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On the 15th of July, 2009, 30 year old former journalist Teoh Beng Hock walked into the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s Selangor headquarters in Shah Alam, Malaysia. He was there on investigation for suspected misuse of public funds, and was called in as a witness. However, things would take a turn when he didn't return home later that evening, and in fact, CCTV cameras showed that he never left the building. Instead, he would be discovered the next afternoon nine floors below the MACC's office, sprawled on the fifth floor balcony, in a pool of his own blood. Part 1 - We dig into Teoh Beng Hock's profile, his political involvements, and why he was called in to the MACC headquarters on that fateful day. Part 2 - We look into the curious statements put out by the MACC themselves regarding the incident, and the blowback that ensued from the tragic incident. Join your fellow Heinous fans and interact with the team at our website or through our socials (IG, TikTok) @heinous_1upmedia. - Love Heinous? But feel its getting too dark for you? Check out:

On the 15th of July, 2009, 30 year old former journalist Teoh Beng Hock walked into the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission’s Selangor headquarters in Shah Alam, Malaysia. He was there on investigation for suspected misuse of public funds, and was called in as a witness. However, things would take a turn when he didn't return home later that evening, and in fact, CCTV cameras showed that he never left the building. Instead, he would be discovered the next afternoon nine floors below the MACC's office, sprawled on the fifth floor balcony, in a pool of his own blood. Part 1 - We dig into Teoh Beng Hock's profile, his political involvements, and why he was called in to the MACC headquarters on that fateful day. Part 2 - We look into the curious statements put out by the MACC themselves regarding the incident, and the blowback that ensued from the tragic incident. Join your fellow Heinous fans and interact with the team at our website or through our socials (IG, TikTok) @heinous_1upmedia. - Love Heinous? But feel its getting too dark for you? Check out:

Through the triumphal entry and the cleansing of the temple, Jesus publicly announced his claim to be the Messiah. The leaders of Jerusalem responded with a campaign to discredit him publicly that failed miserably. Knowing what would come, Jesus stayed the course until that fateful moment in Gethsemane when they took him into custody. Join us to relive the magnificent last days of Jesus leading up to his crucifixion and resurrection. Mark 11:1-2, 7 When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the donkey, he enacted an ancient prophecy (Zech 9:9-10) and simulated the coronation of a king (2 Kgs 9:11-13). Even the palm branches were politically charged (1 Macc 13:51-52). Mark 11:9-10 Even more striking was the proclamation of the crowd, associating Jesus with the coming Kingdom of David. Coming into Jerusalem this way crossed the line. Mark 11:15-19 Cleansing the temple got everyone's attention. Jesus interfered with the sacrificial system and the flow of money. The leaders of Jerusalem responded with a campaign to discredit Jesus publicly through stumper questions. Jesus answered them all and countered by confronting them with seven woes (Mat 23:13-16). Mark 14:1-9 Allowing a woman to pour out an ointment that cost 300 denarii on his head provoked criticism from onlookers. Jesus defended the woman for her ostentatious display of generosity. Mark 14:10-11 Judas went to the priests to betray Jesus. They needed an opportunity when Jesus was away from the crowds so a riot didn't break out. Judas could tell them where Jesus was at night, so they could arrest him secretly. Mark 14:32-36 At Gethsemane, Jesus knew his time was short. He had to stay the course, even if that meant he would face ridicule, torture, and death on a cross. He prayed and prayed and prayed, asking for a way out. The answer was, “No”. Jesus resigned himself to his Father's will and pushed through courageously to face his betrayer and those sent to arrest him. The post Christ Series 2: The Arrest of Christ first appeared on Living Hope.

Mary Norine Walsh, MD, MACC, JACC: Case Reports Deputy Editor, is joined by author Alexander C Sacher, DO, discussing this study from Sacher et al presented at ACC.25 and published in JACC: Case Reports. Antiphospholipid syndrome (APS) is known for thrombotic events and pregnancy complications, but its association with myocarditis is rare and poorly understood. In this case, a 44-year-old female presented with acute chest tightness, elevated cardiac biomarkers, and severe anemia. Diagnostic workup revealed ST-segment changes on ECG, preserved left ventricular function on echocardiography, and myocardial inflammation on cardiac MRI, suggestive of acute myocarditis. Positive antiphospholipid antibodies confirmed APS. She was managed with close multidisciplinary follow up. This case highlights the role of cardiac MRI in diagnosing myocarditis early, guiding management strategies, and the need for heightened clinical suspicion in APS patients presenting with cardiac symptoms.

Dean Doug Sweeney sits down with Gordon Bals, who leads Beeson's Master of Arts in Christian Counseling, and MACC student Jeffrey Heine, who earned both an MDiv and DMin at Beeson prior to coming back for MACC studies.

Mary Norine Walsh, MD, MACC, JACC: Case Reports Deputy Editor, is joined by author Dena Hayes, MD, discussing this study from Hayes et al presented at ACC.25 and published in JACC: Case Reports. The diagnosis of cardiac sarcoidosis (CS) is often challenging, particularly in atypical cases. The authors describe a case of a previously healthy 33-year-old woman who was found to have a biatrial mass and evidence of a diffuse inflammatory or neoplastic process on multimodality imaging. Percutaneous biopsy of the cardiac mass was performed and histopathology revealed granulomas consistent with CS. This case adds to the growing number of reports of CS presenting as an intracardiac mass.

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My Locker Room youth movement producer Danny Ryan and the "intern" Andrew Leeds join me in the studio. Phillies, Eagles talk and MACC tournament interviews. Plus our "High School Athletes in the Spotlight" with Fran Mclaughlin.

Josh Hennig, Mike Carlin join me on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City for our Live broadcast for the 45th AC 10 miler & 5K run. Mr, Negadelphia P.J. Corda Checks in and the Commissioner of the MACC Travis Tellitocci. MACC basketball Tournament,Phillies and Eagles talk.

Macc and Paul speak to Angus Crowther, Co-Founder + Executive Director, Tanck. A proud member and advocate of the LGBTIQ+ community, Angus was Co-Convenor of Rainbow Labor in Queensland before... LEARN MORE The post Saturday, 9th, March, 2025: Angus Crowther, Co-founder of Tanck, Summary and Analysis: Australian Politics appeared first on Saturday Magazine.

In the first episode of Season 10 of the Meet theMancunian podcast, host Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe interviews Mike Wild, Chief Executive of Macc. Mike shares his journey from volunteer work in school to leading Macc, an organisation supporting thousands of voluntary, community, faith, and social enterprise groups in Manchester. He discusses the challenges faced by the sector, such asfunding and workforce issues, and emphasises the importance of collaboration and self-care. Mike also highlights the impact of initiatives like the Migrant Destitution Fund and the Spirit of Manchester Awards in supporting and celebrating the local community. #charity #VCSE #community #volunteering #GM #manchester #SocialImpact #NonProfit #podcast Did you know:  There are over 160,000volunteers living in Manchester?Key resources:MaccMacc You Tube channel Time stamps of key moments in the podcast episode &transcript:(01:06) Meet Mike Wild: Passion for the VCSE Sector(01:45) Mike's Early Journey and First Job(02:56) Joining Macc and Early Experiences(07:40) Macc's Role and Impact in Manchester(10:14) Challenges in the VCSE Sector(14:50) Supporting the Community: Stories and Initiatives(21:16) Advice for Aspiring Changemakers(23:57) Upcoming Events and Initiatives(25:28) Signature Questions and Closing Thoughts Listen to the episode and read the transcript onwww.meetthemancunian.co.uk

Az igazi rangadó 8x20 (75 perc) Résztvevők: Mátrai Márk (xfb Analytics), Maier Péter alias „Majré”, Béres Attila. Témáink voltak: 0:00 Márk bemutatkozik. 7:05 Michael Owen Liverpool-legenda? 14:53 Bournemouth–Liverpool 0–2 24:46 Nagyszerű egyéni teljesítmények. Ez egy igazi rangadó volt. 30:51 Szalah produkciója. Bízzunk Richard Hughes-ban? 38:15 Domi és Kerkez játéka. Kerkez kell nekünk? Márk: a középpályás-erősítéstől is függ majd, hogy milyen balbekkünk lesz. 50:14 Maccát ki kellett volna állítani? 53:29 Márk, Majré: minden adat azt mutatja, bajnokok leszünk. 1:08:34 Ligakupa-elődöntő felvezető. Márk cikke a meccsről: https://anfieldindex.com/78219/how-psv-exploited-liverpools-defence-in-their-3-2-victory.html Majré Spotify-oldala és új albuma: https://open.spotify.com/album/75gCyihf6tfLL6NRFzafyG Köszönjük az Imitationnek az intrót és az outrót, amely Bulcsúék új, Time Rhymes című albumáról szól. Spotify-link: open.spotify.com/album/2aidifPV5U26W0kKzEHqe3⁠⁠ Patreon-oldalunkon, ahol feliratkozhatsz a hírlevélre, és elérheted a Hátország podcast felvételeit: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.patreon.com/poolbaratok ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook-oldalunk: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.facebook.com/poolbaratokpodcast ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Discord-szerverünk: https://discord.gg/nDUGPhCp

Living with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) presents unique challenges, but it doesn't have to define your life. In this episode, we're joined by Jessie Wong, MAcc, RDN, LD—an IBS expert and Monash FODMAP Certified Dietitian—who has guided countless individuals toward effective symptom management and improved quality of life. Through evidence-based diet and lifestyle strategies, Jessie shares practical tips to help you navigate the complexities of IBS, make informed food choices, and find relief tailored to your unique needs. Whether you're exploring the FODMAP diet or seeking actionable ways to feel better, this episode delivers the expert guidance you need to move forward with confidence. Tune in to gain the tools and insights to live well with IBS

"Scuzzy guitars galore" has been used to describe the trio helmed by this week's guest although the band's name leans more towards the low end of the drum kit. It's Mississippi bred John Barrett of Bass Drum of Death who joins the show to introduce us to his 3.5 year old rescue Egg whose DNA test revealed primarily a Beagle and Husky mix while also throwing in some Australian Cattle dog and, oxymoronically, a little Great Dane. Bass Drum of Death are currently recording their next LP in Nashville. To keep tabs on the band visit bassdrumofdeath.com John gave a shout out to Metro Animal Care and Control (MACC) in Nashville who are committed to the delivery of humane and responsive animal care and control services to and for the residents and animals of Nashville-Davidson County. MACC work with individuals and organizations across Nashville to help domestic animals find caring homes, decrease over-population of cats and dogs through spaying and neutering, support widespread rabies vaccinations, and promote responsible pet ownership. To adopt, foster, volunteer or donate visit nashville.gov For more pics and clips of John and Egg follow the who on Instagram @rockerdogpodcast

We made a new friend last year when Greg Thompson joined up to promote his Beatles tribute show with the band American English. It's an annual fundraiser to support the MACC Fund (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer.). The event takes place on Friday, February 7th at Waverly Beach in Menasha. Tickets for this 21st annual event are available at all Fox Valley Festival Foods stores. Then Jeff Mitchell, President of the Green Bay Gamblers joins to talk about a number of events they have coming up for the holidays. Maino and the Mayor is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 6-9 am on WGBW in Green Bay and on WISS in Appleton/Oshkosh. Subscribe to the podcast to be sure not to miss out on a single episode! To learn more about the show and all of the programming across the Civic Media network, head over to https://civicmedia.us/shows to see the entire broadcast lineup. Follow the show on Facebook and X to keep up with Maino and the Mayor! Guests: Greg Thompson, Jeff Mitchell

Owl Have You Know is pleased to welcome Twice-Rice grad Will Eldridge – a consultant at Bain & Company and the president-elect of the Rice Business Alumni Association Board.Will earned his Bachelor of Science in Civil & Environmental Engineering at Rice in 2017. But after an unforgettable experience in MAcc program director Ben Lansford's class, he decided to pivot to accounting. Will went on to work at Deloitte as a senior auditor for oil and gas clients, before deciding to go back to school again for his MBA at Chicago Booth.Will chats with Owl Have You Know guest host Brian Jackson '21 about his path from accounting to strategy consulting, the importance of mentorship, and why board service has given him a way to give back to his community in fulfilling ways.Episode Guide:00:53 Will's Favorite Career Pivot02:00 Impact of Ben Lansford03:22 Choosing Rice and Career Path05:05 Experience at Deloitte08:11 Transition to Consulting09:46 Volunteering and Alumni Networks15:30 Consulting Challenges and Skills18:10 Personal Background and French Heritage20:39 Commitment to Rice Business23:33 Advice for Future Business Students25:01 Classic Cocktails and ConclusionOwl Have You Know is a production of Rice Business and is produced by University FM.Episode Quotes:Ben Lansford and MAcc program's impact in Will's journey from engineering to accounting01:48: [Brian Jackson]: Tell me about Ben Lansford. What type of impact did he have on you? Are there any memories from your time in the program that really stick out?01:56: [Will Eldridge]: Yeah, of course. Ben is this amazing dad figure for a lot of us who found our way to the MAcc. I say that because he has these great dad jokes, but he also helps a lot of people find their way and is someone who has made accounting, which gets a bad rap in a lot of circles, you know, the favorite class that some people take. [02:26] And, you know, when they announced bringing this program back to Rice, there were no current or former students to speak to, but Ben Lansford had been hired. And I got coffee with him, I remember, and started talking about the program, the opportunities. And it was just a great connection that I know he's made with a lot of the students going through the program, and he really helped me understand how I could marry my current background with a master's degree in accounting and make that transition despite having not lot of accounting experience yet and gave me that confidence to make the transition.After realizing that accounting wasn't his long-term goal, Will pivoted to strategy consulting.I figured that I loved the client service aspect of the job I was in. I, at some point, figured out the accounting and financial reporting path wasn't what I wanted to do long term, but I wanted to stay in client service. Did some exploring, I actually circled back to the Center for Career Development at Rice, reaching out to them to talk about different paths to explore and spoke to some other alums. Figured out I wanted to go into strategy consulting, so, a bit more of results-oriented work in some ways but keeping that analysis piece that I had learned as an auditor when we're looking at trends. And with that, I figured out the best way to do that would be to go to business school to set myself up for that recruiting process and eventuality.The power of empathy in consulting19:10: [Brian Jackson]: What skills do you really draw upon to buy that credibility with your clients?19:16: [Will Eldridge]: For one, approaching whatever you're presenting to them with a mindset of context reset, you're deep in the details, and it's hard to sometimes pull up and look at the work that you're presenting and remember the limited context that your client might have and how much else they have going on. So, there's definitely a level of empathizing that is really critical. And so, to put yourself in their shoes and think, you know, what are they coming at this from? What do they care about? What do they need to get out of this? And what is the one or two things they should take away from this conversation is a good frame of mind to take.Show Links: TranscriptGuest Profiles:Will Eldridge | Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University Brian Jackson | Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University Listen to The Sky Is Not the Limit feat. Rawand Rasheed here: https://business.rice.edu/owlhaveyouknow/season-4-episode-1

 SPECIAL EPISODE: FRAUD AWARENESS As an Official Supporter of International Fraud Awareness Week, the Accounting Department of the Norm Brodsky College of Business is part of the global effort to minimize the impact of fraud by promoting anti-fraud awareness and education  In this special episode, join Dean Gene Kutcher as he discusses Fraud and Forensics with his guests Rider student Rylee Cascone '27 (Accounting & Finance), Accounting professor Dr. Margaret O'Reilly-Allen, and NBCB alum Timothy McMillan '12 '13 (MAcc), a Special Agent with Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation.

HPR All Things Considered host Dave Lawrence welcomes back original War member, keyboardist and vocalist Lonnie Jordan, ahead of their shows Nov. 21 & 22 at the Blue Note Hawaii and Nov. 23 at the MACC. Lonnie shared stories about cool previous gigs in the islands, like in the Diamond Head Crater! We also hear about Jimi Hendrix's last night on Earth, when he sat in with Lonnie and War!

I had to bring the homie back for a follow of his last interview. He said he wanted his girl back check out this episode.

**This episode was recorded prior to some of the other episodes of Season 3. Shownotes  We talk about the role of spirituality in death a lot on the show, but with everything there are always two sides to the conversation. Sometimes in loss, people feel despondent enough  to want to contact the dead.  With popular shows that glamorize avenues such as mediums, holistic healing, yoga, reiki and other  new age practices, it makes one wonder what's the harm?  Andrea Bear interviews Susan Brinkman, author and award-winning journalist about necromancy (invoking  the dead) and  the dangers of the new age. Listen to their conversation  and how these practices go against God's wishes and sheds light on who is really conversing on the other side. Guest Bio Susan Brinkmann, O.C.D.S., is an author and award-winning journalist and a member of the Third Order of Discalced Carmelites. She serves as Director of New Age Research for Women of Grace® and is a frequent guest on EWTN's Women of Grace® television show. She is the founder of Live Catholic, an educational nonprofit devoted to teaching authentic Catholic prayer in the Carmelite tradition to the faithful. Susan formerly worked as a Correspondent for the Catholic Standard & Times, the newspaper for the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. For the last 10 years she has been the lead researcher for Women of Grace's New Age Q&A Blog which is the largest blog of its kind in the world. She has also authored eleven books, including The Learn to Discern Compendium: Is It Christian or New Age which has an imprimatur from the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Liguori Publications published the story of her conversion, entitled, We Need to Talk: God Speaks to a Modern Girl. You can email her at sbrinkmann@womenofgrace.com. Links -Find all of Susan's Books HERE -Jesus Christ the Bearer of the Water of Life: A Christian reflection on the “New Age” -The New Age Q&A Blog at Women of Grace   -Ransomed From Darkness: The New Age, Christian Faith and the Battle for Souls Moira Noonan (Author), John Hampsch (Author) -Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Heaven: But Never Dreamed of Asking by Peter Kreeft -The End of the Present World and the Mysteries of the Future Life by Fr. Charles Arminjon -An Interview with an Exorcist by Fr. Jose Antonio Fortea Scripture -Luke 1:49 "The Almighty has done great things for me and Holy is His name."  -1 Macc 3:10 "For victory in war does not depend upon the size of the army, but on the strength that comes from Heaven." (1 Macc 3:19) -Deuteronomy 18:10 -Jeremiah 23: 25-29 (referencing warnings about dreams) Journaling Questions 1. Have you ever tried reaching out to a deceased loved one using a medium? What were the circumstances that prompted you to reach out? 2. Reflect on the conversation and how Susan shares why God does not permit necromancy. How has this changed your view on the role of the afterlife?  3. In times of loss how can the Saints be a source of comfort?  4. How can the devil manipulate mediums and those who engage to think he is helping instead of hurting?  5. God does allow our loved ones to be intercessors through prayer. What prayers can you offer for your loved one to insure their place in heaven as well as comfort for your heart?  6. What is your mourning glory? Prayer for the soul of Joey P.

In the third episode in our 4 part “What's Your Worth” series, Lauren covers the hospital-side of finances, going through the world of financial literacy.  In this episode, basic definitions and importance of income statements, metrics of financial performance, and others including revenue and expenses are reviewed. She also provides an inside view as to considerations that hospitals have to take into account for the overall financial portfolio and how that may play into determining salaries, wages, and benefits. Lauren Klein, MAcc, CPA, Executive Director, Financial Operations, Main Campus Submarket, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH.   Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauren-klein-cpa-67787213/ Please visit https://behindtheknife.org to access other high-yield surgical education podcasts, videos and more.   If you liked this episode, check out our recent episodes here: https://app.behindtheknife.org/listen

In this conversation, Simon Elisha interviews Colm MacCárthaigh, Vice President and Distinguished Engineer at AWS, about his background in technology and his work at Amazon. They discuss topics such as Colm's first computer, his role in building the European sovereign cloud, and his involvement in the creation of the S2N open-source library for TLS and SSL protocols. They also explore the importance of writing code and staying relevant in the industry, as well as the operational metrics meetings at AWS. They also talk about the role of call leaders in handling large operational events and the importance of staying calm and focused in stressful situations. Colm shares his experience with patents and his preference for the Vim editor. They also touch on the Nitro Enclave technology and Colm's passion for music.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Becky Pinter, MACC fund President & CEO Becky Pinter joins the program to discuss the events going on throughout the month, starting with the A Night of Hope happening later next week. Becky discusses the MACC fund efforts, the exciting progress that has been made fighting against pediatric cancer.

Waric and Brandon are joined by a new guest to talk about Scars!   https://x.com/LegionCast18   legioncast18@gmail.com   https://www.youtube.com/@jmaccsarmiesofmiddleearth

Great interview with Amy and Richard aboit the wpmderful show at MACC, Man from La Mancha

The inspiration you are looking for... Chocolatier Michelle Goldberg of Michelle's Maccs joins me today on the Rainbow! From life to business and everything in between we talk chocolate, entrepreneurship, bringing your ideas into your reality and still savoring life's finer moments like a walk in Central Park on a sunny day. From her apartment in the greatest city in the world, meet the mastermind entrepreneur with a heart of gold behind my latest sweet tooth obsession, THE MACC! "Chocolate doesn't ask silly questions; chocolate understands."~unknownSHOW NOTES:GRAB YOURSELF SOME MACCS! Michelle's Maccs - Chocolate + Coconut + Love – Michelle's Maccs (michellesmaccs.com)INSTAGRAM: Follow the Maccs Story and Michelle's adventure around NYC  Michelle's Maccs (@michellesmaccs) • Instagram photos and videosA Macaroon Crossed With a Mounds Bar - The New York Times (nytimes.com)The Maccs | LinkedInJoin Michelle in a 7 minute guided meditation: https://ggia.berkeley.edu/practice/loving_kindness_meditationJoin Life and Wellness Coach, Kira Mesi as she navigates the ups and downs of life through personal experience, storytelling, and interviews. Learn to lean into your best self with the mindful practice of gratitude living, honoring your soul's purpose, and the joy of Finding Rainbows on an ordinary day."Dive into the ordinary looking for the extraordinary because life is hard, but if you look close enough, you will find the Rainbows." ~KiraBUY A MUG! -SHOP OUR RAINBOWS STORE AND SUPPORT THE PODCASTFinding Rainbows The Podcast (finding-rainbows-the-podcast.myshopify.com)*Grab our bestselling hoodie and support a worthy cause!LOVE IS THE ANSWER! Our bestselling hoodie is not only a work of art b – Finding Rainbows The Podcast (finding-rainbows-the-podcast.myshopify.com)*All proceeds of the Love is the answer" hoodie to: Meals By GraceFOLLOW ME FOR MORE INSPIRATION:@FindingRainbows | Linktree*Schedule your Free Online Life Coaching Consultation with me and start creating a life you love today!Who am I? • @findingrainbows • Milkshake Website Builder (msha.ke) BOOKS I AM READING (for the promise I made to myself to read a book a month this year!)The Confident Athlete: 4 Easy Steps to Build and Maintain Confidence by Tami Matheny, Paperback | Barnes & Noble® (barnesandnoble.com)The Nanny by Lana Ferguson | GoodreadsThe Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo by Taylor Jenkins Reid | GoodreadsHappy Place by Emily Henry | GoodreadsBook Lovers by Emily Henry | GoodSupport the Show.

In the tenth episode of Season 8 of the Meet the Mancunian Podcast, host Deepa Thomas-Sutcliffe interviews volunteer and photographer, David McLenachan. David shares his journey from retirement to discovering a passion for volunteering, starting with The Met Theatre in Bury and expanding through various music festivals in Manchester. He discusses the challenges and rewards of volunteering, his photography career progression, and his role as a patient representative for Greater Manchester Cancer. The episode also touches on David's significant impact, his advice for aspiring volunteers, and heartwarming stories from his volunteering experiences.   In David's own words: “I really think that's for any individual, that's the most important thing is to go out and make it happen. Now, it's really difficult to know in more specific detail how to do that. And people I've mentioned like Mac, M A C, is one route so that you can just identify the vast number of opportunities that they collate.  But there's many other ways as well. So it might be in a more local environment. So what do you have in your local community, your local town or area of Manchester that you might want to get engaged in?  Go and see them, find out if there's any need for any volunteers and see where that takes you.”  #volunteering #GM #manchester #SocialImpact #community #NonProfit   Did you know:  ·     Volunteering can be a great way to learn and develop new skills ·     Volunteering improves your mental health and sense of wellbeing ·     Volunteering can help people feel less isolated in their surroundings and form meaningful connections with the people around them ·     Volunteering can help you ‘pay it forward'   Key resources: Macc volunteer centre David McLenachan Instagram   Time stamps of key moments in the podcast episode & transcript:   (02:30) Volunteering at The Met (04:12) Expanding Volunteering Horizons (05:37) From Volunteering to Photography (07:03) Challenges and Rewards of Volunteering (11:18) Impact and Serious Roles (15:13) Advice for Aspiring Volunteers (20:59) Personal Reflections and Life Lessons (28:45) Heartwarming Volunteering Stories   Listen to the episode and read the transcript on www.meetthemancunian.co.uk

In this episode, Melanie chats with Jill Mongene, a dietitian specializing in nutrition for pilots. Having a kidney stone could put a pilot's career in jeopardy. Jill & Melanie talk about the current state and regulation of pilot's health and why kidney stones are so prevalent in pilots.   Jill Mongene's website & Instagram page. Kidney Stone Nutrition School Work 1:1 with a kidney stone dietitian     Submit a question for Melanie to answer on the podcast! Connect with The Kidney Dietitian!  Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest | Facebook Group | Newsletter www.thekidneydietitian.org All information in this podcast is meant for educational purposes only and should not be used in place of advice from a medical professional.  

This week we're featuring three segments. First up, you'll a conversation I had with Asphalt, a supporter of a recent federal grand jury resister in Charleston, South Carolina. [00:04:53 - 00:36:28] After that Cyprus Hartford, the grand jury resister, speaks for herself and reads her statement of resistance and here's her GoFundMe. [00:36:28 - 00:40:39] Finally, you can find an interview that Ian did with Marisa Holmes and Molly of the Metropolitan Anarchist Coordinating Committee about their recent anarchist film festival. [00:42:32 - 01:01:29] Then you'll hear Sean Swain's review of the presidential debate [01:02:06 - 01:09:16] Past GJ Eps Steve Martinez resists NoDAPL GJ in 2021 Jeremy Hammond resists Wikileaks-related GJ in 2019 & 2020 Chelsea Manning resists Wikileaks-related GJ in 2019 Katie Yow resists NC GJ in 2017 Standing Rock GJ resistance in 2016 Jerry Koch resists NYC GJ in 2013 Resistance to GJ in Pacific Northwest in 2013 ( 1 & 2) San Francisco GJ with Ian Coldwater in 2012 Federal Grand Juries By way of introduction to this first segment, I'd like to remind people that none of the people speaking about grand juries here are lawyers, but we are sharing information we've gotten from lawyers and legal experts to the best of our abilities. I'm going to read a bit from the website NCResistsTheGrandJury.Wordpress.Com: What is a Grand Jury? In the federal legal system, the grand jury is used to decide whether someone should be charged (“indicted”) for a serious crime. The grand jury hears evidence presented by the prosecutor: the U.S. Attorney. The grand jury uses subpoenas to gather this evidence. It can subpoena documents, physical evidence, and witnesses to testify. The “special” federal grand jury, created in 1970, can be used to investigate “possible” organized criminal activity rather than a specific crime. The California legal system also has grand juries, but it is optional whether criminal prosecutions are initiated by grand jury indictment, or by a complaint by the District Attorney and preliminary hearing before a judge. How is a Grand Jury Different Than a Trial Jury? Unlike the “petit” jury, which is used to determine guilt in a trial, a grand jury consists of 16 to 23 jurors who are not screened for bias. The purpose of the grand jury is not to determine guilt or innocence, but to decide whether there is probable cause to prosecute someone for a felony crime. The grand jury operates in secrecy and the normal rules of evidence do not apply. The prosecutor runs the proceedings and no judge is present. Defense lawyers are not allowed to be present in the grand jury room and cannot present evidence, but may be available outside the room to consult with witnesses. The prosecutor and the grand jury members may not reveal what occurred in the grand jury room and witnesses cannot obtain a transcript of their testimony. How Has the Grand Jury Been Used by the State? Because of their broad subpoena powers and secretive nature, grand juries have been used by the government to gather information on political movements and to disrupt those movements by causing fear and mistrust. The grand jury lends itself to being used for improper political investigation due in part to the prosecutor's ability to question witnesses without regard for rules that prohibit irrelevant, unreliable or unlawfully obtained evidence. Those called before the grand jury may be compelled to answer any question, even those relating to lawful personal and political activities. That information has been used by the government as a basis to conduct further surveillance and disruption of political dissent. When used against political movements, the grand jury causes fear and mistrust because persons who refuse to answer questions about their First Amendment political activities, friends and associates may be jailed for the life of the grand jury: up to 18 months. If a witness asserts their Fifth Amendment right to remain silent, they may be forced to accept immunity or go to jail for contempt. Even a witness who attempts to cooperate can be jailed if minor inconsistencies are found in their testimony. Such a perjury charge may stand even when the grand jury fails to hand down any indictment for what it was ostensibly investigating. The grand jury is a complicated and opaque process, by design.  Our movements have decades of experience resisting grand juries, and there are resources available to learn more and support those who resist. If you have been contacted by federal law enforcement, the National Lawyers Guild has a national federal defense hotline at 212-679-2811. . ... . .. Featured Track: Setting Sun (instrumental) by The Chemical Brothers from Setting Sun

Questions Covered: 10:52 – Does the Council of Jerusalem in Acts 15 relate back to a council 1 Chronicles 28? I'm thinking that if it does, it could be more proof for the papacy. 17:14 – Does Matthew quote the Septuagint? 21:53 – I heard an interpretation of the story of Abraham's sacrifice of Isaac that Abraham failed because he should have offered himself in place of Isaac. Is there any truth to that interpretation? 31:46 – I find it's hard to use 2 Macc 12:46 to defend Purgatory to Protestants because they don't believe in that book. How do you deal with that? 40:20 – How do we answer someone who says that God is Jehovah? 45:22 – How do we answer free-gracers that bring up Rom 3:20 as proof that works of the law are all works? 49:50 – What is the biblical evidence for inclusivism, meaning that God has mercy for those who through no fault of their own have not heard the gospel? And if there's time… Why does Acts 1:5 talk about a water baptism and a holy spirit baptism, but Eph 4:5 says “one baptism.” …

At Howard County Library System, we believe that community is at the heart of our library. To help celebrate Merriweather Post Pavilion's 20th Anniversary, a place where so many memories have been made – including Battle of the Books! - we joined the Merriweather Arts and Culture Center to capture people's most cherished (and intriguing) stories. Test your Merriweather trivia and enjoy some awesome memories.

It is an exciting time in cardiovascular prevention and management, where we can work together to make a significant difference for our patients. New pharmacotherapies are changing the disease burden and leading to improved outcomes for our patients, regardless of circumstance. Guest Clyde Yancy, MD, MSc, MACC, MACP, FAH, FHFSA, FRCP, FASPC (Hon.), FPCNA (Hon.), provides data and inspiration for our actions every day. SELECT Trial: https://www.acc.org/Latest-in-Cardiology/Clinical-Trials/2023/11/09/15/04/select Health Equity Self-Assessment Tool: Take 10 minutes, identify your strengths, and get links to related resources. https://pcna.net/clinical-resources/provider-tools/health-equity-provider-tools/See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Many of us Gen X women were not nurtured or strongly encouraged as girls to break through the glass ceiling or demand a seat at the table. Yet many of us are doing just that and want to do as much as we can to make it easier for the young women who follow. My guest this week is Tara Macciocco, a woman who is poised to instill confidence in young women (and young men) as a college basketball coach and instructor. Tune in for this conversation on the growing popularity of women's sports, due in large part to Iowa's record-breaking player Caitlin Clark who recently signed with the WBA's Indiana Fever. We talk about what Clark has done for women's sports and how much more progress needs to be made. Coach Macciocco advises women of every age to take their shot...go after what they want, try new things and not be afraid of failing. If you like what you hear, remember to subscribe to this podcast and share with a friend, foe or anyone you know. This podcast is sponsored by Budget Through Life offering one-on-one personal finance coaching and group classes to help you budget through your life. If you're interested in supporting this podcast by being a sponsor, please message Jeannine.Luby@gmail.com. Follow Funny Wine Girl Jeannine on Facebook and Instagram. I appreciate you from the bottom of my heart and the bottom of my wine glass.

“Im getting back uncomfortable” ~ Fatt Macc Montgomery, Alabama artist Fatt Macc makes his second appearance on Skipping Class with Lalaa Shepard of The Progress Report to speak about the pros and cons of signing with a major record label, why he was let go from Atlantic Records, best investments, coping with death and losses, running red lights with women, money spent on jewelry, and new music. 

Welcome  listeners to another captivating Arts and Culture installment of the Rancho Cordova Podcast. Today, Guest Host Cheryl Gleason, Director and Curator of the MACC, extends a warm welcome to a true dignitary in the field of education, Dr. Steven Winlock, Executive Director of the Sacramento County Office of Education. Born and raised In Rancho Cordova, and a career spanning over 45 years, Dr. Winlock's dedication as a teacher, principal, and superintendent serves as a guiding beacon  in our evolving educational journey. As the Sacramento City arts commissioner, his dedication to advocating for the arts and commitment to enhancing our communities through culture and creativity shines through. We hope you enjoy this special episode. 

Jen and Chewy start the show discussing the NFL Draft tonight with Gabe on the Golf Course for the Ringer Event with the MACC fund today. What position do you think the Green Bay Packers are interested in acquiring today with the 25th overall pick in the NFL Draft? Jason Wilde joins the show to talk ahead of tonight's 1st round of the NFL Draft. Who do we think the Packers are interested in? Will Gutey be aggressive and trade up to get themselves an offensive lineman tonight? How much will Hafley get an input to help with the new 4-3 defense in Green Bay? Chewy has a crazy about the Packers trying to trade up to acquire a potential hall of famer like Joe Alt?

Greg Matzek

How much would it cost in donations to the MACC Fund to get Kyle to do a Brazilian wax, Ben gets slapped by Greg Scalzo to pay off a bet from a donation made to the MACC fund and Homer stops by for some cross talk prior to the start of the Homer Hour.

Will the Giannis injury be a built-in excuse if the Bucks get bounced early in the NBA Playoffs and don't win the NBA Championship, NBA lead insider Shams Charania joins the show to discuss Giannis' injury and the Bucks playoff hopes, Gabe Neitzel of Jen, Gabe & Chewy stops by to raise money for the MACC Fund and Greg Scalzo joins the show to pay off the bet of slapping Ben for a donation to the MACC fund last year.

MACC Fund Director of Development Mike Bielawski joins Wisconsin's Midday News to talk about The Ringer Event which is a 100-holes of golf marathon event to raise significant dollars for childhood cancer and blood disorders research. Mike explains how the event first got started and details the success of the event since its inception. He also explains the significance of the name "The Ringer". If you'd like to donate, visit https://www.justgiving.com/page/greg-matzek-gabe-neitzel

ESPN Milwaukee's Gabe Neitzel joins Wisconsin's Midday News to talk abut The MACC Fund's "The Ringer" Golf Marathon Event which he and Greg Matzek will both be participating in. Greg and Gabe are combining forces in an effort to raise as much money as possible. The Ringer is a 100-holes of golf marathon (all players play 100 holes in a single day) event to raise significant dollars for childhood cancer and blood disorders research. If you'd like to donate, visit: https://www.justgiving.com/page/greg-matzek-gabe-neitzel

The Locker Room did a Live show at Realty Remediation in Marmora NJ. Mike Carlin and Josh Hennig and I talk with the president of hockey operations for the Flyers, Keith Jones. Hour II the Sports Book Consigliere Dave Sharapan from Las Vegas and Play by Play announcer for the MACC basketball tournament for ESPN Derrick Jones.

Explicit Aloha Podcast Episode 157 “Step Out Tour Week 3: Texas” 0:00 Dallas Granada Theatre 1:30 Austin Scoot Inn Was Cold/Franklin Bbq 2:51 Houston Last Concert Cafe/Brothel 5:30 Corpus Christi House Of Rock/Mike Love Doll @mikelovemusic 6:42 Next Shows: Boston Paradise Rock Club/NYC Brooklyn Bowl/Philly Brooklyn Bowl/Washington DC 9:30 Club/Norfolk Virginia Norva Sunday 8:22 Dab Review Is In Compiling Mode @shniiggz  9:19 Hawaii Shows! April 19 The MACC in Maui/April 20 at The Blaisdell in Honolulu with Seven Suns Band & Allen Stone @bampproject @allenstone @sevensunstheband 10:23 Missing Home/Thanks Bhehb @chelseataito 11:24 A Hui Hou Noah Cronin @noah_cronin --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/explicitalohapodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/explicitalohapodcast/support

Arts and Entertainment: Rancho Cordova is known as the "City of Events" and houses one of the best Art Complex in our region The MACC. The City has its own orchestra, Symphony D'oro, a Swing Dance Band, a Black Box Theatre, and features one of the largest July 4th fireworks displays in the region, and a whole slate of large outdoor events. Every month Director/ Curator of The MACC, Cheryl Gleason speaks to visual artists, musicians, actors, theatre groups as well as other notable influencers in the art scene in the Sacramento Region. It is not uncommon to hear people marvel at the explosion of the arts in Rancho Cordova, and for good reason. Where ever you go in our city, you are likely to experience a bit of art – whether painted on the side of a utility box, as music heard wafting through a grocery store or enjoyed during a casual wander through the Mills Station Arts and Culture Center.  It's true that the arts have continued to grow in Rancho Cordova in so many ways that it is easy to forget that it has been only 10 years since this spark was ignited, and how the wonderful Marsha Mason has guided it to success.  Marsha brought a background as a landscape architect with experience running large programs in the public sector to Rancho Cordova's newborn arts movement back in 2012. She was CEO of Sites Pacific, Inc., a landscape architectural firm specializing in public works projects and visual impact assessments. She taught landscape architecture courses as a lecturer at U.C. Davis. Marsha served as President of the Sierra Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects, was a founder of WalkSacramento.  Those skills all come together in 2012 as Marsha joined a small group of local artists to work with the Cordova Community Council to form what has become known as “Rancho Cordova Arts.” That year, the first City Hall exhibit launched with a fine art exhibit of local artists aptly named “Genesis.”  Most artists are content – and prefer -- to simply work on their art, but Marsha is not like most artists. Understanding the importance of having an organization of people committed to an artistic future, she rolled up her sleeves to accomplish less glamourous foundational tasks like creating a non-profit organization, developing a website, creating a newsletter and focusing artistic energy in the community to produce memorable art events.

We are honored to have Cheryl Gleason Curator/ Artist Director of the MACC Gallery- Mills Station Arts and Cultural Center to be joining us again.   Cheryl Gleason's roots in the art world date back to her childhood. Growing up in Sandpoint, Idaho, she was passionate about drawing, often recreating found pictures on paper with pencil. She dreamed of being an artist. After finishing high school Cheryl moved to California and started community college for art classes and fell back in love with art the thing that was missing in my life for the longest time". With a degree in fine art and a minor in art history from the University of California, Davis. Today Cheryl is the Curator/Director of the Mills Station Arts and Cultural Center (MACC) regularly featuring exhibits focused on local artists, culture, history, and social justice. Starting February, Cheryl will be a regular guest host on the Rancho Cordova Podcast where she will host a show on all things art in the City of Rancho Cordova.  

Mac Saturn singer, Carson Macc joins me today, as their "Hard To Sell" record finally drops this Friday, January 26th, with a show to celebrate that night at the Fillmore Detroit.  The process of making this record began long ago. Working with Al Sutton at Rust Belt Studios, they brought what they thought were solid songs, but they weren't. "We brought them so many songs that we thought were it!" Carson said that although they didn't use those songs, they learned much about their songwriting process. More on Al and others who helped them in a minute.  As far as pegging this band's sound, that's a tough one. Carson describes it like this "We're from Detroit. We're Rock and Roll, but we're from Detroit so we got a little bit of funk and soul" He said people always compare them to so many different bands. "We like to do things authentically" This band does not shy away from being from Detroit. "You gotta say it. You've got to wear that on your sleeve, because why wouldn't you?" They want to be part of the musical fabric that's so strong from years gone by. They are the future of that sound.   As far as singers he's been influenced by, that's another one you just can't point to. He says he takes elements from all of his inspirations "...and be completely free on top of this band, that has some serious players in it." Yes, the band is very tight.  As far as the tour is concerned, Mac Saturn is hopping right into it. They're going all over the country from January 26 at the Fillmore, right through until St. Patrick's Day.  Carson was never at a loss to talk about working with Al Sutton at Rust Belt Studios in Royal Oak. "He was always pushing us to see how far we could take this sound." Kid Rock guitarist and backup singer, Marlon Young and Hershell Boone were all on board in the creation of this album. He sang their praises and spoke to how much he learned from all of them.  You can watch the video for "Mint Julep" here.  It was great to talk to Carson. Wishing nothing but the best for him and the band as they start out on this trek. You can meet the band on Thursday at Dearborn Music in Dearborn starting at 6 pm for a listening/meet & greet party. 

Doing business with the country's largest customer (the federal government) comes with requirements, opportunities and challenges that other organizations simply don't have. So, what does it take to be truly successful as a government contractor?  In this episode of The Wrap, Amber Stout, CPA, Jared Sharp, CPA and Todd McAdams, CPA, CGMA, MACC join our hosts to discuss the nuances of leading organizations to financial and compliance success in the government contracting industry. After listening to this episode, you'll:Be familiar with the opportunities and challenges that are unique to the government contracting industryUnderstand how research and development expenses are capitalized and amortized—and one important nuance for government contractorsKnow the basic information you'll need to provide to meet the unique reporting requirements in this industryUnderstand what really makes a “DCAA-approved” accounting systemKnow a few of the most common tax and business mistakes contractors make—and how to avoid themResources for additional information:Blog: A Business's Guide to R&D Expense Capitalization and Amortization ChangesGuide: DCAA Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide for Government ContractorsBlog: How Can A Small Business Ensure DCAA Compliance?Blog: What Is Included in a DCAA Compliant Indirect Rate Calculation?Blog: Why A DCAA Compliant Chart of Accounts Should Be Your System's FoundationBlog: What Are the Benefits of DCAA Compliance Consulting?Blog: Don't Ignore These DCAA Accounting Policies and ProceduresBlog: Tips for Protecting your Government Contracting Business with QuickBooks DCAA ComplianceBlog: Three Broad Issues a DCAA Audit Can Uncover for Government ContractorsBlog: A DCAA Compliance Checklist for Government ContractorsBlog: Five Steps to DCAA Timesheet Compliance for Government ContractorsBlog: How to Identify an Adequate Accounting System for Government Contracts [12 Important Elements]Blog: Determining the Best Accounting Software for Small Government ContractorsBlog: Business Process Optimization: 5 Ways to Improve Your Systems and Processes

Conservators and artists have worked this past year to restore a work of art created by artist George Morrison half a century ago. Morrison's vision is felt by the people who helped to restore his work, and by those redesigning the building where the mural lives.The late artist George Morrison was from a small town near the Grand Portage reservation in northern Minnesota. He attended art school in Minneapolis and New York City and was part of a leading generation of American artists working as abstract expressionists. Known for his intricate wood sculpture and collage, George Morrison was commissioned to create the mural for the Minneapolis American Indian Center in 1974.Morrison once told a biographer the design was inspired by feathers. Its chevron V-shapes work in unison to create an optical illusion.  Although never formally named, Morrison suggested the work might be called — “Turning the Feather Around: A Mural for the Indian.”  Sam Olbekson is an architect and the chair of the Minneapolis American Indian Center's board of directors. He is a part of a team working on the center's renovation.“That pattern and the way it's constructed allowed us to take it apart piece by piece, and one of the main goals of this entire project is to preserve this piece art,” says Olbekson.In 2022, the Midwest Arts Conservation Center, or MACC, answered the center's call to restore the mural.Chief conservator Megan Emery served as the manager of the project. MACC called on another team of conservators from Montana with expertise in rigging and reinstalling complicated works of art.“We decided we were going to have to start the project by doing full documentation with photographs of the mural to basically map out exactly out how it looked and how everything was laid out,” says Emery.“When it was time to start to start the project, we physically removed every single board, and that's when we need a team of people.” Josie Hoffman is an Anishinaabe multi-media artist whose family is from the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. Hoffman was tasked by MACC to work on the restoration.“There wasn't a ton of problems. And actually, when we were taking it down it came down really easily. It was also the documentation of [the mural],” says Hoffman. “It's about over 700 cedar boards, so it's about documenting and making sure we have all these pieces in the right place.”Once the pieces were carefully removed, they were packed into crates and shipped to specialists at the firm Wolf Magritte in Missoula, Mont. The firm cleaned the mural again and worked to design a series of interlocking panels on which to mount jigsaw-like pieces for reinstallation.When the full sun hits the mural at its new home on the east side of the building, the contrast of the light and dark surfaces of the cedar planks is striking — adding a sense of movement.  George Morrison mural in Minneapolis preserved for future generations by Olbekson says the restoration of the mural is a part of the long-term vision for community development along Franklin Avenue. “Where it was on the building ... [George Morrison] was so intent on it being open to the public. So that art was accessible to the community. He wanted it to be large scale, in your face, out, and unapologetically Indigenous on Franklin Avenue,” says Olbekson. Olbekson points out the mural's new location on the east side of the center will mean that it has a different experience with environmental elements and weather. “We tried to preserve the aging, the integrity of it,” says Olbekson. “It was about making sure the original artist's intention was conveyed in the new building, to do it in a way that will make it last there in another fifty years.”The restoration of the mural is part of the Minneapolis American Indian Center's first major renovation since opening in 1975.

Topics: First time Alexis met her coach Adam Rogers (at MACC 2019) What she relies on her coach for at competitions Post Helna Hotel Madness Haterade YouTube comment What Alexis Pays Attention to During Competitions Getting Angry after a poor finish on “Ski Bag” Using memories of bad performances as fuel “Do you get fueled by the good memories?” Alexis crying during a running workout Some of Alexis' biggest gains since being at Training Think Tank Overcoming Injuries and Training Struggles Mentality Around Tweaks during Training Alexis crushing Wall Walks What was Alexis' first impression of Training Think Tank? Being Jealous of National Champions in 2019 What Travis Mayer said to Alexis that Lit a Fire Under Her Ass Max wants CrossFit to have a Bad Guy Alexis barley missing the 2021 CrossFit Games Mad, Bitter & Quitter: Quitting CrossFit after 2021 Fueled by Anger Pulling out of the 2023 Rogue Invitational / Diagnosed with Colitis Feeling like death at 2023 East Semifinals Alexis Nutrition Alexis' goal that she wouldn't tell Max Does Alexis stick to her coach's game plans? Annoyed she “held back” during the 2022 CrossFit Games Personal Development Leading to Better Physical Performance Haley and Mal pull out: Dealing with Burnout and Mental Health Questions from Instagram

Bob Macciochi (aka 'Macc') has been mastering professionally for 10 years. Bob enjoys working with music across all genres, from large hip hop labels to independent ambient, dubstep and drum n bass artists. He's also mastered electrosynthpoppunk bands, extreme death metal albums, J-pop, commercial and local bands, the odd jazz band and all manner of other things. A keen engineering geek with a passion for good sound and degree-level physics education, Bob regularly helps out engineers and producers of all levels, to help them improve their own production.  Bob Macc Links: https://www.scmastering.com/ Mr. Bill's Links: https://mrbillstunes.com/ https://discord.gg/ySjhgWQ https://mrbill.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/MrBillsTunes Podcast Produced & Edited by: https://twitter.com/303FuMo