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LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Today Mt Roskill Grammar Library Manager Catherine Ross has a great list of summer reads for younger people. Today she reviews: For ages 6-10 years: Whetu Toa and the Magician by Steph Matuku For ages 8-12 years, Conrad Cooper's Last Stand by Leonie Agnew For Ages 11/12+ Years Night Vision by Ella West For Ages 13/14+ Years, Better the Blood by Michael Bennett, How to Loiter in a Turf War by Coco Solid, How to Be a Bad Muslim (Non-Fiction) by Mohamed Hassan.
Buy a tee! https://www.10percenttrue.com/product-page/magnum-classic-teeSupport me with a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/10percenttrue Discussion on Discord: https://discord.gg/9vJ3hPYFQh00:00:00 - Introduction00:00:25 - Recap of previous episodes00:01:25 – Fast Jet Tac Weapons course outline00:02:33 – Bringing lessons learned at Tac Weapons to 9 Squadron at RAF Marham00:08:18 – Transitioning from the Hawk to the Tornado GR400:09:49 – Flying qualities of the GR400:13:47 – The idiosyncrasies of the GR4 / Ridge Crossings00:16:15 – Acceleration qualities of the GR400:18:31 – Examples of Hawk and GR4 handrails00:20:42 – GR4, SEAD (Suppression of Enemy Air Defenses) and the ALARM00:23:09 – What the ALARM designed for00:23:58 – The ALARM, the Tornado and potential use in the European Theatre00:26:54 – Planning an ALARM mission00:29:00 – Brief overview of ALARM modes (Direct, Loiter and Dual)00:29:46 – ALARM Loiter mode description00:33:18 – Self-suppressing with ALARM00:34:14 – SEAD mission planning and execution with two people in the cockpit00:36:33 – ALARM Dual mode description00:38:00 – ALARM Loiter mode - concerns about exploitation of landed missiles00:38:19 – Using ALARM and rules of engagement concerns00:40:28 – ALARM loadouts on the Tornado00:41:20 – Deconflicting targets with ALARM in Loiter mode00:43:50 – Question about how the ALARM “sees” the radar emitter00:44:18 – Weight-class of the ALARM00:45:02 – Did the RAF learn from the USAF/USN about the SEAD mission?00:49:16 – Potential Cold War ALARM missions00:51:24 – Did ALARM have the same modes as HARM (HAS, TOO, etc)?00:53:19 – Tolerances of threat reaction modes of the ALARM00:54:35 – Introduction to the Brimstone missile00:55:47 – Difficulty of identifying target from the air at low-level00:59:13 – How did the crew of the Tornado use Brimstone in flight?01:00:48 – Brimstone targeting capabilities01:04:53 – ROVER integration, working with JTACs01:11:28 – Post 2003 shift to insurgent enemy, prospects following ejection?01:16:36 – GR4 cockpit, redistributing the workload01:20:52 – Pride in the Tornado? Envy of other jets?01:24:59 – Force culture, upgrade quals, mentorship01:34:57 – Ejection! Thrust reversers and nose gear.Support the show
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
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I feel like being bad. Therefore, I am going to find a sign on the side of a building that prohibits me from hanging out and purposefully looking like I don't belong. I'll don a feather boa, sparkly, ridiculously oversized sunglasses, and a t-shirt that says FUCK CORRUPTION. I think this is what they mean by NO LOITERING. Because I've never used the word loiter once. Like, did the government pull this one from the archives of the Farmer's Almanac or something? I know they say ignorance of the law is not an excuse for breaking it, but are they trying to trick all passers-by by using a Portuguese word? Maybe I'm being profiled. Maybe dudes who appear to be up to something other than spending money are automatically categorized into the class of loiterers. Because I had no intention of loitering until you told me not to. And now that I've been offended, I'm going to loiter purposefully. This is my protest. I will stand here and not spend money until someone arrests my loitering ass. In fact, I will start a club full of people who do nothing but loiter. I will transform the word loiter into the antithesis of the word lawyer. I will run for office, and my campaign slogan will be MAKE AMERICA LOITER AGAIN. This is all about freedom, people! We only want to hang out, and they have the audacity to put up a sign that says NO LOITERING. Where the fuck are we supposed to loiter, in the woods? Right next to the sign that says NO LITTERING. This post-pandemic era of division, isolation, and detachment has hit a fever pitch, and loitering is exactly what we need to be doing, you assholes! So, I'm gonna smoke a joint to calm the nerves. Hopefully, that too falls into the classification of loitering.
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Today Catherine talks to Jesse about a debut short story collection by Monica Macansantos called Love & Other Rituals. She also reviews Age of Vice by Deepti Kapoor and How to Loiter in a Turf War by Coco Solid, which is the rap name of Jessica Hansell.
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Ya know what, we didn't have a movie to watch. So that means we sit around and bullshit for an hour. So if you wanna sit around and hang out, definitely listen to it. If you don't listen to one of our other 121 episodes of goodness. We love you, bye! - J --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soonerorlatertv/message
Stefan interviews author Alessandra Naccarato about her new book, Imminent Domains: Reckoning with the Anthropocene, storytelling, nature worship, and the process of the imagination.
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
This week, we decided against doing a movie review, and instead decided to review some candy! This is the entire unbroken review of all 35 candies we tried during the stream. So I hope you have a good time hanging out with us! We love you, bye! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soonerorlatertv/message
Kate is home and insufferably glowy after her residency, handing in her MS and the fabulous Verb Wellington festival. Katherine is 'very happy for her.' Lots of mentions this ep, including: Verb Wellington Bad Diaries Salon Meeting Behrouz Boochani - author of No Friend but the Mountains and his new book Freedom, Only Freedom Esther Perel in Where Should We Begin. Heather Rose - Nothing Bad Ever Happens Here Nagi Maehashi - RecipeTin Eats Dinner Allen C Jones - Her Death Was Also Water Coco Solid - How to Loiter in a Turf War Dr Hinemoa Elder - Wawata, Moon Dreaming Kate de Goldi - Eddy, Eddy The Mysterious Bendict Society Katherine is speaking with Allen C Jones at Eltham Bookshop, Nov Thursday 17th. 6.30pm about his new novel Her Death Was Also Water. Kate will be in Sydney for Writing NSW Talking the Talk Wed 23rd November. 6.30pm. Bookings here. This episode our featured book segment is brought to you by Harlequin and we are delighted to be talking to Anna Snoekstra about her new novel OUT OF BREATH. Anna Snoekstra is an award-winning author and screenwriter who lives in Naarm/Melbourne. She is the author of Only Daughter, Little Secrets and The Spite Game. Her novels have been published in over twenty countries and sixteen languages. She has written for The Guardian, Meanjin and LitHub and had short fiction published in The Saturday Paper and The Griffith Review. Her new novel Out of Breath is out now. Her first audio drama, This Isn't Happening, is out with Audible early 2023. Check out show notes for this episode on our website www.thefirsttimepodcast.com or get in touch via Twitter (@thefirsttimepod) or Instagram (@thefirsttimepod). Don't forget you can support us and the making of Season Five via our Patreon page. Thanks for joining us!
This week Dr. Amy Sapola chats with Chef Ismail Samad. Ismail Samad is a native of East Cleveland, OH, a Chef, social entrepreneur, and a closed loop food systems expert. While studying environmental biology in college, and working in some of the top restaurants in Cleveland, Ismail developed a passion for the culinary arts. He opened his first cafe, Crust and Crumbs at the age of 23. After relocating to Vermont, He became deeply involved in the farm-to table movement which gave him insight into the impact of food waste, and created in him a resolve to find creative solutions to solve the problem. To this end, he founded a new restaurant concept, The Gleanery. The restaurant eliminates waste and showcases culinary artistry with high end fare, all while providing economic opportunities for local farm partners. Ismail served as Culinary Director and was pivotal in the planning, launch and early expansion of Daily Table, a nonprofit grocery stores in Roxbury and Dorchester, Massachusetts. Daily Table focuses on addressing the conflicting issues of food insecurity, nutritional health, and wasted/surplus food to provide healthy affordable meals to those in need. Ismail is also the former Director of Contract Manufacturing and Culinary Operating for Commonwealth Kitchen, a nonprofit business incubator located in Boston, MA specializing in building a new food economy grounded in racial, social, and economic justice. He is co-owner of Nubian Markets in Boston, MA, a thoughtfully curated market cafe and gathering place celebrating the African Diaspora through food. He is founder of the economic justice nonprofit organization Loiter, based in East Cleveland which owns land and Wake Robin Fermented Foods along with other social enterprises that provide equitable opportunities for the habitually excluded and build healthy sustainable food economies.
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Wāhine toa Lana Lopesi and Coco Solid aka Jessica Hansell (Ngāpuhi) join forces for a proudly strident hour of conversation on their latest books and preoccupations. 'How to Loiter in a Turf War' is a genre-bending work of fiction from Solid, one of Aotearoa's fiercest and most versatile artists across rap, art, film, performance and writing. The 2022 Ockham NZ Book Awards-longlisted 'Bloody Woman' is an eloquent and provocative essay collection by author, art critic and editor Lopesi, dissecting the experiences of being a Pasifika woman. AUCKLAND WRITERS FESTIVAL WAITUHI O TĀMAKI FRIDAY 26 AUGUST 2022 – 5.00-6.00PM WAITĀKERE ROOM, AOTEA CENTRE
We discuss the news and notes of the past week and for the main event we talk about rookies and how they have done to start the season. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darrell-winstead/support
We discuss the news and notes of the past week and for the main event we talk about rookies and how they have done to start the season. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/darrell-winstead/support
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Jessica Hansell, best known by her rap nickname Coco Solid, is one of Aotearoa's most impressive artists. She's a writer, poet, musician, multimedia artist, creator of cult Maori cartoon Aroha Bridge, and has multiple screenwriting credits. Her latest project is a work of autobiographical fiction called How to Loiter in a Turf War, following three friends navigating relationships, racial tensions and rampant property development in their home of Tamaki Makaurau. Auckland's gentrification takes centre stage in the novel, a subject of personal pain for the author, who describes the transformation of the suburbs where her whanau lived for years, as like having her "world rewritten in front of her". Coco Solid will be appearing at the Auckland Writers' Festival next month.
LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Title: Don't Loiter in the Hallway Passage: Hebrews 6:1-8 Leave the Shadow for the Substance (vv. 1-3) A Picture of Apostacy (vv. 4-6) Worthless land and the end thereof (vv. 7-8)
Ismail Samad has returned home with a vision to reimagine the possibilities of his hometown, East Cleveland. He's cooked for the economic elite of Martha's Vineyard, featured in Bon Appetit (May, 2022), and launched several successful enterprises that reflect is passion for activism, equity and sustainability. Through his nonprofit organization, Loiter, he's creating new opportunities for economic self-sufficiency for East Cleveland residents through food enterprises and more. A closed-loop food systems expert, Ismail gained notoriety through development of The Gleanery, his restaurant in Putney, Vermont, that aimed to eliminate waste and improve economic opportunities for local farmers. He helped launch Daily Table, a nonprofit community grocery store model in the Boston area. And, Ismail worked for many well-known restaurants in Cleveland and beyond. In our conversation we talk about the opportunity he sees in East Cleveland, the full scope of Loiter and all of its projects, and his plans to open a restaurant. This podcast is supported by Chef Douglas Katz and Ohio Wines.
Paul Diamond reviews How to Loiter In a Turf War by Jessica Hansell a.k.a. Coco Solid, published by Penguin Random House NZ
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
The Couch Time Podcast EP 152: 7 Ideas to help your student LOOK FORWARD TO CHURCH Today on The Couch Time Podcast, Caleb, Stephen, and Ryan give 7 ideas or ways you can help your student look forward to church. 1. Serve (11:53) 2. Reward the behavior you want to see (17:46) 3. Model how to engage (19:43) 4. Give the WHY (23:38) 5. Loiter (24:30) 6. Get involved outside of the church building (25:46) 7. Leverage other students (26:40) *** Register for Summer Camp! *** graceky.org/summercamp Text the word COUCHTIME to 94000, and send us your ideas or suggestions of what would be helpful to you on the podcast.
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
We had to take it easy on this one. Because the Oscars is always a big time for us! So you get to enjoy the bois just hanging out talking about whatever they want to talk about. Also we plan out the next month of movie reviews! We love you bye! - JG --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soonerorlatertv/message
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
Ya know, sometimes you just gotta hang out and chat about stuff. Which is what we did last week, go watch that, even though I put it up late. But this week, we got down to the nitty gritty. We sat around and discussed how we would attack December. Since it's the holidays we needed to really plan ahead! So Eric, James and I sat around the ol' purple people eater and got everything all figured out. So tune in so you can prepare for what December has to offer. I love you, bye! - JG --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soonerorlatertv/message
Like the title says, we didn't really do a movie this week. Just kinda wanted to hang out and a talk for a bit. So Alex, Eric and I just sat down and just talked about stuff. Really just telling Eric about what's going on in our lives and listening to his color commentary. Really good time, so I hope you like it. I love you, bye. JG --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soonerorlatertv/message
Let's take a look at what makes the F15EX Eagle II the Ultimate Eagle: The F-15 Eagle is the embodiment of the air superiority fighter, having been in continuous service with the US Air Force for nearly 50 years. A fighter with an unprecedented 100+ to zero kill ratio, the F15 was made even better by the introduction of the two seat long range strike fighter version known as the F15E Strike Eagle. Today the F15E is the most requested asset for Middle East Combat operations - the reason? Loiter or on station time: The Strike Eagle can carry as much fuel as its empty weight. To put that in context the F15E can carry as much fuel as the total weight of a fully fueled F16! Along with this, the Strike Eagle has a Weapons System officer or WSO which acts as another brain and set of eyes in the cockpit. The WSO has various dedicated standardized roles, for example during close air support missions, the WSO exclusively uses the targeting pod, freeing up the pilot and minimizing the time to kill chain. Another example is when a Strike Eagle pilot is busy refueling, the WSO can receive and copy an interdiction message from a JTAC controller on the ground, something that would be impossible in a single pilot cockpit. The Strike Eagle also makes use of one of the best Active Electronically Scanned Array or AESA radars in service. The F15E's AN/APG-82 AESA radar represents a continuous evolution of the F15's sensor suite, providing unprecedented situational awareness, jamming capabilities, and range. The F15's large size is an asset here, allowing it to fit a much larger and more potent radar sensor package than would be possible to fit in smaller fighters. Additionally the Strike Eagle makes use of a built-in satellite radio, allowing it to communicate over the horizon to critical nodes or assets. Keep in mind everything mentioned so far has been about the existing F15E Strike Eagles, now let's get into what makes the EX version so special, and why it's a win-win for the USAF.If you enjoy this episode, subscribe to this podcast, you can find links to many podcast streaming services here:PilotPhotog Podcast (buzzsprout.com)You can check out my YouTube channel for many videos on fighter planes here:https://youtube.com/c/PilotPhotogAnd finally you can follow me on Twitter here:https://twitter.com/pilotphotogSupport the show
After our first Critical Community Conversation, Ismail sits down with Tim Lampkin of Higher Purpose Co. They reflect on the event, east cleveland, the tremendous energy that was in the room and brainstorm a myriad of things crucial to ensuring community engagement is front and center for or the Loiter Squad. They talk Reparations, wealth transfer and community driven innovations to replace racially charged models that devalue communities like East Cleveland. Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
I sit down with East Cleveland native and entrepreneur Ibrahim Colvin founder of Colvins Sweet Creamery. This should go without saying but growing up in EC does not mean that you want to join in on the things that destroy your family and community. Ibrahim is a true testament to that. Listen in as we hear from this humble, amazing brother on the grind as a black business owner, father, and committed advocate for the freedom of political prisoner Imam Jamil AL- Amin. Powerful stuff. Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
On this episode, we explore the effects of the lack of youth engaged in the work needed to conquer the constant negative narrative of the city. We get into the complex conversation of the importance of different voices and leadership due to the lack of change while the familiar characters keep holding the positions of power and have done little to change the reality for the folks in the trenches of poverty. More questions are brought into the conversation around black excellence vs black capitalism and how do we create a community owned supply chain. Loiter is launching a speaker series to hold Critical Community Conversations in partnership with The East Cleveland Public Library. The negative stories keep flooding local media about how "bad" East Cleveland is while our collective internal narrative expresses the same tropes that fuel our inability to move towards progress.
Welcome to the First Episode! Jamal and Ismail tell you their respective backstories. They discuss the reintroduction of Ismail to his hometown after a 12-year hiatus. Jamal fills us in on some of the events that occurred in East Cleveland to produce what it is today., and they discuss the importance of creating our own spaces. Jamal brings the conversation home when noting the domino effect of centering your work in the community that raised you. LOITER IS A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
After listening to the monthly public call with the mayor and chief of staff, Ismail and Jamal address the frustrations aired by residents. The importance of community members taking control of the neighborhoods vs waiting for an underfunded city to jump in is brought into the show after reflecting on a senator's comments about East Cleveland not being ready for development. Ismail discusses finding beauty amongst the things that define our streets as ugly. Jamal talks about the importance of acknowledging the outliers and his best art design student couldn't read. The show wraps up with a call to East Cleveland entrepreneurs to join our efforts and Jamal leaves us with some of the 48 laws by Robert Green. Going under the bridge you go from Shangri-la to East Cleveland The "foothill" and the "hilltop"The street needs to start taking care of itself East Cleveland is big enough and small enough to see an immediate impactWhat is a blessing box?Mindset development is a crucial precursor to economic development Making changes as a designer from the ground up Loiter is experimenting out loudThe advantage of cultivating an air of unpredictability. LOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to doing something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.East Cleveland has a rich history and a promising future. Yet, the narrative of a city steeped in problems, poverty, and limited potential has created a sense of inertia.https://loiter.us
Ismail and Jamal begin by discussing narrative change and what that means after more negative news floods the community following an altercation at the debate between the mayor and one of his challengers. Ismail challenges the privilege of "failing fast" while Jamal discusses what shaw high school was like as an up-the-hill teen and what exactly does it mean to "peak out". Ismail reveals that he is a GED holder while Jamal cops to failing second grade and they both discuss what it was like going to school during the time of legalized Corporal punishment. In closing, extractive capitalism is bought into the conversation as they get into the difference between Economic justice and Economic Development. We are tired of talking about the problems all the time, what are the solutions?The challenges of challenging status quo development, real-timeA city with no bank. GE closes last division operating in EC and moves to Beachwood Loiter is a place and a conceptThe scarcity mindset The effects of living close to multi-million dollar development that's not for youLOITER A STRATEGIC EFFORT TO BUILD A FUTURE FOR EAST CLEVELANDERS.Loiter takes on its provocative name as a direct challenge to the city's criminalized narrative. It actively invites and encourages residents to commune, interact, and appreciate their community in welcoming public retail and agricultural spaces. Unfortunately, this is not a current reality and we are committed to do something about it. What makes Loiter so unique is that Loiter is not just a place—it's also a mindset. To us, Loiter means to actively seek out people and places that convey a sense of safety and belonging.https://loiter.us
#GameOfTwoHalves Ep 91: Singaporean cager Ariel Loiter nets prestigious NCAA basketball scholarship 12:39 mins Synopsis: #GameofTwoHalves is The Straits Times' weekly sports podcast that is out every Tuesday. In the first half, Money FM's Rachel Kelly calls up national cager Ariel Loiter, the first Singaporean to earn a full scholarship to play NCAA's Division 1 basketball in the United States. The Colgate University-bound Loiter talks about how she fell in love with basketball, her long-term targets and shares advice for other young, aspiring local female athletes. In the second half, ST sports reporters Nicole Chia and Kimberly Kwek talk about the fates of two major local sports events: the HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens and the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon. The Oct 10-11 Singapore Sevens was cancelled last week owing to the coronavirus pandemic, while it remains to be seen whether the Dec 5-6 Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon will go ahead as planned. Produced by: ST Sports Desk Edited by: Aw Yao Feng, Nadiah Koh & Penelope Lee Follow #GameOfTwoHalves Podcast series and rate us on: Channel: https://str.sg/JWVR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2PwZCYU Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Lu4rPP Google podcasts: http://str.sg/googlestbt Websites: http://str.sg/stbtpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#GameOfTwoHalves Ep 91: Singaporean cager Ariel Loiter nets prestigious NCAA basketball scholarship 12:39 mins Synopsis: #GameofTwoHalves is The Straits Times' weekly sports podcast that is out every Tuesday. In the first half, Money FM's Rachel Kelly calls up national cager Ariel Loiter, the first Singaporean to earn a full scholarship to play NCAA's Division 1 basketball in the United States. The Colgate University-bound Loiter talks about how she fell in love with basketball, her long-term targets and shares advice for other young, aspiring local female athletes. In the second half, ST sports reporters Nicole Chia and Kimberly Kwek talk about the fates of two major local sports events: the HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens and the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon. The Oct 10-11 Singapore Sevens was cancelled last week owing to the coronavirus pandemic, while it remains to be seen whether the Dec 5-6 Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon will go ahead as planned. Produced by: ST Sports Desk Edited by: Aw Yao Feng, Nadiah Koh & Penelope Lee Follow #GameOfTwoHalves Podcast series and rate us on: Channel: https://str.sg/JWRE Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/JWRa Spotify: https://str.sg/JW6N Google Podcasts: https://str.sg/JWRR Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
#GameOfTwoHalves Ep 91: Singaporean cager Ariel Loiter nets prestigious NCAA basketball scholarship 12:39 mins Synopsis: #GameofTwoHalves is The Straits Times' weekly sports podcast that is out every Tuesday. In the first half, Money FM's Rachel Kelly calls up national cager Ariel Loiter, the first Singaporean to earn a full scholarship to play NCAA's Division 1 basketball in the United States. The Colgate University-bound Loiter talks about how she fell in love with basketball, her long-term targets and shares advice for other young, aspiring local female athletes. In the second half, ST sports reporters Nicole Chia and Kimberly Kwek talk about the fates of two major local sports events: the HSBC Singapore Rugby Sevens and the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon. The Oct 10-11 Singapore Sevens was cancelled last week owing to the coronavirus pandemic, while it remains to be seen whether the Dec 5-6 Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon will go ahead as planned. Produced by: ST Sports Desk Edited by: Aw Yao Feng, Nadiah Koh & Penelope Lee Follow #GameOfTwoHalves Podcast series and rate us on: Channel: https://str.sg/JWRE Apple Podcasts: https://str.sg/JWRa Spotify: https://str.sg/JW6N Google Podcasts: https://str.sg/JWRR Website: http://str.sg/stpodcasts Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg
The Table of Chaos welcomes Erik Jacobson, owner of Destination Sporting Goods, to talk about starting, operating, and well....closing? a bait and tackle store. Locally owned and operated tackle/baitshops are falling fast. The internet, with super deals and the availability of anything you need is, putting the last nail in the coffin on these gems. What can we do to help? Buy more than minnows! if you have any questions or show ideas please email us at theloneanglerpodcast@gmail.com Thanks for listening and subscribing!
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Loiter (verb) Definition: 1. to stand around or hang out in an area, without a reason for being there; 2. to move unnecessarily slowly Example Sentences: – The police officer asked the teenagers not to... The post JV690 (loiter and despondent) appeared first on Just Vocabulary Podcast | ESL Podcast to Improve your English Vocabulary.
FEAT. Christine Lozano (Barely Blonde) POP CULTURE: Jimmy Fallon/The Tonight Show is coming to The University of Texas with Professor Matthew McConaughey + Simone Biles ties world record for medals. STORY OF THE WEEK: Woman in a search party looking for lost woman discovers she's the lost woman. BOLD STRATEGY: Wedding videographer imbeds Muppets footage in couples video. GOOD NEWS: Polish politician rescues civilians from a car fire + Ellen DeGeneres teaches the world about being kind to everyone + little girl writes a letter to God after her dog dies, and gets a letter back. TV: Fresh Prince of Bel-Air spinoff in the works w/Will Smith + Chance the Rapper pulling double duty on SNL. MOVIES: Deadpool and Zombieland crossover in the works + Robert Downey Jr. doesn't want an Oscar for Avengers Endgame. AT THE BUZZER: (Game) Is This Legal? w/Christine Lozano (Barely Blonde). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/buzzerpodcast/message
Når maj 2019 er to uger inde, handler det om alt det gode, der sker rundt omkring os. Gode nyheder, kommende gayprides og selvfølgelig det altoverskyggende Folketingsvalg er noget af det denne formiddag med ManFred byder på. Støjpopgruppen Loiter kigger også forbi til en snak om genren og en intens hverdag, hvor man vil være rockstjerne både i undergrunden og undervisningen.Værter: Bodil Åbom, Lærke Kartvedt og Mathias Stilling
Støjpopgruppen Loiter kigger også forbi til en snak om genren og en intens hverdag, hvor man vil være rockstjerne både i undergrunden og undervisningen.
content: Sep 5, 2018 · podcast: Feb 16, 2019 Audio (MP3): 20180905 - He might be from Singapore Guys, don’t go south on Randall Road anywhere near Route 64 in St. Charles. It’s been raining, there’s bumper-to-bumper traffic, and your life will be put on hold. There’s also a weird cat sitting on the east sidewalk looking at me. I think he might be from Singapore. Or Elburn. Worst still, the 7-Eleven hung up a handmade “NO LOITERING” sign. It’s in bubble letters, too. I hate bubble lettering. 😢 --Update: okay, they’re not bubble letters. But they are square block letters. And they’re in CAPS which means they’re shouting. I’ve never even loitered at that 7-Eleven. Because have you seen their sister store on State Street in Geneva? They got multiple tables and multiple chairs and actively encourage loitering. See, this is how you win in the convenience store wars. You don’t drive people away with your shouting and block lettering and other nonsense. Also, at first I misread the sign to say, “NO LOTTERY” and then I thought, “oh, the sh!t’s gonna h!t the fan now.” People can get angry and pushy in the 7-Eleven when it comes to their lotto tickets. I've seen Aunt Loretta and what happens. #trafficnews #randallroad #cats #7eleven #diariespodcast undrtow · Sep 5, 2018 at 4:45 pm I heard there’s a coyote party there but not until later tonight. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; fleming · Sep 5, 2018 at 4:46 pm Or Elburn???? Oh my God…I’m still laughing!!!!🤣🤣🤣 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; sveagrabarek · Sep 5, 2018 at 6:36 pm Probably elburn. The cats there are very shady. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:25 pm So the rumors are true. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; liz.sadigh · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:27 pm I can confirm. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tamaraholby · Sep 5, 2018 at 4:47 pm Is the kitty ok? $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:29 pm It was a white cat with black patches and the patches look like dents in his hide from a rough, battle scarred life. I assume he ate all the Bigfoots in his 20s, after he got out of the Cat Marines or wherever they serve. I guess him to be in his 60s now but I still wouldn’t tangle with him. There was an open can of Hormel Chili beside him and since I didn’t see a can opener around, he must’ve opened it with his teeth. Maybe his claws, too. For leverage. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tamaraholby · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:47 pm I was born and raised in the birthplace of Hormel. That chili and a can of spam will last forever. Oh and a twinkie $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; hodges · Sep 5, 2018 at 4:48 pm The 7/11 on Randall and 64? Who loiterers at a intersection with no foot traffic? You are right. Stay. Away. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:10 pm Oh. I’m sorry. In my haste I forgot to mention the 7-Eleven with the sign is on 64 and 17th, a few blocks east. But the one on 64 and Randall probably has a similar policy. Loiter at your own risk! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; hodges · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:12 pm lol! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; hodges · Sep 5, 2018 at 4:51 pm Party tonight at 8. Picnic tables. 7-11. Geneva! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:33 pm Maybe we can get them to make a real sign! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; McGivney · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:03 pm Gotta love traffic 😖 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:37 pm Traffic makes me sadder and also angrier than anything else. Well, I can get pretty angry at the Target/Starbucks people who don’t know how to grind beans for a French Press. I get home and open the bag expecting to see coarsely ground beans and instead see a floury brown powder. THIS IS NOT A GAME. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:37 pm So what’s really funny is that I was banned a while back from the “What’s Happening in Geneva” Facebook group for posting similar anecdotes. I was also banned from WH in St. Charles, WH in Batavia, etc. etc. I’m glad I have a blog because you all deserve to know the real stories. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; hodges · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:39 pm My badge of honor. Banned from Trump Facebook. Oh well. Left what’s happening in st Charles on the basis of meanness and belittling. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; hodges · Sep 5, 2018 at 5:56 pm And. You are funny. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tamaraholby · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:13 pm You know it’s better to talked about then never noticed $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Mona · Sep 5, 2018 at 6:43 pm You were banned because your magazine was perceived by Kevin Ketchum to be competition for his local magazines. That’s my guess anyway. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:27 pm Yeah, I wanted to leave my magazine out of the story and keep the focus on my personal wit and charm. $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; hbp · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:02 pm This is fantastic… I’m still giggling $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 8:44 pm Thank you! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; The Golberg · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:13 pm Best. Post. And Stream. Of. The. Day! 😂😂😂 $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; tcr! · Sep 5, 2018 at 8:45 pm Thank you so much! $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; Damien F · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:41 pm They also don’t like to pay out on scratch offs over 20$ $m.wand.ajax_click=true;$m.wand.lightswitch=true; DW Caputo · Sep 5, 2018 at 7:42 pm That store sucks. Refused to give me lottery tickets because my daughter was with me. Really. WTF. 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If you are a procrastinater, here are the words from two sources that describe you. Delay, Procrastinate, Lag, Loiter, Dawdle, Dally, Slaggard, lazy, sluggish person ayabout, do-nothing, idler, loafer, lounger, good-for-nothing, shirker, and underachiever. Now these words come from Websters Dictionary and the Bible. These are words that describe a procrastinater. And here is the sad thing, we choose to procrastinate. It is an ethical choice, to do what is right and get it done, or what is wrong and do it later. We make an ethical choice. www.wbtpod.com
If you are a procrastinater, here are the words from two sources that describe you. Delay, Procrastinate, Lag, Loiter, Dawdle, Dally, Slaggard, lazy, sluggish person ayabout, do-nothing, idler, loafer, lounger, good-for-nothing, shirker, and underachiever. Now these words come from Websters Dictionary and the Bible. These are words that describe a procrastinater. And here is the sad thing, we choose to procrastinate. It is an ethical choice, to do what is right and get it done, or what is wrong and do it later. We make an ethical choice. www.wbtpod.com
**Just the audio. To see the LIW Movie Review video go to the YouTube link below.** Phoenix West and Jansen Carlin are back to discuss the almost movie Mom And Dad. A movie about parents that kill their kids off screen. Watch as they attempt to kill their kids who have no will to live. Sometimes we just want to Loiter(ing) In Wonderland. LIWstudios.com Youtube.com/LoiteringInWonderland LoiteringInWonderland@gmail.com Patreon.com/LoiteringInWonderlandStudios We'd like to thank our Patron: The Indy Sportscar Podcast Music by: Bensound.com
Phoenix West and Jansen Carlin are back to discuss the almost movie Mom And Dad. A movie about parents that kill their kids off screen. Watch as they attempt to kill their kids who have no will to live. Sometimes we just want to Loiter(ing) In Wonderland. LIWstudios.com Youtube.com/LoiteringInWonderland LoiteringInWonderland@gmail.com Patreon.com/LoiteringInWonderlandStudios We'd like to thank our Patron: The Indy Sportscar Podcast Music by: Bensound.com
Phoenix West and Jansen Carlin are back to discuss the almost movie Mom And Dad. A movie about parents that kill their kids off screen. Watch as they attempt to kill their kids who have no will to live. Sometimes we just want to Loiter(ing) In Wonderland. LIWstudios.com Youtube.com/LoiteringInWonderland LoiteringInWonderland@gmail.com Patreon.com/LoiteringInWonderlandStudios We'd like to thank our Patron: The Indy Sportscar Podcast Music by: Bensound.com
If you fail to plan, you plan to pail. Sayings like that communicate the reality that looking to the future is the key to our success. And while that may be the case, the future is also the very thing that fuels our present anxiety. Anxiety can either cause you live for LATER (obsess over the future) or LOITER (ignore the future and just enjoy now). The future may be the key to our earthly success, but as the writer of Ecclesiastes reflects on two future certainties that we can't escape (Our death and our descendants), he challenges our perspective on the future and how we live in the present. He shows us why putting our hope for meaning in merely securing a better future on earth makes for a terrible way to live in the present.
If you fail to plan, you plan to pail. Sayings like that communicate the reality that looking to the future is the key to our success. And while that may be the case, the future is also the very thing that fuels our present anxiety. Anxiety can either cause you live for LATER (obsess over the future) or LOITER (ignore the future and just enjoy now). The future may be the key to our earthly success, but as the writer of Ecclesiastes reflects on two future certainties that we can't escape (Our death and our descendants), he challenges our perspective on the future and how we live in the present. He shows us why putting our hope for meaning in merely securing a better future on earth makes for a terrible way to live in the present.
In spite of the terrible external hardships that Brainerd knew, he pressed on and even flourished under his tribulations that led to the kingdom.
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