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Forget Your Summer Six-Pack. This Year, It's All About the Zoom Bod. Celebrity trainer Ben Bruno shares a comprehensive workout program to get 2020's hottest look.

It's All About the VP, Whoever She May Be!After a sad sack start to the show because Steve couldn't go on a planned trip to The Grand Canyon there is a lengthy discussion about who are the potential VP picks for Joe Biden. We talk about the 10 top "candidates" for the job and learn a little about each! That's why we ran over an hour today (I really don't know what the excuse was for the last 58 times we did that!)

Morning - Sunday, March 8, 2020 - It's All About the Gospel - 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 by Broadway Baptist Church in Lexington, Kentucky - listen to our worship services here. Pastor Daniel Ausbun preaches from the Christian Standard Bible (CSB). A Southern Baptist congregation at 2500 Harrodsburg Road in Lexington, KY 40503.

On this episode of unscripted, It's All About controlling and handling the mood swings when we feel stagnant and losing momentum. How do we get back on track when this happens? Tune in now!

Morning - Sunday, March 8, 2020 - It's All About the Gospel - 1 Corinthians 15:3-4 by Broadway Baptist Church in Lexington, Kentucky - listen to our worship services here. Pastor Daniel Ausbun preaches from the Christian Standard Bible (CSB). A Southern Baptist congregation at 2500 Harrodsburg Road in Lexington, KY 40503.

This week guest speaker, Pastor Robert Morris shares a message entitled It's All About the Heart, from the series The Blessed Life. We pray this message is a blessing to you. If you have any questions or need prayer, please email us at Hello@Greater.Church. If you would like to sow in to this ministry, please visit www.greater.church/give

It's All About the Scriptures

My Guest, Janet M. Neal and I will talk about the pervasive need to provide women with the resources and opportunities to step into their innate power---to heal world problems!After a career in education, she spent 19 years as a Global Rep for IBM, finding her passion there for addressing work/life balance issues.Since she has left the Corporate world, she's become a Coach, a Trainer, a Speaker, a Workshop Leader and an Author of two books, the last one, It's All About the BE, released in 2018.

Pastor Robert Morris continues the series 'The Blessed Life' with a message titled "It's All About the Heart."

Pastor Robert Morris continues the series 'The Blessed Life' with a message titled "It's All About the Heart."

It's All About the CX S01 E06 On this week’s episode, Barry & John interview Brian Powell Oracle ERP & SCM Consultant.  We are talking about the how Oracle front office & back office apps can transform & modernize businesses from campaign management to order fulfilment. The end to end solutions that Oracle can provide.

Dr Carolyn Lam:  Welcome to Circulation On The Run, your weekly podcast summary and backstage pass to the journal and it's editors. I'm Dr Carolyn Lam, Associate Editor from the National Heart Center and Duke National University of Singapore. Dr Greg Hundley:  I'm Greg Hundley, Associate Editor from the Pauley Heart Center at VCU Health in Richmond, Virginia. Well, Carolyn, our feature article today involves bleeding and new cancer diagnosis in patients with atherosclerosis and it emanates from Dr John Eikelboom from McMaster University who addresses the question of whether incident GI or GU bleeding when treating cardiovascular disease with anticoagulation is associated with incident cancer. Now, that's a common occurrence that we see frequently clinically, and I'm really interested to hear those results. Dr Greg Hundley:  How about we start with our articles. And Carolyn, maybe I'll go first this time and my first paper is on mapping and ablation of ventricular fibrillation associated with early repolarization syndrome and it's from Professor Nademanee from Chulalongkorn University. Carolyn, this multicenter study evaluated mapping and ablation of ventricular fibrillation substrates and VF triggers in early repolarization syndrome, also called ERS or J wave syndrome, JWS, among 52 ERS patients for women who are averaged age 35 years with recurrent ventricular fibrillation episodes. Ablations were performed on one. VF substrates defined as areas that had late depolarization abnormalities characterized by low-voltage fractionated late potentials and two VF triggers. Dr Carolyn Lam:  So... What did they find? Dr Greg Hundley: So first there were two phenotypes of ERS/JWS. Group one included those with late depolarization abnormalities with the underlying mechanism of high-amplitude J wave elevation that predominantly resided in the right ventricular outflow tract and the right ventricular inferolateral epicardium. They served as excellent targets for ablation. And two, the other was with a pure ERS devoid of VF substrates, but with VF triggers that are associated with Purkinje sites. The catheter ablation of the arrhythmogenic substrates with late depolarization abnormalities was very effective in preventing VF recurrence in group one patients and ablation of VF triggers emanating from the Purkinje system was effective in treating the group two patients. Dr Carolyn Lam:  Wow, thanks Greg. My first paper is a first randomized double-blind placebo-controlled trial examining the early effects of SGLT2 inhibitors on clinically important endpoints in patients with heart failure and reduced ejection. Recall that outcome trials in patients with type 2 diabetes have demonstrated reduced hospitalization for heart failure with SGLT2 inhibitors. However, few of these patients had heart failure and those that did were not really fully well characterized. Dr Carolyn Lam:  So DEFINE-HF was an investigator-initiated multicenter randomized controlled trial of heart failure patients with left ventricular ejection fraction less than 40, New York Heart Association Class II to III, GFR above 30, and elevated natriuretic peptides. This DEFINE-HF was published by Dr Kosiborod from St. Luke's, Mid America heart Institute and colleagues. In total, 263 patients were randomized to dapagliflozin 10 milligrams daily or placebo for 12 weeks. There was a dual primary outcome and the first was mean NT-proBNP and the second proportion of patients with a five or more point increase in heart failure disease specific health status on the Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnaire or KCCQ overall summary score or a 20% or more decrease in NT-proBNP. Dr Carolyn Lam:  So here's what they found. There was no significant difference in average six and 12 weeks adjusted NT-proBNP with dapagliflozin versus placebo. However, for the second dual primary outcome of a meaningful improvement in KCCQ overall summary score or NT-proBNP, significantly greater proportions of patients treated with dapagliflozin experienced clinically meaningful improvements in heart failure-related symptoms, functional status, and quality of life or natriuretic peptides compared to placebo, and these results were consistent among patients with or without type 2 diabetes. Dr Greg Hundley:  Wow, Carolyn, another sort of feather in the cap for SGLT2 inhibitors. What are the clinical implications specifically for this study? Dr Carolyn Lam:  Yeah, I couldn't agree with you more Greg, and these findings in particular suggest that dapagliflozin may have a favorable effect on improving disease-specific health status after 12 weeks of treatment in patients with heart failure and reduced ejection fraction. These beneficial effects of dapagliflozin may potentially extend to patients with or without type 2 diabetes. Interesting that the first primary outcome of NT-proBNP was not significantly different. I'm sure we'll hear more. Dr Greg Hundley:  Very good. Well, my next paper comes from Dr Jeffrey Saffitz from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and it really relates to therapeutic modulation of the immune response in arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy. Carolyn, inflammation is a prominent feature of arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, but whether it contributes to the disease phenotype is not really known. So in this study, the authors sought to define the role of inflammation and the pathogenesis of arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy by characterizing NF kappa beta signaling in ACM models both in vitro and in vivo and in cardiomyocytes from patient-induced pluripotent stem cells. Dr Carolyn Lam: Wow, that sounds like a lot of work. So what did they find? Dr Greg Hundley:  First they found that NF kappa beta signaling is activated in cardiac myocytes in arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy. Second, BAY 11-7082, a small molecule inhibitor of NF kappa beta signaling prevented development of major features of the disease phenotype. And third, cardiac myocytes express large amounts of inflammatory cytokines and chemotactic molecules in arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, reflecting activation of an innate immune response in the heart. Dr Greg Hundley:  So Carolyn, clinically important features of ARVC or arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, myocardial injury and arrhythmias are driven by activation of an immune response in the heart. And the results of this study suggest that Anti-inflammatory drug therapy should be studied to determine if it could be an effective mechanism-based strategy to reduce myocardial damage and risk of sudden death in patients with arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy. Dr Greg Hundley:  So Carolyn, how about the other articles in this issue? Can you tell us a little more about them? Dr Greg Hundley:  Oh, I would love to. We have a primer from Dr Weissgerber entitled Reveal, Don't Conceal Transforming Data Visualization to Improve Transparency, and this primer really outlines strategies for selecting the correct type of figure based on a study design, sample size, and type of variable. It examines techniques for making effective dot plots, box plots, and violin plots and illustrates how to avoid sending mixed messages by aligning the figure structure with the study design and statistical analysis. A really nice primer. Dr Greg Hundley: We also have a perspective from Dr Verma entitled More Credence for SGLT2 Inhibition. Talk about even more feathers in the SGLT2 inhibitor cap. Dr Greg Hundley: There's an On My Mind article from Dr Godier on specific antidotes for direct oral anticoagulant reversal. Is it a case closed or a cold case? Dr Godier really concludes with saying that the availability of specific antidotes provides in itself reassurance, but whether DOAC reversal translates into clinical improvements remain unknown and this leaves clinicians in kind of an awkward position and the case is not closed. Read more. It's a very nice piece. Dr Greg Hundley: We also have a research letter from Dr Mills very interestingly showing that endothelial progenitor cells do not are originate from the bone marrow. Very interestingly, Dr Mills systematically studied the origin of endothelial progenitor cells in people with sex-mismatched bone marrow transplantation using two complimentary methods and found that all the clones formed from single cells were actually derived from the recipient rather than from the donor bone marrow, thus suggesting that endogenous neovascularization in the heart is driven by tissue resident endothelial progenitor cells without a direct contribution from bone marrow cells. A very important piece because it goes against prior pieces and it's consistent with others, so do read this research letter. Dr Greg Hundley: Finally, there's a cardiovascular key series from Dr Uriel and title It's All About the Tissue and it's a rare case of acute cardiogenic shock. Dr Greg Hundley: Wow, Carolyn, what great summaries and articles we have in this issue, but how about now we go and learn a little bit more about that GI tract in our feature article? Dr Carolyn Lam: You bet, Greg. Dr Greg Hundley: Welcome everyone to our feature discussion and today we're going to meet with Dr John Eikelboom from McMaster University in Ontario, Canada and our own associate editor, Dr Shinya Goto from Tokai University School of Medicine in Kanagawa, Japan. The feature discussion paper focuses on the development of lower gastrointestinal bleeding or genitourinary bleeding that may occur in patients with cardiovascular disease that are receiving anticoagulant therapy. Dr Greg Hundley: So first John, I was wondering, could you tell us a little bit about the hypothesis and why you wanted to conduct this study? Dr John Eikelboom:  Intriguingly, we set out to do a trial of antithrombotic therapy in cardiovascular disease and our intent originally was not to look at cancer specifically in relation to bleeding. In fact, normally in our cardiovascular trials we don't even collect cancer. But the background story is that there is a hypothesis and there are data that aspirin protects against gastrointestinal cancer and in the COMPASS trial we were testing a regimen that omitted aspirin. So we were concerned that by omitting aspirin this might lead to an increase in cancer. So as a safety measure we very carefully collected all types of cancer during this trial. We were very much reassured that none of the antithrombotic regimens were associated with an increase in cancer, but then we noticed there was a very high rate of cancer diagnosis, about 4% during the course of the trial, and cancer was as common as cardiovascular events. This observation prompted a secondary analysis to see who was having the cancer and in particular with our interest in bleeding where the bleeding identified patients who were subsequently diagnosed with cancer. Dr Greg Hundley: Can you tell us a little bit about the design of your study and your study population? Dr John Eikelboom:  The COMPASS trial was designed to test whether an antithrombotic regimen containing rivaroxaban might be more effective than aspirin in preventing cardiovascular events. We included people with chronic coronary artery disease or peripheral artery disease who were randomized to one of two rivaroxaban regimens or aspirin. The results of this main analysis have been previously published the rivaroxaban regimen was associated with more bleeding than aspirin and in particular more gastrointestinal bleeding. Of course, it was more effective than aspirin in reducing the composite of cardiovascular death, stroke, or myocardial infarction. So in this analysis, we then drilled down on the bleeding story and in particular on the gastrointestinal or genitourinary bleeding because bleeding into a hollow viscus has previously been identified as a marker of cancer risk. Dr Greg Hundley: And who did you include in this study? Dr John Eikelboom:  We included people with chronic coronary or peripheral artery disease, that is people who were some time away from an acute event. They were more or less stable, although the term chronic is probably better. They were on effective secondary prevention strategies. They'd be your typical patient that a cardiologist, an internist, a vascular specialist, or a neurology would see in their outpatient clinic, an ambulatory patient, where the focus of the clinician would be on cardiovascular prevention. Dr Greg Hundley: And how many subjects were in your study? Was this a large study? Dr John Eikelboom:  The study included 27,395 patients from 33 countries and 602 centers, so yes, a large study with a very broad inclusion criteria. This result therefore also is very widely applicable to the secondary prevention cardiovascular populations. Dr Greg Hundley: So what did you find? What were your results? Dr John Eikelboom:  We found that there are several highlights. The first, as I've already alluded to, new cancer diagnosis was found in one of 25 people of comparable frequency to the composite of cardiovascular death, MI, or stroke. So that's the first finding. The second funding was that bleeding was very common, that is any bleeding, major or minor, about 10% of the population during an average of two years of follow-up. Then the third and the most relevant finding to our report is that bleeding was a powerful predictor of a new cancer diagnosis. To describe that a little bit more carefully, among those with bleeds about 10% were diagnosed with a new cancer of any type. And then when we look specifically at gastrointestinal bleeding, it's again around the same proportion of those with GI bleeding who are diagnosed with gastrointestinal cancer but compared with those who did not have gastrointestinal bleeding, those with gastrointestinal bleeding had a twentyfold increased hazard. In other words, the GI bleeding was a very powerful predictor of news GI cancer diagnosis. Likewise, genitourinary bleeding was a very powerful predictor of new genitourinary cancer diagnosis, about a thirtyfold increased hazard. And when we separated out the urinary bleeding that was the most powerful predictor about a hundredfold increase. And the converse, if we look at bleeding in other areas, they was an association with cancer, but it was much weaker, and this really focuses the attention on bleeding into a hollow viscus, GI tract, the genitourinary tract, and in particular the urinary tract, and it sends up a red flag for clinicians if you bleed into these areas there is a very great increase in the hazard of new cancer diagnosis. Dr Greg Hundley:  Fantastic, John. So just two quick points and then we wanted to ask Shinya to help us put this study in perspective. The average age of the patients, what was that in this study, what was the gender breakdown, and then did you find any more frequent association of cancer with genitourinary bleeding in men versus women? Dr John Eikelboom:  The average age was 68 and about one fifth where women, so that is pretty typical of cardiovascular trials, although an area of separate interest because women were relatively underrepresented. Of course, that's another story. In terms of cancer prediction, we didn't separately explore this in men and women and indeed the cancers were dominated by the urinary tract and the GI tract with far fewer genital tract cancers. So we're not really in a position to answer that question. I do accept that very important consideration because clearly, we're going to investigate differently in a man compared with a woman if they have genitourinary tract bleeding. Dr Greg Hundley:  Well, Shinya, we appreciate having the opportunity to speak with you as an associate editor of Circulation. How do we implement or interpret this data in the context of administration of both aspirin as well as other anticoagulant strategies? Dr Shinya Goto:  This paper is very important. I mean, that we are cardiologists, we believe we are very away from that cancer, but John and COMPASS group demonstrated cancer is much commonly occurred than we expected, almost similar rate as cardiovascular death within two year in patients recognized coronary artery disease and peripheral artery disease. They are on antiplatelet or anticoagulant agent aspirin, 2.5 milligram b.i.d. of rivaroxaban, plus over 5 milligram b.i.d. of rivaroxaban alone. So CAD/PAD patient on antithrombosis, we have to care about cancer. And as John beautifully pointed out, if the patient experienced bleeding, like GI tract bleeding, we have to care seriously about hidden GI tract cancer. If a CT scan found GU bleeding, it is an important sign of concealed genitourinary tract cancer. We are very close, so it's a kind of bridging discipline. Cardiology should be close to oncology. As John pointed out, the patient at 68 average age, not so old, it's typical of age of the patient treated by cardiologist. But you know, the message is strong: We have to be careful about the cancer and we have to be careful especially if we found anything in GI tract or GU, so the message is clear. Dr Greg Hundley:  Well, thank you Shinya. Shinya, I wanted to ask you, what do you think is the next study to be performed in this area of investigation? Dr Shinya Goto:  If we conducted a cardiovascular trial, it would be nice to add cancer as an endpoint, especially for long-term trial. Dr Greg Hundley:  John, do you have any perspectives? Where do you see your research going in this area over the next five years? Dr John Eikelboom:  In addition to the very important point raised by Shinya, I think there are two additional considerations. The one is we need to better understand whether the apparently earlier diagnosis of cancer that can be achieved by exploring bleeding in these cardiovascular patients can improve clinical outcome. We certainly hope that this is good news for patients because we hope to be able to diagnose cancer earlier. The second big question is if we were more diligent in screening for bleeding and in particular occult bleeding in the cardiovascular patient, would that lead or help us to diagnose the cancer earlier? Dr Greg Hundley:  Well listeners, we've had a great discussion from Dr John Eikelboom from McMaster University in Ontario, Canada, and our own Shinya Goto from Tokai University School of Medicine in Kanagawa, Japan. They have highlighted to us this important study result indicating an association of detection of cancer when we observe gastrointestinal and genitourinary bleeding after treatment with both anticoagulant and antithrombotic therapy. And so for Carolyn Lam and myself, Greg Hundley, we wish you a great week and we look forward to catching you On the Run next week. Dr Carolyn Lam:  This program is copyright American Heart Association 2019.

Let's take this ride back to the ‘90s and the early 2000’s on the urban hip hop tip. This was a time when the urban hip hop landscape was still a little grimy and authentic. Featuring Gang Starr, Ice Cube, Ashanti, Eve, Jay-Z, Tupac and many more! Playlist 1. I'm in Love with a Stripper/T - Pain f/Mike Jones 2. Into You/Fabulous f/Tamia 3. Hit Me Off/New Edition 4. Royalty GangStarr 5. Right Thur/Chingy 6. Satisfaction/Eve 7. 21 Questions/50 Cent f/Nate Dogg 8. Rock Wit U (Awww Baby)/Ashanti 9. Ignition RMX/R. Kelly 10. Excuse Miss (Again)/Jay-Z 11. Can't Stop/Young Gunz 12. Who's That Girl/Eve 13. Rock Your Body/Justin Timberlake 14. Give Up The Nappy Dugout/Ice Cube 15. Beware of The Boys/Punjabi MC & Jay-Z 16. One More Chance/Notorious B.I.G. 17. Flava In Your Ear (RMX)/Crag Mack 18. It's All About the Benjamins (Remix)/Puff Daddy & The Family 19. California Love/Tupac 20. Who Shot Ya/Notorious B.I.G. 21. Gin & Juice/Snoop Dogg 22. Tonight's Da Night/Redman 23. R&B B/Notorious B.I.G. 24. The Teacha (Super Rapper)/KRS 1 25. NYC Anthem/Crooklyn Clan 26. Daytona 500 / Ghostface Killah f/Raekwon & Cappadonna 27. Going Back To Cali/Notorious B.I.G. 28. Be Faithful/Fatman Scoop 29. U & Dat/E – 40 &T- Pain 30. Breathe & Stop/Q Tip 31. Crazy On Love/Beyonce f/Jay-Z

Attitude Radio on RBS 91.9FM (France) 45 min : OPEN SESSION 45 min : SPECIAL DELIVERY 30 min : IT'S ALL ABOUT "an artist/band"

CAYTHA JENTIS is an award winning independent filmmaker. Her most recent project is “The Other F Word,” a comedic short form series that streamed on Amazon and then licensed to AARP. The cast includes Steve Guttenberg, Judy Gold, Alysia Reiner and Gilbert Gottfried. A half hour version is being packaged by a major agency. Jentis has also written four features, produced three and directed two. Her features include “Bad Parents” starring Janeane Garofalo, Cheri Oteri, Christopher Titus, Michael Boatman and Kristen Johnston (Cinedigm), “And Then Came Love” starring Vanessa Williams, Anna Camp and Eartha Kitt (Warner Bros) and “The One” starring Jon Prescott (TLA Releasing).  Caytha's award winning stage play "It's All About the Kids" has been turned into a musical that premiered at NYMF.   Her production company Fox Meadow Films has projects in various stages of development and recently opened a talent management division.  A former literary agent, she has also has an extensive background in sales including a stint at the Bergen Record in internet ad sales. She earned an M.F.A. from UCLA in screenwriting and a B.S. in TV/film from Syracuse University. She is a member of the Producers Guild, Writer’s Guild and NYWIFT.   For more Reference: www.foxmeadowfilms.com/team

Professional wrestling and comics are perhaps two of the purest art forms known to humanity, and much like the proverbial peanut butter and chocolate, when smashed together end up being quite tasty indeed. This episode of Serious Fun speaks with Lan Pitts, one such confectioner of this treat and writer for Boom! Studios' WWE comics series. Bryan and Lan talk about writing for comics, finding the story in professional wrestling, the mythic storytelling possibilities of The Million Dollar Man and Razor Ramon, Pitts' original work, and so much more in a wide-ranging interview. Everyone has a price, but luckily yours...is free! Listen now. Music Credits: Jim Johnston - "It's All About the Money" Jim Johnston - "Bad Boy" World Wrestling Entertainment - "Million Dollar Man" clip

Today is part 2 of a series that started last week! If you missed it, go back and listen to last weeks message titled: "It's All About the Heart".

Today is part 2 of a series that started last week! If you missed it, go back and listen to last weeks message titled: "It's All About the Heart".

In the ride of life there are best times and worst times. There are moments when we need to let go of things and moments when we get to celebrate. Pastor Bobby speaks about all these things in this week's sermon "It's All About the Ride."

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  This episode discusses the transitioning from an engine or other company to the truck company.  Your panel discusses the differences you can expect when operating on a truck company as opposed to the engine. The experience of the panel offers a unique perspective that can be applied to any department.  Remember, it's not the apparatus that makes the truck work, it's the assignment and tasks performed. Be sure to check out Mike Torres of the Chicago FD at FDIC 2018 teaching in the HOT class "It's All About the Saws" Catch Captain Arthur Ashley in his FDIC 2018 classroom session "Truck Company Operations without the Truck" on Thursday at 3:30 in room 231-233. If you have questions, feel to contact us at enginehousetraining@gmail.com and we look forward to seeing you soon.

Bill Jenkins - Bill is a pastor and author who released his new book "It's All About the Reset"; a book that helps you understand you can reset situations in your life to help boost your happiness.V.R. Craft - She's the author of a brand new book called "Stupid Humans" a sci-fi novel that has a creative twist, one she got from observing people in her retail job.

Catchacast une émission mensuelle de DeezPodcasts. Un concept simple : On parle du catch sous toutes ses formes : mainstream, puroresu, lucha libre, indé,… Et on explique les termes niches en prime !===== Au programme de ce Catchacast #5 ====Qui ?Mehdi (@D_Mehdi),Mikaël (@Orioto)et Guillaume (@RootsGenoa).Et pour l’émission en général Twitter-Instagram (@deezpodcasts) et Facebook (www.facebook.com/DeezPodcasts/)Quoi ?Gimmick & Booking : coeur et poumon du catchPourquoi ?On vous parlait de kayfabe la fois précédente. Une fois qu'on croit au catch il faut entretenir la flamme. Le gimmick et le booking sont là pour ça ! Comme d'hab' on vient vous expliquer ce que c'est en premier lieu.Au final ?Déjà Guillaume agrandit les rangs de la team Catchacast et c'est pas rien !Ensuite une émission qui permet de constater qu'il y a de superbes réussites et des errances partout dans le monde (du catch :p) ! Timeline00:00:00 – 00:05:02 Intro du sujet " Gimmick & Booking"Interlude : Rest in Peace par l'Undertaker00:05:17 – 00:35:41Le booking et gimmick c'est quoi ? Et quelle relation de l'équipe à ces concepts?Interlude : Mr Kennedy et ses fans !00:36:31 – 01:02:06Le booking : cet art non maitrisé et non maitrisable du catch(eur)Et conclusion !Tous les thèmes et éventuels visuels sont la propriété de leurs compositeurs et/ou sociétés respectives.Crédit Audio :"It's All About the Money (The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase)" de WWE, Jimmy Hart & JJ MaguireTiger Mask série de la Toei Animation; parloes de Sakai Mikiocomposée par Yamazaki Masumi et interprétée par lisaL’Uomo Tigre (traduction italienne de Tiger Mask)Générique : Chanteurs – Riccardo Zara et I Cavalieri del Re, auteur – Zara, RiccardoLe générique est composé de sons libres de droit ou extraits de commentaires des fédérations WWE et NJPW.Le morceau Vengeance est composé par Lukash dont vous pouvez consulter en libre tous ses albums : lukhash.com/ET SURTOUT VOUS POUVEZ TOUT COMME MOI ÉVENTUELLEMENT LUI FAIRE UN DON SI VOUS APPRÉCIEZ SON TRAVAIL !

Catchacast une émission mensuelle de DeezPodcasts. Un concept simple : On parle du catch sous toutes ses formes : mainstream, puroresu, lucha libre, indé,… Et on explique les termes niches en prime ! ===== Au programme de ce Catchacast #5 ==== Qui ? Mehdi (@D_Mehdi),Mikaël (@Orioto)et Guillaume (@RootsGenoa). Et pour l’émission en général Twitter-Instagram (@deezpodcasts) et Facebook (www.facebook.com/DeezPodcasts/) Quoi ? Gimmick & Booking : coeur et poumon du catch Pourquoi ? On vous parlait de kayfabe la fois précédente. Une fois qu'on croit au catch il faut entretenir la flamme. Le gimmick et le booking sont là pour ça ! Comme d'hab' on vient vous expliquer ce que c'est en premier lieu. Au final ? Déjà Guillaume agrandit les rangs de la team Catchacast et c'est pas rien ! Ensuite une émission qui permet de constater qu'il y a de superbes réussites et des errances partout dans le monde (du catch :p) ! Timeline 00:00:00 – 00:05:02 Intro du sujet " Gimmick & Booking" Interlude : Rest in Peace par l'Undertaker 00:05:17 – 00:35:41 Le booking et gimmick c'est quoi ? Et quelle relation de l'équipe à ces concepts? Interlude : Mr Kennedy et ses fans ! 00:36:31 – 01:02:06 Le booking : cet art non maitrisé et non maitrisable du catch(eur) Et conclusion ! Tous les thèmes et éventuels visuels sont la propriété de leurs compositeurs et/ou sociétés respectives. Crédit Audio : "It's All About the Money (The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase)" de WWE, Jimmy Hart & JJ Maguire Tiger Mask série de la Toei Animation; parloes de Sakai Mikio composée par Yamazaki Masumi et interprétée par lisa L’Uomo Tigre (traduction italienne de Tiger Mask) Générique : Chanteurs – Riccardo Zara et I Cavalieri del Re, auteur – Zara, Riccardo Le générique est composé de sons libres de droit ou extraits de commentaires des fédérations WWE et NJPW. Le morceau Vengeance est composé par Lukash dont vous pouvez consulter en libre tous ses albums : lukhash.com/ ET SURTOUT VOUS POUVEZ TOUT COMME MOI ÉVENTUELLEMENT LUI FAIRE UN DON SI VOUS APPRÉCIEZ SON TRAVAIL !

Chef and CEO of Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse, Steve DiFillippo, has penned a new guidebook for those wanting to break into the food business. It's All About the Guest offers an honest exploration of what it takes to make it as a restauranteur in America. From the importance of monitoring industry trends to why you should treat your employees like guests, Steve reveals some of the core principles of his book. Find out how Steve grew his Boston-based startup to a multimillion dollar empire. [00:00:00] Spring Rolling in the Dough at Davio’s [00:06:21] Steve DiFillippo: Entrepreneur Since Birth [00:11:30] The Benefits of Being Office-Free [00:18:21] Monitoring Industry Trends and Cash Flow [00:27:31] Treating Your Employees Like Guests [00:33:21] Philanthropy and Customer Service

Desert Island Episodes - Voyager Season 4.   Season 4 of Star Trek: Voyager saw a great deal of change with the departure of Kes and the arrival of Seven of Nine. But it's also safe to say that Voyager hit its full stride in season 4, with the exploration of Seven of Nine's reclaimed humanity and some of the most memorable episodes in Voyager's entire run.   In this episode of To The Journey, hosts Zachary Fruhling, Suzanne Williamson, and Kay Shaw continue their "Desert Island" series, comparing their high-stakes choices for the top three Voyager episodes from this season that they would take with them to a desert island, forsaking all other episodes from season 4 forever. Find out who's coming over for Voyager night in whose desert-island hut, and who's watching which season 4 episodes alone.   Chapters  Intro (00:00:00)  Barbecues and Babies (00:01:53)  It's All About the Pocket Watch (00:03:55)  The 'Frasier' Episode (00:12:21)  Voyager's 'Odyssey' (00:20:31)  A Person in Uniform (00:29:09)  They'd Have to Sedate Me (00:34:33)  You Can't Go Wrong With Ray Wise (00:39:08)  Honorable Mentions (00:43:42)  Closing (00:52:18)   Hosts  Zachary Fruhling, Suzanne Williamson, and Kay Shaw   Production  Kay Shaw (Editor) Suzanne Williamson (Producer) Zachary Fruhling (Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Bruce Lish (Associate Producer) Joo Kim (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Associate Producer) Patrick Carlin (Associate Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)

It's All About the Heart

It's All About the Father's Love by Pastor Linda Temple 10.22.17 by Podcast From Father's House OC Church

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Rev. Virginia Ortiz "It's All About the Heart" Jeremiah 17:9-10 Primitive Christian Church

Admit it, you love watch all those TV shows about house flipping, income properties and taking a wreck of a house and turning it into a recurring revenue source. Especially if you can do it with minimal cost or time on your own part. Well even if you will not admit it or just don't watch, I do so I found a guest who can tell us the real deal on investing in real estate and the pitfalls to watch out for. As my guest shares, understanding the market is only one piece, you need to understand the math and surround yourself with the right advisers to have a greater chance of success.  Hmm, sounds like the perfect show for It's All About the Questions! With a passion for researching and sharing the most important facts on real estate and economics, Kathy is a frequent guest expert on such media as CNN, CNBC, Fox News, NPR, CBS MarketWatch and the Wall Street Journal. She is the author of the #1 best seller, Retire Rich with Rentals, and is host of The Real Wealth Show – which is a featured podcast on iTunes with listeners in 27 different countries. Kathy received her BA in Broadcast Communications from San Francisco State University and worked in the newsrooms of CNN, FOX, CTV and ABC-7. She’s past-president of American Women in Radio & Television. Kathy became a certified personal coach through the Coaches Training Institute in San Rafael, California. In 2001, she took the coaching process to television and produced a cable show called “DREAM” which followed the process of 6 people going after their dreams over 90 days. Kathy noticed a theme on her Dream coaching show: most people didn’t have time for their dreams when they are spending all their time at work to make money to pay the bills. Her show sponsor was a real estate expert and the segments they produced changed her life. After interviewing dozens of real estate millionaires, Kathy discovered their best strategies for creating passive income streams. She and her husband bought numerous investment properties and since then learned the highs and lows of investing that can only come from hands-on experience. She is passionate about learning more and sharing that information with the members of Real Wealth Network and the listeners of The Real Wealth Show. Kathy loves the freedom that real estate investing can bring. She is an avid traveler and enjoys hiking, rock climbing, skiing, figure skating and surfing. She lives in Malibu, California with her husband, Rich, and their two daughters.

I connect people and I see connections when I meet people and walk into businesses. I get all these ideas on how they can partner with other people, groups and businesses to increase their exposure and businesses. I never thought of it as a business for myself until I was introduced to Sohail Khan by Steve Olsher (I interviewed him as well on a previous episode of It's All About the Questions). Sohail lets you see behind curtain to the wizard behind and teaches us how we can make money connecting people and businesses together and what the 3 steps are to put together a successful Joint venture or strategic partnership.   Sohail Khan is founder of The Joint Venture Group. Prior to starting The Joint Venture Group, Sohail has had over 15 years of sales, joint venture marketing and business experience. Having previously built a multi-million dollar internet training business which he started with just $1,000 in 2000, he then sold a majority stake to a $150M IT company in 2006. In 2008 the IT company went bust and Sohail lost everything but retained the knowledge and expertise of building a business with over $10 Million in sales using just joint ventures. In 2009 Sohail set himself a challenge to make $1 Million within 12 months using nothing but just his joint venture marketing expertise and managed to close a $1.5 Million joint venture in just 30 days! Without a product, business or capital Sohail closed his ‘biggest’ joint venture to date and went from Zero To 4 million customers in just 30 days now called his ‘Joint Venture Blueprint!’ In 2011 Sohail launched www.BrokeringBootcamp.com to train individuals worldwide to operate their own 6 and 7 Figure Joint Venture Brokerage also giving business owners access to a specialist professional support network to help them create ‘high-level and low-cost’ joint ventures to double or even triple their sales and profits! In 2014 Sohail published his first #1 International Bestselling book with the late Jay Conrad Levinson titled ‘Guerrilla Marketing and Joint Ventures’ completed a few weeks before Jay’s death. Now speaking Internationally Sohail cover’s: Why Joint Ventures Are The World's Most Powerful Marketing Strategy How To Super Network with Millionaires and Billionaires How You Can Easily Leverage Other Businesses Assets To Make MILLIONS How Anyone Can Create Money WITHOUT Even Having a Product, List or Traffic How He Closed A Million Pound Joint Venture Deal and Acquired 4 Million Customers In JUST 30 days spending just $500! How You Can Close Your First BIG Joint Venture Deal In Just 60 Days Why Brokering Joint Ventures Is The BEST Business In The World!

It's ALL About 4 Tribes 4 Peace....Join us this evening on Queenmother4REAL Media on Blogtalkradio 7-9 pm, 347 989 0180 for the Kindred Report! SiSTARQueens Rise and Shine is a weekly gathering dedicated to spotlighting the many missions at hand. We visit SiSTARS of many Queendoms...and are visited by Kings! This evening we hold the intention to pick up the conversations waiting to be had...as well as those we are already DEEP in. We are sharing the KINDRED bonds that co create brighter tomorrows in our communities and Tribes....  Looking forward to introductions and recruiting information from our WEB Mama...holding the South on the Medicine wheel or Kindred Shield. Our Two Moons Elder Reconnect is just around the corner, Earth Mama will share updates dor that gathering at the foot of Cold Mouontain, in Waynesville NC... Be present for the Life Vantage comversations of how to reduce oxidative stress which antagonizes inflamation in our physical forms...or spiritual congestion for some...Tanisha Broadway comes with the 411 on natural energizers that slow down the aging process in mind and body. We look forward to SiSTARS from the Queen City of Buffalo preparing for an amazing retreat weekemd...we've been blessed with the Spoken word of Queen STAR Goodness, opening vocals by Micaila Ayorinde, Oracle Divination...HE Ifasade Bola Komolafe... It's been rich and poetry...you might want to stop by 347 9890180...7 pm est

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How do you turn your vision of entrepreneurial success into reality while making sure your family life doesn't fall apart? Is it even possible? You can have it all. At least that is what we keep being told but is that really possible? According to my guest, Daniel T. Ruke, more commonly known as Ruke, it is but it requires planning, communication and clarity on what you want to achieve, what it will take to achieve it and agreement on specifics that may have to be alternated by everyone directly or indirectly involved. Taking lessons he learned building multiple successful brands of his own and helping other corporations like Disney, Marvel and Chico's make their brands even more effective, Ruke has developed an online program that includes an Entrepreneurial Commitment Contract.  He is graciously giving it free to all of you, my listeners! On this episode of It's All About the Questions, Ruke shares four questions you can ask yourself and one you can ask others to help you unlock and design your destiny so that you and your brand is not only seen but felt. In 1993, RUKE opened RUKE Illustrations (www.RUKE.com). He focused on themed and branded spaces. When most artists didn’t want to touch a computer, RUKE embraced it. Not only was he able to do hand painted murals, but the use of technology enabled him to contribute to the overall design and theme of entertainment venues and destinations. Understanding that “Brands are felt, not read”, RUKE expanded his illustration company in 1998 into blink, a non-traditional creative agency (www.blinkStyle.com). The atmosphere offers employees the artistic freedom to create revolutionary work while making clients successful. RUKE has always looked for the client’s uniqueness in branding, product image and sales cycles, all of which separate the client from their competition. This was a major shift in his career. He was now able to represent projects and companies from an advertising and marketing capacity, as well as contribute to the creative and the development of their products and services. His drive and passion keep blink on the forefront of art and communication. In 2010, RUKE combined all of his experience and talents to create Game Nation, the world’s first Experiential Video Game Theme Park and Resort (www.GameNationParks.com). With total immersion and complete interactivity, Game Nation merges video game mechanics with physical themed attractions, creating some of the most unreal experiences gamers have ever had. RUKE prides himself in creating cultural brands. Being a keen observer of not only audience demographics, but more importantly, their psychographics and socialgraphics, he connects brands to their customers’ world. He’s had the honor of contributing to the success of hundreds of Brands, Products and Companies.  www.blinklessons.com  

Join Business Success Coach and Host, Trina Newby as she shares ways to make things happen in your life and business now!  Today's hot topic is "It's All About the Numbers!"

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Hay MzTrish Here with today’s topic Best Friends / Girlfriends on, “It's All About the Funny with MzTrish n Friends”. Where we'll be laughing it up about the Stupid Shit we do. Yet inspires you to keep on learning Life’s’ Lessons. Call into the show with your Best Friend/Girlfriend and be a part of the show or tell us how to be a great friend at 914-205-5568. Saturday 6:30pm ESTAlso, What have you learned from the Stupid Shit Letter or Any of the Stupid Shit you have done? Hashtag your commits: #‎WhatDidYouLearn Be can be apart of the show. Leave your audio message on the Mz. Trish Hotline at 678-632-5541 - 24 hrs a day. Be funny, inspirational, give your opinion, or just say hi. If you're good, you may be selected for broadcast, live during the show.

Hay MzTrish Here with today’s topic Best Friends / Girlfriends on, “It's All About the Funny with MzTrish n Friends”. Where we'll be laughing it up about the Stupid Shit we do. Yet inspires you to keep on learning Life’s’ Lessons. Call into the show with your Best Friend/Girlfriend and be a part of the show or tell us how to be a great friend at 914-205-5568. Saturday 6:30pm ESTAlso, What have you learned from the Stupid Shit Letter or Any of the Stupid Shit you have done? Hashtag your commits: #‎WhatDidYouLearn Be can be apart of the show. Leave your audio message on the Mz. Trish Hotline at 678-632-5541 - 24 hrs a day. Be funny, inspirational, give your opinion, or just say hi. If you're good, you may be selected for broadcast, live during the show.

At this point, you may be as sure as Angela Prosinski, the juror from the first trial that I spoke with in episode 4, that Cal murdered his wife. After all, there are a lot of things that, taken as a whole, could equate to Cal being a murderer. You have people who say Cal threatened Michele and was angry and controlling. You have the prosecution telling you that Michele and Cal were in the midst of a bitter divorce, a divorce that Cal did not want. And you have a small amount of blood found in the Harris' estate. Conversely, you may be just as certain that he didn't do it. As Bruce Barket points out, the small amount of blood found in the Harris' estate does not equate to a crime scene - much less, the place where Cal killed Michele. And what about all of the resources dedicated to investigating Cal as the murderer. With all of the attention on him, it seems hard to believe he could have killed his wife and hid the body without someone being the wiser. Tune in to the crew that put it all together. Lis Wiehl, Jennifer Williams, Rick Buser, and William Sanchez Previous Episodes Episode 7 - Bruce Barket, Cal Harris' Defense Attorney, Joins #WiehlOfJustice Episode 6 - The Jury is Deadlocked in the Third TrialMuMurder Episode 5 - The Second Trial Episode 4 - A Juror Speaks Out Episode 3 - It's All About the Blood? Episode 2 - The First Trial Episode 1 - The Calvin Harris Story

Based on district attorney Kirk Martin's comments after the third trial it seems like there will be a fourth trial. A "not guilty" verdict is still a possibility for Cal Harris. However, so far this is the best outcome he has had. In both of the first two trials, he was found guilty. Twelve people in the first trial and twelve in the second were able to agree that Cal Harris killed Michele. But, in the latest trial, only six of the jurors were sure of Cal's guilt. That says a lot about Cal's new legal team which is lead by Bruce Barket. The evidence is not really changing and the witnesses are remaining almost exactly the same from trial to trial. You would have to figure that Mr. Barket, the one arguing on Cal's behalf, is at least partially responsible for the deadlocked jury. Mr. Barket specializes in criminal defense cases. He is no stranger to high profile cases and success. Mr. Barket secured the release of Amy Fisher, also known as the "Long Island Lolita," who was convicted of shooting her lover's wife. He was also part of the legal team that overturned the double murder conviction and secured the release from prison of Martin Tankleff, who was wrongfully convicted of killing his parents and spent 18 years in prison. Mr. Barket spent countless hours pouring over this case and has spent a lot of time with Cal. So if there's anyone with a good grip on what might have happened to Michele, it'd be Bruce Barket. Previous Episodes Episode 6 - The Jury is Deadlocked in the Third Trial Episode 5 - The Second Trial Episode 4 - A Juror Speaks Out Episode 3 - It's All About the Blood? Episode 2 - The First Trial Episode 1 - The Calvin Harris Story

Going into the third trial, Cal is making an effort to uncover the truth. The third trial began on February 5, 2015. Once again, the prosecution's theory is that Michele was murdered and that Cal was the one with the motive and the opportunity to do it. The evidence will show this to the jury. The Defense argued that investigators have spent years looking at the wrong man. The marriage wasn't perfect, but it was not unlike any other strained marriage. A major difference between this third trial and the first and second is what the jurors did. After 11 weeks of testimony, on April 30th, Cal Harris' fate was once again in the hands of twelve jurors. On May 5th, the jurors delivered a note to Judge Bartlett, saying they were deadlocked. What this means is that they were unable to come to a unanimous verdict. Judge Bartlett issued what's called an Allen charge, which is an instruction given to a deadlocked jury, encouraging them to continue deliberating until they reach a verdict. He asked the jurors to keep an open mind and to not hesitate to change their opinions if they feel they initially came to the wrong conclusion. Next Episode  Bruce Barket, Cal Harris' Defense Attorney, Joins #WiehlOfJustice Previous Episodes Episode 5 - The Second Trial Episode 4 - A Juror Speaks Out Episode 3 - It's All About the Blood? Episode 2 - The First Trial Episode 1 - The Calvin Harris Story

On July 13, 2009 - A little more than two years after Cal was found guilty in the first trial - the second trial begins. You see, despite the fact that the first conviction was thrown out, the indictment against Cal still stood, so if the prosecution wanted to try again, they could. And, they did. A lot of the same characters from the first trial testify in the second trial. But, there are two new important players to testify: Cal Harris and Kevin Tubbs. Next episode: Ep. 6 - The Jury is Deadlocked in the Third Trial Previous Episodes Episode 4 - A Juror Speaks Out Episode 3 - It's All About the Blood? Episode 2 - The First Trial Episode 1 - The Calvin Harris Story

What if you ask what you think are the right questions and nothing changes? What if you have facial surgery before you have to speak in front of a large room? How do you turn a perceived negative into a positive? This episode is a conversation about how to be authenticate in the face of adversity and walk about feeling like you made a difference to yourself and others, how to understand when you are asking the right questions of the wrong people and how to find the right people to ask. Laura Steward is the host of It's All About the Questions and the founder of Wisdom Learned, LLC a consulting company focused on helping business and indviduals grow and prosper using wisdom learned in the trenches to get off autopilot, take control of their business and life and navigate to their defintion of success. Ms. Steward founded and eventually sold a multi-state technology services company that she started when women were not running tech companies. She considers herself a geek and is also the author of the Nautilus award winning and international bestselling book, What Would a Wise Woman Do? Questions to Ask Along the Way. When not on the air or helping clients, Laura is a full-time caregiver to her awesome mom and can often be found driving her convertible or hanging on the beach. Reach out to her at Laura@LauraSteward.com

The inaugural episode of the broadcast radio show, It's All About the Questions. Live every Tuesday on WAXE 107.9 and iHeart Radio and replay available on iTunes every week. Learn how the right questions can change your life and the questions you can always ask to get you on the right track. Answers don't matter if you are asking the wrong questions. Sometimes you are asking the right questions but to the wrong people. Each week this show will introduce you to leaders in their fields who will share new questions you can ask yourself and others to get you off autopilot, out of your rut and onto a path that will take you where you want to go. You just have to be willing to ask the right questions. With guests like, Bob Burg, Patricia Noll, Marlene Chism, Debra Lewis, Bobby Kipper, Dina Proctor, Karen Deigle, Terry Whalin, Cheryl Liew Chng and many more keep your notebook handy! Laura Steward is an award winning and international bestselling author of What Would a Wise Woman Do? which was on Amazon's bestseller list for 90 weeks. She is an international speaker, business strategist, full-time caregiver and owned and sold a multi-state technology services company. She considers herself a geek and loves nothing better than showing people how the right questions can change their lives and if she can do it from a beach setting, even better!      

What is self-esteem? How important is it and where does it come from? Can you get it if you don't have it? Can you bounce back or better yet not be impacted when failures happen or others put you down? Does self-esteem really determine your happiness level? I've pondered these questions off and on for years yet it wasn't until I met Patricia Noll that I learned of a different kind of self-esteem that drives more people than the traditional form of self-esteem. This other form of self-esteem can be more destructive than any other and more difficult to recognize. On this episode of It's All About the Questions, I am asking questions of Patricia Noll, author of the bestselling book, Good With Me, A Simple Approach to Real Happiness from the Inside Out. Patricia will share insights on real long-lasting happiness and five tips tips to building and keeping your esteem. Patricia specializes in empowering people to experience long-lasting real happiness from the inside out by teaching them how to feel good about themselves just because and to stop defining their value by what they have done or not done and what they have or don’t have. Patricia Noll is the Founder and Executive Director of Focus One, Inc., an Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment Program, which has been licensed by the State of Florida since September, 1989. For over 25 years as a lecturer and group facilitator, Patricia has conducted over 5000 group lectures on how to feel good and overcome addictive behaviors. She has a Master of Arts in Mental Health Counseling and a degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Along with the Good With Me Book and related community, she is the author of the Focus One Treatment Manual and Workbook which has been endorsed by internationally renowned authors and lecturers Deepak Chopra, Larry Dossey, Jack Kornfield, and Jacquelyn Small among others. Here's what Deepak Chopra has to say about Patricia's program: "Focus One offers practical and sensible guidelines for those who seek freedom from all types of addictions." As a televised industry self-esteem expert, Patricia Noll specializes in empowering people to experience long-lasting real happiness from the inside out by teaching them how to feel good about themselves just because and to stop defining their value by what they have done or not done and what they have or don't have. Her mission and passion is to make a contribution to society by making a difference in the way people see themselves; especially those who have given up on life.

It's All About the Money March at Her Power Hustle. Kicking off our conversations about YOUR money are Geri Stengel, founder and president of Ventureneer and Dwight L. Peters, founder of Backershub. Dwight and Geri break down for us what crowdfunding is...you may think you know...but did you know there are 3 types of crowdfunding? See, you probably didn't know that. We go deep on how women can use crowdfunding to take their businesses to the next level and equally as important how to protect yourself along the way. Geri and Dwight share great information on the following: Truths about repeat backers (spoiler alert: there are folks who have invested in as many as 300 campaigns!) Why women can excel at crowdfunding Tips for marketing your campaign effectively The most popular industries and categories for raising funding How the federal government plays a role in crowdfunding And information about Geri's and Dwight's own journeys in business   “Equity crowdfunding plays to women’s strength” ~ @Ventureneer Tweetworthy!    “We created a community to address the pain points and challenges of our target market” ~ @DwightLPeters     Today's Power Boost: Michele G. Morrissey, M.A., CCC-SLP Corporate Speech-Language Pathologist P-ESL Certified Accent Modification Trainer CEO and Founder of Lucidity, LLC http://www.lucidityspeaks.com/ Twitter: @LuciditySpeaks   Resources from our conversation: Resources from Geri: Visit Ventureneer's website for more great information and free copies of her book,   Resources from Dwight: Visit BackersHub's website for all the details about the crowdfunding community. For tips and training on creating a successful campaign visit: signup.backershub.com     Dwight says his choice of this song may surprise a few folks: Michelle Y. Talbert is a DC-based author and recovering attorney and the curator of the Her Power Hustle Podcast and Community. She’s passionate about networking and relationships and writes on business and entrepreneurship topics for a number of sites, including Black Enterprise and Killer Startups. Her upcoming ebook, ‘Why White Guys Having Fun Make Great Mentors for Black Women,” (2015) chronicles advice and mentorship for Black women in business gleaned from her conversations with Guy Kawasaki, Peter Shankman and other guys in business having fun while at the top of their industries.      

Natalie and Wayne recap their experience on The Movie Guys Showcast. It's "All About the Bates" on this episode as actress and singer Angelique Bates joins them to chat about celebrity paintball for charity and growing up in Los Angeles as an actor. She's "All That." Featuring Music – The Wiskeyhickon Boys IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0060839/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AngeliqueBates

HIGHLIGHTS of the hour - Bill Wells on his empty city council seat, and Sandy Rios on the needed unification within the heart of the G.O.P. Guest this hour - Gene Cernan (astronaut) -There's a NEW survey that shows happiness is OVERRATED. It's ALL ABOUT being right. -Jerry Brown wants to give CA. businesses a CA. competes tax credit. -AND American legend Gene Cernan calls Mark to talk about coming back from the last trip to the moon back in 1972, and NASA needing to spacewalk again! -LIVE, LOCAL, and ready to touchdown - he's Mark Larson on KCBQ!

"It's All About the Heart" makes it clear that it's not just the physical condition of our heart that's important, but that we need to make sure that its spiritual condition is one of our top priorities. Continue reading →

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Ola amigos! Follow is my brand new podcast call now Houseology. It's All About bring to you a good selection of House Music and share a good mix of deep, tech, tribe and funky styles. So, listen carefully and try to understand the trip. Track list: 1) Silicone Soul - Right On, Right On 2) Sergio Fernandez & David Lara - Deepha 3) David Herrero - Equinox 4) Pleasurekraft - Carny 5) Azari & III - Reckless 6) Do Santos - Noti Verisi 7) Blue Boy - Remember Me 8) Format B - Atomizer 9) Uner & Coyu - She Was The First 10) Mark Knight - Together 11) Supernova - Cassandra Enjoy it! :)

While Congressional action on climate and energy legislation may be in a holding pattern, debates about the costs and benefits of climate change legislation haven't stopped. In fact, these disagreements have driven a wedge between political leaders, economists and the general public, adding confusion and doubt when it comes to the merits of passing climate and energy legislation in the U.S. Will climate policy cost thousands of dollars and endanger thousands of jobs? Or will it bolster the U.S. economy, create clean American jobs and keep our country competitive as we usher in the clean energy economy? There have been plenty of studies on the matter, but attempts to distort the facts have led to confusion over the realities of the economics of climate change. So, why should we be skeptical of the doom and gloom models that climate naysayers are propagating? In this episode, we speak with John M. Reilly, Associate Director for Research at the MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change, about the facts and fancy of climate change economics. [Music: Rahsaan Roland Kirk, "The Creole Love Call" from The Inflated Tear (Wea UK, 1967); Puff Daddy, "It's All About the Benjamins" from No Way Out (Bad Boy, 2005)]

It's All About the Race - Say what you will. It's all about the economy. It's all about Iraq. It's all about Jobs. It's all about Healthcare. It's all a load of crap. We all know what this race is about. It is the sticky and sick little secret that disgraces us with its ugly head...mostly at the McCain/Palin rallies. For all our blustering and all our wishes for the better angels in ourselves, this election is all about Race and is a test of our progression to look beyond appearances to the heart and soul of what we want and who we think can lead us best. It is truly our time. It is our greatest test as a Nation. Plus, there is a reading of a Darfur blog posting by Maria Halyna, the Global Warming Update, the President's Love Horoscope, a Word from Our Newest Sponsor and, of course, the What a Weinie Award. GO VOTE on November 4th! Thanks for Listening.