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Former Oklahoma Rep Sherrie Conley joins me to discuss a couple of education related bills. SB 224 and HB 1491.   SB224 would establish a Statewide Longistudinal Data System in the state of Oklahoma.  This would allow the govermnment to track and monitor your child from cradel to the grave.  I have a big problem with this!  Listen and you'll understand why.  Then, we have HB1491 and this interesting move by Gov Stitt with support from Speaker Hilbert and Pro Temp Paxton. They want to allow any of the board members to participate in setting the agenda for the OSDE.  Maybe this would not seem so interesting, if it were not on the heals of Gov Stitt's recent move to remove three board members and replace them with three members that some have suggested are closely aligned with Stitt.  Is this a hotile takeover to wrest control from Superintendent Walters and prevent him from trying to count children of illegal immigrants? Or is it an honest move to redistribute power? We'll lay out some facts, and you can decide.     Transcript:  Jake How do you feel about surveillance? How do you feel about surveying your children or the state surveying your children? We're talking about data mining. It is a topic of one particular bill here in the Oklahoma legislature. We're gonna take a look at it. I'm here with Sherry Connolly and will also look at house bill 149 1 that was recently backed by Governor Stitt and the speaker of the house. This deals with a shake up in the school board here in Oklahoma so got a lot to get to let's get to it. All right, I'm here with the former house representative Sherry Connolly Sherry welcome to the show    Sherrie Conley Thank you so much for having me    You You bet. Well I appreciate you all the work you have done and are doing in the state. Before we get too involved in these subjects that I wanna dive into both this idea of data mining collecting information on our children in the state and also this house bill 1491. I want to give you a chance to talk about a passion project of yours. Exposing the corruption in the public schools. Real quickly, what is the website that you are working on?    Sherrie Conley So we have we have two websites one is our broken trust website it's still in the construction phases but we've got another one that we're taking over called iHeart my teacher    You OK    Sherrie Conley .org. It is a collection of over 24, 000 reports of a teacher misconduct the majority of it is all sexual misconduct and so. Yeah, it's like it's a huge undertaking. We got to update it. I believe the gentleman that has it that we're taking it from. He worked for about four years doing it and just got overwhelmed with all of the information and so yeah we we got a lot of work ahead of us, but it's iHeartmyteacher.org     You You know someone would ask, “is this actually happening in our schools?” and I think that's the right I mean that is eye-opening that the one who founded this to track this and expose it he's overwhelmed because of all of the data that he's he's collecting and all of the instances of sexual misconduct in our schools so yeah, it's definitely happening    Sherrie Conley It is definitely happening and I have collected it over the last year and a half while really just a year started my research in February of last year collecting the data. I got 2 6 3 predators from inside the school and those are just Oklahoma cases those are just predators from inside    You Wow    Sherrie Conley Oklahoma.    You Well, that is iHeart my teacher .org the other one broken trust you're working on but that's gonna be coming to everyone pretty soon and I just wanted to make sure we we highlighted that before we get into these other conversations and forget to because I really appreciate your work there. I think it's needed in the state.    Sherrie Conley Yeah, thank you    You But the topic today we're looking at this statewide longitudinal data systems. The SLDS this is something that looks like it's been adopted by about 40 states and often times that's used as an argument for for something to adopt it and if we see a trend across the nation then often times Oklahoma says well it's happening everywhere else we want to happen here too, but we want to hit the pause button on that and say wait a minute is this a good idea? To actually track the data on our students what have you seen Sherry about this SLDS in our US concerned about it as I am    Sherrie Conley I am extremely concerned about it and let me just kind of give you just a little piece of information. This started in Oklahoma back in 20 12 Oklahoma received a $4.99 million grant. For the race to the top program to institute a longitude that system and that money good for the year 2012 to 20 17 I haven't that information just came to me, but I have not had an opportunity to dig into that and what was instituted whenever that money was received?    You Well, back in 20 12    Sherrie Conley Yes    You OK, do you know where this is originating from? I mean, who is behind this and pushing this as far as wanting schools to adopt us    Sherrie Conley No, I asked the house author where the language came from and he's he's not real sure where it came from but he knows that it's being pushed by the education people in Oklahoma and also by the chambers and so you know if you look at The language inside the bill it gives the workforce commission higher education, career tech superintendent, public instruction, Oklahoma, employment security commission oh QA and the the university it's the Russo group. It gives them all access to the data that comes out of the database. Me personally it also add some language in there that says among approved entities, but then it also goes down and it makes the comment that that there could be other Groups that are given access to it, and so that is the part that concerns me if this was being    You Right    Sherrie Conley created and used in the state of Oklahoma in order to improve education at the common end level at higher Ed workforce you know I'm getting our kids to work and getting them educated in the field that they want to pursue I would be OK with this, but I see you know connections to the agenda from the United Nations for a global database system, and that is what concerns me about this    You Me too, yeah have you seen the divergent series?    Sherrie Conley I have yes    You Stuff like this reminds me of this, and I know that that could be laughable, but so all too often we're seeing the sci-fi fantasy world becoming reality you know, and when you have an agenda for kids when you when you wanting to mind their skills and their strengths and all these data points on them to it seems like fund them in a certain direction    Sherrie Conley Yeah    You And it just reminded me of that I don't know if is a divergent series or one of those I think it's called a divergent they they have certain categories that people go and    Sherrie Conley Yes    You select at a certain age and you know it seems like we're thinking along those lines, dude does the government really need that much data on our kids and do they need to have that much control about how to funnel them in a certain direction?    Sherrie Conley Yeah, well it makes me think of the movie. I think it's ants where when the baby answer born somebody holds it up and says this is a worker aunt and hold it up and you know this is you know    You Right    Sherrie Conley whatever whatever the other categories are it's been a long time since I've seen the movie but that's what this kind of makes me think of is funding kids into you know well your grades are not high enough so you can't go to college so you're gonna have to go either into the military or into career tech, I feel like you know we need to be educating our kids. On all sorts of You know the arts and music, appreciation and being able to think logically and reasonably and you know create a dialogue and rhetoric and all of those things and then let the kids decide. I think that we're doing too much of deciding for the kids. I say all the time I know there's a lot of other people that that say this, but let's teach the kids what to think or how to think and not what to think you know and that's what this feels like there. This is a push    You Right, right?    Sherrie Conley towards is pushing kids to think this is where I'm gonna have to go because I'm not good enough to go to know to someplace else and I just I don't agree with making decisions for children. People have the freedom. They should have the freedom to be able to make the decisions on their own, we should not be collecting data points in order to push them into the direction that somebody else thinks they need to go.    You Well, I'll just read here from the text of the bill again we're talking about Cinna bill 22 4 and is there is there a house bill with a different number?    Sherrie Conley I have not found one    You OK OK I think it's just this one. It's run by Seyfried in the Senate in Caldwell in the house and here in section a right at the beginning of the bill first page. It says the purpose of the SLDS shall be to provide state agencies, but right there first red flag provide state agencies, legislators, and other    Sherrie Conley Yeah,    You approved users with with that's the issue. It's very vague very open right other approved who are these approved users and who's approving them    Sherrie Conley that's the Yes    You It was shall provide them with access to data on early childhood education, elementary and secondary education, workforce training and employment outcomes and employment outcomes so I mean how how far are we gonna track these    Sherrie Conley Yes    You individuals these children it is it employment while they're in high school or is it beyond that?    Sherrie Conley Well, the next word, the next four words, five words say improve education, and then here's the caveat and workforce outcomes    You There you go    Sherrie Conley You know here's the thing is that you have to track somebody past their high school in college careers in order to be able to track workforce outcomes right so you    You Yum    Sherrie Conley know that I mean they're calling it a longitudinal data system and so they are truly talking about tracking people from the cradle to the grave and determining where they go, what I see this is using this for ES G and social scores you know I just came from London and one of the perfect examples of a social credit score is the Uber system and you know you can take that system and you can you can see where using these data points where people go whether or not they're working, you know you can use gaps in their employment as they hit on their social credit score that if you're tracking their workforce your tracking their work and And everything that comes after high school in college that's exactly what that stuff can be used for    You Yeah, well it's clear and it's no secret. The DEF has made it very clear that they have an agenda and you know when you start seeing things like this it seems to match what they have been very vocal about this this global    Sherrie Conley Absolutely    You agenda and it's so easy to dismiss this and say you know you radical conspiracy theorist talking about 15 minute cities and and social credit scores. But then we have a bill like this and it's talking about tracking from the cradle to the grave preparing people for the workforce and and here's a thing I get so sick of it because it's always for our own good. It's always about the government protecting us helping us, but it's like you said, are we telling them what to think or we just simply teaching them how to think how to be independent critical thinkers who then can go pioneer their own way rather than    Sherrie Conley Yeah Yeah    You fall into a certain track that has been pre- prepared for them.    Sherrie Conley Yes, yeah and that is that is very concerning to me because how many people actually reinvent themselves all the time they get a degree in one thing and then you know decide I don't wanna do that and so they go to another job that's    You Yeah    Sherrie Conley outside of where of what they actually majored in in college and you know is that eventually going to be used against us if you look at the comparisons to the launch Tual database and to the UN agenda They have data collection and management on there, which is sharing the and the integration of the educational data for global monitoring monitoring monitoring sorry    You Monitoring    Sherrie Conley Privacy and security oversight then they got tracking student progress, which aligns a state level educational outcomes with the global four targets and interestingly enough it actually even has a workforce and migration data in it and it's to improve understanding of migration impact or education systems and what I find so interesting is that the argument you know I'm gonna go back to the argument between Walters and stick the argument between them was Walters, wanting to collect the data on the students who are illegal immigrants to determine the impact that they're having on Oklahoma's education system and the funding right and yet this the UN database the UN agenda is actually wanting to collect that data through these launch to databases and so I find it very interesting that they got that battle going back-and-forth between them and yet this SDS actually does exactly what Walters just wanting to do to determine the impact on our education system here in the state of Oklahoma    You Yeah, I just as I read down the bill it just for me. It's more concerning. It says implement identity management capabilities, identity    Sherrie Conley Yeah, what is that?    You management, right to create unique identifiers that link early childhood childhood education, elementary, and secondary education post secondary education, workforce data, so we've seen those for Elements there in the previously in the bill that early childhood elementary secondary post secondary and workforce but this identity management capability What is that about and you know one thing we know    Sherrie Conley No    You about the UNWEF this global agenda is the big 3M's that the monitoring management and monetize    Sherrie Conley Yep    You and this is the goal is to monitor that's why I push back    Sherrie Conley I didn't    You against surveillance, especially in this day, even if it's used to justify preparing our youth for the future or use to justify catching more criminals I'm gonna be paranoid whenever we talk about    Sherrie Conley Yes    You surveillance because I know there's a bigger agenda here and that is the first step and    Sherrie Conley Absolutely    You monitoring which then when you're monitored, you can be managed and when you're managed, you can be monetized not for your    Sherrie Conley Yep    You benefit, but for someone else's benefit to use you    Sherrie Conley Yep    You as a channel and Just direct you in a certain way where you can be a good worker which where we heard that before if it rings a Marx's    Sherrie Conley Yes,    You tone    Sherrie Conley yes well and if you think about it, these companies that are changing their human resources to human capital that gives a huge Red flag for me that you are counting me not as as as someone who is valuable to your organization, but you're counting me as an asset that I    You Yeah    Sherrie Conley am I am looked at as money for you to make money and I don't know they're just there's something just really creepy about that. It's kind of a weird word to use, but that is very scary to me and then the that section 4 was something that was very section 3 that was very concerning to me because when you say identity management capabilities, that is what it sounds to me like and I hope I'm wrong but what it sounds to me like is giving someone a number inside the database that will follow me kind of like my Social Security number that will follow me all of my life so that it can be tracked, regardless of where I go work and regardless, if you know what state I'm working in that it can always be tracked back to that number and that I'll have to use that along with my Social Security number so that they can identify who I am and what I'm doing.    You Yum and we're talking about things like your history of illness for instance, your travel where were you    Sherrie Conley Yes    You exposed to other forms of illness    Sherrie Conley Exactly    You Behavior psychological    Sherrie Conley Yes    You evaluations, you know    Sherrie Conley Yes    You businesses you started businesses you've been affiliated with the list goes on and on and on and the ones reading this first of all, we don't even know who that    Sherrie Conley It does    You is because they've    Sherrie Conley Right    You intentionally made it vague, so who's gonna be looking at this data and how would they be evaluating you? Do you want them evaluating you and your children especially So man, so many red flags here and you know one of the things we mentioned at the start of this I think before we went live is you know Chad Colwell was carrying this in the house you know you respect Chad Caldwell in the house and we're waiting to hear back from him as far as what is it that he sees that would be good about this bill I personally don't know him well I don't know Senator Seyfried well in the Senate I know both of them have had other good pieces of legislation in the past So I'm curious to hear from them what what is it about this bill that you think would be good for Oklahoma's    Sherrie Conley Yeah, I am. I am very much interested in hearing hearing from him and that's the reason why I reached out to him. I was hoping that I could get you know a response back so that we could talk about you know what he seems to be the benefit of this, but I will tell you that I'm also very concerned about this being linked to school based healthcare. I'm also very concerned about it being linked to common core and I was looking at a graphic that was put out by Jenny White and it's it's kind of a complicated graphic I I really need to sit down with her and have her explain to me yeah    You I saw that graphic arrows going everywhere    Sherrie Conley Yes, yes everywhere but if you look at it closely, you can see that there are different entities that are gathering data on our students at every single level and so I mean even our night test you know that are tracking our our test scores are reading in math test scores for fourth and eighth graders You know that's that's a concern to me also, I mean, I understand the need to be able to determine where our kids arming we're using that data to be able to say look our schools are not cutting it. They are failing our students and so they're failing our families and they're failing our communities and our businesses who need good you know intelligent articulate workforce so I understand that but this I believe goes way further than what anybody realizes the capabilities of this are and if this truly is connected to the UN and I noticed. Let me see I wrote some notes on it so the $4.99 million if they got in 20 12 you know what was the cost of that 4.99 million. What did the state have to give to the federal government who provided the grant money for this what were the stipulations what were the strengths and I guarantee you in looking at what they say the cost in implementing this is gonna be 2.1 to $5.1 million and again you know is this a state investment is this federal dollars I believe it says in there or something about grant money and so if anytime you connect the federal government to a data system they are going to want something for that money you can't they don't just give money away and expect you you know to just say hey thanks and then walk away. They want something for it. And to say, it says data access, she'll be granted through a formal data sharing agreement submitted to the statewide launch to database data system, government council, and you know so who who does that mean is going to get is gonna get this information it also says controlled access to approve external partners, including researchers or vendors Ensuring compliance with privacy protections, but you know what here's the thing is that if you if you have attached a number to my kid and you tracking them, I'm more concerned about that than I am you sharing you know where our kids are in math at a fifth grade level OK so if that is sharing that information Performance information outcome information with them to help them determine what they need to do with curriculum. I'm OK with that, but when you start selling the data to people who are going to use it to manage behaviors and the ability to limit our freedoms based on that data, I have a huge problem with it.    You Yum Yum that money from in 20 12 where did it go? Was it was it spent on this as as the beginning laying out the infrastructure in the foundation for it that was that money spent was a set aside what happened to it?    Sherrie Conley Yeah, I don't know that's a really good question and that's sad. That's gonna be my next dig to see if we can figure out you know what legislation created that I like. I said it was just given to me right before I came on the call and so    You OK    Sherrie Conley I am I still have yet to figure to figure that part out, but I will tell you that you can't. You can't gather all of this information and not connected to the healthcare industry and to mental health and those sort of things because. I just believe that those are data points that they will include in this and so I think I said that it was the Yeah, I didn't. I didn't see anything on there. Maybe it did say Oklahoma healthcare but I didn't put it in there. Seems like there was something in there.    You Well, obviously, the big push for community schools, wraparound services, social emotional    Sherrie Conley Yes, yes    You learning, and you know this is very concerning to a lot of people, including myself as we are asking teachers and school administrators and possibly leaving, not even hiring outside Contractors to come in to service our children when we send them to school to learn and so we're just blowing the lines between school and every other aspect of their life is that the reason we have public schools government funded schools    Sherrie Conley You know I anymore I'm I'm starting to question you know the people who are in control at the higher level not you know at the state level obviously, the majority of Oklahoma's are levelheaded, but I don't think that they are looking past What they've been told about this legislation I don't think that you know one of the things you were in the Senate and you know one of the things that we need to be thinking about as legislators is what what is the long-term goal here? What are the long-term consequences here and I think that you know people read legislation they get the lobbyist to come and talk to them and they say oh we wanna do this and this is what we're gonna do. You know what we're gonna use it for but they don't look downstream to see well upstream to see who it's coming from number one but then downstream to see what are those long-term consequences and you and I both know that there's legislation that gets past every single year that has to have cleanup language done to it because somebody didn't think about the unintended consequences.    You No doubt no doubt well I'm looking at the time here. We're already at 40 minutes and try to keep these about a half hour long but that's OK. I want to let's just touch on this 1491 and we'll do a part two to dig into this little bit    Sherrie Conley OK    You deeper, but this is house bill 149 1 filed by speaker Hilbert with support from the pro Tim, Lonnie Paxton and Governor Stitt, and it would allow any member of the state board of education to place an item on the board agenda, if requested in writing by at least two members of the board. Now speaker, Hilbert said we have volunteer boards and commissions that play important oversight function for the for state agencies for a reason and the duly appointed members of the state board of education should have a say in the agenda before them. This has been a long-standing issue that needs to be fixed and then pro Paxton said the state board of education plays a crucial role in shaping the future of our schools and its members should have a clear and fair process for addressing key issues. This legislation ensures that every board member has a voice and setting the agenda, reinforcing transparency, and accountability in our education system he said with the current structure, the board is neutralized and has no no say in shaping policy, allowing this will provide a fair and more effective Structure. What do you think? Do you do you like this? Does it make sense to open this up for other board members to have a say in setting the agenda or do you think that that is going down a path with going back to our last argument with unintended consequences?    Sherrie Conley Yeah, so that's a really great question and so my thoughts on it go to number one. The board members on the state board of education are appointed by one person and so what looks like is happening now is it's being stacked against the the chairman of the board, which is superintendent Walters to push an agenda or to reverse an agenda you know on policy that was passed prior to now that's just you know from the outside looking in that's what it looks like, but what I would say is that because all Five of the board members that sit on the state board of education are appointed by one person that creates    You Can we talk about the governor?    Sherrie Conley Yes, that creates a balance of power issue for me because if you look at the first six years, the governor state has been an office. He's been perfectly fine with everything that superintendent Walters has you know done with the exception of maybe a couple of issues which I believe that they have had conversations you know behind the scenes about that you know those board members they're reminded often I think who they are appointed by and who they are actually they're on the best of. And so they're reminded quite often that they are expected to carry out the governors agenda, right that's at least what it sounds like when you're reminded you this is who you work for that sounds like a threat to me and so if I'm reminded who I work for that. Sounds like they're trying to tell me you know do what I tell you to do or you're not gonna have this job anymore which looks like exactly what happened with the shake up right well    You Yum    Sherrie Conley now there's three new board members appointed to this board and with a fourth seat that is open. And that really looks like an opportunity for you know some some shenanigans. I'll just call them to happen within the state Board of Education now that Governor and Ryan are not agreeing on things and so I disagree with what they're trying to do but only because if he had done this at the very beginning without it looking like there's an agenda behind it then I probably would've thought. Oh yeah that's probably a good idea. But now looking at the timing of this, it looks very suspicious to me and so I'm very concerned that it's because of the immigration policy that the three members who were removed voted for And and and since that was the first question that was asked of one of the new board members was on the immigration issue, you know it looks very suspicious and it looks like there's trying to be some control there so the governor actually has control over the rules if he doesn't like the rule when it comes to his desk, he can reject it and so him trying to do this in the 11th hour of his term it really just kind of feels like there's Like I said, some shenanigans going on there    You Yeah, I mean it is. It's impossible to simply dismiss how this has    Sherrie Conley Yes    You followed the removal of those three board members and replaced ironically with three members who seem to have connections back to it. So it's it's suspicious to me as well. The timing of this it feels like an agenda. It's interesting attorney general Drummond said Governor step promoted and supported superintendent Ryan Walters, every step of the way, even standing by the superintendent when he gave blanket approval for the miss spending of our tax dollars now that his handpick superintendent refuses to do his bidding Governor state wants to change the law to get his appointee full control of the education agenda.    Sherrie Conley Yeah    You So I mean, I'm not a big drum and fan but I think that he's probably right here    Sherrie Conley I agree, yeah and you know if these five members of the board were elected I would feel a lot differently about it and are we going to change this policy for all school boards to wear all school school board members have the opportunity to add items to an agenda because that looks very suspicious that you are picking on one board you know we have a multitude I couldn't even tell you how many boards we have across the state and so when you are hand picking a specific board to make the changes on, but you're not including all of the other boards that have member sitting on it. It looks very suspicious and it makes me you know. Doubt that this is the right thing to do    You Here with Sherry Connolly, former house rep and an educator and you've spent years in administration as well so your perspective and insight into education in general is is very respected and I appreciate your insight today    Sherrie Conley Thank you so much. I appreciate you asking and giving me the opportunity to to share my thoughts on this and I hope that you know we've been able to help shed some light on that the issues of both bills and I look forward to having conversation you know you and I had had other bills that we wanted to discuss and so I look forward to    You Yeah, well I said    Sherrie Conley talking again with you.    You thank you and I said we would do a part two on this. Maybe we covered it adequately for now but there's there's    Sherrie Conley Yeah    You definitely many others that we have our eyes on so yes, let's let's plan this again soon because these bills are going through quickly and some of them we wanna make sure don't go through. There's big    Sherrie Conley Yes    You concerns just like the one we mentioned Cita bill 224 and even this one we must    Sherrie Conley Yeah    You consider this what is the bill number house bill 1491 on the school board, so yeah we're gonna keep an eye on these and come back and talk about this. She appreciate you.    Sherrie Conley Yes, I appreciate you too Jake. Thank you so much.    You You bet all right guys we should like share and subscribe spread the word and I will see you again next time 

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Being afraid of dying because sometimes some people are afraid that they are not going to heaven because they didn't live the way they was told to do. Sometimes they did good, but didn't want to go under the water because they were afraid.

Junior Rabbit and Papa Rabbit were in the living room reading a book entitled, "Loony the Loon and the Littered Lake." Papa said that the book was a very good book. Papa said that sometimes people are careless about where they put their garbage. What is Christmas? asked Junior. "It is a time when people rememberd the little baby who was born to save humans from their sins so they can go to heaven to be with Him after he dies." So, at Christmas time most humans start being nice to other humans no matter who they are or how they look.    

If you are in a state where during the fall and winter months the temperture drops and the skys are cloudy and gray, what is your mood and attitude? Some people are dealing with grief and loss and others are dealing with anticipation and excitement! Thanksgiving can bring families together for a down home meal and a lot of fun and games. Playing uno or Connect Four can bring out your competitive nature! But for some this is the first seasons without a love one and sometimes those thoughts and feeling are hard to deal with. Let's talk about it with Jenny White and share some of your stories, experiences and expectations.

Christian Historical Fiction Talk is listener supported. When you buy things through this site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Become a patron and enjoy special perks and bonus content.Denise Weimer is a first-time guest on the podcast, but she's a long-time author, and it was my pleasure to welcome her to the show this week. Her new book is A Courageous Bethrotal, and we talk about how early settlers kept the pathers away, the real-life woman she based her heroine on, and the challenges of writing a novella. Patrons will hear about her love of old houses and what inspired it.A Courageous Betrothal by Denise WeimerA wounded lieutenant, a woman fierce enough to protect her family, and an American Revolution with everything at stake. Red-haired, freckle-faced, and almost six feet tall, Jenny White has resigned herself to fame over love. Possessing the courage and wits to guard her younger siblings against nature, natives, and loyalists in Georgia's “Hornet's Nest” gives life meaning until she meets scout Caylan McIntosh. From the time Jenny nurses the young lieutenant back to health after the Battle of Kettle Creek, she can't deny her attraction to the vexing Highlander, who seems determined to dismantle her emotional armor. But when Georgia falls to the British and Caylan returns to guide Jenny's family on a harrowing exodus into the North Carolina mountains, will his secrets prove stronger than his devotion? Or will their love be courageous enough to carry them through the battles ahead?Get your copy of A Courageous Betrothal  by Denis Weimer.You can purchase book one of the "Georgia Scouts" series, A Counterfeit Betrothal, here.You can purchase book three, A Cherished Betrothal, here.Preorder your copy of When Hope Sank, part of Barbour Publishing's series "A Day to Remember."North Georgia native Denise Weimer has authored a dozen traditionally published novels and a number of novellas—historical and contemporary romance, romantic suspense, and time slip. Former managing editor for Lighthouse Publishing of the Carolinas' two historical imprints, she serves as Acquisitions & Editing Liaison for Wild Heart Books and as a freelance editor, helping other authors reach their publishing dreams. A wife and mother of two daughters, Denise always pauses for coffee, chocolate, and old houses.Visit Denise Weimer's website.

Healthy relationships are when both partners to feel supported and connected but still feel independent. So, what are the habits partners have to sustain a good relationship? Are you looking for dating advice on how to maintain a healthy relationship? Or dating advice on how to maintain a healthy relationship? Or dating tips on how to keep an active and healthy interaction between you and someone? Here are 6 habits to keep a healthy relationship. To begin your communication; Decide whether we should separate; Resolve conflicts and disagreements; Overcome adultery; Actively listen; Explore new experiences: Challenge illogical beliefs;Instill hope.        

I have noticed someone in church not noticing who was speaking, but looking around and trying to see other people who they were and what their wearing.  I noticed nothing. When I was in the funeral and I did not notice what people were wearing and what they were saying. I only were looking at the person lying in the coffin. In a funeral you can be very quiet and still or very nervous and loud, but either way can be one or the other.  

This episode's guest is Jenny White, executive director of Velo Kids. Jenny and her husband, Brad, returned to Holland, Michigan after 6 years in Colorado. With degrees and business development experience, Jenny and her husband wanted to bring their love for cycling and community back too.In 2013 they became owners of Velo City Cycles and in 2017 they (along with other kid-loving, health-promoting friends) started Velo Kids, now serving, teaching and empowering over 300 kids in our community. Learn more about Velo Kids, and the benefit to retailers if they focus on nurturing families as a customer base.Support the show

In this episode, Pastors Gina Robinson and Lauren Kennedy have a conversation with Jenny White, who shares her story of overcoming chronic pain, addiction, and mental health struggles by surrendering to God.

Did you ever think that your mother, your wife, or sister or daughter, would ever end in a jail. Jails weren't built for women. Advocates says that's a big problem. In 2009, James, then a mother of a 5-month old child was sentenced to 24 months in Danbury Federal prison for illegally misusing funds.There she bonded with other mothers separated and unable to see their children. She said most of her peers were serving long sentences for non-violent offensives, separated from their families and unable to get access to adequate mental health treatment and basic services like menstrual care products. So, James and a number of her fellow inmates decided they would draw attention to the conditions and fight to change them. Kamala Harris and others introduced the Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act which ais to make it easier for women to stay in touch with their children while incarcerated in federal prison by allowing longer visiting hours.

A 1999 study at the Institute of Black Parenting, a Los Angeles adoption agency, showed that as many as 40 percent of the African-American couples expressed a preference for a light skinned or mixed race child, regardless of their own complexion.  Childen who are white are slightly more likely to be adopted out of foster care. Of the more than 400,000 children in foster care awaiting adoption in 2017, about 44 percent were white, while the majority were children of color. However, of those who were adopted with public agency involvement, 49 percent were white. According to the US Commission on Civil Rights, 2004 data shows that children with lighter skin were adopted more quickly out of foster care. While white children waited 23.5 months on average, black children waited 39.4. Children with darker skin tend to wait longer to be adopted . According to a review of children in foster care in the U.S. in 2004. African-American children spend a mean of 39.4 months in foster care, far more than children of other races.

Although air pollution is not good for anyone, certain groups are more sensitive to it than others, including those with heart or lung disease, older adults, infants and children, and pregnant women. As the AQI levels increase, the risk of health effects increases, especially among these more sensitive groups. "The advice tbo limit strenuous activities is because when your respiratory rate is higher, you inhale more particulates," says Dr. Redlich.  When the AQI is 201 and highysical activity her, everyone should be concerned about health risks and limit physical activity outdoors as much as possible, she adds. Although air pollution is not good for anyone, certain groups are more sensitive to it than others, including those with heart or lung disease, older adultls, infants and children, and pregnant women. As the AQI levels increase, the risk of health effets increases, esp. among these more sensitive groups.

It hasn't been that long since the threat of COVID-19 drove people outdoors to avoid infection. Now, people living in the Northeast and Midwest are encouraged to do the opposite as wildfire smoke from Canada creates poor air quality hundreds of miles from the flames. Stay inside. Wear masks. Get an air purifier. The advice from public health and medical experts has been consistent. And as with the COVID-19 variants that caused surges followed by periods of relative calm, air quality has gone back and forth between healthy and unhealthy levels. As long as there are wildfires, experts expect these shifts in air quality to continue. Below, Yale Medicine's Carrie Redlich, MD, MPH, who is trained in internal medicine, pulmonology, and occupational and environmental medicine, discusses air quality and how we can stay safe.

Homicides and other violent acts are causing substantial harm in communities across the country, especially in racially segregated and high-poverty neighborhoods. The physical, emotional, and financial pain from violence cascades from individuals to their families and communities including children. Community violence is a critical public health problem in the United States. NEARLY 25,000 LIVES LOST TO HOMICIDE IN 2020. Community violence can cause significant physical injuries and mental healtlhll conditions such as depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Living in a community experiencing violence is also associated with increased risk of developing chronic diseases. People's health outcomes are influenced by the conditions in which they live, work, play and learn. Starting today, communities can implement a comprehensive approach with programs, policies, and practices based on the best available evidence to prevent violence.

Black children make up almost 14% of the population of children in the United States, but 23% of those in foster care. Black children are twice as likely to enter the foster care system as White children and remain in the system about nine months longer. More families of color are needed to foster and adopt Black chioldren, to provide a "racial morror" for the children. As of September 2020, more than 400,000 children were in the foster care system in the United States. While there are children of all races in the system, a disproportionate number of these children accounted for almost 14% of the children in the nation, yet they made up 23% of the kids in the child welfare system. In the child welfare system they often don't have enough families who are willing to adopt, and they don't have enough families who really want to adopt. 

Why do we do it? When we do it? And how do we stop doing it for good? Coexisting but conflicting needs to create self-sabotaging behaviors. This is why we resist efforts to change until they feel completely futile. But by extracting crucial insight from our most damaging habits, building emotiional intelligence by better understanding our brains and do his releasing past experiences and a cellular, and learn to act as our potential future selves we step our of our own way in potential. 

Why do we do it? When we do it? And how do we stop doing it for good? Coexisting but conflicting needs create self-sabotaging behaviors. This is why we resist efforts to change until they feel completely futile. But by extracting crucial insight from our most damaging habits, building emotional intelligence by better understanding our brains and do his releasing past experiences at a cellular level, and learning to act as our potential future selves, we step out of our own way into our potential.   Part 3

Why do we do it? When do we do it? And how do we stop doing it for good? Coexisting but conflicting needs create self- sabotaging behaviors. This is why we resist efforts to change often until they feel completely futile. But by extracting crucial insight from our most damaging habits, building emotional intelligence by better understanding our brains and bodies releasing past experiences at a cellular level, and learning to act as our potential future selves, we step out of our own way and into our potential. Part 2

Why do we do it, when do we do it, and how do we stop doing it for good. Coexisting but conflicting needs create self sabotaging behaviors. This is why we resist efforts to change often until they feel completely futile. But by extracting crucial insight from our most damaging habits, building emotional intelligence by better understanding our brains and bodies releasing past experiences at a cellular level, and learning to act as our potential future selves, we can step out of our own way and into our potential.

 Some states have banned abortion while others are banning books in schools and libraries. No one is safe except the NRA. Let's talk about it with Jennie White and get to the bottom of this.

When you know better, do better. Some women learned from the things they suffered. Most of the women who were educated, believed in educating.  Make the pain that you feel, a stepping stone. Take up your battle, this is your life!

Jenny White, PharmD, and Myke White, USAF, share their recent experiences in providing solutions in pre-foreclosure situations as real estate investors and their unique approach to ethical real estate investing utilizing assumable loans. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode YFP Real Estate Investing 05: None to One: How to Get Your FIRST Investment Property YFP Real Estate Investing 43: How Jenny and Myke are Trading Up on Their Primary Residence Auction.com Forclosure.com RE CONNECT 2023 Deal Maker Live 2023 National Real Estate Investors Association Connect with Jenny White on Facebook Follow Jenny White on Instagram: @Investmentmindset_rx Join the Investment Mindset Book Club Facebook Group YFP Real Estate Investing Join the YFP Real Estate Investing Facebook Group Your Financial Pharmacist Disclaimer and Disclosures  

The President of Rankin Financial strategies has been in the Financial Services industry for over 35 years. He has  advances planning specialist, focusing primarily on helping retirees coordinate their assests to optimize. Social Security one of my passions is Black History along with working with young people as a mentor going into my 8th year with midnight golf.

Join Jenny White as we talk all about Black History Month. Why it is important, why we need celebrate and what is the future of black history month.  You can call in at 646-668-8485 and press 1 to be live on air. Download PJC Media on podcast platforms everywhere. Or, click on the link here: http://tobtr.com/s/12197109

According to data from the Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System for 2020, there were over 117,000 children and youth in the United States waiting to be adopted.  The theme of this year's National Adoption Month initiative is "Small Steps Open Doors" to emphasize how even small steps to overcome the unique challenges youth waiting to be adopted face can help support their goals of permanency. By taking every opportunity to engage youth in meaningful ways, child welfare professionals can be instrumental in opening doors to permanency that once seemed impossible  to open. The newly redesigned National Adoption Month 2022 website features resources, tips and tools from Children's Bureau adoption grant recipients to help child welfare professionals cultivate relationships and stare conversations with youth about permanency.  

Did we find love for Eric and Jenny in Second Chance Romance? Jason and Alexis watched the first episode of White Lotus season 2 and loved it! There's one scene Alexis had to go back and rewatched, she missed the first time! Ramada by Wyndham is looking for its first ever CEO (Chief Eats Officer).

There is one verse in Scripture that was aware of that might say this: In Genesis 3, God says to Eve that one of the conseequences of the Fall was that her desire would be for her husband, and he would rule over her. How do you explain Deborah, Esther, Priscilla, Phoebe, let alone a host of other women God has used in positions of leadership down through the pages of history? Until recent times when throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Asia were unable to have any influence over the politics, religion or culture. They couldn't own property or inherit land and wealth, and they were frequently treated as mere property themselves. Women had no property or political rights and were forbidden to leave their homes after dark. They were unable to take part in social events and they were only allowed to leave their homes with their husband or a male relative.  

Our mission is to show these youth that no matter what their downfalls have been, there is always a way to rise up above the negatives. the DFG Me Destined for Mentoring Program provides tools to help young ladies truly become Destined for Greatness! We educate, encourage and empower young ladies to do things, which once may have seemed impossible to achieve. The goal is to build strong leaders and future professionals. We must stop the streets and crime from taking our future generations and turning them into more statistics. Our topics include, but are not limited to: hygiene, self-esteem, education, and job readiness. We strive to do more to help these girls by helping heal their households...We help families & individuals by providing them with the following essential items listed below...We helpp families thrive and not just survive!!!  

In this episode, I am speaking with Jenny White Ad. Dip. Psych. A Relationship Coach and Therapist, founder of The Queen's Mindset. She helped hundreds of women how to create fulfilling relationships and build true intimacy by standing more in their femininity. Make sure to sign up for Jenny's weekly advice on how to stand more in your femininity to create fulfilling relationships. Click here- https://tinyurl.com/TheQueensMindset

When you plan and pre-pay your funeral, you lock in costs at today's rates. Of course, you can plan your funeral arrangements without paying in advance, or you can set up an installment plan. But paying now avoids years if not decades of inflation. Have it your way: Planning your own funeral means that the ceremony and burial will go according to your wishes. You can dictate the size of your headstone and its inscription, the location of your interment, and everything else - meaning you get to tell your life story your way. Ease the burden on loved ones: Death of a loved one, even if it is expected due to illness or old age, is still a traumatic experience. When the times comes, your loved ones will be in a delicate emotional state. You can spare them the additional stress and grief of planning your funeral by doing it yourself in advance.

The Author's Lounge Today we have Mrs. Jenny White, who's a Best Selling Author of 8 Amazing Children's Books. Mrs.White first started as a Teacher for special needs students. Most of her books are about little Junior and his experience. But one of her books is teaching about racism to children and this book, received the Eric Hoffer Award  by highlighting salient writing, as well as the independent spirit of small publishers.  Join me in the conversation by calling 646-668-8485 and hit the 1 to speak to guest or myself if you have a comment or question. You can follow me live every Thursday on PJMedia podcast on all platforms around the world. As well as listen by clicking the link http://tobtr.com/12137523   Enjoy the Show.

This young man was very happy to began writing books. He started young and before that he helped seniors and still does. His books are for ages 14 and up. 

"We are witnessing the largest sustained drop in childhood #immunization in a generation. The consequences will be measured in lives...what we are seeing now is a continued decline. #COVID 19 is not an excuse." These ALARMS are from the organizations, "WHO" & "UNICEF."

The European slave trade in America begin around the year 1619. There are still forms of slavery and indentured servitude going on today.  Today we will focus on the Native Americans and their involvement with the slave trade. Today, 167 countries still have some form of modern slavery, which affects an estimated 46 million people worldwide. Modern slavery can be difficult to detect and recognize in many cases. This is because slavery has moved underground in most countries and because the definition of slavery has expanded and evoled over the past several decades. China, the earth's most populous country, has the second highest number of slaves at more than 3.8 million.

The two hours designed as an overview of what was described as a methodical conspiracy, led and coodinated by President Donald J. Trump, to thwart, the peaceful transfer of power and democracy itself. Trump was the center of the plot. What was described as an elaborate, intentional scheme by Mr. Trump to remain in power, one unprecedented in America History and with dangerous implications for democracy. This was a culmination of an attempted coup. Both leaders had blistering words for Mr. Trump and about the threat he poses to American democracy. They made it clear that for all his ongoing bluster about stolen elections, Mr. Trump had knowingly spread claims about election fraud that people closest to him knew were false. 

The medical definition of a pregnancy after accompanied by resulting in or closely followed by the death of the embryo or fetus: spontaneous expulsion of a human fetus during the first 12 weeks of gestation; the arrest of a disease in its earliest stage. The terminaton of a pregnancy after, accompanied by, or closely followed by the death of the embryo or fetus. The medical procedure of inducing expulsion of a human fetus to terminate a pregnancy. The expulsion of a fetus from the uterus before it has reached the stage of viabiity in human beings usually about the 20th week of gestation. An abortion may occur spontaneously, in which case it is also called a miscarriage, or it may be brought on purposefully, in which case it is often called an induced abortion.

The benefits of home care is, it promotes healing and reduces the risk of infections: the patient is protected from the infections they are exposed to in hospitals. Home care is more affordable than in-hospital care. Keeping someone in hospital surroundings for long can have a negative impact on their mental health.  Providing professional care at home helps personalize and customize the experience for the patient. When a patient is suffering from various problems, medication tends to go up, with many doctors giving different medicines for different problems.  Assisting in activities can help the patients feel less lonely and abandoned.

Tennessee just introduced a bill that would establish a new type of marriage - one that would not have any minimum age requirements. HB 0233 was introduced by Tom Leatherwood a Republican, in February, and has slowly made its way through the legislature since then. The bill would enshrine the concept of common law marriage into law, which is a legally recognized marriage that is automatically granted to couples that meet certain cohabitation requirements.  In this case, the bill seeks to define common law marriage as a union between one man and one woman.  If a county clerk decided in favor of granting a minor a marriage license, that clerk would have the state of Tennessee on their side if someone were to bring a suit against them.

Here are10 reasons why we should get vaccinated: 1.) vaccine-preventable diseases have not gone away. The viruses and bacteria that cause illness and death still exist and can be passed on to those who are not protected by vaccines; 2.) vaccines will help keep you healthy. The CDC recommends vaccinations throughout your life to protect against many infections; 3.) vaccines are as important to your overall health as diet and exercise; 4.) vaccination can mean the difference between life and death. vaccine-preventable infections can be deadly; 5.) vaccines are safe. The US has a robust approval process to ensure that all licensed vaccines are safe; 6.) vaccines will not cause the diseases they are designed to prevent. Vaccines contain either killed or weakened viruses, making it impossible to get the disease from the vaccine; 7.) young and healthy people can get very sick, too. Infants and older adults are at increased risk for serious infections and complications; 8.) vaccine-preventable diseases are expensive and not taking the vaccine may have you spending more time away from your job because of the illness; 9.) when you get sick, your children, grandchildren, and parents may be at risk; 10.) your family and co-workers need you.

To put it simply, Jenny White wears a lot of hats. She is a DJ, yoga teacher, designer, crystal dealer, and mama, to name just a few of them! In this conversation, Samantha and Jenny sit down to chat all things self-love and self-care.What does self-care look like for you? Are you aligned with your core values? Are you playing and experiencing pleasure every day? This conversation pulls apart the importance of self-care as a proactive practice, instead of what we resort to as a result of burnout. They talk about the practice of deep internal listening as a precursor to coming home to ourselves and as a way to ground into our authenticity. The inner work we do informs our external world. Take a moment to reflect on the ways your internal awareness affects the way you engage with self-care.Jenny is based in Denver Colorado, she runs MoonRise Self Care and Crystal Boutique - she's also a Savvi rep (scroll down for some discount codes)! She ethically sources crystals from around the globe for the MoonRise Crystal Boutique, and educating her community about how to incorporate them into their lives by setting intentions with them. She teaches women to RISE into themselves by turning to self care, and to style a life of their own design.To get in touch with Jenny, send her an email at jenny@moonriseselfcare.com. To follow her work, you can -visit her Moonrise Self Care website here (and, psst, use code MOONRISE for 10% off your first MoonRise Crystal Boutique Order),her DJ site here,the Savvi clothing site here (Use code SHARE25 for $25 off your first Savvi purchase),follow Moonrise Self Care on Instagram,follow Jenny on Instagram,like Moonrise Self Care on Facebook, and like Jenny her on Facebook.Learn more about Samantha and The Bright Life here.Samantha Lawrence (Host, creator.) Jenny White (Guest.) Graphic design and production by For The Love Media, LLC. This episode was edited by Alex Lee-Ammons.