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I Said "OUCH!, That really hurt!"We are back with the beginning of a three-parter looking at the work of Iceland's biggest export, Björk. But before we move through her "proper" solo career we dive through her origin story. We briefly talk about her debut as an 11 year old prodigy, the three albums of Post-Punk Indie-Pop The Sugarcubes, and take a look at her oft-ignored album of Jazz classics Joining Nick and Ewan this episode are co-host of the excellent Dancing About Architecture podcast, lecturer, and electronic banger music machine Liam Moloney, as well as host of the Phillip Larkin pod Tiny in all that Air, Lyn Lockwood In this episode we discuss these records: Björk (1977) Life's Too Good - The SugarCubes (1988) Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week! - The SugarCubes (1989) Stick Around For Joy (1992) Gling-Glo (1990) NOTE: This was originally intended to be released much earlier in the season so we may reference that, Yes we are still amateurs!! Also Ewan's mic plays up a bit in the latter half, I think I've fixed it up as best as i can! As usual there's a Spotify playlist incorporating the podcast and selected songs which you can find at https://sptfy.com/tfb1sc (https://sptfy.com/tfb1sc) The Guests: Our guide for the records was Liam Moloney (@liamtmaloney), who has the rather excellent Dancing about Architecture pocast which you can find at https://beat.rehab/daacast ( https://beat.rehab/daacast) And he has a bandcamp full of Electronic magic over at https://liamthomasmaloney.bandcamp.com/ (https://liamthomasmaloney.bandcamp.com/) Lyn hosts the rather splendid Tiny in All That Air pod (@tiny_air) which looks at the life and work of Phillip Larkin and that can be found at https://anchor.fm/tinyinallthatair (https://anchor.fm/tinyinallthatair) If you fancy supporting the show, either leave us a review somewhere on Apple or Podchaser which would help enormously. Or just tell your friends!! There is a Patreon as well https://www.patreon.com/tempfans (https://www.patreon.com/tempfans) Jonathan is the genius behind our theme music and you can hear more of his stuff on his https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (Bandcamp) Additional music in this episode by https://sessions.blue/licensing/ (Blue Dot Sessions ) All available under the following licenses: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Support this podcast

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I ACKNOWLEDGED MY SIN TO YOU, AND I DID NOT COVER MY INIQUITY; I SAID, “I WILL CONFESS MY TRANSGRESSIONS TO THE LORD,” AND YOU FORGAVE THE INIQUITY OF MY SIN. —Psalm 32:5 

Hace medio siglo... El quinto de Deep Purple y también el quinto de Leonard Cohen que fue producido por el recientemente fallecido Phil Spector quien también coprodujo en este año 1971 “Imagine” de John Lennon. Colin Blunstone (The Zombies) se atrevió con su primero en solitario. Don McClean cantó el himno generacional American Pie dedicado a Buddy Holy en su disco del mismo título. Y el rey Elvis se regocijó en sus raíces country cantando a sus favoritos del género, Willie Nelson incluido. Livingston Taylor, hermano de James, editó su segundo álbum y Alex, su hermano mayor, el primero, lo mismo que la gran vocalista Merry Clayton. Neil Diamond grabó canciones favoritas de otros /Joni Mitchell, Randy Newman, etc) excepto un par de temas suyos. Y, sobre todo, el primer álbum de Little Feat. DISCO 1 THE WHO Baba O’Riley (1) Who’s Next DISCO 2 JOHN LENNON Jealous Guy (3) Imagine DISCO 3 FACES Stay With Me (5) A Nod's As Good As a Wink DISCO 4 DEEP PURPLE Strange Kind of woman Fireball DISCO 5 T REX Get It On Electric Warrior DISCO 6 ELVIS PRESLEY Funny How Time Slips Away (CD 3- 17) Elvis Country DISCO 7 LITTLE FEAT Willin’ (7) Little Feat DISCO 8 MERRY CLAYTON Country Road (3) Merry Clayton DISCO 9 ALEX TAYLOR C Song (Cara 1 - Corte 5) Alex Taylor With Friends & Neighbors DISCO 10 LIVINGSTON TAYLOR Get Out Of Bed (1) Liv DISCO 11 COLIN BLUNSTONE Say You Don't Mind (10) One Year DISCO 12 NEIL DIAMOND I Am… I Said (23) Stones DISCO 13 DON McCLEAN American Pie (Cara 1 Corte ) American Pie DISCO14 LOBO She Didn’t Do Magic (MEMORY TIME 70/71 Disc 2 Cara 1 - 5) Introducing…. Lobo Escuchar audio

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Snoop Dogg named a bunch of rappers who he says Eminem can't fuck with along with other comments such as calling Eminem "White Hope". I'm gonna tell why he said that and break it down for you. Also discussing the issue folks have with me saying what I SAID about rapper 50 cent. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lexiyardeena/support

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Welcome to Episode 47 of the She Who Dares Podcast! Episode 47 |  She Said Yes! to Being Her Own Boss with Georgia DeFrancisco and Brandee Gaar | She Who Dares Podcast --------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST I would love for you to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Please be sure to subscribe to the She Who Dares Podcast on Apple Podcasts and on Spotify: Apple Podcasts Spotify Podcasts --------------------------------------- ABOUT US The She Who Dares Podcast is a community of business owners or aspiring business owners who are balancing the entrepreneurial life with the joy of managing a family. Our mission is to encourage and educate through sharing real-life startup stories, successes, and tips for juggling it all. For full show notes click HERE!  --------------------------------------- EPISODE DESCRIPTION   Georgia DeFrancisco is the owner and CEO of I Said Yes, FL and while not new to the wedding industry, she is a new entrepreneur! website: https://isaidyesfl.com/ Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, YouTube: @isaidyesfl Local Instagram: @isaidyesflweddingpros Personal Instagram and Facebook: @georgiadefrancisco Georgia shares her journey into the wedding industry and how after helping several of our industry's top companies make it big, she and her husband Jeremy finally made the leap into building a brand of their own. I'm excited for you to hear this inspiring episode! DISCLAIMER: Links included in this description might be affiliate links. If you purchase a product or service with the links that I provide I may receive a small commission.  Thank you for supporting my channel so I can continue to provide you with free content as often as possible! --------------------------------------- TIMESTAMPS 01:58 The studio invitation 03:49 Episode 47 open 05:15 Over $500,000 in cake 10:49 Build relationships! 12:49 From cake to publications 17:45 Publication employee to OWNER 19:28 Husband and Wife teams 26:21 "I Said, Yes!" 29:51 Franchise vs. Licensee 40:18 Meeting clients where they are 53:20 "I Said, Yes!" coming attractions 58:01 Find "I Said, Yes!" Here 59:13 Wrap up --------------------------------------- ABOUT THE HOST Follow Brandee Gaar online!! Social Spots:   You Tube Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Pinterest   ---------------------------------------   #Entrepreneur #femalebusinessowner #businesscoach

Our mission here at the Music Museum is to support all Vietnam Veterans and those who serve the United States, then and now. We thank you for your service. ****** Early-on, in Vietnam, soldiers turned to music as a lifeline to the home front they’d promised to defend. Rock & roll (R&R) really became rest & relaxation (R&R) for the troops. It was this music that got you through another day, another day closer to going home. Music was a big part of a soldier’s down time that centered within the hooches of Vietnam. The music that was popular during the Vietnam War was, and is still, therapy. There are songs you can remember, and then there are songs you REALLY remember. Many of these songs will have a special meaning for you. A place, a brother, a time gone by. This program is for you, the Vietnam Vets, who will never forget. ****** Our goal with The Vietnam War: The Music is to honor the fallen and the survivors with the music that got them through “just one more day”. Our shows are broadcast around the world. They say thank you & “welcome home” to all Vietnam Vets. There is no opinion offered on the War. It’s all about the music. ******* For your service and your sacrifice, this is The Vietnam War: The Music. If you missed your prom because you were serving your country, this one’s for you. We owe you a debt that can’t be repaid. Thank you. ********* This episode is called Prom Night 1971 – Ain’t No Mountain High Enough *********** Join the conversation on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008232395712 ******** or by email at dannymemorylane@gmail.com In this episode you’ll hear: 1) Ain't No Mountain High Enough by Diana Ross 2) My Sweet Lord by George Harrison 3) You're All I Need To Get By by Aretha Franklin 4) If by Bread 5) Love's Lines, Angles And Rhymes by The 5th Dimension 6) Peace Train by Cat Stevens 7) Will You Love Me Tomorrow by Roberta Flack 8) Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) by Marvin Gaye 9) How Can You Mend A Broken Heart by The Bee Gees 10) Stay Awhile by The Bells 11) Got To Be There by Michael Jackson 12) We Can Change The World by Graham Nash 13) I Love You For All Seasons by The Fuzz 14) The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face by Mary Travers 15) Bless Your Heart by The Chairmen Of The Board (w/ General Johnson) 16) You've Got A Friend by James Taylor 17) If I Were Your Woman by Gladys Knight & The Pips 18) Wild Horses by The Rolling Stones 19) Tupelo Honey by Van Morrison 20) I Am... I Said by Neil Diamond 21) Right On The Tip Of My Tongue by Brenda & The Tabulations 22) Never Can Say Goodbye by Isaac Hayes 23) I'd Love To Change The World by Ten Years After 24) Lovin' Her Was Easier (Than Anything I'll Ever Do Again) by Kris Kristofferson 25) For All We Know by The Carpenters 26) Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me) by The Temptations 27) I Ain't Got Time Anymore by The Glass Bottle 28) Help Me Make It Through The Night by Sammi Smith 29) I'll Be There by The Jackson 5 30) Colour My World by Chicago 31) I Don't Know How to Love Him by Helen Reddy 32) Behind Blue Eyes by The Who 33) The Long And Winding Road by The Beatles

"CONVINCE ME," I SAID! (NARADA RADIO COMPANY) Orig. rel. 8-10-14, "Convince Me, I Said" is based on a War-Fiction short story of the same name by Craig Ellis, currently in the public domain.  This is Season 1 Episode 12 of "Pulp-Pourri Theatre", an anthology audio drama series, each based on a different pulp fiction genre. Adapted, Directed and Produced by Pete Lutz.  All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain. Special features between the acts written by Pete Lutz. CAST: Sailor 1: John Valadez Sailor 2: Jason D. Johnson Sailor 3: Dana Gonsalves Sailor 4: Skeeter Ullman SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: "BIX BIXBY BOOK REVIEW": Pete Lutz, Nick Wommack, Austin Hanna "W.O.L.F." Telethon: Pete Lutz "EMERGENCY APOTHECARY #1": Pete Lutz, Andres Elizondo II, Micah Blain "INSOMNIA THEATRE: The Kaiser of New York": Pete Lutz, Jason D. Johnson, John Valadez

--{ "A Virus Which is All Things to All Men: Magicians are Busy Where Science is all Confusion, Facts to Flexible Opinions, Certainty to Delusion." © Alan Watt }-- Weather - Relying on Experts - The Weather Channel - Climate Change - The Elite Use Groups; Divide, Conquer - Technocracy; Experts from Cradle to Grave - Fauci, Gates so Compromised - Stampede Using the Cattle in the Field - Terror - Threats, Compliance, Immunity Passports, Vaccines - Eliminate Heating Choices - Facts don't Matter - The Club of Rome, Humans Will Be the Enemy - www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com to the Audio Archive Section - Real Governments are Organized Crime - On 9/11, I Said the Hardest Thing from Now On Will Be to Hold On to Your Sanity - Saddam Hussein; Wag the Dog - PNAC - The Idea of Democracy Must Be Eliminated - Bolshevik Revolution, Mass Slaughter - Peter Hitchens, No Debate with Protestors - Extinction Rebellion - Antifa and Other Radical Marxist Groups - Lord Alfred Milner Group - Plato's Republic, Breeding Programs - Milner's Involvement in Boer War - The World Economic Forum, All the Top Businesses on the Planet - RIIA, Chatham House, CFR - The Elders - Books and Discs Mailed Out - Please Visit my Sites to Donate and Order; Thank You - The Sacrifice of Elderly Folk - Sustainable Means Necessary; You Business won't Open Up Again Unless it's Deemed Necessary - Bezmenov; The Cold War; Front Groups for Communism - The Signs and Symptoms of a Disease - Subjectivity; Everything Becomes Relative - IMF, World Bank, BIS - Purpose of Education is to Make You Stupid; Bertrand Russell, Fichte - Wages Kept Low During Industrial Revolution, Long Hours - Ockham's Razor - Bill Gates Not Qualified in Virology, Bacteriology or Vaccines; He is a Eugenicist - The Great Global Reset - The Elite Loathe You and Treat You Like Cattle; Crippled by Indoctrination; Use Your Parents and Schools to Indoctrinate You; Break the Legs of a Cow and then Kick You Because You can't Get Up - Psychopaths - Movie, V for Vendetta - UNESCO, Standardized Education - They are Ready for a Purge; Your Governments are Complicit - Civil Service - American Institute of Biological Sciences paper titled “Social Norms and Global Environmental Challenges” - Bioethicists; Social Engineering; E. Bernays - Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) Publishes Evidence Behind Advice on Lockdown - Bob Rae Appointed Canadian Ambassador to United Nations - COVID Deaths in Canada: A Questionable Statistic Before Canadians Surrender Anymore of Their Freedoms to COVID-19 Propaganda - Koch's Postulate - Legal Challenge to COVID-19 Measures Filed In Ontario Superior Court - Vaccine Choice Canada - The Mask Symbolizes Compliance - PCR Test - 2007 Article, Faith in Quick Test Leads to Epidemic That Wasn't - Victoria Records 74 New Coronavirus Cases Overnight, as Daniel Andrews Announces Free Rent and a $1,500 Payment for the 3,000 People Locked in Melbourne Towers - Michigan Bill Requires Employers to Keep Implanted Microchips Voluntary for Workers - The National Institute of Health (NIH) Owns Half of Moderna Vaccine by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. - Propaganda, Edward Bernays; Fake Polls, Wanting to Be with the Majority - 72% of Canadians Support Mandatory Coronavirus Vaccine, Ipsos Poll Suggests - Paper, Using Behavioural Science to Help Fight the Coronavirus - Paper, Options for Increasing Adherence to Social Distancing Measures - NBC Doctor Who Claimed He Caught the Virus on a Plane Through His Eyeball Says He Tested Negative for the Virus and Never Had It - Send Money to Me by PayPal, Cash, International Bank Cheques, Postal Money Orders, Cash - Go to www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com to DONATE and ORDER - Johns Hopkins, Bill and Melinda Gates, Event 201 - Trump is Playing His Part - You're Looking at a Communist Revolution - Forced Vaccination Plan Unveiled; The Stanford Plan - Ontario, Canada, Were Conditions for High Death Rates at Care Homes Created on Purpose? - Cytokine Storms - Vaccine Injury - Judicial Watch Obtains Records Showing FDA Paid for ‘Fresh and Never Frozen' Human Fetal Parts for Use In ‘Humanized Mice' Creation - Julian Huxley, UNESCO, Planned Parenthood, Knock Humans Off Their Pedestal - Foxy Fauci said Things Would Never Return to Normal - International Travel won't be Back to Normal for Three Years - More Than 8,700 Stores Are Closing In 2020 So Far, A Number That Will Surely Rise - NYC Black Lives Matter Marches can Continue Despite Large-Event Ban, de Blasio Says - Trump, Mexico President Meet to Discuss New U.S., Mexico, Canada Trade Deal - World Economic Forum; Post-Consumer, Austerity, Sustainability - As Long As Mass Media Propaganda Exists, Democracy Is A Sham - Portland Demonstrators Engage in ‘Night of Rage' to Protest Death of BLM Protester - Portland Businesses Have Lost $23 Million Due to Violent Protests - Burning Things Down is Not Protest, It's Anarchy - Redistribution of Wealth - Keep Some Decent Friends. *Title and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - July 12, 2020 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)

I DARE you to tell me the number of times I SAID "erm, you know, like" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/intheneighbourhood/message

In this Special Episode, Curtis is Challenging the Microphone to a Crazy Wrestling Match, but will there Actually be any Wrestling in the Episode?Take a Listen to Find Out!Listen! Listen! Listen! is a show hosted by Curtis Elton. Speaking non-stop in each episode, you'd think he'd actually say something valuable. WRONG! The show has NO THEME...NO USEFUL INFORMATION...NO, NOT THAT EITHER! What it does have is Funny, Completely Random and Crazy non-stop talking lasting Only a Couple of Minutes per episode. Every episode is different! Go on, you know you want to, have a listen to Listen! Listen! Listen! New episodes Every Thursday. Stay tuned for more of Listen! Listen! Listen!TRANSCRIPT:Referee:Hello and Welcome to WestleCrazier! I am Your Referee and it is Time to Introduce Our 2 Challengers! (Crowd Cheers and Claps)In the Left Corner of the Ring, Weighing 150 Pounds, he Speaks so Fast, you Better Buckle up Your Seatbelt, Put your Helmet on, Cause he might just Blow Your Mind!Curtis Elton AKA ‘The Host’!(Wrestling Bell Rings) (Crowd Cheers)Curtis:Thank You, (Elvis Impression) Thank You Very Much, Thank You, Thank You, Thank You, Thank All of You, Thank You! Isn’t this Just Fabulous?!Referee:In the Right Side of the Ring, it is the Thing that has to Put up with All of the Host’s Talking, with All of his Speaking! You Know What I’m Speaking About, I Know what I’m Speaking About! Weighing Just 2 Pounds it is the Microphone! (Crowd Cheers)Now Before you, you, You, you or Anybody begins, is there Anything You would Like to Say?Curtis:Are you Kidding Me?! What a Stupid Question! Of Course I Have Something I Wanna Say!Hello and Welcome Back to a Special Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen! I Am, I Say, I Said, I Said, I am ‘The Host’ Curtis Elton! And Here’s a Warning for All the Kids out There! When I Say “Kids” I Mean Baby Goats and Kids: Violence is Never the Answer!Random Person:So Why are you Doing This?Curtis:I Have No Idea! It’s Just Fun and Crazy so I’m gonna Carry On!Let’s get Back to the Show!Wait! Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait, Wait a Second! I Said that I Had Something to Say, I Have Nothing to Say! When have you Ever Known me to have Something to Say?This Show’s Called ‘Listen! Listen! Listen!’ But I Never Have Anything for you to Listen to So that is Why this is So Fun and Crazy! So Anyway let’s get Back to the Ring!Also Just to Let you Know, here’s a Little Plot Twist For You:I, Curtis...am Also the Referee!I Guess you Didn’t see that Coming did You? Did You? Did You? Well Anyway Did You? Did You? Come on! Did You? Did you, Did You, Did You? Did You? Did You? Did You? Did You? Did You?Anyway let’s get on With This! Not That! Not That! Not the Ring! Not the Show but This! And we Better get on with this Quickly! The Microphone is Angry! His Face has Turned Red! (Speaking to Someone)Wait, What’s That? Oh! That Means He’s Recording me! Oh Good!(Speaking to Microphone)Carry on! Now Let’s get on with this Fight! One Second, Someone Else is Speaking to Me! (Speaking to Someone)What’s That? Oh! We Ran out of time Again? Come on!Well Ladies & Gentlemen, Boys & Girls, Kids & Other Kids, Baby Goats & Other Goats, turns Out We have Ran out of Time! So if You Want to See How this Fight Ends, Stick Around till the End, ‘Cause There might Just be a Little Surprise There! Well Anyway, Thank you for Listening to Another Episode of Listen! Listen! Listen! See you In a Second, See you In a Minute, See you Next Time Bubye I’m Outta here!(Click the Website to See the Rest!)https://listenlistenlisten.buzzsprout.com/

Het is super makkelijk om naar je huidige bankrekening te kijken en je gedrag daardoor te laten beïnvloeden. Immers als het geld niet op je bankrekening staat kun je het ook niet uitgeven toch?! Of zou er ook een andere optie mogelijk zijn?!  Ontdek het in de nieuwste episode die ik voor je klaar heb staan. Zodat je huidige ‘realiteit’ niet veel langer meer je werkelijkheid zal zijn. ☺️❤️ “I Said it, I felt it and believed in it because I finally understood these Universal Principles.” - Richard Dotts p.s. de So V's choice app werkt al weer dus je kunt deze gewoon downloaden via iTunes of Google Play.  Links mentioned in this episode: Episode #255 3 LOA fouten die we allemaal nog maken.  Episode #256 Het grootste 'probleem' bij het oplossen van een probleem. De Instructies naar Verlicht Leven is beschikbaar via bol.com of sovschoice.com/shop. Lees mij deze week nog —> vandaag besteld is binnen 2 dagen in huis. So V’s Money Mindset Training (een 5 weekse online training waarmee je je eigen geconditioneerde bril over het leven en geld zult transformeren aan de hand van de 7 universele wetten zodat jij het maximale uit je leven en business kunt halen) is beschikbaar via de shop —> plaats je bestelling vandaag nog om vanavond al te starten. Let Dollars flow to me easily kun je bestellen via bol.com. De gratis training Science of getting rich kun je beluisteren via de So V’s Choice app —> download de app direct via Google Play of Apple Store om vanmiddag al te starten met deze training.

Love yourself put yourself first .... To raw but y’all need to hear it .... I was sent to keep it real .... My voice matters .... I’m not just talking to talk ... but it seens nobody feels me ... Nobody shares ? But that your problem... I don’t mean to use these words ... I’m just so tired of putting my all to things in this world ... And they for get what I SAID ....I am the one that was sent . To share with you Why this world so fuck up.... The reasons why I tell the truth is because nobody never told me ... I had to go through so Much but it was worth it for you .... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/toria-jurnae/support

A Dangerous Virus Plagues California Ever since Mayor Libby Schaaf decided to get the City of Oakland involved in what would otherwise be a civil matter disputed in the courts, things have progressively gotten worse. Now, a dangerous virus is spreading like wildfire in Oakland, San Francisco, and the Bay Area in general. It is far worse than Corona Virus... it spreads quickly, and is difficult to contain. Hopefully, the contagion will not spread to Tucson! Hear YESTERDAY'S podcast where I SAID this would happen! See the article direct at the Mercury News. Stay updated at www.KarlBuysHouses.com ! #tucson #housingcrisis #multifamily --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/karlbuysho/message

Let me tell YALL something, men aren’t shit and I said what I Said on it. Is me saying that saying that women are saints???? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thebeetalk/message

The idea of firing someone may make your skin crawl, but when you’re the boss, the buck stops with you. Whether it’s an unruly client or an underperforming employee, letting go of the problematic person can be like a breath of fresh air to your business.Corri has had her fair share of troublesome employees and crazy clients so when it comes to the ins and outs of termination, she’s got you covered. Listen in as Corri shares her horror stories and offers advice on every step of the termination process.In this week’s episode, Corri breaks down the different buckets of fireable offenses and gives you a step-by-step checklist of what to do before, during, and after a termination. Take a deep breath, summon your courage and let that negative person go![01:21] - Termination...I Said it The T Word![04:09] - Terminating a client[11:38] - Terminating employees[12:24] - Set a tight foundation with fluid hiring[13:31] - At-will employees vs. contractors[15:12] - Using performance reviews to allow for improvement[20:17] - Deceitful practices[22:40] - Misconceptions about unemployment[24:30] - Role play the termination[25:42] - Have a witness in the room[26:40] - Minimizing contact[27:16] - Be clear, tactful, & low emotion[29:32] - Research state laws on payment and documentation[34:00] - Surrender of company property and exiting the premises[35:43] - Communicate with the active staffYour host Corri McFadden is recovering business owner, industry pioneer, and mama blogger who has seen it ALL along the way and let’s just say she’s not afraid to share what she’s learned, both experiences to mistakes. You can find her on Instagram, Pinterest or Glitter and Bubbles. If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to We All Have One in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show This podcast episode was produced by Dante32.

It's Thursday Thrillers and host Rich Frohlich brings us a trio of thrilling adventure beginning with "Black Jack Justice #9- No Justice", followed by "Harry Strange #9- The Den of the Sceptor" and finishing the lineup with Narada Radio's "Convince Me, I Said!"! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday Thrillers and host Rich Frohlich brings us a trio of thrilling adventure beginning with "Black Jack Justice #9- No Justice", followed by "Harry Strange #9- The Den of the Sceptor" and finishing the lineup with Narada Radio's "Convince Me, I Said!"!

HI EVERYONE, I SAID 24th DECEMBER, BUT MEANT 4th DECEMBER. SO READING THIS ARTICLE ON BBC “WHY AIRBRUSHING SHOULD BE ILLEGAL” JAMEELA JAMIL VIEWS ON IT. AND IT GOT ME THINKING. ENJOY MY PODCAST

012 - I Said, "I Do," But Now I Don't- Why Some Marriages End in Divorce, Pt. 1Subscribe to the Podcast at: www.grownandmarried.com

We made it to another episode ! Come Join us as we go down memory lane. We talk gossip, sports and play some tracks from Mario, Lil Wayne and Mya... Yes, I Said what I SAID... Sit Back and get ready for the Delusion !

We open our latest podcast with a very brief discussion of the joys of unclehood and continue with a manly story of grit and Naval protocol from Mammoth Adventure magazine's November, 1946 issue. "Convince Me, I Said" has all the hallmarks of a classic adventure story: ships at war, men lost at sea, and getting trapped in a conversation at lunch with an overbearing coworker. How far will men go to survive in the Pacific of World War II? Turns out, about 5 pages, that's how far. Get free pins, stickers, postcards, and more when you join the IT Book Club and rate us on iTunes/Apple Podcasts! Follow us on on Twitter @taleinterrupted, Instagram at interruptedtales, and Facebook. DM or message us through one of those or write to podcast@interruptedtales.com. Please take a moment and rate us on iTunes! Right over here. All reviews get free stuff sent to them! See Twitter for more details.

I’m Proud yeah I Said it

Joaquin Capehart (aka JaeCee The Poet) came in to talk about love lost, love gained, and love lost again. He also discusses his old books “Thoughts of a Spoken Poet” http://a.co/cTmy34Q , “Poems for Her” http://a.co/4LgJma8 , and his new to-be book “What if I Said…”. To watch the video version go here: https://youtu.be/M9p0bEAJqxs The post NYC Geeks’ Podcast #6 appeared first on NYC Geek Society.

The Names and Titles of Jesus – Jesus the Good Shepherd Episode 98 This series of the names and titles of Jesus will give us a more in-depth understanding of Jesus Christ our Lord. This is the seventh in the series. The following is an outline. THE NAMES AND TITLES OF JESUS John 10 I Am the Good Shepherd I Am the True Shepherd I Am the Door Understanding the Shepherd His job was a dirty and dangerous one. Many times, all the shepherd had to fight off lions and other wild animals was a staff with a crook. He willingly put his life on the line for his flock. At night, he would put the flock in a makeshift pen that had only one way in and out. Day and night Communal pin in town He knew each one of his sheep—inspected them—he gave each one a name—He loved them like we love our pets—His sheep loved their shepherd They knew what he did for them and they knew his voice Abraham – Isaac – Jacob – Moses – David David the Shepherd Ps 78:70-72; He also chose David His servant And took him from the sheepfolds; 71From the care of the ewes with suckling lambs. He brought him To shepherd Jacob His people, And Israel His inheritance. 72So he shepherded them according to the integrity of his heart And guided them with his skillful hands. The True Shepherd God was The Shepherd that all other shepherds of God’s people represented Ps 80: 1 Oh, give ear, Shepherd of Israel, You who lead Joseph like a flock; You who are enthroned above the cherubim, shine forth! The Messiah would be the True Shepherd Throughout the Old Testament, you have some promises of a shepherd yet to come Matthew 2:6, which is a quote from Micah 5 in the Old Testament:  And you, O Bethlehem, in the land of Judah, are by no means least among the rulers of Judah; for from you [Bethlehem] shall come a ruler who will shepherd my people Israel (v. 2).  And he shall stand and shepherd his flock in the strength of the Lord, in the majesty of the name of the Lord his God. And they shall dwell secure, [Who shall dwell secure? The sheep] for now he shall be great to the ends of the earth I AM THE GOOD SHEPHERD John 10:6 This figure of speech = not a Parable, a Parable is like something ie sower, hidden treasure etc.—Jesus is the door Jesus is The Good Shepherd. It is not just a figure of speech or a comparison, but a saying that is loaded with significance--the verbal equivalent of Jesus' signs. This picture is not so much an allusion of Ezekiel 34 as a development from it. Ezekiel 34:23-24 23“Then I will set over them one shepherd, My servant David, and he will feed them; he will feed them himself and be their shepherd. 24And I, the LORD, will be their God, and My servant David will be prince among them; I the LORD have spoken. Context of John 10: John chapters 9 and 10 belong  together The Pharisees self-appointed shepherds of God’s flock - were putting people out of the temple who believed in Jesus—plotted to kill Jesus – they tried to kill  him twice ‘Thus says the Lord GOD, “Woe, shepherds of Israel Ezk 34 Jer 32“Woe to the shepherds who are destroying and scattering the sheep of My pasture!” declares the LORD. The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; All who came before Me are thieves and robbers a hired hand,…He flees because he is a hired hand and is not concerned about the sheep. John 10 10 “Truly, truly, I say to you, he who does not enter by the door into the fold of the sheep, but climbs up some other way, he is a thief and a robber. 2But he who enters by the door is a shepherd of the sheep. 3To him the doorkeeper opens, and the sheep hear his voice, and he calls his own sheep by name and leads them out. 4When he puts forth all his own, he goes ahead of them, and the sheep follow him because they know his voice. 5A stranger they simply will not follow, but will flee from him, because they do not know the voice of strangers.” 6This figure of speech Jesus spoke to them, but they did not understand what those things were which He had been saying to them. • 7So Jesus said to them again, “Truly, truly, I say to you, I am the door of the sheep. 8All who came before Me are thieves and robbers, but the sheep did not hear them. 9I am the door; if anyone enters through Me, he will be saved and will go in and out and find pasture. 10The thief comes enters through Me, he will be saved and will go in and out and find pasture. The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I came that they may have life, and [a]have it abundantly. 11“I am the good shepherd; the good shepherd lays down His life for the sheep. 12He who is a hired hand, and not a shepherd, who is not the owner of the sheep, sees the wolf coming, and leaves the sheep and flees, and the wolf snatches them and scatters them. 13He flees because he is a hired hand and is not concerned about the sheep. 14I am the good shepherd, and I know My own and My own know Me, 15even as the Father knows Me and I know the Father, and I lay down My life for the sheep. 16I have other sheep, which are not of this fold; I must bring them also, and they will hear My voice, and they will become one flock with one shepherd. 17For this reason the Father loves Me because I lay down My life so that I may take it again. 18No one has taken it away from Me, but I lay it down on My own initiative. I have authority to lay it down, and I have authority to take it up again. This commandment I received from My Father.” I lay down My life for the sheep But He was pierced through for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; The chastening for our [i]well-being fell upon Him, And by His scourging, we are healed. 6All of us like sheep have gone astray, Each of us has turned to his own way, But the LORD has caused the iniquity of us all To fall on Him. Isaiah 53 1 Peter 2:24-25 24and He Himself bore our sins in His body on the cross, so that we might die to sin and live to righteousness; for by His wounds you were healed. 25For you were continually straying like sheep, but now you have returned to the Shepherd and Guardian of your souls. John 10 9A division occurred again among the Jews because of these words.20Many of them were saying, “He has a demon and is insane. Why do you listen to Him?” 21Others were saying, “These are not the sayings of one demon-possessed. A demon cannot open the eyes of the blind, can he?” 22At that time the Feast of the Dedication took place at Jerusalem; 23it was winter, and Jesus was walking in the temple in the portico of Solomon. 24The Jews then gathered around Him, and were saying to Him, “How long will You keep us in suspense? If You are the Christ, tell us plainly.” 25Jesus answered them, “I told you, and you do not believe; the works that I do in My Father’s name, these testify of Me.26But you do not believe because you are not of My sheep. 27My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me; 28and I give eternal life to them, and they will never perish; and no one will snatch them out of My hand. 29My Father, who has given them to Me, is greater than all; and no one is able to snatch them out of the Father’s hand. 30I and the Father are one.” 31The Jews picked up stones again to stone Him. 32Jesus answered them, “I showed you many good works from the Father; for which of them are you stoning Me?” 33The Jews answered Him, “For a good work we do not stone You, but for blasphemy; and because You, being a man, make Yourself out to be God.” 34Jesus answered them, “Has it not been written in your Law, ‘I SAID, YOU ARE GODS’? 35If he called them gods, to whom the word of God came (and the Scripture cannot be broken), 36do you say of Him, whom the Father sanctified and sent into the world, ‘You are blaspheming,’ because I said, ‘I am the Son of God’? 37If I do not do the works of My Father, do not believe Me; 38but if I do them, though you do not believe Me, believe the works, so that you may [f]know and understand that the Father is in Me, and I in the Father.” 39Therefore they were seeking again to seize Him, and He eluded their grasp. 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 Shenanigans is defined by Webster's dictionary as tricky or questionable practices or conduct; also, high-spirited or mischievous activity. It's a word I never used until I became an old fogy. Now it rolls off my tongue like a good set of dentures secured by a bad squeeze of Fixadent. I can't remember what we called shenanigans when I was growing up, but we sure knew when we were up to them. I can tell you that I've been up to my share and it doesn't seem that over my forty plus years I've learned lessons very well because I still tend to enjoy engaging in shenaniganly activities, as you'll see in two of these three stories. My name is Michael Blackston and you're about to step right into a big pile of my funny, messy life. _________________  My mama still shakes her head at stuff I say and do. There's usually at least a little smile behind the shame, but I imagine a voice inside her head asking, Where did I go wrong? It's okay, Mama. I turned out pretty relatively enough alright-ish in the end and we should probably thank God I didn't end up worse than that. After all ... I Was A Stupid Kid Who Did Stupidly Stupid Stuff  As my oldest approaches manhood and the age when I have to trust him outside of my supervision, I cringe to think of what must be going through that head of his. I remember being his age and while the details are effectively buried under an avalanche of adult stuff that happened starting twenty years ago, stuff that includes bad eating habits, lack of exercise, tons of debt, two decades of happy marriage, a foot or ten I stuck in my mouth, and a toe fungus that seemed like it would never go away, there’s still a vapor of youth stank seeping through to the surface. It could be whatever ungodly manifestation is under my son's bed creating that odor, I suppose. I'm afraid to look. But as deep as the tiny details may remain at the bottom of my own life's heap, I do have some solid nuggets to remind me that if I don’t keep a close eye on my child, I’m likely to be removing layers of his skin from concrete and/or roofing materials before too long.  The memories that evoke that sort of worry in my mind are tattooed there for eternity. We laugh about them now when we’re gathered around the dinner table and begin to reminisce about the Days of Good Ol’, but in truth, they still hurt a little, they still embarrass, or they still scare the crap out of me.  I was stupid. We did stupidly stupid things and I wasn’t alone.  I had my cousin by my side for much of it, but some things are mine and mine alone to take ownership of. So which were which and what did we or I do? Here are a few instances of stupid, all true stories, from my childhood. Collecting Money From Neighbors For "The Functionally Illiterate" To Actually Buy Cigarettes Stupid Rating: EVIL  My cousin and I liked to smoke when we were about my son’s age. We thought we were cool and back in the Days Of Good Ol’, you could purchase cigarettes “for your aunt” if you were three years old. Tell the clerk they were for an adult family member and it was all good. We had one particular old man who worked the counter of a local convenience store that never asked questions and so we patronized his store often. Most of the time, we could come up with a couple of dollars for a pack of menthols with no problem, but on this occasion we had lots of daylight left and there was nothing we could get our hands on, money wise. I don’t remember who’s idea it was, but together we decided to grab a small crystal candy dish from my cousin’s coffee table and work the neighborhood going door to door asking for money until we’d collected enough to buy a pack. Most of the neighbors gave us a few nickels and sent us on our way. It wasn’t until one of them cocked an eyebrow and started asking questions that I had to improvise and came up with a story that turned into what we thought was a gold mine. I think it's important to mention that my cousin hid in the bushes while I knocked on the doors. The neighbor asked what charity we were collecting for and I hesitated only for a second. I had recently heard someone on the radio talking about helping those who couldn’t read and I said, “The functionally illiterate.” She asked what that meant and after I told her accurately, she gave me something like a dollar in quarters. I thanked her and calmly walked to the bush where my cousin was crouching and laughing. After it was all said and done, I think we collected enough for several packs of cigarettes and by the end of the day, we probably smelled like the Marlboro man after a stressful night. I’ve always felt an awful sense of regret and shame for doing that and as a result, I tend to give a little more than I normally would to the Santa that rings the bell.  Yes, we laugh, but we also understand the depth of the“butt whoopin’” we should have taken after a stunt like that. And before you shout, “Where were your parents?!”, you have to realize that we went to great lengths to ensure they thought we were on our best behavior and right outside in the back yard. Swinging On A Rickety Cable Over A Rocky Creek Stupid Rating: DUMMY  Again, my cousin was there, but I can’t blame him for my injuries. In the woods close to his house, there was a large oak tree that overhung a ten-foot ravine with a small, very rocky creek at the bottom. From a thick branch was tied a metal cable and at the end of the cable, a stick was tied into a loop so you could hold on. My cousin and his friend had found it and spent hours enjoying the bliss of swinging from the edge and out over the creek. He couldn’t wait to show me and we planned on a day of it the very next time I was over. That time came on a Sunday; I remember that. Mom was not easy about letting me spend the day out of her sight with friends, but she was trying to let me be a boy and gave me her trust. It didn’t help that I'd told her what we were planning to do.  “Absolutely NOT! You'll kill yourself!” she yelled and I promised we’d find something else to entertain ourselves. My eyes would have been shifty during that promise and I probably had fingers crossed behind my back because as we all know, that makes it a clever deception, not a lie - which is not a sin.  When we got to the tree, completely disobeying my mother, my cousin and his friend each took turns showing me how it was done. They pulled the cable in, took hold of the stick in both hands, pulled it tight, swung out over the ravine and back. Glee and laughter and cries of, “WEEEEEEE!” filled the spring day. It was my turn and it looked easy enough. I pulled the cable to myself just as they had. I grabbed the stick in both hands just as they had. I jumped straight out from the bank over the ravine just as they HAD NOT. I wasn’t the best at paying close attention and the pull it tight and swing part had escaped my notice. There is a big difference between pulling a cable tight and swinging over a ten-foot ravine with a rocky creek at the bottom and jumping straight into the air over the ravine so that there is quite a lot of slack in the cable, until that is, gravity takes effect moments later and the slack lets out violently. I knew it as soon as my feet left the safety of the bank, but there was nothing I could do. The cable snapped straight and I wasn't strong enough to hold on.  I fell the ten feet face first.  On my way down, I managed to protect my face with my left arm and break my fall with my right, which snapped both bones of my right arm cleanly.  My injuries could have been much worse, but I was lucky to walk away with a broken arm and a severely bruised face. There was no hiding it from mom, of course, so I gave her the details … I had slipped on some mud while walking by the creek and tumbled down the embankment. I Was A Teenage Ninja Mercenary Stupid Rating: IDIOT  I was fourteen when we moved to not only a new house, but also to a new state. Rambo was all the rage at the movies and so were ninja films. I was totally convinced that I would be a great military weapon for my country and also, I had seen First Blood more than 8,000 times. I was already qualified to be considered a master at sneakery. On top of that, I had a black ninja suit complete with hood and boots, so win/win. I decided that one of the first nights in our new house would be dedicated to sneaking out and wandering the neighborhood to engage in a little surveillance. After all, I’d seen Invasion USA, where Chuck Norris had to tackle a terror cell in what seemed like a normal, quiet nook of suburbia, so it was best to be prepared in the event that bazooka fire erupted in our back yard.  When the opportunity came, I suited up and soft-stepped through the house, backing against the walls and doing that quick around-the-corner peek all the expert silent assassins employ, although I knew my mom and step-dad were in their bedroom asleep. I opened the door and smelled the crisp night air. From a bush at the front, I scanned my surroundings and picked my route of covert ninja sweetness. I would cross the front yard fleetly of foot, making no sound and take my next cover behind a tree in the side yard of the house across the street. From the safety of those shadows, I would plan my next move of bold, swift execution.  It was late (or early) and there were no cars. Nevertheless, there was need for stealth and I took off across the yard like a panther. I made no sound; left no shadow. I was a breeze for all anyone but me could tell and I could see the tree in the side yard of the house across the street getting closer. The focus on my destination was sharp – too sharp – and so I didn’t see the chain-link fence between me and the tree. I hadn't noticed it before when we were moving in and, in the black of night, I did not notice it then.  I caught the thick metal top bar of the fence with my face, right in the middle of my upper lip. Dazed, I put a ninja glove to the point of impact and it stung like a mother. Then I noticed great droplets of blood speckling the pavement as I limped back toward my house. I carefully removed the ninja gear and hid it in my room, then went to my mother and explained how I had slipped on something in my bedroom and planted my lip into the corner of my wrought iron bed. She had no reason not to believe me as apparently, I was prone to slip on things.  So why do I cringe when I think that my son is coming into the fearless days of his life? I think you know the answer to that. History tends to repeat itself, so I need to be extra vigilant. I wish I had the time to regale you with every story like this I can think of and maybe one day I’ll tell some more. For right now, though, I think it’s all I can stomach. Although … Yeah, as bloody and painful as they may have been, sometimes I do still long to revisit those Days Of Good Ol’. ___________________  Wow, you say. This guy is lucky to be alive or at the very least, lucky not to be somebody's girlfriend in a maximum security prison. And I'll say to you, I know … I know. Someone was watching over me. I imagine God has assigned me some pretty awesome guardian angels over the years and I also reckon there's been a lot of turn-over at that position with angelic voices screaming, I can't take it anymore! Well, this next story will show you that shenanigans are still a part of my life. I submit to you now a tale of ...   Hotel Shenanigans  Since I travel so much, I’d expect that my readers and listeners will be treated to stories that center around hotels every now and again. One of the hardest things about consistently releasing content is figuring out what to write about. It probably wouldn’t be as tough if I were blogging about how to better yourself, make money online, or decorate the garage you’re renovating for your mother to move into by using trash you stole from your neighbor’s bin.  I, however, am making a valiant attempt at comedy and that ain’t so easy a task. I will say that it doesn’t make it any easier trying to type with fried chicken grease on your fingers because you’re on your lunch break and the buffet at Olde Town Café in Walterboro, SC has been calling to you since you drove by this morning.  Fortunately, I had an idea last night that helps in this area. I was bored while I waited in line at the front desk of my hotel to check in and I began thinking of ways I could up the entertainment ante of trips away from home.  When I first started traveling, the novelty of staying in hotel rooms was enough. I could go out to any of the restaurants that surrounded me, then see what was happening in whatever town I was working in at the moment. Afterward, what little night was left would be spent in the comfort of a room that would be magically clean and tidy when I returned after work that day. It didn’t take long, though, to become bored with all of the exploration and even the eating out. Soon my evenings began to consist of picking up a rotisserie chicken from Walmart and going straight to my room to den up like an old, decrepit bear with bad teeth and worn down claws. Had I any lawn in front of my hotel rooms, I would have screamed at children to, “Stay off it, by thunder!”  So as I stood in line behind every person who ever retired to Florida, I started thinking of fun ways to prank people in the hotel. I would never have to venture far from my room and still find entertainment that may be considered in poor taste, cruel, even evil, but would help me to pass the time with a smile.  Here are some things you might consider attempting the next time you’re in a hotel and have the proper tools at your disposal: The little girl at the end of the hall  We’ve all seen the imagery in one movie or another. There is nothing creepier than a little girl standing silent and alone in a place she shouldn’t be. The very end of the hall in a hotel is the perfect place and the stringier her hair, the better. Let her locks fall with reckless abandon in front of her face and if you can swing it, have her hold a teddy bear by the leg loosely at her side. This could be your daughter or your niece. Have her stand there in silence, staring straight ahead so that when people get off the elevator, they see her just standing at the end of the hall. When they approach (IF they approach), have her remain silent or softly whisper something like, “I’m sorry I was bad, mommy, but they told me to do it. Now it's your turn.” She can repeat that same line over and over or maybe just raise her finger to point at whoever comes off the elevator. If you’re a real sicko and have identical twins, station them at each end of the hall dressed exactly alike and with the same props you’ve decided on, with one twin out of sight. When the unsuspecting traveler approaches the first twin, have the one behind them speak from the other end of the hall. When the traveler turns, they see the exact same girl behind them. They will inevitably turn to look for the first girl, but she is gone; hidden around the corner. When they turn back, the second girl is gone and the first one behind them steps back into view and speaks the creepy line of dialogue. This can go on and on until the traveler either gets it and laughs at your cleverness or passes out and dies from a heart attack. Elevator Mind Games  I have to be honest, I’m not the first to think of playing pranks on an elevator by far. But if you have the guts to put yourself in an awkward position and make others very uncomfortable so that you may enjoy a thumping good time at another’s expense, an elevator is one of the best places to do it. There are always the classics, like facing the corner as if being punished while everyone else is enjoying the aggressive silence that permeates all elevators and looking blankly ahead. You might wait till the door shuts on a crowded elevator and ask, “So I suppose you all know why I’ve asked you here.” But I say kick it up a notch. After all, you have a captive audience and the old saying applies, Go big or go home!  When someone new gets on and chooses a floor, why not whisper under your breath, but loudly enough to be heard, “They’re pushing my buttons … They’re pushing my BUTTONS!”? Or perhaps you invite everyone to a pantie raid in your room later. If someone looks nervous, comfort them by saying something like, “Don’t worry. It shouldn’t get stuck for hours … again.” Phoning The Front Desk  There is no law against asking questions and the front desk clerk is there to help you.  Start easy. Make it something reasonable to lull them into a sense of pride in their top-notch customer service.  “Hello, front desk? This is Mike in room 326. Can I get a copy of my receipt when I check out in the morning?”  The clerk will show the utmost in customer service and never give a hint that while they understand your question to be legitimate, they also believe you to be an idiot for not already knowing you can get a copy of your receipt at check out. Then you move into phase two.  “Hello, front desk? This is Mike again in room 326. Can I get that receipt in Braille?”  “I’m sorry,” they’ll smile from the other end of the phone. If you could see them, you’d notice the stink-face they are giving you. “I’m afraid we can’t print a receipt in braille. I didn’t realize you were sight impaired.”  “I’m not.”  “Oh. Well is there anything else we can do for you?”  “You can print my receipt in braille.”  Click.  Now you’ve properly irritated them and the game is on …  “Hello, front desk? This is Mike in room 326. Sorry to bother you again, but could you send up some soap made out of baby tears? The stuff in this bathroom smells like it was made with old man sweat.”  “What are you talking about?” They may or may not still be attempting to keep an air of hospitality, but probably not.  Now you raise your voice as if their incomprehension is due to the volume of the call.  “I SAID, CAN YOU SEND ME UP SOME SOAP MADE OUT OF BABY TEARS …”  They will interrupt. “This isn’t funny, sir. Please make no more calls to the front desk.” Click.  Now the apology … in a different accent.  “Hello? Theees eees Miguel een room Three Tweeeenty Seeeex. (Make sure to roll your R sounds.) Let me apologice for de rudeness uff my preeevious calls. One final quesschon.”  There will be a sigh from the other end. “Yes?”  “Dun you thin it would be nice to give blind peoples a receipt they can read?” You should be prepared to be asked to leave.  If you’re creative and don’t mind being called all manner of offensive names, you can definitely make your next hotel stay interesting. Just do me a favor, don’t tell them I put you up to it. _________________   The Stuff Wings Are Made Of  You might think this will be an article about either angels, spicy bar foods, or colorful cartoon ponies with tattoos on their butts. It’s possible you’re thinking it might have something to do with birds or flying comic book hero demi-gods, but you would be wrong. This article is about the very bestest, most super-duper experience a human being could ever have.  It’s about live theatre and the crap that goes on behind the scenes … IN THE WINGS!  It’s the stuff wings are made of and I have a long list of shows under my belt to pull examples from.  When I was a young’n, only knee-high to a grass hopper, my mama taught me how to perform for an audience. As a child, I was in the casts of shows like Oliver, The Music Man, Annie Get Your Gun, and a local kids troupe production of Hansel And Gretel in which I donned the costume of an enormous cupcake made of sponge foam. But as puberty reared its ugly white head in the form of, well … white heads, I became uninterested in stagecraft. There was a dark time in my early teenage-hood-dom when I yearned to ride around in a pickup truck while my life’s soundtrack blared into the wind, sung by Hank Williams, Jr. I hunted and fished and felt I needed to prove that I was a country boy who could survive. And no, there’s nothing wrong with hunting and fishing in my opinion, but it’s not the person I’ve proudly become. I left that behind me after seeing my first show on Broadway. I traded my fishing rod for the face mic I’d dropped at the foot of the stage door a few years before when I lost interest. I picked that mic back up, fixed it to my cheek with medical tape and haven’t looked back. Now my fondest of memories take place at the theatre. Some are tales of onstage moments, but some of the best are the things that happened offstage and in the wings.  People who have never been a part of the magic that is putting together a live stage show frequently wonder what it is that makes us "theatre people" so darn crazy about it. And they wonder why, when the run is over, our eyes fill with tears and we weep like babies that are being ripped away from the one that gave them life. Just in case you’re one of those people who wonder, it’s because we’re babies being ripped away from something that gave us life!  Theatre is a lifeline to most of us. It’s where we take our deepest breaths, even when the choreographer has danced our feet into nubs that feel like they’re crusted with push pins and our lungs are filled with glass. Even when the director has made us run the same scene eight hundred times because someone got the giggles and now the whole cast has the giggles and the director thinks there’s nothing at all funny about it. We hurt and we laugh until we can’t breathe and to us, it’s still the best air we could ever take in.  But once the show is ready, or nearly ready, and costumed characters are flitting about the area just beyond the curtain legs at stages right and left, it becomes a whole new deal.  The wings during a show is a world all its own. It’s a dark and crowded land floating somewhere between the reality of the world outside and the fantasy playing out just steps away across the sight lines on the stage.  We have our instructions and they’re almost always the same for every show. One of them is "Stay behind the sight lines." That’s the painted or taped line on the floor that marks the boundary that separates the stage the audience can see from the mystery of the wings. If you cross it, someone in the audience can see you and that’s a no-no. If you do so, it's possible that the ghost of Thespus, the man credited as being the first actor to deliver a monologue, may curse you with fumble fingers and you'll spend the rest of your life dropping your props onstage. Many times I’ve toyed with the stage manager as I awaited an entrance and teased them with a toe pushed vicariously close to the line. Stage managers reserve the right to rip your limbs from your body if you cross the line or break a rule and they usually don’t care for my monkey-like shenanigans in the wings. I can’t help it, though. I become a kid again when the show’s going on. It’s like Christmas morning and every reaction from the audience is a gift under the tree.  Once, when I and my cast mates were about to open the first act of Into The Woods, which is done by raising the lights on a stage full of frozen characters who come to life, section by section, as the narrator introduces them, I turned to the actress playing my wife just before we were to take the stage.  “Did I ever tell you about the time I peed on my leg?”  She started laughing and was nearly roaring by the time the story was all told, just in time for the call of, “places.” We opened the curtain and she was doing everything she could to stifle her laughter. But that wasn’t enough. Several years later, I was directing my own production of Into The Woods and the same actress was reprising her role as The Baker’s Wife. I was not The Baker this time, but imagine her surprise when one night I, as the director, sidled up to her just before the curtain opened and whispered in her ear, “Did I ever tell you about the time I peed on my leg?”  I got a good elbow in the gut for that one, but there was still a grin at the corners of her mouth.  By the way, now it’s a tradition of mine to ask someone that question at least once right before they go on, no matter what show we’re doing.  Anyone who haunts the wings during a show will tell you that at some point another actor waiting in the wings all the way across the stage will catch your eye and do something stupid. I like to aggressively lip sing whatever musical number is happening onstage like I’m a rocker screaming out my hit ballad at a concert. If I happen to be holding a prop (It was my fencing sword during a recent production of The Addams Family – The Musical. I was Gomez), I’ll wield it like a guitar and accessorize my performance from the wings with a sweet air guitar solo. The best application of this particular shenanigan is when there is a group of people watching from across the way and your entrance is so close that you have to immediately jump from the shenanigan to your character and enter the scene onstage without so much as a pause. That kind of timing takes practice and a level of experience best left to veterans.  There’s always the high note in passing. Allow me to set the stage for this one. (See what I did there?)  You have a few minutes before your next scene. You have to pee and you don’t want to create a funny story to tell people just before they go out onstage. Or maybe you’re making the trek from the dressing rooms to the stage for the pre-show sound check. Whatever the reason, there is a journey you are taking among the corridors of the facility and you see up ahead that you are about to pass a fellow cast or crew member. What are you supposed to do in regards to greeting as you meet? There is only one thing you can do. You both open your mouths wide in the most comically exaggerated way as possible and let out a soprano’s “AHHHHHH!” high note. You don’t have to be a soprano. You don’t even have to be able to sing. It’s just something you do and I’ll bet more actors than not have at least once in their lives participated in this literal right of passage. It’s most effective when both are in full costume and makeup.  There’s the poke on the shoulder of the unsuspecting actor waiting to enter the scene. You poke and quickly turn away as if a phantom pokester is afoot. They almost never fall for it and will probably employ the, Oh you! stare.  I love backstage tomfoolery, as long as it doesn’t affect the show going on. There are plenty of other examples to tell and I’m sure I will because I love this stuff.  Shenanigans are simply a part of life for some people and I'm one of those. After a while, I finally gave up on acting responsible and have accepted that there will always be a little impish influence in me that enjoys a good, unhurtful prank.  Annnnnnnnd BLACKOUT!        

Track List: 0:00 - Intro 0:35 - Rihanna - Yeah, I Said it (Uncle Flex Remix) 1:51 - win32 - Who Got Beef With Me 3:25 - Akwön - SKRRT OFF ft. Ayekwon x Bby lxngz prod. by $omedude 5:31 - LUNATIC - invitation 7:05 - $OUDIERE - DOUBTS 8:27 - bucket 桶 - peanut butter (feat. bbno$) 9:51 - josh pan - i used to 11:17 - Triv - Let Me Know 13:19 - DjBatata - AQUECIMENTO 50 CENT 14:20 - palette - smino flow 15:22 - Drake - Forever (Jay Hudson Flip) 16:24 - Dan Farber - Gangsta Shit 17:01 - ALOK & Shapeless-Who Gives 17:37 - AC Slater & Sinden - Pedal to the Floor 18:51 - Nico Stadi - BREAK 20:54 - Drake - Hype (DELAY Remix) 22:33 - Kovalenco Gennadi - Moda (Original Mix) 23:05 - Carnage - Mase In '97 Ft. Lil Yachty Instrumental (iNine Remake) 23:45 - Kendrick Lamar - Alright (Tiber Edit) 24:55 - MORE//NIGHT - OGV 27:13 - bucket 桶 - work 29:18 - ‡ sammy pope ‡ - Sammy 30:10 - IIIAI - ICE CREAM 32:54 - DJ Drama - Wishing (Koitsu 808 Edit) 33:52 - Cero Rio - Zero to 85 35:28 - Doc. Gold Grill & o k h o - Off Tha Bud 36:22 - $OUDIERE - DONT RUSH IT 37:08 - Drae Da Skimask & Kareful - Liquid A 38:54 - west1ne - idk 40:01 - Giraffage - Make You Love Me 41:19 - Lotus - gold w/ ellzo 42:33 - gaws the great - mackin 44:18 - kuiters - flowslikewater 45:33 - exyle - bemygirl (with ordnry yngstr) 47:05 - MORE//NIGHT - Candy W/ Comodo 49:03 - falcxne - Wet 51:21 - ♅ GRISFX ♅ - First birthday without a girl 53:50 - Koitsu - Schwifty Hours

It the Monday loop a little different, we are counting down til Christmas! How many days left? Yesterday 7 today 6. NO MORE SIXES! I Said! In w/ topic ideas.

Riding Shotgun with Charlie is Dr Steve Moysey.  They have been friends since Charlie started shooting.  And every time they're shooting, its a contest.  Not that they are the least bit competitive.   Steve has authored a couple of books. Most recently is I Said a Bad Word? The Blunders of a Brit in Boston.  Its humorous stories where Steve's English gets mixed up with "American English". Please listen along as these two gents share some stories about Steve's journey to Boston and how he navigated through the language barriers. 

THEY’RE BACK with “I Said, Yo”! In Special Episode 3, Johnnie and Ralph had to give a recap of the biggest battles to happen in battle rap this year. Tay Roc vs .Hollow Da Don and JC vs. Chess. The Guys First Give Brief Thoughts on The Eminem Cypher Verse and Reactions to the Black Panther Trailer! Also, Battle Rap and ESPN! What Would You Do In The Battle Rappers Shoes? Please Tune in To Hear Our Case!Check Us Out On:Facebook: Oversaturated: The PodcastInstagram: oversatthepodcastTwitter: @OversatpodcastOur Website: OverSatThePod.comUse Our Hashtag: #OverSatThePodRemember to Share, Comment, Rate & Subscribe!Any 5-Star Ratings on Apple Podcast Will Receive A ShoutoutAny feedback or things you would like for us to discuss?Email Us At:Oversatpodcast@gmail.com

Have you wondered if it is worth the battle to get your children to hold their pencil correctly? An instinct deep inside nags at you about the importance of this skill, but you are so tired of saying, “Hold your pencil right!” Often you are tempted to give up because you are not absolutely sure […] The post I Said, “Hold Your Pencil Right!” appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Orig. rel. 8-10-14, "Convince Me, I Said" is based on a War-Fiction short story of the same name by Craig Ellis, currently in the public domain.  This is Season 1 Episode 12 of "Pulp-Pourri Theatre", an anthology audio drama series, each based on a different pulp fiction genre. Adapted, Directed and Produced by Pete Lutz.  All materials such as sound effects and incidental music in this production were sourced from the public domain. Special features between the acts written by Pete Lutz. CAST: Sailor 1: John Valadez Sailor 2: Jason D. Johnson Sailor 3: Dana Gonsalves Sailor 4: Skeeter Ullman SPECIAL FEATURES CAST: "BIX BIXBY BOOK REVIEW": Pete Lutz, Nick Wommack, Austin Hanna "W.O.L.F." Telethon: Pete Lutz "EMERGENCY APOTHECARY #1": Pete Lutz, Andres Elizondo II, Micah Blain "INSOMNIA THEATRE: The Kaiser of New York": Pete Lutz, Jason D. Johnson, John Valadez

Brene Brown said it so eloquently: "Daring to set boundaries is about having the courage to love ourselves, even when we risk disappointing others."Many years ago, I remember having to disappoint my bosses during my one year anniversary. They brought me in for my evaluation, gave me a promotion, praised me for the amazing work I'd been doing over the past year, were excited about where I was going in the company, and gave me the tiniest raise I'd ever been given in my life. I was like... "Wow... Thank you?"That's what I thought in my head. But what I SAID was, "I'm rather disappointed. I thought I'd be getting a lot more money. With all the weekends I put in, all the projects I took on, and all the time I've spent helping out everyone I can, I really expected a lot more."They were like, "Oh..." The look on their faces went from excitement to confusion, and the moment got awkward. Then I said, "I really have to think about my future here. Don't worry, I'm not quitting, but I do need to think about things."And that was how I thanked them for their praise and generosity. It may have seemed ungrateful, with so many people unemployed at the time, but what was most important to me was that I valued myself enough to stand up for myself. I valued "me" enough to speak my mind, politely of course, but I honored myself that day and it felt pretty damn good. 3 months later, I left that position and started a coaching business. My life's never been the same. I believe in standing up for yourself when you know it's the right thing, and accepting the consequences of doing just that. Not many people are willing to accept getting fired or getting dumped or whatever the consequences are, but when you live and express your truth, your true path is revealed. The hard part is accepting that there will be a hard part!I talk about that on today's episode. Also, I read two letters: One from a woman who wants to know how to honor her boundaries without getting so much resistance, AND a really great letter from someone who calls me out! She thinks I have some sort of pathology and may need therapy. Is she right? Let's find out! Attorneys for $20 a month http://getoutofthemess.com/

Ryan, Matt, and special guest Jordan discuss Betty Davis’s eponymous debut album. Episode 98: I Said, “I’m Wigglin’ My Fanny.” originally appeared on Overthinking It, the site subjecting the popular culture to a level of scrutiny it probably doesn't deserve. [Latest Posts | Podcast (iTunes Link)]

Episode 0x28 -- For Reals... it's here. I SAID it's a weekly podcast Life gets in the way of art. There's five of us, we are operating from 3 time zones and several of us have a whole lot more than just one job, and then parenting duties as well. This negatively contributes to the possibility of getting all of us together at the same time for a recording. We're trying to figure out what to do about it. It may be that we go for more frequent recordings of whomever is available and stuff together the rest of us when we can. Sigh. Or something. Upcoming this week... Lots of News Breaches SCADA / Cyber, cyber... etc. finishing it off with DERPs/Mailbag and There will be a DEEP DIVE But there are weekly Briefs - no arguing or discussion allowed And if you've got commentary, please sent it to mailbag@liquidmatrix.org for us to check out. DISCLAIMER: It's not that explicit, but you may want to use headphones if you're at work. ADDITIONAL DISCLAIMER: In case it is unclear, this is the story of 5 opinionated infosec pros who have sufficient opinions of their own they don't need to speak for anyone except themselves. Ok? Good. In this episode: News and Commentary Stonesoft bought by McAfee/Intel How I got here: Hoff Thotcon / BSidesChicago - Jericho says I did a good job Is the U.S. Government Recording and Saving All Domestic Telephone Calls? Systems manager arrested for hacking former employer's network Breaches Study: Utah Health Breach Could Approach $406M The Onion Hacked by Syrians and the Onion responds 1 million dollars (Kreb's said "cyberheist" drink!) SCADA / Cyber, cyber... etc Many MANY sources: Your inability to understand Google Earth is entertaining DERP This time, the DERP is on us. With five schedules spread across 3 time zones and about 12 different jobs (not including parenting)... the Liquidmatrix Crew takes the DERP of the week. We promise we will attempt to get back on ye olde horse. Although it may be in the form of us no longer trying to have all hands on deck. What say you dear listener? Hide a bitcoin miner in your code vendor just called me, offered "a great solution for cyber defense by securing end points using DoD standards" #salesFail Mailbag / Bizarro Land Hey, I'm stupid busy at work. Can't keep up. People know where I sit. The email. The phone calls. I'm trying to use the damn bathroom now. Please help? SRSLYBizzay Secpro DEEP DIVING - Productivity In The Security Hotseat Interupt driven lifestyle for the win? Rage Quit Plan to be interupted - get in earlier or stay later than most of your co-workers Use a trick to determine how much productive time you have (Carmack and his CD player) Arrange a "cover" for the day Emergent Time Planner & Task Order Up kanban Trello (free) Lean Kit (not Free) Atlassian (jira) Greenhopper ($) Time Management for System Administrators Trusted Systems "Heroes are Zeroes" - Identify and Manage Failure to document makes you a team liability Briefly - NO ARGUING OR DISCUSSION ALLOWED Notch says practice your typing skills Cyber Observable Expression from MITRE OpenBSD 5.3 Released. Teacher 'powerless' to stop ex-girlfriend's cyberstalking Liquidmatrix Staff Projects The Liquidmatrix Vegas Party- You've asked when and where - that'd be "We don't know yet" and "The week of Blackhat/BSides/DEFCON". You can beg your way onto the list by sending an email to vegas2013party@liquidmatrix.org. The BSidesLV Ticket Give-away- Three tickets up for grabs: best original piece of artwork incorporating a security rock star; bonus points for using a unicorn best rap song about a major breach best poem describing a vendor DERP Judging will be done by The Liquidmatrix Intern. Mocking will be done by us. I'd suggest you start buying a vote early. Email your submission to bsideslv2013@liquidmatrix.org The Security Conference Library  Contribute to the Strategic Defense Execution Standard (#SDES) and you'll be Doing Infosec Right in no time. If you're interested in helping out with openCERT.ca, drop a line to info@openCERT.ca Upcoming Appearances: James Training (with Rich Mogull) at BHUSA. Dave will be at Black Hat, DEF CON (AMFYOYO), Secure Asia. Matt and Wil will be at Blackhat/DEF CON and James, Ben and Dave will be joined by Mike Rothman for SecTor 2013's return of the (canadian) fail panel. In Closing Movie Review Terminator 2: All your PINs belong in my Atari handheld HSM everyday is CTF! go set up a team Signing up for a SANS course? Be sure to use the code "Liquidmatrix_150" and save $150 off the course fee! And Liquidmatrix_5 for 5% off a course Seacrest Says: She sells sea shells on the sea shore. Creative Commons license: BY-NC-SA

Sergio Fernandez is one of the most renowned Spanish electronic artists with a reputation that spreads worldwide, heavyweights like Richie Hawtin or Carl Cox are consistently supporting his productions. A quote from Luciano of Cadenza reads, “Its an amazing track, congratz Sergio!” on one of Sergio’s most recent tracks, “Clicks N Stuff”, which was released on Detroit techno legend Stacey Pullen’s Blackflag Records. Stacey Pullen himself commented, “I’ve always been a fan of Sergio's music, This EP is special because it will be the first artist other than myself to be released on Blackflag since I re-launched the label in 2010." Over the last few years Sergio has received several nominations from Spanish electronic music magazines, including best Spanish DJ and producer, also his track “El Son te Llama” was awarded as best Spanish tech house tune. Sergio continues to release his music on the most prestigious labels around the globe including; Great Stuff, Suara, Toolroom, Stereo Productions, Monique Musique, Skint, Bitten, Strictly Rhythm, Plastic City, Pornographic, Hotfingers, Kittball, K9 and of course on his own label Insert Coin Records. As a DJ he has played in more than 25 different countries Inc. Japan, U.S., France, Italy, Canada, China, Morocco, Russia, Bulgaria, South Korea, Greece, Poland. Incorporating some of the best clubs in the world, Fabrik (Madrid), Ageha (Tokyo), Space Ibiza, Space Miami, Discoteque (Moscú) and Eden (Seoul). Sergio is also has his hand in the festival scene with recent appearances at Rock in Rio, Electrobeach Festival or Nature One. Along the way he has represented some of the biggest brands in the business including Toolroom Knights, Pornographic Label Nights and Stereo!OnTour. His style varies from exquisite house to more intense tech house. One of Sergio’s most distinguished facets when performing is the balance he strikes between outstanding technique as a DJ and his ability to conduct vast amounts of energy into the crowd. Sergio Fernandez already has two albums to his name, “Mob Rule” (2008) and “Angel or Demon” (2010), on the UK imprint Baroque Records. Both albums were critically acclaimed and a commercial success. As a remixer Sergio Fernandez is one of the most in-demand artists around. His most notable remix to date has to be for the Chris Lake and Deadmau5 single “I Said” on Mau5trap Records, which received rave reviews and a huge amount of DJ support. Adding to his busy production and DJ schedule Sergio also finds the time to produce and host his own radio show / podcast “Emphasis”. His hard work in the studio & his dedication to touring around the globe has paid off, it seems to be the perfect combination that makes him standout as one of the leading names of the global electronic scene.

This is episode 2 of the E-Music Podcast and Radio Show. If you love Techno, Progressive House, Tech House, and Electro; then you will dig the tracks and guest mix in this weeks show. Our special guest this week is DJ Mousky. For more info on DJ Mousky go to http://www.myspace.com/mousky or on Facebook search for Marc Mousky. Tracklist: 1.Ingrosso, Laidback Luke, Maxwell, Steve Angello "Leave The World Behind" (Dimitri Vegas & SHM Re-Edit) 2.Hugo, Marcin Czubula "Zoo Comunale" (Original Mix) 3.Guitar Maniacs "Smoke On The Water" (Balearic Remix) 4.Claude Von Stroke "Greasy Beat feat. Bootsy Collins" (J Philip Remix) 5.Franco Maldini "This Is A Journey" (STFU Remix) 6.Deadmau5, Chris Lake "I Said" (Michael Woods Remix) Special Guest DJ Mousky with The Hotness Mix Old School Jam of the week is: Green Velvet "Flash" (Timo Maas' Mix)