Podcasts about How We Do It

The song, called "How We Do It," is a collaboration between the legendary singer, songwriter, and producer and the up-and-coming pop artist

Welcome to the Five Song Mixtape! This week we discuss the mixtape titled “Songs That Would Trigger Me If I We're Molested At Rollerland in 1996” by Devin. You can find the playlist by following our account on Spotify @FiveSongMixtape or you can find us on Instagram @FiveSongMixtape. We would love to hear your thoughts on the playlist and please give us a rating via iTunes to help spread the word!“Songs That Would Trigger Me If I We're Molested At Rollerland in 1996” by Devin1. “This is How We Do It” by Montell Jordan, Wino2. “Fantasy” by Mariah Carey3. “Twisted” by Keith Sweat4. “I Wanna Be Down” by Brandy5. “I'll Make Love To You” by Boyz II Men Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Eastertide Week 3 at Common Table: This is How We Do It w/ Stephen Poore

EP 1043 - EXACTLY WHAT YOUR PROPERTY IS WORTH IN 3 MINUTES... HOW WE DO IT!

We've talked about this before, and here's an update: WE'RE SEEING GREAT RESULTS. Making videos has a HIGH ROI as short form content. You want to start building your video arsenal now to connect with your audience. LISTEN UP. The real estate game is changing - screw that - it already has and no-one is REALLY talking about it....until now. Real Estate of Tomorrow holds conversations on crucial topics needed to successfully navigate the shifting real estate industry. In this bi-weekly podcast we break down the massive shifts in real estate and tell you the specific steps you need to take to kick a$$ in the coming years, just like we are. We're your hosts, Edgardo Balentine and Scott DiGregorio, giving you the rundown on real estate from decades of experience and the new generation. Posting videos is one of the highest performing content types on social platforms. You can use social media to share your brand videos, gain traction, and secure deals. Get into your OWN FLOW with content creation. Today we talk about how to start posting short form content using videos. We started sharing videos a while ago and we refined our system for recording, editing, and managing short form content. Instead of learning everything the hard way, we have tips and resources for you to optimize your videos and audience engagement. START TODAY. What are you doing today to be relevant tomorrow? What are you doing today to be successful tomorrow? success@realestateoftomorrow.com  Hit us up.   Time stamps: [00:36] - This is HOW WE DO IT. [02:23] - Let's talk about equipment. [05:07] - You can have a quality video setup for under $100. [07:32] - What apps can you use to edit videos? [09:37] - How long does it take to edit the videos? [11:49] - Where can you get music for your videos? Does it ever get taken down? [14:36] - Content is always changing in social media. [16:54] - Engage. Engage. Engage. [19:49] - When is it time to outsource? [22:10] - Think BEYOND just the post. [24:43] - Use this Instagram hack to optimize your content creation. [26:28] - We'll keep you posted.   Links: Real Estate of Tomorrow Edgardo Balentine  Scott DiGregorio

This is HOW We Do It. Episode 2 of our mini-series on launching a new business in Asheville. Learn more about South Slope Pilates at https://southslopepilates.com/ https://Instagram.com/southslopepilates

Co-Creation - we've defined what it is ... but HOW do you do it? How to real people living real live actually live as the co-creators of their reality, of their relationships, and of the parts of the world they impact? Living as a conscious co-creator in my experience is not some estoeric notion or nice idea, it is choice you make, and the path and practice for how you see and engage in every part of your world - from the small mundane moments and tasks to the big choices.  To complete this special series in Embracing Your Co-Creative Power series, which focuses on Co-Creative Practices I thought having one of our special "Wise Woman Tea" sessions would make this part of the series most valuable for you. Wise Woman Teas are sessions where I invite on a person (or people in this case) who I am actually in relationship with and know personally, and who also is really living whatever we are exploring.  I invite you into the conversation: Conscious Co-Creation: The Practices for How We "Do" It with myself, Katherine Torrini and Jennifer Bloom, two women with whom I have been exploring and deepening our understanding and practice of co-creation for almost 7 years together. We are part of feminine leadership council together in which we  have intentionally dove into what co-creation is and how we 'do' it, and have co-created books, journals, events and more together. Also, while we share a love of co-creation, we also are different in our approaches and perspectives, which is why I invited them to join us.  Tune in, you are invited into the conversation where we will literally co-create the experience, and explore practices like: Magic - and how to bring it into the mundane  Imagination - the kind that led to humans making airplanes before any human had ever flown   Conversating- how we use 'wise woman tea' and wisdom councils to conversate and find insights and have ephinanies Synchronicity and Synergy - what environment is needed for these to occur, and what creates interference that doesn't allow these to emerge The Co- Leads to Flow vs Solo - how remembering the "Co" reduces overwhelm and opens up the field for connection vs. isolation   We will end with one of our favorite co-creative pratices for creating a better world now + shifting our own realities now ... "Imagine a World" (and invite you to try it on the Feminine Wisdom Cafe). And Jennifer will end us with a song / poem she wrote that will open your heart and mind to possibilty and co-creativity.  See you there. And read below for links to connect with Jennifer and her poems, and Katherine and her visual thinking magic. Christine p.s. Try out your Co Creative Power - Contribute to: "What Daring Dream do You Have for Yourself? For the world?" Be inspired and add your energy into our stream on the Feminine Wisdom Cafe here https://community.christinearylo.com/posts/what-daring-dream-do-you-have-for-yourself-for-the-world-11577904 _____ Upcoming Co-Creative Programs and Experiences  1. Emerge Yearly Visionining and Intention Setting Experience - https://christinearylo.lpages.co/emerge-visioning-with-christine-arylo/ 2. Feminine Wisdom Way : Live, Lead and Succeed the Way Women Naturally Work Best. Join us to Vision, Focus and Co Create in 2023  - www.femininewisdomway.com  Connect with Katherine Torrini and Jennifer Bloom 1. Katherine Torrini - Creative Catalyst/Visual Thinker and Graphic Recorder (https://creativecatalyst.com/) and My Juicy Journal Creator (https://creative-catalyst.mykajabi.com/my-juicy-journal-course-signup) 2. Jennifer Bloom - Poet, Scholar, Emerging Perspectives Facilitator: Receive a poem a week to inspire. https://www.jennifer-bloom.com/      

When you're not taking care of your customer, it's usually your facilities team doing so. Our guest today understands that more than anyone. This episode features an interview with Tom Sansoucy, VP of Facilities at EG Group America. EG Group is the fifth largest C-store network in the country. Brands in the EG Group Family consist of Cumberland Farms, Certified, Fastrac, Kwikshop, and Loaf ‘n Jug. Prior to the acquisition by EG Group, Tom was the Director of Facilities Support at Cumberland Farms. Before that, Tom served as the Director of Client Services at ServiceChannel. He began his career as a petroleum service technician. On this episode, Tom discusses the importance of taking care of your technicians, creating both convenience and value for travelers. Plus, how he balances working hard with working smart.—Guest Quote“The thing that we say a lot at Cumberland farms is if you're not taking care of the customer, then take care of the person who is and facilities.” - Tom Sansoucy—Time Stamps *(0:18) About Tom*(1:42) Tom's responsibilities*(3:11) Tom's journey into facilities*(5:40) EG Group's Acquisition of Cumberland Farms*(9:17) Segment 2: Across the Goal Line*(14:49) The Coffee Differentiator*(15:55) Industry Shifts*(23:05) Segment 3: How We Do It*(26:46) Making your customers feel safe*(27:11) Segment 4: Future Forward*(35:47) Consumer shifts that are here to stay*(37:00) Tom's final words of advice—Sponsor:Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your brick and mortar locations are offering the best possible guest experience? It's time to partner with ServiceChannel for peak facilities performance. Check out Servicechannel.com to learn more. —Links Connect with Tom Sansoucy on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedInCheck out the ServiceChannel WebsiteCheck out EG Group's Website

Taking great care of an asset fleet is a direct way to drive customer loyalty. Our guest today's job is just that. This episode features an interview with RJ Zanes, Senior Director of Facilities Maintenance at Sam's Club. Sam's Club is a warehouse club with 597 locations across the U.S. Prior to Sam's Club, RJ held operations roles at JLL, Daifuku, JBT Aerotech. On this episode, RJ discusses maintaining a billion dollar asset fleet, how he drives accountability through quality assurance, and why his number one goal is providing member delight. —Guest Quote“We operate with the mentality of a member obsession. And what that means for us is keeping our fleet of assets at the optimal state from a physical aesthetic appearance perspective, as well as operations perspective” - RJ Zanes—Time Stamps *(0:23) About RJ*(1:29) RJ's responsibilities*(1:56) RJ's journey into facilities*(5:34) A Rotisserie Chicken Fun Fact*(6:18) Segment 2: Across the Goal Line*(9:30) RJ's Asset Management Strategy*(15:05) Greatest Challenges RJ's Seen*(20:30) Segment 3: How We Do It*(26:00) RJ's best investments *(28:56) You will fail before you will succeed *(30:44) Segment 4: Future Forward*(34:00 Consumer shifts that are here to stay*(36:52) Fixing the labor shortages*(38:38) Final words of advice—Sponsor:Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your brick and mortar locations are offering the best possible guest experience? It's time to partner with ServiceChannel for peak facilities performance. Check out Servicechannel.com to learn more. —Links Connect with RJ Zanes on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel WebsiteCheck out Sams Club's' Website

This episode features an interview with Chris Lampien, Operations Manager at Lampien Mechanical Services in Atlanta, Georgia. 6 years ago, Chris took over the reins of the family business from his father.  On this episode, Chris discusses the talent shortages he and other mechanical companies face, how to offer your clients the best customer experience, and the technical advances service providers must keep up with. —Guest Quote“The biggest challenge is employees. Finding new technicians. Most of my staff is 50 to 60 years old. And there's not a lot of young people coming into the skilled trades. So that's my biggest challenge with business and achieving a higher potential is making sure I'm ready for the future. I don't have a shortage of applications. I have a shortage of finding people that are actually qualified.” —Chris Lampien—Time Stamps *(0:22) About Chris*(1:37) How Chris's career has evolved*(2:34) Creating Camaraderie*(5:20) Creating customers for the long-haul*(6:45) Segment 2: Across the Goal Line*(8:50) Is growth always good?*(9:51) How Chris measures success*(11:09) Managing under unpredictability*(13:00) Recent investments Chris has made*(14:16) Segment 3: How We Do It*(14:30) The great talent shortage*(19:50) Nurturing great partnerships with service providers*(24:25) Segment 3: Future Forward*(28:14) COVID related shifts *(31:17) Chris' advice to upcoming talent—Sponsor:Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your brick and mortar locations are offering the best possible guest experience? It's time to partner with ServiceChannel for peak facilities performance. Check out Servicechannel.com to learn more. —Links Connect with Chris Lampien on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedInCheck out the ServiceChannel WebsiteCheck out Lampien Mechanical Services' Website

This episode features an interview with Garrick Brown, Director of Advisory Services and Business Development at Lockehouse Retail Group. Garrick is one of the United States' leading retail real estate analysts. On this episode, Garrick discusses why he thinks the retail apocalypse is over, how retail has grown into a hospitality business, and why consumer expectations are higher than ever.“Ultimately retail is kind of a hospitality business nowadays. It's so difficult to deliver on all three of my big motivators, which are: value, convenience, and experience. But we are now in the experience economy fully. And if you want to survive, it's so critical that you know that the experience is what builds your brand. It's what builds loyalty. And it impacts every single part of your store from operations to maintenance, to service. And it's so critical that everyone on your team from the buyers to the warehouse guys understand that is your basic credo.” - Garrick BrownTime Stamps *(0:14) About Garrick*(1:26) How Garrick's career has evolved*(7:50) The Retail Apocalypse is over*(14:25) Segment 2: Across the Goal Line*(16:09) The three reasons customers come to stores*(21:56) Garrick's view on the role of facilities*(28:50) The economics behind facilities*(30:18) Segment 3: How We Do It*(33:50) Talkin' Tech*(40:12) Segment 3: Future Forward*(42:40) COVID related shifts *(46:18) Garrick's advice for thriving in retail—Sponsor:Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your brick and mortar locations are offering the best possible guest experience? It's time to partner with ServiceChannel for peak facilities performance. Check out Servicechannel.com to learn more. —Links Connect with Garrick Brown on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel WebsiteCheck out Garrick's Podcast

This episode features an interview with Nick Ammaturo, Head of Indirect Procurement at Subway. Subway is a $17B+ privately-held business with over 40,000+ restaurants located in more than 100 countries. Nick joins us to talk about why he feels facilities deserves more attention, how the pandemic changed the way consumers interact with physical spaces, and why data will lead the industry into its future.—Guest QuoteI never felt that facilities has the attention it deserves, having the impact it could have on a location. It's always more reactive.…it then impacts the stores, it impacts morale, that it's not [seen as] important enough for the facilities team to have a seat at the table on decision making." - Nick Ammaturo—Time Stamps *(0:20) About Nick*(1:26) How Nick's career has evolved*(3:48) A deepdive on Subway*(5:50) Segment 2: Across the Goal Line*(8:17) Preserving and improving the experience*(11:05) Nick's view of how procurement fits into organizations*(14:32) Facilities isn't taken as serious as it should be*(18:20) So what's changed at Subway over the past few years?*(25:59) Segment 3: How We Do It*(32:03) Nick discusses the relationship between procurement and facilities*(32:11) Technology Nick can't live without*(35:12) Segment 3: Future Forward*(38:00) Final advice from Nick—Sponsor:Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your brick and mortar locations are offering the best possible guest experience? It's time to partner with ServiceChannel for peak facilities performance. Check out Servicechannel.com to learn more. —Links Connect with Nick Ammaturo on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel WebsiteCheck out the Subway Website

This episode features an interview with Roger Goldstein, Executive Director of Facilities and Energy at Panda Restaurant Group. Roger directs facilities for more than 2,200 stores across the US.On this episode, Roger joins us to talk about how he invests in experiences, accomplishes what Panda calls “ambience with pride,” and how facilities innovates together with operations.---Guest Quote-Ambiance with pride—that's a fundamental core value and tenant at Panda. That's the mindset. That's the lens they look at our stores through; creating a guest ambiance that we're proud of at all times.” - Roger Goldstein----Time Stamps *(0:18) Meet Roger!*(2:09) How Roger's career has evolved*(4:28) A deepdive on Panda Restaurant Group*(6:18) Panda purchases more what than any restaurant?*(7:21) Segment 2: Across the Goal Line*(10:39) Finding your “ambience with pride”*(13:51) COVID-related consumer shifts*(19:10) Panda's new technology: The Panda Auto Wok *(23:44) Segment 3: How We Do It*(29:28) Panda's mindset for a great customer experience*(31:07) A hurricane hurdle of a story *(36:21) Segment 3: Future Forward*(39:07) Final advice from Roger---Sponsor:Wouldn't you like to rest easy knowing that your brick and mortar locations are offering the best possible guest experience? It's time to partner with ServiceChannel for peak facilities performance. Check out Servicechannel.com to learn more. ---Links Connect with Roger Goldstein on LinkedInConnect with Sid Shetty on LinkedinCheck out the ServiceChannel WebsiteCheck out the Panda Restaurant Group Website

This message by Meghan Mellinger was preached during the third session at our 2022 Women's Retreat on April 9, 2022. Series: Friendship: Why We Need It and How We Do It. Scripture: Romans 12:14-21

This message by Gina Flood was preached during the second session at our 2022 Women's Retreat on April 9, 2022. Series: Friendship: Why We Need It and How We Do It. Scripture: Romans 12:9-13

This message by Meghan Mellinger was preached during the third session at our 2022 Women's Retreat on April 9, 2022. Series: Friendship: Why We Need It and How We Do It. Scripture: Romans 12:14-21

This message by Gina Flood was preached during the second session at our 2022 Women's Retreat on April 9, 2022. Series: Friendship: Why We Need It and How We Do It. Scripture: Romans 12:9-13

This message by Trish Donohue was preached during the first session at our 2022 Women's Retreat on April 8, 2022. Series: Friendship: Why We Need It and How We Do It. Scripture: Romans 12:1-2

This message by Trish Donohue was preached during the first session at our 2022 Women's Retreat on April 8, 2022. Series: Friendship: Why We Need It and How We Do It. Scripture: Romans 12:1-2

Come take a broom ride with (g)hosts Chris & Nickey to 1630s New England to grind up babies and float nekkid while getting caught in the magic of Robert Egger's 2015 film, The Witch! Tales of the witching hour include wrinkly witch booties, shrill British children, selling your daughter like she's a bundle of corn, nip trauma, Black Phillip's fabulous boots, the witch version of "This is How We Do It" and much more! The (g)hosts also answer a listener question and end Women's History Month with some feminist film recommendations! Follow Queer Horror High on Instagram @queerhorrorhigh. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/queerhorrorhigh/support

This week, violence erupts at the Oscars during an unscripted episode between Best Actor Award recipient Will Smith and host Chris Rock. The ongoing conflict in Ukraine may have now reached a standstill, as Russian and Ukrainian officials meet to discuss moving toward an end to the conflict that has now raged for almost a month. However, the world's attention put toward the crisis unfolding in the East was temporarily diverted on Sunday, when during the 94th Academy Awards, actor Will Smith, who would later the same night go on to win the award for Best Actor for his role in King Richard, stormed the stage and slapped host Chris Rock following an unmemorable joke about Smith's wife, Jada Pinkett Smith. The incident has received an unprecedented amount of attention since Sunday, and we attempt to analyze the media response, as the Academy weighs options that might include disciplinary action against Smith for what many viewed as an assault on live television.  UKRAINE FUND: Support Ukraine Relief DOLLARS FOR DONUTS A special thank you to those who donated to the podcast this week: Sean O'Neal   Connie Fletcher  Mark Hankins II  Stacia Schwartz Ali Bucan  Kevin Webb  Brain Davis  Sascha Neubauer  If you like Middle Theory and want to help support the show, you can donate to the program here:   We also offer SUBSCRIPTION accounts for those who would like to make recurring monthly payments to Middle Theory. If you would prefer to SUBSCRIBE to the program, click here to visit our DONATES page, and scroll down below the primary DONATE button.  SHOW NOTES RUSSIAN DEATHS: Up to 40,000 Russian soldiers killed, wounded, captured or MIA, NATO says  FIGHT OR DIE: Putin 'orders execution squads to kill HIS OWN men' if they try to desert SHITSHOW: 'It's a Sh*tshow': Russian Troops Are Now Turning on Each Other  THE LATEST: Ukraine suspends evacuations amid safety fears; Russia, Ukraine prepare for face-to-face talks  Ukraine leader says he seeks peace 'without delay' in talks | AP News  BIDEN ON PUTIN: Biden says Putin "cannot stay in power"  AUDIO: Bash presses NATO rep. on walking back Biden's unscripted Putin declaration  WHAT HAPPENS AT THE OSCARS: Will Smith apologizes during Oscar acceptance speech  An unfunny, unmemorable joke changed Oscars history and Will Smith's Hollywood story Tiffany Haddish Says Smith Stood 'Up for His Wife' at Oscars: 'Most Beautiful Thing I've Seen'  Jaden Smith Tweets 'That's How We Do It' After Will Smith's Oscar Win and Chris Rock Smack  Hollywood Reacts To The Oscar Slap: “Ugliest Oscar Moment Ever”, Tweets Mark Hamill  ‘Violence instead of words': Will Smith condemned for hitting Chris Rock at the Oscars  Will Smith and Chris Rock's Bitter History That Led to the Oscars Slap  Chris Rock isn't pressing charges against Will Smith for the Oscars slap Could Will Smith lose his Oscar? Explaining the Academy's code of conduct JOIN US: REACH OUT TO MIDDLE THEORY To send us feedback, you can email us here. Also, follow Middle Theory on Twitter too... this is highly recommended, and may even be vital for some of you. Finally, as mentioned earlier, some may be further compelled to donate to the program, which helps keep ads for survival gear, water filters, male enhancement supplements, and do-it-yourself earthworm farming kits off the program.

主播：梅莉| 翩翩音乐：Twentieth Century Boy01.这届奥斯卡颁奖典礼上，出了名场面奥斯卡颁奖典礼，多年来收视率下跌：After years of declining viewing figures, the Academy were desperate for more people to watch the 2022 Oscars.奥斯卡组委会极度渴望有更多人观看今年的颁奖典礼。They tried all kinds of ways to boostratings.他们想方设法地提高收视率。谁能想到，这届颁奖礼上，却因为一位喜剧演员的笑话，以及好莱坞顶流明星的极度愤怒，seized the world's attention（引起了全世界的关注）。The Academy wanted eyeballs. It has got them now.这下，奥斯卡想博得的眼球，全拿到了。*decline /dɪˈklaɪn/ v. 衰退*viewing figures 收视率*bedesperate for极度渴望*boost /buːst/ v. 使增长*seizeone's attention 引起某人注意到底发生什么了呢？奥斯卡颁奖礼出现惊人一幕：影帝现场打骂主持人！Will Smith hitChris Rock at the Oscars.（有的新闻标题用的slap）*hit：强调打*slap：用手掌扇；掌掴打人的是谁：Will Smith ，经典励志剧《幸福来敲门》的主演，好莱坞顶流明星（Hollywood A-lister）被打的是谁：Chris Rock，当晚的颁奖嘉宾之一，是一位喜剧演员（a comedian）*A-lister一线演员*comedian /kəˈmi:diən/ 喜剧演员事情经过：当地时间3月27日晚，美国第94届奥斯卡金像奖颁奖典礼上，喜剧演员Chris Rock是颁奖嘉宾，挨个儿拿台下的各位明星开涮。在说到Will Smith（威尔·史密斯）的妻子Jada Pinkett Smith（贾达·萍克特·史密斯）的时候，他开玩笑：“Jada, I love you – “G.I. Jane 2”. Can't wait to see it, alright？”他笑嘻嘻地管她叫“G.I. Jane2”，是嘲笑她和电影《魔鬼女大兵》的寸头女主角G.I. Jane有同款发型。要知道，Jada Pinkett Smith是因为得了由immunesystem （免疫系统）引起的脱发症（alopecia），所以才不得不保持寸头发型（buzzcut hairstyle）。这一点对她来说一直是一个不可触碰的伤疤。她听到这个笑话之后脸色立马一阴，she rolled her eyes。随后，护妻心切的威尔·史密斯则走到台上，狠狠地给了洛克一个大耳光（slapped Chris Rock across the face）......*immune /ɪˈmjuːn/ system 免疫系统*alopecia /ˌæləˈpiːʃə/ 脱发症*buzzcut hairstyle 寸头发型*roll one's eyes 翻白眼*slap /slæp/ v. 掌掴；（用手掌）打*slap sb. across the face 打耳光之后回到观众席上的威尔·史密斯，喊了两遍“KEEP MY WIFE'S NAME OUT OF YOUR F***ING MOUTH”（不要用你的脏嘴提我妻子的名字）。Chris Rock不愧是老喜剧人了，反应很快，懵了一秒钟，就立马自嘲说：“Will Smith把我的屎都要扇出来了”。还幽默地说，“That was the greatest night in the history of television.”（这真是电视史上，最伟大的一晚。）02.奥斯卡在场嘉宾全都惊了现场明星哪见过这场面，都支楞起来了。图片可在“一席文化”公众号查看。03.网友们纷纷做起了memes这一幕seized the world's attention（得到了全球范围的关注）。美国的网友们，瞬间清醒，努力做memes：表情包一：众明星在Will Smith坐下后的表情表情包二：Petition to change Batman slap meme with Will Smithmeme04. Will Smith 领奥斯卡并致歉很搞笑的是，Will Smith扇了Chris Rock之后，颁奖典礼很快就宣布，Will Smith因为King Richard一角，获得奥斯卡奖。本来发表获奖感言，是要致谢，说感谢the Academy, 感谢all my fellow nominees（其他提名者），这样一来，变成了apologize to（致歉）。“I want to apologize to the academy. I want to apologize to all my fellow nominees.”致歉完，还加了一句：Love will make you do crazy things.爱让人做疯狂的事。这件事，在美国迅速成为了trending topic（热点话题），并且，itis causing controversy（引发争议）。* nominee/ˌnɑːmɪˈniː/ n. 被提名者*apologize /əˈpɑːlədʒaɪz/ v. 道歉* controversy /ˈkɑːntrəvɜːrsi/ n. 争议05.美国网民对此的态度很多国外网友觉得Will Smith做得不妥。推特热搜上甚至一度出现：“逮捕威尔史密斯”，“有毒的男子气概”，“对暴力说不”等标签。一帮网友把威尔史密斯骂上热搜。l 什么鬼！Will Smith本来还笑呢，是看到他老婆不高兴了，才上台打人。这实在是toxic masculinity （有毒的男性主义）。*toxic /ˈtɑːksɪk/adj. 有毒的*masculinity /ˌmæskjəˈlɪnəti/ n. 男子气概l 美国导演、编剧、制片人贾德·阿帕图发推文说：They are not freshman in the world of Hollywood and comedy. He lost his mind. 他们又不是第一天混好莱坞和喜剧了。他真是疯了。*freshmann. 新人，新手l 还有人说：ThatJoke was harmless.这句玩笑又没有恶意，就是一出family drama（家庭闹剧）。*harmless /ˈhɑ:rmləs/ 无害的另外也有一帮网友在拼命为他叫好。l 办得好！alopecia（脱发症）不是可以拿来玩笑的。l Will Smith，你就是传奇（legend）。我觉得任何一个丈夫都会这么做。l 威尔史密斯儿子也站出来力挺老爸：And That's How We Do It这样就对了。The aftermath（后续）is：惊动警察了，但是Chris Rock说不起诉。The drama had been put to rest.闹剧止息了。但是，people are still discussing it all over the internet… ，网友们却炸锅了，依旧谈论不休。请留言告诉我们：对于全球热议的“Will Smith手撕Chris Rock”这件事，你是怎么看的？

Collaborating with other freelancers or small businesses can be a rocket-launcher to growth you couldn't achieve otherwise. Trouble is, it's tricky to get it right, and to know how to approach other brands you might like to team up with. In this episode, we chat to Jess Ruhfus from Collabosaurus, a match-making, marketing platform that connects brands keen to collaborate. Tune in to hear about: + How Jess started Collabosaurus + Why she feels collaboration is the future + How to get started collaborating with another freelancer or brand + How to communicate your value + Collaboration success stories + Jess's favourite tech tools Find out more Check out Collabosaurus Join the Partnerships Masterclass - Starts March 14th! Listeners of The Content Byte can receive $200 off by emailing Jess @ collabosaurus.com Listen to Jess's podcasts: Podcast: Stop, Collaborate & Listen and Podcast: This is How We Do It

Cosmo from the Y107 Morning Show talks w/Mike Tucker from Hutcheson Ford who has brought by a very special guest to join him on this first podcast. Where did the slogan "It's Not What We Do...It's How We Do It" come from?

Cosmo from the Y107 Morning Show talks w/Mike Tucker from Hutcheson Ford who has brought by a very special guest to join him on this first podcast. Where did the slogan "It's Not What We Do...It's How We Do It" come from?

It's a new year and we are coming in strong with the Marriage & Leadership series! Over the next few weeks we will hear from our Armed Forces leaders as each shares their marriage stories, lessons learned and advice for #milmarriage. This series demonstrates that caring for our military families means that we care for our military marriages, which is a priority amongst our leaders. Lean in as we have a heart to heart to gain lessons on love, marriage and leadership with those shaping our service branches for a better tomorrow. Representing the Marine Corps we have Mattrice Williamson!   Bio: Mattrice Williamson is a Hospitality Director and Special Events Manager. She has spent nearly three decades leading, coaching, mentoring and supporting military families. Leading, learning, and legacy building is how Mattrice has chosen to journey through military life with her Marine. Mattrice's personal and professional career path has afforded her the opportunity to work and serve with several non-profit organizations. Servant leadership is a lifestyle for Mattrice as she enjoys sharing her “TAGS” (Talent, Ability, Gift, and Skills) with others. As a 27-year Marine Corps spouse and mother of three, Mattrice has had the opportunity to navigate through multiple deployments, relocations, career challenges and life changes. She has been inspired by mentors in her life to find her voice and tell her story; she encourages others to do the same. Her purpose and passion drive her to continue leading and motivating others to be ‘mission ready' for whatever life brings. Living in Purpose on Purpose is their family motto.   Top Points: - The MilMarriage Story Mattrice dated her husband to be through their college years and made the 2% club of Naval Academy couples to survive all four years. The couple met in church in the 90s and started as friends. She credits the strength of their relationship to their foundation of friendship and being great listeners. The Williamsons married in 1994. Mattrice's Top Tips For Servant Leadership in Life & Marriage: - Understanding and mutual respect are key. Know and respect who each person is as individuals. She notes the importance of being committed to the relationship and the journey as you operate with understanding & mutual respect. - Find mentorship. Seek it out and connect with others so you can ask, “will I survive this?”. Mattrice recalls that her mentors were in her life for a moment, but she soon became the mentor. Paying it forward is a part of being a leader. - “You have seasons in your life. Those seasons come and go.” Mattrice learned to step back and edit her life as the seasons change. She asked herself, “Who was I between the leaves of the tree?” Introspection is key at all seasons. - Mattrice's husband encouraged her to stop looking for the mentor she felt she needed and step into being that mentor and pouring into others. Her philosophy of servant leadership is modeled as she presently supports and mentors spouses. - As a Marine Corps spouse and mom she finds ways to connect with other people & families. As a family, the Williamsons are intentional about plugging in with Marine & Family Programs for orientations, programs and workshops. The more Mattrice learned and applied, the better she could connect by simply getting to know others. She became an advocate for our military resources, because she personally experienced loneliness in earlier years due to not knowing about what was available to her.   Marriage & Leadership Advice: Resources are underutilized. When programs are not utilized they will go away as it's seen as a waste of resources. “If you know something that has worked for you, share it!...Join the club.”- Mattrice Williamson The responsibility is with each of us. You can be a leader right where you are by sharing the resources you are aware of.   Top Resources: The Five Languages of Apology: How to Experience Healing in All Your Relationships by Dr. Gary Chapman & Jennifer Thomas https://www.amazon.com/Five-Languages-Apology-Experience-Relationships/dp/1881273571/ref=pd_sbs_1/135-3173583-2094259?pd_rd_w=cdsOt&pf_rd_p=0a3ad226-8a77-4898-9a99-63ffeb1aef90&pf_rd_r=CZF5G1Z0KJEWKCGZV29R&pd_rd_r=712c605f-77e8-4d7c-b682-2b72cf27b00b&pd_rd_wg=oUJo7&pd_rd_i=1881273571&psc=1   Today's Heart Track : This is How We Do It by Montell Jordan That's The Way Love Goes by Janet Jackson Listen to our Heart Tracks 3 playlist on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3izcNRGc44G4rHt4qcJzUJ?si=eaef4f0267684ed0   Let's Connect: Join us in the Hearts & Stripes Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/heartsstripes To get even more on Hearts & Stripes podcast, resources, coaching and more head to https://www.breecarroll.com Connects with Bree on IG https://www.instagram.com/itsbreecarroll Connect with Bree on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/itsbreecarroll  

We flip the track and bring the old school back with one of the all-time good vibe party jams - Montell Jordan's 1995 cult classic "This is How We Do It".

We flip the track and bring the old school back with one of the all-time good vibe party jams - Montell Jordan's 1995 cult classic "This is How We Do It".

Cathy “CC” Carlson has had over 25 years in the Music Industry with co-written songs placed on NBC, CBS, CMT (Country Music Television), and GAC (Great American Country). She also owns Independent Music Publishing companies and a Record Label. Cathy has worked for non-profits for concerts and events which included music celebrities David Foster, LeAnn Rhimes, Gary Allen, and television celebrities Paul Newman, Jacqueline Smith, Stephen Segal, Eric Estrada (“Chips”), and Baywatch stars which included Carmen Electra. Sports celebrities included Sugar Ray Leonard, Evander Hollyfield, and Race Car Driver Mario Andretti.  CC's Music Background also includes a TV Co-Host for a talent and variety show with over 2 million viewers and working as a Los Angeles Radio Co-Host with KCLA Radio and a Meryl Haggard radio program in Los Angeles. She was an Event Coordinator for NSAI (Nashville Songwriters Association International), SGA (Songwriters Guild of America), and other Los Angeles and International Songwriter Organizations including IMRO (Irish Music Rights Organization). Cathy worked with Bob Diamond (son of the famous Leo Diamond) who was the chief harmonica soloist or virtuoso in the “high fidelity” LP era. Bob was the partner of Midnight Music in Los Angeles which managed song catalogs and recordings by Tiffany, Irene Cara (Flash Dance) among many other artists and songwriters.  Cathy toured with her twin sister Colleen with the Min-On International Concert Association in Japan (the 2nd largest concert association in the world) with the “Route 66 Band” to packed concert halls through Japan which was managed by Seymour Heller, Manager to Liberace.  “CC” also worked for Celtic Harmony/Music Bridge with American Recording Artists including Rodney Crowell, the Go Go's, Delbert McClinton, Jeff Healey, Montell Jordan and Irish Recording Artists including Brian Kennedy, Liam Reilly (of popular Irish Band “Bagatelle”) Keith Donald, Jimmy MacCarthy, Marian Bradfield (founder of “Celtic Women”), Mick Hanly, and IMRO (Irish Music Rights Organization) Songwriters in Ireland. American Writers included Brenda Russell, Gordon Kennedy (co-writer of “Change The World” with Eric Clapton), Gary Nicholson, Jill Sobule. Songwriter Organizations included ASCAP, BMI, SESAC. Record Labels included Putumayo World Musiz, Polygram, EMI Music Publishing.  “CC” has co-written songs with Roger La Rocque who managed “Celine Dion” and Joel Hirschhorn (Grammy-winning theme song for “Poseidon Adventure”, Jan Buckingham (co-writer Pam Tillis “Queen of Denial”), Montell Jordan, Def Jam Recording Artist of the song “This is How We Do It”.  Studio work included recordings with Artist Theresa James, 2019 Grammy Award winner of “Contemporary Blues Album”. Patrick Swayze danced to CC's co-written song “Desire” in an HBO film “Letters From A Killer” which featured another one of CC's co-written songs “Daddy Tried” a take-off of “Mama Tried” by Merle Haggard.  Film and Television Song Placements:  Cathy's co-written song “A Woman In Charge” will be featured in a Sci-Fi film starring Barry Bostwick who starred in the cult classic “Rocky Horror Picture Show” with Susan Sarandon back in 1975. Cathy's dedication continued as Southwest Coast A/R, Representative for a Film/TV Placement company in Nashville where she submitted over 110 Artist Packages which totaled 3,500 songs in just 6 months.  Current Projects: Cathy co-hosts a "Gemstar Worldwide Podcast" with Plastic EP from Australia and she will also be hosting both a Music Podcast on www.bbsradio.com and hosting a show about her co-written books "Beyond The Veil of Sedona" and "Beyond The Cloak of California" which she co-wrote with her twin sister! Cathy currently works as “Music Publishing, Director” at Big Fish Music Group with Chuck Tennin, President & CEO. Chuck has worked on recording projects with “Legendary” Artists such as Neil Young, Aretha Franklin, Steppenwolf, Elvis Presley, Jim Hendrix, Peter Frampton, Rolling Stones, Ike, and Tina Turner, Neil Diamond, and many others.  Big Fish Music Group is an Independent Music Publishing Company located in N. Hollywood, CA which maintains one of the largest independent unpublished catalogs of all types of music available for use.

This is How We Do It...We Practice the Truth Pastor Ray Peoples New City Church KCK September 19, 2021 For more information visit: newcitychurch.com 

Which is more important: who you are or what you do? Maybe you are an incredible designer but horrible to people. Maybe you are the nicest chef ever but the food you make is nasty. Pastor Steve encourages us from Colossians 3 to see our work as a balance of INTEGRITY and QUALITY. What if both WHAT WE DO and HOW WE DO IT could reflect Jesus to the people we work with every day. “If a man is called to be a street sweeper, he should sweep streets even as Michelangelo painted, or Beethoven composed music or Shakespeare wrote poetry. He should sweep streets so well that all the hosts of heaven and earth with a pause to say, here lived a great street sweeper who did his job well.” - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.    Bible References: Colossians 3:1-24 - NEXT STEPS Looking to take your next step? We want to help! Text NEXT to 909-281-7797 or visit us at sunrisechurch.org/nextsteps.  - GIVE TO SUNRISE CHURCH Imagine what God can do when we trust Him with our giving. Start giving today at sunrisechurch.org/give.  - FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA:  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SunriseChurchCA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sunrisechurchca Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/SunriseChurch

This is How We Do It ... So that our Joy May be CompleteNew City Church - KCK Pastor Ray Peoples September 12, 2021For more information visit: newcitychurch.com 

This is How We Do It ... So that our Joy may be CompleteNew City Church Shawnee Pastor Matt Miller September 12, 2021 For more information visit: newcitychurch.com 

We discuss the past year as we shifted and pivoted during the Covid-19 Pandemic.We talk about personal growth during this time and how the "What We Do" and "How We Do It" has changed this past year.

Matt Heart Spade & Jinners dedicate an entire episode to one-hit wonders of the '90s -- including Montell Jordan's "This is How We Do It," New Radicals' "You Get What You Give," Mazzy Star's "Fade Into You" and much more.Follow us online:@mixtapememoriespodcast on Facebook@mixtape.memories on Instagram@MemoriesMixtape on Twitter.Visit mixtapememories.com.Special thanks to Ryan Mulkey, our technical director who also wrote our theme song and drew our cover art!Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Matt Heart Spade & Jinners dedicate an entire episode to one-hit wonders of the '90s -- including Montell Jordan's "This is How We Do It," New Radicals' "You Get What You Give," Mazzy Star's "Fade Into You" and much more. Follow us online: @mixtapememoriespodcast on Facebook @mixtape.memories on Instagram @MemoriesMixtape on Twitter. Visit mixtapememories.com. Special thanks to Ryan Mulkey, our technical director who also wrote our theme song and drew our cover art! Part of Pantheon Podcasts

Matt Heart Spade & Jinners dedicate an entire episode to one-hit wonders of the '90s -- including Montell Jordan's "This is How We Do It," New Radicals' "You Get What You Give," Mazzy Star's "Fade Into You" and much more.Follow us online:@mixtapememoriespodcast on Facebook@mixtape.memories on Instagram@MemoriesMixtape on Twitter.Visit mixtapememories.com.Special thanks to Ryan Mulkey, our technical director who also wrote our theme song and drew our cover art!

Anjelah Johnson | Comedian, Actorhttps://anjelah.com/Anjelah Johnson-Reyes was born and raised in San Jose, California and is of Mexicanand Native American descent. She is one of five children and has a large extended familyto which she remains close. In the beginning of her career, Johnson- Reyes was aprofessional cheerleader for the Oakland Raiders. As an Oakland Raiderette, she wasnamed Rookie of the Year and even performed in Super Bowl XXXVII. After that yearshe decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue her dream of acting.She became an internet sensation with her viral video, “Nail Salon” which led to manystand up, television and film opportunities. That same year she joined the cast of,“MADtv” as a series regular, which spawned another internet sensation, “Bon Qui Qui.”This original character, a disgruntled fast food employee with no filter, has been enjoyed,viewed and replicated by over 80 million people worldwide. After recording andreleasing 3 songs and 2 music videos as Bon Qui Qui, Anjelah signed a record deal withWarner Nashville to release a full album titled, “Gold Plated Dreams”, which She’stoured twice selling out both times. Bon Qui Qui teamed up with Benefit Cosmetics forher third music video “This Is How We Do It”. After the success of her debut album, BonQui Qui released a Christmas EP titled “Merry Hoodmas”. All the songs are available oniTunes and the videos are currently on YouTube.Early in Anjelah’s career she appeared in multiple ads & commercials includingcampaigns for Sprint, Visa, Snickers, Verizon, All-State, K-Swiss, Dryers Ice Cream andwas the spokesperson for a Texas based restaurant chain, Taco Cabana. Anjelah has alsoguest starred on shows such as The Shield, Ugly Betty, Curb Your Enthusiasm, SuperStore, and others all while touring with her stand up comedy.In June 2009 Anjelah recorded her first one-hour special for Comedy Central and WarnerBros. Records titled, That’s How We Do It. Her second one-hour special, TheHomecoming Show, aired on NUVOtv in July of 2013 and is currently available onAmazon. In 2014 Anjelah recorded her third hour special, Not Fancy which is a Netflixoriginal, and is currently available for streaming. In 2017 she filmed her fourth hourspecial Mahalo & Goodnight in Honolulu, Hawaii. It premiered on the Epix channel andis now available for steaming on Amazon.Johnson has starred in such films as OUR FAMILY WEDDING, ALVIN AND THECHIPMUNKS: THE SQUEAKQUEL, ENOUGH SAID, THE RESURRECTION OFGAVIN STONE and the film MOM’S NIGHT OUT which not only features Anjelah butalso her husband, musician Manwell Reyes.Anjelah resides in Los Angeles and Nashville with her husband and her dog Banzo, andcontinues to act and tour the country with her sold out comedy shows.

Celebremos un nuevo viaje hacia los viejos tiempos cuando lo pasábamos mucho mejor ahora que esta pesadilla persiste. Nos remontamos al gran soul de los años sesenta del siglo pasado. Recordamos el éxito del inglés Craig David “7 days”. Y dentro de siete días otro inglés, Myles Sanko, publicará su cuarto disco. ¡Por fin! Más del Reino Unido: el funk de Delegation. Recordamos a la recientemente fallecida Mary Wells /(The Supremes) y al la band de Al Hudson, One Way. El controvertido The Weeknd une sus fuerzas a Daft Punk y repescamos el número en USA del reverendo Montell Jordan. DISCO 1 REX GARVIN & The Mighty Cravers Sock It To 'Em JB, Pt. 1 (SOCK IT TO ‘EM - 1) DISCO 2 LOUIS WILLIAMS Don’t Fight It (GROOVE WITH FEELING - 4) DISCO 3 MONTELL JORDAN This is How We Do It (3) DISCO 4 DELEGATION Gonna’ Bring The House Down (Cara 1 Corte 4) DISCO 5 ONE WAY (Alicia Myers) I Want To Thank You (4) DISCO 6 MARY WELLS Dear Lover (SOCK IT TO ‘EM - 24) DISCO 7 CRAIG DAVID 7 Days (1) DISCO 8 THE WEEKND & Daft Punk I Feel It Coming (ARLO PARKS - 15) DISCO 9 MYLES SANKO Blackbird Sing (10) DISCO 10 ARIANA GRANDE (feat. Doja Cat & Megan Thee Stallion) 34+35 (Remix) (ARLO PARKS - 17) DISCO 11 GEORGE BENSON Feel Like Makin' Love [Live](7) DISCO 12 MO JAZZ Have Fun (Featuring Stevie Wonder, Bishop, Mino Cinelu) (1) DISCO 13 STEVE WONDER Fun Day (1) DISCO 14 SG LEWIS One More (feat. Nile Rodgers) (ARLO PARKS - 18) DISCO 15 HERBIE MANN Philly Dog (SOCK IT TO ‘EM - 10) Escuchar audio

Pastor Matt finishes out our two-part series on how to love your neighbor called This Is Why and How We Do It.

Pastor Matt finishes out our two-part series on how to love your neighbor called This Is Why and How We Do It.

It’s a new season of Prolly Shoulda, and Nadia and Tony are dedicating this season exclusively to films that landed in the box office top 10 of their respective years. Unfortunately, they started with this Academy-Award-winning (!) piece of crap from 1996, starring Eddie Murphy six different times. Nadia takes us through the history of fatphobia. Tony comes up with a new t-shirt design for the eventual merch shop. Our theme music is “Hey Allison!” by Jeff Rosenstock, distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 license, and available at quoteunquoterecords.com. Today’s outro music is Montel Jordan’s “This is How We Do It” as covered by The Ukulele Revolution.

This episode we talk about the classic 90s hit This is How We Do It by Montell Jordan, off his album of the same name. This hit came out in 1995 and peaked on the US Billboard Hot 100 at number one. Join Drew and Dave as they take a deep dive into this 90s classic from Montell Jordan and find out if it is a legit hit or did this song go wrong. Website: Songsgonewrong.com Twitter: @SongsGone Email: sgwpodcast@gmail.com

Hey everyone, I hope you are all staying safe and sane!  I am proud to announce my new show which is called Songs Gone Wrong.  I will keep the One Headlight 90s Podcast running as well, but this new show is strictly music only where we talk about one song per episode and along with you the listeners, decide if those songs are legit hits, or did those songs go wrong.  This sample episode is our discussion on Montell Jordan's smash hit This is How We Do It. If you have any feedback would love to hear it:  Twitter:  @SongsGone Twitter:  @1HLPodcast Email:  SGWPodcast@gmail.com More to come as we approach our mid-October launch date!  Hope you enjoy!!

To kick off the 2020 virtual season of HumanInsider, I had the honor of talking to Pastor and music artist Montell Jordan. Best known for the legendary song "This is How We Do It", Montell and I discuss faith, social change and personal development during this era of change.

To kick off the 2020 virtual season of HumanInsider, I had the honor of talking to Pastor and music artist Montell Jordan. Best known for the legendary song "This is How We Do It", Montell and I discuss faith, social change and personal development during this era of change.

We’re Ellie and Traci, two bookish friends who read in every spare minute that we have!  In this episode, we will talk about our favorite read alouds!  Join us at instagram @literally_reading.  What we are Literally Reading: 1:49 - Home Before Dark by Riley Sager (Ellie) 1:59 - Lock Every Door by Riley Sager 3:18 - The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix  3:49 - Atomic Love by Jennie Fields (Traci) What we are Literally Listening To: 5:42 - The Last Guest House by Megan Miranda (Ellie) 6:04 - A Very Punchable Face by Colin Jost (Ellie) 7:35 - A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson (Traci) 9:56 - Sadie by Courtney Summers Kid Lit Read Alouds: 12:42 - Dory Fantasmagory by Abby Hanlon 16:14 - Dragons Love Tacos by Adam Rubin Preschool: 17:43 - Sneeches by Dr. Suess 18:40 - If You Give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura Numeroff 19:14 - Nanette’s Baguette by Mo Willems 19:29 - Richard Scary Books 20:42 - Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney 21:08 - Peter Spier books: Noah’s Ark, Circus, Jonah, Christmas 22:25 - This is How We Do It by Matt Lamonthe 23:00 - How do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight by Jane Yolen 23:35 - Tiny T. Rex and the Impossible Hug by Jonathan Stutzman 23:49 - Tiny T. Rex and the Very Dark Dark by Jonathan Stutzman  Kinder/1st: 24:33 - Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White 25:40 - Mother Bruce by Ryan T. Higgins 26:26 - Nobody Likes a Goblin by Ben Hatke  26:27 - Julia’s House for Lost Creatures by Ben Hatke 26:40 - Julia’s House Moves On by Ben Hatke 27:03 - We Don’t Eat our Classmates by Ryan T. Higgins 27:59 - Beautiful Oops! By Barney Saltzberg 28:53 - Bread and Jam for Frances by Russell Hoban 29:45 - The Book with No Pictures by B.J. Novak  30:45 - Penny by Kevin Henkes 30:50 - Lily’s Purple Plastic Purse by Kevin Henkes 30:52 - Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes  31:54 - Frog and Toad Books by Arnold Lobel 32:40 - Mouse and Mole by Wong Yee 32:43 - Henry and Mudge by Cynthia Rylant  Early Elementary:  33:23 - Gooney Bird-Greene by Lois Lowry 33:58 - The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis 34:26 - Half Magic by Edward Eager  35:10 - Freckle Juice by Judy Blume 35:34 - My Father’s Dragon by Ruth Stiles Gannett 35:49 - Ramona Quimby Books by Beverly Cleary  35:52 - The Mouse and the Motorcycle by Beverly Cleary 36:02 - Matilda by Roald Dahl 36:04 - James and the Giant Peach Roald Dahl 36:06 - Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roald Dahl Community Recommendations: The Penderwicks  Where the Sidewalk Ends  The Lion & the Mouse  Pippi Longstocking! Baa Baa Smart Sheep  The Berenstain Bear books Smithsonian - The Animal Box  Kid Reading Goals: 39:16 - Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (Traci) 41:11 - Charlotte’s Web by E.B. White (Ellie) 41:12 - Beatrice Zinker Upside Down Thinker by Shelley Johannes (Ellie)

Ben and Dianne discuss All Apologies by Nirvana. Happiness, death, suicide (or WAS it?) conspiracy theories, Ken Lay. Cool, wait, did we say Ken Lay? Yeah. And Bobcat Goldthwait. Dressed Up Like a Douche Misheard lyrics from our pal Tommy Drake Kiss - Rock and Roll All Night“I want to rock and roll all night and part of every day” Guilty Pleasure SongsDianne: This is How We Do It  - Montell Jordan Ben: Things Can Only Get Better - Howard Jones Special THANK YOUChuck Savage & Eddie Hawkins: Intro music Sara Wessling: Guilty Pleasures vocals ********** We have a Patreon Page! https://www.patreon.com/rockthecashbar If you would like to help support Rock the Cash Bar we have some fun perks! For $5 a month Patreon members will receive early access to all episodes, RTCB swag AND they will have the opportunity to VOTE on every other songs of the week! Website: https://www.rockthecashbarpodcast.com PLEASE rate and leave us a review! It really helps!! Thank you!

ADIQUEST Music’s 4th of July Live Stream Mixx with DJBlaxx. Live Streamed on FB (@leonstephenson), IG (@supablaxx), & Twitch (@djblaxx). Please Tune in every Tuesday 4p EST to my Live Radio Show on the Koffee Radio App (Apple or Android) or on the web at wkris.com Start of Show. Welcome to all. Thanks for stopping by. Call / Text your requests to 470.319.9799 www.adiquestmusic.com Follow me on IG @supablaxx & @adiquest. Thank you. Timeline of Table of Contents: --Hip-Hop Mixx-- 01. 00h00m00s Africa—Toto 02. 00h00m36s If It Isn’t Love—New Edition 03. 00h02m11s Every Little Step—Bobby Brown 04. 00h03m46s Back To Life—Soul to Soul 05. 00h05m51s Before I Let Go—Maze f Frankie Beverly 06. 00h08m10s Before I Let Go [Remix Cover]—Beyonce 07. 00h10m28s It Takes Two—Rob Base & DJEZRock 08. 00h14m03s California Love—Dr. Dre featuring Tupac 09. 00h17m02s Still Not A Player—Big Pun featuring Joe 10. 00h18m20s Da Rockwilder—Method Man & Redman 11. 00h19m47s Candy Rain—Soul For Real 12. 00h21m23s Hypnotize—Notorious Big 13. 00h22m23s Instrumental--What’s My Name (SwizzBeatz) 14. 00h23m11s What’s My Name—DMX 15. 00h25m35s Hip-Hop Hooray—Naughty By Nature 16. 00h26m40s Put Your Hands where My Eyes Could See— Busta Rhymes 17. 00h27m38s Not Tonight RMX—Lil Kim featuring Da Brat, Left Eye, Missy Elliot, Angie Martinez 18. 00h28m54s That Thing—Lauren Hill 19. 00h30m20s Summertime—Will Smith 20. 00h32m23s All I Need—Method Man featuring Mary J Blige 21. 00h34m14s Around The Way Girl—LL Cool J 22. 00h35m57s Hold On—En Vogue 23. 00h36m44s Boomin System—LL Cool J 24. 00h38m43s Can’t Nobody Hold me Down—Puff Daddy & Mase 25. 00h39m55s This is How We Do It—Montel Jordan 26. 00h40m51s Humpty Dance—Digital Underground 27. 00h42m38s Just Got Paid—Johnny Kemp 28. 00h44m20s Motownphilly—Boyz II Men 29. 00h46m36s Poison—Bel Biv DeVoe 30. 00h49m26s Be Faithful [Love Like This]—Fatman Scoop featuring Faith Evans 31. 00h52m06s Let Me Clear My Throat—DJ Kool featuring Dougie Fresh 32. 00h53m37s Treat ‘Em Right—Chubb Rock 33. 00h54m53s Feels Good—Tony! Toni! Tone! 34. 00h57m03s Danger--Mystikal featuring Nivea 35. 00h58m24s Shake Ya Ass—Mystikal featuring Pharrell 36. 00h59m47s I Just Wanna Love U—Jay-Z featuring Pharrell 37. 01h01m26s Oochie Wally—Nas featuring Bravehearts (Jungle, Wiz, & Horse) 38. 01h03m30s My Neck, My back [Lick It]--Khia 39. 01h04m52s Keep Jukin—Tampa Tony 40. 01h06m29s You Owe Me [party mix]—Genuine featuring Nas, Missy Elliot, & Notorious Big 41. 01h08m30s Where The Party At—Jagged Edge featuring Nelly 42. 01h10m03s Pump It Up—Joe Budden 43. 01h11m35s Flipside—Freeway featuring Peedi Crack 44. 01h12m47s Yeah!—Usher featuring Lil John & Ludacris 45. 01h13m40s Dancing Gym—Elephant Man featuring Lil John 46. 01h14m33s My Type—Saweetie 47. 01h15m34s Freek-A-Leek—Petey Pablo 48. 01h16m27s My Goodies RMX--Ciara featuring T.I. 49. 01h18m37s Tap In—Saweetie 50. 01h19m43s For Free—DJKhaled featuring Drake 51. 01h20m39s Blow The Whistle—Too Short 52. 01h23m08s Soul Survivor—Young Jeezy featuring Akon 53. 01h24m54s Gun Session [Soul Survivor Mix]—Vybz Kartel, Shabba Ranks, Sizzla featuring Akon 54. 01h27m54s Damn!--YoungBloodz featuring Lil John 55. 01h30m08s Can’t F@%k wit Me—Trick Daddy 56. 01h32m43s Oh My—DJ Drama featuring Fabolous, Wiz Khalifa, & Roscoe Dash 57. 01h34m20s No Hands—Wacka Flocka featuring Wale & Roscoe Dash 58. 01h37m17s Do It—Mykko Montana featuring K Camp 59. 01h40m42s Knuck If You Buck—Crime Mob featuring Lil Scrappy 60. 01h43m01s Ooouuu!—Young M.A. 61. 01h44m51s Hot Nigga—Bobby Shmurda 62. 01h47m09s Uh Oooh!--Lumidee 63. 01h49m26s Dancing Queen—Abba End of Show. Thank you for stopping by. Call / Text your requests to 470.319.9799. www.adiquestmusic.com Follow me on IG @supablaxx & @adiquest. Thank you. Tune in every Tuesday 4p EST for the Live Show on the Koffee Radio App (Apple or Android) or on the web at wkris.com This is ADIQUEST Music with DJBlaxx ***ADIQUEST Music does not own the Copyrights to the songs played.*** ***We are a professional DJ Disc Jockey service that entertains the public.*** ***Record labels and other music distribution channels send us music to play for public consumption and / or promotion.*** If you like the songs heard, please support the artists by purchasing from your preferred music store.

An interview with Norman Farrar from prReach on how to use an amazon press release for product launching strategy. Norman Farrar talks about the unique services that prReach offers to help amazon sellers launch a new product or brand. Norman also covers the following questions in this podcast interview: What kind of services is prReach offering Amazon Sellers? What kind of video press releases does prReach offer Amazon Sellers? Besides video press releases what other services do you offer? AMZ.Club, is an agency to help create and launch products on Amazon. Is amz.club for people that have product ideas or established business? Who finances the products and ideas in amz.club? Price matching from Honu Worldwide - sourcing and logistics company. What kind of services does the logistics side of the Honu Worldwide offer? What did Norman Farrar do before he started to sell on Amazon? About Norman Farrar and prReach - https://www.prreach.com/ prREACH combines specially optimized press releases and powerful video to drive traffic, grow your business and build your brand authority. We are the world's first premium video press release service, revolutionizing online digital news. Our expert writers, researchers, influencers, SEO specialists and developers combine the power of traditional press releases with superior online video marketing to ensure endless news coverage opportunities. What We Do! We provide video & written press releases and distribute them through our proprietary network of media outlets, search engines, journalists, influencers, & bloggers. How We Do It! Well, that's a secret. What we can say is regardless if you are a traditional business, service or Amazon/eCommerce seller we provide local, regional or international exposure while building your brand driving external traffic and getting you the authority and trust you deserve. About FeedbackWhiz - https://www.feedbackwhiz.com FeedbackWhiz helps Amazon sellers monitor, manage, and automate emails, product reviews, orders, and feedback. Build professional email templates with gifs, emojis, buttons, and attachments. A/B test subject lines and view open rate analytics. Send or exclude emails based on triggers such as refunds, shipment, delivery, feedback, and repeat buyers. Track and manage all product reviews. Instant notifications whenever a review is posted. Monitor all product listings and get alerts when critical events such as hijackers, buy-box loss, and listing changes occur.

Episode 11 evaluates 7 clinical pearls that Chuck and Chris use to maximize their practice efficiency. We hope that our discussion of these tips and tricks provide something for you to consider in your own practice. Really this is Chuck and Chris sharing some of our favorite pearls that we believe make us better hand surgeons (and give us more time for the personal and non- clinical work activities). And, of course, we hope that our thoughts generate discussion and feedback on twitter @handPodcast or via email. Thanks as always to @iampetermartin for the tunes.

Ken chats with Emmi Harward, Executive Director at the Association of College Counselors in Independent Schools (ACCIS). Together they explore alternate universes (including one where Emmi is a Supreme Court justice/former U.S. President) as well as a pro tip for getting the first win of the day before you even get out of bed.Shout-outs & LinksTerry Cowdrey, who hired Emmi into her first admissions gig at Vanderbilt. Marie Bigham... yes THAT Marie Bigham.Briana Barkin, Lawrence University California-based regional admission superstarSuzan Zarwell, director of college counseling at University School of Milwaukee (for a picture she got author Paul Tough to send to Ken).Rapid DescentEmmi's walkout song: This is How We Do It by Montell JordanBest thing she's read lately: Real American by Julie Lythcott-HaimesWhat she's eager to read next: The Privileged Poor by Anthony Jack and The Years That Matter Most by Paul ToughFavorite thing to make in the kitchen: Besides dinner reservations, her mother's Mac and cheese... with dreams of making John Legend's Mac and cheese.What she uses to take and keep notes: Whatever paper is near her Pilot G2 fine point pen. (Also many many Post-it Notes.)Memorable bit of advice: From her mother who advised, "Make sure you are running to something and not just from something." Bucket list: Communicating in Spanish, and also spending a lot of time in London.

**This is a lost episode of the podcast that never aired until today!!⁣ On this episode we’re talking:⁣ • Bobby’s Birthday Recap in AC⁣ • Move over “Carpe Diem” because we have a new mantra “Get That Hot Dog!”⁣ • A puppy is a great wingman⁣ • Jets Quarterback has Mono and our win/loss prediction for the rest of the Jets Season⁣ • “This is How We Do It” is the karaoke smash!⁣ • What’s the deal with “Fleabag?!”⁣ • There are some people who still haven’t seen Game Of Thrones?!⁣ • And so much more!

Craigslist Welcome to the History of Computing Podcast, where we explore the history of information technology. Because understanding the past prepares us for the innovations of the future! Today we're going to look at the computer that was the history of craigslist. It's 1995. The web is 4 years old. By the end of the year, there would be over 23,000 websites. Netscape released JavaScript, Microsoft released Internet Explorer, Sony released the Playstation, Coolio Released Gangsta's Paradise, and probably while singing along to “This is How We Do It” veteran software programmer Craig Newmark made a list. And Craig Alexander Newmark hails from Morristown, New Jersey and after being a nerdy kid with thick black glasses and a pocket protector in high school went off to Case Western, getting a bachelors in 1975 and a masters in 77. This is where he was first given access to the arpanet, which would later evolve into the internet as we know it today. He then spent 17 years at IBM during some of the most formative years of the young computer industry. This was when the hacker ethos formed and anyone that went to college in the 70s would be well acquainted with Stewart Brand's Whole Earth Catalog and yes, even employees of IBM would potentially have been steeped in the ethos of the counterculture that helped contribute to that early hacker ethos. And as with many of us, Gibson's Neuromancer got him thinking about the potential of the web. Anyone working at that time would have also seen the rise of the Internet, the advent of email, and a lot of people were experimenting with side projects here and there. And people from all around the country that still believed in the ideals of that 60s counterculture still gravitated towards San Francisco, where Newmark moved to take a gig at Charles Schwab in 1993 where he was an early proponent of the web, exploring uses with a series of brown bag lunches. If you're going to San Francisco make sure to wear flowers in your hair. Newmark got to see some of the best of the WELL and Usenet and as with a lot of people when they first move to a new place, old Craig was in his early 40s with way too much free time on his hands. I've known lots of people these days that move to new cities and jump headfirst into Eventbrite, Meetup, or more recently, Facebook events, as a way of meeting new people. But nothing like that really existed in 1993. The rest of the country had been glued to their televisions, waiting for the OJ Simpson verdict while flipping back and forth between Seinfeld, Frasier, and Roseanne. Unforgiven with Clint Eastwood won Best Picture. I've never seen Seinfeld. I've seen a couple episodes of Frasier. I lived Roseanne so was never interested. So a lot of us missed all that early 90s pop culture. Instead of getting embroiled in Friends from 93 to 95, Craig took a stab at connecting people. He started simple, with an email list and ten or so friends. Things like getting dinner at Joe's digital diner. And arts events. Things he was interested in personally. People started to ask Craig to be added to the list. The list, which he just called craigslist, was originally for finding things to do but quickly grew into a wanted ad in a way - with people asking him to post their events or occasionally asking for him to mention an apartment or car, and of course, early email aficionados were a bit hackery so there was plenty of computer parts needed or available. It's even hard for me to remember what things were like back then. If you wanted to list a job, sell a car, sell furniture, or even put an ad to host a group meetup, you'd spend $5 to $50 for a two or three line blurb. You had to pick up the phone. And chances are you had a home phone. Cordless phones were all the rage then. And you had to dial a phone number. And you had to talk to a real life human being. All of this sounds terrible, right?!?! So it was time to build a website. When he first launched craigslist, you could rent apartments, post small business ads, sell cars, buy computers, and organize events. Similar to the email list but on the web. This is a natural progression. Anyone who's managed a list serve will eventually find the groups to become unwieldy and if you don't build ways for people to narrow down what they want out of it, the groups and lists will split themselves into factions organically. Not that Craig had a vision for increasing page view times or bringing in advertisers, or getting more people to come to the site. But at first, there weren't that many categories. And the URL was www.craigslist.org. It was simple and the text, like most hyperlinks at the time, was mostly blue. By end of 1997 he was up to a million page views a month and a few people were volunteering to help out with the site. Through 1998 the site started to lag behind with timely postings and not pruning old stuff quickly enough. It was clear that it needed more. In 1999 he made Craigslist into a business. Being based in San Francisco of course, venture capitalist friends were telling him to do much, much more, like banner ads and selling ads. It was time to hire people. He didn't feel like he did great at interviewing people, he couldn't fire people. But in 99 he got a resume from Jim Buckmaster. He hired him as the lead tech. Craigslist first expanded into different geographies by allowing users to basically filter to different parts of the Bay Area. San Francisco, South Bay, East Bay, North Bay, and Peninsula. Craig turned over operations of the company to Jim in 2000 and Craigslist expanded to Boston in y2k, and once tests worked well, added Chicago, DC, Los Angeles, New York City, Portland, Sacramento, San Diego, and Seattle. I had friends in San Francisco and had used Craigslist - I lived in LA at the time and this was my first time being able to use it regularly at home. Craig stayed with customer service, enjoying a connection with the organization. They added Sacramento and in 2001 saw the addition of Atlanta, Austin, Vancouver and Denver added. Every time I logged in there were new cities, and new categories, even one to allow for “erotic services”. Then in 2004 we saw Amsterdam, Tokyo, Paris, Bangalore, and Sao Paulo. As organizations grow they need capital. Craigslist wasn't necessarily aggressive about growth, but once they became a multi-million dollar company, there was risk of running out of cash. In 2004, eBay purchased 28.4 percent of the company. They expanded into Sydney and Melbourne. Craigslist also added new categories to make it easier to find specific things, like toys or things for babies, different types of living arrangements, ridesharing, etc. Was it the ridesharing category that inspired Travis Kalanick? Was it posts to rent a room for a weekend that inspired AirBNB? Was it the events page that inspired Eventbrite? In 2005, eBay launched Kijiji, an online classifieds service organized by cities. It's a similar business model to Craigslist. By May they'd purchased Gumtree, a similar site serving the UK, South Africa and a number of other countries, and then purchased LoQuo, OpusForum.org. They were firmly getting in the same market as Craigslist. Craigslist continued to grow. And by 2008, eBay sued Craigslist claiming they were diluting the eBay stock. Craigslist countered that Kijiji stoke trade secrets. By 2008 over 40 million Americans used Craigslist every month and they had helped people in more than 500 cities spread across more than 50 countries. Much larger than the other service. They didn't settle that suit for 7 years, with eBay finally selling its shares back to Craigslist in 2015. Over the years, there have been a number of other legal hurdles for Craigslist. In 2008, Craigslist added phone verification to the erotic services category and saw a drastic reduction in the number of ads. They also teamed up with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children as well as 43 US Attorneys General and saw over 90% reduced ads for erotic services over the next year and donated all revenue from ads to post erotic services to charities. Craigslist later removed the category outright. The net effect was that many of those services got posted to the personals section. At the time, craigslist was the most used personals site in the US. Therefore, unable to police those, in 2010, Craiglist took the personals down as well. Craigslist was obviously making people ask a lot of questions. Newspaper revenue from classifieds advertisements went down from 14 to 20 percent in 2007 while online classified traffic shot up 23%. Again, disruption makes people ask question. I am not a political person and don't like talking about politics. I had friends in prosecutors offices at the time and they would ask me about how an ad could get posted for an illegal activity and really looked at it from the perspective that Craigslist was facilitating sex work. But it's worth noting that a social change that resulted in that erotic services section was that a number of sex workers moved inside apartments rather than working on the street. They could screen potential customers and those clients knew they would be leaving behind a trail of bits and bytes that might get them caught. As a result, homicide rates against females went down by 17 percent and since the Erotic Services section of the site has been shut down, those rates have risen back to the same levels. Other sites did spring up to facilitate the same services, such as Backpage. And each has been taken down or prosecuted as they spring up. To make it easier to do so, the Stop Enabling Sex Trafficers Act and Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act was launch in 2018. We know that the advent of the online world is changing a lot in society. If I need some help around the house, I can just go to Craigslist and post an ad and within an hour usually have 50 messages. I don't love washing windows on the 2nd floor of the house - and now I don't have to. I did that work myself 20 years ago. Cars sold person to person sell for more than to dealerships. And out of great changes comes people looking to exploit them. I don't post things to sell as much as I used to. The last few times I posted I got at least 2 or 3 messages asking if I am willing to ship items and offering to pay me after the items arrive. Obvious scams. Not that I haven't seen similar from eBay or Amazon, but at least there you would have recourse. Angie got a list in 1995 too. You can use angieslist to check up on people offering to do services. But in my experience few who respond to a craigslist ad are there and most are gainfully employed elsewhere and just gigging on the side. Today Craigslist runs with around 50 people, and with revenue over 700 million. Classified advertising at large newspaper chains has dropped drastically. Alexa ranks craigslist as the 120th ranked global sites and 28th ranked in the US - with people spending 9 minutes on the site on average. The top searches are cheap furniture, estate sales, and lawn mowers. And what's beautiful is that the site looks almost exactly like it looked when launched in the 90s. Still no banners. Still blue hyperlinks. Still some black text. Nothing fancy. Out of Craigslist we've gotten CL blob service, CL image service, and memcache cluster proxy. They contribute code to Haraka, Redis, and Sphinx. The craigslist Charitable fund helps support the Apache Foundation, the Free Software Foundation, Gnome Foundation, Mozilla Foundation, Open Source Initiative, OpenStreetMap.us, Perl Foundation, PostgreSQL, Python Software Foundation, and Software in the Public Interest. I meet a lot of entrepreneurs who want to “disrupt” an industry. When I hear the self proclaimed serial entrepreneurs who think they're all about the ideas but don't know how to actually make any of the ideas work talk about disruptive technologies, I have never heard one mention craigslist. There's a misnomer that a lot of engineers don't have the ideas and that every Bill Gates needs a Paul Allen or that every Steve Jobs needs a Woz. Or I hear that starting companies is for young entrepreneurs, like those four were when starting Microsoft and Apple. Craig Newmark, a 20 year software veteran in his 40s inspired Yelp!, Uber, Next-door and thousands of other sites. And unlike many of those other organizations he didn't have to go blow things up and build a huge company. They did something that their brethren from the early days on the WELL would be proud of, they diverted much of their revenues to the Craigslist Charitable Fund. Here, they sponsor four main categories of grant partners: * Environment and Transportation * Education, Rights, Justice, Reason * Non-Violence, Veterans, Peace * Journalism, Open Source, Internet You can find more on this at https://www.craigslist.org/about/charitable According to Forbes, Craig is a billionaire. But he's said that his “minimal profit” business model allows him to “give away tremendous amounts of money to the nonprofits I believe in” including Wikipedia, a similar minded site. The stories of the history of computing are often full of people becoming “the richest person in the world” and organizations judged based on market share. But not only with the impact that the site has had but also with those inspired by how he runs it, Craig Newmark shatters all of those misconceptions of how the world should work. These days you're probably most likely gonna' find him on craigconnects.org - “helping people do good work that matters.” So think about this, my lovely listeners. No matter how old you are, nor how bad your design skills, nor how disruptive it will be or not be, anyone can parlay an idea that helps a few people into something that changes not only their life, but changes the lives of others, disrupts multiple industries, and doesn't have to create all the stress of trying to keep up with the tech joneses. You can do great things if you want. Or you can listen to me babble. Thanks for doing that. We're lucky to have you join us.

Hey li’l bits and big bytes! We’re up to Episode 9, which is oh so fine, and the purpose of this week’s show is to give you the skinny on the podcast itself – why it got started and the steps to get up and running. In this episode, we handle things a little differently. … Continue reading "Episode 9 – This is How We Do It"

This is How We Do It, everybody! Baconsale is dedicating this BaconBit to the one-hit wonders in the rap, hip-hop and R&B genres that made you Jump and Jump Around back in the 90s. And while we try to Regulate our emotions and be cool as Ice Ice Baby, these kind of bracket shows are Poison for Good Vibrations. Whoomp! Push the play button! Download Baconsale Printable 90s Rap/Hip-Hop/R&B One-Hit Wonder Bracket

[FROM THE TRUCK] The Life of Erin Herle. On an early morning ride home from the airport we talk about Erin’s travels and the amazing people she has came across. Also, we discuss arm-rest etiquette, sleeping on a plane, laundry, The Valley, The Olsen Twins, who sings “This is How We Do It and 8 toed cats. Erin is a Black belt under Rubens “Cobrinha” Charles. She is also a writer, photographer, successful competitor, CEO of Submit the Stigma and Creator of The Jiu Jitsu Journal. http://www.erinherlebjj.com/http://www.submitthestigma.org/WARNING: EXPLICIT CONTENT. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

For the May-June issue of the Journal of Community and Supportive Oncology, the Editor in Chief, Dr David Henry, discusses an editorial by Kevin Knopf, a JCSO editor, about drawing on modern portfolio theory to improve cancer care. Side effects come under scrutiny this issue, with a How We Do It article on prehabilitation for lymphedema in head and neck cancer patients, a Review article that examines pancreatitis associated with newer classes of antineoplastic therapies, and a research article that looks at prescriber adherence to antiemetic guidelines with trifluridine-tipiracil. In other research articles, investigators report on physician attitudes and prevalence of molecular testing in lung cancer; a comprehensive assessment of cancer survivors’ concerns to inform program development; and perceived financial hardship among patients with advanced cancer. Two Case Reports address the treatment of Kaposi sarcoma in patients with AIDS, and a third describes a rare case of hypoglycemia induced by a classic gastrointestinal stromal tumor. Finally, Dr Henry summarizes an in-depth interview on cardiotoxicity, which he did with his colleague, Dr Joseph Carver.

Black, Juice, and Siener talk about gas station food, High school, and kids. Leeka is on a Red Cross tour of Haiti and Dr. Birthday was holding out for a managment position and couldn't make the podcast. Artist: Montell Jordan Song: This is How We Do It

Derek Voiles teaches English-Language Arts in the middle with his seventh-grade classroom located in East Tennessee, and he is the 2017 Tennessee Teacher of the Year. Derek dresses the part every day in order to lead by example and show his students the high expectations for excellence he requires. Derek is only in his 7th year as a teacher but has the model classroom that other teachers observe in hopes to replicate for themselves. He received his Bachelor of Arts in English-Literature and a Master of Arts in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESOL) from Carson-Newman University; he also received his degree as an Education Specialist in Instructional Leadership from Lincoln Memorial University and wrapping up his Doctorate from East Tennessee State University. These are just a few of the accomplishments in Derek's busy life, and we will learn about others in this episode from another great leader in his field. SHOW NOTES Relaxing on Spring Break  Derek's schedule for this year How Derek relaxes Moments leading up to Derek being "drug" into teaching Public Speaking Process Failure in the classroom with a student during his first year Bow Ties and dressing the part TED Talk - Expectations Expert in the classroom in these two things "I wish I was better at time....." Derek Voiles Technology in the Classroom - iPhone & Elmo Videos in the classroom Website (teachinginthemiddlepd.com) Teacher of the Year Writing Process  Legal Pad and Pen Running Coming back to it Morning Routines  Classroom routines in the morning Morning Huddle  Apps mentioned in the show Doc Scan Pro Books and Links mentioned in the show  "The Crown" ⇐ on Netflix "The Way of the Shepherd" ⇐ by Kevin Leman "The End of Molasses Classes" ⇐ by Ron Clark "What Great Teachers do Differently" ⇐ by Todd Whitaker "This is How We Do It" ⇐ Montell Jordan Where to find Derek Twitter Facebook Website Sponsor April Mass Photography ⇐ Get candid & fun photography at 10% off if you mention this podcast Review the podcast on iTunes ​ Music Song: I dunno (ft. J Lang, Morusque)  Artist: Grapes  Album: ccMixter   Thank you for checking out this episode of the Teacher Tunnel Podcast. Please share these free episodes with friends and colleagues to connect a wider audience. Also, if you haven’t done so already, please take a minute and leave a quick 5-Star review of the show on iTunes by clicking on the link below. Reviewing the podcast gives us the opportunity to widen our community, in turn, give more value to many.  ​ Click Here to subscribe via iTunes Click Here to subscribe via Stitcher Click Here for the TuneIn Radio Click Here to subscribe to RSS FEED via Libsyn

Tithing- This is How We Do It! by Pastor Lee Brown

Do you ever dream about running your own business? Do you ever dream about more time with your family? Do you want to change the world? Then you MUST listen to this value-packed and fun episode of Gen X Amplified with someone who has been named a “thought leader for the next generation by none other than Oprah Winfrey. I am joined by the wonderful and phenomenal Marie Forleo. Marie Forleo is a quintessential entrepreneur, author, online tv host, and marketing expert. She is the creator and host of her award-winning web TV show, Marie TV - where she has interviewed some of the most phenomenal people such as Arianna Huffington and Tony Robbins to name a few. Through her content and her overall brand - her goal and mission is to help you build a life you truly love, and use your gifts to change the world. Marie is also the founder of the very popular B-School, which is an 8-week interactive video based training program that teaches smart effective online marketing strategies to business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs who want to fuel higher profits and their higher purpose. Having a passion for a mission-driven life, Marie has also mentored young business owners at Richard Branson’s Centre of Entrepreneurship. And through her own “Change Your Life, Change The World" initiative - every product purchased helps support a person in need. MarieForleo.com was also named by Forbes.com as one of the Top 100 Websites for Entrepreneurs, and her business has been listed as one of the Inc’s 500 fastest growing companies. During this fun-filled and value-driven chat with Marie, we discuss her fascinating story/journey from working at the New York Exchange, teaching hip-hop dance classes, to becoming one of the most revered entrepreneurs and personal brands in the marketplace. We also unpack the many awesome details of B-School, and Marie shares plenty of golden nuggets on we are all actually getting younger because of this digital age. And it’s now easier than ever before to take advantage of these new media tools to build a business and life we love.   Key Takeaways From This Episode: Why did Marie decide to become a life coach at 23 years old? What was that transformational moment that Marie decided to become a life coach What were some of the entrepreneurial principles that Marie learned first hand from her parents Why cultivating key relationships is a priority for Marie throughout her journey Why Marie embraced video as her primary platform to amplify her brand and build an audience Hear why B-School is a very unique and powerful online training program Listen to why one her most famous catchphrases is “everything is figureoutable” Why Marie feels that everyone, especially Gen Xers should take advantage of these digital tools to build their brand in today’s marketplace And so plenty more! Awesome Resources from this Episode: Marie Forleo's Website B-School Marie TV Marie on Facebook Marie on Twitter Marie on Instagram FREE Download - "10 Tools Every Entrepreneur Needs in this New Media Marketplace." Marie's Personal Theme Song "This is How We Do It" by Montell Jordan Marie's Recommended Tools/Resource The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Thank you for listening!

Donna Reish, of Raising Kids With Character and Character Ink Press, brings you answers to questions about celebrating Christmas with college and adult children. From how to include marrieds and college kids to gift ideas and party games, Donna loves sharing about her family's traditions and celebrations.

FOLLOW YOUR HEART, NOT THE CHART! DEEJAY DENIM - DNM RADIO #002 1. DNM Radio Intro 2. Shiba San - Okay (Dave Winnel) 3. Laibback Luke & Shelco Garcia & Teenwolf - XXX w/ Awxell - Open Your Heart 4. Denny Berland - WoW (Extended Mix) 5. Futuristic Polar Bears, Danny Howard Vs Sandro Silva & D.O.D - Chasing Vargo (Mr Thomas Mash Edit) 6. Delora - Rockstah (Original Mix) 7. Firebeatz & DubVision ft. Ruby Prophet - Invicible 8. Showtek & Mc Ambush - 90’s By Nature (Tujamo) 9. VIRO - Motion (Original Mix) 10. Tiesto & KSHMR ft. Vassy - Secrets (Original Mix) 11. Hozier - Take Me To Church (Voxhel Edit) w/ Hardwell - Area 51 & FTampa & Felguk - Slap 12. Merk & Kremont - Get Get Down (Original Mix) 13. Alesso - Cool (Reez remix) 14. R3hab vs. Skytech & Fafaq - Tiger (Original Mix) w/ Martin Garrix - Forbidden Voices 15. Martin Garrix & Tiësto - The Only Way Is Up 16. Taylor Swift - Bad Blood (George Gurdjieff) 17. Michael Calfan - Treasured Soul (Chocolate Puma) 18. Promise Land - Alright (Original Mix) 19. ID - ID 20. RoulnDoors - Arcade (Original Mix) 21. Bougenvilla - Take It Back (Original Mix) 22. King Arthur ft. Michael Meaco - Belong To The Rhythm (Don Diablo) 23. Joe Stone - The Party (This is How We Do It)

Finally. Find & follow me online! www.djchristyle.com www.twitter.com/djchristyle www.facebook.com/djchristylemusic www.soundcloud.com/dj-christyle Track Listing: 1. Hook N Sling feat. Far East Movement - Break Yourself 2. Jidenna - Classic Man (Crafty Daggers Remix) 3. Moonbootica - Work Your Body (Christyle Re-Edit) 4. Tchami & Marshall Jefferson - Move Your Body (Future House) 5. Joe Stone - The Party (This is How We Do It) 6. Calvin Harris feat. HAIM - Pray to God (Calvin Harris vs. Mike Pickering Hacienda Remix) 7. SNBRN - California (Chris Lake & Matroda Remix) 8. A$AP Rocky - Lord Pretty Flacko Jodye 2 (1DAFUL Remix) 9. Landis & Crespo - Thing Called Love 10. Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (Tony Romera Rework / Christyle Edit) 11. Michael Calfan - Mercy (Original Mix) 12. Rockefeller - Do It 2 Nite (Lucas & Steve Remix) 13. Jack Holiday - Yes (Original Mix) 14. Alex Adair - Make Me Feel Better (Don Diablo & CID Remix) 15. Don Diablo feat. Maluca - My Window 16. Pitbull feat. Chris Brown - Fun (Damaged Goods Remix) 17. OMI - Cheerleader (CLX Remix) 18. Nicki Minaj vs Michael Calfan x Kryder & Genairo Nvilla - The Night Is Still Young (Christyle Bootleg Remix) 19. Quad City DJ's - C'mon N' Ride It (The Train) (Henry Fong Bootleg Remix) 20. Disclosure - Bang That (Tommie Sunshine & KANDY Remix / Christyle Re-Edit) 21. Elephante - Flashback (Calvin Harris Cover / Christyle Edit) 22. Zedd feat. Jon Bellion - Beautiful Now (Marshmello Remix)

Tracklisting:01. Sam Smith - Stay With Me02. Clean Bandit - Stronger (CamelPhat Dark Dub)03. House Of Pain - Jump Around04. Mark Ronson Ft. Bruno Mars - Uptown Funk (Wideboys VIP Remix)05. Lady Bee - Return Of The Mack Ft Rochelle (Oliver Heldens Remix)06. The Party Ft. Montell Jordan - This is How We Do It 07. Brothers In Rhythm - Such A Good Feeling (DaLoops & Freejak Remix)08. Mr Probz - Waves (DaLoops & Freejack Refix)09. Rihana Vs Oliver Heldens - Rude Boy10. Michael Calfan - Treasured Soul11. Robin Thicke Vs Volkador - That Basslines12. Marshall Jefferson - Move Your Body13. Tough Love - So Freakin Tight14. Second City - I Wanna Feel15. Philip George - Wish You Were Mine16. Jessie Ware - Running17. Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You18. DZ - House Every Weekend19. Boys Noize - Yeah20. Kanye West Vs Dave Silcox - All Day

Bank Show Vintage Scoop Mail fest. In this episode the boys tell their favorite classic jokes and question the street cred of Warren G and Montell Jordan. They also discuss Korean Unicorns, an unfortunately named Girl Scout Troup, lady gamers, book recommendations, 2 sentence horror stories and a big transgender headache. Songs:"This is How We Do It" (alternate lyrics)"Teen Streams" Scoop Mail from:Scooptimus PrimeWarrenKeithScoop and a halfMoxie FoxThousands of Spiders Scoop Jock vs Nerd from JohnChampions League Soccer vs. WWE Hall of Fame ICS History:Debut of "Don't look at me... LOOK AT ME!!"Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This weeks updates start with the pigs scheduled for butcher, their pasture and their rapid weight gains after worming.  We moved the chicken netting fencing for the layers and have been busy in the vegetable gardens and kitchen.  Farmer Kelli has been canning and freezing all sorts of fresh veggies as well as baked, roasted, blanched and parboiled treats! The vegetable garden is producing and we are expecting be offer an end of summer share full of goodness - including a pasture raised chicken. The Farm U is part of a series we are starting called How We Do It - where we take things that have had lots of questions from listeners and do our best to show with pictures and explanations how we do things around the farm. This weeks episode is all about "Containment" - our fencing setup and why we made the decisions we did. To follow along with the images we are discussing - visit our flicker page and the album  Good ole Flickr link -  We are off for 2 weeks over Labor Day - so enjoy your celebrations and be safe.

TOPICS: Segment #1: "New NFL Blackout Policy" The NFL announced a new local blackout policy this week, allowing a team to set it's own percentage of a sellout at which a game will be allowed televised locally. If a team does opt to lower the required sellout percentage below 100%, it must be no lower than 85%. Plus, to discourage teams from just setting it at 85% all the time, they will be required to share more of the revenue for any tickets sold after exceeding their required percentage. Also, teams cannot set different percentages for different games. It must be the same for all games, and must be chosen before the start of the season. Segment #2: "Will Cedric Benson Come to the Raiders?" There has been talk of Cedric Benson possibly coming to the Raiders, especially since he hasn't been picked up by another team and he could probably be signed fairly inexpensively. Raider Greg thinks it would be a good idea in order to prevent "using up" Darren McFadden. Segment #3: "Rest in Peace Ben Davidson" Raiders legend Ben Davidson passed away on Tuesday of prostate cancer at the age of 72. We partied with Big Ben last year at our away game in San Diego. You can see him in our video of that party here: http://youtu.be/wzVk8V4Rrkg (at 4:32), and in this video: http://youtu.be/AqJSKuMi06E (at 1:41). Ben will be greatly missed. Greg also pays tribute to Al Davis, as we always do on his birthday, July 4th. Segment #4: "Our Boneline Voicemail Segment" This week's callers: 01. Aztec Raider from Bakersfield, California 02. Raider Ray from Stockton, California 03. Raider Tatum from the MidWest 04. Malik from Tucson, Arizona 05. Virginia Raider 06. Raider Eric from Wisconsin 07. Houston Raider Steve 08. The Troll from Chicago 09. Westside Pirate 10. Obi-Wan Raider You can call in to the Boneline and get on the podcast yourself. Toll-Free 1-800-620-7181. Try to keep your call around 2-3 minutes long. If we get a lot of calls we may not be able to air all of them, so make them good. Preference may be given to first time callers. Sorry if your call is not aired. Please call back to get on another show. - Join our forum at: http://www.raidernationpodcast.com/forum - Subscribe free in iTunes - Visit our YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/raidernationpodcast Music credit: Back in Black by AC-DC, Use Me by Bill Withers, and This is How We Do It by Montell Jordan. All available in the iTunes store. Running time - 48:42

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