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EPISODE 152Today we get to talk to business attorney Kailey Jacomet about how to protect yourself legally as a podcast manager, specifically with contracts. I thought I knew quite a bit about contracts, but her insights blew my mind! We discuss common podcast manager contracts and things you may not have considered when putting a contract together, including cancellation notices, limitation of liability, copyright, and intellectual property. So listen to this episode and hear what Kailey has to say, because you might learn something new.Kailey Jacomet is a business attorney and mom of two. In her law practice, Brand Law Boutique, she helps entrepreneurs protect their brands with trademark registration, and provides attorney-drafted contract templates for service providers in her shop, Contractista. When she's not busy helping business owners protect their businesses legally, Kailey can almost always be found with her family.In this episode, we cover:-Kailey's journey from courtroom prosecutor to working online-The first steps to take to protect your podcast management business legally-Forming a Sole Proprietor, an LLC, or a Corporation as a podcast manager-How having a clear and concise contract can prevent problems-Setting boundaries for late client materials in your contract-The differences between Term Contracts vs Cancellation Notices-Who owns the rights to podcast materials and including copyright clauses in your contract-The peace of mind included in Limitation of Liability clauses-Kailey's specific podcast manager contract template-Intellectual property and creating content that you have the rights toIf you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Instagram! @laurenwrightonLearn how to become a profitable podcast manager without working more than 20 hrs/wk in my free masterclass! Grab a seat at http://LaurenWrighton.com/masterclassSHOW NOTES: https://laurenwrighton.com/episode152Mentioned in this episode:Grab your seat to the LIVE masterclass at LaurenWrighton.com/class

We welcome Collin Hansen to the show! Collin serves as vice president of content and editor-in-chief for The Gospel Coalition, hosts the Gospelbound podcast, and has written and edited many books. His most recent book is on Tim Keller, one of the early 21st-century cultural shepherds. Keller's life and work have influenced thousands if not millions. And this book is a look into the intellectual and spiritual influences that shaped him. It's an insightful and fun conversation that will inspire you, equip you, and make you laugh along the way. Collin and Travis talk about all things Keller: his home life, those who knew him in his formative years, and the authors, teachers, institutions, and leaders who influenced him. But this is not a conversation just about Tim, it's almost as much about Kathy. If that were all then it would be fantastic, but there is so much more! Tractors/tractor pulling, the Dakotas, failures in leadership, George W. Bush, Tolstoy, Anna Karenina, A Gentleman in Moscow, and Russian realist fiction!Get the book.Get some of Collin's other books.Sign up for the Apollos Watered newsletter.Help support the ministry of Apollos Watered and transform your world today!

This is the most important podcast episode I've recorded to date because it's the exact episode I needed but didn't get on my journey. This episode will save you from years of suffering and confusion. Listen with an open heart and mind and allow yourself to be transformed.

Before traveling to the Midwest, New Yorker Fran Lebowitz talked with Spectrum's guest host Emily Votaw and share her views on life, mortality, friends and smartphones. Lebowitz is a writer, humorist and intellectual. A child of the 1950's, she shares her social criticism with wit, wisdom and a dose of sarcasm. In 1978, her first book of essays “Metropolitan Life” was published followed by another book of essays in 1981 called “Social Studies.” Since then, she has been a frequent talk show guest and public speaker due to her engaging banter and her sometimes skewed slant on the world and pop culture. Lebowitz spoke with Votaw recently before a speaking engagement in Marietta, Ohio.

Welcome to another episode of The Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is Doug Andrew, Founder & CEO of 3 Dimensional Wealth, which provides a holistic program that helps individuals and families create financial, foundational, and intellectual abundance. He has more than five decades of experience in the financial sector and is a New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author. The radio and television personality also has a high-performing YouTube channel. Doug believes that true abundance is about more than amassing financial wealth. It's about compounding authentic wealth in all 3 Dimensions of life—Foundational, Intellectual, and Financial. Tune in to learn more!

For Educational Purposes Only. Preparing for law school can be a challenging task, and it is essential to have the right strategies to ensure success. Here are some key strategies to prepare for law school: 1. Develop strong reading and writing skills: Law school requires significant reading and writing skills, so it is essential to begin practicing these skills beforehand. Start reading professional legal documents and scholarly articles to get familiar with the language, structure, and style of legal writing. Practice summarizing and synthesizing information, and try to identify legal issues. 2. Gain real-world experience: Try to gain practical experience by engaging in legal activities, such as internships, volunteering at legal clinics or legal clinics, or participating in law-related programs. This will help you get a feel for the legal profession and understand the various career paths in law. 3. Obtain strong academic performance: Law schools look for applicants with a strong GPA, so you should strive to achieve the best academic performance possible in your undergraduate studies. Take courses that challenge your critical thinking and analytical reasoning abilities, such as political science, philosophy or legal studies. 4. Develop time-management skills: Law school requires a lot of reading, writing, and research, making time-management skills crucial for success. Begin practicing effective time management techniques to help prioritize and allocate time towards competing tasks like studying, reading, or extra-curricular activities. 5. Prepare for the LSAT: The LSAT is an essential part of the law school application process, and it is vital to be well prepared. Start by taking practice tests, joining study groups or taking prep courses. Familiarize yourself with the structure of the exam, types of questions and develop effective test-taking strategies. 6. Networking: Networking is essential to law school success, and you can begin to cultivate professional relationships by attending legal events, reaching out to law alumni, or participating in mentors or advising programs offered by universities. These connections can broaden your scope of knowledge and create opportunities for internships, job offers or internships. 7. Gain a broad understanding of legal areas: Start exploring the various legal disciplines to gain a broad understanding of the legal system, such as criminal law, International law, business law, or Intellectual property law. Take your time to explore different areas of prospective interest and establish a general sense of what interests you. 8. Be better-rounded: Law schools seek well-rounded applicants who possess diverse backgrounds, as well as those involved in various extracurricular activities, community services or leadership programs. Undertake meaningful volunteer projects or community services that demonstrate or highlight community leadership, and possess strong communication and social skills. In conclusion, preparing for law school requires a lot of work, dedication, and planning. Apart from acquiring exceptional academic records, strategic planning and the ability to develop practical skills needed before law school is necessary. By practicing these key strategies during your academic years or even before, you can improve your chances of gaining admission and success in your legal career. 

The Legacy, chapter 11. first book of the Legacy of the Drow Series. The Legacy was written by R.A. Salvatore. The Copyright is owned by Wizards of the Coast and it is 100% their Intellectual property. Read by Russell Johnson. Contact Info: russelljohnson3000@gmail.com

Intellectual property is often left unprotected because it can be difficult to identify. On this episode, join Partner April Wurster as she shares tips and tricks for identifying intellectual property.

Portfolio Manager Yolanda Courtines joins host Thomas Mucha to discuss stewardship investing and how the key fundamental issues that matter to investors map over to the ESG context. 2:15 – How ESG drives investment value4:20 – Intellectual capital and natural capital5:45 – The impact of stewardship on returns7:00 – Proxy voting and engagement8:30 – Wellington's Investment Stewardship Committee10:40 – ESG in today's political and regulatory environment12:00 – Stewardship in a shifting geopolitical landscape13:45 – Modern slavery and labor rights16:15 – Personal observations

This episode of Dreams with Deadlines with Host Jenny Herald showcases the work of two dynamic women – each with a complementary area of expertise – who have joined forces to address how over-50 workers factor into the future of our global economy. Dominique Ben Dhaou and Ellen Kocher, co-authors of "Wake-Up, Shake-Up, Thrive!: How to Lift Up Your Life in Your 50's and Beyond — Swiss Secrets to Not Growing Old," share with us their strategies for retaining older employees and building a sustainable framework for helping corporations of all sizes keep their organization's healthy and nimble.Key things discussed The fact that only 8% of companies internationally have included age in their Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives. Why it's critical that we embrace a five-generation workplace model. The five dimensions of mental and physical health that corporate leaders and individual employees should be addressing. Why measuring efficiencies in the workplace is a holistic exercise, requiring a systematic assessment and trackable, qualitative measures. The co-authors' book, "Wake-Up, Shake-Up, Thrive!: How to Lift Up Your Life in Your 50's and Beyond — Swiss Secrets to Not Growing Old." Show Notes [00:02:16] Introducing two women who are using their complementary talents to reshape workplace cultures with their vision for creating sustainable, purposeful employment for people of all ages. [00:03:06] About the huge demographic shifts that will impact the workplace of the (not-so-distant) future and how Dominique and Ellen are leveraging their decades of experience to help corporations navigate with customized, structured action plans. [00:06:47] A closer look at the challenges posed by a rapidly aging Western workforce, including impacts to productivity and availability of skilled workers. [00:08:10] Why embracing a five-generation workforce is relevant and its implications: Businesses are suffering the economic consequences of an insufficient supply of employees with the skills and competencies to serve clients. Older team members often feel disengaged, disenfranchised or dis-incented. Misconceptions and biases tend to flourish if left unchecked. Retaining (and respecting) older workers communicates a psychologically safe workplace which can cultivate loyalty in younger workers as well. [00:16:50] How Diversity, Equity & Inclusion initiatives include age in only eight percent of companies globally. The bright spot: 75% of CEOs recognize the importance of managing age diversity. [00:17:29] Looking at the many workplace stressors and how mental health and wellbeing have come to the fore as corporate and social priorities. [00:20:54] Breaking down the five dimensions of well-being and how they sustain(or undermine) workplace cultures. Those elements include: Physical. Emotional. Intellectual. Spiritual. Financial. [00:29:52] How Dominique and Ellen help companies embed employee actualization within overall corporate goals and outcomes. It starts with the checklist they have developed based on their combined decades of experience, including questions like: What are you doing? Are you happy with it? What are you not doing? Is it important to you or not? How do we create a roadmap that embeds those in corporate cultural priorities? What bottom-line impacts will these necessary changes have? [00:32:43] How Dominique and Ellen's dynamic, nimble, hands-on approach builds bridges to change at every level of the enterprise while anticipating business impacts. [00:35:42] Measuring for Efficiencies: A study has shown that companies – large and small, regardless of nation or origin – are wasting 51.5% of payroll every month due to  factors like operational dysfunction or disaffection among workers. [00:39:23] Case Study: Ellen shares the powerful example of how a bank in Geneva used the five dimensions to shift the mindsets of employees who, feeling undervalued by their employer, had been taking their assets elsewhere upon retirement. [00:42:00] About the tagline: “Don't Grow Old Waiting” and how Wake-Up, Shake-Up, Thrive! was founded on a holistic platform that celebrates the privileges of being over-50. [00:43:48] Why over-50 workers and entrepreneurs are well-positioned for success due to demographic shifts that make them a renewable resource worth retaining! [00:46:52] The authors share insights into their book, "Wake-Up, Shake-Up, Thrive!: How to Lift Up Your Life in Your 50's and Beyond — Swiss Secrets to Not Growing Old," their 2/3s “learning” and 1/3 “doing” formula and other tips for keeping workers engaged at every stage of growth and life. [00:50:23] Quick-Fire Questions for Dominique and Ellen: What's your dream with a deadline? Boosting the numbers of companies that include over-50 workers in their DEI plans. Also: Getting things done, making an impact and living balanced, healthy, happy lives. Where should business leaders start in addressing the challenge of retaining and optimally integrating older members of the workforce? Consider bringing in experts to assess the organization and identify tools for measurable outcomes. What does a person who is thriving within an organization that is thriving look like? It's someone who: Has clarity about why they're working. Knows what their contributions are. Has healthy boundaries. Feels a sense of purpose and excitement about the job. Intentionally chooses to stay. Relevant links Link for Deloitte study: "Workers wanted: How the 50plus age group can help tackle the looming labour shortage: Ageing workforce challenge in Switzerland." More about the work of the National Wellness Organization's Multicultural Competency Committee. The Surgeon General's 2022 report: "Workplace Mental Health & Wellbeing." A link for McKinsey's report, “Help Your Employees Find Purpose or Watch Them Leave” can be found here. "Wake-Up, Shake-Up, Thrive!: How to Lift Up Your Life in Your 50's and Beyond — Swiss Secrets to Not Growing Old," by Ellen Kocher and Dominique Ben Dhaou. About Our Guests:Dominique Ben Dhaou, a co-founder of Wake-Up, Shake-Up & Thrive, initially built a corporate career that allowed her to travel the world beyond her native Switzerland, while simultaneously gaining vast experience as a C-suite executive. After 30 years in upper management of Human Resources, she realized that her career was draining rather than enlivening her. At 53, she embarked on a journey to entrepreneurship, both as a coach/consultant and co-author with Ellen Kocher of "Wake-Up, Shake-Up, Thrive!: How to Lift Up Your Life in Your 50's and Beyond — Swiss Secrets to Not Growing Old." Their practices focuses on helping professionals reinvent their careers to be in alignment with their values and purpose.With a master's degree in Health and Wellness Coaching, as well as accreditations in Coaching, Workplace Wellness, Mindful Eating and Health, Ellen Kocher has built a second career around a non-diet, mindfulness-based approach to eating, physical activity, holistic health and self-care. She is a co-founder of Wake-Up, Shake-Up & Thrive as well as a co-author with Dominique Ben Dhaou of "Wake-Up, Shake-Up, Thrive!: How to Lift Up Your Life in Your 50's and Beyond — Swiss Secrets to Not Growing Old."Follow Our Guests:Website | Dominique@LinkedIn | Ellen@LinkedInFollow Dreams With Deadlines:Host | Company Website | Blog | Instagram | Twitter

Solomon lets us know that the most important thing we can do in this life is to guard our hearts because all of life stems from it. Our decisions determine our destiny, but our heart determines our decisions.

The Legacy, chapter 10. first book of the Legacy of the Drow Series. The Legacy was written by R.A. Salvatore. The Copyright is owned by Wizards of the Coast and it is 100% their Intellectual property. Read by Russell Johnson. Contact Info: russelljohnson3000@gmail.com

On this episode I am joined by Health Coach Jenn Trepeck who has her own podcast and coaching program called A Salad with a Side of Fries. During our discussion, Jenn talks about the importance of making food choices, how protein and fiber consumed together are the key to a dream body, how to regulate your blood sugar and knowing how food impacts your body. This interview was both mind blowing and motivating. Please tune in to hear more.

It's a miracle! The show is only 4 days late! Check out more from Intellectual Dark Wave: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJQvmb2cqZlrgAFsAq1_P4w Bandcamp: https://intellectualdarkwave.bandcamp.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Intellectualdarkwave Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0fS66u3uDh3qvtS3FfYdpd?si=aHyq2AkdRHmuS1MZkiLK3Q&nd=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intellectualdarkwave/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IntellectualDa8 And my crap: Visit www.hoss.fun for all your Hoss needs™ I have a unique YouTube address now: YouTube.com/hossbossman Follow Hoss on Twitter and Instagram and Twitch and TikTok @hoss_bossman Twitter: @hoss_bossman https://twitter.com/hoss_bossman Instagram: @hoss_bossman https://instagram.com/hoss_bossman Twitch: hoss_bossman https://twitch.tv/hoss_bossman TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@hoss_bossman Support Hoss AND get original music at https://hossbossman.bandcamp.com Visit https://www.hoss.fun for ALL YOUR HOSS NEEDS Check out Hoss's YouTube channel: YouTube.com/hossbossman Go to https://bit.ly/callhoss to leave me a message and I'll probably play it on the show, as long as it isn't racist! ~Other Links~ Email: HossBossman48@gmail.com Follow me on Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/hossbossman/ "Like" me on Facebook: https://facebook.com/hossbossmanrules/ Follow me on Tumblr: https://hossbossman.tumblr.com Hear my solo instrumental music on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/hossbossman/oksetgdns/the-boss-of-hosses Find Breadsheet on your podcast app of choice at https://bit.ly/breadsheet Email me w/ questions, comments, appearance/guest/collaboration requests, commissions for original music, or whatever your heart desires at hossbossman48@gmail.com --- 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/hossbossman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hossbossman/support

In this episode, we have Chris McCabe to share his expertise. In fact Chris launched ecommerceChris where he teaches sellers how to think like Amazon, protect their accounts, and appeal listing restrictions and suspensions. Christ shares his vast knowledge and experience on how to deal and navigate and know more about the platform Amazon. He also shares the kind of sellers Amazon wants, his mistake predictions this 2023 and tips to confidently succeed and avoid mistakes.    In This Episode: [00:50] Welcoming Chris McCabe,Former Amazonian that helps sellers communicate with Amazon to protect (and save) their business. [01:45] How easy/hard it is to start Amazon now. [07:22] Seller Performance, most Amazon mistakes. [09:00] Appeal, troubleshooting Amazon problems. [10:50] What kind of sellers does Amazon want? [13:20] Intellectual property. [15:40] Invoices, documentations. [24:15] 2023 mistakes predictions, What to be aware of. [31:40] Advice.   Guest Links and References: Email: chris@ecommercechris.com; support@ecommercechris.com Podcast: https://www.sellerperformancesolutions.com/ Conference: https://www.sellervelocityconference.com/ LinkdIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-mccabe-2646555/   Book References: Working Backwards by Colin Bryar et al. The Octopus by Frank Norris Lying for Money by Dan Davis   Links and References: Wizards of Amazon: https://www.wizardsofecom.com/ Wizards of Amazon Courses: https://wizardsofamazon.mykajabi.com/a/27566/x6Kwkz6p Wizards of Amazon Meetup: https://www.meetup.com/South-Florida-FBA/ Wizards of Amazon on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WizardsofAmazon/ Wizards of Amazon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wizardsofecom/  

Eric Goldman, a Professor at Santa Clara University Law School and Co-Director of the High Tech Law Institute, discusses Supreme Court oral arguments over when social media companies can be held responsible for aiding terrorism.Intellectual property litigator Terence Ross, a partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman,  discusses 80s pop star Rick Astley suing rapper Yung Gravy for mimicking his voice from his hit "Never Gonna Give You Up."June Grasso hosts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Legacy, chapter 9. first book of the Legacy of the Drow Series. The Legacy was written by R.A. Salvatore. The Copyright is owned by Wizards of the Coast and it is 100% their Intellectual property. Read by Russell Johnson. Contact Info: russelljohnson3000@gmail.com

BHM 2023 Melanin Magic with Intellectual Correspondent Dr. Andrea L. Moore

Joe Musselman – Broom Ventures - Joe Musselman returns to the Break It Down Show. Joe's approach to business is a fascinating mix of TLC. Team Leadership and Culture. The difference in these words is how Joe leverages them. Culture isn't just a word; Joe understands how culture moves. Joe sees how leadership and Teams are bonded by culture. The three part epoxy creates bonds within the company that indicates future success. The website for BV is: Joe founded the Honor Foundation, Human Futures and Broom Ventures. Joe is the ultimate service focused leader looking to unlock the potential of those he serves. Joe has been on the Break It Down Show several times. We met Joe through Gregg Hurwitz who we met through Billy Ray. The world gets really small once you start connecting folks. Please support the Break It Down Show by doing a monthly subscription to the show  All of the money you invest goes directly to supporting the show!   For the  of this episode head to  Haiku Musselman is here Intellectual muscle So use yours, hit play!   ​​Similar episodes: Adam Shoenfeld  Stuart Scheller  S. Sheller, Matt Hoh  Join us in supporting Save the Brave as we battle PTSD.  Executive Producer/Host: Pete A Turner  Producer: Damjan Gjorgjiev  Writer: Dragan Petrovski  The Break It Down Show is your favorite best, new podcast, featuring 5 episodes a week with great interviews highlighting world-class guests from a wide array of shows.

A survivor of a bombing that killed four children at the 16th Street Baptist church in Birmingham, Ala., nearly 60 years ago spoke at Poplar Hill Missionary Baptist Church in Buford this weekend. Sarah J. Collins-Rudolph was a young girl who was at 16th Street Baptist with her sister, Addie Mae Collins, on September15, 1963 when a bomb placed at the African-American church by the Ku Klux Klan exploded. Collins-Rudolph shared her story on Sunday as part of Black History Month observations at the church. The 16th Street Baptist Church bombing is one of the most notorious incidents in the Civil Rights movement of the 1960's. Collins-Rudolph survived the blast although she lost her right eye as a result of her injuries. Her sister, however, was one of four girls who were killed by the explosion. The FBI considered the bombing to be “a most heinous offense” and gathered evidence with as many as 36 agents working on the case at one point. The first 100 customers at Japanese cream puff restaurant chain Beard Papa's newest location in Duluth will receive a free gift when the pastry shop opens later this week. Beard Papa's is set to open its new location at 3350 Steve Reynolds Blvd, Suite 103 in unincorporated Duluth at 10 a.m. on February 25 It will be the pastry chain's third location in Georgia, and its second in Gwinnett County. Its first location in the state opened in Peachtree Corners' Town Center district a few years ago. There is an additional location in Sandy Springs. The first 100 people who show up at Beards Papa's Duluth on the 25th will receive a special gift. Popular local foodie influencers and neighboring business owners are scheduled to make appearances on the opening day. There will also be grand opening day offers. Beard Papa's lets customers choose from one of eight different types of puff shells, and then chose a cream filling that is inserted in the shell in front of them. The chain also has cheesecake, chocolate fondant, other types of pastries, and exclusive blended drinks on its menu. This year's Georgia baseball team has a chance to be special, and you can sense that from each player who speaks confidently about the upcoming 2023 season.  North Gwinnett grad Corey Collins, a 6-foot-3, 220-pound junior catcher for the Bulldogs this season, knows it too.  In his first two seasons, Collins has blasted a combined 19 home runs with 20 doubles and 74 RBIs in 110 games. In 2022, he posted a .994 fielding percentage with 160 putouts and 17 assists in 57 games. A criminal justice major, Collins has made the SEC Academic Honor Roll, too. Now as an upperclassman, he's ready to take the field in a new role. Along with seeing time at catcher and designated hitter, Collins will play in the outfield this season for the first time in his Bulldog career. Collins is one of two Bulldogs on this year's team to be named among Baseball America's top 200 Major League Baseball Draft prospects in the country.  Stricklin, who had eight players sign professional contracts last year, is excited to see Collins and others possibly get that chance as well. Collins said he already gets the opportunity to live out a dream playing for the Bulldogs, who he grew up watching and loving. The life-affirming song “I Hope You Dance” accompanied the traditional academic procession and recession of the Class of 2024 during their White Coat Ceremony, dubbed “the most unique White Coat Ceremony in the history of PCOM” by class chair Andrew Wilson. Having started pharmacy school at the beginning of the pandemic when most of the world was shutting down, the 79 class members decided to delay a virtual ceremony in 2020 to an in-person ceremony two and a half years later on Feb. 10. This decision mirrors the decisions class members will make as pharmacists. Shawn Spencer, PhD, RPh, dean and chief academic officer of the PCOM School of Pharmacy, extolled the students. He said, “You are not only becoming a pharmacist, but also a leader, mentor and a role model.” He added, “As healthcare professionals, you will be called upon to make difficult and complex decisions, and you will be relied upon to act with compassion, integrity and dedication to your patients who need you.” He called the ceremony “a rite of passage that symbolizes our commitment to the advancement of human health and the betterment of our most vulnerable communities.” The students were called to the stage where they were coated by faculty members five at a time. Wearing their white coats and a new PCOM School of Pharmacy pin, the Class of 2024 recited their class  mission statement led by Dr. Spencer. The class concluded the ceremony, attended by a multitude of family and friends, by reciting a Pledge of Professionalism led by John Tovar, PharmD, associate professor and chair of the Department of Pharmacy Practice.  Georgia disability advocates are calling for the creation of a special commission devoted to the problems Georgians with intellectual and developmental disabilities face. State Senator Sally Harrell, a Democrat from Atlanta, introduced legislation this week that would create an “Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Innovation Commission” akin to the highly successful behavioral health commission formed in 2019. Harrell's proposal has drawn bipartisan support, including from Republican Senate co-sponsors John Albers of Roswell, Mike Dugan of Carrollton, Chuck Hufstetler of Rome, and Ben Watson of Savannah. The 22-member commission would include members appointed by the governor, the lieutenant governor, and the speaker of the House of Representatives. Appointees would include, among others, people with intellectual or developmental disabilities and their family members and caregivers. The commission would be required to focus on proposed changes to state laws and regulations around providing services to people with disabilities. The Senate Health and Human Services Committee will need to approve Harrell's bill before it can move to the Senate floor for a vote. Providence Christian's boys were represented well on the All-Region 8-AA Basketball Team, including Region Player of the Year honors to Samuel Thacker. Thacker and the Storm won the Region 8-AA Tournament over the weekend, earning a Number 1 seed for the state playoffs. Providence head coach Joey Thacker was the 8-AA Coach of the Year, while the all-region team featured four other Storm players — Thomas Malcolm, Devin Long, Kamron Carryl, Chandler Dunn. Providence will start off the playoffs tonight hosting Rockmart High School at the Storm Center. For more information be sure to visit www.bgpodcastnetwork.com   https://www.lawrencevillega.org/  https://www.foxtheatre.org/  https://guideinc.org/  https://www.psponline.com/  https://www.kiamallofga.com/  https://www.milb.com/gwinnett  https://www.fernbankmuseum.org/  www.atlantagladiators.com            See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transcript: https://www.rev.com/transcript-editor/shared/vkCP96L0X5pAjwFGzBMbQPTe9LSgAE_Nhnv5qeGLzfc6QYcKSPtGfAVmkrAG6HrLrSOZDocg3dqHeQO0cZApEw6Eo_k?loadFrom=SharedLinkWilfred Romero has been a resident of Colorado Springs since June 2001. He has 35 years of experience leading non-profit organizations that provide services to individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Wil holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Management in Human Resources.In Wil's previous position with Booz Allen Hamilton, he provided training and technical assistance to non-profit agencies' management teams as a Grantee Specialist. Wil's area of expertise is program Design and Management.Wil considers one his greatest achievements to be the opening of a Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne in the low-income neighborhood where he grew up. The Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne now serves over 3,000 youth members in Cheyenne, WY.Wil is now the Executive Director of The Arc Pikes Peak Region and is committed to leading the organization to new heights.Connect with the Rocky Mountain ADA Center at https://rockymountainada.org/ or find us on social media. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify or anywhere else you get your podcasts!

Brad Delong, professor of economics at UC Berkley, OG econ blogger, and Tyler's Harvard classmate, joins the show to discuss Slouching Towards Utopia, an economic history of the 20thcentury that's been nearly thirty years in the making. Tyler and Brad discuss what can really be gleaned from the fragmentary economics statistics of the late 19th century, the remarkable changes that occurred from 1870-1920, the astonishing flourishing of German universities in the 19th century, why investment banking allowed America and Germany to pull ahead of Britain economically, what enabled the Royal Society to become a force for progress, what Keynes got wrong, what Hayek got right, whether the middle-income trap persists, his favorite movie and novel, blogging vs. Substack, the Slouching Towards Utopia director's cut, and much more. Read a full transcript enhanced with helpful links. Recorded November 11th, 2022 Other ways to connect Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Follow Tyler on Twitter Follow Brad on Twitter Email us: cowenconvos@mercatus.gmu.edu Subscribe at our newsletter page to have the latest Conversations with Tyler news sent straight to your inbox. 

Intellectual knowledge is great, but it can only take us so far... In other words, if we try using logic to THINK ourselves out of overthinking or overwhelm, it usually doesn't work. We've gotta learn to just drop the thoughts, not attach to them, and then FEEL into the state we would love to experience. Easier said than done, hence why we chose this topic to speak on :) In this episode, we covered: Why it's so difficult to live in the heart because of our programming The scientific basis that our heart knows more than our brain Simple ways to start practicing heart-based living One other example that we didn't get into is that KNOWING the divine, connecting with Spirit, is usually not an intellectual thing - sure ideas can help spark the connection, but that connection is always felt. Just like in any good relationship - you love someone because of a feeling. No matter what attributes or characteristics you list for WHY you love them, it never touches the real reason why. We hope you got a lot out of this episode and we'd love to hear from you! Share any comments or questions in the Q&A box on Spotify. Lastly, if Soul Builder LIVE is calling your name, this is it! It's happening Saturday, Feb. 25th, so get your ticket here: SoulBuilderLive.com

This comin' Monday (Feb 27 2023), I'll be dropping a full interview episode of BREADSHEET with Musician and Songwriter and YouTuber Intellectual Dark Wave, and I love his music so much, I thought I'd do a dumb thing and make a little radio show. See you in a week for the full episode / interview! You know what? I'm counting this as a full episode. Enjoy episode 42 of Breadsheet. 41? It's not a bonus, I mean. Check out more from Intellectual Dark Wave: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJQvmb2cqZlrgAFsAq1_P4w Bandcamp: https://intellectualdarkwave.bandcamp.com Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Intellectualdarkwave Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0fS66u3uDh3qvtS3FfYdpd?si=aHyq2AkdRHmuS1MZkiLK3Q&nd=1 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/intellectualdarkwave/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/IntellectualDa8 And my crap: Visit www.hoss.fun for all your Hoss needs™ I have a unique YouTube address now: YouTube.com/hossbossman Follow Hoss on Twitter and Instagram and Twitch and TikTok @hoss_bossman Twitter: @hoss_bossman https://twitter.com/hoss_bossman Instagram: @hoss_bossman https://instagram.com/hoss_bossman Twitch: hoss_bossman https://twitch.tv/hoss_bossman TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@hoss_bossman Support Hoss AND get original music at https://hossbossman.bandcamp.com Visit https://www.hoss.fun for ALL YOUR HOSS NEEDS Check out Hoss's YouTube channel: YouTube.com/hossbossman --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hossbossman/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hossbossman/support

The Legacy, chapter 8. first book of the Legacy of the Drow Series. The Legacy was written by R.A. Salvatore. The Copyright is owned by Wizards of the Coast and it is 100% their Intellectual property. Read by Russell Johnson. Contact Info: russelljohnson3000@gmail.com

Join Shannon & Christine for a chat about Intellectual Wellness with Bridgette Simpson from Barred Business.   Shealo Glo - www.shealoglo.com Now offering Subscriptions * Delivered on the 1st & 15th! Stillpoint - https://www.amazon.com/Stillpoint-Self-Care-Playbook-Caregivers-Breathe/dp/1732370400   Join us in community: https://women-connected-in-wisdom.mn.co/feed Listen to past episodes: https://womenconnectedinwisdompodcast.com/ Join Christine at an event: https://linktr.ee/christinegautreauxmsw Book a free coaching consult with Christine here: https://www.christinegautreaux.com Like & Subscribe to get notifications of when we are live: Instagram @womenconnectedinwisdompodcast - https://www.instagram.com/womenconnectedinwisdompodcast/ Facebook page Women Connected in Wisdom Podcast - https://www.facebook.com/womenconnectedinwisdompodcast   Today's Show Notes 2/15/2023 To find a complete list of the show notes visit: Womenconnectedinwisdom.com

Collin Hansen serves as vice president for content and editor-in-chief of The Gospel Coalition, as well as executive director of The Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics. He hosts the Gospelbound podcast and has written and contributed to many books, most recently Timothy Keller: His Spiritual and Intellectual Formation and Rediscover Church: Why the Body of Christ Is Essential.He has published with the New York Times and the Washington Post and offered commentary for CNN, Fox News, NPR, BBC, ABC News, and PBS NewsHour. He edited Our Secular Age: Ten Years of Reading and Applying Charles Taylor and The New City Catechism Devotional, among other books.He is a member of Iron City Church in Birmingham, Alabama, and he is an adjunct professor at Beeson Divinity School, where he also co-chairs the advisory board.

This week with Dr. Ashley Poole we resume our conversation about men who don't post their partners on social media, dating your intellectual match, earning less than $30,000 is a deal breaker for dating, and couples who sleep in separate bedrooms.

If you have ever wondered about how education can improve us as people, then this is the episode for you. Paul Krauss MA LPC interviews Dr. Duncan Pritchard, Ph.D about a holistic method of learning "how" to think instead of just "what" to think. Learn more what Intellectual Virtues are and how they may help you and your organization flourish.  In 2019, Duncan Pritchard Ph.D, Distinguished Professor of philosophy at the University of California, Irvine, launched a pilot program called “Anteater Virtues” – a series of interdisciplinary, faculty-led modules geared toward promoting a set of intellectual character traits – curiosity, integrity, humility and tenacity - that can help students develop into more inquisitive, open-minded and authentic individuals. Early results demonstrate that program participants show greater intellectual growth than their peers, with this positive effect stable across all the main demographic groupings. “Intellectual virtues promote ways of thinking, reasoning and seeking the truth. Learning intellectual humility, for example, can enhance open-mindedness and respect for other people's opinions, whereas intellectual tenacity can improve students' willingness to overcome intellectual obstacles,” Pritchard says. He adds that these skills are essential not only for academic pursuits, but also for navigating a daily life that's increasingly online and often laced with misinformation and manipulation. Get involved with the National Violence Prevention Hotline: 501(c)(3) Donate Share with your network Sign our Petition Preview an On-Demand Online Video Course for the Parents of Young Adults EMDR Training Solutions (For all your EMDR training needs!) Paul Krauss MA LPC is the Clinical Director of Health for Life Counseling Grand Rapids, home of The Trauma-Informed Counseling Center of Grand Rapids. Paul is also a Private Practice Psychotherapist, an Approved EMDRIA Consultant , host of the Intentional Clinician podcast, Behavioral Health Consultant, Clinical Trainer, and Counseling Supervisor. Paul is now offering consulting for a few individuals and organizations. Paul is the creator of the National Violence Prevention Hotline (in progress) as well as the Intentional Clinician Training Program for Counselors. Paul has been quoted in the Washington Post, NBC News, and Wired Magazine. Questions? Call the office at 616-200-4433.  If you are looking for EMDRIA consulting groups, Paul Krauss MA LPC is now hosting weekly online and in-person groups.  For details, click here. For general behavioral and mental health consulting for you or your organization. Follow Health for Life Grand Rapids: Instagram   |   Facebook     |     Youtube  Original Music: ”Shades of Currency" [Instrumental] from Archetypes by PAWL (Spotify) "Holding Pattern" from In Mind by Real Estate (Spotify)  

On this episode of Christopher Lochhead, Follow Your Different, we are going to drop a conversation that I recently had with my dear friend, one of the smartest guys in tech, Bob Evans, on his podcast, Cloud Wars Live. If you work in technology, what Bob and his guests have to say is fascinating, illuminating, and, frankly, agenda-setting. If you're a regular reader of Category Pirates, you'll know that we've been writing about intellectual capitalists and the emergence of a whole new human category, Native Digitals, for quite some time. We believe this is an extremely important topic, and we believe that the emergence of the intellectual capitalist as the highest value role in the work world above that of what has historically been the highest value job you can have in the working world, which is the knowledge worker, is particularly significant. Because those of us who will thrive not just survive in the future, we'll move beyond acquiring knowledge and getting paid to apply that knowledge to getting paid to create and monetize new categories of intellectual capital, new categories of knowledge, new categories of thinking, which can be turned into new products and services. The Story of the Hummingbird The conversation starts off with Christopher telling the story of the Hummingbird and his Sensei Sutton. His sensei is an amazing martial artist and a badass individual, but at a certain point in his life, he had to overcome many adversities before getting to where he is now. “So the moral of the story is in life – Sometimes you're the hummingbird and sometimes you're the sensei. But Sooner or later, we all need somebody to catch us tightly enough not to hurt us, but strongly enough to save us.” – Christopher Lochhead In life, we will absolutely be in situations where we are the hummingbird. But the real question is, when we have an opportunity to be the Sensei, will we will we meet the call? ChatGPT and the Death of the Knowledge Worker Christopher then talks about the current boom in AI technology, particularly on the topic of ChatGPT and similar AI generated content. Much like how machinery and Automation have taken over some aspects of labor from men, this new AI technology seems to be crowding in the profession of Knowledge Worker. While it may not be up to par with certain intricacies to date, it is quickly learning and becoming better over a short period of time. And much like the service workers of the past have to learn to adapt to new technology, Knowledge Workers also have to follow the trend and evolve, paving the way to what we call Intellectual Capitalists. Intellectual Capitalist So what is an Intellectual Capitalist? For Christopher, it's someone who doesn't just collect information and apply it like a knowledge worker, but someone who actually generates net-new knowledge. It could be from their experience while working on a certain field that makes them faster, more efficient, or outright the best in that field. In one word, an Intellectual Capitalist has Leverage over other people who are in the same field, but can't do it better or even as good as them. An Intellectual Capitalist should also not be only bound to current categories and ideologies. If there is an idea worth pursuing, it's not enough to learn why it hasn't been done before. One should also look through it with what we have today, and if the rapidly-growing pace of technology will  be able to support it and when. To hear more about the dialogue about AI and the Intellectual Capitalist, download and listen to this episode. Links Follow Cloud Wars Live! Acceleration Economy Network | Apple Podcasts We hope you enjoyed this episode of Christopher Lochhead: Follow Your Different™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him, connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and subscribe on iTunes!

On this episode of Lochhead on Marketing, we are going to drop a conversation that I recently had with my dear friend, one of the smartest guys in tech, Bob Evans, on his podcast, Cloud Wars Live. If you work in technology, what Bob and his guests have to say is fascinating, illuminating, and, frankly, agenda-setting. If you're a regular reader of Category Pirates, you'll know that we've been writing about intellectual capitalists and the emergence of a whole new human category, Native Digitals, for quite some time. We believe this is an extremely important topic, and we believe that the emergence of the intellectual capitalist as the highest value role in the work world above that of what has historically been the highest value job you can have in the working world, which is the knowledge worker, is particularly significant. Because those of us who will thrive not just survive in the future, we'll move beyond acquiring knowledge and getting paid to apply that knowledge to getting paid to create and monetize new categories of intellectual capital, new categories of knowledge, new categories of thinking, which can be turned into new products and services. The Story of the Hummingbird The conversation starts off with Christopher telling the story of the Hummingbird and his Sensei Sutton. His sensei is an amazing martial artist and a badass individual, but at a certain point in his life, he had to overcome many adversities before getting to where he is now. “So the moral of the story is in life – Sometimes you're the hummingbird and sometimes you're the sensei. But Sooner or later, we all need somebody to catch us tightly enough not to hurt us, but strongly enough to save us.” – Christopher Lochhead In life, we will absolutely be in situations where we are the hummingbird. But the real question is, when we have an opportunity to be the Sensei, will we will we meet the call? ChatGPT and the Death of the Knowledge Worker Christopher then talks about the current boom in AI technology, particularly on the topic of ChatGPT and similar AI generated content. Much like how machinery and Automation have taken over some aspects of labor from men, this new AI technology seems to be crowding in the profession of Knowledge Worker. While it may not be up to par with certain intricacies to date, it is quickly learning and becoming better over a short period of time. And much like the service workers of the past have to learn to adapt to new technology, Knowledge Workers also have to follow the trend and evolve, paving the way to what we call Intellectual Capitalists. Intellectual Capitalist So what is an Intellectual Capitalist? For Christopher, it's someone who doesn't just collect information and apply it like a knowledge worker, but someone who actually generates net-new knowledge. It could be from their experience while working on a certain field that makes them faster, more efficient, or outright the best in that field. In one word, an Intellectual Capitalist has Leverage over other people who are in the same field, but can't do it better or even as good as them. An Intellectual Capitalist should also not be only bound to current categories and ideologies. If there is an idea worth pursuing, it's not enough to learn why it hasn't been done before. One should also look through it with what we have today, and if the rapidly-growing pace of technology will  be able to support it and when. To hear more about the dialogue about AI and the Intellectual Capitalist, download and listen to this episode. Links Follow Cloud Wars Live! Acceleration Economy Network | Apple Podcasts We hope you enjoyed this episode of Lochhead on Marketing™! Christopher loves hearing from his listeners. Feel free to email him, connect on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and subscribe on iTunes!

Artist, writer, and longtime BCH friend Starr Ayers joins host Dr. Michael Blackwell to discuss her newest book, "Room At The Table: Encouraging Stories From Special Needs Parents," which she co-authored with Stephanie Pavlantos. Listen as Dr. Blackwell and Ayers discuss her journey as a parent of a special needs child, and the way BCH's Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Ministry helps Ayers' daughter and other adults at BCH's nine group homes to be their best version of themselves.

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 404. This was my Webinar presentation at the Freedom Hub Working Group, billed as: "For Over-Drugging of our Bodies and Food, Blame INTELLECTUAL Property" (Wed., Feb. 9, 2023), with co-hosts Jim Grapek and Charles Frohman. It was released under the title "How Humanity's Progress Has Been Held Back: The Case Against IP (Intellectual Property)." Rumble: !function(r,u,m,b,l,e){r._Rumble=b,r[b]||(r[b]=function(){(r[b]._=r[b]._||[]).push(arguments);if(r[b]._.length==1){l=u.createElement(m),e=u.getElementsByTagName(m)[0],l.async=1,l.src="https://rumble.com/embedJS/uc1wv9"+(arguments[1].video?'.'+arguments[1].video:'')+"/?url="+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+"&args="+encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify([].slice.apply(arguments))),e.parentNode.insertBefore(l,e)}})}(window, document, "script", "Rumble"); Rumble("play", {"video":"v26kgic","div":"rumble_v26kgic"}); Youtube: https://youtu.be/hRm-PIxHS1Q From their Shownotes: Whenever a politician gets pinned down for the lousy health care system we must endure, they spit out some glib demagoguery about expensive drug prices.  None of these politicians know why they're expensive, especially not the cause of INTELLECTUAL property. Property is sacred, of course, but that's tangible, and a bit intangible when one considers the property rights we have in our minds – not just what we produce on our own.  But as far back as the Constitution, protectionist impulses led our Founders to benefit domestic manufactures with a threat to punish competitors if they dared to compete with the recipient of IP welfare, in the form of a patent, copyright or trademark. But each of these examples of corporate welfare got their start through government coercion.  Copyrights emanated from worry over the printing press, and how it could print ideas threatening to the government.  Patents originated in piracy – a “legal” form given by the Queen to Drake to plunder the world.  IP relates to ideas, which cannot be owned. On the flip side, we know how entrepreneurs seemingly offer us the same thing as a preceding company, but in a manner that better suits our tastes and pocketbook.  Should that smart business person be denied selling us this improvement, if the previous supplier got some politician to grant an IP monopoly – for a set period of time? IP is political.  It's not a market creation.  Pharma uses IP loopholes to retain monopolies on certain disease cures that lead to patients paying thousands of dollars a month to get well.  And treaties over the years have sought global enforcement through the World Trade Organization and related bureaucracies.  IP needs abolition. LinkedIn announcement: Prescriptions cost an arm and a leg because they're granted immunity from competition (so-called "Intellectual" property (IP)) and withheld from the market until a decade of trials that don't always prove in disease outcomes superiority to natural alternatives. IP lawyer N. Stephan Kinsella says consumers would be better off if entrepreneurs were allowed to apply to ideas improvements now stymied by IP. From their promo materials: For Over-Drugging of our Bodies and Food, Blame INTELLECTUAL Property IP is a damaging example of corporate welfare With Stephan Kinsella, IP lawyer With co-hosts Jim Grapek, Pavilion founder and award-winning producer/filmmaker; and Charles Frohman, Cash-patient Maker & Health Freedom Lobbyist Thursday, February 9th 12 - 1pm Eastern Time ... Whenever a politician gets pinned down for the lousy health care system we must endure, they spit out some glib demagoguery about expensive drug prices.  None of these politicians know why they're expensive, especially not the cause of INTELLECTUAL property. Property is sacred, of course, but that's tangible, and a bit intangible when one considers the property rights we have in our minds - not just what we produce or own.  But as far back as the Constitution,

In this episode I discuss some more of the reasons for my recent deconversion. 

Our sensory experiences make up the fabric of our worlds. It's a fabric that keeps us warm; a fabric that makes the world worth living in. If you couldn't hear the cry of your new-born child, if you couldn't taste your grandfather's famous brussels sprouts at Christmas, or feel the embrace of your lifelong partner, then your life wouldn't just include less experiences, but less meaning. Given the value we place on our sensory experiences, it seems important that we understand the nature of them. What is happening, exactly, when we hear, taste, and feel? What are sensory experiences made of? In this episode, we'll be exploring the nature of sensory phenomenology with Dr Laura Gow, Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Liverpool. Formerly of Warwick University, Cambridge University, and the University of Antwerp, Dr Gow – whose work focuses on the philosophy of perception and the metaphysics of consciousness – is one of the UK's leading phenomenologists. From hallucinations and colour to empty space and silence, Laura's research covers a broad range of topics, but in this episode we'll be focusing on transparency. According to the transparency view, when we undergo a perceptual experience, the only properties we're aware of are located externally. There are no perceptual properties, says Gow, inside of us – despite what it may seem. This episode is produced in partnership with the Philosophy and the Future project at the University of Liverpool. For more information about philosophy at Liverpool, head over to www.liverpool.ac.uk/philosophy. Contents Part I. Everything is Clear Part II. Further Analysis and Discussion Links Laura Gow (website) Laura Gow, Colour (paper) Laura Gow, Everything is Clear (paper) Laura Gow, Empty Space, Silence, and Absence (paper) Laura Gow, A New Theory of Absence Experience (paper) Laura Gow, Perceptual Experience and Physicalism (paper) Laura Gow, The Limitations of Perceptual Transparency (paper)

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The Legacy, chapter 7. first book of the Legacy of the Drow Series. The Legacy was written by R.A. Salvatore. The Copyright is owned by Wizards of the Coast and it is 100% their Intellectual property. Read by Russell Johnson. Contact Info: russelljohnson3000@gmail.com

Intellectual property litigator Terence Ross, a partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman, discusses luxury brand Hermès winning its trial against the digital artist behind “MetaBirkin” nonfungible tokens after convincing a Manhattan jury that the sale of the NFTs violated Hermès' rights to the “Birkin” trademark.Roy Strom, Bloomberg Law correspondent, discusses how a rule in a North Carolina federal court threatens to cause chaos in the lawsuits on behalf of military veterans and their families exposed to toxic water at Camp Lejeune.June Grasso hosts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There are 2 take-home messages regarding infants: 1. Touch and physical contact are critical for physical health, mental health, and a sense of trust in the world. 2. Intellectual stimulation spurs cognitive development so talk, sing, read, and play with your infant. Bigelow, A.E. (2020). To have and to hold: Effects of physical contact on infants and their caregivers. National Library of Medicine. 61:101494. Greicius, J. (2013). The benefits of touch for babies, parents. Stanford Medicine: September 22, 2013. Harmon, K. (2010). How important is touch with your infant? Scientific American: May 6, 2010. Maruwada, M. (2022). 10 Cognitive Activities For Infants To Boost Development, Mom Junction. December 20, 2022.

Dr. Robert Ossiboff helps us understand the importance of intellectual ability, how to improve it and how to impress your professors by avoiding "fact dropping." Season 6 of The PreVet Pawscast is all about people skills. Each week, veterinarians or non-vet professionals share their personal expererience and recommendations for the "soft skills" required by the Letters of Recommendation on the VMCAS application. ---- The Prevet Pawscast provides tips, tricks and tales for applying to vet school and exploring the veterinary medicine profession. You can get all kinds of updates on admissions here: education.vetmed.ufl.edu/ Produced By: Alex Avelino

On this episode of Anchored, Soren is joined by Josh Herring, Dean of Classical Education at Thales Academy in Apex, NC. He discusses the mission of Thales Academy to provide affordable classical education to students of all backgrounds. He also discusses his perspective on the shortcomings of mainstream education and shares habits for forming a robust intellectual life.

Episode #199This episode discusses the importance of winning at work AND winning at home. Ryan is joined by guest Cory Carlson, who is an executive leadership coach to CEO's and executives of Fortune 50 Companies. Cory shares his insights and gives a powerful and simple 5-part framework to live our life to the full with God.In this episode:How you can WIN at WORK and WIN at HOMEThe value of personal & professional coachingHow the coaching process worksKeys to winning at work and winning at homeThe power of a digital SabbathHow dating your spouse can yield massive results in just weeksHow a digital detox can help us detach from our phoneHow we can better prepare for sleepmake room for God by putting technology in it's placeInformation + implementation leads to transformationThe importance of fast actionHow Cory lost 35% of his revenue and got back upThe importance of resilience and hopeHow to recognize God's nudges for where we can be more boldThe difference between selfish ambition and godly ambitionHow pursuing a desire if your heart can make you come alive5-part framework to win: Spiritual, Relational, Physical, Intellectual, FinancialThe importance of reaching out for help if you feel stuckConnect with our guest, Cory Carlson:Website: corymcarlson.comEmail Cory: cory@corymcarlson.comCory's books Win at Home First  and second book ‘Rise and Go' Submit a question or topic for the podcast:Visit ryanshoward.com/contactFollow Ryan on Instagram @ryanshowardVisit ryanshoward.com/freedownload to download 21 Days to a Spirit-Led Life and JUMP START your  journey today.Visit ryanshoward.com/cef to learn get signed up for our new eCourse & coaching to transform your faith into an everyday reality.Visit ryanshoward.com/cef to learn get signed up for our new eCourse & coaching to transform your faith into an everyday reality.

Episode 26 | AI and the Rise of the Intellectual CapitalistNote: this episode contains explicit language.The Big Themes:Knowledge workers are no longer at the top of the pyramid: Careers like lawyer, doctor, and engineer have long been highly valuable and widely esteemed, but by making tons of knowledge readily accessible and mostly free, tools like ChatGPT are going to push knowledge workers down in the career pyramid.The rise of the intellectual capitalist: The creation of "net-new knowledge" (intellectual capital, or IC) is going to define the highly valuable and esteemed careers of tomorrow.ChatGPT and other AI tools should be embraced: Yes, there will be jobs lost and people who use these tools for nefarious reasons, but as a society we must embrace the possibilities and opportunities they present. For example, these tools should not be banned in schools, but instead used to spark conversation and creativity.The Big Quote: "If you've ever created anything new of value for yourself and or your company, in your work, whether you realize it or not, you're an intellectual capitalist... And the big aha now is to take that from the back of your mind to the front of your mind. Ask yourself, what IC have I created already? How am I being super thoughtful about leveraging my IC to make a difference, to create value for others, and for myself?" Want more from Christopher Lochhead? Connect with him on LinkedIn and explore his podcasts, blog, and books.

Welcome back, everyone! Waves of Awareness is back with Season Four and we couldn't be more excited. We are kicking the season off with an amazing Christmas story and the tale of a beloved Waves hero.   Over the holidays, Middle TN experienced a sudden blast of cold, resulting in a little snow and a lot of ice. Many families experienced frozen pipes during the arctic blast. One of the homes operated by Waves was part of those experiencing frozen pipes. Listen along to how the day was saved by our very own Christy Webb in the middle of a flooded home.  This podcast is made possible through partnerships with Spread the Positive, TN's Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, and the Community Foundation of Middle TN. If you like what you hear, share it with a friend and leave a review on any streaming service. Got an idea for a guest, email us at podcast@wavesinc.com.

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Speaking empty words without action is not faith. Intellectual ascent is not faith. Feelings are not faith. Faith is trusting in Jesus in such way that one's entire life is oriented around following him.

Intellectual property litigator Terence Ross, a partner at Katten Muchin Rosenman, discusses French luxury design house Hermès International SA's trademark trial against digital artist Mason Rothschild for creating and selling “MetaBirkin” NFTs, which depict digital images of the famous Birkin handbag.Josh Lichtenstein, a partner who heads the ERISA fiduciary practice at Ropes & Gray, discusses the US Labor Department facing an unwelcome case of litigation deja vu, as it attempts to implement a climate-friendly retirement investment rule.June Grasso hosts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Legacy, chapter 6. first book of the Legacy of the Drow Series. The Legacy was written by R.A. Salvatore. The Copyright is owned by Wizards of the Coast and it is 100% their Intellectual property. Read by Russell Johnson. Contact Info: russelljohnson3000@gmail.com

Our sensory experiences make up the fabric of our worlds. It's a fabric that keeps us warm; a fabric that makes the world worth living in. If you couldn't hear the cry of your new-born child, if you couldn't taste your grandfather's famous brussels sprouts at Christmas, or feel the embrace of your lifelong partner, then your life wouldn't just include less experiences, but less meaning. Given the value we place on our sensory experiences, it seems important that we understand the nature of them. What is happening, exactly, when we hear, taste, and feel? What are sensory experiences made of? In this episode, we'll be exploring the nature of sensory phenomenology with Dr Laura Gow, Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Liverpool. Formerly of Warwick University, Cambridge University, and the University of Antwerp, Dr Gow – whose work focuses on the philosophy of perception and the metaphysics of consciousness – is one of the UK's leading phenomenologists. From hallucinations and colour to empty space and silence, Laura's research covers a broad range of topics, but in this episode we'll be focusing on transparency. According to the transparency view, when we undergo a perceptual experience, the only properties we're aware of are located externally. There are no perceptual properties, says Gow, inside of us – despite what it may seem. This episode is produced in partnership with the Philosophy and the Future project at the University of Liverpool. For more information about philosophy at Liverpool, head over to www.liverpool.ac.uk/philosophy. Contents Part I. Everything is Clear Part II. Further Analysis and Discussion Links Laura Gow (website) Laura Gow, Colour (paper) Laura Gow, Everything is Clear (paper) Laura Gow, Empty Space, Silence, and Absence (paper) Laura Gow, A New Theory of Absence Experience (paper) Laura Gow, Perceptual Experience and Physicalism (paper) Laura Gow, The Limitations of Perceptual Transparency (paper)