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On today's show Liza Nash Taylor joins us again to talk about her new book In All...

PART 5 of ~ The HARDEST Permit test to take is Washington State. In ALL of the United States, according to multiple sources, publishing, articles, etc., The Washington State Permit DVM Test is the Hardest and PoliticalThisRadio wants to find out how difficult it really is. WE take the Washington State Permit Practice Test. THEY WERE RIGHT!!!! Also on APPLE SPOTIFY IG TWITTER YOUTUBE ANCHOR AND MORE!!! ~ SUBSCRIBE Like Share Comment --- 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/politicalthisradio/message

Part 4 of ~ The HARDEST Permit test to take is Washington state. In ALL of the United States, according to multiple sources, publishing, articles, etc., The Washington State Permit DVM Test is the Hardest and PoliticalThisRadio wants to find out how difficult it really is. WE take the Washington State Practice Test. THEY WERE RIGHT!!!! Also on APPLE SPOTIFY IG TWITTER YOUTUBE ANCHOR AND MORE!!! ~ SUBSCRIBE Like Share Comment --- 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/politicalthisradio/message

The HARDEST Permit test to take is Washington state. In ALL of the United States, according to multiple sources, publishing, articles, etc., The Washington State Permit DVM Test is the Hardest and PoliticalThisRadio wants to find out how difficult it really is. WE take the Washington State Practice Test. THEY WERE RIGHT!!!! Also on APPLE SPOTIFY IG TWITTER YOUTUBE ANCHOR AND MORE!!! ~ SUBSCRIBE Like Share Comment --- 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/politicalthisradio/message

The HARDEST Permit Test in ALL of United States of America. The HARDEST Permit test to take is Washington state. In ALL of the United States, according to multiple sources, publishing, articles, etc., Thw Washington State Permit DVM Test is the Hardest and PoliticalThisRadio wants to find out how difficult it really is. WE take the Washington State Practice Test. THEY WERE RIGHT!!!! Also on APPLE SPOTIFY IG TWITTER YOUTUBE ANCHOR AND MORE!!! ~ SUBSCRIBE Like Share Comment --- 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/politicalthisradio/message

The HARDEST Permit test to take is Washington state. In ALL of the United States, according to multiple sources, publishing, articles, etc., Thw Washington State Permit DVM Test is the Hardest and PoliticalThisRadio wants to find out how difficult it really is. WE take the Washington State Practice Test. THEY WERE RIGHT!!!! Also on APPLE SPOTIFY IG TWITTER YOUTUBE ANCHOR AND MORE!!! ~ SUBSCRIBE Like Share Comment --- 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/politicalthisradio/message

God has given us all responsibilities, and we are to take up those responsibilities, in obedience to our Lord. But as we work we must not trust in ourselves for the outcome, but instead we must recognize the sovereignty of God in all we do, and trust Him for the results. We must recognize that all we do, apart from God, is worthless. God must bring about the results HE desires for His glory. Inall we do we must rust in the sovereignty of God. We must trust in HIs provision and His good will. Therefore, no matter what our circumstances are, as we work and take the responsibilities God has given us, we must rest on His sovereignty.

This week on the show, we are recognizing the true essence of the nature of all things: divinity. That soul residing in an earthbound body that looks out into the world from our human eyes. Are we using our eyes to truly see the divine nature of all beings? Maybe. Only if we are willing to meet and greet our discomfort and say, "I don't know how I am going to move through this, and I am going to do it anyway." To give middle world illustration and anecdote of this, I am offering three very personal narratives of times when I saw the divine in beings that I would've not looked at previously. Yes, it is much easier to recognize divine qualities in people we love and appreciate and see already. Our sacred responsibility as embodied, empowered beings, though, is to love all. To See you soon, truly deeply see through the eyes of the divine and recognize and honor the godself of another. Can we see the god or goddess that we are? Have a returned to that true essence of our medicinal nature? If so, then we must turn our eyes to the beings around us, and acknowledge what is beyond the earthbound circumstance of another embodied soul. We must see past the outer vehicle, and look into the eyes of the divine. If we truly wish to lead a spiritual life, full of our own medicinal essences, and resonating with the higher frequencies of love and healing and embodied truth, we must go beyond. To look where we previously have looked away. To meet what we have thought to be unmeetable, or unworthy to be met. We have to go where we think we will never find spirit. And we must see the full divinity there. In ALL beings. In ALL life. And overlook nothing. We are all teachers for each other, we are all students on a sacred journey. We are all part of the same soul university. And we must recognize this now. More than ever the time is now. See through the eyes of the divine. And watch your life, your relationships, your medicine, transform in transcendental ways. A'ho Show Notes: Renee Sills is the co-creator of Embodied Astrology Podcast and project Carrie Gane is a soul astrology and can be found at Sound Healing Houston

What is your biggest desire in life? Freedom!  If not, then you're making a huge mistake. Why? Because our main human drive is to seek personal freedom...and the alternative is a trapped life.  Where you feel like you can't get ahead, always working, making no progress, and never satisfied. But when you're free, you have the luxury to live life on your own terms. In ALL areas of life! In the podcast I explain this in greater detail. Reflection questions As you complete the prompts below, there are no right or wrong answers. Responding authentically and fully is essential in generating and accessing more clarity and momentum in your life. 1. Freedom to me means… 2. I can better align myself with my interests by… 3. Three character traits that are authentic to me that I can better embrace are…(example: leadership, humor, gratitude, etc.) 4. My financial freedom number is... And I can better achieve it by… Shoot me a DM on Instagram (@mikeybee3) if you want me to cover a specific topic!

In ALL things God works for good. Key Verse: Romans 8:28

This week we talk about lesson's learned from Christian B's experience of loosing his temper and breaking his hand after punching his solid oak front door. Is it a common experience among men to loose our tempers and react in a sinful way?   NOTES: This Weeks Whiskey: Wild Turkey Rare Bread Bourbon (Barrel Proof - 116 proof) Arturo Fuentes & Rocky Patel cigars Christian H. just got back from a real estate conference and vacation with his wife in Cabo San Lucas (with eXp Realty) Christian B. got the Rona... and brakes his hand. Christian B. get's transparent in talking about finding his limit of how much he can take on in his life before he snaps What practice safe-guards do you have in place for when your anger is boiling over and you feel yourself loosing control? Not everyone responds with loosing their cool with a physically violent response. What are some other unhealthy ways we respond when we get angry? Anger Isolation Irritability Depression Trying to control every detail of your world / surroundings Being overly physical with your kids when you're frustrated Shaming your kids or wife (not controlling your language or tongue) Proverbs 3:5-6 - 5 Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. 6 In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths. Trust in the Lord with ALL your heart Lean NOT on your own understanding In ALL your ways, acknowledge Him... and HE will direct your path (a promise) If we are truly being dependent on God, we would know our limit, not try to rely on our own strength and understanding and our disposition will be more in-line with Christ's and we won't loose control in our frustration and perhaps not even get angry When relying on our own strength and understanding, we may be able to modify our behavior enough to not loose control and break our hand by punching a door... but is there still anger and rage burning in our heart? Is the belief that you can take on most things, what leads you to the tipping-point of getting overwhelmed, stressed, frustrated and angry? We are trying to be our own functional savior... separate from God and self-reliant. We need to allow more "white space" in our lives and learn what we need to say "no" to, so that we can say "yes" to God and what he has for us. Leave room in our lives and schedule for God to work. Spending time with God and in His word are key and should be "non-negotiable" in our daily lives, as it replenishes your soul and reminds us of our dependents on God. Practical suggestions: Regular date night with your spouse, to connect, confess, and continually get to know each other. Don't believe Satan's lie that you can do all things, by your self, isolated and without help Don't believe the lie that you can't be honest and vulnerable with your spouse... they love you and will not shame you or think less of you when you share with them and need God What do we do with our shame when we do fail or fall short. Does that feeling reflect reality or are we believing a lie that temps us to withdraw and isolate, or try harder to be more self-reliant and strong (instead of dependent on God) The sufficiency of Christ's death on the cross to forgive us of our sins, is paramount in freeing us from our shame and feelings of needing to be perfect or self-sufficient.   Call To Action:  Follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/the_old_fashion_dad_podcast/) & Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/oldfashiondadpodcast/) for more content & DM us to connect! Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcast (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/old-fashion-dad-podcast/id1513254208) or your favorite podcast app. 

In "All you need" sind schwule Männer nicht bloß Nebenfiguren, sondern stehen im Zentrum der Erzählung. Eine tatsächlich queere Erzählung sei das aber nicht, findet Rezensent Stefan Mesch, der die Miniserie dennoch empfiehlt. Bis auf die erste Folge. Stefan Mesch im Gespräch mit Massimo Maio www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Kompressor Hören bis: 19.01.2038 04:14 Direkter Link zur Audiodatei

Stand on the Word! Trust in the Lord with ALL your heart! Lean not on your own understanding. In ALL your ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your path. Jesus is a carpenter, He can fix anything. Will you let Him? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Trust in the LORD with All your heart and do not lean on your own understanding. In All your ways acknowledge HIM and HE will direct your paths.

Do you always try your best? Whether you’re working, relating to your spouse, training your children, or serving others, do you always give your best effort? If not, why not? Listen as Pastor Jeremy teaches us about the importance of doing your best in marriage, parenting, work, and service from Colossians 3:17-4:1 in the sermon, “In All things…” WHAT: 1. Marriage 2. Parenting 3. Work WHY: 1. The Lord sees. 2. The Lord knows. 3. The Lord will reward.

Halina Brooke is a therapist, mental health counselor, and longtime advocate in Phoenix, Arizona. She is a PhD student with a research focus on how therapists cope with ethical and clinical mistakes. When she's not being the squeaky wheel for a good cause, you can find her teaching and mentoring college and grad students or wading through research on professional ethics and counselor education. In this featured interview, Halina discusses her work on a campaign to stop SB 1482, legislation that prevents the banning of so-called conversion therapy. She shares her ideas on the importance of engaging in substantive political conversation, how much the words and framing we use really matter, and she takes a look at Bisexual Health Awareness Month through a therapist's lens.     Co-hosts Wendy Sheridan and Robin Renée check in at the beginning of the show and let listeners know about the observances happening this month. March is Women's History Month, Endometriosis Awareness Month, Craft Month, and Bi Health Month (as noted during the interview). The 3 Random Facts of the day involve The Great Vowel Shift, the life and loves of Thomas the goose, and the case for why March could be known as Alliteration Month. In All the News We Can Handle: Jury selection begins in the trial of Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd, a mask burning on the Idaho Capitol steps, Sailor Sabol's national anthem is a YouTube "hit," Kings of Leon release an album as an NFT, the COVID relief bill passes in the Senate, and the CDC has issued post-vaccine guidelines. Later in the Ikigai segment, Wendy and Robin contemplate what they're good at and how Impostor Syndrome might play a role in their perceptions. Things to do: Visit Halina Brooke's website, Recourse Counseling, and follow her on Medium, Quora, and Pinterest. Read the CDC's recommendations for people who have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Utilize the Bisexuality-Aware Professionals Directory. Read "The Problem of CryptoArt" by Joanie Lemercier. Support The Leftscape on Patreon and listen to the most recent We Should Be Recording This segment, "Grief Anniversaries."   Buy Goddess Mandala by Wendy's band, Music for the Goddess. Things not to do: Do not consume more than seven pounds of spinach a day. Sound engineering by Wendy Sheridan Show notes by Robin Renée Fake sponsor messages by Thomas Limoncelli Web hosting by InMotion Remote recording by SquadCast

We are in extraordinary times right now. It is more important than ever for you to start working on and mastering the Three-Legged Stool of The Simple Life – Optimal Health, Financial Freedom, and Finding Your Life Purpose. To help you accomplish this, today, I have an exceptional guest and friend for nearly a decade, Abel James. Abel transformed his health and has been preaching and spreading the word of primal health for a very long time. Consider him a brother in arms to The Simple Life! Abel James is a New York Times Bestselling Author, Musician, and Online Creator. He’s the host of the award-winning Fat-Burning Man Show, rated as Apple’s #1 Health Podcast in 8 countries with over 50 million downloads and 2000+ 5-star reviews. A “Coach to the coaches,” Abel has worked with thousands of people across the world to optimize performance, mindset, health, and longevity. Abel is named one of the 100 Most Influential People in Health and Fitness by Greatist and has been featured in documentaries, ABC TV, Entertainment Tonight, People, WIRED, South by Southwest, and hundreds more.   Abel’s hit podcast is named as one of the “Top 3 Health & Fitness Podcasts of All Time” by Huffington Post and has won 4 awards in independent media, including “People’s Choice” in Health & Fitness at the Podcast Awards. Also a recording artist, multi-instrumentalist, and voice actor, Abel has won several awards including “Outstanding Achievement in Songwriting” in R&B by The Great American Song Contest.  Hailing from the middle of nowhere in New Hampshire, Abel enjoys playing guitar and piano, writing, reading, sketching, running, hiking, and discovering delicious foods with family and friends. He lives with his wife, Alyson, and a rambunctious yellow lab in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.  His new book of irreverent poetry, “Designer Babies Still Get Scabies,” a #1 International Bestseller in Humor, is available now. Topics Discussed: Why you should think about getting off social media… right nowHow my website was taken down for just being associated with Parler, meaning everyone is fair gameOur thoughts on this crazy, crazy world we are living inAll the lies we have been told are making us destroy our livesWhy it is far cheaper to be healthyGetting grass-fed meat is easier than you think Why national healthcare is not the answerWhy are our rights and free will are slowly evaporatingHow the corrupt businesses and fed gov are running our livesAn estimated 1 out of 100 employed Americans currently work for Amazon, and the dangers this is bringing to our free societyHow the music industry is almost impossible to make a living in for independent artistsWhy you need to support local businesses and pay up for small business productsWhy one of the answers to our problems is bringing private businesses to small towns that are slowly dyingWhy small towns thriving is so important for living the real American DreamAnd much, much more… Show Links: Websites: FatBurningMan.com, AbelJames.com, WildSuperfoods.com  Books: Designer Babies Still Get Scabies, The Wild Diet, The Musical BrainPodcast and Video Show: The Fat-Burning Man ShowSocial: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Linkedin  Press Reel & About Video: http://abeljames.com/about/  360° Virtual Reality Shows: Adventures with Abel, Improv with AbelHow to be in the Simple Life Circle: http://www.thesimplelifenow.com/betterlife

It's my first solo episode of the season. And, in this show, I'm talking about a phone call I got from a friend that changed my outlook on everything.COVID fatigue is legit. A University of Colorado study found 4 in 10 Americans are stressed and/or anxious. Only 4 in 10? This past year has been, well, a lot. In a lot of ways. In ALL the ways.Living with constant low-level anxiety is the new norm for people trying to work, home-school, not catch COVID-19, etc. And even the most resilient people hit the wall. I did. And, I had no idea it was happening until a close friend called and said, "I'm doing a welfare check."It was a game-changer and a major reality check.On this Dying to Ask:What I did that prompted my friend's phone call.I outline the "phone a friend" challenge and explain why we need to regularly check in on friends and family.And the three things that constitute "self-care" in my world these days.Here's the previous podcast referenced in this week's episode.  

Today's crossword, while perhaps not the greatest thing since SLICEDBREAD, is still, INALL, a  fun and challenging Wednesday (and that's no JIVE!). It had some clever clues, like 7D, Stands up for dustpans, say, abbr., ANAG (short for ANAGRAM), 20A, 10th and 11th, e.g., EXT[RAIN}NINGS, and the rather obscure47A, Lawless figure with legendary fighting skills, XENA.All in all a fine puzzle, we give it a 5 squares on the JAMCR scale.

Properly valuing brain gender diversity in the workplace is a competitive advantage. In ‘All the Brains in the Business’ Kate Lanz explores how the brain works and how it impacts the performance of individuals and the teams. Moderated by Demet Tunc, this podcast highlights the importance of knowing about how to enable conditions that create optimal energy flow in the brain. Creating a brain gender friendly work place through understanding the differences in the stress response of the brain and moving from ‘survive’ to ‘thrive’ mode are the main highlights of this podcast.

Quote (Oct. 14, 2020): "The superior man is modest in his speech but exceeds in his actions." (Confucious) Humility of Christ: Phil. 2:7 -> Emptied Himself, taking the form of a bondservant.Matt. 13:55 -> Viewed only as carpenter, Mary's son, and brother of James, Joseph, Simon, and Judas.Luke 9:58 -> Son of Man has no where to lay His head.Heb. 4:15 -> Hight Priest who can sympathize with our weaknesses.Heb. 5:7 -> Offered prayers and supplications with LOUD CRYING and TEARS. Thankfulness:1 Tim. 4:4-5 -> He created everything and created it GOOD.Psa. 100:3 -> We are Sheep of HIS Pasture.Psa. 107:8-9 -> He satisfies our every NEED.Col. 3:17 -> In ALL we do, give thanks in Christ's Name.2 Cor. 9:11 -> Giving generously blooms from a thankful heart.1 Thess. 5:16-18 -> Rejoice ALWAYS and pray CONTINUALLY.Phil. 4:6-7; 1 Pet. 1:7 -> Thankfulness produces peace and grows our faith and trust in GOD.

Like it or not, trouble will always come. But as believers we need to concentrate not on the "why" but the "what". Ask god. What do you want me to do. I don't know what to do but my eyes are on you. What now God, being FULLY honest......Proverbs 3...In ALL your ways acknowledge HIM

On today's episode... ⠀ - In ALL of fitness history, there's ONLY 3 things that we can say are facts. Find out what those 3 things are today. ⠀ Q&A ⠀ - Injured? Should you still be training? And how? ⠀ - Are you a beginner in the gym? Find out what the best program for you might be. ⠀ If you enjoy the show, hit the subscribe button! It's like a tickle for my soul. ⠀ Website: https://www.mtefit.com Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/made-to-excel-fitness-podcast/id1503696242 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3rc4yyrjIAKB8936ysr5xP YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCosRw2pPs754Y8xmZ1VHLBA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mtefit Articles: https://www.mtefit.com/blog

In this week's episode I speak on the importance of knowing and understanding the vastness of the Lord's refuge. Also, the asking of God, to know our hearts and anxious thougts. And test us to see if there be any offensive ways within us and lead us in the way everlasting. In All, reminding everyone that the Lord's Refuge is Bigger than anything taking place in our Lives.

Remember the Live Export expose on Four Corners in 2011? Imagine being the CEO of the Cattle Council and handling the fallout. That was David Inall, today’s guest. In our conversation he shares his insights from leadership in agripolitics and agvocacy across the meat, milk, and eggs industry.

In All the Horrors of War (published by Johns Hopkins University Press), Bernice Lerner follows the remarkable lives of Rachel Genuth, a 15-year-old Jewish teenager from the Hungarian provinces, and Brigadier Hugh Llewelyn Glyn Hughes, a high-ranking military doctor in the British Second Army. The two stories finally converge in Bergen-Belsen, where the girl fights for her life and the doctor struggles to save thousands on the brink of death. The book begins at the end: with Hughes's searing testimony at the September 1945 trial of Josef Kramer, commandant of Bergen-Belsen, along with forty-four SS (Schutzstaffel) members and guards. "I have been a doctor for thirty years and seen all the horrors of war," Hughes said, "but I have never seen anything to touch it." The narrative then jumps back to the spring of 1944, following both Hughes and Rachel as they navigate their respective forms of wartime hell until confronting the worst: Christianstadt's prisoners, including Rachel, are deposited in Bergen-Belsen, and the British Second Army, having finally breached the fortress of Germany, assumes control of the ghastly camp after a negotiated surrender. Though they never met, it was Hughes's commitment to helping as many prisoners as possible that saved Rachel's life.

In All the Horrors of War (published by Johns Hopkins University Press), Bernice Lerner follows the remarkable lives of Rachel Genuth, a 15-year-old Jewish teenager from the Hungarian provinces, and Brigadier Hugh Llewelyn Glyn Hughes, a high-ranking military doctor in the British Second Army. The two stories finally converge in Bergen-Belsen, where the girl fights for her life and the doctor struggles to save thousands on the brink of death. The book begins at the end: with Hughes's searing testimony at the September 1945 trial of Josef Kramer, commandant of Bergen-Belsen, along with forty-four SS (Schutzstaffel) members and guards. "I have been a doctor for thirty years and seen all the horrors of war," Hughes said, "but I have never seen anything to touch it." The narrative then jumps back to the spring of 1944, following both Hughes and Rachel as they navigate their respective forms of wartime hell until confronting the worst: Christianstadt's prisoners, including Rachel, are deposited in Bergen-Belsen, and the British Second Army, having finally breached the fortress of Germany, assumes control of the ghastly camp after a negotiated surrender. Though they never met, it was Hughes's commitment to helping as many prisoners as possible that saved Rachel's life.

He is Over All, Through All, and In All

inall by Mike Newton

TWITTER: @NightWorldPodEmail @: nightworldpod@hvbrecordings.comNight World a Podcast will begin on 6/5/2020See you then.This podcast will pivot between spokenword and rap.THE MUSIC FEATURED IN THIS BONUS CONTENT- OPTIMISTIC  IS FROM SFRBEATS.COM. TABLE TALK: DINNER [00:14-3:12], JULY 4 [03:40-04:34], 4 JULY [04:48-07:22]DINNER [00:14-03:12]Awkward Dinners magnify the need for meTo kill my liverHow many times can IStare at my steakContemplating fate FINISH THE BEEF AND DEAD THE PLATEALL OF THIS FRICTION GON GIVE US THE SHAKESOut of the moments And into the mindAll of this wasting the wasting of timeAll that we're doing is crossing the lineLive in the darkness you live in your mind Living with caution we live on a mineThere's curry on the stoveProblems in the potLet the rice boil you want your meals hotFood on the tableProblems under the matMe under a labelnever thatI have been you way longer than I have been myselfEndless L'sI end this hellHaven In my lunchHeaven in my dinnerIn the morning captain crunchA few drinks for the sinnersMy poor covers my poresExpensive pours for the allureI want five meals I'll settle for threeI want my wine chilled I'll settle for tea5minutes 10 minutes dinner on repeat5minutes 10 minutes now we over heat5minutes 10 minutes can I leave my seat5minutes 10 minutes pressure over meAs the kettle starts to screamAnd you spread the creamButter for the greensSugar for the dreamsA couple of slices of limeFor the sour moments in timeSOUL FOODAnd cold moodsDon't Pair wellNo takeouts for the farewellYou want out you don't fare wellLife ain't fair wellIt's water under the bridgeOnly way to liveKeep on keepinOnly way to reasonGive you warmth throughout the seasonsStill you stay saltyYou need to lay your wantingsCome on come off itExhaust for the exhaustedWe need fresh air here I know your fear Mowing down my fodderlistening to my fatherI thought we would've moved furtherBut you think you god fatherGot me looking towards God FatherWrong religionHow we livin'You don't get itI cant give inBlame gamePain GameWe paint the samePictureYou claimyour words scriptureyour words have no fliterwe snap when we chatWhat you hitting atI know you think you wiseBut That don't make us rise JULY 4 [03:40-04:34]July 4My eyes soreTear ducts on overloadWhy You think you my over lordI just wanted it to be over lordCouldn't get over lordSpirituality I can't pay upI avoid prayerBawling in my room stayed laid upWake up you gotta wake upNah I rather sleep Leeeemme my count sheepThis wool will hear my pleadspleaseat ease I feel sheepishAll my defenseGot me wolfin' down pretenseIt is what iswe get it how we liveSome of us live to get itsome of us just don't get it 4 JULY [04:48-07:22]Because we know all too well how fire worksAnd we'll do this till the tire burstsOr the the water worksI don't know what all this water worthI know it drainsAnd when you mix it with paindirt It becomes muddystainsthe thirstFor moreLeaves the throat sorePain and timeGot a hold of your mindPain and timeGot a hold of your mindPain and time Got a hold of your mindPop pop popI don't know what you could wantI just know that all these wantsGot the demons going all inAll in mindLost in timeIn the modeGive us hope Gimme mineFind the ways Ride the wavesGot you paidGot you playedNo more gamesIn my painkept it sainLet it drainAll the fluidsThat got us going stupidThe days are ruthlessThe pain will root usMy pops threaten to call the copsOn a regular basisI've lost my soul tryna stay in my father's GracesThe lacesAre tiedThe methods been tried The patience is triedThe back is tired The feet on fireRelations on pyreMind on higher GroundsWe go through roundsOnly to let heads spinPlay nice Kindergarten lessonsYou suppose to Flower your Kins gardens with blessings   

South Africa is almost indisputably leading the pack right now in terms of quality hip-hop music produced on the continent. South African rappers, more so than any other African rappers I’ve researched, have that distinct level of lyrical ability and production quality which makes hip-hop great. In an article highlighting some of the top African Hip-hop artists, Joey Akan says that “the power of hip-hop lies in the South of the continent, as rappers from South Africa continue to drive the pulse of the culture. Much of the hip-hop in South Africa is derived from Western beats and samples mixed with localized rhythms and accents and drives the urban culture of the continent.” As I dove into the discography of different South African artists, I could almost immediately identify an American hip-hop song that I felt it paralleled. Some artists rapped over more mainstream style beats, whether it’s upbeat with African drums or bouncy r&b vibes. Most artists in this mix rap in their native languages- including Zulu, Swahili, and Xhosa. They mix in AAVE fluently. Sometimes verses will be all English. There are different factors that determine what language an artist speaks. Most of the time, it is just what depends on how they are most comfortable delivering the message. In the case of more mainstream artists, they will rap/sing in English to reach larger audiences. In All of the songs I selected for this mixtape, I felt the artists were right “in the pocket” in their verses. Being “in the pocket” in both music and dance means to be rhythmically in sync and fluid. Each of these songs I felt had complex cadences, fluid transitions, and essential elements of quality hip hop. Speeka- “Party ya Mapantsula” The first song on this mix of very talented South African artists is “Party ya Mapantsula” by Speeka featuring Noks Matchbox, Sfilikwane, Mthizo & Jef. Speeka is a well-known producer in South Africa who collabs with many rappers. Rappers are eager to hop on his beats. Most of the song is in Zulu and what sounds like some Xhosa- both are South African languages. Mapantsula is a Zulu slang term meaning petty gangsta. So the song title means Party with petty gangstas or Party of petty gangstas. The vibe of the songs parallels group songs by American artists like- “Mercy” which features Big Sean, Pusha T, 2chainz, and Kanye Wet, or “Down Bad” which features JID, J cole, Bas, and Nudy. “Party ya Mapantsula” takes on the general braggadocio style rap, where rappers talk their shit- explaining their come-up, lifestyle, and origins for 16 plus bars. Sfilikwane- “Vandal” Next in the mix is Sfilikwane’s “Vandal’”. I selected this song purely because of the sonics. Most of the song is in Zulu, and does not have a translation online. However, Sfilikwane’s delivery and flow throughout the song is masterful. It stood out to me because I felt the execution was equal if not superior to that of American artists. The instrumental has an old school boom-bap vibe, but the lyric cadences are complex enough to make it sound modern. In other words, Sfilikwane was right in the pocket on this record. Many of the comments on this video read something including “uyakhafula” which means “You spittin”. Sho Madjozi- “John Cena” Sho Madjozi represents for the ladies on this mix with her song- “John Cena”. This song embodies that upbeat braggadocio style of rap, but with more of an identifiably African style beat. The song is mostly rapped in English. The hook goes, “ Some wanna act rough like John Cena, Some wanna get buck like John Cena! He use to be cool when I use to come through now you wanna act tough like John Cena!” She performed this song on the popular American internet music show- Colors. The performance got her mainstream recognition from artists like Missy Elliot and Pharell. It also got reposted by John Cena himself. Sho Madjozi sits in that braggadocio pocket very well. Her lyrical ability also made me include her in this mix with her very talented peers. Gigi Lamayne- “Stoners Prayer” South African artist Gigi Lamayne joins the many artists who have made songs that are odes to marijuana. Gigi’s “Stoners Prayer” is her own take on this common theme in hip-hop. The lyrics go, “ Dear Lord, thank you for the herbs you grew, Dear Lord, thank you for the munchies too.” The theme of the song immediately made me think of Jhene Aiko’s “Sativa” – where she sings and raps about Sativa strains of weed and their effects. I also thought of Wiz Khalifa’s “Young Wild and Freee” where the lyrics repeat- “So what we get drunk, so what we smoke weed, we’re just having fun, we don’t care who sees.” Gigi mostly performs in English and makes music with more mainstream themes. Nonetheless, she is just as skilled her more conscious or lyrical peers. AKA & Anatii – “10 Fingers” Last on the mix I’d thought I’d end it out with a banger. “10 Fingers” is a collaboration between internationally recognized artist- AKA and Anatii, both from South Africa. 10 fingers is the typically “ I’m getting money, I’m living the life” type of hip-hop record. Anatii adds some R&B flavor to the song. From just the song, you couldn’t really tell that the artists are South African. They speak all English and fluently use AAVE in their lyrics. Their sound is very attractive to mainstream radio stations. There is low profanity, upbeat tempos, and, of course, catchy hooks. All in All, the songs on this list fit into that effortless braggadocio style of rap. The cadences and delivery in these songs are on point, and truly embody what I believe is the essence of hip hop. All of the artists featured in the mix are also very technically skilled rappers, and it was possible to determine that just based off sonics for those songs performed in African languages. 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"In All the Fierce Complexities of Hunger, Tim J. Myers shows a poetic range that is astonishing. It seems impossible, but his book is a masterful collection of poems both traditional and experimental, both lyric and narrative, both funny and serious, both comforting and disturbing, both long and short, both contemporary and historical. Is there anything he can’t do? It would appear not, as I was wowed from the first poem--with its linguistic nod to Gerard Manley Hopkins--to the last, with its gorgeous echoes of W. S. Merwin. This is one of those rare books that will, in some way, speak to every reader." --Dean Rader, author of Self-Portrait as Wikipedia Entry and editor of Bullets into Bells: Poets & Citizens Respond to Gun Violence

Welcome to the first episode of 2020 and more great interviews over the next 12 months.I had the opportunity to record an interesting conversation with David Inall, Chief Executive Officer at Australian Dairy Farmers.Australian Dairy Farmers

In “All’s Well That Ends Well”, Rodney shares that for the Christian, if you could see the end of your life you’d say, “All’s well that ends well.” Psalm 23 shows the grace and unearned favor of God. You can never get away from God’s presence. He chases after you. God’s covenant loyalty will pursue you all the days of your life. You can set up your forever habitation in the Lord’s presence. You can trust God, because you are safe and secure in the Shepherd’s care. I can say of my job, health, family, finances, and faith, “All’s well that ends well” because the Lord is my Shepherd.

In “All’s Well That Ends Well”, Rodney shares that for the Christian, if you could see the end of your life you’d say, “All’s well that ends well.” Psalm 23 shows the grace and unearned favor of God. You can never get away from God’s presence. He chases after you. God’s covenant loyalty will pursue you all the days of your life. You can set up your forever habitation in the Lord’s presence. You can trust God, because you are safe and secure in the Shepherd’s care. I can say of my job, health, family, finances, and faith, “All’s well that ends well” because the Lord is my Shepherd.

Tom Martin of Haddon Township, NJ has a passion for books. His dream of having a bookmobile grew into the creation of the Camden County Pop Up Library, through which he promotes literacy and community by giving away books four to five times a week. His regular stops include underserved areas in Camden and nearby locations such as outside a methadone clinic, transportation center, and soup kitchen. Listen in as he shares his inspired and inspiring thoughts on the project with co-host Robin Renée. In All the News We Can Handle, Robin, Mary McGinley, and Wendy Sheridan discuss people with weapons too close to home in Edison and Pleasantville, the guilty verdict for Roger Stone, and the ever-present impeachment news. On the upside, they send kudos to Lil Nas X, the first openly gay black man to win at the Country Music Awards, and announce Kevin A. Patterson and Alana Phelan's For Hire: Audition book release party on December 4th. At the end of the show, the Ikigai segment centers on inner wisdom, action, and the challenges of working as an independent musician. The week in celebrations and observances includes National Craft Jerky Day (November 27th), Thanksgiving Day and the National Day of Mourning (November 28th), Black Friday, Buy Nothing Day, National Native American Heritage Day, and Flossing Day (November 29th), National Personal Space Day, Meth Awareness Day, Small Business Saturday (November 30th), Rosa Parks Day and Day With(out) Arts (December 1st), National Mutt Day and Cyber Monday (December 2nd), and Giving Tuesday (December 3rd). December is AIDS Awareness Month, Car Donation Month, Human Rights Month, Write a Business Plan Month, and Spiritual Literacy Month. Birthday shout outs go to Bill Nye, Jimi Hendrix, Jon Stewart, Randy Newman, Sharon Needles, Billy Idol, Chrissie Teigen, Bette Midler, Janelle Monae, Robert Irwin, Sarah Silverman, Zoë Kravitz, Lucy Liu, Ozzy Osbourne, and co-host Wendy Sheridan. Things to do: Learn more about the Camden County Pop Up Library from the CCPUL website, like it on Facebook, and follow the project on Instagram. Donate to the Camden County Pop Up Library; contact Tom Martin about donating books. Read more about the CCPUL in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Contact your senators about moving on the Bipartisan Background Checks Act of 2019. Shop at wendycardz for the holidays! Book Robin Renée for shows for 2020! Watch "Old Town Road" by Lil Nas X ft. Billy Ray Cyrus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7qovpFAGrQ Floss! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGiYrY2bUPc  

Its this time of year that we try to be extra careful to count our blessings twice, to be grateful for all that we have and honor all that we have lost. Being thankful is a good thing, but like every good thing if Satan can, he will find a way to use it to destroy us. In this sermon we take a look at Luke 17:11-19 and how our thankfulness sometimes lacks and how to keep from falling into that trap that Satan has set for us. I. In Need. (Vs. 11-13), II. In None. (Vs. 14-15), III. In All. (Vs. 15-19).

Holiday Fun in Asbury Park by Joey Schweigert Every year just after Christmas, "amateur haunter" Joey Schweigert sets out on a mission. He begins his plan to create the best home Halloween experience ever. His Halloween wonderlands for kids at his home in Asbury Park, NJ, are more of the retro and whimsical variety than the frightening kind. This year's creation will be a wizard's den and dragon nursery where each child must pass three tests before receiving a special handmade gift. Hear him chat with Wendy Sheridan about this as well as previous themes like Mad Scientist Lab, Jurassic Cottage, the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, and Night Circus. Learn how Joey seeks to inspire neighborhood kids, and in case you were wondering, the secret to making gnome toenails and chicken lips! November begins this week, and the show starts with things to celebrate in the new month: Native American Heritage Month, Adopt a Senior Pet Month, Movember, NaNoWriMo, NoSHAVEember, and Vegan Month all happen in November. Daily celebrations and observances this week include National Candy Corn Day (October 30th), Halloween, Samhain, and Girl Scout Founder's Day (October 31st), National Author's Day (November 1st), Deviled Egg Day and Bison Day (November 2nd), and National Chicken Lady Day, which honors Dr. Marthenia “Tina” Dupree. (November 4th). Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 3rd, and Tuesday, November 5th is Election Day. Birthday acknowledgments go to Henry Winkler, Piper Perabo, John Candy, Vanilla Ice, Tim Cook, Nelly, Elizabeth Smart, Adam Ant, and Diddy. In All the News We Can Handle, Wendy and Robin Renée bid farewell to Rep. Elijah Cummings and discuss the importance of getting informed, voting, and supporting candidates in challenging races around the country. In the Why is this Awesome? segment, Robin asks Wendy for a primer on King Crimson and their classic, In the Court of the Crimson King. Wendy happily shares about one of her favorites. Things to do: Go to Asbury Park on October 31st and you may discover Joey Schweigert's Halloween experience! Follow the whimsical happenings of Joey Schweigert on Instagram and buy his cool creations by on Redbubble. Get information on your local election at Ballotpedia. Go to Vote Save America to see what you can do to help in important 2019 elections. VOTE on Tuesday, November 5th! Contribute if you can: bit.ly/helpalan See the Mad Hatter's Tea Party! httpss://www.flickr.com/photos/9387202@N02/30069064773/in/photostream/ Listen to In the Court of the Crimson King:

When we come into a relationship with Christ, hopefully we will begin to see others as Christ does. (Colossians 3:11) In this verse Christ teaches us that there should be no barriers of nationality, race, education, social standing, wealth, gender, religion or power and that the Gospel breaks down ALL walls of prejudice.Support the show (https://onrealm.org/burlingtonbaptist/-/give/XVSXTRONUP)

Thanks Mike Condon for audio engineering @SheldonMenery - 14:36 @MothershipGames - 17:45 @edhrec - 19:41, 21:10, 45:59 @scryfall - 20:43, 36:59, 47:39 @mtgsalvation - 21:30 @archidekt - 21:54, 36:59 @ManabaseCrafter - 34:59 @tappedout - 36:59 @MTG_Arena - 38:27 @commandcast - 45:59, 47:39 @CommandersBrew - 45:59 @commanderinmtg - 45:59 @CMDRCentral - 45:59 @jumbocommander - 47:39 @edhquarters - 47:39 Ep 17 Community Spotlight: Welcome! You’re discovering the BEST format in Magic: the Gathering (We maaaay be biased, but hey) Who is this episode for? We assume that you are at least slightly familiar with Magic. Maybe you played a long time ago, maybe you’re brand new to the game, but you at least know the basic rules. Also, we think veteran players might enjoy listening to this episode, and we certainly hope that anyone out there will send this episode in particular to new players they teach, or anyone who is interested in learning about the greatest Magic format. Main Topic - New to Commander   What is Commander?   Arguably the MOST popular Magic format of all time! 40 life, multiplayer format, where you have a Legendary creature as your Commander Example: You choose Meren of Clan Nel Toth This means you can play Black Cards, Green Cards, Black AND Green cards, and any number of artifacts you want. You cannot play with White, Blue or Red cards. To further clarify you cannot play with Terminate because it’s got Red in it’s color identity Hybrid mana cards (Ex. Kitchen Finks) are both GREEN and WHITE in terms of color identity. So, Kitchen Finks cannot go in a mono-green deck. Your Commander’s Color Identity determines what cards you’re allowed to play. This means that you can only play ONE of each non-basic land card Commander is a 100 card SINGLETON format SO MANY! Cards all throughout the history of Magic There is a Banned list maintained at: http://mtgcommander.net/rules.php It’s actually a pretty small list, 39 cards at the time of this recording (In ALL the history of Magic) What cards are you allowed to play with?   Why is Commander so great?   It’s a SOCIAL format! Commander can be a time when you get together with your friends and just have a good time and laugh etc. I’ve made some life-long friends playing Commander The community is Amazing! We constantly see newcomers welcomed with open arms, and folks are always happy to help people become part of this community Ryan likes to play with Other People’s Cards, and built a whole Mono-red deck around it Personal expression! Commander is a format where players can really express themselves through the decks they build and how they play It’s the Battlecruiser format of Magic! Folks can play with the biggest, baddest cards, and there is more game space to have crazy things happen that wouldn’t in a normal game of Magic. Your skill in politics can be just as important as the power level of your deck. This leads to a natural balancing effect, where the power dynamics shift as the game goes on You can play super casual, all the way up to cEDH (Explain here that the format started off as Elder Dragon Highlander, a.k.a EDH, and that cEDH stands for Competitive EDH) It’s important to find a playgroup that fits your style, and power level.  There are different levels of power when it comes to Commander   How to get started   Start with a precon! There’s no better time than now Find out when Commander Night is at your LGS. Decide who your commander is going to be. This can be a favorite legendary character from days past or it could just be a commander who has a mechanic you find interesting. Decide a plan of attack Look for cards that synergize with your commander or just look fun to play with.  Use sites like Scryfall to do searches for specific things (ie. Landfall) If you’re coming up short of a full 100 you can do internet research on sites like edhrec and archidekt for deck lists Remember this is your deck, so build it in a way that will be fun for you and those you play with.  How to decide what cards to put in Zack’s steps to make your first commander deck   Tips for a new player   Tips from Discord and Twitter go here Ramp and Card draw are the building blocks of Commander Briefly Define Ramp and Card Draw With 40 starting life total, you can usually afford to spend the first few turns ramping. This will allow you to cast bigger cards, more quickly, and have a bigger impact on the game You are usually playing against 3 other opponents. So, for every card you draw, your opponents are collectively drawing 3. Having more card draw can lessen this difference. There are many reasons to want Ramp and Card Draw. Whole episodes can be devoted to these topics, but this is a good place to start Especially for new players coming from other formats that is a weird and unintuitive thing but it's important to understand this or there will be some social tensions and feel bads How the social contract works. Mana curve matters.  Build a deck with a game plan and a direction Threat assessment, or more accurately, how to effectively deal with problem permanents/spells without drawing a ton of hate. How to build a solid mana base/ramp package. Settle on a list before buying singles.  The stack Priority Play removal! Especially for artifacts and enchantments Board Wipes are important, but so is single target removal It’s OK to take time to READ all the cards! Don’t be intimidated by this, even myself as a veteren player, I have to read a card just about every turn of the game! There’s a LOT of cards, and this can be kinda scary, but it’s OK to NOT know everything   Resources for learning more   So. You’re interested is peeked, and you want to dive deep into this wonderful format, where can you go to learn more? Edhrec.com http://mtgcommander.net/rules.php (pay particular attention to Philosophy of Commander and the social contract: http://mtgcommander.net/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=19170 ) Podcasts: Command Zone, Commanderin, Commander’s Brew, CMDR Central Youtube - Game Knights, Jumbo Commander, Commander’s Quarters Scryfall   Summary   Commander is great! And now is a great time to be a Commander player with the new C19 decks just having come out. It’s a fun, Social format, to share with friends If you are new to Commander, let us know! We’d love to help you embrace this amazing format Thanks for watching! Please remember to Like and Subscribe, and you can follow us on Twitter, @commandersocial, @greenegeek, @z4ck38. Keep it Social! Commander Social Intro and Outro ThemeRaindrop by Declan DP https://soundcloud.com/declandp Licensing Agreement 2.0 http://www.declandp.info/music-licensing Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/LbIb9_5_qNE Komiku - Battle of Pogs https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Zack Gets it Together Theme Consider becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/commandersocial You can check us out at commandersocial.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/CommanderSocial You can email us directly at cast@commandersocial.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/commandersocial On twitter @commandersocial twitch.tv/greenegeek Ryan individually @greenegeek Zack individually @z4ck38 Contact Info © Copyright 2019 Leaky Dinghy, LLC

  Bill Lutz has worked in state, local, and county-level government, has taught subjects including rhetoric and argument, and served on the Gilmore Commission in the aftermath of 9/11 to develop counterterrorism measures. He took notice when a conference claiming to be dedicated to combating racism, violence, and authoritarianism scheduled to take place in Pitman, NJ listed a host of far-right speakers on their schedule. In a conversation with Robin Renée, he tells the story of the groundswell of protest against the event that caused its first venue to cancel, shares his understanding of how hate groups arise, and gives his thoughts on countering the far right with repairing systemic issues and creative, non-violent protest. On a much lighter note, in the Why is This Awesome segment, Mary McGinley tells us about the Shakespeare-inspired Scotland, PA. In All the News We Can Handle, Wendy Sheridan finds hope in the impressive and moving Climate Strike, the fallout from the Whistleblower complaint about Trump's call to Ukraine continues to grow wildly, and "Stairway to Heaven" is back in court for possible copyright infringement. October gives us may reasons to celebrate including LGBT History Month, Adopt a Shelter Dog Month, World Menopause Month, Self-Promotion Month, and Bat Appreciation Month. It is also the month for Domestic Violence Awareness, Family Sexuality Education, Toilet Tank Repair, Squirrel Awareness, and Sarcastic Awareness (Yeah, right.). This week is Mental Illness Awareness Week, Spinning and Weaving Week, and World Space Week (October 4th - 10th). Days to celebrate include Name Your Car Day (October 2nd), Vodka Day (October 4th), and Plus Size Appreciation Day (October 6th). Special birthday wishes go to Alan Semok, The Dummy Doctor (and Mary's husband!) on October 2nd. Other birthday shout-outs this week go to Sting, Gwen Stefani, India.Arie, A$AP Rocky, Russell Simmons, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Thom Yorke, Jesse Jackson, and others. Things to do: Read and listen to "Changing minds or spreading hate? Controversial event puts South Jersey town on edge" from WHYY Support South Jersey activists, Cooper River Indivisible In honor of Self-Promotion Month... Buy stuff from Wendy's Etsy shop! wendycardz Download Robin's music! Robin Renée Music See Scotland, PA at the Roundabout Theatre in New York City Listen to this "Stairway to Heaven" vs "Taurus" comparison: httpss://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deVNnnuf24w

In All the President's Men, as reported by Woodward and Bernstein, Deep Throat says to Woodward, in the bowls of a garage, “it leads everywhere, get your notebook, there’s more.” And so there was. Just as there was with the story of Harvey Weinstein. But on a larger canvas, it was the story of men behaving badly for a long time and getting away with it. Fortunately, journalism is more than the first draft of history. Sometimes, facts, especially if they are an agreed-upon set of facts that are exposed, can change the course of history. Woodward and Bernstein are certainly an example. But so is Sy Hersh for reporting on Mai Li, Neil Sheehan on the Pentagon Papers, and Bart Gellman and the Edward Snowden revelations Now.add to this pantheon Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey for their reporting on sexual harassment in the workplace, and ultimately on Harvey Weinstein and the explosion of the “Me-Too” movement. Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey are investigative reporters at the New York Times and the authors of She Said: Breaking the Sexual Harassment Story That Helped Ignite a Movement. My conversation with Megan Twohey:

IN ALL.In everything the Gospel learner finds the opportunity to use the guidance ofpure brotherhood:- Choosing methods for study.- Maintaining persistence in service in favor of others.- Electing serenity as the norm of every day...

Ephesians 6:16 - "In ALL circumstances, take up the shield of faith (assumes that it is always near you) so that you may extinguish ALL the flaming arrow (darts) {assumes that these will always come at you}.Matthew 8:26Matthew 8:10Matthew 21:211 Corinthians 2:5Hebrews 11:1Romans 10:5, 6, 8,17"God will not share his glory..." where am I "hedging my bets" in my faith?Like the Roman scutum - my faith requires daily maintenance with the oil of the Holy Spirit

Yes, it’s the PAINFUL PROBLEM that no one really wants to talk about, including me for many years. What I’m ultimately saying is that when you DON’T know yourself, you can’t love yourself, and until you do, you’ll never value yourself or your time, or your money. When I was in this painful place, I looked for my spouse to love me in ways I didn’t love myself. I ran myself ragged trying to prove my value and worth. I threw a lot of money at the pain I was feeling, while attempting to numb my pain. And in the end, I ended up divorced. Then while attempting to “undo” my past I repeated it another 2 times! And in the end, wound up wasting a lot of priceless energy, time, money, love, and life! But the BEST thing is that they lessons I learned the HARD way, and the things I discovered that helped me find a NEW WAY, are worth more to me than you know. Why? Because it’s my life. And it’s become my life’s work. The only thing that got my life working again, was when I stopped working to FIX ME, and instead, I creatively and passionately committed to FIND ME. To know me. To love me. And now, I enjoy a deep passionate love affair not only within my heart and soul, but with the man of my dreams — my daydreams and my nightmares. Yes, sometimes it’s a fight to understand and be understood. It’s a fight to stay open to learning, growing, and expanding. BUT…it’s worth it, and NONE of this would have been possible if I hadn’t made the ALL IN, 111% commitment to unconditionally know and love me. In ALL conditions. With no conditions. And none of this would be possible if I wasn’t clear and certain about who I am and what I’m committed to. None of this would be possible if I had QUIT on me. If I had QUIT on life. SO… LET’S REDEFINE “Q.U.I.T.” Q. Quality, not quantity. Love is not enough or too much. It’s always. And in all ways. Understand. Yourself. And partner with others who are as committed to your understanding and growth as you are. As they are. I. That's right, "I" Never forget your I. The “I” that is YOU. See through your I. See to your I. See your life from your perspective, before you try to see it from everyone else’s. And remember…I am. Not I will. Not I’m going to. But, I am. T. Train yourself daily to remember, and KNOW. Remember TRUTH and let everything else GO so you can GO AND GROW. Train your soul to align with the TRUTH in your heart. The truth that’s IN you and the truth that IS you. Train your body. Express the great health and power that’s within you. This power is creative, life-giving, and healing. Train your S.O.L. by sipping on your life. Every. Day. Train your life to remember, while redefining what it means to KNOW. Train your body of work to WORK because you’re doing your life’s work and YOUR LIFE WORKS. Continue to seek. Continue to ask. Continue to find. Continue to RECEIVE. ALL. OF YOU. Date yourself well. Every. Single. Day. Please grab your SACRED S.O.L. D.A.T.E. JOURNAL (Daily Action To Engage yourself.) TODAY’S SACRED S.O.L. STEP:   Where in your life have you lost YOU? Where in your life have you stopped looking? Where have you QUIT on you and your life? Journal about this and see what she has to say about it. Then take ONE action today to redefine Q.U.I.T. And begin again. If you’ve been feeling like you’re stuck, overwhelmed, or perhaps you still feel like you’re drowning in your life, please don’t hesitate to reach out. YOU ARE NOT ALONE... Request a FREE copy of my best-selling book, Date Yourself Well — The Best-Selling 12 Engagements Of Becoming The Great Lover Of Your Life (all you'll pay for is shipping.) www.dateyourselfwell.com  ALSO... I’d be more than happy to schedule a Discovery Call with you to see if Healing Life Coaching is a good fit for you. Email me at drshannon@doctorshannon.com S.O.L.| NOT SOLO. If you haven't already joined the movement, you're personally invited to come over to the WOMEN SIPPING ON LIFE S.O.L. MOVEMENT Closed FB Group and Join the MOVEMENT: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WSOLMovement/ I can't wait to meet you there, and engage with you even more! FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM @doctorshannon! See you there... To listen to the song I wrote, you can do so here: letsnottalkaboutex.com, and also cast your vote on your favorite version. Come over to the WOMEN SIPPING ON LIFE S.O.L. MOVEMENT Closed FB Group and Join the MOVEMENT: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WSOLMovement/ Visit WomenSippingOnLife.com for more free resources, including my CHECKLIST FOR CHANGE, Engagement Checklist + Evaluation Rating, Six Sacred S.O.L. DATE Secrets…and a FREE copy of my best-selling book, Date Yourself Well. You can also check out my Dr. Shannon Facebook Page for more daily S.O.L. TRAINING. I look forward to seeing you again tomorrow. Please invite your best girlfriends to come and join our S.O.L. PARTY. xo Dr. Shannon. Inspiring minds that want to grow and hearts that want to know, so you can love you, your life, and your life’s work well. ONE SIP AT A TIME. A special thanks to the following souls for helping me launch our WOMEN SIPPING ON LIFE podcast… Intro/Outro done by UNI V. SOL  Outro music by Jay Man: Mind Over Matter (www.ourmusicbox.com)  Podcast cover design and web site done by: Pablo Aguilar (www.webdesigncreator.com) Podcast cover photo by Kate Montague of KM Captured (www.kmcaptured.com)    

In this episode, we kick off our miniseries which breaks down the daunting task of starting your own business and working on your business.  This series is for women who KNOW they need to do SOMETHING to earn extra income, but also KNOW that it has to work around their priorities. In "All the Things", I take you through a 10-step process in determining what you could do as a business and I offer listeners a fairly exhaustive LIST of the top businesses you can do from home in 2019.  Get it here! In this episode, I mentioned learning online with YouTube and specifically Skillshare.  There are so many online resources out there, but I've found these to be extremely helpful as well as learning to podcasts LIKE THIS ONE! :) Stay tuned for the next episode of Mom on the Fringe!  So glad you're here! You can find me and more information about Mom on the Fringe on my website, as well as Facebook and Instagram.   Also, if you haven't yet, please jump over to iTunes, SUBSCRIBE to this podcast and leave me a rating and review!  It would mean so much to me, and it would really propel this podcast and get the message out to others! Thanks for listening!  xo, Amy

#TuneIn & #ListenLive!This week we're breaking down the DIFFERENCE between Faith & Wishful Thinking!!!

Remember that dress? In All in the mind recorded in front of an audience at the Free Thinking Festival at Sage Gateshead, Claudia Hammond delves into the psychology and neuroscience of our visual experience. How do we know we all see the same colours? And why do adults look away from other people’s faces when they’re trying to concentrate? We hear from the visual neuroscientist trying to work out exactly what we all see when we look at colours and from the psychologist training the police and teachers that it’s ok if people look away when they talk to you. It doesn’t mean they’re lying. It could mean they’re concentrating. Producer: Caroline Steel

Ok, so Nigel and Neil scheduled time to record more episodes... And Neil was late (again). There were good reasons for this, but Nigel posed an interesting question: "When would you've left if you were getting $1 Million for this?" See the reality is this... In ALL areas of life we either have RESULTS or REASONS!

Adam Silver cares about the players or just the money? Your thoughts? Sixers can’t close another close game against a bad team. Can they actually do something In the playoffs? Lebron passes Jordan for 4th In All time scoring. Where do you rank this achievement? NFL Free agency a week away, Latest mock draft has Murray going 1. Would you want your team to take him? Foles to Jacksonville? Is he worth 20 million a year? A Brown goes where? Bryce Harper effect a week later. Are you still excited? How do you feel that he is trying to lure Mike Trout? Will the Phillies do anything else before the season starts? https://www.crackedbellcrew.com/ https://www.facebook.com/theCBCpodcast https://twitter.com/TheCBCpodcast Steve https://www.facebook.com/steve.lybrand.9 https://twitter.com/slybrand Ben https://www.facebook.com/ben.dever.12 https://twitter.com/BenDever2 Rob https://www.facebook.com/rrenbro24 https://twitter.com/Rrenbro Tom https://twitter.com/tommynicknames

Adam Silver cares about the players or just the money? Your thoughts? Sixers can’t close another close game against a bad team. Can they actually do something In the playoffs? Lebron passes Jordan for 4th In All time scoring. Where do you rank this achievement? NFL Free agency a week away, Latest mock draft has Murray going 1. Would you want your team to take him? Foles to Jacksonville? Is he worth 20 million a year? A Brown goes where? Bryce Harper effect a week later. Are you still excited? How do you feel that he is trying to lure Mike Trout? Will the Phillies do anything else before the season starts? https://www.crackedbellcrew.com/ https://www.facebook.com/theCBCpodcast https://twitter.com/TheCBCpodcast Steve https://www.facebook.com/steve.lybrand.9 https://twitter.com/slybrand Ben https://www.facebook.com/ben.dever.12 https://twitter.com/BenDever2 Rob https://www.facebook.com/rrenbro24 https://twitter.com/Rrenbro Tom https://twitter.com/tommynicknames

This podcast opens a five-part podcast series on Shakespeare’s Problem Plays. These are plays where the structure of comedy ends the plays; i.e. everyone gets married at the end of the day. Yet these were really not happy endings. Equally they are not tragedies either. Usually in the middle is some very dark part, which tests the reader, play-goer or listener with some very difficult subjects. The five we will consider for the remainder of this week are “All’s Well That Ends Well”; “Troilus and Cressida”; “Measure for Measure”; “The Winter’s Tale”; and finally, “Timon of Athens”. In “All’s Well That Ends Well” Helena is a low-born ward of a French-Spanish countess. She chases Bertram across Europe, sends another woman into bed with him and then captures his heart by all this aggressive stalking. Yet Helena is largely broken by Bertram’s actions.   I thought about All’s Well That Ends Wellwhen I read a recent article in the Harvard Business Review (HBR) by Roger L. Martin, entitled The High Price of Efficiency. In this article, he posited that the relentless pursuit of business process efficiency can actually make an organization less resilient. As they become less resilient, they are more at risk for a catastrophic failure or a likelihood of a control failure which could lead to something akin to a major ethical violation or even legal violation such as under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA). The points adapted for compliance are: 1. The first is to limit scale.  2. The second is to introduce friction. This is the situation where a company creates an artifice so clean that if something untoward enters the system, it can wipe it out. You should is to bring in someone from the outside to review your compliance program on a two- or three-year basis, to provide an outside perspective but also put some sand in your shoes at times.  3. The third prescription should be high on every Chief Compliance Officer’s (CCO’s) game plan. It is to “create good jobs.” 4. CCOs must also work to teach resilience in their organizations.   Tomorrow, Troilus and Cressida.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

01.22.19 - Erik Calhoun - Christ Is All and In All by Sermons from the Apostolic Faith Church of Portland, Oregon

In ALL things, we are to come before the Lord in prayer. To lift Him up, praise His name, make our requests and grow in our relationship with Him. And it's no different in matters of your health. Be encouraged by this message today. ~Dr. Melody P.S. Join the New Year's Slim Down here: bit.ly/NYSD2019 P.P.S. Grab your 7 Day Detox Checklist here: healthychristianwomen.com/detox

I feel very grateful for the podcast. I'm very appreciative because I teach in Indianapolis and don’t always feel camaraderie. Sometimes I feel I'm kind of isolated with my ideas or my thoughts or even with an every day things like, "Hmmmm, how could I teach that better?" Just simple things too. So then when I listen to the podcast I feel like I’m suddenly united with my people. And I have a community of people that I didn’t even know were thinking about things far beyond what I had imagined. It makes my world so much bigger. It makes my world so much better. I feel connected. And I’m so grateful! -- MJ Gregory, Owner Pilates 317, Indianapolis, INAll of these episodes, for me, leave me with a sense of hope and that’s a beautiful thing to be left with. Whether that’s because I’ve heard somebody’s story of incredible resilience and triumph. Whether we’re talking about body intuition and agency or empathy and connection and community. I feel like each of these episodes, in some way shape or form, underscores the importance of hope. -- Leslie Bayer, Emerging Pilates Teacher (and Teacher of Teachers), Lodi, CAAbout the ShowWe are officially wrapped! Season two comes to a close with a heartfelt and very tender conversation with three wonderful teachers from across the U.S.Here's what we're up to in this, our grand finale, finale, finale (because clearly one is just not enough):Overlapping past knowledge with teachingConvergence of skills and interests and passionShowing up for teaching and being able to be with other humans, sharing the human experienceAddressing + working through limiting beliefs and how we address it within our scope of practice. How? How? HOW?Body agency, stewardship + the NOT FIXING mentalityDe-shaming the body + waking people up to their own potentialEmbracing discomfortWhen shit gets realTake a deep breath. It's time to let it settle. We'll be back soon so you have some time to catch up before Season 3 rockets you into outer space...all over again (at least we hope.)Listen. Feed yourself. Feed your community. Nurture your movement soul. And SHARE the love!About our TeachersErin Johnson, PMA CPT - Owner, Pilates Artistry, Denver, COLeslie Bayers, Emerging Pilates Teacher and Teacher of Teachers, Lodi, CAMJ Gregory, Pilates Teacher - Owner, Pilates 317, Indianapolis, INConnect with UsEmail us at thinkingpilatespodcast@gmail.com or use the form below.Like us on Facebook at The Thinking Pilates PodcastLeave us a review on iTunes.Chantill – chantill@skillfulteaching.com + (707) 738-7951Debora – dkolwey@gmail.comJames – j.crader@evolvedbodystudio.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Most of us hear the Cinderella story in childhood: a mean stepmother favors her own daughters and controls her hapless husband, turning the sweet and innocent Cinderella into a scullery maid and refusing to let her attend the royal ball, only to be thwarted by a fairy godmother and Cinderella’s own beauty and charm. Cinderella marries Prince Charming and lives happily ever after, while the stepmother and stepsisters get their just deserts. But Danielle Teller has a different take on this familiar story. In All the Ever Afters: The Untold Story of Cinderella’s Stepmother (William Morrow, 2018), her heroine, Agnes, starts life as a serf and through a combination of hard work, good luck, and a stubborn refusal to break under adversity works her way up to the position of lady of the manor. There she finds herself dealing with a somewhat difficult girl named Ella, whose life of privilege so far exceeds that of Agnes and her two beloved daughters that the usual difficulties attending the stepmother/stepchild relationship are magnified by mutual incomprehension. With a delightfully playful approach, Danielle Teller recasts the magical elements of the fairy tale and weaves them into a much richer exploration of social contrasts and constraints of the medieval world, especially as those boundaries affected women. And as becomes clear from the opening page, Prince Charming may not have been such a catch after all…. C. P. Lesley is the author of seven novels, including Legends of the Five Directions(The Golden Lynx, The Winged Horse, The Swan Princess, and The Vermilion Bird), a historical fiction series set in 1530s Russia, during the childhood of Ivan the Terrible. Find out more about her at http://www.cplesley.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Most of us hear the Cinderella story in childhood: a mean stepmother favors her own daughters and controls her hapless husband, turning the sweet and innocent Cinderella into a scullery maid and refusing to let her attend the royal ball, only to be thwarted by a fairy godmother and Cinderella’s own beauty and charm. Cinderella marries Prince Charming and lives happily ever after, while the stepmother and stepsisters get their just deserts. But Danielle Teller has a different take on this familiar story. In All the Ever Afters: The Untold Story of Cinderella’s Stepmother (William Morrow, 2018), her heroine, Agnes, starts life as a serf and through a combination of hard work, good luck, and a stubborn refusal to break under adversity works her way up to the position of lady of the manor. There she finds herself dealing with a somewhat difficult girl named Ella, whose life of privilege so far exceeds that of Agnes and her two beloved daughters that the usual difficulties attending the stepmother/stepchild relationship are magnified by mutual incomprehension. With a delightfully playful approach, Danielle Teller recasts the magical elements of the fairy tale and weaves them into a much richer exploration of social contrasts and constraints of the medieval world, especially as those boundaries affected women. And as becomes clear from the opening page, Prince Charming may not have been such a catch after all…. C. P. Lesley is the author of seven novels, including Legends of the Five Directions(The Golden Lynx, The Winged Horse, The Swan Princess, and The Vermilion Bird), a historical fiction series set in 1530s Russia, during the childhood of Ivan the Terrible. Find out more about her at http://www.cplesley.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Most of us hear the Cinderella story in childhood: a mean stepmother favors her own daughters and controls her hapless husband, turning the sweet and innocent Cinderella into a scullery maid and refusing to let her attend the royal ball, only to be thwarted by a fairy godmother and Cinderella’s own beauty and charm. Cinderella marries Prince Charming and lives happily ever after, while the stepmother and stepsisters get their just deserts. But Danielle Teller has a different take on this familiar story. In All the Ever Afters: The Untold Story of Cinderella’s Stepmother (William Morrow, 2018), her heroine, Agnes, starts life as a serf and through a combination of hard work, good luck, and a stubborn refusal to break under adversity works her way up to the position of lady of the manor. There she finds herself dealing with a somewhat difficult girl named Ella, whose life of privilege so far exceeds that of Agnes and her two beloved daughters that the usual difficulties attending the stepmother/stepchild relationship are magnified by mutual incomprehension. With a delightfully playful approach, Danielle Teller recasts the magical elements of the fairy tale and weaves them into a much richer exploration of social contrasts and constraints of the medieval world, especially as those boundaries affected women. And as becomes clear from the opening page, Prince Charming may not have been such a catch after all…. C. P. Lesley is the author of seven novels, including Legends of the Five Directions(The Golden Lynx, The Winged Horse, The Swan Princess, and The Vermilion Bird), a historical fiction series set in 1530s Russia, during the childhood of Ivan the Terrible. Find out more about her at http://www.cplesley.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As physicians, we cannot image or measure it, we can only try to locate within the lives and (sometimes) bodies of our patients. In All in Your Head: Making Sense of Pediatric Pain (University of California Press, 2015), an ethnography of a pediatric pain clinic, anthropologist Mara Buchbinder shows how continuing to treat pain as individual and isolated would not only be a mistake, it would miss how pain is actually experienced, treated and even generated. While the chronic pain of patients is hard to pin down, locate, diagnose and treat, it is most definitely not all in ones head, it is multifaceted and socially distributed. In many ways, the elusiveness of chronic pain syndromes makes it even more slippery, more likely to exceed the boundaries of private experience. To start, Buchbinder shows us how pain practitioners use metaphors to create a common language and experience of pain. Images of computer wiring and “sticky brains” are not just fanciful flourishes to engage the children with pain; they fundamentally alter how the patients relate to and experience their bodies; they give it life in social relations and language, in addition to reflecting contemporary views of the networked body. Moving beyond the clinic, she also connects the private experiences of pain to broader contexts, such as the family and school. One of the greatest lessons of her work stems from the fundamental contribution of medical anthropology that suffering is social and so should its alleviation. Pediatrics—with its attention families, home and school life—tends to recognize this more than most. However, it is a worthy lesson to be learned for adult medicine as well. As Buchbinder explains, she felt the efficacy of the multidisciplinary clinic stemmed from how much it wrapped around its patients in a way that a single pill cannot. Then, perhaps our opioid crisis is many crises in one: a crisis of understanding pain in its social fullness and a crisis of care and meaning-making in medicine. All in Your Head charts one clinics attempt to navigate pain in a way that is unique and instructive. Dana Greenfield received her PhD in Medical Anthropology from UCSF/UC Berkeley in 2015 and is currently a fourth year MD candidate at the UCSF. She will begin a residency in pediatrics at UCSF in June 2018. Reach her at dana.greenfield@ucsf.edu or on Twitter @DanaGfield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/medicine

As physicians, we cannot image or measure it, we can only try to locate within the lives and (sometimes) bodies of our patients. In All in Your Head: Making Sense of Pediatric Pain (University of California Press, 2015), an ethnography of a pediatric pain clinic, anthropologist Mara Buchbinder shows how continuing to treat pain as individual and isolated would not only be a mistake, it would miss how pain is actually experienced, treated and even generated. While the chronic pain of patients is hard to pin down, locate, diagnose and treat, it is most definitely not all in ones head, it is multifaceted and socially distributed. In many ways, the elusiveness of chronic pain syndromes makes it even more slippery, more likely to exceed the boundaries of private experience. To start, Buchbinder shows us how pain practitioners use metaphors to create a common language and experience of pain. Images of computer wiring and “sticky brains” are not just fanciful flourishes to engage the children with pain; they fundamentally alter how the patients relate to and experience their bodies; they give it life in social relations and language, in addition to reflecting contemporary views of the networked body. Moving beyond the clinic, she also connects the private experiences of pain to broader contexts, such as the family and school. One of the greatest lessons of her work stems from the fundamental contribution of medical anthropology that suffering is social and so should its alleviation. Pediatrics—with its attention families, home and school life—tends to recognize this more than most. However, it is a worthy lesson to be learned for adult medicine as well. As Buchbinder explains, she felt the efficacy of the multidisciplinary clinic stemmed from how much it wrapped around its patients in a way that a single pill cannot. Then, perhaps our opioid crisis is many crises in one: a crisis of understanding pain in its social fullness and a crisis of care and meaning-making in medicine. All in Your Head charts one clinics attempt to navigate pain in a way that is unique and instructive. Dana Greenfield received her PhD in Medical Anthropology from UCSF/UC Berkeley in 2015 and is currently a fourth year MD candidate at the UCSF. She will begin a residency in pediatrics at UCSF in June 2018. Reach her at dana.greenfield@ucsf.edu or on Twitter @DanaGfield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As physicians, we cannot image or measure it, we can only try to locate within the lives and (sometimes) bodies of our patients. In All in Your Head: Making Sense of Pediatric Pain (University of California Press, 2015), an ethnography of a pediatric pain clinic, anthropologist Mara Buchbinder shows how continuing to treat pain as individual and isolated would not only be a mistake, it would miss how pain is actually experienced, treated and even generated. While the chronic pain of patients is hard to pin down, locate, diagnose and treat, it is most definitely not all in ones head, it is multifaceted and socially distributed. In many ways, the elusiveness of chronic pain syndromes makes it even more slippery, more likely to exceed the boundaries of private experience. To start, Buchbinder shows us how pain practitioners use metaphors to create a common language and experience of pain. Images of computer wiring and “sticky brains” are not just fanciful flourishes to engage the children with pain; they fundamentally alter how the patients relate to and experience their bodies; they give it life in social relations and language, in addition to reflecting contemporary views of the networked body. Moving beyond the clinic, she also connects the private experiences of pain to broader contexts, such as the family and school. One of the greatest lessons of her work stems from the fundamental contribution of medical anthropology that suffering is social and so should its alleviation. Pediatrics—with its attention families, home and school life—tends to recognize this more than most. However, it is a worthy lesson to be learned for adult medicine as well. As Buchbinder explains, she felt the efficacy of the multidisciplinary clinic stemmed from how much it wrapped around its patients in a way that a single pill cannot. Then, perhaps our opioid crisis is many crises in one: a crisis of understanding pain in its social fullness and a crisis of care and meaning-making in medicine. All in Your Head charts one clinics attempt to navigate pain in a way that is unique and instructive. Dana Greenfield received her PhD in Medical Anthropology from UCSF/UC Berkeley in 2015 and is currently a fourth year MD candidate at the UCSF. She will begin a residency in pediatrics at UCSF in June 2018. Reach her at dana.greenfield@ucsf.edu or on Twitter @DanaGfield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As physicians, we cannot image or measure it, we can only try to locate within the lives and (sometimes) bodies of our patients. In All in Your Head: Making Sense of Pediatric Pain (University of California Press, 2015), an ethnography of a pediatric pain clinic, anthropologist Mara Buchbinder shows how continuing to treat pain as individual and isolated would not only be a mistake, it would miss how pain is actually experienced, treated and even generated. While the chronic pain of patients is hard to pin down, locate, diagnose and treat, it is most definitely not all in ones head, it is multifaceted and socially distributed. In many ways, the elusiveness of chronic pain syndromes makes it even more slippery, more likely to exceed the boundaries of private experience. To start, Buchbinder shows us how pain practitioners use metaphors to create a common language and experience of pain. Images of computer wiring and “sticky brains” are not just fanciful flourishes to engage the children with pain; they fundamentally alter how the patients relate to and experience their bodies; they give it life in social relations and language, in addition to reflecting contemporary views of the networked body. Moving beyond the clinic, she also connects the private experiences of pain to broader contexts, such as the family and school. One of the greatest lessons of her work stems from the fundamental contribution of medical anthropology that suffering is social and so should its alleviation. Pediatrics—with its attention families, home and school life—tends to recognize this more than most. However, it is a worthy lesson to be learned for adult medicine as well. As Buchbinder explains, she felt the efficacy of the multidisciplinary clinic stemmed from how much it wrapped around its patients in a way that a single pill cannot. Then, perhaps our opioid crisis is many crises in one: a crisis of understanding pain in its social fullness and a crisis of care and meaning-making in medicine. All in Your Head charts one clinics attempt to navigate pain in a way that is unique and instructive. Dana Greenfield received her PhD in Medical Anthropology from UCSF/UC Berkeley in 2015 and is currently a fourth year MD candidate at the UCSF. She will begin a residency in pediatrics at UCSF in June 2018. Reach her at dana.greenfield@ucsf.edu or on Twitter @DanaGfield. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

1 Thessalonians 5:18 makes clear when we should give thanks: In ALL circumstances. When we do so, even in hardship, we experience God's presence, which is what we need above all else.

The Love Connection, this is number four in our series on the Six Basic Human Needs Remember the song, “What’s Love Got to do With It.  Loves got everything to do with it.  We all have this deep down desire to be loved, but many people go out looking for love just like another song says “… In All the Wrong Places”.  They have that roaming eye, that desire to be with someone when they don’t even know who they are.  That one night stand, satisfaction for about 10 – 15 minutes and then it wears off and they feel that sense of loneliness and the pain that it didn’t work out again. In scripture Jesus states that the greatest commandment is to love.  Not talking about a sexual or romantic love, but the true deep love.  But before you can be loved and cared for, you have to put yourself out there and be vulnerable.  It is called the “Servant Attitude” of taking that first step.  When you do for other people, they will be thankful and have a sense of love or being cared for.  It starts from you.  We need to do for others like we want them to do for us.  If you want them to care about you and love you, then you need to start loving other people and doing for them.  It is a choice.  We can’t always be on the receiving end of things.   Podcast Episode 29 spoke about whether you are a taker or a giver; which one are you?  You can listen to this episode by clicking here  If you are always on the taking side then you are not going to feel that sense of love that you are looking for.  True love comes with caring for someone else.  When you care for someone then they in turn will love you back.  We need to make a choice.  In order to be loved we need to choose to love first.  People who are truly successful in life are the ones that have learned to put others first.  They take time to make others feel cared for and feel special and then they in turn feel love and are able to keep “Surging Forward” in life. Stay Safe and Keep Surging Forward If you enjoy this podcast please share with a friend and also visit or Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SurgingForward/ We also have a You tube page where you can watch the actual podcast visit us at https://www.youtube.com/user/surgingforward Looking to network and get personal training visit us on face book click here Follow us on twitter click here Follow us on Instagram. Contractor and Tradesman courses visit our website at www.surgingforward.com [maxbutton id="2" ] [maxbutton id="1" ]  

Two major announcements: This is the first episode in our new "Science of Storytelling" series; and Save Against Fear, a remarkable gaming convention and fundraiser for sexually traumatized kids, is the weekend of October 11th-13th. You're going to be hearing much more about Save Against Fear in the future! In this episode, Grant, Peter, and Branden (but mostly Branden) explain the continuous plot structure used in almost all movie scripts. (See our full show notes for a copy of that outline!) Then, Branden walks us through creating an actual plot for a game using the outline he laid out in the first half of the episode. Scripture for this episode: Psalms 19:14, Philippians 4:8 ----more---- The full outline we used in this episode: Opening ImageThe Set-up/Theme StatedThe CatalystChanges the world irrevocably; no going backThe DebateSometimes the refusal of the call; provide choices and alternative actionsBreak into 2B StoryIn movies, usually romantic; in a game, perhaps one per PCFun and GamesThe promise of the premiseMid pointEither a “false defeat” or a “false victory”Bad guys close inAll is lostEither “false victory” or “false defeat” (The opposite of what ever the midpoint was, but it should be related to the midpoint twist)The ‘whiff of death’Dark Night of the SoulBreak into 3B-story should pay off here to provide hopeFinaleFinal Image

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1. Mama's Dead - Bloodfire 2. Los Angeles- Frank Black 3. Ladyflash - The Go! Team 4. Pretty Little Sexy Mama (explicit)- Consequence 5. My Baby's got E.S.P. (Original 12" Mix) - Four Below Zero 6. In All the Wrong Places - Kero One 7. Plasticites - Andrew Bird 8. Superfly (Remix) - Opio, Del, Guilty Simpson 9. One Blood- Junior Reid 10. Plain Gold Ring - Bliss FM 11. Seeker (feat Jhelisa) - Stanton warriors 12. Agora Chega - Super Som T.A 13. Jetstar - Blonde Redhead 14. Lipstick Lickin' - Milburn 15. Take Your Time - Lo Edition 16. Everyday is a holiday (with you) -Esthero Feat Sean Lennon Happy holidays to you and yours! Have a wonderful New Year! kisses! rachael depp xx Check out the online trivia game... Www.games.ringorang.com twitter.com/ringorang 12seconds.tv/1indienation friendfeed.com/1indienation

Drink up! And laugh away stress as we fill our cups with positivity! In ALL directions! Laugh, deep breathe and stretch to begin your day with smiles and belly laughs!