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Looking for a long face or a sad Podcast, you will not find that this go-round. Recounting a beautiful vision the Lord showed me last week about my dear sister and best friend, Lora Swarn. Suddenly my favorite song is a classic by The #Doobiebrothers. Listen To The Music Feel free to check out my Website Blog, link below.

Welcome to the Whissel Way Podcast, where each week Kyle Whissel and Bryan Koci answer questions about real estate, agent tips, marketing strategies, and how to dominate your market with video.   Kyle and Bryan talk about objection handlers for when dealing with a client that says they are going to wait for the market to cool before buying. They discuss how providing your clients with facts and educating them on the market could save them thousands in the future.    Bryan's Widget of the Week:https://bit.ly/3qOsr62 Kyle's Widget of the Week: https://wi.st/2V9R5Cl

Our lives are in his hands, and his concern is being the Hollywood elite's homecoming queen.

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Uber Stories will return next week, but I wanted to take this week's episode and open up about something that's been weighing heavily on me and has left me feeling pretty depressed these last couple weeks since coming back from Las Vegas. Returning from a vacation or a holiday or PTO and jumping right back into your normal schedule is difficult enough, but add in a time difference, a lack of a plan, and having to say goodbye for 7 months to the person you love the most? That, my friends, is a recipe for a rough couple of weeks. And that's exactly what these last two weeks have been since getting back from our trip to Vegas. I've been burying the reality of this looming goodbye and my emotions about it with work and food. Literally stuffing down my sadness with Chick-fil-A and fruit gushers. Not great, Bob. But I finally reached the point where I realized what I was doing to myself, why I was emotionally eating, why I was feeling depressed, and so I wanted to use this week's episode to open up about these things and own the last couple weeks because doing that is like therapy for me. Speaking about these things on this episode was cathartic for me. And I gotta say, I feel much better now ☺️ Life is full of moments that we might not post on social media, we might not want our friends or family to know about, and we certainly wouldn't open up about with strangers, but there are gonna be grey days in life. There's gonna be some times you get down and depressed and things are rough and even though those moments might not be super popular to talk about, they happen, they exist, and it's important to remember that you're not alone, even when it's dark out. So I hope you enjoy this episode, I hope you enjoy the new segment I'm doing called The Doctor is In (1:20:42), and I hope you'll be back next week for Uber Stories Pt. 27

We're on a mission to help one million people RISE by 2030 - join the movement at www.myrise.co.uk I mentioned the other day that, by the time we're next back doing sessions in the club, we will have been ‘solely online' for two thirds of the previous year. We've managed to keep the business going through the continued support of the existing members who carried on with “the next best thing”. And an amount of new members who've come in since. After the initial ‘adjustment' last March to April, our number of leavers has actually been lower than a normal year. The issue has been the increased difficulty in bringing new people in compared to normal. Now I do get that that most might not choose to start the full programme when they've never even been in the club. But, we have other options for support that anyone can use. The ‘RISE @ Home' programme. And we ran a free ‘7 Day, 5 Minute Feel less shit challenge' last week that was open to anyone. And there have been periods where we were back in the club when people could've got cracking. And whilst some have, a common response to people we speak to is “I'll wait till this all blows over”. Or “until things are back to normal”. And we get that. We do. It's a tempting thought. But………….. From our experience………… It's tempting to think versions of that for years on end. We've had people that have been getting our blogs for years and occasionally respond with “I'll get started with you when………….”. When work is better. When the holidays are finished. When the kids are back at school. Or existing members who've stopped doing sessions or making changes to their eating and will “get back to it when……….”. Again, we get it. There's always something happening. But, that's the key. If we wait for the stars to align……….. For things to be ‘perfect'……….. Or even ‘better'…………. Then we'll probably wait forever. It's often that ‘all or nothing thinking'. Where we tell ourselves that we need to do five lengthy workouts a week and eat like a monk. And, when we don't feel we can do that, we do the equivalent of nothing. We often say “it does what it says on the tin”. We help people RISE. Doesn't need to be as fast as possible to personal bests at all times. It's just better decisions than we could or would have made. It's average forward progress when it used to be the opposite. Two steps forward and one back, rather than one forward and two back. Or three and two. Or even two and two. Standing still when we could've gone massively backwards. “Waiting till this all blows over” or “things are back to normal” essentially means we're planning on sliding backwards until then. And, probably, for longer. This doesn't mean someone needs to join one of our programme (although they are more than welcome, of course). It's just to question whether looking after our health, fitness, energy levels and mood should ever be something we defer? Something we plan to look after in the future? Or, maybe, it's something we just slow down and speed up on a little as circumstance dictates. Much love, Jon ‘Me down with a feather' Hall

Anita Butler’s towering “Every Day of My Life” is one of several highlights from the otherwise unknown Richburgh Record label. Syd Nathan’s King Record label was so successful that he created the Federal subsidiary in 1950... which itself very quickly became known for jumpin’ blues from top artists like Ike Turner, James Brown’s Famous Flames, Hank Ballard and the Midnighters and Freddie King. Federal also released a few gospel LPs and 45s, including the Kingdom Bound Singers of Chicago, featuring big-voiced lead singer Bossie Morson Jr. The Kingdom Bound Singers bounced around various gospel labels through

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IT'S VERZUZ TIME!!! This episode we give our predictions for this RnB showdown - ASHANTI V. KEYSHIA COLE. After a quick rundown of their hits, we discuss COVID-19 and this miracle vaccine: Are you taking it? How much money would you accept to take it? Tashana warns of the zombie apocalypse, population control: is the one kid rule a good or bad idea, and more!! Follow us on IG: @CANILIVETHEPODCAST Twitter: @CANILIVETHEPOD Our individual pages are: @cream51 (Neil - IG), @ispeakfairy (Tashana - IG & Twitter), @melaninsunshine1111(Talia - Twitter)

In this episode of The Soul Matched Online Marketing show, host Marcia Bench takes on the topic of How to Overcome the "I'll Wait Till After the Holidays" When Marketing at Year-End. Many people like to sit and wait until the month of December and the beginning of January has come and gone- but this may not always be the best idea. Listen and learn why.

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Today, I'm going to preview 3 teams in the NFL that I believe are Super Bowl favorites and review a classic album that at the time of it's release deeply polarized fans and critics. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sam-reynolds3/support

En este nuevo capítulo de Los Imprescindibles, Álvaro Paci y Pablo Aranzaes repasan el álbum "1984" de Van Halen, disco que contiene clásicos como Jump, Panama y I'll Wait y tras su publicación, se convirtió de inmediato en un éxito de ventas en todo el mundo. En esta producción, Van Halen explora nuevos sonidos e incorpora el uso del sintetizador en varias de sus canciones, innovando en el género Hard Rock de los años 80’. Liderados por el carismático David Lee Roth y el virtuoso guitarrista Eddie Van Halen, la banda alcanza con este disco uno de sus peak creativos y se instala entre los grandes grupos del rock de todos los tiempos.

More of Al Howards's poetry set to some beats I arranged. I added some keyboard parts, tambourine, and arranged the vocals. Fun! Music, vocals, arrangement by Cathryn Beeks Lyrics by Alfred Howard I'll Wait And Watch With You (Quarantine song 24) Every grey hair is telling a story Not every story is one I should hear Some are of time and salt water and glory Some are of stresses and worries and fear Another year down and another page turning I’ve written my chapters on calendar days We went from reading so quickly to burning Books always get us through winter‘a malaise And I’m running less and less All but gone and caught my breath You can’t outrun what’s coming next I’ll wait and watch with you instead I’ll wait and watch with you instead You never know how the years will mistreat you When the news comes like a bullet barrage If you find love they can never defeat you And the wind through the trees is a gentle massage And I’m running less and less All but gone and caught my breath You can’t outrun what’s coming next I’ll wait and watch with you instead I’ll wait and watch with you instead The white hairs once whispering through the black charcoal Give them some time and the whispers will shout Life is just looking for light in the darkness It’s easy to pass once you figure this out And I’m running less and less All but gone and caught my breath You can’t outrun what’s coming next I’ll wait and watch with you instead I’ll wait and watch with you instead

We take a deep dive into the wild world of film novelizations filtered through our time with the unique experience that is Richard Mueller’s Ghostbusters. Then we take a moment to discuss the video game streaming services that are available in addition to Google’s Stadia.

The newest album from Greg LaFollette, "I'll Wait For You, My Love" comes out today. Craig shares a bit of each song from the album and talks a little bit about it. Go to www.greglafollette.com to find out more about Greg and his music, and go listen to this album! It's SO good! Also, if you need a lead sheet created for your songs you've written, go to www.churchmusicmakers.com/services and reach out to Craig. He'd be happy to create lead sheets or whatever printed music you're needing! 

What Language Do you Speak? In this Entry, we discuss the power of the tongue, and how we can use our tongue to bring blessings & life or curses & death. Be careful to guard your mouth and not say anything that contradicts God's will for you. Our mouths set us back when we speak from our emotions and feelings, or our mouths propel us forward when we speak God's promises in faithful expectation. I would like for you to ask yourself these questions below: 1.) What Language do you speak daily? 2.) If today was Judgement day, based on the language you currently are speaking, how do you feel God should judge you? 3.) What can I thank God for today? Song: Tina Campbell - "I'll Wait" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0gywXOdGHE Scriptures: Psalm 139:4 New International Version (NIV) Before a word is on my tongue you, Lord, know it completely. Proverbs 20:19 New International Version (NIV) A gossip betrays a confidence; so avoid anyone who talks too much. Ephesians 4:29 New International Version (NIV) Do not let any unwholesome talk come out of your mouths, but only what is helpful for building others up according to their needs, that it may benefit those who listen. Proverbs 18:21 New Living Translation (NLT) The tongue can bring death or life; those who love to talk will reap the consequences. James 3:6-8 New International Version (NIV) The tongue also is a fire, a world of evil among the parts of the body. It corrupts the whole body, sets the whole course of one’s life on fire, and is itself set on fire by hell. All kinds of animals, birds, reptiles and sea creatures are being tamed and have been tamed by mankind, but no human being can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison. Matthew 12:36 New Living Translation (NLT) And I tell you this, you must give an account on judgment day for every idle word you speak. Please do not forget to Rate the Entry Below!! Thanks for listening! 

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It's the album that catapulted Van Halen to the top of the rock world. Talkin' about '1984' which was released on January 9th, 1984 (that's 1-9-8-4 if you're keeping numerical score at home). In this episode you'll hear the stories behind the legendary hit singles "Jump", "I'll Wait", "Panama" and "Hot For Teacher" along with the deep tracks "Top Jimmy", "Drop Dead Legs", "Girl Gone Bad" and "House Of Pain". Also, find out which songs were left off of the album (one is a cover of a 1965 song you definitely know).Get the inside scoop on the iconic videos from the album that remain among the greatest MTV ever aired and find out the real story behind the real kid who graces the iconic cover of the album. This episode also includes comments from author Greg Renoff, the author of the 2015 book "Van Halen Rising: How A Southern California Backyard Party Band Saved Heavy Metal" and the upcoming book "Ted Templeman: A Platinum Producer's Life In Music" due out 4/21/20. SIDE ONE:1. "1984"2. "Jump"3. "Panama"4. "Top Jimmy"5. "Drop Dead Legs"SIDE TWO:1. "Hot for Teacher"2. "I'll Wait"3. "Girl Gone Bad" 4. "House of Pain"Find DISCovery on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheDISCoverypodcasthomeThe DISCovery theme song "Woo Hoo" by Reebosound (https://reebosound.bandcamp.com)Please give the show a five-star rating and review wherever you listen to DISCovery!

Welcome to "On The Record" with Pirates & Poets. This episode features an interview with singer/songwriter Carrie Cunningham. Listen in as Carrie talks about her recent singles "I'll Wait" and "Sand Beneath The Mistletoe." We also discuss Carrie's influences and musical heroes, her background as a sound engineer, and her plans for 2020. Links Carrie Cunningham Website Carrie Cunningham Facebook Carrie Cunningham Instagram Buy Carrie's music on Amazon! Carrie's music is currently in rotation on Pirates & Poets Radio. Tune in and enjoy!

Seth and Tim discuss the beta & upgrade seasons, the new workflows they've desired & developed over their time away, and check-in on their yearly themes. Links Drafts 15 Review - MacStories Yearly Themes Contact Us Email: podcast@fundamentallybroken.men Seth Clifford: Twitter | Website Tim Nahumck: Twitter | Website

No Abdi but same ol Podcast. Willzy & Hood Pope discuss KSI vs Logan 2, Youtube Boxing, Football and the potential limits and crossovers. You know what to do.. JUST PRESS PLAY! HASHTAG: #LetsBeHonestPodcast SPREAD THE WORD!! This episode is also available on iTunes. REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW Follow The Twitter & Instagram: @LetsBeHonestPod Follow The Hosts: @KalexWzy @Real_Abdi @HoodXPope For any situations, problems or advice email us at; letsbehonestpod@gmail.com

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In this episode we discuss teachers who plan out their choreography for the week. Also, we discuss the con-artist out there charging dancers to audition. We read off some listener letters and we bring Allan beautiful auntie to spill some tea on Miss Allan. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-the-5678/support

Indie rocker, John Vanderslice, is a true American original. In addition to a successful two-decade career in music, he also owns the Tiny Telephone recording studios in San Francisco and Oakland.  He joined Christian Schaeffer last month to discuss his recent album, 'The Cedars,' as well as his libertarian philosophies on drugs, technology and building permits. While in the studio, Vanderslice performed "I'll Wait for You," "Henry Ford Gymnasium" and "I Got S**t to Lose." Recorded at KDHX in St. Louis, Missouri on May 2, 2019. The sound engineer was Andy Coco, with technical producer KE Luther. 

In this week's episode we discuss the Netflix Original film "The Last Laugh", THQ Nordic acquires yet another studio and IP, the latest news and updates from the Nintendo Direct, Activision Blizzard at it again with their dirty tricks, and our big topic for the week is when do you know you should wait for a sale on a game you're curious about. Intro Music: "Follow Me" by Jimmy Fontanez

Om Shanti! Shanel Anderson of Soul City Yoga joins us as the second featured guest for Black History Month. Shanel is a mother, business owner x2 and absolute YOGI to the max - she brought so much calm and warm energy to us during this conversation and we learned so much. After finding yoga following a difficult first pregnancy Shanel discovered her love for the practice and earned her RYT 200 Hour, opening the first yoga studio in her hometown shortly after. Shanel speaks candidly about what it’s like to be a woman of color in the yoga world and how she struggled to find others like her when she first began practicing. Through opening her own studio, Shanel hopes to extend a place where everyone can feel welcome no matter their fitness level or walk of life. Lots of business advice, lots of life advice…this woman has it all! In this episode, we dive into… How Shanel was never a “yogi,” finding yoga after a difficult pregnancy The business workshop that changed her life Learnings as a minority in a community full of privilege  Yoga as a practice, and how it brings breath and awareness in everyday life How yoga impacts Shanel as a black woman Opening a studio in her hometown of Lynn, being among the first boutique fitness offerings and how her community supported her Social awareness and the role we all play in the bigger conversation of race Supporting businesses that help the cause, including a few local Massachusetts businesses that Shanel loves The two important business lessons Shanel learned and how to ace opening your own business …and so much more!   -Resources -   CONNECT WITH SHANEL www.soulcityom.com Follow Soul City Yoga on Instagram Read more about the building Soul City is located in  Barre + Soul Melrose Leslie Salmon Jones Shanel's go-to natural cleaning products, Made Organics Haus Witch - Home + Healing  ___________ We're thrilled to announce our partnership with Kettlebell Kitchen. Use code "COMINGINHOT" to get $25 off your first two orders on their website! Our Website Spotify Instagram Facebook Email us to be a guest or suggest a guest! cominginhotthepodcast@gmail.com Stay Gold, K

Welcome to the first installment of LGTOW season 2! The Lightskin Lord and Stud Bundy combine to form 1 puertorican or 1 black guy, which ever way you want it and get back to business. Friday are for the boys and we get right into it with the sports talk, the Drake slander, Grammy nominations, and of course we get into the best rappers from the south. If you have anything to add to the convo reach out and let your voice be heard/ignored, the block hand works beloved don't get crazy

**1984** (1984)(escrito como MCMLXXXIV en la carátula) es el sexto álbum de la banda de Hard rock estadounidense **Van Halen**. Siendo uno de los álbumes más populares de la banda (en términos de ventas y ubicación en rankings), 1984 es el último álbum en el cual aparece David Lee Roth como vocalista, ya que luego dejaría la banda en la primavera del año siguiente tras las tensiones que iban en aumento entre él y Eddie Van Halen. 1984 llegó al puesto número 2 en los rankings de álbumes de la revista Billboard (el número 1 de aquel entonces era Thriller de Michael Jackson), y contenía futuros éxitos como "Jump", "Panama", "I'll Wait", y "Hot for Teacher". "Jump" llegó al número 1 en los rankings de sencillos de la misma revista. 1984 es el segundo de dos álbumes de Van Halen que han vendido 10 millones de copias en los Estados Unidos. "Jump" fue una de las canciones más exitosas del álbum y estuvo dentro de las 10 canciones más radiadas ese año. Como sencillo, vendió más de 3 millones de copias, convirtiéndola en una de las canciones de rock más populares de la década. "Panama" fue el tercer single del álbum en alcanzar el número 13 en los rankings de singles en junio de aquel año.

I said aborted but it was miscarriage had two before 31 and you can imagine that having to beg forgiveness and and lose the most precious gift such as life! Now for the first time I'm IN LOVE

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Welcome everyone to episode one hundred and six of This Week in Kpop. In this episode, Josh and Stephen feel very worried about how 2017 is starting. Consider donating to us on Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thisweekinkpop) or Paypal (http://paypal.me/thisweekinkpop). Music Videos of the Episode: (02:55) Seo In Guk - Bebe (09:10) Mixx - Love is a Sudden (20:40) Koh Nayoung - Cold Night, You Were Warm (28:20) Day 6 - I'll Wait (42:55) AOA - Excuse Me (54:50) AOA - Bing Bing (1:08:05) Seventeen - Highlight (1:15:10) Big Names, No Games EXO-CBX - Crush U NCT 127 - Limitless Hello Venus - Mysterious AKMU - Last Goodbye Consider Donating: Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thisweekinkpop) Paypal (http://paypal.me/thisweekinkpop) Audible (http://www.audibletrial.com/twik) Fun Stuff: Youtube (http://www.youtube.com/thisweekinkpop) Twitter (@thisweekinkpop, @twikstephen, @twikjosh) Instagram (@thisweekinkpop) Soundcloud (http://www.soundcloud.com/thisweekinkpop) Email (thisweekinkpop@gmail.com) Our Website (http://www.thisweekinkpop.com) Essential Kpop (http://www.essentialkpop.com)

"I'll Wait...For The Salvation Of The Lord"How good are you at waiting? When it comes to the good things in life, we can’t wait to get to it – like the day of our retirement or the birth of a child or grandchild and we’re like a kid on the 4thof July waiting for the fireworks. But then there are the things in life that we do not look forward to – like our gospel lesson, where there is a sickness in the family. We’re like Jairus and pleading with Jesus, “Please, don’t let my little daughter die.”We all face difficulty, trouble and sorrow in life. What are we to do about it? At times we find ourselves complaining – about the taxes we have to pay, the economy, our health, in a relationship or in a marriage. Whatever the case is, may we all say with the prophet Jeremiah in Lamentations 3 – “I’ll Wait…For The Salvation of the Lord.”

My website is www.PaperbackRocker.com. You can find the podcast archives there. Find my books of rock and roll fiction on Amazon by searching my name, Matt Syverson. Follow me on Twitter @PaperbackRocker. Email me at bowiefan1970@live.com. Thanks for listening! The show notes are as follows: I have released the Kindle version of "Blue Whiskey". I thought it was going to take all of my three day weekend to format, but I did it in one hour, and it looks great. I can't believe I remembered how. It's weird that in person I always sell "Black Dog", but online "Band On The Run" sells much more. My last two episodes on Stitcher had some weird distortion thing in the intros, which I did not cause. That reminds me of how excruciating it was trying to make my CD sound the same across all playing platforms, and I talk about that a little. I talk about recording my album and all the four track recording I did over the years. I had some troubles with my album's producer, who may or may not have had a severe cocaine addiction. I tell how The Cars chose their band name. I talk about some things I heard author Hugh Howey say some things I agree with on another podcast. I talk about the legend of Ozzy Osbourne pissing on the Alamo and whether that is true. I also discuss the world's most prominent scholar of the Alamo, who happens to be a classic rock superstar. I observe the anniversary of Bon Scott's death and do a poor imitation of his replacement, Brian Johnson, which hurts my throat. The anniversary of "Spinal Tap" happened, too, and I talk a little about that movie. One rocker thought it was like a horror movie because it was so real. Next, I talk about Michael McDonald of the Doobie Bros. co-writing "I'll Wait" with David Lee Roth! Ted Templeton got them together. I also talk about Slash's regrets about his image, along with the Glimmer Twins, the Toxic Twins, and Guns n Roses. I tell a story about a Slash show my buddy went to. Finally, I talk about how to enjoy podcasts even if you have a sketchy 3G or 4G connection. You can download your favorites on Stitcher using Wi-Fi and play them back without using a live connection. Thanks for listening, and I hope you enjoy the episode.

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John Blek and The Rats at The Spirit of Folk Festival 2012 play I'll Wait For You. Find 'em on Facebook or Spritoffolk.com

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Here's my 1st mix on Podomatic, Enjoy 1:28:00 of Funky-Soul House Well this is my first mix with my new equipments without Vinyls.... Behringer DDM4000 - Denon DN-HS5500 - Denon DN-S3700 - Behringer Truth B2031A Music is Passion DJMPComments are welcome an appreciated....If you like this one... more style to come (house, and special request) Mixed selection :Back 2 meI might do something wrongI'll WaitIts all goodKissing StrangersLet it goThe magic of loveNot to mentionThen came youAlways for youDid'nt I bring you loveFeelFreakyHigher things For my friends (and everybody which enjoy music) which keeps on requesting me a podcast mix for there iphone/itouch... www.djmasterp.com  (Under construction due to a server crash)  

1. Precious Lord, Take My Hand 2. Too Much to Gain to Lose 3. Will the Circle Be Unbroken 4. If We Never Meet Again 5. I'll Wait a Little Longer for Jesus 6. I Have Decided to Follow Jesus

Talking about one painting a day begining in October of 2005