Podcasts about is february

Is February really that bad?  Kevin Killeen examines he month we all love to hate and Ryan shares what he has to say.  Next, Ryan speaks with Adam Korzeniewski  who previously worked under the Trump Administration at the Treasury and Commerce Departments. He explains why the GameStop stock story is part of a larger populist movement and how it pertains to the Biden Administration.  We all have struggles during the Pandemic; one marketing agency did a study and found that Cocoa-Cola is the number 1 brand people cite for getting them through the pandemic.  Do you remember sitting around the lunch table in school and looking forward to your favorite snack?  Ryan shares his excitement that Betty Crocker is releasing Dunkaroos icing by itself. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is February 2nd (02.02.2020) is an Ascension Gateway and the hidden start of a new phase of life? Learn the top 5 things you need to know about this Gateway energy which coincides with Imbolc, Candlemas, and with the Cross Quarter Date between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox. Learn how to use this time to manifest greater harmony, clarity and masterful creation in your reality.

In episode 2, yes she's back, Vickie looks ahead at 2020. Will she run every day again? How is her mental health? Is February actually better for resolutions? What are the team's happy plans for 2020. You can find out right now! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inpolife/message

In an effort to be uplifting today instead of super heavy (it IS February after all; in the Midwest that means we are all struggling to go on with our lives because the sun hasn't shined in 3 months), I ran across this post I did awhile back called 10 Steps When You Feel Like a Loser.  Turns out talking about these in detail only brought us through steps 1-3 and then I had to stop and start another episode. (I'm attempting to be consistent with the length of the episodes and keep them around 30 minutes or less.) Anyway, this episode covered thankfulness and confession. It also includes discussion about how "gratitude journals" are all the rage and they worry me.  Solid Scripture in here. This episode includes the following: I Thessalonians 5:18 Colossians 3:15-17 James 1:17 Philippians 4:6 In the segment on Confession I get far enough to reference Bo Giertz' book To Live with Christ which I can recommend enough. Also this bit from the LCMS and also Luther's Small Catechism. Check those out.  Also I have a smidge of intermission music from Monty Python. :) The next show will finish up our list. More Scripture, more of my rants and encouragement. See you then!    To continue the conversation, go to the facebook page or email me! - angiejean.99@gmail.com Production Notes · music - Spoke in the Wheel by Electric Tangerine Audio at http://audiojungle.net/user/ElectricTangerine · Vocal Introduction by Kena Clark ·  Intro/Outro Production by Bradley Hofbauer

What use is an F-call? I recently spent some time talking about the Grey Line, about the way it moves around and how it will help you make contacts along its path. If you recall, the direction of the Grey Line changes throughout the year. As the tilt of the earth affects the direction of the sun on your head, it also affects the shadow line that's drawn across the planet as sun-set and sun-rise occur at your QTH. Of course, you already know this. We experience this change as our seasons. So, if the Grey Line changes direction, the obvious question is, "Which way should you point your antenna?" If you are using a vertical, there isn't much pointing going on, but if you have anything that is rotating, even a mobile station qualifies, there is benefit in actually aligning yourself with the Grey Line. Of course you can look online and see a lovely Grey Line map and use that, but that does require that you have access to the Internet, or a phone with an App or some other technology. But you don't really have to get that technical at all. The antenna you're using has a beam-width that is going to be several degrees wide and local environmental factors are going to impact on your experience, so, here's some figuring. At the equinox, the Grey Line runs North - South, that is, twice a year around 20 March and 22 September. For our quick and dirty calculation, March and September is more than accurate enough. At summer and winter solstice, 21 December and 21 June, the Grey Line runs at the maximum angle, the tilt of the earth, 23.5 degrees. So, every quarter of the year, the Grey Line moves about 23 degrees, call it 21 degrees. So every month the Grey Line moves by about 7 degrees. This is about equal to the width of a man's fist held at arm's length. (104mm) So in December, you'll see the Grey Line running at about a bearing of 21 degrees, in January, about 14 degrees, in February about 7, in March about 0, that is North, and so on. Now the only tricky part is, which way do you go around 0 degrees? Is February 7 degrees east, or 7 degrees west of North? It depends on whether you're north or south of the equator. Here in VK, February is East, April is West, August is East, October is West. To remember that, think that the Grey Line is a FEAST. February is East and August is East. Have fun working the Grey Line. I'm Onno VK6FLAB