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Celý rozhovor přístupný s VIP předplatným! + 44 VIP dílů https://creators.spotify.com/pod/show/brainweare/subscribeJaká je hranice mezi tím, co víme, a tím, co si myslíme, že víme?Jaký je vztah mezi mozkem a myslí? A proč je to největší milosrdenství, že si neuvědomujeme většinu vlastní mysli?V této epizodě jdeme hluboko – a zároveň odlehčeně – do fascinujícího světa vědomí, subjektivní zkušenosti a filozofie mysli.Hostem je Marek Hlavík – filozof, neurovědec, autor a trochu i kung-fu cestovatel. Bavíme se o:milosrdenství nevědomí podle Lovecraftahranicích subjektivní zkušenostimoderních i klasických teoriích myslirozdílu mezi fyzikalismem, dualismem a idealismemmyšlenkových experimentech, které otřásly způsobem, jak přemýšlíme o soběa proč být „zombí filozof“ není tak daleko od pravdyEpizoda, která tě pobaví, rozšíří tvé myšlení – a možná tě donutí se na chvíli začít ptát, „co je realita“.Kdo je Marek Havlík: Autor knihy Černá Bouře. Výzkumník Národního ústavu duševního zdraví, Centra pokročilých studií mozku a vědomí. V současné době se podílí na řešení projektu OPJAK  s názvem s Akronymem COREmind, kde zastává pozici vedoucího jednoho z výzkumných závěrů.Parťáci Epizody:Parťáci dnešního dílu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Macromo.com⁠⁠ a https://www.uplife.cz/brain-we-are/Macromo DNA a krevní testy! Jdi na ⁠⁠Macromo.com/bwa "Macromo je super způsob, jak mít veškeré informace o vašem zdraví na jednom místě a sledovat dlouhodobé trendy, které navíc dostanete i s interpretací." - Vojta z Brain We AreMinutáž:02:50 Marek Havlík jako spisovatel: Thriller “Černá bouře”07:23 Platonova jeskyně: Interpretace a nechuť k překračování reality08:54 Hranice subjektivní zkušenosti a její sdílení11:41 Ztráta iluzí: Evoluce, Freud, samota subjektivity13:16 Vědomí jako řízená halucinace (Anil Seth) a evoluční perspektiva19:05 Prof. Jiří Horáček a empirická věda21:46 Vznik knihy “Černá bouře” a zážitky z Hongkongu26:04 Dualismus: Dvě substance (hmotná a myslící)28:39 Paralelismus jako řešení v dualismu31:23 Monismus: Jedna substance32:17 Fyzikalismus: Reduktivní, nereduktivní, eliminativní34:44 Nereduktivní fyzikalismus: Vědomí jako emergentní vlastnost36:06 Eliminativní materialismus: Vědomí neexistuje37:55 Těžký problém vědomí (Chalmers) a qualia41:53 Panpsychismus42:45 Myšlenkové experimenty ve filozofii mysli46:09 Nagelův netopýr: Jaký je to být…? A hranice poznání52:24 Hard problem of consciousness: Proč vzniká subjektivní zkušenost?56:10 Může mozek pochopit sám sebe? Metafora divadelního jeviště01:00:38 Renesance humanitních věd v informační době01:05:01 Attention Schema Theory01:07:15 Blindsight: Vidění bez vědomého zrakového vjemu01:10:04 Unilaterální neglect (Marshall Halligan)01:13:06 Split-Brain (Gazzaniga, Sperry, Bogen) a levý interpret01:21:39 Zkušenost s binokulární rivalitou: (Ne)kontrola nad obsahy vědomí01:22:32 Determinismus mozku a svobodná vůle01:25:43 Konec neplacené částiVIP OBSAHUJE:01:26:53 Nejistota a frustrace v moderní době, informační přetížení01:30:44 Jak čelit informačnímu přetížení a nejistotě? Sociální opora a challengeování názorů01:33:50 Konspirační teorie jako zjednodušené kauzální modely01:44:38 Metafora "memetické infekce" a řezných ran do mysli01:46:08 Inokulační teorie: Očkování proti dezinformacím01:49:48 Osobní "paradigm shift" Marka Havlíkaa: Narození dcery01:52:45 Funkce small talku: Synchronizace před hlubší konverzací

V tomto hlubokém a strhujícím díle se vracíme zpět k biologickým kořenům vitality a klíčovému prvku našeho zdraví: energie. A pokud mluvíme o energii, musíme jít až k jejím generátorům – mitochondriím.Spolu s Vojtou a Kryštofem se ponoříš do fascinujícího příběhu o tom, jak mitochondrie nejsou jen „elektrárny buněk“, ale i hlídači našeho zdraví, strážci regenerace, regulátoři smrti a života – a v neposlední řadě i původní bakterie, která kdysi přežila pohlcení a započala jednu z nejstarších symbióz života.

Potlačujeme svou přirozenost? Uvnitř nás se skrývá stále zvířátko - jsme řízeni pudy, chtíči a krátkodobým uspokojením. Zároveň jsme ale bytosti společenské, dodržujeme normy a záleží nám, jak vypadáme v očích ostatních. Tyto dva póly se někdy mohou bít a působit nedorozumění a zmatení. Jak se pohybovat společností se svými pudy, názory a sebe-limitujícími přesvědčeními? O tom je dnešní díl. Jsou slova moderní magie? Jak souvisí fitness a (ne)atraktivita? Hrajeme ve společnosti vážnou hru? A jak navigovat své chování a záměry na poli moderních vztahů? Pusťte si do svých uší! Přejeme příjemný poslech. Otevřeli jsme registrace na BWA KEMP! ⁠⁠⁠https://brainya.org/smysluplny-kemp-brain-we-are/Kup si naší knihu na ⁠⁠LevnyDopamin.czOdebírej VIP krátký formát RED PILL na našem Spotify jen za 100,- / měsíc⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainweare/subscribe⁠⁠⁠Parťáci dnešního dílu ⁠https://www.kuskakaa.cz/⁠ a ⁠Macromo.comMacromo DNA testy. Jdi na Macromo.com/bwaKusKakaa - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.kuskakaa.cz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  Přináší totiž do Česka čistá ceremoniální kakaa. A proč si takové kakao dopřát? Ukazuje se, že přináší celou řadu benefitů a má velký obsah flavonoidů a polyfenolů. Tak jdi na ⁠⁠⁠www.kuskakaa.cz⁠⁠⁠ a zkus jedno z jejich kvalitních kakaí! Doporučujeme to z Kostariky, nebo Guatemaly.Kam dále?Kup si jeden z našich online kurzů ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Průvodce Mozkem a Myslí⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, nebo ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Mentální Modely⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ a s kódem "BWA30" je tam SLEVA 30%!Zadej kód "BWA" pro slevu 10% na vybrané zboží na eshopu ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠uplife.cz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ a ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠herbal-store.cz⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Sledujte Brain We Are na sociálních sítích: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ( ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.instagram.com/brain_we_are⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ) nebo⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Facebook ⁠Minutáž:00:00 Úvod02:22 Jsou fitnesáci pro ženy riziko?04:28 Vojtova KÁRA07:52 Testosteron: mód soutěžení vs. mód pečování09:54 Vztahy & Magie slov17:58 Očekávání společnosti & Komfortní zóna32:40 Experiment s jizvou34:23 Magie 2.037:38 Erotická energie, Chtíče a Bažení54:43 Závěr

Josefův životní příběh je jako jízda na horské dráze. Z oblíbeného a privilegovaného syna se stane otrok pak vězeň, ale nakonec zachrání nejen svou rodinu, ale i celý národ. A přitom všem zůstává věrný Bohu a učí se správně reagovat na všechny možné situace, ve kterých se ocitne.Naše současnost není o tolik jiná… a tak je toho hodně, co se ze života Josefa můžeme naučit a čím se inspirovat.Gen 34, 1 - 4Dína, dcera, kterou Jákobovi porodila Léa, si jednou vyšla navštívit domorodé dívky. Když ji uviděl kníže té země, Šechem, syn Hivejce Chamora, zmocnil se jí a spal s ní – znásilnil ji. Přilnul ale k Jákobově dceři Díně celou duší, zamiloval si ji a mluvil s ní laskavě. Potom Šechem přemlouval svého otce Chamora: „Vezmi mi tu dívenku za ženu!“Gen 34, 7Vtom přišli Jákobovi synové z pole, a když to uslyšeli, zasáhlo je to tak, že se velmi rozlítili. Spáchal přece v Izraeli hanebnost, když spal s Jákobovou dcerou – to se přece nesmí!Gen 34, 25Třetího dne, když měli největší bolesti, se dva Jákobovi synové, Dínini bratři Šimeon a Levi, chopili každý svého meče, v bezpečí vešli do města a pobili všechny,kdo byli mužského pohlaví.Gen 34, 26 - 29Také Chamora a jeho syna Šechema zabili ostřím meče. Vzali Dínu z Šechemova domu a odešli. Jákobovi synové pak přišli k pobitým a vyplenili město, kde byla poskvrněna jejich sestra. Vzali jejich brav, skot i osly, cokoli bylo ve městě i na poli – všechno jejich bohatství. Všechny jejich děti a ženy zajali a vše, co bylo v domech, vyplenili.Gen 37, 1 - 10Josef byl sedmnáctiletý mladík. Pásal ovce se svými bratry, syny manželek svého otce, Bilhy a Zilpy. A Josef na ně svému otci chodil žalovat. Izrael miloval Josefa víc než všechny své ostatní syny, neboť ho zplodil ve svém stáří. Dokonce mu udělal zdobenou suknici. Když ale jeho bratři zjistili, že ho jejich otec miluje víc než je, začali ho nenávidět. Nebyli s ním schopni ani klidně promluvit.Josef měl sen, ale když ho vyprávěl svým bratrům, nenáviděli ho tím více. Řekl jim: „Poslechněte si prosím můj sen: Vázali jsme na poli snopy. Můj snop náhle vstal a zůstal stát a hle, vaše snopy obklopily ten můj a klaněly se mu!“ Jeho bratři mu řekli: „Tak ty bys nad námi chtěl kralovat? Ty bys nám chtěl vládnout?!“ A tak ho nenáviděli ještě víc, kvůli jeho snům a jeho slovům.Josef pak měl ještě další sen a vyprávěl ho svým bratrům: „Měl jsem další sen. Hle, klanělo se mi slunce, měsíc a jedenáct hvězd!“ A když to vyprávěl otci a bratrům, otec ho okřikl: „Cos to měl za sen? To se ti já s tvojí matkou a bratry máme klanět k zemi?“ Bratři pak na něj žárlili, ale jeho otec o tom všem přemýšlel.Gen 27, 29Ať lidé slouží ti, ať se ti klaní národy. Pánem svých bratří buď, ať se ti klaní synové matky tvé.  Ať jsou zlořečeni, kdo ti zlořečí, a požehnáni, kdo ti žehnají!“Gen 37, 12 - 14Když pak jeho bratři odešli pást ovce svého otce do Šechemu, řekl Izrael Josefovi: „Nešli tvoji bratři pást do Šechemu? Pojď, pošlu tě za nimi.“  Odpověděl mu: „Jsem připraven.“ Izrael mu řekl: „Jdi se prosím podívat, zda jsou tví bratři i ovce v pořádku, a přijď mi to povědět.“ A tak ho vyslal z hebronského údolí.Gen 37, 19 - 20Řekli si spolu: „Podívejme, přichází mistr snů! Pojďme ho zabít. Hodíme ho do nějaké jámy a řekneme: Sežrala ho divoká zvěř!Uvidíme, co pak bude z jeho snů!“Další texty:Gen 37, 28 - 34

Nová série kázání Františka B. o Ježíšových zázracích. Zázraky narušují přirozený běh věcí, ale také vzbuzují otázky, očekávání a pochybnosti.Svádí zázraky lidi k laciné víře? Jsou překážkou pro přijetí křesťanství?Autor Janova evangelia řekl o Ježíšových zázracích, že byla zapsána proto, abychom uvěřili, že Ježíš je Kristus, Syn Boží a abychom měli život v jeho jménu. Jan 9Cestou uviděl člověka, který byl od narození slepý.  Jeho učedníci se ho zeptali: "Mistře, kdo se prohřešil, že se ten člověk narodil slepý? On sám, nebo jeho rodiče?"  Ježíš odpověděl: "Nezhřešil ani on ani jeho rodiče; je slepý, aby se na něm zjevily skutky Boží.  Musíme konat skutky toho, který mě poslal, dokud je den. Přichází noc, kdy nikdo nebude moci pracovat.  Pokud jsem na světě, jsem světlo světa."  Když to řekl, plivl na zem, udělal ze sliny bláto, potřel slepému tím blátem oči  a řekl mu: "Jdi, umyj se v rybníce Siloe." (To jméno znamená 'Poslaný'.) On tedy šel, umyl se, a když se vrátil, viděl. Sousedé a ti, kteří jej dříve vídali žebrat, se ptali: "Není to ten, kdo tu sedával a žebral?"  Jedni říkali: "Je to on." Jiní pak: "Není, ale je mu podoben." On sám řekl: "Jsem to já."  I řekli mu: "Jak to, že se ti otevřely oči?"  Odpověděl: "Člověk jménem Ježíš udělal bláto, potřel mi oči a řekl mi: Jdi k Siloe a umyj se! Šel jsem tedy, umyl jsem se a vidím."  Řekli mu: "Kde je ten člověk?" Odpověděl: "To nevím."  Přivedou toho, který byl dříve slepý, k farizeům;  toho dne, kdy Ježíš udělal bláto a otevřel mu oči, byla totiž sobota.  Proto se ho farizeové znovu dotazovali, jak nabyl zraku. A on jim řekl: "Položil mi bláto na oči, umyl jsem se a vidím." Někteří z farizeů říkali: "Ten člověk není od Boha, protože nezachovává sobotu." Jiní naopak říkali: "Jak by mohl hříšný člověk činit taková znamení?" A došlo mezi nimi k roztržce.  Řekli tedy znovu tomu slepému: "Za koho ty jej pokládáš, když ti otevřel oči?" On odpověděl: "Je to prorok."  Židé nevěřili, že byl slepý a že prohlédl, dokud si nezavolali jeho rodiče  a nezeptali se jich: "Je to váš syn, o němž říkáte, že se narodil slepý? Jak to že nyní vidí?"  Rodiče odpověděli: "Víme, že je to náš syn a že se narodil slepý.  Jak to, že nyní vidí, to nevíme, a kdo mu otevřel oči, také ne. Jeho se zeptejte, je dospělý, ať mluví sám za sebe!" To řekli jeho rodiče, protože se báli Židů, neboť Židé se usnesli, aby ten, kdo Ježíše vyzná jako Mesiáše, byl vyloučen ze synagógy.  Proto řekli jeho rodiče: Je dospělý, zeptejte se ho!  Zavolali tedy ještě jednou toho člověka, který byl dříve slepý, a řekli mu: "Vyznej před Bohem pravdu! My víme, že ten člověk je hříšník."  Odpověděl: "Je-li hříšník, nevím; jedno však vím, že jsem byl slepý a nyní vidím."  Řekli mu: "Co s tebou učinil? Jak ti otevřel oči?"  Odpověděl jim: "Již jsem vám to řekl, ale vy jste to nevzali na vědomí. Proč to chcete slyšet znovu? Chcete se snad i vy stát jeho učedníky?"Osopili se na něho: "Ty jsi jeho učedník, ale my jsme učedníci Mojžíšovi.  My víme, že k Mojžíšovi mluvil Bůh, o tomhle však nevíme, odkud je."  Ten člověk jim odpověděl: "To je právě divné: Vy nevíte odkud je - a otevřel mi oči!  Víme, že hříšníky Bůh neslyší; slyší však toho, kdo ctí a činí jeho vůli.  Co je svět světem, nebylo slýcháno, že by někdo otevřel oči slepého od narození.  Kdyby tento člověk nebyl od Boha, nemohl by nic takového učinit."  Odpověděli mu: "Celý ses narodil v hříchu, a nás chceš poučovat?" A vyhnali ho. Ježíš se dověděl, že ho vyhnali; vyhledal ho a řekl mu: "Věříš v Syna člověka?"  Odpověděl: "A kdo je to, pane, abych v něho uvěřil?"  Ježíš mu řekl: "Vidíš ho; je to ten, kdo s tebou mluví."  On na to řekl: "Věřím, Pane," a padl před ním na kolena.  Ježíš řekl: "Přišel jsem na tento svět k soudu: aby ti, kdo nevidí, viděli, a ti, kdo vidí, byli slepí."  Farizeové, kteří tam byli, to slyšeli a řekli mu: "Jsme snad i my slepí?"  Ježíš jim odpověděl: "Kdybyste byli slepí, hřích byste neměli. Vy však říkáte: Vidíme. A tak zůstáváte v hříchu."

Tématem Omeletek je síla. Dcera měla jako malá neutuchající energii. Na hřišti jsem za ní neustále běhala. Pak se mi narodil syn a byl úplně jiný. Rozvážný a klidný. Na hřišti seděl vedle mne na lavičce, až jsem ho musela pobízet: „Jdi si hrát." A on jednou pravil: „Nechci, ty děti se moc pohybujou!" Prozradíme recept na císařský trhanec. Uslyšíte povídku Filipa Buriána Výlet do Švýcarska a Halina Pawlowská přečte svoji povídku Chroustík.

Asi každý by dokázal říct alespoň větu, kdo je Ježíš. Nebyla by to asi jen jedna jeho vlastnost, kterou bychom zaslechli. Dnes se David v kázání zaměřuje na jeden Ježíšův výrok, kde vysvětluje kým vlastně je. Ježíš o sobě mluví jako o světle. Co to ale prakticky znamená? Proč se tak nazval? Jak to chápali v té době jeho posluchači a jak to můžeme pochopit my? Jan 8, 12 - 14 (B21) Ježíš k nim pak znovu promluvil: „Já jsem světlo světa. Kdo mě následuje, nebude už chodit v temnotě, ale bude mít světlo života.“ Farizeové mu namítli: „Svědčíš sám o sobě, tvé svědectví neplatí.“ Ježíš jim odpověděl: „Ačkoli svědčím sám o sobě, mé svědectví platí, neboť vím, odkud jsem přišel a kam jdu. Vy však nevíte, odkud přicházím ani kam jdu. Jan 9, 1 - 4 (B21) Když procházel kolem, všiml si člověka slepého od narození. Jeho učedníci se ho zeptali: „Rabbi, kdo zhřešil: on, nebo jeho rodiče, že se narodil slepý?“ Ježíš odpověděl: „Nejde o to, zda zhřešil on, nebo jeho rodiče, ale aby na něm byly zjeveny Boží skutky. Já musím dělat skutky Toho, který mě poslal, dokud je den.  Jan 9, 4 - 7 (B21) Přichází noc, kdy nikdo nebude moci pracovat. Dokud jsem na světě, jsem světlo světa.“ Když to řekl, plivl na zem, udělal ze slny bláto a pomazal mu jím oči. Potom mu řekl: „Jdi se umýt do rybníka Siloe“ (což se překládá Poslaný). Odešel tedy a umyl se, a když přišel, viděl. Jan 8, 12 (B21) „Já jsem světlo světa. Kdo mě následuje, nebude už chodit v temnotě, ale bude mít světlo života.“ 

I sit down with Cumrag on All In The Bag for an in-depth conversation about his journey in graffiti. We dive into everything from his name changes and mental health to the highs and lows of the party scene. It's a unique, raw look at his life and how his path has evolved over the years.Myan@Bay_Area_Graffiti @Whatsyournaymhttps://www.flickr.com/photos/bay_area_graffiti/https://myanism.bigcartel.com/https://www.youtube.com/@MyanUGSCumrag@Pajolasohttps://www.youtube.com/@PajolasoSend us a textSupport the show

SLAVÍME 6 LET! Vychází nám Kniha! LevnyDopamin.cz Žádné tlachání - jen úderné myšlenky k zamyšlení a konání! To je náš letošní sestřih toho nejlepšího z posledního roku. Pojďte si dopřát kvalitní informační dietu o mozku, meditaci, odvaze a technologiích. Jdeme na to! Jak meditovat ve všech činnostech? Jaká je budoucnost AI podle Petra Máry? Jakou roli hrají emoce a koncepty ve vědomí podle Jiřího Horáčka? Jaký význam má úzkost a špatná nálada? Co nás zbavuje odvahy k rozhodnutí s Honzou Vojtkem? Partnery epizody jsou: Fondee.cz - ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.fondee.cz/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Unikátní platforma na investování v ČR, kterou sami používáme. Navštiv ⁠⁠⁠www.Fondee.cz⁠⁠⁠ a zadej kód "BWA" pro 3 měsíce investování zdarma! Začni třeba už s 1000,- // Investování se pojí s riziky. Macromo - www.macromo.com/bwa Máme také velkou radost z našich nových parťáků Macromo. Jdi na ⁠⁠⁠Macromo.com/bwa⁠⁠⁠ a využij speciální 10% slevu pouze pro naše posluchače jak na krevní, tak i DNA testy, to je ⁠⁠⁠macromo.com/bwa⁠⁠⁠. Za 9 dní vychází naše kniha Svět Levného Dopaminu! Předobjednávej nyní! LevnyDopamin.czMinutáž: 00:00 Intro 03:32 Meditace - Maroš Vago 19:50 Jakou cenu má myšlenka - Petr Mára 27:29 Životní nouze & Investice & Řešení problémů 34:37 Teorie simulace 42:53 Mysl a její základní kameny - Jiří Horáček 01:00:01 Jak prožívají emoce zvířata 01:01:28 Jak nebýt zbytečně úzkostlivý? 01:08:28 Meditace & její náročnost 01:23:28 Samota a její typy. Máme tu problém? - Honza Vojtko 01:27:20 Stereotypy & Role ve vztahu i v přátelství 01:37:12 Kdo jsem? Psychologie Rozhodování a Nejistoty 01:45:47 Přátelství a psychosociální vývoj

V dalším pokračování série o Davidovi se František zamýšlí nad příběhem Davida, který vydá příkaz sečíst lid. Bůh se opravdu hodně naštve a přichází krutý trest. Jak si poradit s texty Bible, kterým nerozumíme? Jak pochopit Boha, jehož krutosti v Bibli mnohdy nerozumíme? 1. Paralipomenon 21 Proti Izraeli povstal satan a podnítil Davida, aby sečetl Izraele.  David poručil Jóabovi a předákům lidu: „Jděte, spočítejte Izraele od Beer-šeby až k Danu a podejte mi zprávu, chci znát jejich počet.“  Jóab králi namítl: „Nechť Hospodin zvětší svůj lid třeba stokrát. Což nejsou ti všichni, králi, můj pane, služebníky mého pána? Proč to chce můj pán jistit? Proč se má Izrael provinit?“  Královo rozhodnutí bylo však pro Jóaba nezvratné. Jóab vyšel a prošel celý Izrael. Pak přišel do Jeruzaléma.  Jóab odevzdal Davidovi celkový součet lidu: Všeho Izraele bylo jeden milión a sto tisíc mužů schopných tasit meč a Judy čtyři sta sedmdesát tisíc mužů schopných tasit meč.  Léviho a Benjamína do nich Jóab nezapočítal, neboť královo rozhodnutí pokládal za ohavnost.  Byla to zlá věc i v očích Božích, proto Bůh Izraele ranil.   David volal k Bohu: „Velmi jsem zhřešil, že jsem učinil tuto věc. Nyní přenes prosím vinu svého služebníka, neboť jsem si počínal jako velký pomatenec.“   Hospodin promluvil ke Gádovi, Davidovu vidoucímu:  „Jdi a promluv k Davidovi: Toto praví Hospodin: Chystám na tebe trojí. Jedno z toho si vyber a já tak s tebou naložím.“ Gád přišel k Davidovi a řekl mu: „Toto praví Hospodin: Zvol si: Tři roky hladu, nebo tři měsíce být ničen protivníky a stíhán mečem nepřátel, anebo po tři dny Hospodinův meč, totiž mor v zemi, a Hospodinův anděl bude šířit zkázu po celém izraelském území. Nuže tedy, co mám vyřídit tomu, který mě poslal?“ David Gádovi odvětil: „Je mi velmi úzko. Nechť prosím upadnu do rukou Hospodinu, neboť jeho slitování je přenesmírné, jen ať nepadnu do rukou lidských.“ Hospodin tedy dopustil na Izraele mor. I padlo z Izraele sedmdesát tisíc mužů.  Bůh vyslal k Jeruzalému anděla, aby v něm šířil zkázu. Ale když šířil zkázu, Hospodin shlédl a pojala ho lítost nad tím zlem. Řekl andělu, jenž šířil zkázu: „Dost! Již přestaň!“ Hospodinův anděl stál právě u humna Ornána Jebúsejského. David se rozhlédl a uviděl Hospodinova anděla, jak stojí mezi zemí a nebem. V ruce měl tasený meč, napřažený na Jeruzalém. David a starší, zahalení v žíněná roucha, padli tváří k zemi.  David volal k Bohu: „Což jsem sčítání lidu nenařídil já sám? Já sám jsem zhřešil, já sám jsem se dopustil takového zla! Co však učinily tyto ovce? Hospodine, můj Bože, buď tedy tvá ruka proti mně a proti domu mého otce, jen ať ta pohroma nestíhá tvůj lid!“ Hospodinův anděl nařídil Gádovi, aby Davidovi řekl: „Ať David vystoupí a vystaví Hospodinu oltář na humně Ornána Jebúsejského.“  David vystoupil podle Gádova slova, jež promluvil v Hospodinově jménu.

Biblický příběh o Ježíši a samařské ženě je poměrně známý. Nám na něm nepřijde nic divného. Ale v tehdejší době to byla zcela skandální situace. Ježíš - Žid - mluví se samařským člověkem, a ještě k tomu se ženou?! Aby toho nebylo málo, celý rozhovor má trošku jiný význam, než který můžeme většinou v církevní tradici slýchat. Poslechněte si svěží pohled Leslie na tuto biblickou pasáž. Jan 4, 7-26 „Dej mi napít.“ 8 (Jeho učedníci totiž odešli do města nakoupit jídlo.) 9 Samařská žena se ho zeptala: „Jak to, že ty, Žid, žádáš mě, Samaritánku, o nápoj?“ (Židé se totiž se Samaritány nestýkají.) 10 Ježíš jí odpověděl: „Kdybys znala ten Boží dar, a kdo je ten, který ti říká: ‚Dej mi napít,‘ žádala bys ty jeho, a dal by ti živou vodu.“ 11 „Pane, nemáš ani, čím bys čerpal,“ namítla žena, „a studna je hluboká. Odkud vezmeš tu živou vodu? 12 Jsi snad větší než náš otec Jákob, který nám tu studnu dal? On sám z ní pil, i jeho synové a jeho dobytek.“ 13 „Každý, kdo pije tuto vodu, bude znovu žíznit,“ odpověděl Ježíš. 14 „Kdo se však napije vody, kterou mu dám já, nebude žíznit už nikdy. Voda, kterou mu dám, se v něm stane pramenem vody tryskající k věčnému životu.“ 15 „Pane, dej mi tu vodu,“ řekla žena, „ať už nežízním a nemusím sem chodit čerpat.“ 16 „Jdi, zavolej svého muže a přijď sem,“ řekl jí Ježíš. 17 „Nemám muže,“ odpověděla žena. „To jsi řekla pravdu, že nemáš muže,“ řekl jí Ježíš. 18 „Měla jsi totiž pět mužů a ten, kterého máš teď, není tvůj muž. To jsi řekla pravdu.“ 19 „Pane, vidím, že jsi prorok,“ odpověděla žena. 20 „Naši otcové uctívali Boha na této hoře, vy ale říkáte, že místo, kde se má uctívat, je v Jeruzalémě.“ 21 „Ženo,“ řekl jí Ježíš, „věř mi, že přichází chvíle, kdy nebudete uctívat Otce ani na této hoře, ani v Jeruzalémě. 22 Vy ani nevíte, koho uctíváte; my víme, koho uctíváme, protože spása vyjde z Židů. [a] 23 Přichází chvíle, a už je tu, kdy praví ctitelé budou uctívat Otce v duchu a v pravdě. Takové totiž Otec hledá, aby ho uctívali. 24 Bůh je Duch a ti, kdo ho uctívají, ho musí uctívat v duchu a v pravdě.“ 25 Žena odpověděla: „Vím, že přijde Mesiáš“ (který je nazýván Kristus). „Až přijde, vysvětlí nám všechno.“ 26 „To jsem já,“ řekl jí Ježíš

Kampaň proti dezinformacím démona Foltýna, budoucnost lidovců, ale i úmrtí Alaina Delona. Taková jsou témata aktuální epizody podcastu Echo Porada. „Na úřad vlády promítají heslo Jdi domů, Ivane, což asi má být narážka na slavnou písničku Běž domů, Ivane. Ale ani si nedokážou zjistit, jak se přesně jmenovala,“ tvrdí Daniel Kaiser. „Státní úředník se chová jako aktivista,“ dodává Dalibor Balšínek. Může KDU-ČSL zachránit Jiří Čunek v roli předsedy? „Je to nejcharismatičtější z kandidátů. Konzervativních voličů je deset až dvanáct procent. Pro ODS je to málo, ale pro KDU-ČSL by to mohlo být hodně,“ říká Balšínek. „A kdyby vyvedl lidovce z koalice Spolu, mohla by to být i záchrana pro ODS.“ Média a veřejnost nevidí do toho, jaký bude příští rok státní rozpočet, který ovlivní třeba i dostavba Dukovan. „Do toho se vede pokrytecká debata o zvyšování platů státních zaměstnanců. Bude to jasný předvolební dárek,“ soudí Markéta Malá. Zesnulý herec Alain Delon podle Jiřího Peňáse v postmoderní sekulární době nahrazoval antického boha: „I to jeho odcházení bylo jedinečné. Jeho obličej, byť plný vrásek, byl pořád nádherný.“ Celý podcast sledujte na http://www.Echoprime.cz

Přijímejme a milujme každého bez nálepek a předsudků Drazí bratři a sestry, hezkou neděli!Nedělní evangelium vypráví o dvou zázracích, které se zdají být vzájemně propojené. Zatímco Ježíš jde do domu Jaira, jednoho z představených synagogy, protože jeho malá dcerka je vážně nemocná, cestou se jeho pláště dotkne žena s krvácením a on se zastaví, aby ji uzdravil. Mezitím mu oznámí, že Jairova dcera zemřela, ale Ježíš se nezastaví, vejde do domu, jde do dívčina pokoje, vezme ji za ruku, zvedne ji a vrátí ji zpět do života. Dva zázraky, jeden uzdravení a druhý vzkříšení. Tato dvě uzdravení jsou vylíčena v jedné epizodě. K oběma dochází prostřednictvím fyzického kontaktu. Žena se totiž dotkne Ježíšova pláště a Ježíš vezme dívku za ruku. Proč je tento dotek tak důležitý? Protože tyto dvě ženy - jedna proto, že krvácí, a druhá proto, že je mrtvá - jsou považovány za nečisté, a proto s nimi nesmí dojít k fyzickému kontaktu. Ježíš se ovšem nechává dotýkat a nebojí se dotknout. Ještě před fyzickým uzdravením zpochybňuje náboženský omyl, podle kterého Bůh odděluje čisté na jedné straně a nečisté na straně druhé. Ne, Bůh takto nerozděluje, protože všichni jsme jeho děti a nečistota nepochází z jídla, nemoci nebo dokonce smrti, ale z nečistého srdce. Učme se to: při utrpení těla i ducha, při zranění duše, u situací, které nás drtí, a dokonce i tváří v tvář hříchu si nás Bůh nedrží v odstupu, nestydí se za nás, neodsuzuje, naopak, přibližuje se, aby se nechal dotknout a dotkl se nás. Bere nás za ruku a říká: dcero, synu, vstaň! Řeknete: Pane, jsem hříšník - A on: Jdi dál, stal jsem se pro tebe hříchem, abych tě zachránil - Ale ty, Pane, nejsi hříšník - Ne, ale já jsem vytrpěl všechny důsledky hříchu, abych tě zachránil. To je krásné.Upevněme si v srdci tento obraz, který nám dává Ježíš: Bůh je ten, který tě bere za ruku a zvedá tě, ten, který se nechává zasáhnout tvou bolestí a dotýká se tě, aby tě uzdravil a dal ti znovu život. On nikoho nediskriminuje, protože miluje každého.  Věřím, že Bůh je takový? Nechávám se dotýkat Pánem, jeho slovem, jeho láskou? Vstupuji do vztahu s bratry a sestrami, nabízím jim ruku, aby se opřeli? Bratři a sestry, pohleďme na Boží srdce, potřebujeme, aby církev a společnost byly církví a společností, které nevylučují, nikoho nepovažují za "nečistého. Prosme Pannu Marii: ona, která je Matkou něhy, ať se přimlouvá za nás a za celý svět.  Přeložila česká redakce vatikánských médií, krátil a upravil Martin Holíkhttps://www.vaticannews.va/cs/papez/news/2024-06/angelus-23-6-30.html

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Poslechněte si další pokračování příběhu krále Davida od Františka Brücknera. Co znamená konečně získat to, po čem jsme dlouho toužili a o co jsme dlouho usilovali? 2. Samuelova 7: Když král už sídlil ve svém domě a Hospodin mu dopřál klid ode všech jeho okolních nepřátel, tu řekl král proroku Nátanovi: „Hleď, já sídlím v domě cedrovém, a Boží schrána sídlí pod stanovou houní.“ Nátan králi odvětil: „Jen udělej vše, co máš na srdci, neboť Hospodin je s tebou.“ ... „Jdi a řekni mému služebníku Davidovi: Toto praví Hospodin: Ty mi chceš vybudovat dům, abych v něm sídlil? Nesídlil jsem v domě od toho dne, kdy jsem syny Izraele vyvedl z Egypta, až do dne tohoto. Přecházel jsem se stanem a s příbytkem. Ať jsem přecházel se všemi Izraelci kudykoli, zdalipak jsem kdy řekl některému z izraelských vůdců, jemuž jsem přikázal pást Izraele, svůj lid: ‚Proč mi nezbudujete cedrový dům?‘ ... Nyní tedy promluvíš takto k mému služebníku Davidovi: Toto praví Hospodin zástupů: Vzal jsem tě z pastvin od stáda, abys byl vévodou nad mým lidem, nad Izraelem. Byl jsem s tebou, ať jsi šel kamkoli. Vyhladil jsem před tebou všechny tvé nepřátele. Tvé jméno jsem učinil tak veliké, jako je jméno velikánů na zemi. Tobě jsem dopřál klid ode všech tvých nepřátel. 1. Královská 8:27 Můžeš Bože opravdu sídlit na zemi, když nebesa, ba ani nebesa nebes tě nemohou pojmout, natož tento dům, který jsem vybudoval? 2. Samuelova 7: Hospodin ti oznamuje, že on vybuduje dům tobě. Až se naplní tvé dny a ty ulehneš ke svým otcům, dám po tobě povstat tvému potomku, který vzejde z tvého lůna, a upevním jeho království. Ten vybuduje dům pro mé jméno a já upevním jeho královský trůn navěky. Já mu budu Otcem a on mi bude synem. Když se proviní, budu ho trestat metlou a ranami jako kteréhokoli člověka. Avšak svoje milosrdenství mu neodejmu, jako jsem je odňal Saulovi, kterého jsem před tebou odvrhl. Tvůj dům a tvé království budou před tebou trvat navěky, tvůj trůn bude navěky upevněn.“ Král David pak vešel, usedl před Hospodinem a řekl: „Co jsem já, Panovníku Hospodine, a co je můj dům, že jsi mě přivedl až sem? A i to bylo v tvých očích málo, Panovníku Hospodine. Dokonce přislibuješ domu služebníka svého dlouhá léta. Takové naučení dopřáváš člověku, Panovníku Hospodine. O čem by ještě mohl David k tobě promluvit? Panovníku Hospodine, ty znáš svého služebníka. Pro své slovo a podle svého srdce jsi učinil celou tuto velikou věc a dal o ní vědět svému služebníku. Vždyť jsi tak veliký, Hospodine Bože. Není žádného jako ty, není Boha kromě tebe, podle toho všeho, co jsme na vlastní uši slyšeli.“

The age of plus, Apple kind of sucks, turning the tables on Sunnyvale, dimwits driving with their brains off and their brights on, some thoughts on O.J. Simpson, Robert Kardashian blew it, the sadness of Nicole buying the gloves, the shoes did fit, the admirable Dominick Dunne, forget O.J. and remember Nicole, a great looking new French movie, a word of caution about Lemmy, the real monsters in Carrie, actors should just stick to acting, movies to the rescue once again, and a promise. Stuff mentioned: Reversal of Fortune (1989), Jagged Edge (1985), General Idi Amin Dada: A Self Portrait (1974), The Act of Killing (2012), The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad (1988), The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear (1991), Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994), Poltergeist (1981), Poltergeist (2015), Poltergeist III (1988), Rachel Louis Snyder "What the O.J. Simpson Trial Taught America About Domestic Violence" aka "Nicole Simpson Called for Help Five Days Before She Was Killed. It Was Not Enough" (The New York Times, April 12, 2024), The Beast (2023), Alphaville (1965), Leo Tolstoy Anna Karenina (1878), Carrie (1974), Carrie (1976), Pino Donaggio "Theme from Carrie" (1976), From Here to Eternity" (1953), The Man with the Golden Arm (1955), Nelson Algren The Man with the Golden Arm (1949), The First Deadly Sin (1980), The Dave Chapelle Show "Wrap it Up" (2003 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-emlb2_jdI), The Fabulous Thunderbirds "Wrap it Up" (1986), The Fabulous Thunderbirds Tuff Enuff (1986), The Fabulous Thunderbirds "Tuff Enuff" (1986), Drive-Away Dolls (2024), Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins (1985), Frank Black "I Heard Ramona Sing" (1993), Frank Black Frank Black (1993), Hollywood Forever Cemetery (6000 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90038), When in Rome "The Promise" (1988), and When in Rome (2010).

Velikonoční kázání o setkání učedníků se Vzkříšeným na cestě do Emaus si připravil náš pastor, David Živor.  Běžný řád věcí říká, že chaos přejde v rozklad a smrt – ale Bůh jej narušil tím, že řekl budiž světlo, budiž země, budiž člověk. Běžný řád věcí říká, že národ otroků to má blbý – ale Bůh jej narušil tím, že vyvedl Izrael z Egypta. Běžný řád věcí říká, že nemoc vede ke smrti – ale Bůh jej narušuje tím, že v Ježíši uzdravoval celé zástupy. Běžný řád věcí říká, že člověk slepý od narození bude žít celý život ve tmě – ale Bůh jej narušil tím, že Ježíš řekl „Jdi, tvá víra tě uzdravila.“ Běžný řád věcí říká, že chromí nechodí – ale Bůh jej narušil tím, že řekl „Vstaň, vezmi své lehátko a jdi domů.“ Běžný řád věcí říká, že když někdo umře, zůstane v hrobu – ale Bůh jej narušuje tím, že řekl „Lazare, pojď ven.“ Ježíš narušuje beznaději a zklamané naděje učedníků (doufali jsme, že to je Mesiáš) a vlamuje se do jejich rozhovoru, aby jim mohl zvěstovat nadějnější pohled na jeruzalémské události. Bůh narušuje naší statickou beznadějnou rutinu, aby do jí mohl přinést život a naději. Bůh narušuje usedavý řád věcí, který má tendenci ustrnout, zastavit a pomalu vyhnít až do smrti. Bůh ale narušuje běžný řád svými zásahy, aby mohl přinést život, naději a svou přítomnost do životů těch, kdo mu je vírou otevřou. #evangelium #Jezis #bohosluzba #pochodenpraha #Velikonoce #vzkriseni #Emausy  — Více informací o nás a další zdroje pro následování Ježíše najdete na našem webu: https://pochoden-praha.cz  S jakýmkoliv dotazem nás neváhejte kontaktovat: info@pochoden-praha.cz  https://linktr.ee/PochodenPraha   https://facebook.com/Pochod.Praha  https://instagram.com/PochodenPraha  https://twitter.com/PochodenPraha 

Neumřít! Je to potenciálně možné? Jaké jsou možnosti vědy, která se snaží prodloužit život? A jaké etické otázky se s tím pojí? Dnes se podíváme na měsíční konferenci o dlohověkosti na honduraském ostrově Roatán a povíme se o fascinujících možnostech prodlužování lidského života. Jak žije život Bryan Johnson, který investuje 2 miliony $ ročně, aby si prodloužil život? Povedla se už někdy transplantace hlavy? Jak funguje zamrazování tkání a jaké problémy skýtá? Jak se Vojta popasoval s tím, že potkal geniální mozky z celého světa? A jaké je se vracet do režimu v Praze po 3 měsících cestování? O tom a mnohem víc je dnešní díl. A garantujeme Vám, že tyto informace nikde jinde neuslyšíte. Odebírej VIP krátký formát RED PILL na našem Spotify jen za 65,- / měsíc ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainweare/subscribe⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Parťáci Epizody jsou ⁠⁠TicketMaster.cz⁠⁠ a ⁠⁠www.Macromo.com/bwa ⁠⁠ Portál TicketMaster je globální lídr v prodeji vstupenek, u kterého si můžete vybrat ze stovky akcí. Tenhle rok k nám zavítají například Bruce Springsteen, Nial Horan, Tom Odell, nebo Depeche Mode a nezapomeňte na mistrovství světa v hokeji! V nabídce je toho ale mnohem mnohem víc, tak jděte na ⁠⁠TicketMaster.cz⁠⁠ a jednou za čas si akci dopřejte. Máme také velkou radost z našich nových parťáků Macromo. Jdi na ⁠⁠Macromo.com/bwa⁠⁠ a využij speciální 10% slevu pouze pro naše posluchače jak na krevní, tak i DNA testy, to je ⁠⁠macromo.com/bwa⁠⁠. Minutáž: 01:47 Svět biohackingu 03:07 Pop-up města: Historie a koncept 05:39 Startupy v oblasti biohackingu a dlouhověkosti 11:43 Etika a praxe nesmrtelnosti 16:58 Věda a etika výzkumu kmenových buněk 23:18 Budoucnost kmenových buněk a omlazení krve 24:45 In vitro a etická dilemata 25:55 Hranice stárnutí a genetické terapie 32:37 Transplantace hlavy: Fikce nebo realita? 36:37 Hledání nesmrtelnosti: Dál než dlouhověkost 39:19 Svět kryoniky a klonování 39:42 Etika v pokročilé medicíně 41:37 Navigace etickým bludištěm vědy 48:26 Konflikty a koncept transplantace hlavy 48:56 Kontroverzní témata ve veřejném prostoru 50:18 Kryotechnologie a její potenciál 52:55 Revoluční kryoprotektanty 53:50 Budoucnost orgánů a jejich uchování 56:25 Etické a technologické výzvy kryoniky 01:00:05 Brian Johnson: Investice do prodloužení života 01:06:49 Setkání myslí: Vliv významných myslitelů 01:13:54 Intuice a životní rozhodnutí 01:14:15 Roatanské dilema: Test vůle 01:18:25 Nečekaná setkání a krása náhody 01:23:49 Boj s chronickou únavou: Osobní příběh 01:27:54 Přijetí vnitřního hlasu: Učení od hor 01:31:55 Hledání rovnováhy: Boj s chronickou únavou 01:37:44 Reflexe a vděčnost & Závěr

Co je to "bias nevděčnosti"? Co vede k delšímu a spokojenějšímu životu? Dnes se bavíme s veteránem našeho podcastu Petrem Ludwigem. V podcastu zazní mnoho užitečných konceptů týkajících se smyslu v životě, štěstí, umělé inteligence a budoucnosti. Jak použít smysl jako nástroj? Proč být dobrosrdečný a mír radost z radosti druhého člověka? Na co kápnul minimalismus? Co jsou to WEIRD lidi a proč to znamená problém pro vědu? Dnešní díl byl zase podle mě velice nabitý "WoW, tohle mě nikdy nenapadlo" momenty. Myslím, že tam vznikla spousta perel. Tak přejeme příjemný poslech. Odebírej VIP krátký formát RED PILL na našem Spotify jen za 65,- / měsíc ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainweare/subscribe⁠⁠⁠⁠ Parťáci Epizody jsou ⁠TicketMaster.cz⁠ a ⁠www.Macromo.com/bwa⁠ Máme radost z našich nových praťáků, kterými jsou portál TicketMaster, globální lídr v prodeji vstupenek, u kterého si můžete vybrat ze stovky akcí. Tenhle rok k nám zavítají například Bruce Springsteen, Nial Horan, Tom Odell, nebo Depeche Mode a nezapomeňte na mistrovství světa v hokeji! V nabídce je toho ale mnohem mnohem víc, tak jděte na ⁠TicketMaster.cz⁠ a jednou za čas si akci dopřejte. Máme velkou radost z našich nových parťáků Macromo. Jdi na ⁠Macromo.com/bwa⁠ a využij speciální 10% slevu pouze pro naše posluchače jak na krevní, tak i DNA testy, to je ⁠macromo.com/bwa⁠. Minutáž: 04:33 Co tě teď baví? 05:09 Co jsi si odnesl z cestování? 07:43 Jak buduješ firmu? 10:45 Alkohol & Život v zahraničí 15:06 Žijeme v nejlepší/nejhorší době 18:03 Co nás drží zpátky 23:42 Jak jsou důležité peníze 26:44 Spánek VS Maminky na mateřské 29:00 Vědecká pokora 30:13 Zajímavá studie 31:52 Smysl v životě 34:35 Smysl & Emoce 39:48 Dobro & Láska VS Smysl 42:28 Pesimismus 44:25 Optimismus VS Pesimismus 47:58 Růstový a Fixní mindset 51:07 Kam směřuje svět 52:15 Jak investuješ svůj čas? 53:23 Umělá inteligence 55:28 Jak AI pomáhá s mentálním zdravím 59:19 Jak pokládat AI otázky 01:08:58 AI na vhledy 01:11:40 Elon Musk 01:12:04 AI budoucnosti 01:16:02 Co nám prezentují sociální sítě 01:18:15 Vliv prostředí 01:19:27 Jak udělat abychom chtěli to, co bychom měli chtět? 01:24:05 Závěr

Jak otevírat dveře příležitostem? Dnes jsme zavítali za nejbarevnější kuchařkou Kamu do jedné z pěti modrých zón na světě - na Kostariku. V rozhovoru zavítáme do každodenního života Kamu a nahlédneme pod pokličku jejího smýšlení. Bavíme se o ceně za popularitu, o vlastní naivitě a nevědomosti, o tom, jak se buduje restaurace na druhém konci světa a jak těžké je oddělit pracovní a osobní život. Zavítáme do příběhů z Asie, do mysteriózního myšlení a také do toho, proč NIKDY a NAVŽDY nejsou dobrá cesta. Tenhle rozhovor pro mě reprezentuje cestu za výjimečnými sny a že si je jde splnit. A také pohled do mysli člověka, který žije kreativitou. Užijte si poslech s Kamilou Chadim alias Kamu! Chceš VIP úderný obsah? Odebírej krátký formát RED PILL na našem Spotify jen za 65,- / měsíc ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brainweare/subscribe⁠⁠ ⁠Partneři epizody: ⁠Macromo a ⁠Vaše Liga Máme velkou radost z našich nových parťáků Macromo. Jdi na Macromo.com/bwa a využij speciální 10% slevu pouze pro naše posluchače jak na krevní, tak i DNA testy, to je macromo.com/bwa. Máš rád sport a chceš v tom svém hrát vlastní ligu? Přihlaš se na ⁠⁠vaseliga.cz⁠⁠ a pro měsíc na vyzkoušení zdarma jim napiš mail na vaseliga@⁠⁠vaseliga.cz⁠⁠ , do zprávy přidej heslo “Brain We Are”.

Kdo by zkoušky neznal. Ze školy, ale taky ze života. Kdo nezažil zklamání z neúspěchu, jakoby nebyl. Ale jak se s tím vypořádat k naší spokojenosti? Stačí být dobře připravený? A co dělat v situacích, kdy dobrá příprava nepomáhá? Poslechněte si kázání Jany Dvořáčkové. Matouš 4:1-11 Tehdy byl Ježíš Duchem vyveden na poušť, aby byl pokoušen od ďábla. Postil se čtyřicet dní a čtyřicet nocí, až nakonec vyhladověl. Tu přistoupil pokušitel a řekl mu: „Jsi-li Syn Boží, řekni, ať z těchto kamenů jsou chleby.“ On však odpověděl: „Je psáno: ‚Ne jenom chlebem bude člověk živ, ale každým slovem, které vychází z Božích úst.‘“ Tu ho vezme ďábel do svatého města, postaví ho na vrcholek chrámu a řekne mu: „Jsi-li Syn Boží, vrhni se dolů; vždyť je psáno: ‚Svým andělům dá příkaz a na ruce tě vezmou, abys nenarazil nohou na kámen‘!“ Ježíš mu pravil: „Je také psáno: ‚Nebudeš pokoušet Hospodina, Boha svého.‘“ Pak ho ďábel vezme na velmi vysokou horu, ukáže mu všechna království světa i jejich slávu a řekne mu: „Toto všechno ti dám, padneš-li přede mnou a budeš se mi klanět.“ Tu mu Ježíš odpoví: „Jdi z cesty, satane; neboť je psáno: ‚Hospodinu, Bohu svému, se budeš klanět a jeho jediného uctívat.‘“ V té chvíli ho ďábel opustil, a hle, andělé přistoupili a obsluhovali ho. Římanům 12:1-2 Vybízím vás, bratří, pro Boží milosrdenství, abyste sami sebe přinášeli jako živou, svatou, Bohu milou oběť; to ať je vaše pravá bohoslužba. A nepřizpůsobujte se tomuto věku, nýbrž proměňujte se obnovou své mysli, abyste mohli rozpoznat, co je vůle Boží, co je dobré, Bohu milé a dokonalé.

Celý zástup povzbuzovačů dodává palivo naší vytrvalosti. Říkají: Vytrvej. Nenech se zlomit. Jdi dál za Bohem, který do tebe vkládá svoje sny.

Bedřich Smola začal novou sérii kázání “Imagine”, což se dá do češtiny přeložit jako Představte si... V této sérii budeme mluvit o podobenstvích - jsou to příběhy, pomocí kterých Ježíš ilustruje některé principy nebo hodnoty, na kterých mu záleží. Co chce, abychom si představili, když vypráví příběh o milosrdném samařanovi? Lukáš 10:25-37 B21 A hle, jeden znalec Zákona vstal a chtěl ho vyzkoušet: „Mistře, co mám dělat, abych se stal dědicem věčného života?“ Ježíš mu řekl: „Co je psáno v Zákoně? Jak to tam čteš?“ Odpověděl: „‚Miluj Hospodina, svého Boha, celým svým srdcem, celou svou duší, ze vší své síly a celou svou myslí,‘ a ‚Miluj svého bližního jako sám sebe.‘“ „Správně jsi odpověděl,“ řekl mu Ježíš. „Dělej to a budeš žít.“ On se ale chtěl nějak ospravedlnit, a tak se Ježíše zeptal: „A kdo je můj bližní?“ Ježíš mu odpověděl: „Jeden člověk byl na cestě z Jeruzaléma do Jericha přepaden lupiči. Obrali ho, zbili, nechali ho tam ležet polomrtvého a odešli. Náhodou tudy šel jeden kněz; když ho uviděl, obloukem se mu vyhnul. Podobně to bylo s levitou, který se tam objevil; když ho uviděl, obloukem se mu vyhnul. Potom k němu přišel jeden Samaritán, který tudy cestoval; když ho uviděl, byl pohnut soucitem. Přistoupil, ovázal mu rány a polil je olejem a vínem. Naložil ho na svého mezka, dovezl do hostince a postaral se o něj. Druhého dne vytáhl dva denáry a dal je hostinskému se slovy: ‚Postarej se o něj. Cokoli bys vynaložil navíc, to ti zaplatím, až se vrátím.‘ Co myslíš – kdo z těch tří byl tomu přepadenému bližním?“ „Ten, který mu prokázal milosrdenství,“ odpověděl znalec Zákona. „Jdi a jednej tak i ty,“ řekl mu Ježíš.

Ježíš je schopen a ochoten odstranit naše nečistoty - tak jak to udělal ženě s krvácením, tak i mrtvé dceři Jaira. Víra nepřiochází sama od sebe - je darem od Boha. A i když žijeme v pokřivé a "pokažené" době, tak Bůh je nad tím a chce, abychom ho do našich nečistot a trápení pustili... Marek‬ ‭5‬:‭21‬-‭43‬ ‭B21‬‬ „Když se pak Ježíš přeplavil lodí zpátky na druhý břeh, sešel se k němu u jezera veliký zástup. Přišel k němu jeden z představených synagogy jménem Jairus, a jakmile ho uviděl, padl mu k nohám. Snažně ho prosil: „Moje dcerka umírá! Pojď, vlož na ni ruce, ať je uzdravená a může žít.“ A tak šel s ním. Veliký zástup šel za ním a tlačili se na něj. Byla tam jedna žena, která už dvanáct let krvácela. Mnoho vytrpěla od mnoha lékařů, utratila všechno, co měla, ale nic jí nepomohlo a bylo jí čím dál hůř. Když uslyšela o Ježíši, prošla k němu davem zezadu a dotkla se jeho roucha. Řekla si totiž: „Dotknu-li se aspoň jeho roucha, budu uzdravena.“ Její krvácení ihned přestalo a na těle pocítila, že byla z toho trápení uzdravena. Ježíš v nitru ihned pocítil, že z něj vyšla moc. Otočil se v davu a zeptal se: „Kdo se dotkl mého roucha?“ Jeho učedníci mu řekli: „Vidíš, že se na tebe tlačí dav, a ptáš se: Kdo se mě dotkl?“ On se ale rozhlížel, aby viděl, kdo to udělal. Když ta žena poznala, co se s ní stalo, přistoupila, v posvátné úctě před ním padla na kolena a pověděla mu celou pravdu. Ježíš jí odpověděl: „Dcero, tvá víra tě uzdravila. Jdi v pokoji a buď uzdravena ze svého trápení.“ Ještě to ani nedořekl, když přišli poslové z domu představeného synagogy se slovy: „Tvá dcera umřela. Proč ještě obtěžovat mistra?“ Ježíš ale jejich slova neposlouchal. „Neboj se, jenom věř,“ řekl představenému synagogy. Nikomu nedovolil, aby ho doprovázel, kromě Petra, Jakuba a jeho bratra Jana. Když přišel k domu představeného synagogy a uviděl veliký rozruch, všechny plačící a hlasitě naříkající, vešel dovnitř a řekl jim: „Proč ten rozruch a pláč? To dítě neumřelo. Jen spí.“ Oni se mu ale smáli. Když všechny vyhnal, vzal otce a matku dítěte i ty, kteří byli s ním, a vešel do místnosti, kde bylo dítě. Vzal dívku za ruku a řekl jí: „Talitha kum,“ což se překládá: „Děvčátko, říkám ti, vstávej.“ Ta dívka hned vstala a začala se procházet. Bylo jí dvanáct let. Přítomných se zmocnil nesmírný úžas, ale on jim jasně přikázal, ať se o tom nikdo nedozví. Řekl jim také, ať jí dají najíst.“‭‭

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Join Thomas and Jamie as they toast the comedic giants who have shaped the legacy of Saturday Night Live! Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to celebrate the Class of Season Three and all of the talented individuals who have tickled our funny bones and made staying in on Saturday Night a right of passage. We also take a moment to analyze future classes by looking at the voting records of several candidates that missed the mark this season. We're so grateful to all of our listeners but especially the ones that stepped up to vote this season, we had a record number of ballots cast.!So grab your favourite snack and settle in for a conversation that is sure to raise some eyebrows and fuel water cooler debate. It's the SNL Hall of Fame: Class of Season Three!Transcript0:00:42 - JDAll right, thank you so much, Doug. This is JD here and you are about to enter the SNL Hall of Fame. Please wipe your feet before you come inside, as we don't want any filth in the Hall of Fame. The SNL Hall of Fame podcast is a weekly affair. In each episode, we take a deep dive into the career of a former cast member, host, musical guest or writer and add them to the ballot for your consideration. Once the nominees have been announced, we turn to you, the listener, to vote for the most deserving and help determine who will be enshrined for perpetuity in the hall. And that day has come. I am joined by Thomas Senna and we are going to go down the results and take a look at who has made it into the Hall of Fame and who missed the cut this year, who will be eliminated from the ballot and all sorts of other good stuff. So, before I go any further with this information dump, I'm going to say hi to my friend here, Thomas, how are you doing? 0:01:49 - ThomasHello Jamie, I'm doing very well. This is a special occasion. I got my tucks on and my bow tie. Let's announce some inductees. 0:01:57 - JDWell, before we do that, we'll just quickly go through the parameters that people had to cut through to make it. You need 66.6% of the ballot to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame. If you don't get at least 10% of the ballot, you are eliminated from the Hall of Fame And, of course, you stay on the ballot for 10 seasons. So we're only in season three. We don't have any jeopardy of that happening thus far, so that's good. That's good news. What are you most excited about today, Thomas? 0:02:35 - ThomasSeeing if some of the people who I thought deserved to be in the Hall of Fame if they actually make it. So one group in particular, one writing group in particular, has been a sticking point with me as far as not making the Hall of Fame. So I was going into this reveal just super curious to see if they would make it, if the Lonely Island, let's say it if the Lonely Island would finally make the SNL Hall of Fame. I think they've been deserving since they were on the ballot in season one, that's right. So that was my main thing going into it. this is where the hell is the Lonely Island? So I don't know. We'll see if they're in this time around. 0:03:16 - JDYeah, we definitely will. Okay, well, I can tell you off the top we have the biggest Hall of Fame class, the largest Hall of Fame class that we've ever had, the most members inducted into the Hall of Fame that we've ever had, which is staggering. We had a record number of voters turn out, like over 100 more than last year. We finished with 297 different voters. That's pretty impressive to me that you all came out and exercised your comedic franchise. That's just wonderful news. So I don't know, do we just go right into it? Let's get into it. All right, who is our headliner this year? Thomas, who made it with the most. 0:03:58 - ThomasSo with the most votes this season, at 83.2% of the vote we have, mr Dana Carvey is an SNL Hall of Famer. No surprise, i don't know about you, Jamie, but I thought this was a slam dunk Dana's in the conversation for greatest of all time. 0:04:17 - JDI think Absolutely. 0:04:18 - ThomasHe's like a great of all time Mount Rushmore. Those are the conversations that Dana is in. So Dana Carvey in with 83.2% of the vote. Congratulations, Dana. 0:04:31 - JDYeah, a cast member with the most percentage this year. Just a machine really. I mean, if you listen to Fly on the Wall now, it's aggravating to a certain degree because everything that somebody says spawns a bit. but I just think that's how his brain works. He's just always on. He's always thinking about how to make people laugh and how to leverage the different characters and impressions that he's been able to harness over the years and be fresh with them. He's truly a great, great SNL great. 0:05:09 - ThomasYeah, i don't know if it's cliche to say, but he's one of those guys where if you were going to go into a lab and build an SNL cast member, it might come out exactly like Dana Carvey. Yeah, and that was such a good point that you mentioned. Like he's just, he's all about the bit, he's all about what's going to serve the comedy, and you can hear it in his podcast and he'll even tell you that he might do it a little too much. Like he's said that maybe he steps on the guests a little bit, but that's because that's how his mind works. He's trying to. He's trying to find the bit in everything that he's talking about, and sometimes he doesn't have that thing where it's just like well, maybe, maybe I'll just wait my turn or whatever. I'll tell you that. But I think that served him so well when he was an SNL cast member, so deserving to be an SNL Hall of Famer. 0:05:56 - JDAbsolutely, Dana. The plaque is in the mail. Next on the list is another cast member and another first-ballot Hall of Famer, and that is Amy Poehler, with 75.1% of the ballot. What do you think about Amy Poehler, Thomas? 0:06:15 - ThomasYeah, I think another very deserving one. I think she was arguably maybe the face before Kristen Wigg got there. Maybe there was a little overlap, but I think Amy was arguably the face of her era of SNL. I think she was very beloved in her era. I know Jon Schneider had told us some crazy stats about Amy Poehler as far as just the sheer amount of sketches and the percentage of sketches that she was in when she was a cast member at SNL. But I think man, 75%, three forwards, that's probably about what I thought Amy would get, and rightfully so. I mean she was just a fantastic sketch performer. What do you think, Jamie? 0:06:59 - JDI think she did it all Like she really was a five-tool player when you think about it because she started out as a sketch performer. She started out as a featured player and sketch performer, and then she had a second life as a weekend update anchor she was tremendous at that as well. You know, working both with Seth and Tina Fey. She did it all Like she did it all, Like she is somebody who did it all and excelled, Like she did it all at a very high level, I guess I should say. And to me, I thought for sure she would make it. But the SNL Hall of Fame is tricky sometimes. Sometimes you don't get what you think. 0:07:42 - ThomasThe will of the people, man, that's right What this is. 0:07:46 - JDIn this case, it turned out in favour, So that's good Yeah. 0:07:50 - ThomasCongratulations to Amy Poehler for making it. So the next person, the next inductee that we have, also the first time on the ballot, with 74. 74.4% of the vote we have, but maybe not. Maybe not an original cast member, but pretty darn close to an original cast member. It's Bill Murray getting 74% of the vote on his first time on the ballot. Bill Murray, SNL Hall of Famer and you, Bill Murray fan, Jamie. 0:08:22 - JDI'm a huge Bill Murray fan. I had a renaissance with him, i think, when a lot of people did from his role in Rushmore. So that really got me back into him and it made me go back and look at the Saturday Night Live stuff. And if you think about it, he was really in a tough, tough position replacing Chevy Chase who was doing feature films and on the cover of magazines. Chevy Chase was, you know, it, it boy, and Bill Murray had some big shoes to fill And I think he did a great job. He became, you know, a leading man ask because Acroyd stayed in a sort of a glue role And Murray ended up getting a lot of you know, a lot of the male-centric parts and Did a fantastic job with it just fantastic. 0:09:14 - ThomasYeah, I think Bill would even tell you or admit that he Was having trouble in his mind gaining traction initially. That's why he did the whole plea to the audience sketch where he sat down and said hello, I'm Bill Murray. I'm not quite hitting on the show and here's why I think I'm not. And here, trust me, i am funny. Regardless of what you've seen on the show. I am a funny person. I'm just not funny on the show. So he was. So I think you know a lot of that was a great bit. But I think a lot of that was rooted in maybe something real that he thought like why am I not connecting? like why are you know? and, ironically, like his first show ever that he did was he was in a lot and he did a really great job. But maybe he had a string of shows where he Felt like he wasn't in much and he did that, that plea to the audience, that just really propelled him and then he had, you know, we ended up seeing Nick the lounge singer and Just so many of the nerds. There are so many memorable characters and he was just so Magnetic. He knew how to just grab the audience and take them whatever Bill wanted to take them. 0:10:22 - JDYeah, yeah, and he's continued to do so in his post-signal career as well. So, really wonderful, I'm, I'm, I'm so happy that Bill Murray made it on the first ballot because it would have been a tough one, like the next one, to explain to people No, no, he didn't make it on the first ballot. The next one we go to is Another cast member, another first ballot, Hall of Famer with seventy-three point seven percent, and that's John Belushi. Belushi, of course, little divisive in, you know, in our, in our current era, that we are in because we, we we've just got access to so much more information than we've ever had before. And There was a little bit of misogyny there. You know there were a lot of drugs, but he had a way of peeling through all of that and Making himself very magnetic on the screen. Very funny, very funny. I was never a giant blue she fan, i was a Murray guy. But there's no doubt that blue she belongs. There's no doubt in my mind. 0:11:29 - ThomasYeah, there's no doubt for me either in the seventy-three point seven percent, maybe a little lower than I would expect, but that, like you mentioned, you few factors in some of the things like the misogyny. A lot of times he didn't treat his Cohorts on the show as well. I maybe look down on them because of some misogyny that he had and that's factored in and as it should be, I think. If, if somebody values that and wants to keep Belushi off because of that, then I Absolutely agree with that. But his, since I've been doing this show and kind of getting in more to maybe the Original cast and watching sketches more in-depth, I've come to really appreciate some of the subtlety that Belushi brought to the screen, especially with the samurai. I just his, with his just facial expressions, with the samurai and his movements, and he could do it all as a sketch comedian. He wasn't. He wasn't just on the guy who yells a lot or on the guy who does pratfalls, as Belushi could do, could do everything he can. He can play it really straight and subtly He can. Only he can act with his eyes. He could be funny with just his movements. He could say clever things. So I think just all around what a sketch performer Belushi was has really I've really taken notice of that since I've been going back and watching a lot of the original cast, so I think I think Belushi definitely deserving. 0:12:56 - JDWell, drum roll. Can we get a drum roll for our fifth nominee? 0:13:05 - ThomasThe lonely island is in the SNL Hall of Fame With seventy-three point four percent of the vote. We have the lonely island Third time on the ballot. So they went up from fifty-two point nine to sixty-two to seventy-three percent of the vote. So I think I've been banging this drum hard. I know, Jamie, you've been, you've been kind of wondering, you've been Extolling the virtues of the Lonely Island. I know our buddy, Jon Schneider, has been confused as to why the lonely island is not in the SNL Hall of Fame. But they finally are the lonely island Well deserving. You could still feel their impact, almost what. Now, 17 years, 18 years After they started doing their thing on SNL, they changed the structure of the show in a lot of ways, the presentation of the show. That's still felt today as far as pre-tapes and expectations of pre-tapes, and just iconic, just Influential. I'm so happy about this.0:14:08 - JDYeah, me too. I really only have a three-word Response, and that is lonely no more. They are on an island of Hall of Famers, and they rightfully are on that island. So Really glad to see that we don't have to have this debate with people anymore. 0:14:28 - ThomasYes, I know exactly, I don't have to get frustrated anymore. So congratulations, Andy and Akiva and Jorma, you three are SNL Hall of Famers. 0:14:37 - JDAll right, our first host, this fellow, made a tremendous jump. I'm not even sure it's Mathematically possible the jump that he made, going from 47.4% last year to 73%, and that is the store of the 90s, John Goodman. I have no issues with John Goodman being in the Hall of Fame whatsoever. He was there when I was there. I got to watch him every year. You know he's been a great friend of the show in terms of guest spots and You know if you were to write a guidebook of What what a good guest looks like, i think there'd be a chapter in that book that would be called John Goodman. 0:15:25 - ThomasYeah, he said. He said in the archetype for what a great SNL host is, he was on, I believe, 11 or 12 seasons in a row as Homes, from last 89 to 2001 or something. So he spanned the entire 90s And beyond. I think it was 11 or 12 Episodes and or seasons in a row. Because he was old, reliable, because he was so good, like if he was one of those were the cast when they, when Lorne would be in the office and say, well, we have John Goodman coming in in March to host, and the cast would be like wonderful like it's not that the cast could take The show off, but they knew that they would have somebody to play with and it would ease a lot of The burden that was put on the cast to put on a great show. They knew that they had somebody coming in who could live up to putting on a great show with them. Goodman was just in so a lot of good one-offs I don't know if you remember the sketch where he played the referee and he was. They were doing the show, the talk show, and it was fans asking the referee. Yes, this is basically just berating the, berating him the whole time.0:16:30 - JDThat's a one-off sketch Yeah yeah, he was. 0:16:35 - ThomasHe was a Cajun chef with, when he was on with the Phil Hartman, that recurring sketch, the anal retentive chef and John Goodman came in and played a Cajun chef and they were playing off each other Really well. He's one of the Braske guys, the Bill Braske guys absolutely so many Iconic things that Goodman came in and did. Whether it was recurring or one-off, goodman brought so much to the table and, yeah, 47% in season two. I think maybe some of the seas parted maybe after season two as far as who got in, and maybe a lot of voters felt that Now's the time that I can put Goodman on my ballot since I already took care of business with some other people. So yeah, I was a healthy jump with Goodman, and it's deservedly so. He's an I don't even know 12 timers, 13 times. I'm not good. Yeah, I'm not sure. 0:17:30 - JDYeah, I know that it's 11 in a row. This is where we need a chief statistician, all right. Next on the docket we have, another writer, and this one is equally interesting to me in the sense that They made a tremendous jump from season one to season two, and that is, of course, everyone's favourite late-night talk show host, Conan O'Brien. Thomas, I Want to let you go first, son, on Conan. 0:18:03 - ThomasSo this is the only one. No offence to Conan. He's honestly my favourite. He and Letterman are my two favourite late-night talk show hosts of all time. Like I'm a huge Conan fan, I listened to his podcast. Conan O'Brien needs a friend and he's wonderful at that He's. I love Conan and everything that I've seen him in. I just don't know that he's an SNL Hall of Famer specifically, right? if you just look at Conan's work on SNL, he was behind some good stuff, I think I remember I don't think this is him or Jack handy, but there was a skeleton sketch where John with Gal played, an Anatomy professor he was a professor and he was, and the skeleton would scare him every time he would look at it. And I've heard Conan talk about maybe he was, had had a little bit to do with that And so. But it's hard to think back at Conan's time at SNL and say, yes, he definitely put a stamp on the show. To me, It was more so. Other writers, like I said, like Jack Handy, maybe somebody else who we might talk about on this episode, but there are James Downey, there are other writers that were just more so influential on that era than Conan was and I don't think he would take Umbridge With with me saying that honestly and it's no offence to him, he's a genius Comedically, but if you just look at his time on SNL I had this is one of the ones that I don't quite agree with the voters here. I'm happy for Conan, but it's something where I'm just I'm not quite in alignment on this one. 0:19:30 - JDThis one, to me, screams like name recognition. You know, it's like We know who Conan is, above a lot of the other writers, even the Lonely Island. I changed the ballot from the first season to the second season to add their names on the ballot, just to make sure that everybody knew that the Lonely Island was Andy, Akiva and Jorma. You know, Conan is a writer. That is a name commodity and It would be interesting to know, to dig in if there was a way to do that, to find out, you know, if that's Where that came from, because it was surprising to me as well, especially, you know, in light of somebody else we're gonna mention. 0:20:15 - ThomasYeah, I think Conan's just lovable and People respect his overall talent and I think that bled in, bled into this for sure. 0:20:24 - JDIt's definitely. It's definitely tough to get people to restrict their votes. You know the conversation that you have with the guest That is so SNL-specific. You know it really is tough to sort of Separate that from. Oh my gosh, He was the talk show host that I grew up with, the late-night talk show host that I grew up with and I loved him and, And, oh my gosh, I listened to the podcast the other day and heard them doing the girly man dilemma you know, And right. So he's a writer, so you know he belongs, or whatever. 0:20:57 - ThomasYeah, yeah, yeah, exactly, and the. So the next inductee into the SNL Hall of Fame is. I'm very much surprised by this in a good way, in a positive way, because I didn't know if this person Was gonna have a chance on their first ballot and I'm pleasantly surprised that they're actually in on their first ballot. So another host, and it's Christopher Walken. With 69.7% of the vote, Christopher Walken and Jamie Burwood did this episode with me on Christopher Walken. It was so much fun to go rewatch his episodes and Just just bathe, in the oddness and silliness that was Christopher Walken on SNL, and the more I thought about it because I was unsure. Even going into that episode. I'm like I think he's a good nominee but I don't know that he's a Hall of Famer. But after rewatching his sketches and Talking to Jamie Burwood about this, I'm so happy that Christopher Walken is in the SNL Hall of Fame Such a unique presence on the show. 0:22:03 - JDThat was a great episode, Thomas, that was a great conversation. 0:22:06 - ThomasYeah, Jamie was awesome She came She really came through there. 0:22:12 - JDYeah, walk into me. He was a, you know, a host that brought silliness. And For a serious actor, for somebody that is known as, like you know, he was a freaking deer hunter for heaven's sake, such an intense movie and to see this guy come on and just Be silly and have fun and get his hands dirty, you know, that is Just a lot of fun and I'm thrilled that he's in. I'm, I'm absolutely thrilled. 0:22:45 - ThomasYeah, he was possibly the most iconic sketch of that era, one of the most iconic sketches ever with the cowbell sketch, Christopher. Walken I mean, yeah, people know Will Ferrell killed it in that sketch, But Christopher Walken was his equal, in my opinion, in that sketch, like Christopher Walken's Delivery and his funny lines, balanced out Will Ferrell's, a lot of will Ferrell's more physical, comedic style in that sketch. And Walken also had the continental, which people loved. Yeah, a recurring sketch for a host that you know. Christopher Walken was announced as host and people knew like, ooh, we're probably gonna get a continental. This will be great and just his, yes, Walken was just such an odd Duck and that served him so well on this show. Just such a unique flavour to hosting SNL. So I'm very happy about that. Christopher Walken is in. 0:23:36 - JDNext up. Cut the ribbon, and queue the band, because we have our first musical guest. Wow, as A Hall of Famer, it should come as no surprise. 0:23:49 - ThomasIt only took three voting cycles to have a musical guest cheese. 0:23:55 - JDBut I would say Paul Simon is, you know, quintessential. He's been there from the, you know, almost day one, day two, you could say, or week two, right through to Gosh. When was his last appearance in 2018? yeah, that sounds about right. 0:24:15 - ThomasYeah, that was his final performance. 0:24:19 - JDLike ever, Oh really. 0:24:19 - ThomasYeah, on SNL, no, just yeah. His final performance on SNL was actually his final performance. His final performance, yeah, as a musician. Yeah. 0:24:28 - JDWell, that's iconic Yeah. 0:24:30 - ThomasThat's enormous. 0:24:31 - JDYeah, yeah, I think, well-deserved. You could argue or nitpick if you wanted how many times he was actually the musical guest versus, you know, just having the show be a variety show based around him. But I think when you think of no matter what area you think of and you think of him, you have a good, good vibe, good memories. I mean the turkey suit, the boxer. I remember when he was on when he was touring Graceland and he had all the African dancers and band and that was so spectacular to see as, like a small town kid, you know, I saw that and it was like revolutionary. It was like, wow, this is so cool. I guess this is what world music is, but it was poppy and fun And, yeah, I think, well-deserved, yeah. 0:25:24 - ThomasAnd he 68.7% he finished with Yeah, Paul Simon got 68.7% of the vote and he reunited with Art Garfunkel on SNL. That's enormous. Yeah, that's huge After six years of them not performing together. He and Garfunkel reunited on SNL. And I know on this show we try to have categories, so we have our cast member, host, musical guest, and writer categories right, Paul Simon. I even told my guest for that episode, Matti. I said we're going to have to play fast and loose with the musical guest criteria with Paul Simon because he performed music on 15 episodes of SNL. Whether he was actually officially billed as a musical guest, maybe what was that? Eight times or so, but he performed music in 15 separate episodes on SNL And he's just. You can't argue that. His fingerprints were all over the show And that had a lot to do with his talent. I know he was Lorne and he are damn near best friends, but he was just always a guy who was called upon in big moments too. In the first episode after 9-11, who was there performing? It was Paul Simon. So, yeah, fingerprints all over the show. I'm happy we have a musical guest in. We needed some representation. So there you go, Paul Simon. 0:26:55 - JDThe next one I'm really excited about, and this is what I was talking about when we talked about Conan. I almost wish their voting numbers could have switched, because this person actually acknowledged our show, so that gives them extra points. As far as I'm concerned, this is another writer with 68% of the vote, and that's Robert Smigel. 0:27:20 - ThomasYes, Robert Smigel. I'll give a little context behind that. So Bill Kenney was my guest the great Bill Kenney for the Robert Smigel episode, And Bill actually reached out to Robert Smigel on Twitter. He DM'd him and said I'm on this podcast, SNL Hall of Fame, And I was wondering if you could give me some sketches that you wrote and some of your memories or whatever. And Bill just thought he would take a shot. He didn't think Robert would reply. But, Robert replied to Bill and gave him this nice comprehensive list of sketches that he was in And Bill said thank you. So Robert helped with research for his own episode, which I thought was wonderful, and I was surprised too by he wrote a lot of things that I didn't know that he had a hand in. Phil Hartman did a famous Ronald Reagan mastermind sketch early on, great sketch, wonderful sketch. I think that was the sketch that we played in full at the end of Smigel's episode. It was. I didn't know Smigel was behind that until he told Bill Kenny that he was. He just said so many classics. I talked about Conan O'Brien and his era, how Conan wasn't the guy that you thought about. As far as writers go, I think Smigel was the guy in that era. 0:28:44 - JDI agree. I agree Just that category of Smigel and Odenkirk and you know, as you said earlier, Jack Handy as well. I don't know that they hung out, but Odenkirk and Smigel did for sure, and just great sensibility, some different looks, comedically, yeah, I think I think well deserved, so happy to see writers being three writers, three writers in this class like that's enormous. 0:29:17 - ThomasYep, and if you look at Smigel's tenure, okay, so so he was. Just, you know, he wrote sketches early on, from like 86, 85, 86 until maybe the mid-90s. Smigel wrote all these classic sketches to Bears, he wrote the Kleck and Chicken, and he wrote Schmitz Gay. So he wrote all these classic sketches right, and then he left, came back and he did TV Fun House. So I think I think he was an SNL Hall of Famer before TV Fun House. If you only included his pre TV Fun House, I think he's still an SNL Hall of Famer. If you only included TV Fun House, by itself he might be an SNL Hall of Famer. You combine those. It's just incredible. Like Smigel, his fingerprints. As far as a writer, I don't think other than maybe James Downey I don't think it could be topped by Robert Smigel of what he delivered as a writer to the show. 0:30:12 - JDI tend to agree with him. One more, we got one more. 0:30:17 - ThomasWe've announced 10 so far, So we have a recap. So we have Dana Carvey, Amy Poehler, Bill Murray, John Belushi, The Lonely Island, John Goodman, Conan O'Brien, Christopher Walken, Paul Simon, Robert Smigel and this next person. this is the last on the list of inductees this season. Their first time on the ballot, So a first-timer from the original cast. an amazing glue person, wonderful, and one of the first great weekend update anchors. I'm talking about Jane Curtin. With 67.3% of the vote, Jane Curtin made the SNL Hall of Fame. This means a lot to me. We love Jane. 0:31:10 - JDI went back recently and listened to the episode you did with Andrew Dick. and just a phenomenal episode, maybe a Hall of Fame episode. It was tremendous, Andrew made a great case. Yeah, I listened to that before I cast my votes. I did cast a vote for Jane Curtin. To me, she's very deserving, but that solidified it. I think that's the resonant detra of this show. You listen to these great conversations and you're reminded. It's almost like poking a fire that is out, but the embers are still there and you poke away and then next thing you know you have another roaring fire. That's what our show intends to do, and when it works, it works. I have no doubt that Curtin made it in part because of that episode, but the largest part that she made it in was her body of work. She's got a tremendous body of work. 0:32:08 - ThomasYeah, she, she again. Weekend update. She was, she pioneered. I know Chevy Chase was the first weekend update anchor but I think Jane really grabbed the reins and made it her own she was the weekend update anchor after Chevy left until seeing at the end of season five And she and she and Murray co-co-anchored here and there But Jane was like the face of that And then she was like the greatest talk show host Absolutely And maybe an SNL history And that's a thankless role as a sketch performer. But Jane, Jane cause, because Jane was the straight person in those situations and played so well off whatever crazy guests that she had on her talk shows, like the Dan Aykroyd Irwin main way character. Jane played so well off of that Irwin main way character. And that's just what she did every time And she was really good when they gave her, you know, more straight like comedic sketches to work with. She could play that. She's just so darn likable and so darn talented. 0:33:14 - JDYeah, yeah, absolutely. So that is your class of season three, Really proud of everybody for coming out and voting. Again, we had more votes than we've ever had before. Let's look at the unfortunate side of things. Now We'll spend less time, you know, with these, with these nominees, for sure, but these are the ones that didn't make the cut. They fell under 10% this time around and they will be off the ballot next time. And we're going to start at the bottom. Unfortunately, the writing was on the wall with Lily Tomlin when she went from 15.5% to 13.5%, going from season one to two. Whenever you see that sort of shrink down, you do sort of get concerned that it's not going to work out. And sure enough, Lily Tomlin fell under 10% this time, so she is off the ballot. 0:34:13 - ThomasThink about Lily Tomlin's hosting gigs. I think a lot of her work was on the Lily Tomlin show. Yes, she was very talented, but she was I think she was so isolated in what she did on the show in many ways And just even compared to hosts from that era, I don't think she necessarily stood out or had any sketches that you think back You're like, yeah, that Lily Tomlin sketch, like you think about Steve Martin, for instance. 0:34:45 - JDYou can come up with a dozen. 0:34:47 - ThomasYou can come up with the Fair Strunk Brothers, but you think back to Lily Tomlin. I think she just sort of washes over people And that's probably what happened here with the voters in your right. The writing was on the wall. 0:35:01 - JDYeah, I think if we were, I'll have this vote in 1983 instead of 2023, she's likely in because, people, she was still a named commodity And unfortunately she you know she won't be a vote in Hall of Famer. There are other ways that potential voter nominees will get into the Hall of Fame that we'll deal with in the future, but for now, she is off the ballot. Thomas, you want to just run through the next three because they're all first-timers. 0:35:31 - ThomasYeah, yeah, so also off the ballot. Beyonce is off. She only got 4.9% of the vote in her first time on the ballot. Rihanna got 5.4% of the vote. She's off the ballot. And Elliot Gould also got 5.4% of the vote and he's off the ballot. So Elliot Gould, Rihanna, and Beyonce are all first-timers and all already off the ballot And I don't have a huge problem. Necessarily, Beyonce especially. She's probably so famous for her work outside of SNL that she's just not associated with SNL. She's had some great performances. Will Norman and I had a great time going through Beyonce's SNL appearances, but definitely not surprised. I mean Beyonce's just so Beyonce that it's not a surprise And we couldn't get it. Apparently, the Beehive didn't crash the party and vote for this, because she probably would have made it if that was the case Last year we lost Taylor Swift, so the Swifties didn't help her, and this year the Beehive didn't help Beyonce. Yeah, and I think Taylor Swift is a good comp to Beyonce. I think they're just so famous outside of SNL that it's hard to associate them with SNL for a lot of people. Yeah, what do you make of itd? 0:36:49 - JDElliot. Gould. Oh sorry. Yeah, Elliot Gould. I'm a little disappointed because he was correcting me if I'm wrong, but I think he's a five-timer. He's definitely a five-timer because he's in the new five-time sketches, so he's one of the first five-timers after Buck Henry. But I think he's too closely associated with the early part of the 70s when he was a raging movie star. He was a giant movie star And people think of him now as Mr. Geller People, my age thinks of him as Mr. Geller from Friends which is a little less prestigious. So I'm not shocked. In the same way, I'm not shocked with Lily Tomlin, but I'm maybe a bit disappointed because he is a five-timer. So that might be something we have to revisit. Rihanna, I think, has the same sort of thing as Beyonce, like she's giant, but I do think that she participated in some sketches And I think she, you know, I think of Shy Ronny off the top of my head And maybe it's too close to what she does normally like it was a song, it was a hip-hop song, so maybe that sealed her fate. I'm not sure. 0:38:06 - ThomasYeah, as far as Elliot Gould goes, he is a five-timer But I actually think I'm actually happy that that's not the end-all, be-all of getting into the Esna Hall of Fame. You know what I'm saying. Like I'm glad there's some subjectivity to it and people aren't just getting in because they're a five-timer. I mean, John Goodman is a ten-timer plus and he had to wait a couple of seasons, a couple, two or three voting cycles And so I'm glad that there's some subjectivity to it. Like the Baseball Hall of Fame, like the 3,000 hits I guess, is an unofficial kind of mark, but still, I mean you could get over 500 home runs, over 3,000 hits, and still not be voted into the Hall of Fame. Whether you know, when baseball there are some performance-enhancing drug issues that play there. But I'm glad there's not like a threshold to where if you've hosted a certain amount of times then you're just in, like there needs to be some subjectivity, because like a three-time host could have more of an impact on the show than a like a six or seven-time host. 0:39:11 - JDWell, I look at Adam Driver at this point. Adam Driver, to me, is amazing as a host, and I've watched a couple of the other Gold episodes. You know, I know it's different, I know it's from a bygone era, but it didn't resonate with me, you know. 0:39:27 - ThomasYeah, exactly Now, that's a good example, Adam Driver. I think John Hamm as a host was far, far better than somebody like Elliot Golden. So I hosted three times. So, yeah, I'm actually as far as I like Elliot Gold, but he wasn't necessarily one of the hosts that totally stood out to me even from that era. 0:39:47 - JDWell, we lost three others. I'll go in reverse order. At 8.4%, Elvis Costello. He went down from 8.2%, or actually, he went up, but not enough. Miley Cyrus has been on the ballot for all three cycles. She went from 7.1 to 7.6 to 8.1. So she was growing, but at this rate, she would have had to be on for like 15 election cycles to hit the 66.7 if she grew at that rate. And then Drew Barrymore went from 9.9 to 7.7. I think that's again. You know, she was an interesting choice for a nominee and it made for a good episode, but I definitely don't think of Drew Barrymore as synonymous in any way with SNL. 0:40:36 - ThomasI agree with that. I enjoy talking to Nicole Robine about Drew Barrymore and it was fun to re-explore Drew Barrymore's work, but I agree, I think I don't have a problem with her, same with Miley Cyrus. Elvis Costello is an interesting example to me of somebody who had a memorable moment on SNL, but it was a moment And he had other pretty good performances and whatnot. He was on the 25th anniversary with Beastie Boys, but really with Elvis Costello. it was that moment, in 1977 or whenever, that ended up getting him banned from the show, or I see you. so I say banned in quotes because who the heck knows if that was an official ban from Lorne, but it was an infest When we get Lorne on, we'll ask. 0:41:23 - JDWe'll ask him, that'll be one of the first things that we'll ask Lorne when he's on the show. 0:41:28 - ThomasYeah, so that's an example to me of like it was a memorable, infamous moment. Yes, But does Elvis Costello's appearances in his work on SNL warrant a Hall of Fame selection? Our voters said no. I agree with the voters. 0:41:42 - JDYeah, I think our voters I think, by and large, the voters got it right this time. Maybe, you know, maybe the Conan one is a little tenuous, but I'm certainly not angry that Conan O'Brien is in our Hall of Fame like I think. I think he will add some name recognition. I'm angry. 0:42:00 - ThomasWhat the hell, Conan, are you kidding me? No, i. 0:42:06 - JDThink that The voters did a great job. Now We'll wrap up here, just going over Anybody that you want to sort of discuss, so that you can see a pathway for season four. Obviously, the ballot will be restocked with 15 new names next year, but it's definitely peeled down from what it has been, so it won't be as monstrous next year when you vote. Is there anybody that you see that has a path to next year, or is there anybody you see that you're worried about Sliding out of contention? 0:42:41 - ThomasSo the person who I'm interested in is their path. So we had we have our first musical guest Paul Simon and the SNL Hall of Fame well deserved. This next person is another musical guest who I believe should be a lock. Snl Hall of Famer Voters haven't quite agreed yet, but Dave Grohl. So Dave Grohl was on the ballot in season two and received 32.2% of the vote. He jumped to 54% of the vote. So I see a path to where we can get in another Musical guest, a deserving musical guest, in Dave Grohl, and I think Anybody who's curious about Dave Grohl in SNL go Relisten to the episode that I did on him with Ryan McNeil. That was, I think. I don't want to pat myself on the back, but I absolutely loved that episode that Ryan and I did. 0:43:36 - JDthat's the episode that we're gonna submit for the potties. 0:43:39 - ThomasYes, Yes episode, because I think you know there was a lot of meat on that bone. Dave Grohl loves the show and has had so many memorable performances on the show in my opinion He jumped from 32 to 54 and I think there's a path to make the next leap for Dave Grohl and I expect, I hope and expect Dave Grohl to be an SNL Hall of Famer sooner rather than later. 0:44:08 - JDNice little rhyme there for me. I am looking at it Right now. I'm looking at James Downey, because James Downey, I feel, belongs in the Hall of Fame and one way or another we're gonna get him in there. But I would love to see him get in through the traditional process of voting. And so far, well, he didn't go up as much as he went up from season one to season two. He went from 30.3 to 44.4. He still managed to slide upward and He finished that just under 50% with 49.5. I think there's a path for him, maybe not season four, but definitely season five If he can continue this growth. But I'd love to see him go in in season four and get his due for sure. 0:44:53 - ThomasYeah, definitely. We have a cluster of writers there that Conan got voted in. Maybe that'll open things up for people to consider other writers. So we had Jack handy, who got 52% of the vote this year. We had James Downey at 49, and Franken and Davis at about 47%. Even Paul Appel got 34% of the vote. So there's like a cluster of writers that I'm interested to see what happens with them If they get, if they start losing steam or if they gain steam, and we all of a sudden look up and there's like Two or three writers, maybe at this time next year. Yeah, that's no Hall of Fame. So that whole writing category is gonna be interesting to me. 0:45:35 - JDThat's name one more that I'll highlight that I'm Really intrigued by, and that's John Mulaney went from 47.7 to 43.3 and then this year fell to 27.3. I don't know what I can attribute that to other than We got two hosts in, so maybe he lost some hosts there because we elected two hosts. Maybe it's because he didn't show up this year. Maybe some people are taking, you know, his, his time away. Maybe they didn't like Baby J. I don't, I don't know, I don't know. It's fascinating to me. 0:46:13 - ThomasI thought Baby J was fantastic for the. I do the record turning his intervention and Stay at the rehab facility into the material and a John Mulaney-type way. I thought I thought that was great. Maybe I don't, maybe he would. They held against quote-unquote off-the-field issues. I don't know, maybe people held that against him or maybe he's they. For me, the thing with Mulaney is I still view him as a Current, I guess. Performer, so maybe that you know, maybe people against him. 0:46:45 - ThomasHe's still an active part of SNL, so that could work against him. So so, yeah, that's an interesting one. Falling 16% from the prior vote is pretty alarming. Actually, that's, that's in. That's a steep fall For for John Mulaney. And I should say to the person who received the highest percentage of the vote without getting in Was Maya Rudolph. Maya Rudolph got 58.3% of the vote, only up from 57.9. Maybe it was just a crowded field as far as cast members, like new cast members coming in Your Dana Carvey's and Jane Jane Curtin's, John Belushi's Maybe that's what stifled a rise for Maya Rudolph. But Maya Rudolph, 58.3% of the vote, the most for anybody who did not get inducted into the SNL Hall of Fame, probably a path for Maya. I think Maya is gonna be in at some point. 0:47:46 - JDYeah, me too. It's too talented to not get the votes needed. 0:47:50 - ThomasToo beloved too, yeah, fan favourite. 0:47:53 - JDAbsolutely Well, Thomas. It's been great going through this with you today and to listeners of the show, it's been great doing this with you again this season. We will return in September and With it with a brand new set of nominees and some great new conversations. Thomas, is there anything you want to wrap on? 0:48:15 - ThomasDo you want me to actually rap? No, I can't. I think it is Thomas Our listenership would drop if I pulled out some of my rhymes. But No, I'm just excited for season four. I'm excited for people to find out kind of how we chose the nominees and who the nominees are. Just the whole process was was very fun for me and, yeah, just looking forward to another season. I want to thank everybody who listens and votes and just doing this podcast means the world to me. I was telling Jamie, this is like this is my number one hobby is doing research and talking to the guests and Editing and pulling it, putting out these shows. So it's just been a wonderful, wonderful thing. So I'm excited to keep going, excited for a brand new season. And the seas parted, we had 11 inductees and we had some people drop off the ballot So we have like, kind of the ballots gonna look a lot different. It's in a lot of ways next time around, so that'll be fascinating. But I just want to thank everybody for listening and voting. 0:49:21 - JDWell, on behalf of Matt, then, Thomas, we bid you adieu as you're leaving today. Please do me a favour and, as you walk past the weekend update exhibit, turn out the lights, because the SNL Hall of Fame is now closed. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/snlhof/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Když před vás někdo postaví sklenici naplněnou do poloviny, co vidíte? Polo-prádznou nebo polo-plnou sklenici? Na co se zaměřujeme, prozradí naše smýšlení. Když před Ježíše přivedli cizoložnou ženu, poukazovali zákoníci na to, co bylo špatně, ale Ježíš ji přivedl k dobrému: Jdi a už nehřeš. Je vlastně velmi jednoduché se zastavit u toho, co se nedaří. Ježíš nás povzbuzuje, abychom šli dál, abychom se nevzdávali. Autor, hovoří: Petr Húšť

Buď odvážný a vykroč, když ti Bůh říká: Jdi. Buď odvážný a nechoď, když ti Bůh říká: Zůstaň.

Co je superschopnost 21. století? Sebepoznání! Smysl v práci i v životě, zkušenosti z cest nebo "úspěch" a jeho podoby, v tom všem je důležité sebepoznání. Ale jak se mu věnovat kvalitně? Dan Tržil, autor podcastu Proti Proudu, s námi dnes sdílí jeho nejdůležitější lekce ze světa, z knih, ale i z 200+ rozhovorů s nejzajímavějšími lidmi z Čech. Jak cestování mění život? Jak si nastavit limity? Jak se nenechat úspěchem a čísly zničit? Jak budovat smysluplný projekt? Proč jsou klišé super nástroj? Navštiv UpLife.cz pro naše doplňky stravy! https://www.uplife.cz/brain-we-are/ Jdi na https://brainya.org/pulrocni-akademie-brain-we-are/ a přihlaš se do akademie Kup si jeden z našich online kurzů Průvodce Mozkem a Myslí, nebo Mentální Modely a s kódem BWA je tam sleva 10% navíc! Zadej kód "BWA" pro slevu 10% na vybrané zboží na eshopu uplife.cz a herbal-store.cz Sledujte Brain We Are na sociálních sítích: Instagram ( www.instagram.com/brain_we_are ) nebo Facebook "V rozhodování je lepší vždy ta možnost, které se víc bojím" "Klišé jsou často opakovaný pravdy, kterým se pak smějeme, ale vlastně na nich něco je" Zmíněné odkazy: 117. díl podcastu: https://brainya.org/valky-neuronu-jak-se-meni-mozek-neuroplasticita-a-experimenty/ Kniha Proti Proudu - https://www.protiproudu.store/kniha-proti-proudu/ kniha The Game kniha Čtyřhodinový pracovní týden podcast Tropical MBA Autor Seth Godin Minutáž: 3:30 Kdo je Dan Tržil? 9:00 Zásadní momenty, uvědomění a knihy Dana v životě 20:30 Sebehodnota a sebeláska a proč je vztah sám sebou důležitý? 30:30 Kniha a podcast Proti Proudu, Jak to vzniklo? 36:30 Cesta k (ne)úspěchu a kdy mít dost? 43:00 Nastavování limitů 50:00 Smysl, Systematický přístup a hodnoty 58:00 Strach a Rozhodování 1:06:00 Hack, jak si najít práci, kterou chci 1:17:00 Smysl v životě 58:00 Strach a Rozhodování

Příběh Gedeona je docela známý. Můžeme v něm najít inspiraci i pro naši dobu a situace, ve kterých se nacházíme?? Kde brát síly, když dochází a když to chceme vzdát? Bůh nás zná a ví na co máme... 1 Izraelci se dále dopouštěli toho, co je zlé v Hospodinových očích. Proto je Hospodin vydal na sedm let do rukou Midjánců. 2 Ruka Midjánců na Izraele mocně doléhala. Izraelci si dělali před Midjánci úkryty na horách, v soutěskách, v jeskyních a na nepřístupných vrcholcích. 3 Sotvaže Izrael zasel, přitáhli Midjánci s Amálekem a syny východu a přepadali jej. 4 Položili se proti nim a ničili úrodu země až po cestu do Gázy. Neponechávali v Izraeli k obživě ani ovci ani býka ani osla. 5 Přitáhli vždy se svými stády a stany; přihnali se jako kobylky v takovém množství, že nebylo možno spočítat je ani jejich velbloudy. Přicházeli do země, aby ji ničili. 6 Izrael byl od Midjánců úplně zbídačen. I úpěli Izraelci k Hospodinu. 7 Když Izraelci tak úpěli k Hospodinu kvůli Midjáncům, 8 poslal k nim proroka, aby jim řekl: „Toto praví Hospodin, Bůh Izraele: Já jsem vás přivedl z Egypta, vyvedl jsem vás z domu otroctví. 9 Vyprostil jsem vás z moci Egypta i z rukou všech vašich utlačovatelů. Vypudil jsem je před vámi a jejich zemi jsem dal vám. 10 Řekl jsem vám: Já jsem Hospodin, váš Bůh. Nebojte se bohů Emorejců, v jejichž zemi sídlíte. Ale vy jste mě neuposlechli.“ 11 I přišel Hospodinův posel a posadil se v Ofře pod posvátným stromem, který náležel Jóašovi Abíezerskému; jeho syn Gedeón mlátil pšenici v lisu, aby s ní utekl před Midjánci. 12 Hospodinův posel se mu ukázal a oslovil jej: „Hospodin s tebou, udatný bohatýre!“ 13 Gedeón mu odpověděl: „Dovol, můj pane, je-li s námi Hospodin, proč nás tohle všechno potkává? Kde jsou všechny jeho podivuhodné činy, o nichž nám vypravovali naši otcové? Říkali: ‚Což nás Hospodin nevyvedl z Egypta?‘ Ale teď nás Hospodin zavrhl a vydal do rukou Midjánců.“ 14 Hospodin se k němu obrátil a pravil: „Jdi v této své síle a vysvobodíš Izraele z rukou Midjánců. Hle, já tě posílám.“ 15 On mu však namítl: „Dovol prosím, Panovníku, jak bych mohl Izraele vysvobodit? Můj rod je v Manasesovi nejslabší a já jsem v otcovském domě nejnepatrnější.“ 16 Ale Hospodin mu řekl: „Protože já budu s tebou, pobiješ Midjánce jako jediného muže.“ 17 Tu jej požádal: „Jestliže jsem opravdu našel u tebe milost, dej mi nějaké znamení, že se mnou mluvíš ty sám.

Ascenscion of the Lord Sunday passage from Luke 24:44-53. For the entire service, visit our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3ExGQBL11R8s5f0nx-EJsg For this particular service: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jdi_u-0y5do

1 Královská 19:19 Nato odtamtud odešel a našel Elíšu, syna Šáfatova, který oral. Dvanáct jiter bylo před ním a on byl na dvanáctém. Elijáš prošel okolo něj a hodil na něj svůj plášť 20 Opustil skot, běžel za Elijášem a řekl: Dovol, ať políbíma svého otce a svou matku, a pak půjdu za tebou. Řekl mu: Jdi a vrať se pro to, co jsem ti učinil. 21 Když se od něj vrátil, vzal dobytčí spřežení a zabil je; na dobytčím jhua uvařil (jejich maso,) dal lidu a najedli se. Pak vstal a šel za Elijášem a sloužilb mu. Učeníkujúce vodcovstvo je zámerná, vzťahová zaangažovanosť v životoch iných ľudí, aby sa „učili Krista“ takým spôsobom, aby to zmenilo ich vzťahy. Znamená to kráčať s ľuďmi v procese ich rastúceho privlastňovania si reality nového stvorenia v Kristu. Učeníkom môže byť niekto: Kto sa chce učiť Kto sa vie podriadiť a nasledovať Kto je ochotný ku zmene života a opusteniu iných vecí Kto sa odovzdá službe 1. Povzbudenie byť mentorom: Si zámerne vzťahovo zaangažovaný v niekoho živote s jasným cieľom povzbudenia k nasledovaniu Krista? 2. Povzbudenie byť učeníkom: Ako sa učíš nasledovať Krista a Jeho poslanie? Od koho si berieš príklad? V ktorých vzťahoch prijímaš povzbudenie a inšpiráciu vo viere? V akej službe si zapojený? Celá séria ELIÁŠ DNES: https://bjbviera.sk/byt-eliasom/

We've gotten a look at some next generation VR display technologies from TCL, JDI, and eMagin with the mysterious "STEAMBOAT" board potentially hinting at some big things. We also discuss updates from Meta, with the v40 update for Quest adding new tracked keyboards, fresh statements about a Facebook-free Quest login experience, R&D spending news, and the new Horizon Worlds asset library.Lastly, we dive into the latest we've learned about Project Cambria and its passthrough mixed reality functionality.

5. neděle v mezidobí 6. 2. 2022 v chrámu sv. Mikuláše a Alžběty v Chebu: úvodní píseň (1 min.), evangelium Lk 5,1-11 (2,5 min.), kázání "Všednost, zvláštnost, hříšnost" (13 min.), závěrečná píseň (1 min.), celkem 17,5 min. Píseň: Jdi a pozdvihuj klesající (Jana Haklová, Chrám sv. Mikuláše a Alžběty Cheb)

In Q&A 4, I tackle patron questions about Hueco round 2 and other goals for 2022, my plans for V12 and 5.14, how my trip to Leavenworth went and plans to return, my favorite features in the van, dating on the road, my remote working setup, what I've learned from nearly 100 episodes of the podcast, and making sense of conflicting advice. *Treat this episode like a buffet! Listen straight through or jump around as you like. I organized these questions into categories and added timestamps below.Support the Podcast:thenuggetclimbing.com/supportWe are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Bryan Fast, Leo Franchi, Michael Roy, and David LahaieBecome a Patron:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbingWebsite Links:Top ListsSteven's FavoritesShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/qa-4Nuggets:0:00 – Intro and updates7:04 – My Climbing / Training / Goals: 7:14 – Oskar: Tips for night climbing?14:07 – Taylor: Plans for Hueco round 2?16:53 – Casey: Hueco tick list? And what about Rifle?17:57 – Casey: Do you prefer to write your own training programs or to have a coach?18:46 – Casey: Outdoor vs. indoor bouldering performance? Does it matter?21:27 – Casey: Do you like night sessions? Is it hard to fall asleep after?22:52 – Jimmy: Favorite endurance workout on a home wall? 25:43 – Karl: Do you think kneepads change grades?33:12 – Tim: Do you ever climb easy stuff for fun?35:44 – Tyler: Party tricks vs. helpful training?38:14 – Tyler: Dream areas or routes in Canada?38:55 – Andrew: What makes a limit boulder problem “limit”? What makes a perfect repeat “perfect”?42:32 – Shanna: What will you implement from the PCC?46:24 – Jordan: Have you dabbled in trad or multi-pitch climbing?49:44 – Eric: What is the softest 5.14 in the US? Why aren't you trying it now?51:09 – Nolan: How have you moved past plateaus?53:08 – Nolan: Have you been on JDI yet?54:35 – Conor: Can you tell us about your early climbing and training? What would you change?58:20 – RJB: Where are you on your climbing journey?1:00:57 – Luke: Goals for 2022? How do you go about goalsetting?1:09:06 – Drew: Did you come back to try The Practitioner? And how did it go?1:12:55 – David: Goals in Leavenworth?1:14:37 – Nutrition / Weight Gain:1:14:45 – Karl: Does starch count as sugar?1:17:33 – Angelo: I'm embracing my body type and getting stronger, but when will I stop gaining weight?1:23:15 – Vanlife / Current Lifestyle / Personal Life:1:23:24 – Tyler/Ethan/Luke: Favorite van features? What did you bring but haven't used? 1:28:03 – Tyler: Can you describe work station in your van? What is your internet setup?1:31:50 – Matt: Any mice in the van?1:32:54 – Jordan: How long have you had your van? Thoughts on dirtbagging now vs. pre-van?1:34:47 – Michael: Pee bottle tips?1:36:54 – Logan: Why did you choose your van?1:39:27 – Howard: Health insurance as a vanlifer?1:41:53 – Nolan: Have you settled into the lifestyle as a full-time vanlifer podcast superstar yet?1:43:59 – Desiree: What are some favorite experiences you get to have living on the road? Pitfalls? Tips?1:49:29 – John: How do you handle long winter nights in the van?1:50:42 – Alexandra: How is a dating life when living in a van?1:53:56 – Shanna: Are you living in the van nonstop? Do you think you can do it indefinitely?1:56:49 – John: Coffee or tea? Method of brewing? Any tats?1:57:45 – Brian: Vanlife product you just can't get behind?1:58:42 – Brian: What have you given up for vanlife that you miss?1:59:35 – Brian: What alternate life would you be content with?2:00:41 – Daniel: Do you still play video games?2:03:26 – Liam: Did you save up money before quitting your job, or say fuck it? Also, what is your climbing story?2:06:30 – Jonathan: What is your relationship to mindfulness or meditation? How do they affect your life and climbing?2:10:52 – Fun / Funny / Other:2:11:00 – Tyler S: Weirdest smell you've had in the van?2:12:03 – Tyler S: Most ridiculous outfit you've climbed in? 2:13:27 – Tyler B: Any plans to head out east to climb on southern sandstone? Dream climbing trip?2:14:49 – Tyler B: Who would you like to spend a climbing with?2:15:42 – Brian: Other hobbies?2:17:21 – Brian: Who would you take on a multi-pitch climb?2:18:18 – Podcasting / What I've Learned From Episodes:2:18:30 – Ryan: You've put out nearly 100 episodes—How do you deal with conflicting advice from all of these badass climbers? 2:24:22 – Tyler: If you could collaborate with any podcast, what would it be?2:25:30 – Tyler: Top 3 podcast guests?2:26:36 – Finn: What interview do you find yourself organically thinking back to the most?  2:28:23 – Garrett: Has the podcast made you a better communicator? Has it made you more confident when meeting people?2:31:30 – Wrapup

Karel Gott byl v naší rodině už v 70. letech, vzpomíná dokumentaristka Olga Malířová Špátová. Její otec Jan Špáta tehdy natočil dokument Jdi za štěstím. „I můj muž Jan Malíř v roce 1986 jako kameraman točil s Karlem. A pak vznikly dva moje filmy. Jak říká Karel i já, nejsou to náhody. Karel je opravdu takové naše rodinné dědictví,“ usmívá se v Hovorech. V říjnu měl premiéru její dokument Karel o kariéře a posledních měsících života populárního zpěváka.

Karel Gott byl v naší rodině už v 70. letech, vzpomíná dokumentaristka Olga Malířová Špátová. Její otec Jan Špáta tehdy natočil dokument Jdi za štěstím. „I můj muž Jan Malíř v roce 1986 jako kameraman točil s Karlem. A pak vznikly dva moje filmy. Jak říká Karel i já, nejsou to náhody. Karel je opravdu takové naše rodinné dědictví,“ usmívá se v Hovorech. V říjnu měl premiéru její dokument Karel o kariéře a posledních měsících života populárního zpěváka.

JDI co-CEO Jim Irving on the use of glyphosate on New Brunswick forests and the leader of the provincial Green Party, David Coon.

Mk 10,17-22 „Jedno ti schází. Jdi. Prodej, kolik toho máš, rozdej chudým a budeš mít poklad v nebi. Pak přijď a následuj mě.“ On ale u toho slova ustrnul a odešel zarmoucen. Měl totiž mnoho majetku.

 In this episode we are kicking off our five-part Superstar Advisor Interview series with the best of the best, Chuck Suter. Our hosts stole his preparation method and used it in the first step of JDI's Advisor Mastery Training. He doesn't believe in selling and still crushes it every single month. Learn how he has

Mk 8,27-33 "Jdi za mne, satane!"

Dětství a dospívání bývá plné tápání a otázek. Co bychom si zpětně poradili? „Jdi při skole na stáž, nesnaž se zalíbit všem, nejsi jediný, kdo je někdy ztracený...”Nacházíme toho ale ještě mnohem více. Dnešní epizoda půjde hlouběji.

E8は急遽購入したので、使ってみてからスペックを調べた。 JDIってメーカーの情報が全くないです。 バッテー容量とか抵抗値は変わらないけど、電圧が違う。 E8は今まで使ってきたVapeデバイスとは違い、タバコ吸いの感覚だ。 #vape #電子タバコ #タバコ #音声配信 #ラジオ #E8 #pod #minifit

JDI 2021 özel yayınlarımızın beşincisi; ama sonuncusu olacağının garantisini vermiyoruz. Kimdi konuklar? Kimdi sunucular? Soracağım demiştim, inanmamıştınız değil mi? Java Day İstanbul'a katılmak ve daha fazla bilgi için: https://javaday.istanbul JDI Twitter: https://twitter.com/javadayistanbul

JDI 2021 özel yayınlarımızın dördüncüsü Java Day İstanbul'a katılmak ve daha fazla bilgi için: https://javaday.istanbul JDI Twitter: https://twitter.com/javadayistanbul

JDI 2021 özel yayınlarımızın üçüncüsü Java Day İstanbul'a katılmak ve daha fazla bilgi için: https://javaday.istanbul JDI Twitter: https://twitter.com/javadayistanbul

JDI 2021 Özel yayınlarımızın ikincisi Java Day İstanbul'a katılmak ve daha fazla bilgi için: https://javaday.istanbul JDI Twitter: https://twitter.com/javadayistanbul

Java Day İstanbul 2021'e sayılı günler kalmışken Yazılım Konferansları'nın gerçekleştirilme motivasyonlarından ve hangi konferansa katılacağımıza nelere bakarak karar verebileceğimizi Java Day İstanbul'un ve JUG'ımızın emektarlarından Nursel ve Altuğ ile konuştuk. JDI ile ilgili bazı anılar da dökülmedi değil laf lafı açınca... Java Day İstanbul'un programını görmek ve ücretsiz olarak katılmak için: https://javaday.istanbul Java Day İstanbul hakkında daha fazla bilgi ve güncellemeler için: https://twitter.com/javadayistanbul

Tonjie Reese, who was the Senior Program Officer at Just Detention International at the time of this recording, talks with Louie Marven from NSVRC about working with male survivors who are formerly incarcerated. JDI supports survivors who are incarcerated and advocates who work with survivors who are incarcerated, and there are lots of opportunities for advocates to support survivors as they reenter the community.  Just Detention International: https://justdetention.org/  This episode was supported by Grant No. 2016-TA-AX-K035 awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women.

The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT Generally speaking, the sun doesn't play very nicely with LCD displays when they're running outside. The brightness has to be cranked just to cut through glare, and all kinds of R&D work has to be done to effectively get out all the heat that builds up when a screen runs out in the sun all day. So what if there was display technology that actually did well in direct sunlight? There's e-paper, but that tech can't do the full motion or rich colors that are inherent in LCD displays. So how about a display that's reflective like e-paper, but is otherwise a more conventional LCD flat panel?  That's the premise behind Azumo, a Chicago company that has developed a micro-thin front light for LCDs, taking the place of the backlighting arrays that illuminate millions or billions of TVs and display monitors. By day, in bright light, an Azumo-equipped display doesn't even need a light on, front or back. And at night, that front light illuminates the screen. Right now, Azumo does smaller displays for industrial and medical uses, and is developing the tech for tablets. But the company is equipping its production lines to do larger displays, with the idea that customers like media companies and QSR chains would take a liking to digital posters and drive-thru order screens that didn't run up big power bills just to be viewable. I spoke with Azumo CEO Mike Casper. Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS TRANSCRIPT David: Mike, thank you for joining me. Can you tell me what Azumo is all about?  Mike Casper: Yeah. Thank you, Dave. So Azumo is a display technology company that is really enabling something we call LCD 2.0, and that effectively is using all the great things about LCD, but it's making it much more energy-efficient, much more effective for all environments and ultimately safer on the eyes as we stare at screens more and more these days.  David: And how is it different from the LCDs that we all know in traditional consumer or primary commercial displays?  Mike Casper: Sure. So most LCDs that are out there today, the vast majority of them are transmissive LCDs and so the way that these work is the pixels essentially act like shutters of light, and so they either close or open allowing what's called a backlight to light up the screen and let the light pass through. While these backlights in these older transmissive style LCDs, they only allow about 7% of the light to make its way through those pixels. So 93% of all this heat and light and really wasted energy generated is stuck behind the LCD and so with this new style, and what we're helping to enable here at Azumo is what's called a reflective LCD. Essentially what the LCD manufacturers have done is put a mirrored surface on the back, so no light can pass through it but what happens instead is that light from the outside or external lighting will reflect off the surface and that's the way that you can see the display. So it's saving 90% energy, much better viewing in bright sunlight and outdoor environments, which is why it's a great application for signage. David: So it's a little bit like electronic ink in that you're using natural light to illuminate the visual surface. But different in a whole bunch of other ways?  Mike Casper: Yeah, exactly. You're spot on. So E-paper and electronic ink were some of the first successful versions of reflective displays. Now those just like paper, ePaper paper are more diffuse and it's a lot easier to have light bounce off the surface and so if you've ever read a Kindle or a Kobo or any of these e-reader devices, they're fantastic out in the sun, the battery lasts a really long time. But just the way that those work, they're somewhat limited in color, a lot of them are only black and white or have some muted colors. But I think more importantly they're pretty limited with how fast they can update themselves and so they can't really do video or some of these other great things that we're used to with LCDs. Reflective LCD on the other hand can help to overcome some of those limitations with ePaper. David: So all of the compromises that you might have to make with the paper, particularly if you want to do motion media or really rich saturated colors and all that stuff, it's very difficult. But with this, you're effectively using the conventional LCD displays except your lighting from the front to the back, right? Mike Casper: Exactly. The vast majority of the LCD architecture is essentially the same and so you're able to get high-resolution, full video, refresh rates, all those great things about LCD, it's leveraging almost the exact same manufacturing process so there's a nice, robust supply chain. There's just a lot of great things about reflective LCDs that many people don't know about. David: So do you manufacture finished displays or is your technology something that goes into the displays that are made by mainstream commercial LCD manufacturers?  Mike Casper: Good question. At Azumo, we manufacture and design and manufacture what's called the front light component. So we're really the lighting component, the key enabling technology for these higher-resolution reflective LCDs. Because it's fairly new, what we've done with our supply chain is as we've been working with some of the major LCD manufacturers to package their display with our front light and then we'll sell the whole module to a variety of OEM customers and industrial and medical and other consumer products. However, now that the industry's starting to build and improve upon the reflective LCD and know more about us and the fact that our front light does exist, they're also starting to purchase the front light directly from us, and then they'll create the module and sell it to their customers. David: What does that front light look like? I'm trying to picture it.  Mike Casper: The best part is it's invisible. So you almost can't see it. David: That’s why I can’t picture it. (Laughter) Mike Casper: That's one of the key features for front lighting. So essentially we're a light guide component and light guides have been around since even when LCDs first started because most light guides are used, as I was describing earlier, for traditional LCDs, you have to light it from the back. And so most light guides are hidden behind the screen. You don't even see them. They're typically buried within the module and it's very easy to hide them ‘cause you have the LCD on the front. If you try to take that same light guide and put it on the front of a reflective LCD, it has to be completely transparent. So that's why it hasn't really worked using conventional lighting methods in the past and why something like our invisible front light is such a critical component because you want the user to see all the beautiful things apart from the LCD, not any components sitting on top. David: So is it like LED edge lighting with kind of a sheet or something?  Mike Casper: Effectively, yeah. So we're using a modified edge lighting approach that is able to get an LED coupled into our material and when I talk about our material, it's about 50 microns thick. So it's about 1/20th of a millimeter, extremely thin. This is why we're able to get that embedded in the top layer of the LCD and the way that our system works, we're still able to capture all that light from the LED, channel it in, and then serve as a light guide that can deliver the light to the front of the reflective LCD when needed.  David: So why would I want to do that? Mike Casper: So the biggest reason is really two-fold:  Power savings is number one. Using reflective LCD with our front light module, can save 80 to 90% power consumption compared to some of the other EMS of technologies like micro-LED or OLED, or compared to even some backlit LCDs. So power savings is number one. You're actually using the light around you when you use a reflective LCD module and especially in the case of signage, oftentimes this is outdoors, you got the bright sun out there, let's use this great light source we have here which is the Sun. Why not just use that to our advantage? So that's the main reason.  The second being, viewability in all environments. The Sun in that example looks fantastic, the brighter the sun, the brighter the display, and then in the case, if you're viewing it at night or in a darker environment, that's where our front light will turn on and so you get a nice glow on the display without it being distracting to the user.  David: It seems from what you're telling me, like the application for this in terms of large format displays would be for high brightness outdoor displays. Is that a reasonable assumption?  Mike Casper: Yeah, I think that's a great application for it. When you look at what other display technologies are trying to do for high brightness environments there's a lot of challenges, right? You've got to pump a ton of light, whether you're using Emissives, micro-LED, or OLED, you're just pumping so much brightness just to try to beat the sun and it's a lot of wasted energy. So yeah, I think that's a fantastic application right off the bat.  David: Yeah, I've done some work recently around outdoor displays and talked to a lot of industry people and they're cranking 3500 nits, 5000 nits, that sort of thing and the amount of power has got to drive that, but also for those guys, when you talk to them, they talk about the sun being the enemy. They're doing everything they can to counteract the impact of the sun, whereas it sounds like you're putting these out there and saying, “Bring it on!”  Mike Casper: Exactly the brighter the sun, the better. So yeah, I think that you're exactly right, that's the key. All these other display technologies are having to do all these workarounds, even think about micro-LED or LED billboards. They don't even have to be micro-LED, just regular LED billboards that are having to pump fans and other cooling mechanisms just to overcome the heating element of making these so bright during bright environments. The whole point of having LEDs, I thought was to save energy, not consume more.  So I agree the sun is their enemy but in this case, with a reflective LCD, it actually boosts the performance.  David: So to use the example of a Phoenix or Las Vegas, if it's outdoor street furniture at a transit shelter, that sort of thing. Through the day if the sun's out and beating down, do you even have lighting on? Mike Casper: No. In that environment, you wouldn't need to. We could see there would be sensors, maybe some brightness sensors that if it start to get cloudy and whatnot, it could turn the light on, but 80-90% of the time, you would have the sun out, it would be bright enough to see on its own and you wouldn't need any external lighting.  David: I suspect you've got an engineer or you're an engineer and you've done the mathematical models. I'm curious what kind of money this would save?  Mike Casper: Yeah, it's quite a bit, especially when you start talking about many of these digital displays that are out there right now, a majority of them are LED billboards. And today, some of the recent studies that have been done on the standard billboards outdoor for the transportation area are already consuming the same amount of energy as four households in the United States within a year, and so just one LED billboard that's running throughout the bright sun, throughout the night is already consuming a significant amount of energy. With reflective LCD, this could be reduced by 90%.  David: But you can't replace a LED billboard with a reflective LCD display, can you?  Mike Casper: Yeah. So what would you end up doing, I think it is very similar to how the LED billboards are built, where the modules are essentially started to daisy chain together to make larger sizes. You can do the same thing with these reflective LCD modules.  You can have a very nice thin bezel and have say up to 55-inch diagonal displays, just be tiled next to each other until you build up the full size that you need. It’s also another benefit with the Azumo light guide, the front light that we're able to use. Most light guides have a bunch of LEDs along the edge that have hotspots and so this is why most backlit LCDs have to have some sort of a bezel or border to block those hotspots. But because our material is so flexible, we're able to actually bend that all the way behind the display. We are able to get a nice tight radius of about half a millimeter. So our border can be really thin and enables you to tile these close to each other.  David: So this would be the equivalent of the super-duper-oh-my-god-amazing, add a few more adjectives in there, narrow bezel display?  Mike Casper: Yeah, exactly.  David: So they would just be like a hairline and I guess at a distance, you wouldn't even see that, like a billboard?  Mike Casper: Right. It's all about that viewing distance. But yeah, especially when you're able to get some of these higher resolution LCDs in the tiles themselves, you can start doing just as good dynamic content on both as opposed to an LED billboard as well. David: So I suspect there are some people listening to this thinking this is interesting, but whenever there's new technology like this, the costs are through the roof and it sounds amazing, but it's not financially feasible to do it. So what are the cost implications of this?  Mike Casper: Yeah. Good question, and I'd say we're at the forefront of it right now. You're starting to see over the past year or two more and more of LCD manufacturers showcasing these reflective LCDs in larger sizes. So I think Sharp maybe showed a 32-inch or around 30-inch last year. I know JDI has been showing a few examples over the past few years. Same with BOE up to 55-inch, I believe.  So they're starting to showcase this potential, and with that, I should say is, I think they're also trying to understand the market dynamics and pricing. The good thing is that because it's built on the LCD infrastructure, which has been out there for years and years, fully capitalized equipment, minimal switching costs. So I think they're able to fundamentally keep the prices within an LCD realm, nothing crazy where you've got to go build a whole brand new,OLED fab or anything like that. You can actually use some of the LCD manufacturing capacity that's already out there.  But then like any new technology, as you said, it's lower volumes to start and how do you price it and extend that out over time? I think that's still to be determined.  David: So if you're working with a Sharp, NEC or a company like that, are they getting your layer at the original manufacturing line or is it something that they would add after the fact and say, “okay, now it's reflective”? Mike Casper: Yeah, so what we're doing at Azumo, with our front light technology, we're scaling up our production lines for these larger sizes as we speak, and so everything we've done over the past few years has been on displays ranging from one inch up to about eight inch diagonal.  Just last year, 2020, we installed some new production equipment that enables us to go up to about 20 inch diagonal, and so in order to get to these larger displays, we're going to be installing some larger equipment to handle these larger panels. So today, our products can be found through the smaller displays and we're working with the LCD manufacturers to be scaling that up in the future, to be able to offer this to the signage industry for these larger panels as well. David: So it's not a physics challenge or anything else, it's just a matter of having the right equipment to do the larger displays? Mike Casper: Exactly.  David: How do you deal with intellectual property? If you're dealing with Chinese manufacturers, there's a bit of a history there. I'm not totally sure how fair it is, I don't know. But there's always some antsiness about working with overseas manufacturers about their intellectual property and what's going to happen.  Mike Casper: Sure. What we've done at Azuma, wwe're located in the United States as our headquarters, we do have some operations in China. And most of our core IP elements are actually still produced on equipment here in the United States, fairly close to us too, in suppliers that we use, so we're able to keep it close to the chest, especially those really core IP elements, I think that's always a key strategy for any display technology. But also recognizing that the entire display ecosystem for the most part is in Asia. So, you're going to have to be, as you scale the business or scaling technology, you're going to have to integrate along the chain there, and so finding ways to, from us, just determining at what point we have the production here versus a different location where we're still able to protect and maintain our IP.  I will say too, it's one of those where we're always constantly innovating as well, and so filing new patents on new technologies as we're developing is another strategy of ours as well. David: So with those displays that are already out there, you mentioned the smaller ones getting up to as large as 20-inch, but a lot of it's a one-inch, eight-inch, that sort of thing. What are they being used?  Mike Casper: Yeah, so all of the smaller products, when we first launched a little over three years ago, really the only reflective LCDs in the market at that time or monochrome, for the most part, going after industrial and medical applications, a lot of handheld products that we're using have these smaller displays looking for that power savings, and we're working very closely with Sharp. We're actually one of their value-added partners in their preferred lighting component for their reflective LCDs. So a lot of these handheld industrial products, medical products, IoT products, are out in the market today using our modules, and what's exciting for us. In the second half of this year, we'll be delivering some tablet products with our technology and reflective LCD embedded as well. So stay tuned for that, but that should be out the second half of this year.  David: So that would be good for, again for medicine, but also for things like restaurants and so on, outdoor dining patios and people taking orders that way?  Mike Casper: Yeah, that's another great application. The particular customer set for this tablet is more in the education space. Children staring at screens all day long, reflective LCD also has the benefit of being a little healthier on the eyes, so you're not blasting light from a backlight or from an OLED screen in your kids' eyes all day long,   David: I guess it extends the battery life too, right? Mike Casper: Exactly.  David: What is the operating life of your technology? Does it have any impact? A normal LCD might be 60,000 hours, does it bring it down to 50 or increase it?  Mike Casper: Yeah, I think at least in terms of applying it for UV protection, a lot of those other materials and coatings that need to be applied for outdoor signage applications would still be applied here as well. So being able to get the 5-7+ year lifecycle needed for the UV protection can be incorporated. The LCD side, which I think is very similarly to how these LCDs are being used. Now what you might find actually is, because of many LCD specs that are quoted today for outdoor applications like you said, the 60k hours, that's probably actually more tied to the backlight because the backlight has to be pumped up so bright to fight the sun that it’s probably burning those LEDs out in the backlight. It's not actually the LCD itself, but probably the LEDs.  So I think you could even extend that because you're not getting, you're not fighting the sun with those.  David: Again, talking about the sun, some of the issues that have been around with outdoor LCD is obviously glare, but the one that really concerns operators more than anything else is that the displays are going to burn out and they're going to turn black. I think what they call isotropic, is that still a reality or because you're taking daylight heat out of the equation, it’s not really a worry?  Mike Casper: That's a good question. I think probably the verdict's still out on that, but I would imagine that because the sun reflecting is actually making the screen brighter, I think you'd be avoiding that issue. But that's a good question. I don't know if there's been enough longevity studies with it quite yet in terms of what the long-term implications would be.  David: How long has the company been around?  Mike Casper: Azumo started in 2008. So we're coming up here on our 13th, 14th year.  David: And how did it get started, like what led you down this path?  Mike Casper: Good question. Bringing out the memory bank here. So we started down a completely different path. We actually started the business with technology around advertising signage in the sports industry specifically. So we were putting illuminated advertising logos, frozen in the ice of hockey rinks. Imagine all those logos on the ice that are always there and just started blending into the background, we could make them disappear and start glowing, in between whistles. So that was how we started the business and the technology, nowhere near LCD displays, but it helped us really think about different ways of creating really thin lighting. As you may know, ice for hockey rinks is pretty thin. They're about an inch thick or so, so you've got to have lights that can go really large and really long, but being very thin and invisible, and so over time we adapted that to now provide a front light for these reflective LCDs.  David: See in Canada, you could also do them in curling sheets. Mike Casper: Yep, we looked at that as an option.  David: And then you saw how small the market is? (Laughter) Mike Casper: Yeah, there were some good advisors and investors early on that suggested we pivot a little bit.  David: Yeah, just advertising in general, a lot of startups get into that and then they realize, “oh, this is actually hard!” Mike Casper: Yeah. It's a lot harder than it sounds.  David: Yeah, the technology is the easy part. It's schmoozing media planner.  Mike Casper: Exactly. The ecosystem and the industry were just not what we anticipated, and luckily for us, the reflective LCDs had been improving and had a need and so that enabled us to pivot the business and move to what we are today.  David: So where are you at now in terms of size of the company, number of people, all that sort of stuff? Mike Casper: Yeah, so we're almost 30 people now. Our headquarters is here in Chicago, in the United States. We've got about 20 different sales rep organizations globally now, both in North America, throughout Asia.  We are still venture-backed, so we've got a great set of investors that are knowledgeable in the display industry and focus on energy savings, and the last round that we'd closed was our Series B.  David: Okay, and what are the plans in terms of getting into transitioning or expanding, I guess would be a better way of describing it from what you've been doing to date, to getting into the sort of thing that we've been talking about for digital out of home and QSR drive-through displays, that sort of thing? Mike Casper: Yeah, and so that's a current growth area for us that we're putting a lot more effort behind. So the new production equipment, as I mentioned, can get up to 20-inch. There are some applications now that we can get into these smaller signage spaces and work closely with our LCD customers on some modules. So we're going to be showcasing some of those here coming up and then really expanding our production capabilities next year and getting on some of this larger equipment, being able to handle these larger panels, larger signage applications grow as well.  David: Are you feeling the pressure to get on the outdoor stuff? Just because of the pandemic and how drive-thru has gone from something that a lot of people do to something that in a lot of cases is the only way you can get food from a fast-food joint.  Mike Casper: Yeah, that's a great example. I think, there's definitely an increased demand and an interest that we're hearing from the LCD customers, because a lot of them already have a lot of those relationships with the out of home, and so we're already hearing it. more of a reverberate through, which is due to the pandemic.  David: And do you want to be a brand or do you want to be just like a component inside that the manufacturers know about, but the regular digital signage ecosystem and certainly the end-users wouldn't know, wouldn't care?  Mike Casper: That's a good question. I think, right now our focus is working very closely with the LCD manufacturers and serving them as our customers. In the future, we do see opportunities to partner with them, especially because we live and breathe this low-power reflective LCD, day in and day out, and so we think there are some opportunities to work together to create our own joint modules that are even further optimized, whether that's branded with us or something else, that's still to be determined, but either way, we want to partner with the LCD manufacturers and really drive the technology and performance to serve this market. David: There are observers in the industry who say that LED is going to completely take over. Between micro-LED and just fine pixel pitch LED, the need for LCD is slipping away and it'll be a niche product.  I don't totally buy into that, but I can see how things are transitioning. Where's your head at with that?  Mike Casper: There's obviously a lot of talks, like you said, with micro-LED and while there are great benefits with that technology I will say too, the LCD industry is massive. The ecosystem, the supply chain, there's a lot of vested interest to adapt that technology because it is a great backbone, and so that’s why I think micro LED, it's not going to take over. There's going to be great places for it, absolutely. But LCD is still going to have a predominant position, and that's why we're coining this reflective LCD as LCD 2.0, it's just taking the great things about LCD and adapting it for the world of the future, and I think especially with outdoor, it's a great application for it. David: Is there a lot of education that you have to do with the display manufacturers or do they get it and by extension, do you think the same thing will have to happen as they adopt it, that they'll have to educate their buyers? Mike Casper: Yeah, definitely a lot of education, because for those that know a little bit about reflective LCD, you're probably thinking what you saw with transflective LCD years and years ago, right?  Like the first Game Boy, for those in the audience that played that, or remember that, that had a transflective LCD, which was retty grainy, had pretty bad colors, and so a lot of people I think have that in their head when they hear reflective LCD. “Oh, how great can it be?” So now that the industry is being able to leverage the Azumo front light, which is this again, transparent portion of it that enables the underlying LCD to have much higher performance, much higher resolution, better colors, et cetera. So there is a re-education about what reflective LCD is now versus what many people may remember it in the past. David: If you don't know what you're looking at, and you had a reflective LCD and a conventional LCD with the same brightness and basically the same panel, just lit from the front versus the back, would an observer be able to see the difference?  Mike Casper: So depending on where you are, you'd see a couple of things different. So obviously in a bright outdoor environment, that would probably be your first obvious difference you'd notice where the reflective LCD looks fantastic, the backlit traditional one is going to have that glare, the contrast is going to get muted because all the blacks look a little grayer and the colors look more washed out, and you're fighting the sun which is going to overpower any backlight. So that'd be the first noticeable difference.  If you're in a darker room or if you're really close to the display. Again, depending on what the application in the viewing distance looks like, the backlit LCDs at least historically have had a higher resolution and a little bit broader color gamut. Now a lot of that is due to the fact that reflective LCDs are still fairly new but they're increasing that color gamut and the resolution. Some of the latest ones I think are shown by Sharp are close to 300 PPI now. You would notice it today, there's a slight difference. But that’s a question of what's the application: are you watching it on your phone, 18 inches from your face, and you've got the latest and greatest Netflix movie on? Or you're providing information to a user that might be walking by in an outdoor environment? So there's definitely some room for improvement, but they're making a lot of strides and a lot of sealing room here.  David: So if I'm to use the time-honored example of Coca-Cola and their particular Pantone red, would you be able to replicate that red?  Mike Casper: Good question. With working very closely with the LCD manufacturers and tuning their color filters, we can actually put,t in our front light, we can have an RGB LED set that has finely tuned wavelengths, and I'm getting a little technical here, but we can essentially tune the color to match the color filter of the LCD to really boost that color gamut. And so that's where we can start getting towards that Coca-Cola Pantone and really the broader color gamut that's required for signage.  David: Okay. All right. Really interesting. If people want to know more about this, where do they go?  Mike Casper: You can visit our website, www.azumotech.com. We're also pretty active on LinkedIn and you can reach out to us at any time. We'd love to chat about your application and really appreciate the time here today.

When the NBA shut down due to the Coronavirus on March 11, 2020, Joe Rice knew immediately that his hospitality search firm, Joseph David International, would soon be in serious trouble. He also knew that he wasn't going down without a fight! In this episode, listen into my conversation with Joe as he describes how they immediately pivoted to a brand new market sector and finished out the year on their best-ever quarterly performance.  Joe's story is highly relevant and relatable, and he doesn't hold back. Listen in to discover his biggest lessons and takeaways that can be applied by any recruitment business owner who aspires to build (or rebuild) a 7-figure firm. Episode Outline and Highlights [3:05] Joe shares his first experience in the Pinnacle Society and his ‘intense' encounter with Jordan Rayboy. [6:10] A critical and timely pivot - listen to how Joe dealt with the pandemic. [12:30] Joe shared the steps he took when re-starting his business and our discussion about building your database. [20:20] Shifting from solo full desk production to assuming the CEO role - Joe's shares his transition. [22:40] “Barbaric, caveman-like recruiting” and going back to the fundamentals of good old-fashioned hard work. [29:30] Operating in faith, listen to Joe's encouraging realizations when his company underwent trying times. [38:55] The mindset and mentality of a top producer. [44:36] What 2021 looks like for JDI. [48:41] Joe talks about the MogulRecruiter platform. A Difficult but Necessary Pivot Joe started his recruitment career around 2005 and with a core focus on the hospitality industry. With the implementation of lockdowns and mobility restrictions, hospitality is one of the most impacted industries during the pandemic. How was Joe able to deal with this sudden change? He started “I didn't go full time recruiting until ‘06 but it was all hospitality then… I worked for hospitality from that point, until last year. That is all I ever did.” A critical moment hit him around February 2020 when he attended a conference called ALIS (American Lodging Investment Summit) and CEO Chris Cahill of Accor Hotel connected with him. In a call, he was told by Chris,  “Joe, I can't believe nobody's paying attention to this thing… the coronavirus… Joe, it's unreal to me, nobody is paying attention. The hotel industry is not paying attention. No one. And it's coming, it is coming I promise.” This got Joe asking around and realized not many people he knew at that time was aware of what was coming.  This realization helped to prepare Joe and his team. A point came when he dropped everything in hospitality and pivoted to healthcare. His actions were timely and it proved valuable when clients from the hotel industry started telling them that their services were no longer needed. “Barbaric, Caveman-like Recruiting” and Going Back to the Fundamentals Joe and I had a discussion about the definition of ‘hard work' in a recruiter's field. Transitioning from hiring hospitality professionals to hiring healthcare professionals, what Joe realized is the importance of hard work and going back to the fundamentals. This is how he revealed his realizations, “I get to have a very stark contrast when I did jump back into full desk eventually. This business hasn't really changed that much. It's eerie, that it is one of the few businesses that has not really innovated much. They tried to innovate, but they really haven't. And the way that we made this turn, was good old-fashioned hard work. There was nothing scientific or magical beyond getting the data and at that point, it was phone calls, email, and activity.” Joe added, “It was just, barbaric, caveman-like recruiting.” A typical day for Joe was making 70 phone calls to try to get business and sending out email campaigns.  A lot may have forgotten the fundamentals of recruitment - persistence, hustle and grind. Hear how this approach worked out for Joe. A Change in Paradigm and Valuable Learnings Undergoing trying times during this pandemic, hear Joe reveal his valuable learnings and realizations. Some of them are: The importance of persistence and hard work Having the awareness of how blessed you really are.  The importance of a team. Trust me, you will want to hear it from Joe. His firsthand experience is definitely relatable to a lot of recruiters who have been adversely affected by the pandemic. Joe Rice Bio and Contact Info Joe is a Managing Partner and Founder of Joseph David International (JDI), twice recognized by Forbes as one of the best executive recruiting firms in America. He is also a partner in MogulRecruiter, a technology platform that provides recruiting, booking and talent solutions for service leaders. His recruiting career started in 2005 with Snelling Hospitality with a specialty in executive search, consulting, talent acquisition, and organizational leadership. Joe on LinkedIn Joseph David International (JDI) website link  JDI on Facebook JDI on Twitter @JDIsearch JDI on Instagram MogulRecruiter website link People and Resources Mentioned Michael Talarico on LinkedIn Jordan Rayboy on Linkedin Jeremy Sisemore on LinkedIn Interseller - email campaign tool website link Pinnacle Society website link Good To Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't by Jim Collins Connect with Mark Whitby Get your FREE 30-minute strategy call Mark on LinkedIn Mark on Twitter: @MarkWhitby Mark on Facebook Mark on Instagram: @RecruitmentCoach Related Podcast You Might Enjoy TRR#46 How to Run a Million Dollar Recruiting Firm From Your RV, with Jordan Rayboy TRR#35 Inner Grit: The Traits of a Big Biller, with Jeremy Sisemore Subscribe to The Resilient Recruiter

Weiter geht’s im ILOVEGRAFFITI.DE Podcast mit HORST von der JDI und 420 CREW. Der Stuttgarter Graffiti Writer malt seinen Namen seit über 20 Jahren, ist sehr viel herumgekommen und hat sich zu einem der interessantesten Graffiti Writer in Deutschland entwickelt. HORST steht für modernes Graffiti- und Stylewriting, sein Stil ist von diversen Einflüssen aus den 2000ern und zahlreichen Reisen geprägt, die man auch heute noch in seinen Buchstaben erkennen kann. Darüber, die Ausstellung “Graffiti im Kessel” im Stadtpalais Stuttgart, das längst vergriffene Buch “Sprüher im Rudel” und vieles mehr haben wir uns mit ihm in der Podcast Episode 048 unterhalten. Wir empfehlen beim Hören wie immer einen Blick in die passende Fotogalerie auf http://www.ilovegraffiti.de Foto: Danny Schreiber

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Byli mezi sebou rozděleni a začali se rozcházet, když Pavel řekl jedno slovo: “Dobře promluvil Duch Svatý k vašim otcům skrze proroka Izaiáše: "Jdi k tomuto lidu a řekni: Vskutku uslyšíte, a jistě nepochopíte, ustavičně budete hledět, a určitě neuvidíte. Neboť srdce tohoto lidu otupělo, stali se nedoslýchavými a své oči zavřeli, aby snad očima neuviděli a ušima neuslyšeli, srdcem nepochopili a neobrátili se a já je neuzdravil." Ať je vám tedy známo, že tato Boží záchrana byla poslána pohanům. Oni uslyší.” [Když to řekl, Židé odešli a velmi se mezi sebou přeli.]

Bůh nás v životě staví před mnoho voleb. Jednou z nich je, co v našem živtě převládne - naši "vepři" anebo lidé, kterým máme sloužit? Čtení: Marek 5:1-20 1 Přijeli na protější břeh moře do krajiny gerasenské. 2 Sotva Ježíš vystoupil z lodi, vyšel proti němu z hrobů člověk posedlý nečistým duchem. 3 Ten bydlel v hrobech a nikdo ho nedokázal spoutat už ani řetězy. 4 Často už ho spoutali okovy i řetězy, ale on řetězy ze sebe vždy strhal a okovy rozlámal. Nikdo neměl sílu ho zkrotit. 5 A stále v noci i ve dne křičel mezi hroby a na horách a bil do sebe kamením. 6 Když spatřil zdálky Ježíše, přiběhl, padl před ním na zem 7 a hrozně křičel: „Co je ti po mně, Ježíši, synu Boha nejvyššího? Při Bohu tě zapřísahám, netrap mě!“ 8 Ježíš mu totiž řekl: „Duchu nečistý, vyjdi z toho člověka!“ 9 A zeptal se ho: „Jaké je tvé jméno?“ Odpověděl: „Mé jméno je ‚Legie‘, poněvadž je nás mnoho.“ 10 A velmi ho prosil, aby je neposílal pryč z té krajiny. 11 Páslo se tam na svahu hory veliké stádo vepřů. 12 Ti zlí duchové ho prosili: „Pošli nás, ať vejdeme do těch vepřů!“ 13 On jim to dovolil. Tu nečistí duchové vyšli z posedlého a vešli do vepřů; a stádo se hnalo střemhlav po srázu do moře a v moři se utopilo. Bylo jich na dva tisíce. 14 Pasáci utekli a donesli o tom zprávu do města i do vesnic. Lidé se šli podívat, co se stalo. 15 Přišli k Ježíšovi a spatřili toho posedlého, který míval množství zlých duchů, jak sedí oblečen a chová se rozumně; a zděsili se. 16 Ti, kteří to viděli, vyprávěli jim o tom posedlém a také o vepřích, co se s nimi stalo. 17 Tu počali prosit Ježíše, aby odešel z těch končin. 18 Když vstupoval na loď, prosil ho ten člověk dříve posedlý, aby směl být s ním. 19 Ale Ježíš mu to nedovolil a řekl: „Jdi domů ke své rodině a pověz jim, jak veliké věci ti učinil Pán, když se nad tebou smiloval.“ 20 Ten člověk odešel a začal zvěstovat v Dekapoli, jak veliké věci mu učinil Ježíš; a všichni se divili.

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Kdo z těch tří, myslíš, byl bližním tomu, který upadl mezi lupiče?” On řekl: “Ten, který mu prokázal milosrdenství.” Ježíš mu řekl: “Jdi a jednej také tak.”

Ježíš jí řekl: “Ženo, proč pláčeš? Koho hledáš?” Ona mu v domnění, že je to zahradník, řekla: “Pane, jestliže tys ho odnesl, řekni mi, kam jsi ho položil, a já si ho vezmu.” Ježíš jí řekl: “Marie!” Ona se otočila a hebrejsky mu řekla: “Rabbuni”, což znamená "Učiteli". Ježíš jí řekl: “Nedrž se mne, neboť jsem ještě nevystoupil ke [svému] Otci. Jdi k mým bratřím a řekni jim: "Vystupuji k Otci svému i k Otci vašemu, k Bohu svému i k Bohu vašemu."” Marie Magdalská šla a zvěstovala učedníkům: “Viděla jsem Pána”, a oznámila jim to, co jí řekl.

Lukáš 10:25-37 A hle, jeden znalec Zákona vstal a chtěl ho vyzkoušet: „Mistře, co mám dělat, abych se stal dědicem věčného života?“ Ježíš mu řekl: „Co je psáno v Zákoně? Jak to tam čteš?“ Odpověděl: „‚Miluj Hospodina, svého Boha, celým svým srdcem, celou svou duší, ze vší své síly a celou svou myslí,‘ a ‚Miluj svého bližního jako sám sebe.‘“ „Správně jsi odpověděl,“ řekl mu Ježíš. „Dělej to a budeš žít.“ On se ale chtěl nějak ospravedlnit, a tak se Ježíše zeptal: „A kdo je můj bližní?“ Ježíš mu odpověděl: „Jeden člověk byl na cestě z Jeruzaléma do Jericha přepaden lupiči. Obrali ho, zbili, nechali ho tam ležet polomrtvého a odešli. Náhodou tudy šel jeden kněz; když ho uviděl, obloukem se mu vyhnul. Podobně to bylo s levitou, který se tam objevil; když ho uviděl, obloukem se mu vyhnul. Potom k němu přišel jeden Samaritán, který tudy cestoval; když ho uviděl, byl pohnut soucitem. Přistoupil, ovázal mu rány a polil je olejem a vínem. Naložil ho na svého mezka, dovezl do hostince a postaral se o něj. Druhého dne vytáhl dva denáry a dal je hostinskému se slovy: ‚Postarej se o něj. Cokoli bys vynaložil navíc, to ti zaplatím, až se vrátím.‘ Co myslíš – kdo z těch tří byl tomu přepadenému bližním?“ „Ten, který mu prokázal milosrdenství,“ odpověděl znalec Zákona. „Jdi a jednej tak i ty,“ řekl mu Ježíš. Otázkou pro nás je - Jak se stát bližním těm, kteří jsou kolem nás?

In this episode, I talk markets with Juliette Declercq. She’s a leading macro strategist and runs JDI research. She has close to twenty years market experience, including stints at J.P Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Stone Milliner. On the podcast, we discuss: 1. Why using past recessions is not a guide to the COVID crisis 2. Why P/E ratios are a poor guide to equity valuation 3. Not putting too much weight on weak employment data 4. Why Euro-area break-up trades are not attractive 5. Her view on the dollar and euro 6. The prospects of inflation.

Even before the pandemic forced law schools to close their doors, forward-thinking educators were working hard to increase the accessibility of legal education through online learning. In this ABA Law Student Podcast, host Meghan Steenburgh talks with Dean Craig Boise and faculty director of online education Nina Kohn about Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive (JDi). They discuss their drive to reach a greater diversity of students and outline the JDi program’s ability to offer learners a fully interactive experience. In an additional segment, Meghan is joined by Mandy Mobley Li, Ernie Sawyer, and Katy Morris, all 2Ls in the JDi program. They offer fellow law students tips and tricks for adjusting to online learning. Craig Boise is dean and professor of law at Syracuse University College of Law Nina Kohn is the David M. Levy Professor of Law and faculty director of online education at Syracuse University College of Law. Mandy Mobley Li is a 2L in Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive program. Ernie Sawyer is a 2L in Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive program. Katy Morris is a 2L in Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive program.

Even before the pandemic forced law schools to close their doors, forward-thinking educators were working hard to increase the accessibility of legal education through online learning. In this ABA Law Student Podcast, host Meghan Steenburgh talks with Dean Craig Boise and faculty director of online education Nina Kohn about Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive (JDi). They discuss their drive to reach a greater diversity of students and outline the JDi program’s ability to offer learners a fully interactive experience. In an additional segment, Meghan is joined by Mandy Mobley Li, Ernie Sawyer, and Katy Morris, all 2Ls in the JDi program. They offer fellow law students tips and tricks for adjusting to online learning. Craig Boise is dean and professor of law at Syracuse University College of Law Nina Kohn is the David M. Levy Professor of Law and faculty director of online education at Syracuse University College of Law. Mandy Mobley Li is a 2L in Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive program. Ernie Sawyer is a 2L in Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive program. Katy Morris is a 2L in Syracuse University College of Law’s JDinteractive program.

In this episode... I speak with Nina Kohn, the David M. Levy Professor of Law and Faculty Director of Online Education at Syracuse University College of Law about developing on-line classes for legal education. Some key takeaways...1. Online classes are asynchronous or synchronous. Asynchronous classes are recorded and students can watch them on their own time. Synchronous classes are live. Students are all present at the same time and the professor is able to engage in dialog.2. Developing an online class is not as difficult as one might think (and Prof. Kohn explains how to make it happen)3. The key to creating an online class is to first identify goals and principles.4. Faculty can deliver the Socratic method through online learning.About our guest... Nina A. Kohn is the David M. Levy Professor of Law and Faculty Director of Online Education at Syracuse University College of Law, a faculty affiliate with the Syracuse University Aging Studies Institute, and a member of the American Law Institute. Professor Kohn is currently a Visiting Professor of Law at Yale Law School for the 2020-2021 academic year. Kohn led the development and launch of Syracuse University College of Law’s online JD program (“JDinteractive” or “JDi”). The program is the nation’s first fully interactive online JD program. In addition to teaching Torts to JDi students, Kohn oversees the program’s continuing development and operations.Professor Kohn’s scholarly research focuses on elder law and the civil rights of older adults and persons with diminished cognitive capacity.

In this episode, Jason and Arjun chat with Alex Goel and Joel Francis on the topic of IHE Structured Data Capture on FHIR.  In the discussion, we reference the JDI article: Unlocking Radiology Reporting Data: an Implementation of Synoptic Radiology Reporting in Low-Dose CT Cancer Screening (https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10278-019-00214-2) Previous episodes of SIIMCast referenced in this episode are: Episode 20: Synoptic Report: http://siimcast.libsyn.com/synoptic-reporting-with-alex-goel Episode 22: Standard: FHIR: http://siimcast.libsyn.com/fhir

We discuss Half-Life: Alyx getting a release date, JDI's new small LCD panels, PSVR2's controllers, and question whether HTC Vive will make a comeback.

Marek 8:31-38 Káže bratr Marcus Denny Odkaz na bratrův sbor v Kladně je zde: http://bskk.cz/ Jejich videa můžete odebírat zde: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1rp5bNTYA3cSm7FO91rEAw Odebírat naše videa můžete tady: https://www.youtube.com/krestanekurim Všechna audia našich kázání jsou na Spotify zde: https://open.spotify.com/show/4n0OOeqW0Dg8RijaboeNXo Audio najdete také na Anchor.FM: https://anchor.fm/krestanekurim Web: http://www.krestanekurim.cz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/krestanekurim Marek 8:31-38 'A začal je učit, že Syn člověka musí mnoho vytrpět a být zavržen od starších, velekněží a učitelů Zákona, být zabit a po třech dnech vstát z mrtvých . A mluvil o tom otevřeně. Petr si ho vzal stranou a začal ho kárat. Když se však Ježíš otočil a uviděl své učedníky, pokáral Petra a řekl: “Jdi ode mne, satane, protože nemáš na mysli věci Boží, ale věci lidské.” A zavolal si zástup se svými učedníky a řekl jim: “Chceli kdo jít za mnou, ať zapře sám sebe, vezme svůj kříž a následuje mne. Neboť kdo by chtěl svou duši zachránit, zahubí ji; kdo by však zahubil svou duši kvůli [mně a] evangeliu, zachrání ji. Vždyť co člověku prospěje, získáli celý svět, ale své duši uškodí? Neboť co může dát člověk výměnou za svou duši? Kdo by se styděl za mne a za má slova v tomto cizoložném a hříšném pokolení, za toho se bude stydět i Syn člověka, když přijde ve slávě svého Otce se svatými anděly.”'

こんにちは、じょにぃです。 6月27日（木）マーケット振り返りと明日以降の見通しについてお話しします。 00:52 Pick Up News 02:46 マーケット概況 07:53 海外ニュース 10:30 国内ニュース 15:12 個別企業ニュース 25:17 発表された主な指標, 今週の予定 xx:xx テックニュース・新製品・その他 25:54 いただいたコメント ☆Pick Up News 米中、貿易戦争の一時休戦で合意　Ｇ２０控え＝香港紙 - ロイター https://jp.reuters.com/article/usa-trade-china-truce-idJPKCN1TS0CT ☆マーケット概況 SBI証券｜株・FX・投資信託・確定拠出年金・NISA https://www.sbisec.co.jp/ETGate 日経平均PER PBR 日経平均株価適正水準 https://nikkei225jp.com/data/per.php 株式・債券市況 | 日本取引所グループ https://www.jpx.co.jp/markets/equities/summary/index.html モーニングスター [ 株価指標 ] https://www.morningstar.co.jp/RankingWeb/IndicesPart.do?indcCode=15 新高値安値銘柄一覧:日本株 - トレーダーズ・ウェブ(株式情報、ＦＸ情報) https://www.traders.co.jp/domestic_stocks/domestic_market/new_price/new_price.asp ビットコイン/円(BTC/JPY)リアルタイムレート・チャート｜みんなの仮想通貨 https://cc.minkabu.jp/pair/BTC_JPY ☆海外ニュース トランプ大統領 大阪に到着 日本はじめ９か国首脳と会談へ | NHKニュース https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20190627/k10011971791000.html 合意なき英ＥＵ離脱の確率は「100万分の1」＝ジョンソン氏 - ロイター https://jp.reuters.com/article/britain-eu-leader-idJPKCN1TR3B4 ☆国内ニュース 安倍首相 Ｇ20前に各国首脳に協力呼びかけ | NHKニュース https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20190627/k10011971571000.html トランプ大統領 改めて持論 “日米安全保障条約は不公平” | NHKニュース https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20190626/k10011970271000.html ☆個別企業ニュース 任天堂、マイクロソフト、ソニーが3社連名でトランプ関税の「害」を訴える | TechCrunch Japan https://jp.techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/2019-06-26-nintendo-microsoft-and-sony-pen-letter-highlighting-harm-from-trum/ アップル、資金繰り悪化の JDI に約100億円出資を検討中。経営再建に大口顧客から支援 - Engadget 日本版 https://japanese.engadget.com/2019/06/27/jdi-100/ アップルにARMの主席CPU設計者が入社 | TechCrunch Japan https://jp.techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/2019-06-26-apple-hires-leading-arm-chip-designer/ ファミマコード決済「FamiPay」が7月1日登場、最大15%還元の総額88億円キャンペーンも実施 | TechCrunch Japan https://jp.techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/famipay/ LINEスタンプ、月額240円で使い放題のプラン登場へ | TechCrunch Japan https://jp.techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/line-stamp-subscription/ LINE Payとメルペイの「Mobile Payment Alliance」にNTTドコモが参画、加盟店開拓で連携へ | TechCrunch Japan https://jp.techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/mobile-payment-alliance-ntt-docomo/ Visa LINE Payカードの詳細判明、初年度3%還元で8月に予約開始 | TechCrunch Japan https://jp.techcrunch.com/2019/06/27/line-pay-visa-card/ ☆発表された主な指標 家計金融資産、3月末1835兆円で微増　日銀・海外の国債保有拡大続く - ロイター https://jp.reuters.com/article/boj-household-financial-assets-idJPKCN1TS01X 小売業販売額、5月は前年比＋1.2％　19カ月連続増＝経産省 - ロイター https://jp.reuters.com/article/retail-sales-may-idJPKCN1TS00N 中国の工業部門企業利益、5月は1.1％増　プラスに転じる - ロイター https://jp.reuters.com/article/china-economy-industrial-profits-idJPKCN1TS08R ☆今週の予定 経済指標情報 - Yahoo!ファイナンス https://info.finance.yahoo.co.jp/fx/marketcalendar/ 6月24日（月） 6月25日（火） 日銀金融政策決定会合議事要旨, 米5月新築住宅販売件数, FRBパウエル議長公演 6月26日（水） 6月27日（木） 米1-3月GDP 6月28日（金） 5月失業率・有効求人倍率, 6月都区部CPI, 5月鉱工業生産, 英1-3月GDP, 欧6月消費者物価指数, 加4月GDP, 米5月個人消費支出 ☆テックニュース・新製品・その他 ☆いただいたコメント ご視聴ありがとうございました！ 参考になったら高評価ボタン、チャンネル登録お願いします！ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvzXR1WAWpS1FMNs1jgrqPw Twitter https://twitter.com/iam__jonny Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iam__jonny/ Blog （実験中） https://blog.iam-jonny.com

Lukáš 10:30-35 Celý playlist na téma Podobenství najdete zde: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw8-7yWlpvFR35Hof-ERleczf8Dji6pCt Odebírat naše videa můžete tady: https://www.youtube.com/krestanekurim Web: http://www.krestanekurim.cz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/krestanekurim.cz Lukáš 10:30-37 „A kdo je můj bližní?“Ježíš se ujal slova a řekl: „Jeden člověk sestupoval z Jeruzaléma do Jericha a padl do rukou lupičům; ti ho svlékli, zbili, nechali ho tam polomrtvého a odešli. Náhodou sestupoval po té cestě jeden kněz, ale když ho uviděl, obešel ho. Podobně [se tam objevil] i levita; když přišel k tomu místu, uviděl ho a vyhnul se mu. Ale jeden Samařan na své cestě přišel k němu, a když ho uviděl, byl pohnut soucitem. Přistoupil, na jeho rány nalil olej a víno a obvázal je, položil ho na svého mezka, zavezl do hostince a postaral se o něj. Druhého dne vyjmul dva denáry, dal je hostinskému a řekl: ,Postarej se o něj, a co bys vynaložil navíc, to ti zaplatím, až se budu vracet.‘Kdo z těch tří, myslíš, byl bližním tomu, který upadl mezi lupiče?“On řekl: „Ten, který mu prokázal milosrdenství.“ Ježíš mu řekl: „Jdi a jednej také tak.“

The UCL News Podcast talks to Professors Gloria Laycock, Ruth Morgan and Richard Wortley from the Department for Security and Crime Science and the Jill Dando Institute (JDI). We discuss setting up the Institute as part of broadcaster Jill Dando’s legacy, growing and developing it and the Department within the Engineering Faculty, the importance of forensic science and how we can apply crime science to today’s crimes. Guests were Gloria Laycock, Professor of Crime Science and the first Director of the JDI, Richard Wortley, Professor of Crime Science and the current Director of the JDI and Ruth Morgan, Professor of Crime and Forensic Science and Director of the UCL JDI Institute for Forensic Sciences.

2019年4月5日放送分。町田徹が今週取り上げたニュースのトップ3は 第1位　JDI、台中勢の傘下で再建目指す。第2位　ゴーン前会長がオマーンルートの特別背任容疑で4度目の逮捕。第3位　外国人労働者拡大へ。改正入管法が月曜日に施行。 でした夕方5時35分からの「町田徹のふかぼり！」もどうぞお楽しみに

Twenty-four books were reviewed this year: Work Without Walls Working With Difficult People Disrupt Yourself Counter Mentor Leadership The Genius of Opposites Pacing for Growth Out of Our Minds Violent Leadership Thinking in Bets The Introverted Leader Career Leap Crash Radical Candor Five Stars Brave Leadership the culture engine Let There Be Water Build An A Team Creating Things That Matter Why Great Leaders Don’t Take Yes For An Answer open to think Work together Anywhere QBQ! decide bringing the total number of reviewed books on the Choinque Bookshelf too well over one hundred. Most of the books were generously donated by the author or their publisher and in several cases terrific books arrived unsolicited. It’s always fun returning from a business trip and finding new books ready for reading, and a new author to meet and interview for a ChoinqueCast. Recurring themes during leadership excellence courses throughout the year included how to free up time to become a better leader, which really starts by getting to know people better. Grouping Leadership Course attendees into Baby Boomer, Generation X and Generation Y teams proved both valuable and entertaining as we discussed common perceptions and misperceptions between the three, only to realize all three generations want very similar things from their leaders. A continued emphasis on the importance of coaching, especially distinguishing coaching from evaluation, was evident in leadership course feedback and attendee action plans. Thank you to new partner Golden Media and Entertainment, a highly energized and youthful group working to bring leadership programs to Nigeria. Also, a hat tip to Bill Murphy of Piton Science and Technology, who kindly invited Choinque to join his Human Capital and Training Solutions, or HCaTS team earlier this year. Looking ahead to 2019, we hope to bring leadership programs to Mauritius in addition to Nigeria, launch our first programs in Puerto Rico, and may return in the fall to Canberra, Australia. Stateside, Choinque looks forward to working closely with TK Lamb of JDI LLC allowing JDI to offer leadership initiatives to the US Government. A talk to students at Cornell is tentatively scheduled in February and a possible Keynote in the UK may occur later in the fall. The ChoinqueCasts are a labor of love, curiosity, and passion to share knowledge. Let me know if you would like to connect with anyone in the Choinque network. Also, please provide feedback, especially positive reviews on iTunes so others may share our journey of goodness. Happy New Year!

The new first-time Xfinity Series race winner on addressing Chip Ganassi Racing after his Las Vegas victory and the many questions he asks to stay preoccupied (1:00); the surreal feeling of lapping cars and the mistakes of letting one by (5:00); why a nice guy makes so many other guys angry and why he races his competitors so hard (7:30); where things stand with Kevin Harvick (12:30); has he met Chip Ganassi yet? (13:45); correcting some Wikipedia inaccuracies about Ross' life, starting with the racing history of his dad and grandfather (16:00); why he wants to return to watermelon farming after racing (20:30); the risks of being a watermelon farmer (22:30); the story behind JDI (24:00); when Ross got fired four years ago, and his career seemed over (26:30); why he is OK with driving without being paid (31:00); the best (or worst) sponsorship story he has (34:00); could Chip Ganassi Racing or DC Solar help him beyond Richmond? (36:15); can he win the championship with JD Motorsports? (37:25)

TAC Podcast 2 第4回「イヤイヤモニターと大阪で会いたい」の配信を開始しました iTunes でお聴きになる方はコチラ番組の内容はJDIが開発したヘルメットに速度メーターを表示する液晶やなどドコモが2年縛りの更新月を3カ月間になどの TAC 公式 Twitter アカウント（＠tennojiac）でリツイートしたニュースや、皆さんからのコメントを紹介しています．ハッシュタグ「#TACcast」を付けてツイートしていただくと検索して、番組内でご紹介させていただくこと..

Sebekoučování je určitě skvělá dovednost. Dokážeme se však prostřednictvím sebekoučování dostat k zásadním uvědoměním, které povedou ke změně? Nebo se dostaneme pouze do uzavřeného kruhu? V tomto dílu podcastu Život Jako Hra odhalujeme slepá místa sebekoučování. 01:05 Koučování není pouze o kladení a dosahování cílů 04:55 Jdi do hloubky 09:51 Koučování a sebekoučování jsou dva oddělené procesy 13:27 Kouč odhalí naše slepá místa 17:54 Jak se efektivně sebekoučovat? 19:18 Je v pořádku nechat si pomoct

関連リンク When will PS4 support IPv6? トランプ、金正恩両氏が署名した共同声明全文 レシート1枚10円で買うアプリ、天才高校生プログラマーが小売市場に挑む Microsoft、Excelカスタム関数としてJavaScriptのサポートを発表 「18歳成人」法案が成立！何が変わり、変わらないのか 香りの世界に革新　コンテクサ社の香料自動調合機 JDI、経営危機に…経産省主導の経営失敗、またホンハイが再建に意欲

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This week's episode features, me, Jasmine Dash of Jasmine Dash International, Inc. (JDI, Inc.) Tune in as I share an update on The Journey To My Queendom and kick off Season #2! About Resetting Your Journey:: Presenting women with encouraging words to say and influential moves they are making in the world, while answering the question of how God pressed the reset button on their journey in life. Accept the past. Embrace the present. Change the future! Featured Music: Blanca-If You Say Go Kheyra-Royalty Fifth Harmony-Brave, Honest, Beautiful Britt Nicole - Set the world on fire Moriah Peters - Brave Jessie J - L.O.V.E Lisa Nichols-The Art of Action IG: @ResettingYourJourney

В этом выпуске говорили о конференции SeleniumCamp, докладах и о тестировании в целом. Гости: Сергей Пирогов - топит за инфраструктуру Дмитрий Гуменюк - топит за ReportPortal Ярослав Пернеровский - резко перестал топить за Implicit Wait Артем Никитин - топит за AWS Андрей Солнцев - автор Selenide. За него и топит Александр Романов - топит за Spring Boot Иван Крутов - автор Selenoid. Топит против Selenium Grid и за Vim. Рома Маринский - топит против JDI Николай Алименков - создателько SeleniumCamp. Топит в своем направлении =) Никита Макаров - топит за платный опенсорс Алексей Буль - топит за тесты на проде Артем Ерошенко - топит за Allure Поддержите подкаст https://www.patreon.com/automation_remarks Присоединяйтесь к нашему Slack каналу https://qaguild-slack.herokuapp.com/ Читайте блог http://automation-remarks.com

Встречайте 53-й выпуск подкаста! В этот раз речь пойдёт о тестировании. У меня в гостях Андрей Солнцев, автор фреймворка для тестирования Selenide (http://ru.selenide.org/index.html), разработчик из codeborne (https://codeborne.com/) и Алексей Виноградов, независимый консультант, модератор подкаста Radio-QA (http://radio-qa.com/). Андрей рассказал про то, как появился проект Selenide, чего не хватало на тот момент в Selenium и как всё начиналось. Рассказал о том, как он сам превратился из просто разработчика в разработчика-тестировщика :) Алексей рассказал немного теоретической части о тестировании, видах тестирования, в особенности про автоматизированное тестирование. Вспомнили мы и так называемую пирамиду тестирования, стоимость написания тестов и стоимость их поддержки. Так же мы обсудили непростые вопросы взаимодействия разработчиков и тестировщиков, их роли в команде, возникающие проблемы и способы их решения. Ребята рассказали про то, как устроен проект Selenide изнутри: как идёт разработка, как устроено тестирование самого фреймворка для тестирования :), насколько велико сообщество вокруг проекта и другие смежные вопросы. Алексей так же рассказал о ближайших и дальнейших планах по развитию проекта. Ссылки на ресурсы по темам выпуска: * Блог Андрея Солнцева (http://asolntsev.github.io/). * Блог Алексея Виноградова (http://qa-blog.alexei-vinogradov.de/). * Selenide (http://ru.selenide.org/index.html). Фреймворк для UI тестирования на Java. * Подкаст Radio-QA (http://radio-qa.com/). * Отличные конференции по тестированию: * Ежегодная конференция Selenium Camp (http://seleniumcamp.com/) в Киеве. * Гейзенбаг (https://heisenbug.ru/). Большая техническая конференция для специалистов в области тестирования. * Доклад Алексея “QA Battle: PageObjects c типизацией (JDI) vs. без типизации (Selenide) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX7ptfdpJXY&list=PLsVTVVvrKX9tLKqDQ2Ab8lBgWnTc_iHRN&index=17)”. * Доклад Антона Кекса “Как нам спасти Java?” (часть 1 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSAlj04_tkA), часть 2 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPXTozVjSHo)). * Мастер-класс Алексея Виноградова “UI-тестирование с Selenide с начала (http://testconf.ru/ui-%D1%82%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5-%D1%81-selenide-%D1%81-%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%87%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%B0/?lang=ru)” в рамках конференции TestCon Moscow 2017.

A Solution for Every Challenge Introducing Steve Goddard and Resilia Medical Solutions Everyone remembers having an unfortunate urinary accident when they were young. Not only is it uncomfortable, but also embarrassing. Most of us grow past these challenges as we learn to better control our bladders. However, some women can be reacquainted to this problem many years down the line and through no fault of their own. One in five women experience urinary incontinence stemming from motherhood, age, etc. Currently, the only solutions are surgical in extreme circumstances, or some sort of pad or diaper. However, today's Boiling Point guest, Steve Goddard, is the CEO of a company with another discrete solution. Steve is the CEO of Resilia Medical Solutions and his company's product Uresta is a small item made of medical grade plastic, which is inserted into the vagina and applies pressure to a woman's urethra and blocks the passage of unwanted urine. The product was developed by Dr. Scott Farrell, an Urogynaecologist from Dalhousie University when he noticed that most of his patients who suffered from FUI were not in need of a surgical solution, but didn't have a good solution to their problem. This problem is not just a stigma or quality of life issue; its health effects can be spiraling. Check out this episode to see how there is a solution for every problem if you take the time to fix it.   In this episode We hear about Steve's past life in banking and with JDI. Steve tells us why he took the leap into entrepreneurship after leaving JDI and about the companies he helped to start. Greg and Dave are made to guess what Resilia's product is. Steve explains how this product is an evolution of a device that has been used for hundreds of years. We also hear how venture capitalists reacted to the product versus individual investors. We learn that it can take up to seven years for a woman to speak to a doctor about their FUI. Steve tells us why the problem of FUI is not just a quality of life issue or a stigma and how it can seriously affect a woman's mental and physical health. Greg is impressed by the fact that when people come across challenges there is always someone out looking for the solution Dave notes that every business has that “big domino” that when it drops great things follow.   Links - Resilia Medical Solutions Website - Uresta Website - Steve on Twitter Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ㅇ LG디스플레이 : SD경제연구소·신의한수 등의 선택! (SD경제연구소 매도, 신의한수 보유) - TV 모니터·스마트폰용 LCD 등 제조 - 대형 OLED, 우리가 세계 최고 - 작년부터 투자 늘려 ㅇ OCI : 88TV Value_Choi·JDI파트너스·오예스TV 선택! (88TV Value_Choi, JDI파트너스 매도, 오예스TV 보유) - 제철화학·산업화학·폴리실리콘 등 관련 사업 - 1분기 영업이익 흑자전환 전망에 '강세' - 현재 폴리실리콘 수출가격 상승세 - 투자 1년 새 44% ↑…그룹 투자 증가 주도 ㅇ 영진약품 : 컨닝조선일, 좋은정보, 팀박노주대표 등의 선택!

Rumores del HTC One M10, Google Store estrena seccion de VR, HTC fabricaria el nuevo Nexus con pantalla 3D touch, filtraciones de Android N, Remix OS 2.0 Beta, Google publica un estudio sobre discos SSD. Rumores del iPhone 7 y 5SE, JDI presenta el Phantom 4, Apple compra una fabrica de Pepsi para el proyecto titan. psnandylucas@hotmail.com psnandylucas@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/PsnAndyYLucas http://www.youtube.com/psnandylucas https://twitter.com/Psn_AndyLucas http://loscoloresdegoogle.blogspot.com.es/

This episode was recorded 22 May 2013 live and in person at Adobe's offices in Fremont in Seattle. You can download the m4a file or subscribe in iTunes. (Or subscribe to the podcast feed.) John Nack is Principal Product Manager, Adobe Digital Video. He has a blog (definitely worth reading, especially if you use Photoshop) and is @jnack on Twitter. This episode is sponsored by Microsoft Azure Mobile Services. One of the cooler features recently added is the ability to create custom APIs. Originally you were limited to standard operations on your database tables — but now you can design any API you want. This allows you to create a full REST/JSON API that's tailored to your app, that works as efficiently as possible. (And it's all in JavaScript. Mobile Services runs Node.js. Write your apps in your favorite text editor on your Mac.) Things we mention, in order of appearance (pretty much): Adobe LiveMotion Photoshop John's Blog Kurt Vonnegut Granfalloons despair.com Cocoa 64-bit Carbon 64-bit Unfrozen Cave Man Olive Garden South Bend, Indiana Tiramisu St. Sebastian Breadsticks Monkeys 2005 Movable Type DeBabelizer GifBuilder Anarchie 1984 Mac 2001 Algonquin Hotel Apple II PCjr ASCII Art Clip Art Googly Eyes Bill Atkinson MacPaint Rorschach Test Apple II GS Great Books Quadra 840AV Quadra Ad Director SuperCard Søren Kierkegaard Immanuel Kant Notre Dame Football Windows NT HTML New York City 1998 Flash Macromedia Illustrator Navy ROTC San Francisco GoLive NetNewsWire After Effects Thomas Knoll Camera Raw Photoshop Touch Germany Philistinism Perfectionism Volkswagen Carbon-dating Web Standards SVG CSS Gus Mueller Acorn Neven Mrgan Khoi Vinh Croatia Portland JDI Healing Brush Buck Rogers Creative Cloud Facebook Smugmug WWDC Jetta Ketchup Death-march Comic Book Guy John Gruber “If you see a stylus, they blew it.” Microsoft Surface Metro UI Rahm Emmanuel: “You never want a serious crisis to go to waste.” The Mythical Man-Month Content-Aware Fill Shawshank InDesign Adobe Magazine Nike PageMaker Postscript SLR Lightroom Black & Decker Dr. Evil Loren Brichter Instagram Kickstarter NGO Tumblr Acquisition Troy Gaul Blurb The Onion: Report: 98 Percent Of U.S. Commuters Favor Public Transportation For Others Data T-1000 Syria MacApp Resource Manager John Knoll Industrial Light & Magic QuickTime OpenDoc Corba OLE SnapSeed Mac System 6 Apple events AppleScript Audio Bus 1992 “The only time you should start worrying about a soldier is when they stop bitchin'” Alan Kay: “The Mac is the first computer good enough to be criticized.” TapBots Tweetbot 2 Android Kai's Power Tools Kai Krause Fremont RUN DMC Porsche Boxster Flavawagon Google Glass Robert Scoble

Joanna White discusses her article from the January 2013 issue, "Monstrous Fears: Experiences of Pregnancy and Opiate Use in Vietnam, and Strategies for Support."

  Tonight's SPECIAL GUEST is Linda McFarlane, Deputy Executive Director of Just Detention International (www.justdetention.org), a health and human rights organization that seeks to end sexual abuse in all forms of detention. Linda will be joined by Troy Isaac, one of the people her organization has helped. Since 1980, JDI has worked to end the sexual abuse of detainees, in the U.S. and around the world. At the heart of JDI's mission lies a conviction that when the government removes someone's freedom, it takes on the absolute responsibility to protect that person's safety.

JDI by Pastor Peter Kim