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Welcome to Episode 268 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 267 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 266 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Das Season Finale steht mal wieder an, denn am kommenden Wochenende ist nicht nur Ostern, sondern auch WrestleMania! (Stand jetzt) 13 Matches verteilt auf zwei Abende, so wie eine Menge Feuerwerk und Rahmenprogramm stehen an, inklusive John Cenas letztem WrestleMania-Match, Lug und Trug rund um Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns und CM Punk sowie die Antwort auf die Frage: "Yeet" oder "No Yeet"? Wir sprechen über alle Matches und Storylines der Show, also hört rein!

Welcome to Episode 265 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 264 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Double Tap Episode 400 This episode of Double Tap is brought to you by: Brownells, Black Rhino Concealment, Swampfox Optics, Night Fision, and Bowers Group   Welcome to Double Tap, episode 400! Your hosts tonight are Jeremy Pozderac, Aaron Krieger, Nick Lynch, and me Shawn Herrin, welcome to the show! Dear WLS Ben Dover - Sent in a question a while ago about muzzle devices for suppressors. It will be a pin and weld 14.5". I was originally going to go with an OCL Polonium but I'm interested in the Griffin dual-lok suppressor package. Is it hearing safe/comfortable? Zack K - What firearms do your wives and Nick's partner either carry or enjoy shooting? Also, in reference to double tap 362, Jeremy how much would one of your hogs cost to test the pig suppressor? Dependable Don - Who would win, Jermey vs a pack of coyotes but locked in a bus? (No notes) Eli K - I have an MPX and a PTR 9CT. Since the PTR already has a tri lug, should I get the ILWT (In Lead We Trust) MPX Tri Lug Adapter? I plan to get a Wardog K9 with the Vers 3-Lug adapter. Also, will I be happy with the Wardog on these guns? I know I'm sacrificing some performance vs the VERS 9, but the Wardog looks awesome. This will be my first suppressor. Mike - Dear WLS! I can't keep this to myself any longer! I've been watching you for so long Aaron. I just need to say I want to pummel your SSB like there's no tomorrow! Shawn has to sit in the cuck chair to see what will be cumming for him in the end days when the cult comes for their pound of his SSB. Oooookay now the real question. I work construction and I want your opinions on how to carry everyday when going to work. I can't keep the pistol on me all day because I'm doing to much movement that would expose the firearm so should I get a safe for my car and just leave it in my car during the day or what are your suggestions. Also most sites are not a fenced in site. PS. Get Savages bitch ass back on the damn show. If we have to go to his house as the cult to take him back then we shall! Thanks gays! You're the best and sorry for the long one. Keep pounding our ear pussies! Alex W - Hi. I have an old Ruger Blackhawk that I bought used with an aftermarket set of white plastic imitation ivory grips on it. I like how they look but they hang down below the bottom of the grip frame by like 1/32 of an inch. Is there a good way to sand down plastic grips like that to match the grip frame without them ending up looking like shit? I wouldn't care but that little overhang tends to bite into my hand with hard kicking rounds. Nick B - Hey guys I just picked up a raging hunter 500 magnum with the 8” barrel. Looking for suggestions on which Gideon red dot you'd recommend. Don't have anything from them yet, but since they meet the criteria for you to work with them I really want to give them a try. The use case is just a range toy really and I like red dots. Thanks in advance and keep up the awesome work! the gat lab - Opinions on forced reset & binary triggas and Hoffman Tactical Super Safety's. More importantly are they made of cast metal, steel or STAINless steel?... cuz there's a difference, obviously. WLS is life gang gang bang gang gang bang 4eva   The winner of this week's swag pack is Zack K! To win your own, go to welikeshooting.com/dashboard and submit a question!   Gun Industry News Dead Air Launches New Mojave 45 Suppressor Dead Air released the Mojave 45 suppressor, featuring an advanced baffle design for better sound reduction and less recoil. It's lightweight, made of titanium, and comes in two sizes. The MSRP is $1,099. It supports various firearms, has a modular setup for quick changes, and is full-auto rated for certain calibers. The suppressor is currently available. Adept Armor Launches New Lightweight Foam for Safety Adept Armor launched Ivoryguard™,

Stāsta teātra kritiķe, LU Literatūras, folkloras un mākslas institūta pētniece Kitija Balcare Par ekodrāmas darbiem ir uzskatāmas tās lugas, kurās nozīmīga loma ir atvēlēta dažādiem vides problēmjautājumiem. Piemēram, klimata pārmaiņām, mežiem un to izciršanas tematikai, sugu daudzveidības sarukumam, ūdens, gaisa, zemes piesārņojumam un citiem ar vidi saistītiem jautājumiem. Lai arī daudzi ekodramaturģiskie darbi pasaulē top tieši pēdējās desmitgadēs, tomēr ekodramaturģijai tās “vecvecāki” ir atrodami senākā pasaules un arī Latvijas dramaturģijas vēsturē. Pasaulē par ekodramaturģijas “vectētiņu” teātra zinātnieki dēvē Latvijā labi zināmo norvēģu dramaturgu Henriku Ibsenu (Henrik Ibsen). Un iemesls tam ir viņa 1882. gadā uzrakstītā luga “Tautas ienaidnieks” (En Folkefiende), kas savu aktualitāti, laikam ejot, ir tikai stiprinājusi. Lugā dakteris Tomass Stokmanis atklāj, ka kūrortpilsētas ūdeņi ir bīstami cilvēka veselībai, un nonāk ētiskas dilemmas priekšā. Ekoloģiskais konflikts lugā iet roku rokā ar sociālo konfliktu. Par radniecīgu šim Ibsena darbam Latvijā varam uzskatīt pašmāju dramaturga Rūdolfa Blaumaņa lugu “Indrāni”. Lai arī Blaumanis to uzrakstījis 1904. gadā, tā vēl aizvien ir dažādu paaudžu režisoru redzeslokā. Drāmā saduras paaudžu viedokļi par saimniekošanu, izraisot konfliktu par ekonomisku motīvu ietekmē pieņemtu lēmumu Indrānu māju apkaimē nocirst ošus, mainot apkaimes ainavu.  Ekodramaturģiskas un arī ekofeministiskas līnijas atrodamas arī Aspazijas lugās, kur savijas mītiskais ar fizisko. Piemēram, savā tā arī nepabeigtajā lugā “Ragana” (1895), kas tapusi teju desmit gadus pirms Blaumaņa “Indrāniem” un īsi pēc Ibsena “Tautas ienaidnieka”, Aspazija bija iecerējusi tās darbību no sendienām pārcelt uz 20. gadsimtu, lai tēlotu tā laika cilvēka cīņu ar dabu, vēršot uzmanību uz purvāju nosusināšanu. Ja šī doma nepaliktu tikai Aspazijas piezīmēs, tad Latvijas dramaturģijas vēsturē mums būtu pamats runāt par ekodramaturģijas “vecmāmiņu”. Ekodramaturģijā bieži klātesošs ir jautājums par dažādām paaudzēm un to skatījumu uz vides problēmām. Spilgts piemērs tam ir britu dramaturga Dankana Makmillana (Duncan Macmillan) luga “Plaušas” (Lungs, 2011). Tās centrā ir jauns pāris, kurš diskutē par to, cik atbildīgi vai bezatbildīgi ir laist pasaulē bērnu klimata krīzes priekšvakarā. Lugu Latvijā kā izrādi “Elpa” (2020) iestudēja režisors Dmitrijs Petrenko – Dailes teātra Lielajā zālē tukšajā skatuves “mutē” bez papildu scenogrāfijas eksistenciālo dialogu izspēlēja vien divi aktieru pāri. Iedvesmojoties no Makmillana lugas, savu versiju kā kustību teātra izrādi bez vārdiem “Plaušas” (2022) veidoja režisore Inese Mičule brīvdabas iestudējumā Gaujas stāvkrastā Valmierā. Aktīvi ekodramaturģijas laukā darbojas Jānis Balodis, Krista Burāne, Linda Rudene. Mūsdienās ekodramaturģijas radīšanā teātra praktiķi bieži izmanto koprades pieeju. Dramaturģiskais materiāls top sadarbībā ar citu jomu pārstāvjiem – kopā ar dabaszinātniekiem, vēsturniekiem, žurnālistiem, folkloristiem, kopienu pārstāvjiem, nereti iesaistot viņus arī iestudējumos kā performantus. Ekodramaturģija ne tikai izceļ vides problēmjautājumus, bet arī aicina paraudzīties uz pasauli tā, lai cilvēks nebūtu tās centrā, un piedāvā no ierastajiem atšķirīgus cilvēka un dabas līdzāspastāvēšanas veidus. Ekodramaturģija tiecas atteikties no dabas un kultūras pretstatījuma, ļaujot uzlūkot pasauli no vides taisnīguma skatupunkta. Kopš 2015. gada vienlaikus ar Apvienoto Nāciju Organizācijas Klimata pārmaiņu konferenci (UN Climate Change Conference) norisinās arī globāla dramaturgu iniciatīva “Teātra rīcība klimata pārmaiņām” (Climate Change Theatre Action). Piecdesmit profesionāli dramaturgi, kas pārstāv visus apdzīvotos kontinentus, katrs rada īsas lugas par kādu no klimata krīzes aspektiem un īsteno to lasījumus vai iestudējumus vienlaikus ar samita norisi paralēli lēmumpieņēmēju diskusijām par klimata mērķiem. Savukārt ekodramaturģijas mērķis ir pamodināt gan sabiedrībā, gan lēmumpieņēmējos nereti snaudošo ekoloģisko apziņu un atbildību par vidi.

Welcome to Episode 263 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 262 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Vielleicht haben Sie sich auch schon manchmal gedacht: „Ach, wie schön könnte doch unser Leben sein, wenn es dies und das nicht gäbe. Wenn es kein Leid und keine Enttäuschungen gäbe. Keine Krankheit und keinen Krieg. Keinen Hass und keinen Streit. Keine Kriminalität, keinen Lug und Betrug usw. Aber diese bösen Dinge sind leider feste Bestandteile im Leben von uns Menschen geworden.

Welcome to Episode 261 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 260 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Sermon Summary: Spiritual Renewal (Genesis 35) This sermon by Nick explores the theme of spiritual renewal, drawing from the biblical account in Genesis 35. It follows the narrative of Jacob and his family, who are facing a crisis after a tragic event. The Context: Desperation and Defeat: Jacob, at 97 years old, is deeply distressed. His daughter, Dinah, has been raped, and his sons, Simeon and Levi, have violently retaliated, causing further chaos and endangering the entire family. Loss of Direction: The family, once blessed by God, is now living in disarray. They have strayed from their faith and are driven by emotions and circumstances rather than God's guidance. A Call to Return: In the midst of this despair, God intervenes. He instructs Jacob to return to Bethel, the place where he first encountered God and received his blessings. Key Messages: The Importance of Remembering: When life presents challenges, disappointments, and betrayals, it's crucial to remember God's past promises and experiences. These memories serve as foundational stones for our faith and provide hope and strength. The Need for Simplification: Just as Jacob was instructed to "get rid of all your pagan idols," we too need to declutter our lives. This involves removing distractions, negative influences, and anything that hinders our relationship with God. God's Unfailing Presence: Despite Jacob's failures and the family's struggles, God's presence remained constant. This emphasizes that God's love and grace are not dependent on our own righteousness but on His unwavering faithfulness. Transformation and Identity: God changes Jacob's name from "Jacob" (deceiver) to "Israel" (God fights), signifying a shift from focusing on his own shortcomings to recognizing God's work in his life. This highlights the transformative power of God's grace. The Long Game: God works over time, often in ways that we cannot fully understand. We are encouraged to trust in God's plan, even when circumstances seem hopeless or confusing. Practical Applications: Reflect on past encounters with God: Spend time remembering those moments when you experienced God's presence and felt His guidance. Identify and remove distractions: Declutter your life from anything that hinders your spiritual growth. Focus on God's character: Shift your focus from your own weaknesses to God's strength and faithfulness. Trust in God's timing: Remember that God works over time and has a greater purpose for your life. Bible References: Genesis 35:1-29 Isaiah 41 This sermon encourages listeners to return to their spiritual roots, to remember God's promises, and to trust in His guidance through life's challenges. It emphasizes the importance of simplifying their lives, focusing on God's character, and embracing the transformative power of His grace. Note: This summary aims to capture the essence of the sermon. For a complete understanding, please listen to the full audio recording. Transcript Thank you. Good morning. We're on Genesis again, Genesis 35. I first prepared to speak this message way back when it snowed. We've learned to take everything as from God. So you prepare a message and then it snows and we cancel the church, and you think, well, what's my life all about then if I can't preach? But take it as from God, and I believe that this is the message God has for us. So we are hurtling, hurtling through Genesis towards the conclusion, but buckle up because there's plenty still to come. And you will, if you, one of those people that goes ahead to read the chapters ahead, you'll know there's going to be some interesting and challenging ones in the next few weeks. But we're on Genesis 35, and the title I've got is Spiritual Renewal. And the passage is set against the background of the passage that Johnny spoke about way back. We were away, and it was back in November. That was the last time we were in Genesis. And he talked about where Dinah, Jacob's daughter, had been raped and abused by some of the men that lived in the area there. And Simeon and Levi, Jacob's sons, had gone and wreaked a revenge on these men. And it was just an absolute brutal mess. Jacob, you can imagine how he felt. He was 97 years old at this time. 74 years earlier, at the age of 23, he had deceived his brother into giving up his birthright and taking the blessing from his father. 74 years, and he's thinking, I'm sure no doubt he's thinking, well, okay, if this is the blessing, I don't really want to live under the curse, because this doesn't look great. He must have looked on all of these tragic turn of events and wonder, what is this all about? His response at the end is one of desperation. Simeon and Levi have done all of this. They've taken revenge. This is at the end of chapter 34. Afterward, Jacob said to Simeon and Levi, you have ruined me. You've made me stink among all the people of this land, among all the Canaanites and Perizzites. We are so few that they will join forces and crush us. I will be ruined, and my entire household will be wiped out. And then they simply said, but why should we let him treat our sister like a prostitute? They retorted angrily. And that's the state that this family had got into. His response appears to be like that of a father, taking his head in his hands and wondering, what is it all about? What has come out? 97 years old. This has happened to my daughter. My sons have lost control. We've been completely ruined in the eyes of the people we live in. We're going to be crushed. We are finished. We are going to be wiped out. We are the blessed family, people and the blessing of God, and yet we are going to be wiped out. You have ruined me. You have made me stink among all the people of this land. They were all living their own way, far from the foundations that were laid in their lives. The encounters with God their father had, they all seemed to mean nothing. Now they were just, the circumstances had overtaken them, instincts had overtaken them. They were just living according to how they felt. This happened, so we're going to do that. Why should this happen? Why shouldn't we do this? And it just seems to be it's like the wheels have come off. They don't look like a family that is a family of destiny. They look more like a family that is being governed by the circumstances that happened to them. 74 years after their uncle Esau had said, what use is a blessing to me if I'm hungry? And he sold his birthright for a bowl of soup. This family now were in danger of letting go of all that God had put in them, all that God had said to them, all that God had blessed them with, and they were being thrown around as if in a washing machine from one disaster to another. And the chapter ends abruptly with that sense of desperation and hopelessness. There's nothing more said. You have ruined me. You have made me stink, and now we're going to be wiped out. And they simply said, why should we let him treat our sister like a prostitute? End of chapter. Nothing else to be said. Nothing that had happened to them up to this point was actually going to help them, was going to increase their blessing. It was actually going to contribute to their decline. And then we move into 35. Don't ever be tempted to separate these chapters out as standalone things. These chapters and verses obviously are an invention that have come in over the years and over the generations to help us, and they do help us because we wouldn't know where to start, would we? If I'd said we're going to just go to there, we wouldn't know what page to go to or whatever. But here we are in Genesis 35, but the link cannot be missed. It ended, it was just left hanging. Why should this happen? Why should we not? Then God said, chapter 35 verse 1, then God said to Jacob, get ready and move to Bethel and settle there. Build an altar there to the God who appeared to you when you fled from your brother Esau. Go back, Jacob. Like God has waited until they've got to this point of absolute disaster, of absolute desperation, and then he comes in. He doesn't say, right, I'm going to help you. We're going to clean up this mess. We're going to pick this apart. We're going to get this sorted out. He says, simply go back. Go back to where I first spoke to you. Go back to where you first met me. Go back to where you first heard the promise. Go back to when it really mattered. Go back to when you realized that you had encountered God. Go back to that place. Come back with me, Jacob. And that is the route to restoration and renewal in all our lives. When life disappoints us, and it does. When circumstances go against us, and they do. Breaking news. When people betray you. When grief overtakes you. When you're weary and disillusioned and you wonder what it's all for. Perhaps that's the time for God to come to you and say, let's just go back. Let's reel back and remember where it all began. And one of the things I love about Genesis and the things that we've taught, and it's been a theme that's repeated over and over again, is the stretch of time, the stretch of years. We love everything to be instant. If God says something to us today, we want the fulfillment tomorrow. There's no gap. If it doesn't come tomorrow, well, where's God? I thought he spoke to me. Go to Genesis and read about the men and the women and the children that went through year after year after year, generation after generation, where the promises actually made sense. That Jacob could take the blessing at age 23 and at age 97, he's still working it out. And I've just been thinking about that recently. I don't consider myself very old, but there's an awful lot that we fit into our lives, isn't there? And when you start to look back and you think, well, it did all look different when I was 25 rather than 55. And we were looking ahead and we were thinking about the possibilities and what God could do and what our lives might look like. And there was a sense of excitement. And then you get further along the line and there's actually quite a lot behind you. And you start to think, and as I look back to, and I was thinking, I don't know why it's been coming into my mind recently, but just thinking back to early days in church leadership, early days in Zambia, all those things that we were doing. And I realized that it's almost like we're in a completely different universe now. And looking ahead, it's a strange thing to look ahead when there's so much of what we hoped for and prayed for and dreamed about has sort of worked its way out. I don't think it's all over, by the way, but it's really interesting. But one thing that's important for me, for you, as you get weary, as you get tired, as you get older, because we all get older, don't we, is to have this ability to allow God through his Holy Spirit to take us back and to remind us. Because those memories are not just memories, they are actually foundation stones in our lives. Those are the points where we remember this is what God said to us. And when we start to get a little bit desperate, a little bit disillusioned, and so many people these days you read about have actually been walking away from faith, because we lose track of what God has actually said to us in the past. It's so important to be able to go back and to focus on those things. I remember, I probably told you this story before, I tell these stories over and over again, but when we left for Zambia, Erica's dad took us aside and said how pleased he was with what we were doing and excited for us. But he wanted to know that in the middle of all the excitement, all the sense of adventure, and all the newsletters that were going out, and the fridge magnets saying pray for the Lug family as they go to be missionaries and all that stuff, in the middle of all of that, you do know that you've heard God. And we said, yeah, we do. We know that God is called. I remember, I can even remember, that's what God takes us back, I can remember where I was sitting when these things dropped into me, and that sense of conviction about what we should do. And he said the reason you have to do that, you have to know that, is because there are many times when the excitement has waned and things aren't looking as bright and rosy as they do today. You'll have to know and you have to remember, otherwise you won't succeed, you won't keep going, you won't make it. And we won't make it in life unless we're able to take ourselves back and remind ourselves of what God has shown us at different stages in our lives. We might feel like we're different people now, but we know that those things stand forever. And that's what the story of Genesis teaches us, is that these things stand through generation after generation after generation. It matters what God has said years ago. And it's really important that we're able to allow him to take us back. And I do remember one time, some months after we got out there, and nothing was working out as we planned, and I remember standing alone in our garden and looking up at the sky. It's a lot more interesting to look up at the night sky in Zambia than it is here. Lots of stars and a bright moon and all of that, and just looking up and thinking about the sort of songs that we've sung this morning and thinking about God and just thinking, what has happened? It felt like it was all finished. It felt like that what we'd set out to do, there was nothing left. People had said to us, you can't take your children to Zambia. It will ruin their lives. And we said, oh, don't be silly. God is with us. And then as I stood there, I thought, maybe they were right. There's that sense of desperation. But I remember how from that moment, people, circumstances, gentle words of encouragement, the gentle words of the Spirit of God in my heart took me back to those moments that I've already talked about when I knew. And I knew that God had spoken to us. And I knew that that word doesn't diminish because things go wrong or because things go against us. That thing doesn't disappear. It doesn't get wiped out. It doesn't get rubbed out. And I knew that God would be with us through it all. And so I can say that 20 years later, that which I thought was dead then is still living, still growing. And there are many times things in your life that you might have looked back and you think, well, what was that all about? It's all finished. It's all gone. And yet if we allow God to lead us through that, if we allow God to remind us, he doesn't always, Kathy said, he doesn't remove the Red Sea, but he does party. He doesn't take away all the problems. He doesn't solve them all. He doesn't take away those challenges. He doesn't take away the things that eat away at our confidence and our hope. But he does remind us about who he is and what he said and what he's promised. So we all need Jacob moments like at the end of 34 and 35 when God says, come back with me. Come back and we'll go back to where it all began. So Jacob told everyone in his household, get rid of all your pagan idols. Purify yourselves and put on clean clothing. We are now going to Bethel where I'll build an altar to the God who answered my prayers when I was in distress. He is being with me wherever I've gone. I love that. I mean, as I read it, I just thought, the one thing, I don't know why it's my mischievous sense of humor or something, there's a poster that I saw once that simply said, Jesus is coming. Look busy. And it just reminded me about that. You know what? God comes in the middle of all the mess and all the chaos and all the distress and all the trauma. God comes and says, right, we're going to go back to the altar, go back to the place, build an altar, and I'm going to go back where it all began. Jacob says, oh yeah, remember now. Right, everybody pack up your pagan idols. They're going to go, these things weren't a surprise to Jacob. The household was just living with these idols. They were living in this way. They were living in this chaotic, cluttered way. And the first thing Jacob says to them is, pack up. Pack it all up. We're going to go back. We're going to simplify. We're going to purify. We're going to get things straight. We all carry clutter and stuff that we pick up along the way, don't we? Ways of thinking, ways of behaving. We drift in our passion for God and so that we live under the blessing. Our lives can be full of so much other stuff and you probably know what that feels like. I don't know, I've forgotten the name of the program, Stacey Solomon. There was a BBC program we used to watch last year when we were on holiday. We watched all the episodes, shows how spiritual we are about how to declutter your life. And you go in somebody's, people have got houses with stuff from floor to ceiling and they just clear it all out and put it all over the floor of a warehouse and then they have to go through and have to get rid of like 70% of their stuff and then they put it back in the house. And it's interesting. It's fascinating. But it's a great example of what our lives can get like as we, even as we live under the blessing of God. We know that we're believers. We know that God loves us. We know that he's called us. We know that we can tell a testimony of the day that we became a Christian. But since that day, the process that we've gone on, our lives have got cluttered. They've got full of stuff. We carry so much baggage around with us. Just like Jacob said to the people there, come on, pack up, get rid, declutter. We're going to go back to where it all began. We're going to Bethel where I will build an altar to the God who answered my prayers when I was in distress. He's remembering now, you see. He has been with me wherever I have gone. What a statement. And that doesn't mean that Jacob was a great, you know, God raises these patriarchs as heroes of faith. But when we look at it from our peer-to-peer level, they're not heroes of faith. There's so much that goes, there's so much that we can compare with ourselves. But he has been with me wherever I have gone. And what it tells me is that the blessing and the presence of God is not, as much as we like to believe it, is not a reward for our righteousness or faithfulness. But it's a result of his faithfulness and his determination to keep his covenant of love with his people. So Jacob can say, no matter how much has gone wrong, no matter what a mess his life has got in, how chaotic the family is, he can say, even then, God has gone with me wherever I have gone. And that will be, is and will be our testimony as people of God, that God has gone with us wherever we have gone, wherever. Even if we drift off in our attention, even if we lose our passion for him, even if we wander into sin, wherever we have gone, God has attached himself to us. No matter how dark and desperate things have become, God had been with him wherever he had gone. God's reminder to him about what happened at Bethel turned on the light and he could say, oh yeah, things were beginning to change. He'd gone from absolute desperation to hearing the voice of God again. And we all need to make that transition. When we wander and lose energy, we drift far from God. We can't solve the issues, we can't make ourselves better, we can't unpick all that's gone wrong, but we can build an altar to God and we can remind ourselves of what it's all about. We can remind ourselves of who it is that's called us and what he said in our lives. When Jacob returned to Bethel, God appeared to him once again, blessed him and said, your name is Jacob, but you'll not be called Jacob any longer. From now on, your name will be Israel. Jacob means heal and deceiver. You know, he came out grabbing the heel of his brother. Israel means God fights. And so 74 years after he first tricked his way to a blessing, the focus is now shifting from what Jacob was to who God is. And that's a journey that we've all got to make. I remember one of the first sermons I ever heard in our church in Surrey when I first joined the church. There was a man called Bernard Thompson from Oxford and he stood up and he was asking people. He did all those sort of questions and answers, interaction. So what does Jacob mean to you? He said, what sort of person was Jacob? And our church treasurer spoke up and said he was a deceiver and a trickster. And that was an example of how reputations stick. The guy's point was that he was a man after God's own heart and he sort of explained all that. But that was something that carried him around. Jacob means heal and deceiver. That was the label. That was the banner over his life. That was the identifier. That's the type of person that he was. He gets what he wants through deception. But God says to him at that moment, Jacob, you will no longer be called Jacob, but you will now be called Israel. Israel means God fights. And that's the slow journey that we're all on, being transformed in our understanding from who we are to understanding who God is. And many times the dominant thing in our minds is what we are, what we're not, what we've failed at, what we feel about ourselves, what other people say about us, what circumstances have told us, what the failures and disappointments of life, all of those things become our definition. They become our definition. So if somebody was to ask you, describe yourself, you'd say useless or failure or shy or whatever else you might say. And God wants to take us all on the same journey that he took Jacob to say, all right, you'll no longer be called that, but you're going to be called something else. And what you're going to be called is something that reflects what God is in you, what God has done for you. And that's the journey that will be. And sometimes we won't make that journey fully in this life, but we need to make progress on that journey. We need to start. I know that in my own life I need to see what it is that God says, because often if I'm pushed, how I will identify myself is what I think about myself or what I think other people think about me. And I very rarely think clearly about what God thinks about me. And if we think, you know, well, people say, well, God loves you. You think, oh, well, what does that mean? You know, there's not much to love or whatever else we say. We ignore what God is saying. God took the initiative over Jacob and he says, you will no longer be called, but you will be called this. And through the school of hard knocks, through human weakness and failure and reaching the lowest of lows, we are carried by the faithfulness of God away from what we were to where God wants us to be. What a journey. How many people in this room? 150, 160 people. That means there are 150 or 160 stories that will probably make our hair curl. All sorts of stuff that we've been through. Mike said, has anybody got a testimony? Well, to be truthful, we have got about 150 testimonies in here. Probably haven't got time for them all. I remember being in Belfast one time, and there was an advertised event where there was a paramilitary, former paramilitary terrorist that had been in prison for his crimes in the time of the Troubles. And he'd become a Christian. And the publicity was sort of this terrorist that's turned to God. And so a lot of people came because they wanted to hear. And the guy was really challenging because he stood up and he said, I know why you're all here. You want to hear stories. He said, I'm not going to tell you any because I refuse to talk about what I was. I only want to talk about what I am through Jesus Christ. Talk about what God has made me. Really, really powerful challenge. But we can feel a million miles from God, unsuitable for his blessing, disappointed in ourselves, disappointed with life. That's where Jacob was. God reminded him that I have been with you wherever you have gone. And God, if you look back over your life now, over the pattern of where you've gone, all the wanderings and the meanderings, the Bible says he will make our paths straight. Some of us look at our lives and think, well, my paths haven't been very straight. But wherever you've meandered, wherever you've wandered, God has gone with you wherever you have gone. And now he's back on your case. And he's saying, build an altar to me and I will change your name from what you were to what you will become in me. God reminded him that he was always with him, that he could go back to where it all started and that God would use his weakness to demonstrate his strength. So don't lose heart. It's amazing what God can do and the way that he speaks to us. I'm going to go back to again another story about how the time came when we came to leave Zambia. That was in 2010. And it was quite traumatic for our children. They cried when they went to Zambia and now they cried when they were leaving. And it was all very, very sad. We had lots of farewell events and farewell services and all of that sort of stuff. And it was quite emotional and quite draining. And on the very last day, the general secretary of our church out there came to us and he gave us some verses from Isaiah 41. I won't go through it all, but the key point of it, he says, I will help you, says the Lord. And as we piled into our vehicle and we traveled down to this ark and we ended up traveling in the middle of the night, it was just the four of us completely on our own with our suitcases. We'd gone out to Zambia with a shipping container and we came back with four suitcases. You know, these guys in Genesis started with the four suitcases and ended up with a shipping container. We went the other way around. And we were all quite down and quite sad about it all and everything else. And Jacob, our youngest son, who was 11 at the time, said, don't worry. We shouldn't be sad because God says he's going to help us. But well, there's a word from an 11-year-old and we held on to that. And over the years, from time to time, that verse has come back to us. God says, I'll help you. Even when we felt like we're under pressure, we're struggling, God says he's going to help us. And then even this week, there were a number of things that were going on that were really, really challenging me and struggling to come to terms with it and feeling discouraged and feeling uncertain about the way things were going to work out. And we started reading only just a few days ago a Charles Spurgeon devotional. And on January the 16th, we opened it up and the passage was Isaiah 41. God says, I will help you. And it's like God's saying, all right, you can get into all of that confusion. You can get into all of that discouragement, but I'll continually bring you back to what I said. And what I said then still stands today. And for some of you need to know that what God said to you five, 10, 20, 30, 50 years ago still stands. And for some of you, like Mike said, God will speak today and will put down a marker in your life today that will make a difference in 10 years time. We know that what you hear today, hold onto it, because the word of God stands forever in your life. And there are so many things shifting sands and tides and things that will push us this way and that. We don't know what's going to happen to us and none of us can predict what's going to happen. Yesterday turned out entirely differently to how I thought it would in the morning. But the word of God stands over our lives. Finally, thank you Manuel for your testimony as well. I just want to relate to this. Amongst all the other things that happened throughout all these things that unfold in Genesis 35, we get to the end at verse 27 and it says, So Jacob returned to his father Isaac in Mamre, which is near Kiriath-arbor, now called Hebron, where Abraham and Isaac had both lived as foreigners. Isaac lived for 180 years, then he breathed his last and died at a ripe old age, joining his ancestors in death and his sons Esau and Jacob buried him. God plays a long game in our lives and we can afford to trust Him with things that we cannot control and things we cannot change. He's able to orchestrate our lives, relationships, and circumstances and bring glory to Himself. And there are things that you're carrying even today that you're thinking, I don't know how I work this out. Maybe it's things in your family, relationships, maybe there's breakdown, maybe there's uncertainty, maybe you're worried about children, maybe you're worried about others, maybe things are burdening you and you don't know what to do about it. God plays a long game in our lives and we can afford to trust Him with things we cannot control and things we cannot change. We wish things could be different. We wish things hadn't worked out the way that they have. When you can't see any way through. This was a dysfunctional family, the end all dysfunctional family. Brothers were at loggerheads, they were threatening each other's lives, there was real mortal danger that was coming up from the breakdown of their relationship and yet there's a simple comment at the end of verse 29 that when Isaac died his sons Esau and Jacob buried him together. Beautiful sort of closure to a long, long, long, long, long story. And so remember when God first spoke to you, remember that He's with you wherever you go, remember that He carries you away from what you were towards what He can be in you and that over many, many years He is able to make sense of it all. We have a friend who, a very dear friend who died on New Year's Eve and we did it again, we didn't know that was going to happen. She'd been in hospital, she'd had a bit of an accident and had been in hospital for two or three weeks but had been recovering and was doing fine. She was quite strong. I went to see her a couple of days before she died. She was very chatty, very energetic, very lively and then we went to see her on New Year's Eve and we couldn't recognize her. She was on oxygen, got a chest infection, she couldn't breathe, she couldn't speak and she died that very day. And just sitting around her bed, she was trying to speak but she had no volume at all, nothing. She'd take the mask off and she couldn't form words or whatever but you could tell that she was there. And so we chatted and we prayed a little bit and whatever and there was just like you do sometimes around the hospital bed, there was a lot going on. And then all of a sudden she just sort of stopped us and she took her mask off and she said with volume and clarity, you know we can cast all our fears and worries onto him. Really, really powerful and then she put her mask back on and she probably didn't say anything else until she died and I thought well that to me is an example of trust. Trust God, lean into God, hold on to God because wherever you go, he goes with you. As you walk through those strained relationships, as you walk through those challenges, as you walk through those situations that you don't know how it's going to work out, God goes with you and he has ways of bringing it all together and making sense of it all. Jacob and Esau buried Isaac together after all those years of running from one another. So the questions in response, do you need today to stop and go back to what God has said to you over many, many years? Maybe you can, even just now as I'm saying that, maybe just think back. Are there times when you've known things much more clearly than you do today does God want to take you back by his spirit to remind you of what he said and what he's done and what he's promised? Second challenge is don't try and solve the issues when you we look at our lives and think all right okay so we've got to get this right. New Year's resolutions, Johnny talked about it, we've got to make it, got to be better, we've got to be stronger, we've got to be more organized, got to be more spiritual, let's get up at six o'clock every morning and pray, that's not going to work too well. So I mean some of you might love getting up at six o'clock in the morning to pray, others might not. It's not about the effort that we can put in to make things better, but it's about our ability to build an altar and to remember the God who originally called us, the God, that's why testimonies are so important to go back and remember, tell your story, tell your story to yourself, remind yourself what God has done and what he said in your life, and then know that God is changing your story from who you are and what you've made of your life to who he is and what he makes of your life, what his destiny is for you, and then let go and trust because he plays a long game and things work out over many, many, many years and some of the things where some of the situations that you feel you've moved on from, God still has something to do and something to say in the midst of all of that. And so I want us to pray and to turn our hearts to God, settle ourselves, you know sometimes when we pray we come into a, we get frantic and we get anxious don't we, we try and blur everything out to God, oh Lord this and this and this and this, I'm really sorry God because I haven't prayed for so long and I'm so unspiritual and and you really must be tired of listening to me and I just don't, you know, I don't even know why you bother Lord and it's just, it's just hopeless in Jesus' name, amen, and that's the, you know, that we don't get very far with those sort of prayers, but we need to come to God and we say, Lord with open hands, Lord this is a, this is me, this is us, this is our situation, but Lord we remember how faithful you've been, Lord we remember those days of promise, we remember the things that you've, that you, you established, we remember the things that we hope for and we dream for, we remember all of that and say, Lord take us back, Lord we will worship you in the midst of this, we've got all these idols and all this stuff that we're packing up, but nevertheless you are the God who's answered our prayers, you're the God who's carried us through and you're the God who changes our name from what we were to what we can be, and so let's just turn our hearts to God in worship, maybe the team can come back and we just respond, begin to respond to God what he said, I don't know in my stumbling ways what makes sense and what makes clear, what's clear, but God knows he's able to apply his word to our hearts through the power of his Holy Spirit and just encourage you to come, open hand, don't come with an agenda, don't come with lots of words, don't come with lots of apologies, don't come with any of that stuff, just come before God and say, Lord you have been with me wherever I've gone, now take me on again Lord, take me on again, show me what it is that you want to do in my life, show me what it is that you want to make of my life from this point forward, not diving back, not trying to fix things, but going forward, what is it that you want to do, what is it that you want to say, what is it that you want to establish in my heart and today can be a time when things change, reminded of an old sort of proverb, what's the best time to plant an oak tree 50 years ago, but bearing in mind the fact we didn't do it 50 years ago, the best time is today, there might be lots of things that you regret, lots of things that you struggle with, but today plant something, today establish something, today reach out to God, that God take me forward from today on the basis of what you've promised over so many years. Amen.

Welcome to Episode 259 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 258 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 257 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 256 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 255 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Sorry for the lateness of this posting. Archive.org was down. Thank you for you patience. Welcome to Episode 254 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check […]

Welcome to Episode 253 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 252 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 251 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

This week the COWboys are talking about how the first liar doesn't have a chance. Along with some fun and lively conversation on the topic, you'll also hear some great music from Wylie and the Wild West (High Toned Dance), D.W. Groethe (Talkin' Windy Blues), Riders in the Sky (The Trail Tip Song), and Joe Merrick (Jake's Revenge). There is also some great cowboy poetry this week from Pat Richardson (Pony Eggs). We'll have the ever popular Dick's Pick (Chug-a-Lug), Cowpoke Poetry, and a whole bunch of goofin' off too!

Welcome to Episode 250 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Familiendrama aus dem Süden der USA. Es erzählt die Geschichte der Fabrikantenfamilie Hubbard. Die Geschwister Regina, Ben und Oscar sind ein geldgieriges Trio, das mit Menschen nicht anders umgeht als mit Waren. Lug und Betrug – und die Kinder als Joker in einem bösen Spiel um Luxus und Reichtum. Die Beziehungen in dieser Südstaaten-Familie Anfang des 20.Jahrhunderts sind derart vom Geld durchwirkt, dass ein jeder zum finanziellen Spielball für den anderen wird: Schwester und Bruder, Neffe und Onkel, Tochter und Mutter. Alle appellieren sie abwechselnd an die wirtschaftliche Vernunft und an die Familienehre. Auf der Strecke bleibt das Individuum mit seinen wirklichen Bedürfnissen. Das Hörspiel basiert auf dem Theaterstück «The Little Foxes», das 1939 am Broadway uraufgeführt wurde. Bereits 1941 war die Verfilmung mit Bette Davis zu sehen, ein Riesenerfolg. Mit dem Titel spielt Lillian Hellman übrigens auf das Hohelied an: «Fangt uns, die Füchse, die kleinen Füchse, die uns die Weinberge verderben; denn unsere Weinberge sind in der Blüte!» Mit: Maria Becker (Regina Giddens), Adolph Spalinger (Horace Giddens), Inge Bahr (Alexandra Giddens), Anne-Marie Blanc (Birdie Hubbard), Leopold Biberti (Ben Hubbard), Hans Helmut Dickow (Oscar Hubbard), René Scheibli (Leo Hubbard), Wolfgang Warncke (William Marshall), Marlis Gerwig (Addie) und Edzard Wüstendörfer (Cal) Aus dem Amerikanischen von Walter Firner - Musik: Emil Moser - Regie: Hans Jedlitschka - Produktion: SRF 1968 - Dauer: 50' Hier geht's zum Teil 1

Welcome to Episode 249 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Familiendrama aus dem Süden der USA. Es erzählt die Geschichte der Fabrikantenfamilie Hubbard. Die Geschwister Regina, Ben und Oscar sind ein geldgieriges Trio, das mit Menschen nicht anders umgeht als mit Waren. Lug und Betrug – und die Kinder als Joker in einem bösen Spiel um Luxus und Reichtum. Die Beziehungen in dieser Südstaaten-Familie Anfang des 20.Jahrhunderts sind derart vom Geld durchwirkt, dass ein jeder zum finanziellen Spielball für den anderen wird: Schwester und Bruder, Neffe und Onkel, Tochter und Mutter. Alle appellieren sie abwechselnd an die wirtschaftliche Vernunft und an die Familienehre. Auf der Strecke bleibt das Individuum mit seinen wirklichen Bedürfnissen. Das Hörspiel basiert auf dem Theaterstück «The Little Foxes», das 1939 am Broadway uraufgeführt wurde. Bereits 1941 war die Verfilmung mit Bette Davis zu sehen, ein Riesenerfolg. Mit dem Titel spielt Lillian Hellman übrigens auf das Hohelied an: «Fangt uns, die Füchse, die kleinen Füchse, die uns die Weinberge verderben; denn unsere Weinberge sind in der Blüte!» Mit: Maria Becker (Regina Giddens), Adolph Spalinger (Horace Giddens), Inge Bahr (Alexandra Giddens), Anne-Marie Blanc (Birdie Hubbard), Leopold Biberti (Ben Hubbard), Hans Helmut Dickow (Oscar Hubbard), René Scheibli (Leo Hubbard), Wolfgang Warncke (William Marshall), Marlis Gerwig (Addie) und Edzard Wüstendörfer (Cal) Aus dem Amerikanischen von Walter Firner - Regie: Hans Jedlitschka - Produktion: SRF 1968 - Dauer: 50 Hier geht's zum Teil 2

Welcome to Episode 248 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

In Südkorea arbeitet eine Wahrheits- und Versöhnungskommission im Auftrag der Regierung derzeit eines der dunkelsten Kapitel der eigenen Geschichte auf. Es geht um tausende Kinder, die vor allem während der Militärdiktatur in den 1970 bis 1980er Jahren für Auslandsadoptionen freigegeben wurden. Mitte nächsten Jahres wird der Abschlussbericht vorgelegt, für diesen August ist ein Zwischenfazit geplant. Eine Geschichte über die Spurensuche von Kindern und Müttern, Lug und Betrug, Dänemark und Nordkorea.

Welcome to Episode 247 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Want to learn more about watches? email us at support@chriswarnes.com We buy, sell, trade, consign, service, source and repair. Do you want to work with us on a timepiece? email us support@chriswarnes.com In this episode, Chris explores the Breitling Navitimer GMT A32310 with a Black Dial. Here's what you need to know: Movement: Unlike the in-house B01 movement, Breitling uses the outsourced ETA 2893-2 movement for this model. It's not a major issue, but it's good information to know. Design: The chronograph is omitted, yet the balanced dial is preserved. The centralized 24-hour scale on the GMT keeps a streamlined look. Breitling claims the Navitimer is the most recognizable watch since 1952, though some might argue Rolex's Submariner holds that title. These watches do wear big, and I've had my fair share of bumps and knocks wearing a 46mm model. Technical Data: - Unisex pilot's watch, 41mm (available in 32-48mm) - MSRP: $5,850 + tax (~$6.3k total) - Our price: $4.9k, saving $1,400 (25% off) - Features: 41mm stainless-steel case, black alligator leather strap, screw-down caseback, 30m water resistance, blue dial with date, and luminous hands and markers - Movement: ETA 2893 with a 42-hour power reserve - Lug width: 22mm, buckle size: 18mm Usage Tips: Not recommended for swimming or diving due to potential water damage. In conclusion, this is a great watch for everyday wear and formal events. It holds its value well, especially if bought on the secondary market, though it likely won't increase in value. It's a stylish and versatile choice for various occasions. Overall, we give this watch a solid 7.5/10 (8/10 for the ice blue dial). #AffordableLuxury #WatchCollection #TudorBlackBay #OmegaSeamaster #BreitlingChronomat #RolexDatejust #RolexSubmariner #LuxuryWatches #AffordableWatches #WatchReview #TimepieceTuesday #WatchLovers #WatchCommunity #WatchCollector #EntryLevelWatches #WristWatchCheck #Horology #WatchAddict #LuxuryOnABudget #ExpensiveLook #watchfam #SkyDweller #Timepiece #GMTFunction #WatchEnthusiast #Calibre9002 #WatchCraftsmanship #WatchMarket #WatchValue #WatchMSRP #Datejust #ExclusiveReview #WatchFacelift #WatchExperience #WatchVerdict #WatchAnalysis #WatchFeatures #WatchOfTheDay #WristGame #OmegaLove #WristShot #WatchesDaily #WatchPorn #TimeIsMoney #WristCandy #WatchGeek #DailyWatchFix #WatchObsession #WristGameProper #HauteHorlogerie #WatchNerd #WatchGoals #Watchaholic #entrepreneur #business #businessowner #businesscoach #businessgrowth #entrepreneurship #entrepreneurlife #entrepreneurs #businesshelp #lifeadvice #coaching #lifecoach #leadership #businesspriorities #businessadvice #entrepreneurtips #hustle #sidehustle #businesstips #firstyearentrepreneurs #entrepreneurshipjourney #Breitling #HorologyJourney #firstyearinbusiness #newentrepreneurs Let's Connect on: •Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chriswarnes... •Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christopher.warnes •Podcast: •LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-warnes-27b07277

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Welcome to Episode 246 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 245 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

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Welcome to Episode 244 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

„Entschuldigung, war nicht so gemeint“, sagen wir manchmal, wenn uns etwas über die Lippen kommt, was unüberlegt war, wir etwas versäumt haben oder in irgendeiner Art und Weise Schaden angerichtet haben. Meist wird die Entschuldigung angenommen. Was aber, wenn es nicht nur ein Lapsus war? Was, wenn die Vergangenheit uns einholt? Lug und Betrug ans Licht kommen? Wohin mit der Schuld, wenn sie droht, uns zu begraben – wie eine Lawine über uns hereinfällt? Da hilft dann kein „Entschuldigung, war nicht so gemeint“. Da hilft auch kein Davonlaufen.

Welcome to Episode 243 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

In this episode of Kliq This, titled "The Khan Job," Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver discuss the ramifications of Tony Khan's decision to feature himself in a controversial on-camera segment in AEW, as well as the earlier decision to air footage of the CM Punk altercation. They critique the choice to broadcast these incidents, debating its potential damage to the promotion's reputation and its impact on fan perceptions and trust. The hosts express concern about the blurring lines between reality and kayfabe, and how such decisions could alienate viewers by undermining the narrative coherence and authenticity expected in professional wrestling. Their conversation explores the long-term consequences these choices might have on AEW's ability to maintain viewer engagement and loyalty. Listen to Nash and Oliver as they bring their straightforward and engaging style to this discussion, offering insights into the complexities of wrestling promotion management and the importance of maintaining a credible and respectful relationship with the audience. Blue Chew- Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code NASH at checkout--just pay $5 shipping. That's BlueChew.com, promo code NASH to receive your first month FREE Rocket Money- Stop throwing your money away. Cancel unwanted subscriptions – and manage your expenses the easy way – by going to RocketMoney.com/nash. 0:00 Kliq This #095 00:57 Weekend--Why don't you go to NY and then AZ 04:27 A LOT of Wrestling Talk this week! Love it! 05:42 WWE's IR problem 06:06 Sheamus 08:39 These graphics are hilarious 09:33 Lug nuts off before jacking the car up 10:21 Very cool of you to actually look at AEW 11:53 Stanley Cup Playoffs 16:46 Can't believe Mark Gormley got a feature. 17:40 RAW's 3-month hiatus 18:49 WWE's Machine 20:40 Value in Russo? 26:04 BREAK ROCKET MONEY 27:55 KTTV 28:20 RAW REVIEW 30:47 AEW's BELTS 33:19 Low Rating 33:50 Tony Khan was attacked by Jack Perry and the Bucks 43:14 WHO could TK sign to make an impact? 48:37 BAD SELLING 53:53 Will Osprey should be used sparingly? 59:22 Von Wagner Released 01:02:29 Trump catch and release trial 01:05:16 COLLEGE CAMPUSES AND PROTESTS 01:08:18 Israel Aid 01:12:12 We NEED to tax corporations 01:16:27 WWF's 90-day notice 01:18:05 BREAK BLUECHEW 01:19:31 The TAP OUT SAMURAI COP 01:22:42 DEAR SEXY: My sister in Law is too rich 01:26:13 DEAR SEXY: Cookies from a filthy Kitchen 01:27:51 ASKNASH 01:28:02 Unionization of wrestlers 01:29:28 “I'm just a person, a human, just like you, relax!” 01:30:57 Worker's Handshakes 01:31:33 Wealth of the Vatican 01:32:09 90s LA Kings 01:32:31 How big is Kevin's hog? 01:33:20 Truman Capote 01:34:10 What did you tell people when they saw you on the road? 01:35:23 NIL overturning vacancies 01:35:46 Weinstein's conviction overturned 01:37:05 OUTRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of Kliq This, titled "The Khan Job," Kevin Nash and Sean Oliver discuss the ramifications of Tony Khan's decision to feature himself in a controversial on-camera segment in AEW, as well as the earlier decision to air footage of the CM Punk altercation. They critique the choice to broadcast these incidents, debating its potential damage to the promotion's reputation and its impact on fan perceptions and trust. The hosts express concern about the blurring lines between reality and kayfabe, and how such decisions could alienate viewers by undermining the narrative coherence and authenticity expected in professional wrestling. Their conversation explores the long-term consequences these choices might have on AEW's ability to maintain viewer engagement and loyalty. Listen to Nash and Oliver as they bring their straightforward and engaging style to this discussion, offering insights into the complexities of wrestling promotion management and the importance of maintaining a credible and respectful relationship with the audience. Blue Chew- Try BlueChew FREE when you use our promo code NASH at checkout--just pay $5 shipping. That's BlueChew.com, promo code NASH to receive your first month FREE Rocket Money- Stop throwing your money away. Cancel unwanted subscriptions – and manage your expenses the easy way – by going to RocketMoney.com/nash. 0:00 Kliq This #095 00:57 Weekend--Why don't you go to NY and then AZ 04:27 A LOT of Wrestling Talk this week! Love it! 05:42 WWE's IR problem 06:06 Sheamus 08:39 These graphics are hilarious 09:33 Lug nuts off before jacking the car up 10:21 Very cool of you to actually look at AEW 11:53 Stanley Cup Playoffs 16:46 Can't believe Mark Gormley got a feature. 17:40 RAW's 3-month hiatus 18:49 WWE's Machine 20:40 Value in Russo? 26:04 BREAK ROCKET MONEY 27:55 KTTV 28:20 RAW REVIEW 30:47 AEW's BELTS 33:19 Low Rating 33:50 Tony Khan was attacked by Jack Perry and the Bucks 43:14 WHO could TK sign to make an impact? 48:37 BAD SELLING 53:53 Will Osprey should be used sparingly? 59:22 Von Wagner Released 01:02:29 Trump catch and release trial 01:05:16 COLLEGE CAMPUSES AND PROTESTS 01:08:18 Israel Aid 01:12:12 We NEED to tax corporations 01:16:27 WWF's 90-day notice 01:18:05 BREAK BLUECHEW 01:19:31 The TAP OUT SAMURAI COP 01:22:42 DEAR SEXY: My sister in Law is too rich 01:26:13 DEAR SEXY: Cookies from a filthy Kitchen 01:27:51 ASKNASH 01:28:02 Unionization of wrestlers 01:29:28 “I'm just a person, a human, just like you, relax!” 01:30:57 Worker's Handshakes 01:31:33 Wealth of the Vatican 01:32:09 90s LA Kings 01:32:31 How big is Kevin's hog? 01:33:20 Truman Capote 01:34:10 What did you tell people when they saw you on the road? 01:35:23 NIL overturning vacancies 01:35:46 Weinstein's conviction overturned 01:37:05 OUTRO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Episode 241 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 241 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 240 the LinuxLUGcast We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 239 the LinuxLUGcastz We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

What do you get when you take a monk and give him a gi? You get the latest episode of LUG with Fr. Demetrius Thomas aka The Martial Arts Monk! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/levelupgrappling/support

Welcome to Episode 238 the LinuxLUGcastz We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

Welcome to Episode 237 the LinuxLUGcastz We are an open podcast/LUG that meets at 9 PM EST every first and third friday of the month using mumble. We encourage anyone listening to join us and participate on the podcast. Check out https://www.linuxlugcast.com/ for the server details. If you have any questions, comments, or topic you […]

The Live Podcast Show Hosted by Scott and Greg House of Mouse Expo News from The Main Street Mouse and The Funatics Blog: Enjoy exclusive updates and insights from two of the most reputable Disney-focused sources. Scott and Greg bring you the best of these worlds right to your ears. Laugh Along with these two!  On today's episode, we discuss This or That Epcot, and House of Mouse Expo plans, We make the Live Podcast Show Disney Park Hopping Rules. Michele joins us to talk Lug -vs- Loungefly, and brings her Disney News straight from the source.

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