Podcast appearances and mentions of Larry Martin

What happens when two black holes' event horizons overlap? Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-host Chuck Nice answer fan questions about higher dimensions, the north side of the magnet, the internal structure of other planets, and more.NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here:https://startalkmedia.com/show/cosmic-queries-dimensional-waterfall/Thanks to our Patrons Allison Carlin, Brad Hostetter, Nick, Paul Sinnema, Andre Stone, John Brooks, Larry Martin, Vivek kolla, Alfredo Gomez, Brett Johnson, Steffan Steff, Ori Harush, Megan Moss Freeman, Kyle Rhone, Kevin O'Reilly, Morgan Derischebourg, Gannon Escobar, Tim Smallidge, Berk Akay, Stephen Ferguson, Laura Nicole Deschaine, Incommunicado, Erik Wislinsky, Ken Goldberg, Shawn Noah, Micheal Klein, Aiden James, Lisa Hansen, Gabriel Siqueira, Mike Moss, Mohammed Elmredi, Jonathan eve, Conrad Koopman, Nishe Noeth, Bipin Raj Bista, Cameron Berg, Stuart Holmes, Daniel, Dalton Lasner, Darren Mieskoski, Erik Chavez, Mark Whitt, Clamettis Wright, John King, Margaret De Foe, Raymond Foust, TrekDiva, Brandon Wheeler, Lisa Bayans, and Amanda for supporting us this week. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of StarTalk Radio ad-free and a whole week early.Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.

On this week's show: The NEA's School Me podcast takes a peek into the exciting weekend of training hosted by NEA's See Educators Run team…Step Up Louisiana co-founder and co-director Maria Harmon joins the Working History podcast to talk about the group's Freedom Summer-inspired voter turnout campaigns and grassroots mobilization efforts in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Jefferson Parish…on the Working to Live In Southwest Washington podcast, Harold sits down with State Senate candidate Adrian Cortes and State House candidates John Zingale and Deken Letinich to find out the differences - and similarities - between the Federal Legislature and the State Legislature, the value of failure, and how you can change things in your state by talking to local legislators…Jason Lopes, Health Care Director for the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and a business agent for Teamsters Local 25, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to discuss the new national master agreement for workers at the American Red Cross…on What Do Workers Want? -- a podcast about what brings social movements together and drives them apart -- Sarah and Max ask the tear-jerking questions about movement breakups, wounded hearts and petty revenge fantasies…and in our final segment, volunteer blood courier Larry Martin on That's My Job, from the Working Voices podcast. Please help us build sonic solidarity by clicking on the share button below. Highlights from labor radio and podcast shows around the country, part of the national Labor Radio Podcast Network of shows focusing on working people's issues and concerns. @NEAToday @SouthernLaborSA @oliviacpaschal @AndersonDavidM @SWWACLC @AWFUnionPodcast @WorkingPod#LaborRadioPod @AFLCIO Edited by Patrick Dixon, produced by Chris Garlock; social media guru Mr. Harold Phillips.

On May 2, 1870, a baby was born in Centerville, Louisiana, to formerly enslaved parents. Raised in poverty, segregated by a white supremacist society, he nonetheless went on to lead one of the most significant revival movements of the twentieth century. I'm talking about William J. Seymour, of course, and the Azusa Street Revival he led from 1906–1909. This revival was a critical node in the social network of early Pentecostalism. Today is the 154th anniversary of Seymour's birth; in honor of which, I've invited Dr. Larry Martin to talk about the significance of his life and ministry. I'm George P. Wood, executive editor of Influence magazine and your host. Martin is an ordained Assemblies of God minister, founder of River of Revival Ministries, and Pentecostal historian. His most recent book is William J. Seymour: Pentecostal Trailblazer and Revered Pastor of the Azusa Street Revival, published this year by Whitaker House. ————— This episode of the Influence podcast is brought to you by My Healthy Church, distributors of Cultivating a Spirit-Empowered Kids Ministry. Cultivating a Spirit-Empowered Kids Ministry will equip you with practical tools to intentionally make room for the Holy Spirit in your kids ministry. It includes practical tips for leading kids to hear the voice of the Holy Spirit, respond to the Holy Spirit, and receive the baptism in the Holy Spirit. For more information about Cultivating a Spirit-Empowered Kids Ministry, visit MyHealthyChurch.com.

April is a special month for the Martin family in Clinton, celebrating the anniversary of Martin Auction Service (76 years)  in 2024. Larry Martin and is daughter Lucy Martin Nord talk about the family connection to hard work, farm, family & livestock.

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Location: St. Cecilia's Catholic Church Harvey, ND Hosts: Fr. Kevin Boucher and Karen Selensky Student Prayer: Aubrianna Winegart, Dominic Winegart, Gabe Winegart & Noah Ziegler and Amber Ziegler Guests: Brad Olschlager, Denise Lagasse, and Larry Martin

There are a number of families that are synonymous with the game of lacrosse. The Thomas family is one of them. Join Steve and Ron Thomas as they tell stories of their lacrosse careers at the local to international levels as both amateurs and professionals.Steve ‘s playing career went from 1960 -1984. He played for Akwesasne/St. Regis through Bantam,Midget, Junior and Senior. During this time he helped to organize the St. Regis Lacrosse Program. He was offered a full scholarship to Syracuse University in 1967. Steve played on championship teams with the St. Regis Jr. Braves in 1969, 70 and 71 and was a Canadian Jr. B finalist in 1971.He was known as a “hardroc k” defenseman playing for Ross Powless in 1971 and 1972 on the Rochester Iroquois in the Can-Am Pro League.In 1974 he was drafted by Montreal in the National Lacrosse League.Steve continued to play on many Championship teams in the Quebec Sr. League for the Akwesasne Warriors.He was presented with the John Ferguson Best Defenseman Trophy 3 times.After his playing days were over he continued to contribute to the game as a coach, certified referee,Indigenous Director for the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of fame and Co-founder of the Akwesasne LacrosseHall of Fame in 1998.Ron Thomas lists renowned ancestors as those who helped mold his game. His father was Angus Thomas and grandfather was Thomas P. Thomas – both Hall of Famers.Ron played for the St. Regis Indians Lacrosse Club and the Valleyfield Braves in the 60's.He excelled at defense and played with Frank Benedict, Abe Thomas, and Larry Martin. He was employed as an ironworker and spent a great deal oftime and energy driving from jobs in the USA to make games on the weekends. There are currently 17 Thomas family members in the Ontario Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

Darwin's original tenants of his theory as laid out in his 1859 seminal work, "The Origin of Species," were these: that all organisms evolved from a common ancestor via minor, undirected changes, and that natural selection determines which of those random mutations get passed down to future progeny. Variations that confer a survival advantage allow the creature who inherits it to live long enough to procreate, and pass down that change to the next generation. Darwin successfully demonstrated "microevolution" with his Galapagos finch study, showing that finches confined to a particular island would evolve differently shaped beaks over time, in accordance with their available food sources. Similar processes have been demonstrated within many other species as well, and few would dispute that such microevolution does, in fact, occur. But Darwin then extrapolated this process, assuming that over the eons, such tiny changes could allow one species to evolve into another. Leaving aside the philosophical objections we've already covered in previous episodes, such as irreducible complexity and information theory negating the possibility of this occurring, is there any evidence that it nevertheless did occur? If it did, the fossil record should be riddled with examples of transitional species--some of which might have been "dead ends," but many of which should have been ancestors halfway between one species and another. Darwin himself wrote in "The Origin of Species," "Why then is not every geological formation and every stratum full of such intermediate links? Geology assuredly does not reveal any such finely graduated organic chain; and this, perhaps, is the most obvious and gravest objection which can be urged against my theory. The explanation lies, as I believe, in the extreme imperfection of the geological record."  In other words, he figured that in time, and with acceptance of his theory and with scientists all over the globe searching for such evidence, the "missing links" would eventually be found. So, 164 years later, with belief in evolution dominating almost the entire scientific community, have any fossils of missing links been found? A quick YouTube search on evolutionary fossils presents the first arthropod, mollusk, insect, etc as "missing links." They're the "first" because of where they were found in the rock strata (where deeper is older). But all of the creatures presented are part of recognizable classes of creatures alive today, though those exact species are often extinct. This means they're the end of a line; they're not an intermediate on the way to anything we can identify. (Some of the species aren't extinct at all though, and the exact same organism is still alive today. This is what evolutionists call "stasis": no change over millions of years.) The only possible true missing link of which I'm aware is one found in the 1860s, during Darwin's own lifetime, called archaeopteryx. It was a fossil showing characteristics of both a bird and a reptile, and it is the basis of the widely supposed belief that dinosaurs are the ancestors of birds. Larry Martin, paleontologist from the University of Kansas, said in 1985 that archaeopteryx is not a true transitional species, but merely an extinct type of bird. According to wikipedia, twelve such fossils of archaeopteryx have been found, and all around the same area of Germany, encased in limestone. Since only 12 fossils of this same species were found in a very localized area, Martin's explanation makes the most sense. We should have found many more intermediates all over the world, in various stages of transition, if the hypothesis that dinosaurs were the ancestors of birds was correct. (We also wouldn't have expected the two to coexist either, if one were the ancestor of the other, but apparently according to both the Smithsonian and National Geographic, they did.) A few other possible contenders for "missing links" have been found over the years, but the case for each of them has been weak at best. One was the Java Man, found in 1891, supposed to be a missing link between humans and apes. All that was found of it was a skull, a femur, and three teeth. These were later determined to have belonged to three different species. Another was the Piltdown Ape, found in England in the early 1900s, also speculated to be a missing link between apes and humans. In Nov 1953, however, Time Magazine published collected evidence of multiple paleontologists that this ape too was comprised of fossils from three different species. The BBC later called it "the biggest hoax in British history." Peking Man was found in China in the 1920s, another supposed common link between apes and humans. All that was found of it were fragments of skull and teeth. Yet another was "Lucy," found in East Africa in 1974, another supposed common ancestor between apes and humans. Because of the structure of her knees, hands, and feet, which were not at all similar to humans, Dr Charles Oxnard wrote in his book, “Fossils, Teeth, and Sex: New Perspectives on Human Evolution” that Lucy was an extinct species of ape. It would be a decided understatement to say that the fossil evidence for evolution is underwhelming. One possible counter-argument for this is that it is exceedingly rare for an organism to become fossilized in the first place. This is because of the putrefaction of microorganisms, which consume dead organic matter. The Smithsonian Magazine writes that fossilization can occur via a few mechanisms: petrification (of bone, or wood), or from an organism being rapidly consumed by sediment that later turns to rock, tar, or amber, protecting the organic dead material from putrefying organisms. While most living things therefore do not become fossils after death, one would think, if Darwin's theory were true, that there should still be many more intermediates than there are recognizable species today. There's an even bigger problem than the lack of transitionary fossils. The rock strata defies the narrative of painstakingly slow evolutionary changes over a period of millions of years. Instead, even in Darwin's own time, he became aware of, and was troubled by, the contradictory evidence of the Cambrian Explosion, also dubbed the "Biological Big Bang." The deepest strata of rock, beneath the Cambrian, demonstrates only fossils of single celled or simple multicellular organisms. Then, suddenly, the layers of rock believed to correspond to the Cambrian period 13-25 million years ago showed nearly every phyla of animals alive today, fully formed. This is true worldwide of the strata belonging to this period. The Biological Big Bang raises several additional questions. First, what happened in the Cambrian period that allowed so many creatures to become fossilized all at once, when fossils are generally rare? In many cases the fossils found are even of soft-bodied creatures (The Qingjiang biota—A Burgess Shale-type fossil Lagerstätte from the early Cambrian of South China), which should putrefy quickly after death--preservation of these in such exquisite detail would certainly require very rapid burial. Also, land animals appear alongside marine animals in the Cambrian period all across the globe. What could have caused such intermingling of creatures that do not otherwise cohabitate? (A global flood mentioned in Genesis 6 comes to mind.) Darwin wrote in the sixth edition of "Origin of Species": "To the question why we do not find rich fossiliferous deposits belonging to these assumed earliest periods prior to the Cambrian system, I can give no satisfactory answer." Evolutionary paleontologist Stephen J Gould later said, "The extreme rarity of transitional forms in the fossil record persists as the trade secret of paleontology. The evolutionary trees that adorn our textbooks have data only at the tips and nodes of their branches; the rest is inference, however reasonable, not the evidence of fossils." He went on to propose the theory of Punctuated Equilibrium, in which one species makes a large jump rather than the series of tiny changes predicted in classical evolution to explain the deficit of the fossil record, though this mechanism is philosophically even more fraught than tiny progressive changes would have been. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More with Larry Martin as the family celebrates his 80th birthday. He reflects on the importance of livestock to his family.

Martin Auction Service 75th anniversary and Larry Martin's 80th Birthday. Rita Frazer shares a story that includes years of customer service and a commitment to family and livestock.

Rita Frazer talks with Marcia Cooper & Larry Martin with the Prairie Beef Association at their Saturday night Appreciation Supper in Clinton. Prairie Beef was formed in 2016 and serves Macon, DeWitt and Piatt County through education and promotion.

How did the Pentecostal Movement start? What did the early Pentecostals learn about the Holy Spirit as they studied the book of Acts? Who were Charles Parham and William Seymour? What is the Holy Spirit doing in the world today? We talk about all this and more with Dr. Larry Martin today on The Evangelism Podcast.

Dr. Larry Martin hosts a website called Pentecostal Gold. On this website you can find classical Pentecostal sermons from some of the greatest Holy Spriit preachers of the past fifty years. Today we talk about the power of the Holy Spirit and how you can be filled with the Holy Spirit. We also talk about how Dr. Martin started doing crusades and what he has seen God do in various nations like Ethiopia and Brazil. Listen to Classical Pentecostal Sermons: https://pentecostalgold.com/

Larry Martin is the founder and owner of Tour Supply Inc., accommodating touring professionals with the gear they need from locations in Los Angeles CA (Third Encore) and Nashville, TN (Soundcheck), a showroom location in Lititz, PA (Rock Lititz), and a shop in Manchester, UK. Subscribe to the Podcast: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/roadie-free-radio/id1115332289 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/61e24ZD5A3oBTxO36WHQXq?si=38cac6d09f3f4fea

Alberta's opportunity to contribute to global solutions in agriculture, energy, and health is immense. Seizing this opportunity will take big ideas, lots of collaboration, and a little “can do” attitude. In this special, bonus series of The Brief, we are talking to leading experts, business leaders, innovators, and thought leaders across Alberta and Canada, exploring solutions to the world's biggest challenges in energy, agriculture, and health. Our guest today is Dr. Larry Martin, Principal at Agri-Food Management Excellence, and he will be sharing his insights on Alberta's big opportunity in becoming a world leader in value-added agriculture.  Read the full paper: http://bit.ly/3h5Lb0k About Mr. Larry Martin Larry Martin is a principal in Agri-Food Management Excellence Inc. (AME) a management training company and Dr. Larry Martin and Associates, a consulting operation. He is a lead instructor for AME's CTEAM, Price Risk Management, and Machinery Investment programs. He provides coaching to managers of farms and agribusiness companies. He has worked with a wide array of companies and organizations in developing their strategic, operational, and/or risk management plans. He is a Fellow of the Canadian Agricultural Economics Society, was presented the Wilson Loree Award for Excellence in Farm Business Management, and the Ontario Agricultural College Alumni Award for Excellence in Research. He was awarded a Queen Elizabeth ll Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012 for contributions to Canada, and was inducted into the Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame in 2018. Larry holds Bachelors, Masters, and PhD degrees in agricultural economics. He was Professor and Chair in the Department of Agricultural Economics and Business at the University of Guelph and CEO of the George Morris Centre, an independent national think tank on agricultural issues and policies.  He has authored or co-authored over 200 research reports on economic issues in the agri-food sector, and has provided expert testimony in international trade, and other disputes. Larry is or has been a director of Synergy Dairy, Ridley Canada, Lake Erie Farms, Taps Breweries Incorporated, Big Sky Farms, Belwood Poultry, Coldspring Farms and a member of advisory boards for the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, Agriculture and Biotechnology Division of the Saskatchewan Research Council, Burnbrae Farms, and the Simpson Centre at the University of Calgary. He is also a number of the Institute of Corporate Directors.  

Larry Martin is the founder and owner of Tour Supply Inc., accommodating touring professionals with the gear they need from locations in Los Angeles CA (Third Encore) and Nashville, TN (Soundcheck), a showroom location in Lititz, PA (Rock Lititz), and a shop in Manchester, UK. Subscribe to the Podcast: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/roadie-free-radio/id1115332289 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/61e24ZD5A3oBTxO36WHQXq?si=38cac6d09f3f4fea

Coach Martin talks about his team and making a positive impact on young people

Con Michael Brecker, Larry Martin, Seve Grossman y Pat Metheny entre otros. "Estival de Jazz 2022 - Sesión 4: Steve Grossman Quartet "Live at Café Praga" y Pat Metheny "Side Eye V.1-IV Sonic Music Hall NY". Nueva entrega nuestro "Estival de Jazz 2022" que nos sirve para cerrar la programación de Agosto y para completar la escucha de los conciertos emitidos en nuestras dos ediciones anteriores con Steve Grossman en formación de cuarteto sobre las tablas del "Café Praga" de Bolonia en 1990 y a Pat Metheny a trío en el "Sony Music Hall" de N.Y. en 2019. El "Estándar de la semana" es "The lady's in love with you" de Lane & Loesser, en grabación del proyecto como líder del baterista madrileño Larry Martin y "Song for Bilbao", en grabación de Michael Brecker, el "Favorito".  Con Javier del Barco.

Con Michael Brecker, Larry Martin, Seve Grossman y Pat Metheny entre otros. "Estival de Jazz 2022 - Sesión 4: Steve Grossman Quartet "Live at Café Praga" y Pat Metheny "Side Eye V.1-IV Sonic Music Hall NY". Nueva entrega nuestro "Estival de Jazz 2022" que nos sirve para cerrar la programación de Agosto y para completar la escucha de los conciertos emitidos en nuestras dos ediciones anteriores con Steve Grossman en formación de cuarteto sobre las tablas del "Café Praga" de Bolonia en 1990 y a Pat Metheny a trío en el "Sony Music Hall" de N.Y. en 2019. El "Estándar de la semana" es "The lady's in love with you" de Lane & Loesser, en grabación del proyecto como líder del baterista madrileño Larry Martin y "Song for Bilbao", en grabación de Michael Brecker, el "Favorito".  Con Javier del Barco.

Larry Martin knows writing. An award-winning author, he's penned over 60 novels, mostly westerns, plus more than a handful of screenplays. But making a movie? Martin had never tried his hand at something so out of his artistic wheelhouse. He joins Russell and Alan to share his story of how he brought his new feature film “Eye for Eye” to the silver screen.

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Larry Martin, Prairie Beef Association, talks about an upcoming meeting to share ideas for producers to market their beef products.

Rita Frazer visits with Larry Martin, Prairie Beef Association about an upcoming meeting to help beef producers with marketing of their products.

DeLoss Jahnke covers of a celebration of Lock and Dam Infrastructure funding in Peoria and Rita Frazer discusses the delay on Prop 12 enforcement by California Supreme Court and what that means for livestock production. Information on the Illinois Soybean Association Better Bean event on Thursday, January 27. Larry Martin, Prairie Beef Association, shares information about an upcoming meeting to help beef producers with marketing of their products. Jim Taylor has the early morning markets.

Pastor Milt Michener - Recorded Live Sunday 11/14/2021

Nov 12 Seg 4 Larry Martin Omaha North Football Coach

World War II historian and history fanatic Larry Martin will discuss his interview with Colin McKenzie during a special presentation at the Branch District Library during a special presentation Monday, November 1, 2021. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As we celebrate the 4th of July weekend, Rachel Ryder chatted with Larry Martin, a local individual storyteller and story gatherer of those who were a part of World War II. You can find his stories online at https://lmww2.com/

On this Episode of Tucson Business RadioX - Tucson Means BusinessHarry FindyszOwnerSouthern Arizona Video Productionsfindyszh@gmail.comProduction is what we do – production is what we love. Together, the members of our team possess decades of experience in this field. We specialize in multi-camera productions, live events for broadcast, commercial production, and are adept at other areas of film production. Our studio is equipped with a 1,100 SqFt soundstage, a 30' wide x 36' long x 10' high green screen wall, control room, and a makeup/wardrobe room. Our fully outfitted production trailer is capable of running 16 cameras, dual graphics, and has a 4-channel instant replay system.  Some of our other equipment includes 4k cameras, Jibs, Steadicam, Camera Dollies, and various fluorescent, tungsten, LED, and fresnel lighting.Larry MartinInternational Business Astrologerhttp://www.larrymartin.bizm.me/In private practice full time since 1992, Larry has appeared throughout the world at Expos and conventions, worked at People Magazine and over the Internet, in other magazines and radio, delivering phenomenal insights with an emphasis on success and need fulfillment. Degreed in psychology from the University of Dayton, Larry uses the knowledge of the ancients to answer 21st-century problems with practical results.Raoul GarzaFounder & CEOEnerjoustHTTPS://ALLTUCSONMARKETING.COM/rgarza1@enerjoust.com(520) 606-0937Raoul Garza started Enerjoust, LLC with two outdated computers, a tremendous desire to help other businesses grow and the iron-will determination only U.S. Marines have. Semper Fi! Not being in a direct marketing role in his previous jobs, Raoul decided that it would be best to study the subject in detail. Unlike most marketing consultants, Raoul studied Baptist Theology, Electrical Engineering and served in the United States Marine Corps (Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom). He funded his entire education, sometimes while holding two jobs to provide for his children.  If Enerjoust has an objective, they are gonna get it done! He believes that brute force is not enough, there is a logic to everything, so he does a lot of thinking and reverse engineer results.

Damon and Mike welcome Alvin Mitchell, Andy Markowski, Josh Luedtke, Larry Martin, and Ann Prince to talk bout the impact of social media and how they teach their sons, daughters and athletes the benefits and pitfalls of social media Follow them on twitter: Damon Mike Follow, rate, and review the podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Damon and Mike welcome Andy Markowski, Josh Luedtke, Ann Prince, Larry Martin and Alvin Mitchell to discuss their approach to coaching their sons and daughters while building a program Follow them on twitter: Damon Mike Follow, rate, and review the podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! A Hurrdat Media Production. Hurrdat Media is a digital media and commercial video production company based in Omaha, NE. Find more podcasts on the Hurrdat Media Network and learn more about our other services today on HurrdatMedia.com.

Dr. Larry Martin has given 49 years to gospel ministry and has traveled to over sixty nations. He has spent almost twenty-five years pastoring churches in Oklahoma, Texas, Florida, and Tennessee. While still in his teens, Martin launched his ministry career as a traveling evangelist. He returned to evangelism in 1997 and has continued in that work for most of the last 20 years. He is a church historian with expertise in the origins of Pentecostalism with a particular emphasis on the revival at Azusa Street.

I'm talking with Larry Martin, former COO of First Horizon/First Tennessee Bank, and commissioner of the state Department of Finance and Administration. He has chaired many nonprofits such as United Way, the Chamber of Commerce, Leadership Knoxville and the Boy Scouts, and also served on the Covenant Health board of directors. We discuss the lessons he has learned throughout his 37 year career.

Conciertos Tesoro de RNE. Terminamos el de Guadalquivir (Segunda formación) de 1984 en el Johnny y comenzamos el primero, de dos que tenemos de Alan Stivell. En ambos conciertos la toma de sonido es Producción propia de RNE. GUADALQUIVIR: RECITAL EN DIRECTO. 1984. Colegio Mayor San Juan Evangelista, Madrid. 27 abril 1984. 06. Zambra (8,10) 07. Rockero (6,27) 08. Rumba de Perico (13,47) Intérpretes: Jaime Muela, flauta y saxo tenor; Andres Olaegui, guitarras; Pedro Ojesto, teclados; Jaime Casado, bajo; Larry Martin, batería y presentador ALAN STIVELL: RECITAL EN DIRECTO DESDE EL TEATRO ALCALÁ DE MADRID. 1979. 25 enero 1979. 01. Sagart O Danaill - Jenovefa 02. Suite des Montagnes 03. Silvestrig 04. Stok Dozh An Enez 05. Airde Cuan 06. Hommes Liges des Talus en Transe. (Poema recitado en castellano y luego continuado en francés y bretón) Alan Stivell, arpa bretona y voz. Se desconoce el nombre del resto de los músicos. Mañana seguiremos con él. Escuchar audio

Discópolis tiene hoy 34 años y un dia. Para celebrarlo vamos a oir un excepcional concierto a cargo del grupo Guadalquivir, un concierto tesoro que permanece inédito. El grupo ya habia publicado sus tres elepés (dos para Harvest, el sello de Pink Floyd, y otro para el sello independiente Caskabel). Luis Cobos 'Manglis' se habia marchado; Andres Olaegui se habia quedado como único guirarrista y el quinteto se orientó decididamente hacia el jazz con la inclusión del flautista Jaime Muelas. Atención porque el batería Larry Martin estuvo fenomenal. En la locución tengo dos errores, uno mayúsculo, al presentar al grupo con la formación 'antigua' de dos guitarras y otro derivado de la fecha de grabación. En la ficha de RNE figura marzo y en los anales del Johnny se indica abril. La fecha correcta es esta última porque el 27 de marzo fue martes y el 27 de abril fue viernes. Ademas se indica que tocaron dos días, 27 y 28; viernes y sábado dias mas probables que entre semana. Da igual, el concierto es fabuloso. GUADALQUIVIR: RECITAL EN DIRECTO. 1984. Colegio Mayor San Juan Evangelista, Madrid. 27 abril 1984. 01. Despues del silencio (13,45) 02. La danza del abelorro (14,30) 03. Fandando (5,45) 04. Luz del alba (6,15) 05. Deseándote (9,15) Intérpretes: Jaime Muela, flauta y saxo tenor; Andres Olaegui, guitarras; Pedro Ojesto, teclados; Jaime Casado, bajo; Larry Martin, batería y presentador Mañana continuaremos con este concierto. Escuchar audio

Discópolis cumple 11.000 (once mil ediciones) en antena. Empezamos el lunes 5 de enero de 1987 y no hemos parado. Íbamos a celebrarlo con un acto pequeño, pero la COVID 19 nos lo ha impedido, así que lo festejamos con una nueva Sesión Tesoro, doble, con un grupo internacional, Irakere, y otro español, Guadalquivir. Irakere es el gran grupo cubano de la Historia. Lo concibió Chucho Valdés allá por 1972 uniendo a los mejores solistas de la época para hacer un repertorio donde se mezclará el Jazz con la esencia cubana. Una Big Band que por momentos hacía música de cámara permitiendo el virtuosismo, pero atendiendo a una complejidad tímbrica muy creativa. A lo largo de cincuenta años por Irakere ha pasado lo más granado de la isla. Irakere es a la música cubana lo que los Bluesbreakers al blues o los Messengers al jazz. El 27 de febrero de 1982 grabaron cuatro sensacionales piezas en el Estudio Música 2. IRAKERE: CANCIONES EN DIRECTO 192. ESTUDIOS DE RNE (MÚSICA 2) Casa de la Radio. Prado del Rey 27 febrero 1982. 01.- My reverie 02.- La Molinaria 03.- Las Margaritas 04.- Cien años de juventud No sabemos qué formación vino a RNE pero teniendo en cuenta que en aquellos momentos estaban de gira por Europa y que habían grabado un disco Live in Sweden, no sería raro que los intérpretes fueran: Arturo Sandoval, trompeta y fliscorno Jorge Varona, trompeta y fliscorno Carlos Averhoff, saxos tenor, soprano y barítono; flauta Carlos Emilio Morales, guitarra eléctrica Carlos Del Puerto, bajo eléctrico Enrique Plá, batería y percusión africana, Jorge Alfonso "El Niño", congas y percusión Chucho Valdés, todos los teclados, dirección musical y arreglos. Completamos esta conmemoración de Discópolis 10.000 con la segunda Sesión tesoro que nos hizo el grupo Guadalquivir en 1982, Sesión situada tras los dos primeros elepés del grupo ("Guadalquivir" y "Camino del concierto") y antes de publicarse "Después del silencio", pero con temas que por su título no se incluyeron en aquel. Luis Cobos, Manglis no vino con el grupo y ya no eran un grupo de dos guitarristas, sino una formación claramente orientada hacia el jazz, un quinteto de lujo. GUADALQUIVIR: PARTICIPANTE EN EL CONCURSO "DON DOMINGO", 1982. ESTUDIOS DE RNE (MÚSICA 2) Casa de la Radio. Prado del Rey 30 septiembre 1982 01.- Aguadulce 02.- Tocata a dúo 03.- Aljarvir 04.- Buscando tranquilidad Posible Formación: Andrés Olaegui, guitarra Larry Martin, batería, Javier Mora, teclados Jaime Muela, flauta, y Jaime Casado, bajo. Mañana celebraremos el 41 cumpleaños de Radio 3. Escuchar audio

In this episode, I interview Larry Martin, Ph.D. co-author of Designing & Managing Programs: An… Continue reading Larry Martin, Ph.D. on Designing, Managing and Evaluating Programs The post Larry Martin, Ph.D. on Designing, Managing and Evaluating Programs appeared first on James Pann.

Retired physician, Larry Martin, has written 22 books in a variety of genres.  When asked why so many and how, he says he loves to write, and he loves to learn.  He learns best by writing, from books and articles about his medical field of pulmonology (disorders of the respiratory system), to history, music, and more!  Listen as he talks about his books and his current project: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and its effect on memory loss.             Larry Martin's bio: I began writing early in my medical career in Cleveland, starting with a book pulmonary medicine (my specialty) for the lay public. Over the years I wrote several more medical-themed books, some for physicians and others for the general public. I did not tackle fiction until 2011, with a novel about Civil War Savannah. Since then I have self-published several other fictional works, plus two books for children.   My short novel “The Boy Who Dreamed Mount Everest” won 2nd place in the 2016 Florida Writers Association’s Royal Palm Awards, category of Middle Grade Fiction. “Liberty Street: A Novel of Late Civil War Savannah” won 2nd place in the 2018 RPLA competition, for Published Historical Fiction. Several short stories have also won RPLA awards. After retiring and moving to the Villages in 2015, I joined several writing clubs, and in 2017 served as president of the Writers League of The Villages (WLOV). I am currently WLOV’s Newsletter Editor and Website Manager. In addition, I regularly attend a writing critique group, called Wannabes, here in The Villages. Writing is my main retirement interest, but I have another: music. I never played an instrument and decided retirement is the time to learn, starting with the ukulele. One thing led to another, and I ended up with a 140-page “Uke Syllabus: An Introduction to Basic Music Theory for the Ukulele,” which I posted free online. My wife and I are blessed with three wonderful daughters, two in Chicago, one in New York, and 5 grandchildren. Larry's Website: Lakeside Press   Facebook Page.  drlarry437@gmail.com Musical Interlude: Tiny People Intro and Outro music is "The Amelia Island Sun," written for me by Rafael Javadov.      

iTunes         Spotify         Youtube           Patreon Larry Martin is the founder and owner of Tour Supply Inc., accommodating touring professionals with the gear they need from locations in Los Angeles CA (Third Encore) and Nashville, TN (Soundcheck), a showroom location in Lititz, PA (Rock Lititz), and a shop in Manchester, UK. With over two decades of experience, Tour Supply has proven to be the one stop shop for touring professionals. You can trace the origins all the way back to a fortuitous meeting Larry had while he was trying to figure out the next steps of his young life. That chance meeting and job offer would change Larry’s life forever and create a network for him that would last almost 30 years. Today’s episode is sponsored by Stagehands Clothing, Boulevard Carroll, Gig-Gear. Use the code ROADIE to get great discounts when you check out. Special Mentions: Tour Supply Inc., How Live Nation exploits low-wage workers to stage its rock concerts, The Last Seat in the House: The Story of Hanley Sound, ROADIE: My Documentary (TJ Hoffman film), The Power of Podcasting Panel at NAMM, Recording Studio Rockstars, The Six Figure Home Studio, Working Class Audio, The Art of Music Tech podcast, Soundgirls, Mixing Music Live, Roswell Pro Audio Mini K87, Filming Great Concert Footage, Roadie Short Film, Roadie: A True Story (at least the parts I remember), Roadie Free Radio Merch

In this episode, we head to Guelph Ontario to sit with a friend and mentor Larry Martin. We met Larry a few years ago as he coached us through an intense agriculture business management course. Always the tough critic, especially when he sees untapped potential, he guided us through some significant breakthroughs in our business and helped give us some much-needed direction. Today, we go a bit deeper into Larry’s past involvement with farmers, policymakers, and businesses and helps us to understand why some farmers push to further develop, and others seem content with the status quo. We discovered that curiosity is the driver of personal development and improvement. And now we are left wondering, how do we influence others to become more curious?

Following Jesus is not a compartmentalized enterprise only involving our heart, head, or intentions. It encompasses all we are, including our mental health. In this episode Michael asks Dr. Larry Martin about mental health issues affecting our society, our friends, and ourselves and how we can love and serve those that struggle with mental health as well as our own self-care.

www.aeropuertojazzcafe.com Programa 0010 Homenaje a la música y la trayectoria del baterista madrileño Larry Martin, fallecido en 2013, escuchando sus temas y su voz en un fragmento de entrevista que le hicimos en el año 2000.

www.aeropuertojazzcafe.com Programa 0010 Homenaje a la música y la trayectoria del baterista madrileño Larry Martin, fallecido en 2013, escuchando sus temas y su voz en un fragmento de entrevista que le hicimos en el año 2000.

Larry Martin of Keller Williams discusses Real Estate and the use of Social Media locally. 

Join Mississippi's Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson for Mississippi on the MOOVE!, all about the Magnolia State’s proud dairy industry. Dairy farming is not just a job, it’s a way of life—something that these folks are passionate about, and farms often go back generations. In this Genuine MS podcast, Andy has lively conversations with Julie Ard of Ard’s Dairy in Ruth, Doug Popwell of Popwell Dairy Farm in Tylertown, and Larry Martin of L&M Dairy Farm also in Tylertown, which is situated in Walthall County, once touted as the "Cream Pitcher of Mississippi.” And, today’s dairy farmers are not only producing rich, creamy milk, but also yogurt, butter, a variety of cheeses and more. Listen in, and discover what’s happening in this industry on the MOOVE!

On this episode of "Unlock The Power Of Your Mind" I speak with Dr. Larry Martin. Dr. Martin shares his unique history and story in the medical field. After being injured in an accident and looking for a productive use of his recovery time, Dr. Martin became an expert medical professional in Holistic Health and Wellness. In our conversation we discuss his perspective on what holistic wellness means, along with the importance of gut health. Thank you so much for listening, and as always, I hope this episode helps to Change Your Life!

Do you fear your future? If you do, our guest, Larry Martin feels the Law of Attraction can help you. He delivers people remarkable insights and assists them in achieving self-fulfillment and long term success by recognizing their psychological need to be in control of what is ahead. In private practice full time since 1992, Larry has appeared throughout the world at Expos and conventions, worked at People Magazine and over the internet, in other magazines and radio, delivering phenomenal insights with an emphasis on success and need fulfillment. During this conversation, you’ll discover… The importance of slowing down The benefits of having mentors The steps on how to achieve self-fulfillment To find out more about Larry, visit https://www.thethoughtleaderrevolution.com/.

Has anyone ever told you, “you have to have a plan”? For many small businesses, creating and monitoring a plan can be difficult, but if done right, a long-term plan will provide the tools for long-term success. In this Mind Your Farm Business podcast, Larry Martin, principal with Agri-food Management Excellence, and owner of Dr.... Read More

For Thursday’s RealAg Radio show, host Shaun Haney has the following guests on the show: RealAgriculture’s Lyndsey Smith and Yara Canada agronomist Shane Thomas discuss the future of agronomy and what role technology will play; Peter ‘Wheat Pete’ Johnson is on to answer all your agronomic questions on Wheat Pete’s Word; and, Dr. Larry Martin,... Read More

Larry Martin - Pentecost by Cornerstone of Victory Church - Statesville

On this Episode of Tucson Business RadioX – Tucson Means Business Harry Findysz Owner Southern Arizona Video Productions findyszh@gmail.com Production is what we do production is what we love. Together, the members of our team possess decades of experience in this field. We specialize in multi-camera productions, live events for broadcast, commercial production, and are […] The post Tucson Business Radio Tucson Means Business ep. 4 appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

2018 Teachers Tournament In Review

Date: August 2, 2017 Speakers: Larry Martin, Bob Chapman & Peter Hernandez Topic: Consistent Sales & Median Price Increase

I love helping people meet their real estate goals. Today, Bob sits down to share his experience of working with me to buy a new home and sell his current one.Selling your Grand Rapids home? Get a free home value reportBuying a Grand Rapids home? Search all homes for sale Today, I have a great success story from one of my clients, Bob. Here’s what he had to say: “My wife and I chose to work with Larry Martin from Keller Williams, and it was an easy choice. I prefer to do business with somebody I can trust, and Larry was someone I could trust.“I believe that when you trust somebody, you trust three things: their confidence, their character, and their compassion. “Larry obviously knows his stuff. His expertise was there, and his success speaks for itself. As for character, I knew he would work very hard, tell me the truth, play by the rules, and be ethical—I wouldn’t have to worry about any of that. Larry really cares about his customers. “And Larry really cares about his customers. You’re more than just a number; you’re a person. We talked about the sell side of things and I appreciated that. We actually started with Larry several years ago. We said, ‘At this point, we would like to sell. What should we fix, what should we repair, and what should we let go. We don’t want to sell a perfect house, but we want to sell a sellable house.’ “He talked us out of some projects, which I loved, but it was excellent. Throughout the process, communication was clear. His partner, Dana, was very helpful, and Brent, who did the inspection, was very, very thorough and personable.  “I think we got the best. I bought through Larry and we’ll sell through Larry, and I recommend that you do, too.” Thanks to Bob for sitting down and sharing his experience with us. If you or anyone you know is thinking of buying or selling a home, just give me a call or send me an email. I would be happy to help you!

Canada's economy and energy independence relies heavily on the fossil fuels we extract within our own national borders. However, our global environmental reputation has allegedly taken a hit over the past few decades as CO2 emissions per capita have the singular focus for environmentalists. As a result, we have been labeled everything from “corrupt petro state” to “colossal fossil” for our perceived inaction on climate change. Now, the governments of Canada and Alberta have opted for carbon taxation in order to fight climate change embarrassment. They believe that Canada should lead by example, forcing Canadian industries and consumers to adopt a “green future” without a clear plan for what that entails, let alone how it will affect the environment or our economy. Former provincial and federal official Larry Martin will examine how ideology may have buried science in the current policy, where we went wrong, and who stands to win and lose from this arguably misguided approach. Speaker:     F. Larry Martin F. Larry Martin is a retired civil servant. He ultimately served as Deputy Minister to the Premier of Saskatchewan and Assistant Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Intergovernmental Affairs in Manitoba. His career commenced in the federal Department of Industry, Trade, and Commerce some forty years ago. Larry grew up farming near St Brieux, SK. He holds a Bachelor of History and a Master of Agricultural Economics, both from the University of Saskatchewan. He is retired and lives in Canmore, AB. Larry is now contemplating Canada's approach to carbon dioxide emissions and climate change. His column, “Canada may already be carbon neutral, so why are we keeping it a secret?” was published in the Financial Post last year and addresses the absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide by Canada's terrestrial biomes. His January article in The Huffington Post, “Carbon Tax Won't Make Canada a Climate Leader If Nobody Follows” considers Canada's influence on climate policy in India, China and other developing countries. Both articles rank high in measurements of reading and sharing on social media. Moderator: Duane Pendergast Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (Lower level of The Keg) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S Cost:$12.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea)

Canada's economy and energy independence relies heavily on the fossil fuels we extract within our own national borders. However, our global environmental reputation has allegedly taken a hit over the past few decades as CO2 emissions per capita have the singular focus for environmentalists. As a result, we have been labeled everything from “corrupt petro state” to “colossal fossil” for our perceived inaction on climate change. Now, the governments of Canada and Alberta have opted for carbon taxation in order to fight climate change embarrassment. They believe that Canada should lead by example, forcing Canadian industries and consumers to adopt a “green future” without a clear plan for what that entails, let alone how it will affect the environment or our economy. Former provincial and federal official Larry Martin will examine how ideology may have buried science in the current policy, where we went wrong, and who stands to win and lose from this arguably misguided approach. Speaker:     F. Larry Martin F. Larry Martin is a retired civil servant. He ultimately served as Deputy Minister to the Premier of Saskatchewan and Assistant Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Intergovernmental Affairs in Manitoba. His career commenced in the federal Department of Industry, Trade, and Commerce some forty years ago. Larry grew up farming near St Brieux, SK. He holds a Bachelor of History and a Master of Agricultural Economics, both from the University of Saskatchewan. He is retired and lives in Canmore, AB. Larry is now contemplating Canada's approach to carbon dioxide emissions and climate change. His column, “Canada may already be carbon neutral, so why are we keeping it a secret?” was published in the Financial Post last year and addresses the absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide by Canada's terrestrial biomes. His January article in The Huffington Post, “Carbon Tax Won't Make Canada a Climate Leader If Nobody Follows” considers Canada's influence on climate policy in India, China and other developing countries. Both articles rank high in measurements of reading and sharing on social media. Moderator: Duane Pendergast Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (Lower level of The Keg) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S Cost:$12.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea)

Canada's economy and energy independence relies heavily on the fossil fuels we extract within our own national borders. However, our global environmental reputation has allegedly taken a hit over the past few decades as CO2 emissions per capita have the singular focus for environmentalists. As a result, we have been labeled everything from “corrupt petro state” to “colossal fossil” for our perceived inaction on climate change. Now, the governments of Canada and Alberta have opted for carbon taxation in order to fight climate change embarrassment. They believe that Canada should lead by example, forcing Canadian industries and consumers to adopt a “green future” without a clear plan for what that entails, let alone how it will affect the environment or our economy. Former provincial and federal official Larry Martin will examine how ideology may have buried science in the current policy, where we went wrong, and who stands to win and lose from this arguably misguided approach. Speaker:     F. Larry Martin F. Larry Martin is a retired civil servant. He ultimately served as Deputy Minister to the Premier of Saskatchewan and Assistant Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Intergovernmental Affairs in Manitoba. His career commenced in the federal Department of Industry, Trade, and Commerce some forty years ago. Larry grew up farming near St Brieux, SK. He holds a Bachelor of History and a Master of Agricultural Economics, both from the University of Saskatchewan. He is retired and lives in Canmore, AB. Larry is now contemplating Canada's approach to carbon dioxide emissions and climate change. His column, “Canada may already be carbon neutral, so why are we keeping it a secret?” was published in the Financial Post last year and addresses the absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide by Canada's terrestrial biomes. His January article in The Huffington Post, “Carbon Tax Won't Make Canada a Climate Leader If Nobody Follows” considers Canada's influence on climate policy in India, China and other developing countries. Both articles rank high in measurements of reading and sharing on social media. Moderator: Duane Pendergast Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (Lower level of The Keg) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S Cost:$12.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea)

Canada's economy and energy independence relies heavily on the fossil fuels we extract within our own national borders. However, our global environmental reputation has allegedly taken a hit over the past few decades as CO2 emissions per capita have the singular focus for environmentalists. As a result, we have been labeled everything from “corrupt petro state” to “colossal fossil” for our perceived inaction on climate change. Now, the governments of Canada and Alberta have opted for carbon taxation in order to fight climate change embarrassment. They believe that Canada should lead by example, forcing Canadian industries and consumers to adopt a “green future” without a clear plan for what that entails, let alone how it will affect the environment or our economy. Former provincial and federal official Larry Martin will examine how ideology may have buried science in the current policy, where we went wrong, and who stands to win and lose from this arguably misguided approach. Speaker:     F. Larry Martin F. Larry Martin is a retired civil servant. He ultimately served as Deputy Minister to the Premier of Saskatchewan and Assistant Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Intergovernmental Affairs in Manitoba. His career commenced in the federal Department of Industry, Trade, and Commerce some forty years ago. Larry grew up farming near St Brieux, SK. He holds a Bachelor of History and a Master of Agricultural Economics, both from the University of Saskatchewan. He is retired and lives in Canmore, AB. Larry is now contemplating Canada's approach to carbon dioxide emissions and climate change. His column, “Canada may already be carbon neutral, so why are we keeping it a secret?” was published in the Financial Post last year and addresses the absorption of atmospheric carbon dioxide by Canada's terrestrial biomes. His January article in The Huffington Post, “Carbon Tax Won't Make Canada a Climate Leader If Nobody Follows” considers Canada's influence on climate policy in India, China and other developing countries. Both articles rank high in measurements of reading and sharing on social media. Moderator: Duane Pendergast Date: Thursday, March 23, 2017 Time: Noon - 1:30 pm Location: Country Kitchen Catering (Lower level of The Keg) 1715 Mayor Magrath Dr. S Cost:$12.00 (includes lunch) or $2.00 (includes coffee/tea)

The annual Larry H. Martin Award is meant to honor the memory of Larry Martin, who opened 4 State Trucks, and is delivered to a trucker who goes above and beyond duty. In this audio, hear Martin's son and current co-owner Brice Martin, and near the end his brother Bryan, narrate the attributes of the trucker and singer-songwriter they delivered the annual recognition to this year -- East Tennessee-based Tony Justice.

Guest Speakers

The Astrologer knows by scientific patterns what will happen. Listen to Larry Martin baffle yet elate the show host.

What even is architecture? The gang talks distributed architecture (with a domain-driven design chaser) with developer and consultant Tim Wondergem in a special episode recorded live on-site at the Wondergem Compound. Also: Lee is allergic to WSDL. Tim doesn’t like otters. Lee and Jorge may owe basically everybody an apology. Sorry everybody. Follow up: Fish Smacker by Garrett Hoofman Paper Cut by Larry Martin, Aaron VanProoyen, Matt Johnson Ballad of Fury by Brett Pennings, Chad Pennings, Mike King Mentioned in this episode: Udi Dahan Eric Evans Domain-Driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software Kung Fu Onion Architecture (Jeffery Palermo) Implementing Domain-Driven Design by Vaughn Vernon Picks of the week: Tim: The National Basketball Association Playoffs Jorge: Slack Lee: You Have to Hack This Massively Multiplayer Game to Beat It (Pwn Adventure 2) Lee’s secret post-outro pick: Slate’s Political Gabfest

March 10 - Missions Conference - Larry Martin

Not too many years age having an astrologer on a call-in reading show would have been silly, given that it would have taken far too long to cast the chart for each caller before the reading could even start. Computers changed that, and with a real pro like Larry, it gets even better! He can input your info into his computer nearly as fast as you can say it, and with his incredible skill at reading charts, you get the REAL information you're looking for. Fast. But, of course, fast is not as important as accuracy, and Larry is one of the best there, too. For example, one of the things he can do is give you your "perfect" area to live, based on your chart. When I sent him my info he predicted my "Perfect Place." And the line he drew passed within 50 miles of my dream home. That's pretty close, given it could have been anywhere in the world. Larry is a predictive astrologer, meaning he has the skill to pull a huge amount of information from your chart, and he can relate that to what's going on in your life and what you can expect. Larry Martin, "Super Astrologer" Call-In!

Not too many years age having an astrologer on a call-in reading show would have been silly, given that it would have taken far too long to cast the chart for each caller before the reading could even start. Computers changed that, and with a real pro like Larry, it gets even better! He can input your info into his computer nearly as fast as you can say it, and with his incredible skill at reading charts, you get the REAL information you're looking for. Fast. But, of course, fast is not as important as accuracy, and Larry is one of the best there, too. For example, one of the things he can do is give you your "perfect" area to live, based on your chart. When I sent him my info he predicted my "Perfect Place." And the line he drew passed within 50 miles of my dream home. That's pretty close, given it could have been anywhere in the world. Larry is a predictive astrologer, meaning he has the skill to pull a huge amount of information from your chart, and he can relate that to what's going on in your life and what you can expect. Larry Martin, "Super Astrologer" Call-In!

Not too many years age having an astrologer on a call-in reading show would have been silly, given that it would have taken far too long to cast the chart for each caller before the reading could even start. Computers changed that, and with a real pro like Larry, it gets even better! He can input your info into his computer nearly as fast as you can say it, and with his incredible skill at reading charts, you get the REAL information you're looking for. Fast. But, of course, fast is not as important as accuracy, and Larry is one of the best there, too. For example, one of the things he can do is give you your "perfect" area to live, based on your chart. When I sent him my info he predicted my "Perfect Place." And the line he drew passed within 50 miles of my dream home. That's pretty close, given it could have been anywhere in the world. Larry is a predictive astrologer, meaning he has the skill to pull a huge amount of information from your chart, and he can relate that to what's going on in your life and what you can expect. Larry Martin, "Super Astrologer" Call-In!

Not too many years age having an astrologer on a call-in reading show would have been silly, given that it would have taken far too long to cast the chart for each caller before the reading could even start. Computers changed that, and with a real pro like Larry, it gets even better! He can input your info into his computer nearly as fast as you can say it, and with his incredible skill at reading charts, you get the REAL information you're looking for. Fast. But, of course, fast is not as important as accuracy, and Larry is one of the best there, too. For example, one of the things he can do is give you your "perfect" area to live, based on your chart. When I sent him my info he predicted my "Perfect Place." And the line he drew passed within 50 miles of my dream home. That's pretty close, given it could have been anywhere in the world. Larry is a predictive astrologer, meaning he has the skill to pull a huge amount of information from your chart, and he can relate that to what's going on in your life and what you can expect. Larry Martin, "Super Astrologer" Call-In!

Larry provides self empowerment through astrology. Astrology, as a symbolic and predictive art, which gives you access to yourself. Now, we're not talking success as a child would think. Winning the lottery, discovering a savior for our relationships, and living life without problems is not what Larry speaks about. Success involves intimacy with your talents, openness to new ideas and resources, learning how to be responsible with your own personal power. By becoming confident in your ability to resolve conflict, and not to fear the future or any problem that may arise during your magical journey, you are in control of your life. We're all here to receive an education... the learning never ends.

Larry provides self empowerment through astrology. Astrology, as a symbolic and predictive art, which gives you access to yourself. Now, we're not talking success as a child would think. Winning the lottery, discovering a savior for our relationships, and living life without problems is not what Larry speaks about. Success involves intimacy with your talents, openness to new ideas and resources, learning how to be responsible with your own personal power. By becoming confident in your ability to resolve conflict, and not to fear the future or any problem that may arise during your magical journey, you are in control of your life. We're all here to receive an education... the learning never ends.

Larry Martin

Larry Martin