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My Story Talk 15 Ministry at Colchester 1962-68 Part 3 Welcome to Talk 15 in our series where I am reflecting on God's goodness to me throughout my life. Today is the final talk about our ministry in Colchester between 1962 and 1968. These were the first few years of our married life and so far I have shared with you about the birth of our first two children, our housing, employment, holidays and transport.   We have talked about the growth of the church and the reasons for it, testified to an outstanding miracle, explained how I got to know more about Assemblies of God, and how God called me to give up my teaching job and go into full-time ministry.   Today I'll be sharing first how this led me into a wider ministry, and concluding with two important lessons I felt God was beginning to teach me.   A wider ministry – the Students' Pentecostal Fellowship If I had thought initially that God's purpose in leading me into full-time ministry was just so that I could give more time to the local church, I was soon to learn otherwise. It certainly did that, but I soon began to receive invitations to preach in churches at weekend conventions, and, more significantly, to speak in Coleford at a National Day School Teachers' Conference on the relevance of the baptism in the Holy Spirit in day school teaching today.   It was there I met members of the AoG Home Missions Council and the National Youth Council who, if I remember correctly, had jointly organised the conference. The invitation came, no doubt, not only because I was a pastor who had until recently been a schoolteacher, but also because of my ministry in praying for people to receive the baptism and my role in the Students' Pentecostal Fellowship.   I have already mentioned how, while I was at Oxford, I was asked to share my testimony at the AoG National Youth Rally held in the Birmingham Town Hall and to contribute an article in Redemption Tidings entitled Pentecost in Oxford University. So I was by no means unknown in the wider fellowship, and it was probably not surprising that, when Richard Bolt resigned as Travelling Secretary of the SPF, I should be asked to take over his role of visiting colleges and universities, preaching and praying for students to be filled with the Spirit, which of course would not have been possible if I had remained in school teaching.   Universities where I conducted meetings on those early SPF travels included Oxford, Cambridge, Leicester, Loughborough, Nottingham, Durham, and Newcastle. Later, after I had left Colchester, I also preached in the University of Louvain (Leuven) in Belgium, and in 1972 in the majority of universities in the state of Illinois.   The purpose of all these meetings was to tell people about the baptism in the Spirit, explain why it was biblical, and to pray for them to receive as I laid hands on them at the close of the gathering. Among the many who received were the chaplain of Queen's College, Cambridge, and William Kay a student at Trinity College, Oxford, who had come to Christ at a Billy Graham meeting in London.   Valentine Cunningham, a student at Keble College, and the son of an AoG pastor, invited William to a meeting he had organised where I was to preach on the baptism in the Spirit. After he graduated he became a member of my church in Basingstoke, a close friend, a lecturer at Mattersey Hall Bible College, and a university professor who has contributed much to Pentecostal education around the world.   Val Cunningham went on to become Professor of English at Oxford and was a great help to me when I wrote Be Filled with the Spirit, a booklet published by the SPF, which proved to be the springboard for my ministry as an author.   Other former SPF members who became professors were John Miles and Michael Collins. John, after spending some years as a missionary in Congo became Professor of French at Wheaton, and Michael, after serving as SPF General Secretary, became Professor of Engineering at City University, London.   He was succeeded as SPF General Secretary by Andrew Parfitt, who after spending years in school teaching, became an AoG minister, as did Jeff Clarke who received the baptism under my ministry while he was a student at Oxford, and David Littlewood who received while was a student at Essex.   It is clear from all this that during the course of my lifetime Pentecostals have moved on from being suspicious of higher education to embracing it and playing an active role within it. This will become even clearer when we consider in a later talk the educational developments in our Bible Colleges.   Lessons I learnt at Colchester Of course, I myself had never been to Bible College. And although I had received excellent teaching from my father and from Leslie Moxham, my pastor at Elm Park Baptist, I had received no formal training for ministry, and back then there was no provision in Assemblies of God for supervision from a more experienced minister. So I was very much learning on the job and was conscious of my need for the guidance, help, and the enabling of the Holy Spirit.   But my experience at Colchester taught me many lessons. The most significant of these was learning to trust God for our needs after I had relinquished my secular employment, which I have already mentioned. But there were two other areas the importance of which I began to understand more clearly. These were:   o   the nature of the ministry God had given me o   the importance of a balanced theology of healing.        The nature of the ministry God had given me In my teens I had been greatly impressed by the ministry of Billy Graham. I had seen thousands of people walk forward in response to his appeals for salvation. Surely this kind of evangelism must be the answer and, when I felt the call to the ministry at the age of 16, I soon began to have dreams of becoming an evangelist. Later, after I was baptised in the Spirit, I came to see the importance of healing in evangelism and, as I have mentioned previously, was greatly influenced by Richard Bolt who was seeing remarkable healings in his evangelistic crusades.  And at that time the American Pentecostal evangelist T. L. Osborn had made his books on healing available to students free of charge and I had read them avidly.   So I now wanted to be a healing evangelist, a desire which was evident in the two evangelistic and healing missions I conducted at Colchester. And that was why, although I shared with others the responsibility of preaching and teaching on Sunday mornings and midweek Bible Studies, I always did the preaching at the Sunday evening Gospel Service.   But when Harold Womersley, veteran missionary of the Congo Evangelisitc Mission visited us on itinerary, he asked me – purely out of interest, I think – about what I was teaching at our Bible Study meetings. And when I told him that, when it was my turn, I just gave whatever word the Lord had put on my heart, he graciously suggested that as the pastor it was my responsibility the feed the flock by regular and systematic teaching of the truths of God's word.   This, I think, would have been at about the time that I had given up my school teaching job, and so, taking his words to heart, I set about planning various series of weekly Bible studies, and I discovered that I really enjoyed it and, to my surprise, so did those who came to hear me. It was gradually dawning on me that my primary ministry was not to be evangelism – though I have not been totally unsuccessful in that area – but teaching.   Of course, I had no idea then how that teaching gift would eventually be expressed not only in churches, but also as a Bible College principal and as a writer. But that brings me to another closely related lesson I began to learn at Colchester, the importance of a biblically balanced doctrine of healing.   The importance of a balanced theology of healing As I mentioned at the beginning of this series, ever since my father told me of the healing of my aunt who had been deaf and dumb from birth, I have always believed that God still works miracles of healing today. I grew up with the belief that everyone could be healed if only they had enough faith and that the lack of miracles today was entirely due to lack of faith.   This understanding was confirmed by the teaching of Richard Bolt and the books of T.L.Osborn and was directly related to the doctrine that Jesus died not only for our sins, but for our sicknesses too. We can claim our healing in just the same way as we can claim forgiveness of sins, and all because Jesus died for us. I embraced this teaching wholeheartedly, and that is what I preached.   But my experience as a pastor in Colchester didn't always seem to confirm this doctrine. It was great when we saw people healed, but what could I say to those who were not? Did I really have to tell them that the reason they were not healed was lack of faith, or that there must be some unconfessed sin in their life? And whereas this might apply in some cases, it surely was not true of all?   I simply could not believe, for example, that when Jack Joliffe was diagnosed with a cancer that first disfigured him and eventually destroyed him, it happened because of lack of faith or some secret sin. I knew him too well. He was a godly man, full of faith, and an elder of our church. It's all too easy for evangelists to preach these doctrines and then move on, while pastors are left with the care of Christians who have not been healed and have been wounded by the teaching that if they are sick it is somehow their fault.   But it is not my intention in this talk to repeat what I have already said at length elsewhere. My rejection of this view is comprehensively explained in my Ph.D. thesis, Healing and the Atonement, where I argue that, although there is a sense in which healing may rightly be understood to be in the atonement, it is not true to say that Jesus died for our sicknesses in exactly they same way that he died for our sins. I have also explained this in my book Just a Taste of Heaven – a biblical and balanced approach to God's healing power, which is available from my website www.davidpetts.org.   I simply mention it here because it was at Colchester that I began to question what I had previously believed about healing. Of course, we mustn't build our doctrine on our experience, but if our experience doesn't tally with our doctrine it's always good to consider whether we've understood the scriptures correctly.   So I was learning important lessons at Colchester which were to stand me in good stead for the next ten years when we would be pastoring the assembly in Basingstoke. Life is a continuing process of learning and sometimes unlearning, and Basingstoke was no exception. Next time I'll begin by telling you how we came to move there.  

Despite recent concerns about the overall AI PC market, Dell Technologies is proving that the future of this tech is more than just hype. Host Patrick Moorhead is with Jeff Clarke, Vice Chairman and Chief Operating Officer of Dell Technologies on this episode of Six Five On The Road. They discuss how Dell is bolstering its AI PC endeavors through strategic partnerships, and what future AI advancements might look like. Tune in for details on: AI PCs progressing from a "what if" to a reality. They discuss whether the AI PC era has commenced and if the market is primed for these advances A look at Dell's partnerships across the technological spectrum, emphasizing collaboration in silicon innovation and AI PC market penetration Dell's strategic advantage in the burgeoning AI PC market. How their strong R&D, vast supply chain, and deep customer relationships may give them an edge Future predictions for AI technology and its implications for consumers and businesses alike  

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Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley interviews Jeff Hephner. Jeff is an actor, best known for the role of Jeff Clarke, first on the NBC television series Chicago Fire and then on its sister show, Chicago Med. More recently, he co-starred with Jennifer Garner in the action thriller film Peppermint. He also appears in the 2016 National Geographic TV series MARS and the Apple TV+ original science fiction space drama series For All Mankind. In January 2019, he co-starred in the film An Acceptable Loss.

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil "The Media Giant" Haley interviews Jeff Hephner. Jeff is an actor, best known for the role of Jeff Clarke, first on the NBC television series Chicago Fire and then on its sister show, Chicago Med. More recently, he co-starred with Jennifer Garner in the action thriller film Peppermint. He also appears in the 2016 National Geographic TV series MARS and the Apple TV+ original science fiction space drama series For All Mankind. In January 2019, he co-starred in the film An Acceptable Loss.

Trial attorneys Ben Meiselas and Michael Popok are back with a new episode of the weekend edition of the LegalAF podcast. On this episode, they debate/discuss: whether the US Supreme Court's refusal to decide whether Trump has presidential immunity from federal criminal prosecution on a fast track and deferring for now to the DC Court of Appeals and its ruling expected in early January, is a setback for the March criminal trial or not; the Colorado Supreme Court's 4-3 decision to ban Trump from the ballot being blocked while the US Supreme Court decides the issue, as MAGA led by Trump violently attack the Colorado Supreme Court justices who ruled against him; the immediate impact on hundreds of cases of the Supreme Court's decision to decide in late Spring whether Trump and other Jan6 defendants can be charged with “corrupt obstruction of an official proceeding” –one of the crimes with the highest sentences used by the DOJ; the surprising decision by federal judge Cannon to get her Mar a Lago criminal case back on track for a May trial date, at least on paper; why the 11th Circuit creating new law in denying Trump former chief of staff Mark Meadows' attempts as a former federal officer to transfer his Georgia criminal case to federal court as a way to seek its dismissal, doomed Jeff Clarke's appeal, and Trump's efforts to get his own criminal case out of state court too; and so much more from the intersection of law, politics and justice. DEALS FROM OUR SPONSORS! HumanN: Thanks to our sponsor HumanN! Get a free 30-day supply of SuperBeets heart chews and a FREE Full - Sized Bag of Tumeric Chews valued at $25 by going to http://legalafbeets.com Liquid IV: Get 20% off when you go to https://Liquid-IV.com and use code LEGALAF at checkout! AeroPress: Head to https://Aeropress.com/legalaf to save 20% at checkout! SUPPORT THE SHOW: Shop NEW LEGAL AF Merch at: https://store.meidastouch.com Join us on Patreon: https://patreon.com/meidastouch Remember to subscribe to ALL the MeidasTouch Network Podcasts: MeidasTouch: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/meidastouch-podcast Legal AF: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/legal-af The PoliticsGirl Podcast: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/the-politicsgirl-podcast The Influence Continuum: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/the-influence-continuum-with-dr-steven-hassan Mea Culpa with Michael Cohen: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/mea-culpa-with-michael-cohen The Weekend Show: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/the-weekend-show Burn the Boats: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/burn-the-boats Majority 54: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/majority-54 Political Beatdown: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/political-beatdown Lights On with Jessica Denson: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/lights-on-with-jessica-denson On Democracy with FP Wellman: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/on-democracy-with-fpwellman Uncovered: https://www.meidastouch.com/tag/maga-uncovered Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How can it be that we have never done an overview on New Zealand? We decided to remedy that this week. This is a sweeping look at the two-island nation that has a huge wine reputation, even though it only accounts for 1% of the wine made in the world. In this show, we give an overview of the wine history of New Zealand, which is probably longer than you think, and then go through the regions to tell you how they differ from one another, why they are unique and the top wines you should look for. Although Marlborough represents 70% of wine made, we encourage you to look beyond it and try some of the other regions, which may just revive your love for the place with the most southerly wine regions in the world!   Check out the show notes for the podcasts that we've done that focus on specific areas of New Zealand with Happy Wine Woman , Simone Madden-Gray and Jeff Clarke of O:TU Here are the podcasts we reference in the show: Ep 192: Hawke's Bay, NZ with Correspondent Simone Madden-Grey Ep 212: Central Otago, NZ with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 223: North Canterbury, New Zealand's Hidden Gem with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 235: The Rebirth of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 288: Martinborough, NZ and the Glory of Wellington Wine Country with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 475: Jeff Clarke of O:TU Wines - The Evolution of Marlborough, New Zealand Wines   Full show notes are on Patreon. Become a member today!  www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople _______________________________________________________________ I love my exclusive sponsor, Wine Access, my go-to source for the best selection of interesting, outstanding quality wines you can't find locally. Go to www.wineaccess.com/normal to join my co-branded wine club with Wine Access and www.wineaccess.com/wfnp so see a page of the wines I'm loving right now from their collection.  Get 10% your first order with my special URL. Check out Wine Access today!    To register for an AWESOME, LIVE WFNP class with Elizabeth go to: www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes

How can it be that we have never done an overview on New Zealand? We decided to remedy that this week. This is a sweeping look at the two-island nation that has a huge wine reputation, even though it only accounts for 1% of the wine made in the world. In this show, we give an overview of the wine history of New Zealand, which is probably longer than you think, and then go through the regions to tell you how they differ from one another, why they are unique and the top wines you should look for. Although Marlborough represents 70% of wine made, we encourage you to look beyond it and try some of the other regions, which may just revive your love for the place with the most southerly wine regions in the world!   Check out the show notes for the podcasts that we've done that focus on specific areas of New Zealand with Happy Wine Woman , Simone Madden-Gray and Jeff Clarke of O:TU Here are the podcasts we reference in the show: Ep 192: Hawke's Bay, NZ with Correspondent Simone Madden-Grey Ep 212: Central Otago, NZ with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 223: North Canterbury, New Zealand's Hidden Gem with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 235: The Rebirth of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 288: Martinborough, NZ and the Glory of Wellington Wine Country with Simone Madden-Grey Ep 475: Jeff Clarke of O:TU Wines - The Evolution of Marlborough, New Zealand Wines   Materials for the show from and the podcast referenced above:  https://www.nzwine.com/en/   Full show notes are on Patreon. Become a member today!  www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople       _______________________________________________________________ I love my exclusive sponsor, Wine Access, my go-to source for the best selection of interesting, outstanding quality wines you can't find locally. Go to www.wineaccess.com/normal to join my co-branded wine club with Wine Access and www.wineaccess.com/wfnp so see a page of the wines I'm loving right now from their collection.  Get 10% your first order with my special URL. Check out Wine Access today!    To register for an AWESOME, LIVE WFNP class with Elizabeth go to: www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes

Jeff CLARKE (Bretford records, 09/06/23) - Locust - Something happened HIPPIE HOURRAH (Simone Records) - Exposition individuelle - Les murs YOCTO (Du prince / Requiem pour un Twister) Station 01011/Dactylo - Station 01011 J.E. SUNDE (Vietnam, 16/06/23) - Alice, Gloria & Jon - You don't wanna leave it alone (3'00) Kevin MORBY (Dead Oceans) - More photographs (a continuum) - Triumph BLACK SEA DAHU (SR) - Orbit - Orbit Jeff CLARKE (Bretford records, 09/06/23) - Locust - Kind of a boy (2'19) Jeff CLARKE (Bretford records, 09/06/23) - Locust - Stolen valor Astrud GILBERTO (Verve Records, 1965) - The shadow of your smile - The shadow of your smile (2'32) QUICHE MY ASS (Les Disques du Paradis, 09/06/23) - Amore disco - Darniel (3'03) BAR ITALIA (Matador Records) - Nurse ! NUSANTARA BEAT (Les disques Bongo Joe) - Borondong Garing Djanger DVTR (From Lisbon Lux Records) - Vasectomia Jeff CLARKE (Bretford records, 09/06/23) - Locust - Weird ways

Jeff Clarke has been a winemaker in Marlborough New Zealand for decades, starting at one of the companies that pioneered the Sauvignon Blanc of the region, Montana Wines. Jeff is an award-winning, world famous winemaker who is now at OTU Wine Estate in the Awatere Valley and I discovered his wines through Wine Access — his Sauvignon Blanc was unlike any other Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc I've had! I had to have him on to discuss this unique style and what is going on in the region. Jeff Clarke, head winemkaer at O:TU Wines. Credit: O:TU Wines   Jeff is an expert in the wine of Marlborough and at OTU, he makes very terroir specific wines, which represent the evolution of Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc and the other wines of this region.    If you like the general style of these Sauvignon Blancs but you want to taste a more refined, elegant, herbal, and nuanced version — here is your shot! After you hear the show, you'll want to seek O:TU wines immediately. Credit: O:TU Wines Full show notes and all trip details are on Patreon. Become a member today!  www.patreon.com/winefornormalpeople _______________________________________________________________ I love my exclusive sponsor, Wine Access, my go-to source for the best selection of interesting, outstanding quality wines you can't find locally. I found O:TU Wines on Wine Access and even included them in my co-branded wine club with Wine Access  www.wineaccess.com/normal If you want to find other wines like O:TU go to my page at www.wineaccess.com/wfnp to see a page of the wines I'm loving right now from their collection.  Get 10% your first order. Check out Wine Access today!    To register for an AWESOME, LIVE WFNP class with Elizabeth go to: www.winefornormalpeople.com/classes  

Jeff Clarke or bustedknuckles0 on Tik Tok joins the podcast to discuss his life as a generator mechanic.

This is probably our biggest episode. We got the chance to go on a haunted tours in our hometown of Athens. Athens has a big history and a historic background. If you are ever in Athens then definitely schedule a tour with Jeff at athenshauntedhistory.com

In a few days, Canada's men's national team will kick off its 2022 FIFA World Cup campaign. It will be the team's first appearance in a men's World Cup since 1986, and there are hopes that their performance in Qatar will help grow the sport here at home. Matt Galloway speaks with former Canada national team player Jeff Clarke, who's currently the technical director and director of operations for Surrey United Soccer Club in B.C.; and Martin Harvey, the former coach of current national team members Atiba Hutchinson and Junior Hoilett.

Guys! Welcome to our biggest episode yet we got to talk to a big name in Athens. Jeff Clarke! We are honoured to share our experiences from the Athens Haunted History Walking Tour with you all. We have come a long way from when we started, and aren't even close to stopping.

Jeff & Clarke McKinnon are the co-founders of The.com, a site builder where creators build, collaborate, and remix their work. Recently, Jeff & Clarke have published their Automate system which is a scalable website product that increases SEO by up to 9x.I was deeply impressed with their vision and creativity, no doubt The.com will be a game changer when it comes to helping people easily and flawlessly add more content to their site. Connect with Jeff & Clarke:Website: the.com +++++Subscribe to the Podcast!PODCAST  |  https://bit.ly/3bU6D3l ▶︎ Please Follow & Connect with me! Link's BelowWEBSITE  |  https://tyzerevans.comYOUTUBE  |  https://youtube.com/c/tyzerevansINSTAGRAM  |  https://instagram.com/tyzerevansFACEBOOK  |  https://facebook.com/grindsellelevateLINKEDIN  |  https://linkedin.com/in/tyzerevansTWITTER  |  https://twitter.com/tyzerevansTIKTOK  |  https://tiktok.com/tyzerevansPATREON  |  https://patreon.com/tyzerevansCheck out our sponsor  Odin's Rune Clothing Co. : https://odinsrune.com, clothing for those who want to burn the boats to live a purpose-driven lifeAre you a YouTuber? Then you need to have TubeBuddy to help with optimizing your search results, it is free; all you need to do it hit the link below, add it to your chrome extension and you will start improving your search results on YouTube: https://www.tubebuddy.com/grindsellelevateCheck out Tyzer's other podcast "The Book Legion" at https://thebooklegion.com

The 8th and final(???) Jan 6. Hearing happened in prime time on Thursday. We saved our Monday deep dive for it! As usual, Andrew breaks it down with clips! Also, Bannon found guilty! and Jeff Clark hit with disciplinary hearings! What a great day! Links: 2 U.S. Code § 192 - Refusal of witness to testify or produce papers. Jeff Clarke proceedings, Opening Arguments live tweet thread, 18 U.S. Code § 371 - Conspiracy to commit offense, 18 U.S. Code § 1512 - Tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant, Hearing video

Welcome back… thanks for tuning in as we find ourselves in steady flow of new episodes.Thinking on this next one in our California omnibus, it would be fair to say that in a time where just about every outrageous human endeavor or era defining accomplishment has been done - one where you need to climb not one but 14 peaks to get into the record books, it becomes rarer and rarer that first ascents or descents, circumnavigations or pole to pole expeditions are celebrated.Our guest for episode 17 is one of those rare people. In this instance, a first descent of a moving mountain from 20+ years ago, but arguably more relevant now than ever. Sarah Gerhardt was the first woman to surf the wave Mavericks in California's Half Moon Bay.A wave described as a ‘flat out kick ass wave that will pulverise you if you're not on your toes”.A wave that has launched the careers of surfers, photographers and many others, giving some the rides of their lives, but also a wave that has taken lives, remembering the great Mark Foo.A wave that for 15 years was ridden alone by one man, Jeff Clarke before it was discovered by the big wave surfing community. It was Sarah Gerhardt however who braved these cold, dark, sharky waters dominated by a cold, unwelcoming crowd to paddle herself into the history books. What followed was instant fame and recognition but also instant backlash from the surfing community itself. From all appearances though Sarah took it in her stride, focusing on what was important and surrounding herself with a tight knit crew of peers - paddling against the flow when others wouldn't.We spoke on the madness of overnight acclaim to earning your stripes and navigating a male dominated line up. The intersection of science and sport and the journey of equity in women's big wave surfing.So here we go, Episode 17 of Hell or High Water with Sarah Gerhardt – Mavericks Maverick

On this episode of the Making Markets Podcast, host Daniel Newman shares his insights on the market's positive reaction to earning, news and investor events for: Adobe: Delivered record breaking revenue during its fiscal Q3 while continuing to grow recurring revenue. Beyond the performance, why Adobe is well positioned for sustained growth.  Dell: Hosted its annual securities analyst day where Michael Dell, Jeff Clarke, and the E LT provided a glimpse into the future after the VMware spin-offSalesforce: Salesforce saw its share price explode on raised guidance as the company's annual Dreamforce event leaned into its recent Slack acquisition. Chip Shortage: New data suggests more than $210 billion in revenue has been lost for the automotive industry due to the lingering chip shortage. A deeper dive into the shortage and the outlook for automotive, and other industries hard hit by the shortage. 

This week, we go back in the vault and discuss the Chicago Med season 1 finale, “Timing”. We discuss Dr. Downey's death and whether or not Connor helped speed it up, Will staying at Med, the introduction of Jeff Clarke, Ethan's PTSD and so much more. We also spend a lot of time discussing the news, including the key art for the new seasons, the first promo of the year, and so much more. News — 1:23 Patron Shoutouts — 39:30 Med 1x18 — 41:02 As always, we want to hear what you think about these topics; make sure you are following us on Twitter (@meetusatmollys), or email us at meetusatmollys@gmail.com to continue the discussion. Our inbox is always open and a safe space for you all to share your thoughts and feelings.

In this episode, we have a guest speaker, Pastor Jeff Clarke from Christ Reformed Church.

COVID-19 Edition, Episode 11 In 2020, Kessler Foundation awarded nearly $1 million in COVID-19 emergency grants to nonprofits faced with new and sudden challenges to serving people with disabilities in New Jersey. The Foundation’s COVID Emergency Fund provided funding for 37 grantees of Kessler Foundation’s employment grant program. In this mini-series, we explore how our COVID emergency grants supported these nonprofits as they adapted to a new reality, enabling us to continue toward our common goal – helping individuals with disabilities reach their goals of independence and self-sufficiency. Episode 11 features the Camden Children’s Garden in Camden NJ. Producer Joan Banks-Smith interviews Jeff Clarke, supervisor for youth programs about the impact of the Foundation’s COVID emergency grant and how it allowed the Garden to employ disabled and at-risk youth to raise seedlings and distribute them and vegetable plants to the Camden community during the pandemic. View the transcript at will add link once podcast is approved Learn more about Kessler Foundation Center for Grantmaking- kesslerfoundation.org/grant-programs and
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On this week’s episode of Nina’s Got Good News, host Nina B. Clarke is joined by her Good News VIP Guest of the Week, Jeff Clarke! Jeff is Nina’s husband, as well as a private equity fundraising guru. Nina and Jeff discuss what they’re most excited about in the new year, 2020! They talk about their plans for the year, goals for themselves and the Clarke family, things they want to try and experience during the new year, and so much more! ——————— Follow Nina on Instagram: www.instagram.com/ninabclarke/ Follow Nina on Twitter: twitter.com/ninabclarke Visit Nina’s blog: www.ninabradleyclarke.com Follow some of Nina’s favorite accounts from 2019 on Instagram: Dudley Stephens: @dudley_stephens Gaelle Dudley: @gldesignhome Heather Bauer (Food Fix): @foodfixofficial The Granola Bar: @thegranolabar The Granoly Girls: @granolygirls Hummock Island (event venue): @hummockisland Kennebunkport Surfing: @aquaholics

On this week’s episode of Nina’s Got Good News, host Nina B. Clarke is joined by her Good News VIP Guest of the Week, Jeff Clarke! Jeff is Nina’s husband, as well as a private equity fundraising guru. Nina and Jeff break down the year that was in 2019, including memories and thoughts from their experiences, time spent with family and observations of the world around them. They play a speed round recounting their favorite parts of 2019 and begin to look ahead toward 2020. ——————— Follow Nina on Instagram: www.instagram.com/ninabclarke/ Follow Nina on Twitter: twitter.com/ninabclarke Visit Nina’s blog: www.ninabradleyclarke.com Follow some of Nina’s favorite accounts from 2019 on Instagram: Dudley Stephens: @dudley_stephens Gaelle Dudley: @gldesignhome Heather Bauer (Food Fix): @foodfixofficial The Granola Bar: @thegranolabar The Granoly Girls: @granolygirls Hummock Island (event venue): @hummockisland Kennebunkport Surfing: @aquaholics

On this week’s episode of Nina’s Got Good News, host Nina B. Clarke is joined by her husband, Jeff Clarke, for our first-ever edition of Ask Us Anything! Nina and Jeff cover a number of topics, including dieting and nutrition, Nina’s favorite clean beauty products, what Nina and Jeff do in their free time, Nina’s career in television news, discussions about past and future episodes and much, much more! ——————— Follow Nina on Instagram: www.instagram.com/ninabclarke/ Follow Nina on Twitter: twitter.com/ninabclarke Visit Nina’s blog: www.ninabradleyclarke.com

On this week’s episode of Nina’s Got Good News, it’s our first-ever Good News Pod Session! Host Nina B. Clarke is joined in her roundtable discussion by two guests, Jeff Clarke and Mike Prendergast. Jeff is Nina’s husband, as well as a private equity fundraising guru. Mike, meanwhile, is a fashion executive and entrepreneur, as well as an expert in motivation and self-starting. Nina, Jeff and Mike discuss the importance of setting goals, and how they plan to execute their goals in 2019. They debate whether it’s better to share your goals or keep them a secret, talk about ways to keep track of goals and more! Mike’s Acronym for Success: VMAPER -Visualize -Motivate -Activate -Plan -Execute -Repeat Jeff’s Acronym for Success: ABC -Always -Be -Closing Mike's favorite Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/jonny.chai/ -------------- Follow Nina on Instagram: www.instagram.com/ninabclarke/ Follow Nina on Twitter: twitter.com/ninabclarke Visit Nina’s blog: www.ninabradleyclarke.com Check out the “What the Fat” podcast: https://ketogenic.com/wtf/

Charles Skaggs & Jesse Jackson discuss “Hawk and Dove”, the second episode of the new DC Universe series Titans, featuring the introductions of Alan Ritchson as Hawk, Minka Kelly as Dove, and Jeff Clarke, Melody Johnson, Jeni Ross and Logan Thompson as the Nuclear Family! Find us here: Twitter: @TitanTalkCast @CharlesSkaggs @JesseJacksonDFW Facebook: facebook.com/TitanTalkPodcast Email: TitanTalkCast@gmail.com Listen and subscribe to us in Apple Podcasts and leave us a review!

With many publishers using extra incentives to push day one sales at a premium price, are these extras, ultimately, pointless? Join Zach Niblick, Shelby Reese and Jeff Clarke as we take a dive on pre-orders and day one editions of games. Let us know your thoughts on this week's episode (or just say hi) by leaving us a voicemail at: (530) 645-2461 DISCLAIMER: Any messages left in our voicemail are subject to be featured on the podcast. Follow our content at: Facebook.com/Machinima Twitter.com/Machinima Connect with the team at: Shelby - Twitter.com/xoshelbylyynn, Instagram @xoshelbylynn Zach - Twitter.com/snackary_, Instagram @snackary_ Jeff -Twitter.com/jeffclarkemc, Instagram @jeffclarkemc

On today’s episode of Nina’s Got Good News, it’s the return of Jeff Clarke! Host Nina B. Clarke welcomes her husband back for his third episode of the podcast, and the two debut the first book in the Nina’s Got Good News Book Club! The book is called “Make Your Bed: Little Things That Can Change Your Life...And Maybe the World” by William McRaven, and Nina and Jeff break down the major lessons that the book promotes. They discuss the importance of making your bed every morning, and how they’ve worked to instill that life lesson in their children. This week’s challenge: if you don’t already…make your bed every morning! -------------- Follow Nina on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ninabclarke/ Follow Nina on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ninabclarke  Visit Nina’s blog: http://www.ninabradleyclarke.com Buy “Make Your Bed” by William McRaven: https://www.amazon.com/Make-Your-Bed-Little-Things/dp/1455570249

This week on Nina’s Got Good News, her husband Jeff Clarke returns for a second week in a row! He and host Nina B. Clarke discuss Jeff’s journey to live a healthier lifestyle, and the changes that he made to his diet and exercise schedule in order to do so. They offer some examples of healthy food alternatives that have worked for their family, and provide possible changes that you can implement into your daily life to help drop that extra weight and help increase your energy level. This week’s challenge: think about what healthy changes you can make for yourself and your family, and start implementing them today. -------------- Follow Nina on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ninabclarke/ Follow Nina on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ninabclarke Visit Nina’s blog: http://www.ninabradleyclarke.com

On this week’s episode of Nina’s Got Good News, host Nina B. Clarke welcomes her very first guest, her husband, Jeff Clarke! Nina and Jeff reminisce about how they met, and how they ended up together. Also, they use their experiences as a married couple to help give advice for couples, and what it takes to have a healthy relationship with a significant other. This week’s challenge: think of what is working in your relationship, and what is not working, and work on making changes for improving your relationship. -------------- Follow Nina on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ninabclarke/ Follow Nina on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ninabclarke Visit Nina’s blog: http://www.ninabradleyclarke.com

What do artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality, and augmented reality have in common? Each of these technologies will revolutionize the way we interact and partner with machines and with each other. Together, they will transform the workforce, improve healthcare, and democratize education. Jeff Clarke, Vice Chairman of Products & Operations for Dell Technologies, takes us on a guided tour through the not-too-distant future.

Actor Jeff Clarke is joining the conversation on Cue To Cue today! How I know Jeff to be is a pretty approachable and open guy. When I first met him I thought here is someone who is easy to talk to kind of easy going and open. The more I get to know him the more I feel that although that is a part of who he is, there is an immense amount of passion that drives him in everything he does.  He cares deeply.   Today was no exception. Even though we laughed A LOT  Jeff brings some powerful truths to this episode. Moments that are profound and will make you think and some tangible tips you can apply right away in your next audition!   In this episode:   What he recommends for actors when they are asked to do something outside of their comfort zone. How important the arts is an important form of expression and how cutting from arts education can leave youth with no outlet for creative expression in a time when  they need it. How he come to view teaching acting as an invaluable experience that informs and enriches his own work as an actor Why it is important to engage with the reader during an audition How playing Howard Dawes in Mad Men was one of his most transformative and revealing experiences to date.   A little about Jeff: Jeff Clarke is a working actor and teacher. He received his BFA in Performance with Distinction from Concordia University, and completed his MFA in Performance from York University. He regularly appears on popular American TV series such as, Titans, Suits, 12 Monkeys, Fargo, The Expanse, Monday Mornings, Rizzoli & Isles, Up All Night. Two and a Half Men, Without a Trace, Criminal Minds, Ugly Betty and more.  Jeff also completed a 5-episode arc as Howard Dawes on Mad Men. He has appeared in over 20 m.o.w.'s for CBS, Lifetime, A&E, Hallmark, and Disney, as well as more than 70 national commercials in Canada and the U.S. combined. Feature films include Chicago, Clear Blue, Coconut Hero, Downsizing and the upcoming Seven In Heaven. Jeff has taught extensively in LA and Toronto, running workshops on audition technique, commercial acting, and on-camera scene study. He is currently based in Toronto with his wife and son.

Kevin, Steven, and Bill share their Christmas wishlist items. Bill and Steven talk about their experiences shooting FujiFilm Pro 400h, Kodak Ektar 100, and Portra 400 in the snow. One of those didn't come out as expected. Nikon has announced they're servicing various Nikon manual focus SLRs and Lenses.  Silberra has Indiegogo updates, and Kodak has launched the highly anticipated motion picture film business cards.   Show Notes: Georgia has received the most snow since 1993. Areas accumulating as much as 8-10 inches. This was a prime opportunity for Bill and Steven to go out and #shootsomefilmdangit. Turns out FujiFilm Pro 400h doesn't handle overcast days very well and resulted in some really grainy images, even when the exposure compensation was adjusted 2 additional stops. The Ektar 100 resulted in some incredibly sharp images and handled the snow exposure very nicely. Silberra Update! Silberra has sent out an email to their IndieGoGo backers that they are starting to fufill their December items very shortly. At the time of the recording, they haven't received the funds. They didn't meet their goals, however they've anticipated this and are moving to 'Plan B' which is to outsource their film manufacturing process. Nikon has announced for a limited time only, they will be servicing the old Nikon F, manual focus SLRs and lenses. To our understanding, Nikon Japan is the only one this service is available to. Details outlining what exactly is being fixed can be found here: https://petapixel.com/2017/12/09/nikon-servicing-vintage-cameras-lenses-japan-limited-time/ Kodak has launched their Film Strip Creator product and service. CEO Jeff Clarke has been using business cards that are a form of motion picture projector film. It has gained incredible popularity and is now available to the consumers. https://filmstripcreator.com/ The Studio C-41 website is live! Right now content is just a location to post podcast episodes. However, more content will soon be coming! Check us out at http://www.studioc41.net!   Music Credit: Johan Lilja - The Improv http://bit.ly/2ueQlK1  

Hear stories about the hauntings and horrors of Athens and learn why we are drawn to horror films.Storytellers in this episode:Tracy Adkins, Jeff Clarke, Christopher Sieving and Narke NortonMusic Spotlight: Nick Simmons

Listen in this week for a chance to hear from Kodak's leader and CEO, Jeff Clarke. You'll get to know Jeff and why he decided to come to Kodak, how he approaches the job at hand, his respect for the medium of film and what excites him about Kodak today and his role.

How does Jeff Clarke, the new CEO of Kodak Film, propose to take a company that the digital age has rendered bankrupt back into prominence? He has a few tricks up his sleeve. If you ask him, analogue film, much like vinyl records in the music industry, is an art form that is bound to make a comeback. Furthermore, film has spurred many cutting edge technologies with exciting possibilities for everything from healthcare to smell free clothing. Clarke tells us why he welcomes the challenge.  Watch the video episode at http://spartanuppodcast.comLessons:1. Spartan values and philosophies are valuable in work and life.2. Maintaining a healthy diet and an active lifestyle helps the mind process clearly at work.3. As a leader it is important to take time to mentor employees and monitor their wellness by supporting the importance of living a balanced life.Panel Notes:Joe Desena: What kind of a guy, one who is already wealthy and a great family man, takes on the task of rebuilding one of the world’s if not the world’s greatest iconic brand, Kodak? He is basically done in life:  He has all he needs living in California with a wonderful family and decides this is going to be awesome, “I am going to help revive and save one of the world's greatest brands.” Col. Nye: Adaptation is crucial; individuals and corporations cannot remain stagnant. Environments change; goals change; technology changes. Competitors recognize and leverage change to their advantage.Sefra Alexandra: A true leader and proprietor of obstacle immunity is a successful CEO that consistently throws himself into difficult situations with faith in his role as a mentor/ leader and belief in the Phoenix model of resurrecting businesses such as the iconic Kodak.Johnny Waite: You always need to push limits and look for new opportunities. Kodak was enormously successful but rejected opportunity to grow by clinging to old way of being. You cannot be afraid to grow and evolve. Staying physically active keeps you mentally sharp. Always find a way to workout, especially when you are just out of your normal routine/element.