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Jim Fultz and Jim Hagl from Copeland join the podcast to talk about filter driers and system cleanup. Filter driers come in many types and sizes; they typically go on the liquid line (bi-flow filter driers are used on heat pumps), but suction line filter driers also exist.  Copeland's liquid line filter drier models include the EK (premium), BSL (smaller diameter), BOK (with HH desiccant to assist with burnout cleanup), and CU (copper spun). Bi-flow filter driers in Copeland's lineup include the BFK and BSB categories. These liquid line filter driers protect the metering device and should typically be installed as close to the metering device as possible (with some exceptions for heat pump startups in heating mode). These filter driers typically need to be replaced anytime the system is opened for service, the pressure drop across the drier exceeds 3 PSI, or the system is wet.   Suction line filter driers in Copeland's lineup include the ASD, SFD, and CSFD models, all of which come in different shapes and sizes for varying applications. The ASK suction line filter drier has activated carbon to assist with burnout cleanup. When used to assist with contamination cleanup, suction line filter driers must be taken out of the system within a few days. Jim F., Jim H., and Bryan also discuss: Copeland and Emerson brand realignment Filtration data  Myths about smaller-diameter filter driers Copper-spun drier uses and applications Ideal vs. accessible suction filter drier placement Desiccant considerations Filter drier selection best practices Moisture indicators Restricted filter driers Filter drier sizing and system charge Bi-flow driers in straight-cool systems Dealing with factory-installed filter driers Product names and suffixes Burnouts and oil Flowing nitrogen while brazing Additives and flushes   Check out Copeland's filter driers at https://hvacrschool.com/copeland-driers.  Learn more about the HVACR Training Symposium or buy a virtual ticket today at https://hvacrschool.com/symposium. If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE. Check out our handy calculators HERE.

Een uitgebreide terugblik op het main event van UFC Vegas 74 tussen Kai Kara France en Amir Albazi; de juryleden hadden het weer eens mis volgens de mannen. Verder staan ze stil bij de gruwelijke submission van Karina Silva en de onverwoestbare legend Jim Miller die de snelste KO van zijn loopbaan behaalde. In Gokken op Knokken een uitgebreide vooruitblik op UFC 289: Nunes vs Aldana en er is nieuws: het nieuwe huis van De Gouden Kooi Podcast wordt bekendgemaakt!Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Salut ! Et comme on dit ici: Hi ! Aujourd'hui on vous emmène aux États-Unis.  On y est restées 6 semaines, on passant par l'Arizona, la Californie et New York! Et on avait tellement de choses à vous partager qu'on a décidé d'en faire deux épisodes. Les États-Unis c'est un pays qui a une énorme influence sur le monde, mais c'est aussi un pays aux défis nombreux ! On a décidé d'en étudier certains et de voir quelle réponse apporte l'interconvictionnel à ces enjeux.  D'abord, une question qui nous intéressait particulièrement, c'est celle des  populations natives d'Amérique du Nord. On est donc allées à leur rencontre en Arizona pour voir quelle était la place de leur spiritualité dans les initiatives interconvictionnelles. On a ensuite voulu étudier de plus près les universités et l'engagement des étudiantes et étudiants contre la montée de la haine et du racisme, les universités étant depuis l'opposition à la guerre du Viêt-Nam des épicentres de contestation. Enfin, dans un pays où il existe des inégalités sociales vertigineuses, on a voulu voir comment des communautés religieuses différentes s'allient pour agir contre la précarité. _____________________ On en parle dans l'épisode: L'Amérique des Woods Œuvrer pour la reconnaissance de l'histoire des personnes natives avec Cher Créer un lieu de culte inclusif pour les étudiant·es avec Rachel et Johnny Accompagner le bien-être et l'épanouissement des étudiant.es avec Mikayla Permettre la rencontre des communautés que tout sépare avec Parker  Réunir les associations religieuses sur les campus avec Jim Fédérer un réseau international de 1000 initiatives de terrain avec Tahil Faire communauté pour faire société - Pico Union Project avec Jason ____________________ Musique: Générique: Jon Malkin / P.H.A.R.E  ©  “Lumière” Etherical Records Épisode: Miss America - Ikoliks Navajo Early Morning Blessing Coal Mine Rhythm - Dan Ayalon Dead Or Alive - Ikoliks Joy - Alex Keren

Jim Fälte, försvinna i dåtid och fuktavstånd.

We welcome the authors of our 75th Anniversary book and reflect on their favorite insights and stories from digging into HoWo History. Recorded 6/4/2022 #HoWoPo Hosted by: Leah K-B Special Guests: Nell H, Ron G, Dave H, and Jim F. 00:00 - Intro and Welcome the #PodSquad 01:25 - Nell H. 09:40 - Ron G. 16:54 - Dave H. & Jim F. Email us: podcast@holidayworld.com Leave a voicemail: Phone (812)-937-4401 Ext. 8081 Reach out on social media: @holidayworld using #HoWoPo For Show Notes and Transcript, visit HolidayWorld.com/HoliBlog 2022 Season Passes are now on sale now! Head to HolidayWorld.com/Passes for all the details. Pick Your Date and Plan for Fun! Great deals on Pick Your Date Tickets are now online! HolidayWorld.com/Tickets Subscribe Links: iTunes: http://bit.ly/HWPitunes Spotify: http://bit.ly/HWPspotify Amazon: http://bit.ly/HWP_amzn Stitcher: http://bit.ly/HWPstitcher Google Podcasts: http://bit.ly/HWP_gp YouTube: http://bit.ly/HWP_u2be iHeartRadio: http://bit.ly/HWP_ihr TuneIn: http://bit.ly/HWPtunein Vurbl: https://bit.ly/HWP_vurbl RSS Feed: http://bit.ly/HWP

Live at CRUDE TRANSMISSIONS FESTIVAL at Resistor in Leiden, NL. Presented by CHARNEL GROUND. Short interviews and live sets from  MOOZHEAD, VINCENT DALLAS, SISTO ROSSI, Jim Breedveld (of CHARNEL GROUND/MISERE), and WINCE. I also spotted Jim F. of URALL in the wild, WCN Alumni, who agreed to an interview.Big thanks to CHARNEL GROUND and RESISTOR for making this happen!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/whitecentipedenoise)

Jim Fultz from Emerson joins Eric Kaiser at AHR to share his knowledge of universal boards and controls. Jim's work focuses on electronic controls within the White-Rodgers brand. Common White-Rodgers universal controls include the SureSwitch and universal defrost controls. The SureSwitch also has sealed contacts, which prevents insects and debris from shorting out the contacts.  This past year, White-Rodgers debuted the All-Spark, which doesn't need electricity to be powered up and can be programmed right out of the box. The All-Spark works on all sorts of appliances, not just boilers and furnaces. Universal controls are generally safe to put in combustion units, even gas furnaces. New controls go through rigorous testing before they hit the market. The controls MUST stay within the OEM's guidelines; otherwise, they won't make it to the market. Sometimes, when boards need to be replaced, we also need to upgrade the igniter to match the voltage of the new board. The goal of universal controls is to save time and hassle for the technicians and the customers, which makes it easier to make sales. It's also easier for the distributor to get fast and accurate solutions to the technicians, especially when OEM parts may not be immediately available due to supply chain issues and normal shipping expectations. Jim and Eric also discuss: All-Spark benefits and features Manufacturer-specific vs. general universal controls White-Rodgers nomenclature Controls instructions Distributors and sales reps Evolution of controls for direct-spark and hot-surface ignition Training techs to install controls on equipment   Learn more about White-Rodgers controls at https://climate.emerson.com/en-us/brands/white-rodgers. If you have an iPhone, subscribe to the podcast HERE, and if you have an Android phone, subscribe HERE. Check out our handy calculators HERE.

UFC Vegas 48 zit erop en de mannen zijn meer dan positief over het evenement, blijkt uit de cijfers die ze ervoor geven. Ze gaan uitgebreid in op de vernietigende KO van Hill, de D'Arce Knight Kyle, de Marcel Special en de onverwoestbare Jim F'in Miller.Verder blikken Gilbert, Marcel en Dennis vooruit naar UFC Vegas 49: Makhachev vs Green, en er is een nieuwe koploper bij Gokken op Knokken!Onze apparatuur wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door de vrienden van Blue Microphones. Kijk ook eens op https://www.bluemic.com/nl-nl/!Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I'm talking to Dr Jim Fantauzzo; President of Creative Training Solutions, an organization of specialized management consultants, management trainers and professional speakers on Book Talk Radio Club. Dr Fantauzzo's book On The Shoulders of Leaders offers the reader many realistic and practical applications to implement effective and successful leadership. On the Shoulders of Leaders is a team centered leadership book and can be a resource for anyone in a position of authority. The case studies referenced within embrace the real world of work and will prove to be invaluable and an extremely useful tool for the 21st Century managers at all levels.You can listen in and find out more at https://www.booktalkradio.info/jim-fantauzzo

Deacon Jimmy F. Vargas, OFS, as President and CEO, oversees allfacets of Father Joe's Villages, the largest homeless servicesprovider in Southern California. This includes the comprehensivehousing and supportive services offered through St. Vincent de PaulVillage, the Village Health Clinic, Therapeutic Childcare Center andthe agency's portfolio of affordable housing.

OutSpoken: 15 MasterClass Business Essays For Our Time Paperback by Jim F. Keating Jim Keating President and CEO, Speakers Forum. Desmond Devoy is a reporter for the Perth Courier.

Snoken, primers, Telles nybyggnation och kaffebröd.

Laura welcomes comedy legend Jim Norton to the show to talk comedy, censorship, and his ties to porn...

Today's guest needs no introduction. It's Jim Fucking Moore. If you're a menswear aficionado and that name doesn't mean anything to you, then you've been living under a rock for the last 40 years because this dude has been one of the key contributors to helping you elevate your style from jeans and tee to trousers and a knit with what seems like the snap of his fingers. After this interview, I can truly say that Jim is one of the coolest and most down to earth dudes I have ever met, which I wouldn't have suspected from a top dog fashion editor who's lived in NYC since he was 17. But it's true – his humble beginnings in Minnesota truly shine through. With that said, It's no surprise that this man has special relationships with the likes of Kanye West and has connected with the most incredible people to execute shoot after shoot with some of the planets most distinguished individuals. His impact on GQ and growth of menswear is truly legendary, which is showcased in his new book Hunks and Heroes. On this episode of The Andrew Coelho Show, Jim and I chat about his life's work at GQ, the legendary 9 hour fitting with Kanye West and what it was like to the meet President Obama, not to mention the practical advice he gives for brands looking to stand out in a crowd and aspiring fashion editors looking to climb their way to the top!

Jim Fälte, american pancakes, lönnsirap, varsling och practical jokes.

I'm back from a dream trip, trapping in Alaska for lynx and wolverine! In this episode I go over my impressions of trapping in AK and do a broad overview of the trip. Enjoy - I know I did!! Support our Sponsors:Kaatz Bros LuresFur Harvesters Auction, Inc.OnXMaps (use promo code 'trap' for 20% off!) Mentioned in this episode:Hunters of the Northern ForestEpisode 75 with Jim F

Snoken, plomber, amalgam, WC och duschkabiner.

Gamla folkets hus ska byggas om, men först måste den berömda nosen luftas.

In this episode Mark interviews Jim F. Kukral, author of Your Journey to Becoming Unskippable™: (in your business, life & career). Prior to the interview Mark Shares a comment from a previous episode Talks about a new short story he is working on and some of the logistical research challenges that were holding him back Talks about an ASK US ANYTHING Facebook Live chat that Mark, Kevin Tumlinson and Dan Wood will be hosting on the Draft2Digital Facebook page on Thursday July 27 at 3PM Eastern Mark then says a word about this episode's sponsor Findaway Voices . . . You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway. In their conversation, Jim and Mark discuss: Why Jim opened the book sharing his perspective on goals and priorities that have more to do with personal satisfaction than seeking wealth and status The importance of the merger between mindset and business The deeply personal and vulnerable way Jim shared his experience getting involved in local politics The authenticity of Jim's voice in the book which matches the way that he would deliver the same content in person via a conversation or on stage The strategy of not wanting to write a straight-up marketing book, but, instead, a book with business lessons and personal inspiration Jim owning the trademark for the term Unskippable™ The importance of creating powerful moments and "talk triggers" that people will remember well beyond just the "cheapest price" or "fastest delivery" or some other temporary perk from a popsicle hotline at a hotel pool to the Jolly Ranchers that a business supply owner added in to every order The reasons that set you apart, take you to th next level, and make you unskippable and memorable The story behind the mysterious persona "Johnny Showtime" The importance of actually standing for something as a brand in order to reach "belief-driven buyers" After the interview Mark shares the logistics of how listeners can download a free digital copy of Jim's new book, and also possible win some signed copies. Free Digital Download Click here to access your free copy of Unskippable™ Win a Signed Copy of the paperback of Unskippable™ Leave a comment for Episode 81 at www.starkreflections.ca by July 10, 2019. Entrants will be entered into a random draw for a signed copy of the book that Jim will be shipping. All entrants who leave a comment by July 10, 2019 will be entered Possible things to comment about include: What's one point you took away from this interview that you'd want to highlightor reflect on? What's one unique thing about you or your writing that might help you towards establishing yourself as unskippable in today's skippable world? This copy is courtesy of Jim Kukral Win a paperback copy of Unskippable™ All entrants, as above, will be entered in a second random drawing for an additional copy of the paperback Mark will be ordering this via an online bookstore (most likely Amazon, unless the listener is in a country where shipping via a local store there is preferable) One more chance for winning the 3rd paperback copy All Patrons of Stark Reflections will automatically be entered in a chance to win the third copy of the book. (Yes, that means Patrons who comment get an additional chance to win) A final chance for the 4th copy (also for Patrons) Over on Patreon, patrons of the podcast can comment on this post for an additional chance to win a print copy of the book   Mark then reflects on something that Jim spoke about in the interview. When Jim was talking about standing for something and brands taking a stance, a solid, non-wishy-washy stance that focuses on beliefs and core values, it reminded Mark of the age-old advice to authors that your book is NOT for everyone. Links of Interest Jim Kukral's Website Your Journey to Becoming Unskippable™ (All Retailers) Jim's other books Jim's podcast: Unskippable with Jim Kukral Jim's co-hosted podcast - The Sell More Books Show The Creative Penn Podcast (Joanna Penn) Episode: How To Be An Unskippable Author with Jim Kukral Findaway Voices Stark Reflections Survey Patreon for Stark Reflections     Jim Kukral is recognized as an expert in online marketing and branding. He delivers insightful and entertaining keynotes to growth-oriented organizations on attention-getting marketing, creative branding and understanding how customers think, react and most importantly, buy. With a passion for speaking and teaching, Jim travels around the world to teach brands and business owners on how they can apply his UNSKIPPABLE method to their marketing and brand mission to generate positive ROI-based outcomes and purposely attract lifetime customers.   The music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Topic Tuesday extends the discussion from a recent Car & Driver article by John Pearley Huffman, who writes about the analog vs. digital feeling in cars. The guys debate analog-feeling cars for Jim F., who had an E30 and wants to bring that feeling back. Social media questions include rationalizing your next purchase, resurrecting iconic badges, and how to convince your friends to drive their fun cars… Pilgrimage 2019 is open for reservations! Join the guys in Germany and Belgium for their annual bucket-list driving adventure at the Nürburgring Nordschleife and Spa-Francorchamps tracks, with details found on everydaydriver.com. Season 4 TV is also now available on Amazon Prime and Vimeo worldwide. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, the Everyday Driver show on IMDB and Amazon, and write to us with your Topic Tuesday discussions and podcast debates at everydaydrivertv@gmail.com or everydaydriver.com. Thanks for listening and share the podcast with your fellow car enthusiast friends!

On the May 10, 2019 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writer Chris Evangelista to answer some long lingering questions in the Mail Bag. You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (here is the RSS URL if you need it). Opening Banter: We have a lot of emails to get into today. In The Mailbag: Ben P from Los Angeles writes in: “Hi Chris,  I know you've mentioned in the past that you're open to non-movie-related questions, so maybe you can help me out with this situation.   One of my co-workers is obsessed with giving advice. Someone made him an advice-related theme song once and now he constantly sings it during work meetings. During these meetings, when we're all trying to make very important decisions, my co-worker always jumps in and says things like "I've got some advice for that!" or "Need a little advice? I'm your guy!"  So here's my question: how do I get him to give EVEN MORE ADVICE? He's always right - I just need more! Thanks, Ben Los Angeles, CA” The Advice Corner theme song was created by Love you Wally. Jacob asks Chris for advice about his chair. Jackson writes in “Hey guys, had a question   For those of you that collect movie art or posters, do you frame your prints in UV glass or anything special to preserve it? I just framed some Matt Ferguson Star Wars posters, and plan to buy more art at Celebration. Just curious what you guys recommend to preserve your pieces.   Thanks, love the show.” Peter Freeman from Gainesville, VA writes in “After recently seeing Glass, I began to wonder if there has been a sequel of a movie or franchise that has been made over a decade or more after the last movie in the series that has been any good.  Some examples of not good: Glass, Incredibles 2, Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, All the Star Wars Prequels, Ghostbusters, Predators, Wall Street - Money Never sleeps, The Alien Prequels, etc.  I can't think of one, that was considered good. I thought maybe the recent Halloween sequel but that's just under 10 years.   Maybe this is something you could discuss in your next mailbag segment or if there is enough here maybe a post.” Michael O from Nashville TN writes in “Hey guys! I'm a big board game fan, but unfortunately, it's hard to get my gaming friends together at one time. Sometimes I find myself craving a board game while everyone else is busy. Can you guys recommend any sort of single-player board game experiences?” Mohammed from South Africa writes in “Hi Peter and the /Film Daily team,  My name is Mohammed and I am all the way from South Africa. I've been a daily listener of the podcast for the last couple of months.   I am a huge fan of the whole team and I really love the podcast. My 60km (37 miles) commute to work and back home would be excruciating without you and the team.   I recently just upgraded my home setup with a new 65" 4K QLED from Samsung and a XBOX One X. I am a huge supporter of physical media for a couple of reasons (extra's, box artwork and nostalgia etc.).   I was hoping to get some suggestions from the team for 3 Must Own/Have 4K Blu Rays to add to my existing collection. I have already ordered the following:  Avengers Infinity War John Wick Mad Max Fury Road Blade Runner 2049  What else do you think would be great movies to own as well as to show off my new 4K screen?  PS my current collection already includes standard Blu Ray versions of Lord of the Rings boxset, Godfather Boxet, Oceans Boxset, Matrix Boxset, Star Wars Boxset and about 40 other movies.”   Paul Toms from London writes in “Have been listening and reading your excellent Avengers End Game coverage via podcast and site, I have enjoyed every minute of it.  Following on from your second spoiler discussion podcast I just wanted to address a couple of points around the issues with Captain Marvel and her powers that you were all talking about.   There is an easy solution to her being overpowered (as suggested). As with recent comics and with Carol's long and often confusing history, you introduce a character like Rogue. Someone who can drain her ability. The recent Captain Marvel comics book run has seen this happen, and the two characters have a long and complicated back story. Side note, Rogue now under Disney ownership, a good way to slowly introduce the idea of mutants and then xmen? Just a thought.   The other point about the time it took Carol to turn up to the battle of upstate new york, it only takes her a few minutes once Thanos's army and ship shows up, if she's got to get from the other side of the galaxy I think we can give her 10 minutes.   Keep up the excellent work.” Jim F writes in “Just finished listening to the May 6 edition of Slashfilm Daily, and it strikes me that there is a very different way to view the introduction of the multiverse into the MCU. Yes, it could provide a simple way of introducing the X-Men and the Fantastic Four. But it also provides an easy way to wrap up the Sony/Marvel contract. Instead of just forgetting about Spider-Man or killing him off when the partnership between the two studios ends, they could easily have Peter Parker head off into another dimension.   That dimension, of course, would be the same one that the Venom movies take place in, as well as any of the other rumoured Sony "Spider-Verse" projects. This way, Sony reaps the most benefit from the storytelling within the MCU up until now, with Peter's backstory and character being well-established. It gives him new challenges and experiences, like learning to live without any of his supporting characters, etc. Maybe Mysterio actually tricks Peter into heading into another dimension under the guise of needing his help, but then traps Peter there just to get rid of him.   Of course, I'm not sure what any of this means for the Aunt May spin off movie.” Michael from KC writes in, “Hey Peter and Co.!  Appreciate all the excellent conversations across the /Film family and guests digging into “Avengers: Endgame”. I have thoughts. Apologies for the length.  As we see with both the comics source material and many superhero films from most non-Feige entities, these stories have traditionally been treated as “good enough is good enough”. (Recall a WB hack's comment that it didn't matter whether a Batman script was good or not, as global box office will support any Batman flick regardless of quality.)  Whether due to the strict deadlines involved or the original target audience, comic book stories from the past are largely forgettable, paint by numbers, or flat-out bad. That is to say, there's rarely been an incentive for “superhero” stories to elevate beyond simple tales of good overcoming evil in funny costumes. None of these movies has any real right to be as good as many of them are. And due to their outsized box office representation, the responsibility that these films have both been assigned and actively taken on has roped in themes ranging from racism and gender equality to corporate greed and entitlement. There is the cynical point of view that says they might include those “deep” elements just to have the facade of being more than popcorn fluff, but if those socially aware aspects were the only key to hit movies, everyone would be making billion dollar movies. Maybe there's something to a superhero candy coating makes the messaging medicine easier to go down? But then, hasn't that been the format of all of our myths? I understand how the “non-true believers” have had to suffer enough borderline worship of the MCU as quasi-religious works, but lessons disguised as fun engaging stories has always been humanity's way.  I've been super fascinated by how it seems that from a film criticism perspective the MCU defies easy classification, dissection, and critique. I think that in the future, it's likely we will look back at this run of films as not only genre-defying, but medium-defying beyond the current “it's just movies as TV episodes” that is a relatable way to approach the MCU. But TV shows usually have tons of extraneous filler, and leave few dots for the viewer to connect. The MCU proudly skips “entire missing movies” like Wanda and Vision's life between “Civil War” and “Infinity War” or Bruce Banner's shocking transformation that occurs off-screen during the five year gap of “Endgame”. Similarly, viewers fed a steady diet of comic books will also bump up against the lack of connective tissue that aging actors, contracts, and millions of CGI render hours cannot accommodate. So there's no simple “in” for an approach grounded in other traditional serialized storytelling: television, comics, or film.  It's not to say the MCU films are so genius they transcend our rational minds, but I do feel the critic community just doesn't quite have perspective yet, or perhaps the vocabulary to accurately place this work (say, “The Infinity Saga”) in film history from an academic point of view. I felt this especially with the oft-repeated criticisms of “Infinity War” as too much table setting, and that the end is hollow because in our reality, we the viewer know that the dusted characters can't stay dead because we read the trades that tell us actor contract and sequel details. These are fair and common ways to analyze a film as a singular work. But the MCU experiment has never been a singular work. Even “Iron Man”(2008) can't be that because it plays to an audience that knows what the greater Marvel Universe is in pop culture. Even if you ignore the Nick Fury stinger, much of the audience has some knowledge that Iron Man teams up with Cap, The Hulk, etc. When we read a novel and set it down halfway through, we don't google whether the author has a follow-up in the works with certain characters. Do we cynically cross our arms at the end of “Wrath of Khan” and smirk that Spock can't really be dead, robotically robbing ourselves of the crushing impact of “I have been...and always shall be...your friend.”? The entire point of dusting half the universe in “Infinity War” is to tell a story about how the characters in the movie react to losing those people. We feel Spock's death because of Kirk's reaction, not our own as passive movie watchers. What we the audience know about the filmmaking process is entirely irrelevant to the characters' state of mind.  Once we step back from a “film by film” consideration, and we see the actual real time these productions have spanned, how many changes the viewer has experienced in the interim, how large a percentage of filmgoers have seen them, and in a niche-ified cultural landscape how many separate generations now have these moments as common touchstones, these start looking less like a series of movies, and more like a bizarre portal to a virtual world that we have access to periodically to check in with “people” that we've become convinced are real in way. How else to explain our reaction? The ubiquitously-mentioned early cinema patron leaping out of the way of the oncoming train he was sure was going to burst out of the screen and hit him. We've been trained over a century plus to accept most movies as artifice, as neat boxes of storytelling that we can hold in our hand and spin around to inspect its every angle, and that feels comforting. To attempt to consider the MCU and its totality is far less neat, more like considering a universe. Is this Kevin Feige's grand design made real? Doubtful, as the best/most influential works of culture are frequently happy accidents wrangled by many talented people in the right place at the right time: The Beatles, Star Wars, the Bible. But it doesn't diminish the end result. Can you call The Beatles a rock band? You can, and you can even analyze each album separately as compared to its contemporaries. But I would argue the real impact The Beatles had is completely separate from any one particular set of songs. One other aspect that I haven't seen touched upon that much is the subconscious impact that I think the MCU has had on the public perception of masculinity and antiquated macho ideals. No real empirical data here, but after I noticed some cracks appearing with “The Force Awakens” (Han's grown-man-tear-inducing “Chewie...we're home.”) we now seem to live in an America where openly weeping in a movie theater not only evades ridicule, but is accepted and even championed as a healthy and cathartic collective experience. As a boy, I was certainly raised in a climate that discouraged any public display of perceived weakness. How common is the experience of a kid being stigmatized for crying? The freedom to be so connected to one's emotions that tears of joy, shock, grief, and just pure awe arrive unrestrained is freeing, and to me has to be considered a progressive moment for our culture. And I definitely applaud the courage and confidence you guys have in sharing your reactions in an even more public (and often toxic) forum. Some critics peg this as suspended childhood, but consider the emotional damage done to previous generations because fathers weren't permitted to identify with their sons, and weren't equipped with the empathy and confidence to believe that becoming your best self means being able to feel everything in a safe environment. Do I want a world where fathers are distant, confused by and ashamed of their children's feelings, behavior, and tastes? Or do I want a world where fathers are proudly locked in to the beauty of the entire spectrum of emotions and human passion that connects people of all walks of life?  The MCU as radical social change standard-bearer, and transformative parenting catalyst??? Did even Stan Lee himself dare to dream of such a thing?  Thanks for all the good stuff!   Other Articles Mentioned:   All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com. You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS). Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word! Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

Jim Menter ist 21 Jahre alt und Führungskraft im Networkmarketing. Er führt über 300 freie Mitarbeiter und verzeichnet 7-stellige Jahresumsätze. Was Networkmarketing überhaupt ist und wie Jim Führungskraft wurde und wie er führt, erfährst Du heute und in der nächsten Folge. Wenn Dir der Natural Leadership Podcast gefallen hat, dann abonniere den Podcast, dann bist Du immer auf dem Laufenden. Außerdem freue ich mich über eine Fünf-Sterne-Bewertung und eine kurze Rezension bei itunes. Übrigens, wenn Du nicht weißt, wie man das macht, dann hier klicken und mehr erfahren. Es ist ganz einfach! Mein erstes Buch „Das Natural Leadership Prinzip – Führung braucht Herz, Hirn und Haltung“ findest Du hier.* Großartig wäre, wenn Du mir für mein Buch eine kurze Amazon Bewertung hinterlässt. Hier geht’s zur Bewertung. Kostenloses Online-Programm: Natural Leadership – Veränderung beginnt bei Dir! Über 100 Seiten Gratis-ebook und vieles mehr. Hier eintragen! Du willst den nächsten Schritt zum Natural Leader machen? Dann melde Dich noch heute zum Natural Leadership Basic Seminar an. Hier geht's zu den Terminen! ++ Affiliate-Hinweis ++ Mit *) gekennzeichnete Links sind sogenannte Affilitate-Links. Für Dich änderst sich nichst. Der Preis ist der gleiche wie sonst auch. Ich erhalte für die Empfehlung eine Provision. Darüber freue ich mich natürlich ;) Vielen Dank!

The Show Notes One More Song! Intro Sgt. Pepper’s Thingy Thing Religious Moron of the Week      - Brooke Covington from Eddy Anthony Murph-pology Dr. Damian Handzy’s Facts That’ll Fuck Y’Up      - Africa, kidney, guillotine, McDonald’s, lines and Match.com Ask George      - Drum-singing? from Graeme      - Free As A Bird? from Jim F.      - Bolero? from Pat in Ontario      - Tattooed Love Boys? from Dave Jackson Rupert McClannahan’s Indestructible Bastards      - Ewa Wiśnierska NECSS is necs month Show close ................................... Geologic Podcast Patronage Subscribe and information on subscription levels. ................................... Sign up for the mailing list: Write to Geo! A reminder that the portal to the Geologic Universe is at GeorgeHrab.com. Thanks to Joseph at Pixel + Spoke. Score more data from the Geologic Universe! Get George's Non-Coloring Book at Lulu, both as and E-BOOK and PRINT editions. Check out Geo's wiki page thanks to Tim Farley. Have a comment on the show, a Religious Moron tip, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line and write to Geo's Mom, too!

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Jim has been in OA since 1978 (100 Pounder). Recorded at the Light a Candle Overeaters Anonymous meeting in Los Angeles, CA

Jim F. has been in OA since 1978 (100 Pounder). Recorded at the Light a Candle in Los Angeles, CA.

Jim F. of Willow Grove, PA reports from the June Fete Village Fair 100th year anniversary in Abington, PA.

Jim F. has been in OA since 1998 (Anorexic/Bulimic, Multiple Addictions). Recorded at the Light a Candle in Los Angeles, CA.

Jim F. has been in OA since 1998. Recorded at the Light a Candle in Los Angeles, CA.

The Show NotesYou need to dial a 1IntroMarie OsmondAnother great day at the studio: INSTANTIATE!Missing episodesReligious Morons of the Week- Indonesia’s province of Aceh from Jared Congiardo- Melanie Patton Renfrew from Jared Congiardo- Jewish Chicken Swingers from Eric HarrisTwo VikingsAsk George- Christian friend? from Belinda N.- Woo-woo friend? from Jim F.MKA high school jazz bandThe ebullience of "I Wish"50th anniversary of TEMPO this Saturday50th anniversary edition of North by NorthwestChicago, Thursday the 19th & Boston, Monday the 23rdShow close....................................Gig InformationTEMPO Orchestra 50th Anniversary Dance PartySaturday, November 7thUkrainian American Cultural Center of NJ60 North Jefferson Rd.Whippany, NJ9:00 pmTickets are a 1950s throwback price of only $5 per person.....................................Chicago Skeptics Meetup        Thursday, November 19thBurton Place1447 N. Wells St., Chicago7:30 pm....................................Boston Skeptics in the PubMonday, November 23rdTommy Doyle's, Harvard Square96 Winthrop St.Cambridge, MA 021387:00 – 10:00 pm.................................... Sign up for the mailing list: Write to Geo! Score more data from the Geologic Universe! Get George's music at CD Baby and iTunes, and Non-Coloring Book at Lulu, both as download and print editions. Have a comment on the show, a Religious Moron tip, or a question for Ask George? Drop George a line and write to Geo's Mom, too!

Jim F. has been in OA since 1998. Recorded at the Light A Candle in Los Angeles, CA.

Jim F. has been in OA since 1998. Recorded at the Light a Candle in Los Angeles, CA.