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If your backlog isn't big enough already, Game Pass is getting a huge infusion of games this year from the ID@Xbox program. Amnesia: Rebirth is Just “Moody” Now I Honestly Had Forgotten That Cyberpunk 2077 Wasn’t on the Playstation Store Enlisted, A New 100 Player WW2 Game is Hitting Open Beta Next Month Bleep Looks Like the PlayStation Stores Are Shutting Down What We're Playing Colby: Monster Sanctuary, Moonlighter Cliff: Wreckfest, Feynx Rising Questions DA VINSTER: We're getting a mortal Kombat movie, last of us tv show, etc. What other video game would fit a good tv show/movie medium? Squid: What’s a game you’ve tried to replay the most but haven’t been able to get into it? Rdeacon: With all the free games, including things like Game Pass, do you really see the need to ever purchase a game?  And with the rise of Game Pass and PlayStation Now, do you see all future gaming companies going to a subscription model? ShadoughX (Josh): Fun question time: What/ who is an artist or band that you listen to that falls outside the realm of your normal/ favorite genres that others may judge you for =)? I’ll go first: Hilary Duff Cheap/Free Games Twitch Prime The Escapists Moving Out Move or Die: Couch Party Edition Aces of the Luftwaffe: Squadron Before I Forget. PS Plus Oddworld: Soulstor Days Gone Zombie Army 4: Dead War Games with Gold Vikings: Wolves of Midgard ($39.99 ERP): Available April 1 to 30 Truck Racing Championship($59.99 ERP): Available April 16 to May 15 Dark Void ($14.99 ERP): Available April 1 to 15 Hard Corps: Uprising ($14.99 ERP): Available April 16 to 30 Game Pass Narita Boy (Cloud, Console and PC) ID@Xbox – March 30 Outriders (Cloud and Console) – April 1 NHL 21 (Console) EA Play – Coming in April Epic Games Tales of the Neon Sea Small Bites Rocket League is coming to your phone Patreon John Tippins Sean Palmer Austin Palmer Alan Schulte Joe Cole Jr. Extra Life https://bytemepodcast.com/extralife/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/byte-me-podcast/message

Beef Borgnine. Bitin' Pillows and Makin' Biscuits. All the Internet is Your Dirty Comic. Two Jabbers, One Podcast. Canoli-19 is Not Too Sweet. Make my water hard. Showering in a Big Booger. Vaccine of the Apes. This is my walking around helmet. Looks Like a Guy Who Might Pee on Some Seats. I Will Break You, and Your Rules. First come, first served... in the butt. Gotta Clean them Pipes SON! FEMA FOMO with JrY. and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

Beef Borgnine. Bitin' Pillows and Makin' Biscuits. All the Internet is Your Dirty Comic. Two Jabbers, One Podcast. Canoli-19 is Not Too Sweet. Make my water hard. Showering in a Big Booger. Vaccine of the Apes. This is my walking around helmet. Looks Like a Guy Who Might Pee on Some Seats. I Will Break You, and Your Rules. First come, first served... in the butt. Gotta Clean them Pipes SON! FEMA FOMO with JrY. and more on this episode of The Morning Stream.

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The difference between who we say we are and how we actually live impacts not just us personally, but also everyone we lead. But how can we learn to identify this gap and begin shrinking it?    In this episode, Holly and I talk with our guest Terra Mattson, about this issue, which she calls an integrity gap. We dive into what this means, common symptoms of an integrity gap, and how to start closing this gap. In addition, Terra sheds light on why unresolved trauma is common in leaders and what leaders need to do about it. We also discuss with Terra whether we should address integrity gaps when we see them in other people. Finally, we explore why speaking up is so important, even when it’s risky and what it means to become a wholehearted leader.   This is an important conversation for every leader, whether you are just getting started or whether you’ve been in leadership for years. As Terra reminds us in the conversation, this is an ongoing process and none of us are immune to integrity gaps. For the full show notes for this episode, go to estherlittlefield.com/episode121. Key Points Discussed: Terra’s life and leadership [4:38] Terra’s leadership journey [6:40] Why integrity matters for leaders [10:00] Integrity gaps [15:10] Most common symptoms of integrity gaps [21:00] Unresolved trauma [28:00] How to begin shrinking an integrity gap [32:00] Why is it hard for leaders to be honest about their struggles [35:00] Identifying safe relationships and red flags for unhealthy counseling situations [39:00] Being a safe person for others and when to refer out [45:00] When you see an integrity gap in someone else [47:12] Speaking up when it’s risky [53:58] Becoming wholehearted leaders [1:01:41] Leaders are learners [1:04:14] Resources & Links: Episode 120: Vulnerability in Leadership - Why It Matters, What it Looks Like, and How to Practice It Core Values Index Connect with Terra Mattson Living Wholehearted Website Terra’s Website Free Audiobook before Oct. 31, 2020 with purchase of “Shrinking the Integrity Gap” book Terra on Instagram Connect with Esther and Holly: Esther’s other podcast, The Christian Woman Business Podcast Esther’s Website Holly’s Website Instagram Facebook Group Facebook Page   This episode was originally published on estherlittlefield.com/episode121 on Oct. 13, 2020.

Uncle Trepp stops by to gloat about his MVP. Stephanie Perque also in the studio to represent for Swaggerettes! Nick still is looking for solid financial advice in the wrong places, and another session of Looks Like.

Coastal Communities Weigh Health Risks as Public Beaches Open As beaches and other outdoor spaces around the country open to the public, it's worth asking: is there a way to enjoy these spaces responsibly during a pandemic? What COVID-19 Looks Like in Indonesia We head over to Indonesia, where the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 has been steadily growing, while cases in other parts of Southeast Asia have been decreasing.   COVID-19 Gives New Urgency to Doctors Running for Office COVID-19 has given us all a newfound appreciation for health care workers. But could that kind of enthusiasm translate into votes?

Coastal Communities Weigh Health Risks as Public Beaches Open As beaches and other outdoor spaces around the country open to the public, it's worth asking: is there a way to enjoy these spaces responsibly during a pandemic? What COVID-19 Looks Like in Indonesia We head over to Indonesia, where the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 has been steadily growing, while cases in other parts of Southeast Asia have been decreasing.   COVID-19 Gives New Urgency to Doctors Running for Office COVID-19 has given us all a newfound appreciation for health care workers. But could that kind of enthusiasm translate into votes?

wake up Waking up is not just about us. It's not just about an individual. Waking up might be a an individual journey, but the result of our waking in our own lives is a gift to the collective society and it guides the energy for where society moves next. If you would like to actively participate in the direction that society moves, then we must wake up, we must be mindful for that will encourage more people to wake up more people to be mindful in their lives, which will encourage better, more mindful choices for all of society." .40 - It's time to maybe start thinking about maybe how we can take advantage of this period of time in a way that we haven't quite yet. 2:00 - Why Now is the Best Time to Wake Up - Introduction "We are here as souls in order to wake up. It's interesting to think that we are asleep. I know that that sounds weird. Of course, we're awake. Of course, we're moving through our days. Of course, we know our name and we know the date but there's a difference between simply going through our lives on autopilot and kind of just one foot in front of the other "the next right thing" as I call it, and actively choosing each moment of each day as a fresh new experience. 4:00 - Not fitting in "And yet most of us start to settle into what society has decided what is culturally accepted. And the more we do that, the more we're just going to fit in to the crowd, the less likely we will be living our true soul path. Because I promise you this—somebody who is living their lives aligned with their souls. Someone who is awake and conscious and mindful, isn't going to fit in. They're going to stand out in some quirky ways. They're going to have something about them, that maybe you just can't put your finger on, but they just don't necessarily do what you expect or say, what, what you what you might want them to." 6:16 - Authentic Life "It's so unusual to encounter somebody who is willing to be authentic to to express how they really feel without sort of, well now I'm at work and this is the persona I wear. And now I'm with my family and this is the persona I wear. These personas are what I call "skin:s are exhausting. They fatigue every single system of our body. And most importantly, I suppose they they hide our souls, they cover up our souls, they muffle our souls. So if we're waking up, part of that process means to be living authentically, to be true to our emotions and how we're feeling, to speak truth, to be an embodiment of our truth, and to not let social norms and expectations always trump that." 8:04 - Waking up Looks Like... "So this is what waking up looks like. It's about authentic presentation of ourselves, authentic acceptance of our emotions, a kind of wholeness in our being a connection of body, mind and soul that all comes together to to be in this life that expresses and experiences each moment as original as fresh and ripe for opportunity. This is really hard to do in normal life because life is moving so fast. And it's just one thing after the next after the next meeting, upon meeting after conference call, and then the rush hour drive home and then, you know, making dinner getting the kids ready. It's just this merry go round of busyness." 9:00 - First Reason Why - We are all slowing down "And so this is the first reason that right now is the best time to wake up to move on this path of saying, I'm alive. And I have emotions and I have thoughts and they might not always point in the same direction as everybody else is facing. It's a good time, because when things slow down, we can observe more closely. It's really hard—if you picture a merry go round—to spot the faces that are going around and around. But as it starts to slow down, you can start to recognize some of the different faces. Imagine that these faces are your emotions, your feelings, your thoughts, the parts of you that are just moving through life so quickly a smile frown a sadness, an anger,

What Is A System?Business systems are designed to connect all of an organizations operational parts into steps and procedures that work together to create effective business strategy. Any business has a business process, but how effective is it? How operational is it? How much management does it take? When answering the question what is a system, consider what area of your business need to be systematized first.Systems ThinkingSystems thinking is the idea of structuring your thinking around creating systems. What is your current business process and what parts are not working? What areas of day-to-day business need to undergo business process improvement? Or are there parts of your business that lack structure and system completely? Are development of systems within our business took time and many years, but it started with minor improvement to client complaints and daily inefficiencies that were holding our business back.Can your business pass the “what if I wasn’t here test”? On this episode we are diving deep into business systems; how we got started, what we’ve implemented, what doesn’t work, the importance of systematization.  Episode Breakdown -00:40 What Are Business Systems?01:20 All Businesses Have Systems02:24 What Areas Of Business Need To Be Systematized?03:30 Systems Reduce Stress04:43 Systems Help Replace You06:48 Organized Truck Triggers Need For Systems10:05 The Beginning Journey Of Our Systematization15:50 Step 1 – Put It On Paper16:20 The E Myth Book17:05 We Lose Money Without Processes18:35 “What If I Wasn’t Here?” Test22:42 What Do I Do To Make Something Better?23:56 Systems Create Predictable Experience For Customers24:34 Inefficiencies In Businesses Exposed27:23 “Your Business Will Expose Where You Need Next System”29:42 Not Fun To Be Always Be In Startup30:30 “I Am The Only One Who Can Do It”31:48 Job Time Studies In Field Formula34:02 Anything Can Be Reduced To Systems35:20 Systems Born Out Of Complaints Or Inefficiencies36:24 Systems Need Awesome Training38:00 Implementation – Systems Don’t Replace Management   39:30 Measure Everything (In Marketing)!41:38 Franchising Eliminates Pain Of Systemizing45:12 Franchise Day 1 Looks Like 15 Years Business49:06 Franchise % Is Less Than Sales Tax50:06 Elimination Of Hiring Several Roles52:00 How Long Does Creating Systems Take?54:40 No Growth = No Opportunity55:23 Growth Without Systems Is Very Fragile57:18 Systems Make The World Go Round

Puerto Rico Still Lagging Behind on Coronavirus Testing Puerto Rico currently has the lowest per capita testing rate, compared with any U.S. state. Tampa Mayor Jane Castor on her Approach to Flatten the Curve As one of the hardest-hit states, Florida had a delayed response in issuing a statewide stay-at-home order.  Grieving in the Time of COVID-19 Of all the things we're trying to adapt to in isolation, grieving might be the most difficult. We’ve asked our listeners to share their stories of loss and grief with us. What COVID-19 Looks Like in the Occupied Palestinian Territories While COVID-19 has been kept relatively under control in the occupied Palestinian territories, a move severe outbreak could threaten an already strained medical system. Why Is There So Much Pressure to Be Productive During the Pandemic? Mental strain from quarantine is making daily life harder as traditional and social media pressure people to self-improve and be productive during this time.

Puerto Rico Still Lagging Behind on Coronavirus Testing Puerto Rico currently has the lowest per capita testing rate, compared with any U.S. state. Tampa Mayor Jane Castor on her Approach to Flatten the Curve As one of the hardest-hit states, Florida had a delayed response in issuing a statewide stay-at-home order.  Grieving in the Time of COVID-19 Of all the things we're trying to adapt to in isolation, grieving might be the most difficult. We’ve asked our listeners to share their stories of loss and grief with us. What COVID-19 Looks Like in the Occupied Palestinian Territories While COVID-19 has been kept relatively under control in the occupied Palestinian territories, a move severe outbreak could threaten an already strained medical system. Why Is There So Much Pressure to Be Productive During the Pandemic? Mental strain from quarantine is making daily life harder as traditional and social media pressure people to self-improve and be productive during this time.

WHAT is Darkweb, Deep Web or Marine Web? How it All Started? how to Visit it? How it Looks Like? Is It even Legal? This Podcast will Answer every Question Related to Darkweb , Deep web and Marine Web ! This is Episode 1 Season 1 Of My Darkweb Stories Podcast

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Looks Like the World is Being Locked Down, Quarantined While We Deal with this Corona Virus. Thought I'd Mix Up A Little Something to Help Pass the Time & Bring the Vibes. Enjoy. Follow Me on Instagram/Twitter @djSinToronto Common - Invocation (Kariz's Edit) Mobb Deep - Temperature's Rising Jay Z - Dead Presidents 2 Nas - The World Is Yours The Fugees - Ready Or Not Kris Kross - Tonites Tha Night AZ - Sugar Hill De La Soul - Itzsoweezee De La Soul feat Common - The Bizness Nas - It Ain't Hard To Tell Mobb Deep - Hell On Earth Redman & Method Man - How High (Remix) (reFRESH Edit) A Tribe Called Quest - Jazz Bahamadia - Uknowhowwedu Jay Z - It's Like That Gang Starr - Discipline A Tribe Called Quest - Stressed Out The Roots - What They Do (reFRESH Edit) Souls Of Mischeif - Never No More Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Ghettos Of The Mind A Tribe Called Quest - Like It Like That Mobb Deep - Drink Away The Pain Mobb Deep - Give Up The Goods (Dj Sin Edit) De La Soul - Breakadawn Grand Puba - I Like It Common - The Light Gang Starr - Code Of The Streets Del tha Funkee Homosapien - Catch A Bad One Digable Planets - Rebirth of Slick Mobb Deep - Quiet Storm A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation Masta Ace Incorporated - The INC Ride Pete Rock & CL Smooth - Straighten It Out A.D.O.R. - Let It All Hang Out Black Moon - Who Got The Props Gang Starr - Just To Get A Rep Slick Rick feat Big Boi - Street Talkin Souls Of Mischief - 93 'til Infinity Pete Rock & CL Smooth - They Reminisce Over You ***BONUS TRACK***

Hey ya'll its been a while. Looks Like we are doing a reboot and its only episode 2. In this episode we talk about the podcast expectation and what its like to be a film maker in this day and age. Also we hit on some of the cool gear that has happened in 2019.

Yvette McQueen, MD is a global physician on a mission to education about health, travel wellness and disease prevention.  She is an Emergency Medicine Physician and Travel Doctor, working as a physician across the US and the Caribbean.  In her... The post Diversity in Travel: What a Doctor Looks Like appeared first on FemInEM.

In this week's episode of creativity sparks, Susan and Laura discuss their personal quests for authenticity and the dissonance felt when What it Feels Like on the Inside doesn't match What it Looks Like on the Outside. Fresh examples of this dynamic include Game of Thrones's Emilia Clarke, Anne Hathaway's Oscar acceptance, and Marlene Dietrich's cabaret performances. They also find sparks in family history when the discovery of the Women's Timber Corp in the UK during WWII, a.k.s the Lumber Jills leads to a search for a personal connection to the Civilian Conservation Corp in the US.

Seahawks Jarran Reed Suspended 6 Games Pacquiao Wants to Own a Pro Team Nervous As Heck, Shane Lowry Wins Open James Harden Says He Has A New Move that Looks Like a Travel, But Ain’t OBJ Say’s He Was Disrespected In NY And, more...

3 Invaluable Lessons from Kristin Scroggin You’ve got to have a plan for attracting and retaining top Millennial talent. The people with the most influence are those that have the money and those that have the power - Millennials have the power right now in sheer numbers. If you’re not willing to adapt and spend money on training to work with Millennials you will be dealing with high turnover.   This week, host Sue Dyer speaks with Kristin Scroggin the differences between the generations and the key differences between millennials and other generations. Learn how to engage the millennials on your team and to retain them and mitigate turnover. Subscribe to Construction Dream Team For the first time ever, we are offering a beta-test of the Project Scorecard for everyone to use on their project, not just our clients.  If you are interested in being a part of this beta test, contact Sue Dyer, suedyer@constructiondreamteam.com. About Guest Kristin Scroggin (1:40) Kristin Scroggin will be the keynote speaker at the Collaboration 2019 International Partnering Institute Conference. Kristin started a company called GenY Communication Strategies. Kristin has her Master’s in Communication Studies, her Bachelor’s in Communication Arts and has been a communications lecturer at the University of Alabama for the last eleven years. Her passion is generational diversity.   Kristin’s Journey to Becoming the Founder of GenY Communication Strategies (3:25) Kristin was originally a communications lecturer and she wanted to make all of her students love her so they would want to get the best performance out of them – it didn’t work She wanted to figure out how to get her millennial students to reach their maximum capacity and started researching Millennials, then moved on to other generations to explain generational differences She’s worked with all the branches of NASA, military defense, hospitals, construction, Alabama linemen, and Solid waste   The Definition of Millennials and Other Generations (6:45)   Millennials are anyone born between 1985 and 2005 Kristin’s company looks at “micro-generations” in 5- to 7-year increments because things change rapidly They look at how kids are raised to see why they are how they are Millennials were raised by Flower Children (the hippies of the 60’s and 70’s), the iGen generation was raised by GenX The iGen are the first group since the GI Bill with an interest in returning to trade so we need to start focusing on high-school kids Why Should We Focus on Millennials? (10:30) About 46% of the American population is under 33 years of age Companies are alienating the new generation that’s coming in, but to stay afloat, you need to attract the top of the generation The Millennial generation is 86 million - the largest generation we’ve ever had There will be a massive flip in the way work is done when Millennials get fiscal power 2030 is the year where things will flip dramatically to Millennial power Millennials will stay in power for pretty much their entire career   How Millennials Became So Different? (15:25) Almost everything that we hate about the Millennials is what we as a culture put in place. We pushed self-esteem on this generation and now their rates and standards are extremely high, they won’t just put up with things.  Millennials have taken to hear the complaints from their parents that they heard as children and have responded accordingly.  For instance, the parents of the Millennials had an extremely high divorce rate so many Millennials don’t marry until later or have kids.  We’ve watered down what it means to be excellent, the parents of Millennials decided to give participation trophies, not the Millennials themselves.   What is an Action Plan to Take to be More Effective with Millennials? (20:24) The younger generation has not been refined or polished because we’ve removed the tribal style of learning and refining and disempowered refiners We need to mentor/be a Coach to the Millennials You have to train people on soft skills - the Millennial generation is great at knowledge, but they’re missing wisdom   How to Approach Learning with Millennials (24:25) We have to build rapport and relationships with our employees. You have to get people to respect you before you put a lot of commands on them. “Just because I said so” doesn’t work for this generation because that’s not what their parents said to them.  A lot of why we make people wait is because we went through the same thing - the waiting game. Millennials walk away from jobs with a lot less threat because the nest they land back in is very soft.  If we don’t modify in order to attract and maintain the top, we will have to deal with the bottom of the barrel.  We are going to have to provide more training, continuous feedback, and catch them doing right as often as we catch them doing wrong.    What it Looks Like to Mentor a Millennial (31:10)   Millennials work really hard for two characteristics: Someone they respect that’s consistent, even-tempered, and authentic. They need to be a little bit afraid of you, there has to be a respect line that has been drawn.   The Challenges Kristin Has Faced and How She Improved (33:02)   Her original idea was to bring in some of her former students, train them, and then farm them out. All of those people were Millennials and both of the people managing them had very different management styles. The Millennials were not working well for the more rigid manager, and Kristin had to have a conversation with the other manager. Kristin was frustrated on both ends:  with the hyper-office mindset and also with the Millennial side - you have to find the happy medium that works the best for your corporate culture.    What Are the Differences Between the Generations? (40:40)   First ½ Baby Boomers (64 – 74 years old): Raised by traditionalists, the older ones went off to WWII. They were pressured to get a job. Their job and identity are intertwined, and competition is huge for them. Second ½ Baby Boomers (54 – 64 years old): Raised by hippies and HR emerges from this generation - they appeal to the whole self and building rapport. This generation would love to retire but can’t. They got hit hard in the recession. GenX (44 – 54 years old): The least collectivistic of all of the groups of people. Most want to come in, do their work and go home. Xennials (34 – 44 years old): Latchkey children, won’t tolerate micro-managing.  They don’t need social elements of generations. iGen’s (23-13-year-olds): They’re a boomerang. They don’t want to be like the older millennials and are completely addicted to their cell phones. GenZ (13-year-olds and below): They’ve experienced life post-9/11.  Parents want them to be super independent. If that child was born to people later in life, they’ll still be bubble wrapped vs. children coming in now who will have more freedom.   Contact Kristin Website: https://www.genwhycommunications.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/genwhycommunications/ Instagram: @genwhycommunications Twitter: twitter.com/genwhytraining   Resources for Listeners   Recommended Podcast: genTHEM Podcast Now What Workbook   Construction Nation! Dream Teams don’t just happen they are built one step at a time. Find all of the resources that have been recommended by our guests on our website on the Resources page, https://constructiondreamteam.com/resources/

Become a RunOut Rope Gun! Support our podcast and increase your RunOut runtime. Bonus episodes, AMA, and more will be available to our Rope Guns. Thank you for your support! http://patreon.com/runoutpodcast Contact us Send ideas, voicemail, feedback and more. andrew@runoutpodcast.com // chris@runoutpodcast.com The post RunOut #25: Dude, Looks Like a Slaydie Episode appeared first on The RunOut Podcast.

06-16-2019 - Genesis 22 - What it Looks Like to Be a Godly Father - Guest Pastor Scott Pomeroy

06-16-2019 - Genesis 22 - What it Looks Like to Be a Godly Father - Guest Pastor Scott Pomeroy

All We Heard Before the Regular Season was Reds need to start off Hot. That Didn't Happen So Now What? Is It Time To Panic or Do We till Believe in this team? Looks Like the UCLA Job is Still Available, does Mick still want that job or No? Plus My Producer Tarren Bland gives us a Wrestlemania 35 Preview and why I Wish The Benglas would do something the Jets did last night.

Many egg-cellent observations occur in this ovular, egg-citing episode! Heh, puns. 0:22:20 Massive security breach - emails and passwords from around the web. 0:31:00 New feature to Facebook - post events to your story. 0:35:59 65+ shares more fake news than any other age group. 0:53:23 Photo of an egg has captured the most liked image on Instagram ,hedging out Kylie Jenner and her baby. 1:00:29 Google Chrome to block spammy ads in the summer of 2019. 1:04:58 Disney's acquisition of Fox to finalize early March. 1:05:13 Gambit, Dr. Doom, and X-Force movies are dead. RIP. 1:06:06 Uncharted movie gets new director, Dan Trachtenberg. 1:06:19 Peter Sollett to direct Minecraft movie. 1:06:40 Detective Pikachu toy line. 1:09:49 Ivan and Jason Reitman to bring new Ghostbusters film to the screen. 1:11:34 Super blood Moon Jan 20-21st. 1:12:04 Mortal Kombat 11 Trailers. 1:13:12 Reiko Kodama to be honored with the Pioneer Award. Live Show https://youtu.be/13cfpS1hlko Germinal Links! Looks Like the Yolk's on Us! Interested in writing geek-centric articles? Got a fever to let your inner writer out? Email us with an article to be published for thousands of readers to see! CHECK OUT OUR AWESOME merch! https://www.duelingogres.com/bazaar-dueling-ogres-store/ SMASH ALL THOSE social media LIKES AND SHARES AND retweets and pins and SUBSCRIBES FOREVER! They help us stay alive one more day! Literally, there are larger ogres over us. They're ruthless and terrifying. We cry tears of blood! CALL or TEXT us so we can play/read your question on air @ !! (Intro uses the "" track by Kevin Macleod (). Licensed under . Outtro: , licensed under .)

Coming to terms with your identity can be a struggle in and of itself, but when you add the perceived and real reactions of the people around you, it can seem nearly impossible. Brandon Meneses is a bright, caring, and spiritual young man who is full of life, energy, and focuses on being intentional and manifesting the life he wants to live. But he wasn’t always this way. Brandon struggled with his identity since he was in kindergarten. Realizing that he liked boys confused him and he was unsure how to approach his new sexuality. This led him down a path of depression because he wasn’t living his fullest truth but couldn’t see how to embrace his identity. His depression took a suicidal turn and in his darkest moment contemplated taking his own life while holding a knife to his wrists. This was a turning point for him and he slowly started coming out to his family and friends. Today, Brandon lives an open, happy, and healthy life as a real estate agent in South Florida. On this episode, we’re talking about why it’s important to live your fullest truth and how you can embrace coming out. Our goal is to help support and shower you with love. To show you that it’s okay to own your sexuality. We’re also exploring how we, as allies, friends, and family, can support someone coming out. Brandon also talks about when, why, and how you can start to come out to your loved ones and what to do if someone isn’t accepting of your sexuality. Have you ever struggled with your sexuality or identity? Do you know how to help someone through difficult times? How do you talk to your children about sexual identity? Leave me a comment on the episode page! In This Episode: What happens when you come out What it’s like to realize the difference between liking hanging out with the guys and liking the boys How being in the closet can affect your mental health and lead to depression How you can help people through a coming out or transition Why it’s important to have open, encouraging conversations with your children How to create safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community and those coming out How representation can help young people learning about their identities can ease the process of coming out Quotes: “Strength and really knowing that you’re enough is so powerful.” (16:12) “I hope that when people hear this podcast they go, “Wow, someone else understands me!” And I think that’s the first step: for people to know that they’re not alone.” (21:13) “Looking back at it, I would tell my mom to just let that little kid be the Queen that he thinks he is.” (28:38) “Once I came out, I could put all of my energy into being the best me I could be.” (39:37) Links Follow Brandon Meneses on Facebook | Instagram Find The J Alexander Group Online | Facebook   If you liked this episode, you should probably check out these past episodes: 012: How to Confront Sexual Trauma & The Road to Recovery with Alison Forsyth 010: Finding Your True Light in Darkness with Erica Marie Wigley 002: What it Looks Like to Keep Fighting When Times Get Tough with Sifu Alex Richter   Come hang out with an amazing group of badass women in a private, supportive community, Bad-Ass Women Owning Sexy Check out the full show notes for this episode! Keep up with me and everything Trauma To Triumph Follow me on Instagram | Facebook  

This week on Washington City Podcast, we look at a slew of bills the Council considered during a mammoth legislative day. The Council got into, among other things, Metro fare evasion, the statute of limitations for prosecuting sexual abuse, who gets to vote, and hedgehog ownership. Host Will Warren catches you up on all that before Food Editor Laura Hayes joins him to discuss her cover story on mental health in D.C.'s restaurant industry. Later in the episode, Sports Editor Kelyn Soong interviews Neal Henderson. Henderson is the founder of the Fort Dupont Ice Hockey Club and was a finalist for the NHL's prestigious community award this year. The pair talked about his life as a hockey coach and fan as a part of our annual People Issue. Stories in this episode: Jump the Metro Gate and You Might As Well Be Taking $2 Out of Councilmember Jack Evans’ Wallet Actually, Looks Like the D.C. Council May Not Give 16-Year-Olds the Right to Vote D.C. Council Pushes Forward Bill to End Statute of Limitations for Prosecuting Sexual Abuse D.C. Council Passes Controversial Home-Sharing Regulations Sonic Had His Day at the Dais: D.C. Council Moves Toward Legalizing Pet Hedgehogs Workers Staffing D.C.'s Restaurant Boom Seek Ways To Care For Their Mental Health The People Issue 2018 Music for this episode was by Lee Rosevere and Jahzzar, used under the Creative Commons license.

Sex is a beautiful gift from God. As Christian’s we have God’s permission to enjoy sex within our marriages – God invented it. We can learn not just to enjoy it but delight in intimacy with our husbands Martha Peace shares: The physical union of husband and wife is designed by God to meet God-given desire for companionship, to protect the husband and wife from temptation, and for the mutual giving and receiving of great pleasure and joy between the husband and wife. Companionship is strengthened by the private, intimate, physical bond of a married couple. Even as Christians we can too easily let the world or other voices in the church give us our view of sex when it has to come from God’s Word. God’s Word is sufficient in all ways and especially and even in our sexual relationship with our husband. Resources: Thankful Homemaker on Instagram Homemaking Ministries 2018 Online Conference - The Deep Dive Summit Marriage Series at the Blog My Favorite Resources on Sex and Sexual Intimacy in Marriage The Excellent Wife: A Biblical Perspective by Martha Peace Intended for Pleasure: Sex Technique and Sexual Fulfillment in Christian Marriage by Ed Wheat Intimate Issues: 21 Questions Christian Women Ask About Sex by Linda Dillow and Lorraine Pintus When Sinners Say I Do by Dave Harvey Rekindling the Romance: Loving the Love of Your Life by Dennis & Barbara Rainey A Celebration of Sex: A Guide to Enjoying God's Gift of Sexual Intimacy by Dr. Doug Rosenau Strengthening Your Marriage by Wayne Mack The Intimate Marriage: A Practical Guide to Building a Great Marriage by R. C. Sproul My Abortion story & Why I Counsel at Abortuariesat Thankful Homemaker The Devilish Puppet Master of the Word-Faith Movementsermon at Grace to You on False Prophets Weekend to Remember from Family Life Today Podcast Ep. 35: Marriage Series #2 - To Love Their Husbands at Thankful Homemaker Podcast Ep. 17: What it Looks Like to Cherish Our Husbands at Thankful Homemaker Follow Thankful Homemaker at: Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter Subscribe to the blog to never miss a post here.  For all the show notes, quotes and resources head to ThankfulHomemaker.com  

07 - 08 - 18 That's What it Looks Like 1 Samuel 27 by Carpenter's Way Church

That's What it Looks Like by Carpenter's Way Church

That's What it Looks Like by Carpenter's Way Church

11-5-17 That's What it Looks Like... (Ruth 2:3-23) by Carpenter's Way Church

Hour 1: 1. STL – Thing In The Mirraw 2. George Fitzgerald – Hindsight (Catz ‘n Dogz Edit) 3. Looks Like – Control 4. Aiken - Magnetism 5. Ben Long – Munitions 2 6. Mark Broom - Witch 7. Shlomi Aber - Camouflage 8. Chrisitan Piers – Detachment (Trevino Remix) 9. PAS – Function 4 (James Ruskin Rework) 10. Patrik Carrera - Vacant 11. Johannes Volk – Wrong Prophecy 12. Pacou - 9616 13. Noncompliant – More Than Surviving (Ambivalent Remix) 14. Aiken - Inertia

Spoiler Alert! This podcast includes discussion of the most recent events in HBO's Game of Thrones. If you are not current with the series and don't wish to be spoiled, come back and listen when you are current. We'll be hear waiting!Otherwise Matt is joined by Donald (@donaldjr on twitter) to discuss what we know about the White Walkers and how much we really don't know enough. Plus we play the "Looks Like" game and take in some feedback. There is a discussion after the end music regarding ASOIAF specific points regarding the White Walkers as well.If you have the time please take a moment to leave a written review of the podcast on your podcast app. Find those links, all back episodes, as well as social media and contact links at podcastwinterfell.commp3 You can find the article Pat mentioned in his feedback here:https://patricksponaugle.com/game-of-thrones/

This is the sermon from our Thursday evening service on 12/22/2016 titled "What it Looks Like to Meet Jesus" on John 4 with Pastor Greg Denham.

On this episode of Working File, which is actually the first one we ever recorded, we’re joined by Satchell Drakes and Jen Mussari to discuss being a designer in the public eye. How is being a famous designer different than being a famous dentist? Is one particular personality type or kind of design work rewarded by social media? What are we saying when we only show our polished, perfect selves online? Links Satchell’s Video on That Dragon, Cancer Charity Water Small City — Jen's Studio in Brooklyn “Being a famous designer is like being a famous dentist.” — Noreen Morioka Neil deGrasse Tyson The Kanye West Wiz Khalifa Twitter Beef of 2016 What it Looks Like on Reply All Jamie Keiles on Instagram Depressiongrams 24 Creative Pros Get Real About Their 2016 Goals on HOW (see: Dylan Lathrop’s response) Creativity and Depression Clients from Hell Bruno Munari’s Children’s Books CSS for Babies James Victore — The Dinner Series Design Matters with Debbie Millman Bioshock Infinite Developing Taste Jen’s Instagram Account The Gap by Ira Glass Grace Bonney interview with The Great Discontent

In this week’s show, Daniel Short recaps College Football & NFL games, the Big 12 announces it will not expand, Kaepernick somewhat impresses in first start, Dak Prescott or Tony Romo? Did the Houston Texans make a mistake signing Brock Osweiler? Are the Patriots a guaranteed lock for the Super Bowl? Also, the top three questions entering the NBA season. All in this episode, plus more! - CFB Recap & Predictions - The Big 12 Looks Like the Worst Conference - SEC Bias in AP Poll Rant & Ramble - Giants’ Eli Manning “Sick of (Beckham’s) Antics” - Controversial Game Between Falcons & Seahawks - Texans Regret Signing Osweiler? - Dak vs Romo – Final Answer - New England Patriots Look Like A Lock for the Super Bowl - Top 3 Questions Entering the 2016-17 NBA Season LAST WEEK: Get 20% off & FREE Shipping using Promo Code - SHORTSPORTS at www.Sleefs.com Listen here: http://www.spreaker.com/user/theshortsportsshow http://www.iheart.com/talk/show/53-The-Short-Sports-Show/ Support The Short Sports Show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheShortSportsShow Follow Me on Twitter: @ShortSportsShow Download Today's & Past Podcast On iTunes!!! Add us on SnapChat: @shortsports7 My YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/theshortsportsshow Become A Fan On Facebook: www.facebook.com/theshortsportsshow Change your lifestyle for the better with InnerGrind: https://www.facebook.com/InnerGrind http://www.innergrind.com/ https://twitter.com/innergrind https://www.instagram.com/innergrind/

On March 12, 1909, The Arizona Gazette published an article titled, "G. E. Kincaid Reaches Yuma." It was a short, mildly interesting announcement that Mr. "Kincaid" was only the second person to make the perilous boat trip down the entire course of the Colorado River, starting from Green River, Wyoming and eventually reaching Yuma, Arizona. A feat worthy of mention in the papers of course, but aside from stating that he took over 700 photographs and "Some interesting archaeological discoveries were unearthed," there was not much indication of the news which was to come next. Twenty four days later, on April 5, 1909, the newspaper ran a follow-up to their first article on the adventurous Mr. Kincaid, except this time it was full, front-page coverage on just what discoveries he'd unearthed previously. This article (also uncredited) reported that along with "G.E. Kinkaid" (his name now spelled with a "k") a "Professor S.A. Jordan" and a team from the Smithsonian had investigated what appeared to be a large network of tunnels and rooms, some filled with ancient mummies and artifacts that did not appear to be from the Western Hemisphere. And that was the end of the story. No further stories were printed by the newspaper, no knowledge by the Smithsonian about any such expedition, and no one knows if "Kinkaid" or "Jordan" ever existed, let alone the cave itself. That leaves us with two questions: is this story real, and if real, what would be the implications to world history? Tonight's Quote: "First, I would impress that the cavern is nearly inaccessible. The entrance is 1,486 feet down the sheer canyon wall. It is located on government land and no visitor will be allowed there under penalty of trespass." "G.E. Kincaid," Explorer, referring to a cave full of anomalous artifacts he discovered in the Grand Canyon. Show Links: We've found that some sites are not showing these links as clickable unless they are URLs, so until those outlets improve their show notes section, we are providing actual URLs next to the clickable description of each link to make things easier for our listeners! THE DEVIL IN THE DINER - http://bit.ly/1T0vNNv -- An animated short by Peter Sabatino & Zeke O'Donnell and the first video on our newly launched YouTube channel as mentioned in the intro of this episode. Blog entry containing a photocopy image of the first AZ Gazette article to mention "G.E. Kincaid" http://bit.ly/1V2PzGA Text of the 1st Arizona Gazette article that mentions "Kincaid's" trip, from The Isis Journals website http://bit.ly/1JVQkkc Text of the 2nd AZ Gazette article describing "G.E. Kinkaid's" find http://bit.ly/1PiJnpk "Canyonitis: Seeing evidence of ancient Egypt in the Grand Canyon" by Philip Coppens http://bit.ly/1NgNPnc Article on io9 about Kinkaid's Cave http://bit.ly/1nuIUdH David Hatcher Childress' article on the Kinkaid Cave http://bit.ly/1JdJlTw "The Location of Kincaid's 'Cave' Revealed" by Jack Andrews http://bit.ly/1KnT70v Ancient American magazine http://bit.ly/1P1s28C "Egyptian Grand Canyon Connection" - article by CNY Artifact Recovery http://bit.ly/1Qaakig “Looks Like a Mulhatton Story” from the Grand Canyon Historical Society newsletter by Don Lago http://bit.ly/1SZozt3 Hoaxes of Joseph Mulhattan http://bit.ly/1OBATdI "Joe Mulhatton" article in The Chicago Tribune, dated April 22, 1891 http://trib.in/1PBSSR0 Larry Walters, the "Lawn Chair Pilot" http://bit.ly/23aOMt7 Reprints of the Gazette's articles and brief commentary from Jason Colavito http://bit.ly/1RQ0tBQ Jason Colavito's critical view of the legend http://bit.ly/1JdJlTw John Wesley Powell http://bit.ly/1Zx3Ht0 Brief history of the Smithsonian Institution http://s.si.edu/1OtSVBA Cataldo Mission http://bit.ly/1Kodc6M The El Tovar Hotel http://bit.ly/1OsSbvz The Mississippian Culture of North America http://bit.ly/1ZxDbzy Russell Burrrows' Cave http://bit.ly/1P1KJt3 Aztalan State Park in Wisc...

In this space-themed episode, Tom and Zach wrap up season 1 of TallCast with a discussion of Interstellar, time dilation, Elon Musk, and the colonization of Mars. Warning: This episode spoils parts of Interstellar, which we recommend you consider watching beforehand. A note for sciency people: Zach knows about special relativity, but chose not to get into it in favor of focusing on general relativity, which is relevant to the film. Links: The Song from Fantastic Four (2015) Interstellar IMDB Page (currently #29) 2001: A Space Odyssey IMDB Page (currently #94) Zach's Image of The Saturn Nebula How DLP Projectors Work Google in 2011 Google in 1998 Video From Episode 2 Adobe Premiere Sony Vegas Adobe Audition Audacity Jonathan Nolan Nolan's Deathbed Scenes: 1 2 3 4 5 Dark Knight Rises Preview Bane Voice Comparison First Shot List of Books in the Bookcase (no Grapes of Wrath) Interstellar Teaser Inception Teaser The Science of Interstellar 'One Big Lie' Science Fiction Concept The Dodge Truck The Carhartt Jacket Matt Damon Makes His Entrance Tusk Kevin Smith Kevin James Yoga Hosers Harley Quinn Smith Moose Jaws Spider Robot Spider Robot Toy Will Smith Turned Down Neo for Wild Wild West Wired Article about Jaimie Mantzel Burning his Degree Traversable Wormholes Exotic Matter Supermassive Black Hole Supermassive Black Hole (song) The Water Planet Grey-haired David Gyasi Gravitational Time Dilation Inverse Square Law in Gravitation LEO Microgravity Technically, we are Orbiting a Supermassive Black Hole Multilateration (not Triangulation) Zach's GPS Example Airplane Relativity Experiment Fastest in Space: Helios 2 (43.63 mi/s or 70.22 km/s) Fastest on Earth: A Manhole Cover (> 41 mi/s or 66 km/s) Voyager 1 (11 mi/s or 17 km/s) Gravity Assist Maneuver Wait But Why xkcd Wait But Why Elon Musk Part 1, Part 2 (Tesla), Part 3(Mars) Wait But Why Superintelligent AI Part 1, Part 2 Looks Like the Quote wasn't Einstein's Energy Densities of Common Energy Storage Materials Submarine Commander who Prevented Nuclear War Soviet Missile Commander who Prevented Nuclear War Norwegian Rocket Which almost Started Nuclear War Bomb Accidentally Dropped in South Carolina Extinction Events Distance to Mars All Planets Fit Between the Earth and the Moon Venera Soviet Missions Pictures from the Surface of Venus NASA did go to Venus Once Balloon Colony on Venus Columbia (from Bioshock Infinite) Moon Colonization Planetary Resources (Asteroid Mining) NASA Budget over Time Us Military: "Let's Blow Up the Moon" xkcd: Fundamental Forces Black Mass Spectre The Martian The Revenant

In this space-themed episode, Tom and Zach wrap up season 1 of TallCast with a discussion of Interstellar, time dilation, Elon Musk, and the colonization of Mars. Warning: This episode spoils parts of Interstellar, which we recommend you consider watching beforehand. A note for sciency people: Zach knows about special relativity, but chose not to get into it in favor of focusing on general relativity, which is relevant to the film. Links: The Song from Fantastic Four (2015) Interstellar IMDB Page (currently #29) 2001: A Space Odyssey IMDB Page (currently #94) Zach's Image of The Saturn Nebula How DLP Projectors Work Google in 2011 Google in 1998 Video From Episode 2 Adobe Premiere Sony Vegas Adobe Audition Audacity Jonathan Nolan Nolan's Deathbed Scenes: 1 2 3 4 5 Dark Knight Rises Preview Bane Voice Comparison First Shot List of Books in the Bookcase (no Grapes of Wrath) Interstellar Teaser Inception Teaser The Science of Interstellar 'One Big Lie' Science Fiction Concept The Dodge Truck The Carhartt Jacket Matt Damon Makes His Entrance Tusk Kevin Smith Kevin James Yoga Hosers Harley Quinn Smith Moose Jaws Spider Robot Spider Robot Toy Will Smith Turned Down Neo for Wild Wild West Wired Article about Jaimie Mantzel Burning his Degree Traversable Wormholes Exotic Matter Supermassive Black Hole Supermassive Black Hole (song) The Water Planet Grey-haired David Gyasi Gravitational Time Dilation Inverse Square Law in Gravitation LEO Microgravity Technically, we are Orbiting a Supermassive Black Hole Multilateration (not Triangulation) Zach's GPS Example Airplane Relativity Experiment Fastest in Space: Helios 2 (43.63 mi/s or 70.22 km/s) Fastest on Earth: A Manhole Cover (> 41 mi/s or 66 km/s) Voyager 1 (11 mi/s or 17 km/s) Gravity Assist Maneuver Wait But Why xkcd Wait But Why Elon Musk Part 1, Part 2 (Tesla), Part 3(Mars) Wait But Why Superintelligent AI Part 1, Part 2 Looks Like the Quote wasn't Einstein's Energy Densities of Common Energy Storage Materials Submarine Commander who Prevented Nuclear War Soviet Missile Commander who Prevented Nuclear War Norwegian Rocket Which almost Started Nuclear War Bomb Accidentally Dropped in South Carolina Extinction Events Distance to Mars All Planets Fit Between the Earth and the Moon Venera Soviet Missions Pictures from the Surface of Venus NASA did go to Venus Once Balloon Colony on Venus Columbia (from Bioshock Infinite) Moon Colonization Planetary Resources (Asteroid Mining) NASA Budget over Time Us Military: "Let's Blow Up the Moon" xkcd: Fundamental Forces Black Mass Spectre The Martian The Revenant

В этом выпуске у Дениса Melody в гостях Volodey из Новосибирска.  Volodey track list: 01. EVOX - Corcovado (Volodey Swingsynth Remix) 02. Volodey - Gruving With Followers (Original Mix) 03. Abramasi - Atlet (Volodey remake) 04. Jelly For The Babies - Time Traveler (Volodey Remix) 05. Volodey - Space (Original Mix) 06. Therr Maitz − Feeling Good Tonight (Volodey remix) 07. Ideology Of Sound - Jomas iela (Volodey Mix) 08. Volodey - Bogota (Original Mix) 09. Volodey - Double (Original Mix) 10. Volodey - Zlodey (Original Mix) 11. Volodey - Mayak (Original Mix) Denis Melody track list: 01. Luca Bacchetti - Tango (Original mix) 02. Super Flu ft Dortmunder Philharmoniker Philipp Armbruster - Volkwein (Original mix) 03. S.K.A.M. - Almost Human (original mix) 04. Kevin Over - Jus A (Original mix) 05. Dalson - Deep Down (Original mix) 06. Lawnchair Generals - Dont stop (Looks Like dub) 07. Disclosure - F for You (Original mix) 08. Fog, Arara - Kick Da Hood (Original mix) 09. Phil Kieran and Green Velvet - Michael Jackson (Mic Jack out version)

В этом выпуске у Дениса Melody в гостях Volodey из Новосибирска.  Volodey track list: 01. EVOX - Corcovado (Volodey Swingsynth Remix) 02. Volodey - Gruving With Followers (Original Mix) 03. Abramasi - Atlet (Volodey remake) 04. Jelly For The Babies - Time Traveler (Volodey Remix) 05. Volodey - Space (Original Mix) 06. Therr Maitz − Feeling Good Tonight (Volodey remix) 07. Ideology Of Sound - Jomas iela (Volodey Mix) 08. Volodey - Bogota (Original Mix) 09. Volodey - Double (Original Mix) 10. Volodey - Zlodey (Original Mix) 11. Volodey - Mayak (Original Mix) Denis Melody track list: 01. Luca Bacchetti - Tango (Original mix) 02. Super Flu ft Dortmunder Philharmoniker Philipp Armbruster - Volkwein (Original mix) 03. S.K.A.M. - Almost Human (original mix) 04. Kevin Over - Jus A (Original mix) 05. Dalson - Deep Down (Original mix) 06. Lawnchair Generals - Dont stop (Looks Like dub) 07. Disclosure - F for You (Original mix) 08. Fog, Arara - Kick Da Hood (Original mix) 09. Phil Kieran and Green Velvet - Michael Jackson (Mic Jack out version)