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Guest Speaker Mary Jean Powers takes us back to a time of intense anticipation, to the epoch preceding Jesus' arrival when Israel's hope for the Messiah flickered in the darkness of political strife and occupation. We weave through history, uncovering the Israelites' steadfast observance of God's law and their fervent musings over John the Baptist's role in God's master plan. Ponder with us the extraordinary timing of the Roman occupation and how it set the stage for the incarnation of Christ, as Paul describes in Galatians, "when the time had fully come." It's a narrative that not only recounts the chronicles of yesteryears but also invigorates our current walk of faith, reminding us that divine timing is impeccable and always worth the wait.This sermon was recorded at a Sunday morning gathering at Church of the Lookout in Longmont, Colorado.Speaker — Mary Jean PowersVisit Our Website — https://thelookout.churchTake Your Next Step--- https://thelookout.church/connectConnect with Us --- https://thelookout.church/newGive to Support the Ministry --- https://thelookout.church/giveVisit our websiteFollow us on FacebookFollow us on Instagram

Need guidance, strength, peace, and a friend? You can have all of those things in the Holy Spirit our helper!

BNI4Success Podcasts The Voice of BNI Greater Los Angeles; Where we'll talk about referral networking that works!http://bnipodcast4success.com

In this conversation, Dr. Mary Jean Tecce DeCarlo and Dr. Alia Ammar uncover critical issues in inclusivity, equity, and the empowerment of students with determination, drawing from their extensive research investigating special education policy awareness and shifting perceptions about special education. Their work sheds light on the nuanced complexities at the intersection of academia and societal balance. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that promises to enrich your understanding of the evolving landscape in education.

043 - October 28, 2023Rich DeMuro talks tech news, tips, gadget reviews and conducts interviews in this weekly show. Airs 11 AM - 2 PM PT on KFI AM 640 and syndicated on stations nationwide through Premiere Networks. Stream live on the iHeartRadio App or subscribe to the podcast.Follow Rich on X, Instagram, Facebook and Threads.Call 1-888-RICH-101 (1-888-742-4101) to join in!RichOnTech.tvRich talked about how the concert going experience has been modernized by technology including digital tickets, self serve concessions and more.Marvin in Colorado asked what the baseball card scanning app I mentioned a long time ago on the show. It's called CollX.Apple is holding an event called Scary Fast on October 30. New Mac computers are expected.Apple is raising prices for streaming services.Mark Stockley, Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher at Malwarebytes joined to explain what Malware is and how to avoid and remove it.Melody in Carlsbad, CA says she got an email about a Geek Squad and is wondering if they are trying to scam her.Mark in Winnetka, CA can't seem to remove URL icons he's dragged to the desktop. Rich says to try dragging the icon into the Recycle bin or select the icon and hit the Shift and Del keys at the same time. You might need to sign in with Admin access to complete the action.Cruise pauses driverless car operations in all of it's markets.Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. Wonder game for the Switch is a lot of fun and Rich recommends it for holiday gifts or just to play yourself!Malware and Phishing continues to get worse.Mary Jean got a new iPhone and wants to transfer her old information, but can't find the security PIN.Edwin has a Dell computer and wants a USB microphone for it so he can do ham radio. Rich recommends a Yeti or similar. He also likes the Tula mic and the MiCreator Studio if you want something more premium.Google has a free new tool to help you create AI images.Rich is testing out the Samsung S23 FE, which is a good phone at a nice price of $599, but Rich suspects it will be even cheaper over the holidays.Doreen in Simi Valley has a problem with the neighbor's dog barking and wants to try a device called Dog Silencer Max.John in Moorepark asks about which password manager is best for someone who only uses an iPhone. Rich likes iCloud Keychain for this, but also recommends Google Passwords and Bitwarden for free, Dashlane and ProtonPass for paid.Carlette in Alpine has issues with programs not opening her phone videos. Rich suspects it is recording videos in a high efficiency format.Did you know you can open QR codes on the iPhone by tapping and pressing on the onscreen code?Pause ads are making their way into popular streaming services.Luke Heine co-founder and co-director of the Fair Opportunity Project. They've built an AI chatbot to help students fill out and understand the FAFSA.Bobo shared a real estate rental scam that happened to him and you should be aware of.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dwight David Eisenhower was born in Denison, Texas on October 14, 1890, the third of seven sons of David and Ida Eisenhower. Not long after Dwight's birth, the family moved to Abilene, Kansas where he grew up. Dwight later attended West Point Military Academy, graduating in 1915 and soon after met Mamie Doud, who would become the love of his life. The two would be married for over fifty years. Eisenhower rose to fame during World War II as the Supreme Commander of the Allied Expeditionary Forces in Europe, leading the successful D-Day invasion that played a significant role in the defeat of Nazi Germany. In 1952, he was elected the 34th President of the United States. Eisenhower's presidency focused on improving the nation's infrastructure and was also marked by efforts to contain the spread of communism during the Cold War while maintaining peace and stability on the international stage. One of his initiatives, was the creation of the People to People International program, which he established in 1956 to improve understanding and friendship between citizens of different countries through educational, cultural and humanitarian activities. In this episode of Your History Your Story, we will be speaking with Mary Jean Eisenhower, youngest grandchild of Dwight and Mamie Eisenhower. Mary Jean will share her memories of playing as a child in the White House, spending personal moments with her grandparents and meeting World leaders such as French President, Charles de Gaulle and Premier of the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev. Mary Jean will also tell how an encounter with Khrushchev's son, Sergei in the 1990's moved her to change careers in order to develop and expand People to People International, the program established by her grandfather. Music: "With Loved Ones" Jay Man Photo(s): Courtesy of Mary Jean Eisenhower To Support Your History Your Story: Please consider becoming a Patron or making a one time donation via PayPal. - THANK YOU!!! YHYS Patreon: CLICK HERE YHYS PayPal: CLICK HERE YHYS: Social Links: CLICK HERE YHYS: Please join our mailing list!: CLICK HERE To learn more about the Missouri Cherry Blossom Festival led by Nicholas Inman in Marshfield, MO. : https://www.cherryblossomfestival.com #yhys #yourhistoryyourstory #history #storytelling #podcast #njpodcast #youhaveastorytoo #DwightEisenhower #MaryJeanEisenhower, #presidential

A strong female leader in the home services industry, Mary Jean Anderson joins To The Point! Mary Jean is CEO of Anderson Plumbing Heating & Air, a top 1% contractor. Join host Chris Yano to talk to Mary Jean about Nexstar, business growth, fighting inflation, and what it takes to turn a company from over 1MM in debt to almost 60MM with double-digit profitability!

My guest is the youngest granddaughter of United States President Dwight D. Eisenhower. We talk about her grandfather, her memories of the White House as a young girl, her important humanitarian activities, and much more.

Mary Jean tells John and Mike what it's like to be the editor of the MCA's Mustang Times.

Mary Jean Smith is the owner and a broker with Banyan Tree Realtors, one of the Memphis area's leading real estate firms. She founded the firm in 1986 and established its headquarters in Collierville. She is a licensed Realtor in Tennessee and Mississippi. The Smith Family established the town square favorite, The Silver Caboose, 10 years later in 1996. Three generations of the Smith Family are actively involved in the daily operation of The Silver Caboose. Bob and Mary's daughter, Julie, is the general manager today. As its website says, “The Best People in the World Eat at The Silver Caboose because it is the Best ‘Square Meal' in Town.' She is a fifth-generation Collierville resident. Smith and her family have called Collierville home her entire life.

Have you seen the pink trucks driving around San Diego? These trucks belong to Anderson Plumbing, Heating, and Air and Mary Jean Anderson is at the helm. This week’s episode of Conscious Curiosity SD features Mary Jean, the CEO and Founder of Anderson Plumbing. When she took over the business it was a big step […]

Leadership is often dominated by men, causing women to suffer from imposter syndrome and cultivate a scarcity mindset. Since they are often in harsh competition with one another, women find it hard to hone authentic leadership skills. Alicia Couri chats with Dr. Mary Jean Vignone on how women can make a tremendous shift in leadership to lessen conflicts for power and unleash their true selves. Dr. Mary explains how to use feminine energy the right way, speak their mind freely, and stop acting with too much bravado just to fit in. She also talks about how flexible remote work can mend the gap between women being stuck at home and assuming leadership roles.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Leading With Audacious Community today:https://aliciacouri.com/Google PlusTwitterInstagramFacebook

Señora bonita. Amigo amo de casa. ¡YA ES VIERNES! Parecía que no llegaba pero sí llegó. Qué comience la gozadera… ¡Pero momento! ¿Y la desinformadera? Primero lo primero. Pare la oreja, súbale a su radito porque estas son las noticias:-¡NO DIGAS MAMADAS, MARY JEAN!… Decomisan más de 8 toneladas de drogas en shampoo, acondicionador y otros productos cosméticos.-¡NO DIGAS MAMADAS, MARY JEAN!… Manuel Espino, expresidente del PAN, propone dialogar con crimen organizado para lograr la paz… y se ofrece como mediador. ¿No le pierdes?-¡NO DIGAS MAMADAS, MARY JEAN!… Ricardo Monreal afirma que solo permanece en Morena por respeto al Presidente… Ya llégale, mano, el presi ni te topa.-Y EN LA MAÑANERA… ¡NO DIGAS MAMADAS, MARY JEAN!… AMLI descarta diálogo con el narco como propone Manuel Espino y nuevamente culpa a Calderon por algo.Completamente en vivo y en directo. De Grupo Fórmula transmitiendo a todo México fuerte, raso y colocado. Como lo indican los cánones. Abriendo la conversación. Cerrando la semana. Llegó el comentario, llegó el análisis, llegó el candidato… Chumel Torres.

A Place For My Stuff - Yes I have/had another podcast.  A couple of podcasts actually.  With the rising price of everything, I opted not to pay to have Inside the Guest Studio available forever.   I have this convenient landing spot called My Alien Life Podcast which WILL remain forever - thus, this is part of my life, as will be the episodes of Inside the Guest Studio.  A podcast that is graced by some unique and very talented people that live slightly off the grid. Enjoy Cameron In 1982 I walked into a music store in Kalispell Montana and heard his hit Someday Some Way...  I was hooked.  From that day forward, the cassette I purchased before going to Bible camp, was in every car I ever owned until 2015.  I mailed the cassette to my friend who had gotten out of drug treatment.  We listened to that cassette so many times in my car during high school.  The cassette arrived in his mailbox, SMASHED...   I was crushed. It was my indeed pleasure to interview, Marshall Crenshaw.  My hero.   Marshall Howard Crenshaw (born November 11, 1953) is an American musician, singer, songwriter, and guitarist best known for hit songs such as "Someday, Someway," a US Top 40 hit in 1982, "Cynical Girl," and "Whenever You're on My Mind." He is also the co-author of one of the biggest radio hits of the ‘90s, the Gin Blossoms, "Til I Hear It From You." His music has roots in classic soul music and Buddy Holly, to whom Crenshaw was often compared in the early days of his career, and whom he portrayed in the 1987 film La Bamba. Born in Michigan, Crenshaw performed in the musical Beatlemania before releasing his self-titled album in 1982. Crenshaw could not replicate the commercial success of Marshall Crenshaw and follow-up Field Day (1983) with later albums. Crenshaw has also contributed songs to other artists, writing singles for Kirsty MacColl and the Gin Blossoms. A quote from Trouser Press summed up Marshall Crenshaw's early career: "Although he was seen as a latter-day Buddy Holly at the outset, he soon proved too talented and original to be anyone but himself."[   Marshall Crenshaw on Marshall Crenshaw — “One of the fundamental things about the project was that I set out to not make an album,” Marshall Crenshaw notes. “So I did this project, and now at the end of it, there's this album, for the album fans!….” The celebrated singer-songwriter-guitarist-producer is discussing #392: The EP Collection, his new CD on the Red River Entertainment label. The 14-track set collects a dozen standout tracks drawn from the innovative series of six 10” vinyl EPs that Crenshaw released between 2013 and 2015, plus a pair of never-before-heard rarities chosen especially for this collection. The EP series was the product of Crenshaw's decision to break away from the standard album/tour cycle by recording and releasing a steady stream of new music over an extended period. The endeavor proved wildly popular with his fans, and brought in lots of “I really did love the EP project, and I'm kind of sad that it's over,” Crenshaw comments. “I was looking for a different way of working that would keep me motivated; it was cool, because it had a sense of urgency; there was always something that had just come out and always something that was on the way. It was an inspiring way to work.” #392: The EP Collection's twelve studio recordings encompass six new Crenshaw originals and six cover songs. The former group includes the bittersweet and beautiful “Grab the Next Train,” the surging and howling “Move Now,” and the hypnotic and atmospheric “Driving and Dreaming”, while the cover numbers include a reverent remake of the Burt Bacharach/Hal David/Carpenters chestnut “Close to You,” James McMurtry's “Right Here Now,” longtime Crenshaw favorite Bobby Fuller's classic “Never to Be Forgotten” and vintage numbers by the Easybeats, the Move and the Lovin' Spoonful. Rounding out #392: The EP Collection are two previously unreleased tracks: a powerful live version of the Everly Brothers classic “Man with Money,” recorded with Crenshaw's frequent touring partners the Bottle Rockets, during the week after Phil Everly's passing, and the infectious “Front Page News,” a '90s recording of a previously-unheard original that Crenshaw wrote with noted country tunesmith Leroy Preston (“I can't remember when I did it, or why, but I like it!”, says Crenshaw). “I was fortunate to have lots of brilliant people helping me on these tracks, and they really lifted the proceedings,” Crenshaw reports. “I'm proud about the range of super-excellent musicians who came on board for these sessions.” #392: The EP Collection includes contributions from avant-jazz trumpet icon Stephen Bernstein, noted jazz vibraphonist Bryan Carrott, versatile Nashville bassist Byron House, Daniel Littleton of the band Ida, renowned composer/keyboardists Rob Morsberger and Jamie Saft, along with longstanding Crenshaw cohorts like guitarists Glen Burtnick and Andy York, bassist Graham Maby, Brian Wilson/Beach Boys sideman Jeffrey Foskett, and acclaimed indie troubadour Dan Bern, who co-wrote four songs with Crenshaw. Meanwhile, on several tracks, Crenshaw worked on his own in his home studio, overdubbing all or most of the instruments and vocal harmonies himself. Crenshaw states, “I've been into the Narcissist, solitary-genius thing for a long time. For instance, “‘Cynical Girl,' on my first album, is just me, and ‘Someday Someway' is my brother on drums and me on everything else. So working alone sometimes is standard procedure for Over the course of a recording career that's spanned three decades, 13 albums and hundreds of songs, the Michigan-bred artist's musical output has maintained a consistently high level of artistry, craftsmanship and passion, endearing him to a broad and loyal fan After getting an early break playing John Lennon in a touring company of the Broadway musical Beatlemania, Crenshaw began his recording career with the now-legendary indie single “Something's Gonna Happen.” His growing notoriety in his adopted hometown of New York City helped to win Crenshaw a deal with Warner Bros. Records, which released his self-titled 1982 debut album. That collection established Crenshaw as one of the era's preeminent rock ' n' rollers, and that was confirmed by such subsequent albums as Field Day, Downtown, Mary Jean & 9 Others, Good Evening, Life's Too Short, Miracle of Science, #447, What's in the Bag? and Jaggedland. Along the way, Crenshaw's compositions have been covered by a broad array of performers, including Bette Midler, Kelly Willis, Robert Gordon, Ronnie Spector, Marti Jones and the Gin Blossoms, with whom Crenshaw co-wrote the Top 10 single “Til I Hear It From You.” He's also provided music for several film soundtracks, appeared in the films La Bamba (in which he portrayed Buddy Holly) and Peggy Sue Got Married, and was nominated for Grammy and a Golden Globe awards for writing the title track for the film comedy Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. Since 2011, Crenshaw has hosted his own radio show, The Bottomless Pit, on New York's WFUV. He's currently working on Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger's much-anticipated HBO series Vinyl, doing “some session work, a little bit of songwriting..” His eclectic resume aside, songwriting and record-making remain at the center of Marshall Crenshaw's creative life, and #392: The EP Collection confirms that his musical flame continues to burn as brightly as ever. “I still love recorded music and believe in it as an art form, whether it's a single or album, or vinyl or CD,” Crenshaw asserts, adding, “I think I'll probably stick with it.”

Today I'm talking with Mary Jean Winn. Mary Jean grew up in northern Utah and has spent a lifetime she describes as not recognizing her own self-worth. She has 6 kids and 12 grandkids. Mary Jean is a business owner and a writer, and is starting a non-profit to help others find their own empowerment and identity.Being Silenced on Abuse Mary Jean shares that she's repressed the early parts of her childhood as a result of her abuse and has struggled to piece together how that early programming has affected the person she is today. She had a father who was physically abusive to her, her siblings, and her mother, and one of her earliest memories is of abuse witnessed at 9 years old. Throughout her childhood, Mary Jean didn't go to therapy and didn't speak about what was happening to her. People didn't talk about abuse. Physical discipline was more common, but the line between discipline and abuse was often in question. Everything was silent, according to Mary Jean, and no one ever came to help. In her opinion, the worst thing that someone can do while abuse is happening is to be silent. Speaking Her Truth As an adult, Mary Jean has found comfort in writing about her experiences. She has filing cabinets full of journals that she uses as a healing modality. Being in survival mode for the majority of her life, she found there was a lot for her to process.Mary Jean's book, “Lessons I Learned On a Dirt Road,” is a project 30 years in the making. The title was inspired by the clarity she feels while out in nature on a dirt road, where she feels the most grounded and closest to God. Although she struggled with the structure of the book, she hopes to begin the process of publishing in September. There is a need for her to tell her story. “You have your own roadmap,” she says and encourages listeners to make sure they're not following someone else's. Connecting People in NeedMary Jean's nonprofit “Building Connextions” aims to create an empowerment center for at-risk people. She calls it a connection center where people can learn how to find their voice and live their truth in a safe, comfortable environment. The nonprofit is in its early stages, but Mary Jean is excited about the amount of potential it has. Mary Jeans wants to be a guide for people who are struggling, helping them find their best path in life. She's in the process of putting together programs and growing the nonprofit into her dream, showing others how to live the life they've never lived before.  Mary Jean hopes listeners know to never give up, even in their darkest moments. If they keep putting one foot in front of the other, eventually everything will pass. This is a lesson she has taught to her kids and herself. Listen in to hear more of Mary Jean's journey, why she decided to write her book, and what modalities she uses to stay on the right path in life. Resources MentionedJoin Me on Speak Loud PlatformSpeak Loud Podcast on the webConnect with Mary Jean on her website Spread the message of Speak Loudly Podcast andshare this episode with a friend!Please review our podcast disclaimer on our website

Jim and Mike talk to Marshall about being in BEATLEMANIA, the movie LA BAMBA (he played Buddy Holly), his new re-release #447, THE SMITHEREENS and alot more A LITTLE BIT ABOUT MARSHALL: After getting an early break playing John Lennon in a touring company of the Broadway musical Beatlemania, Crenshaw began his recording career with the now-legendary indie single “Something's Gonna Happen.” His growing notoriety in his adopted hometown of New York City helped to win Crenshaw a deal with Warner Bros. Records, which released his self-titled 1982 debut album. That collection established Crenshaw as one of the era's preeminent rock ' n' rollers, and that was confirmed by such subsequent albums as Field Day, Downtown, Mary Jean & 9 Others, Good Evening, Life's Too Short, Miracle of Science, #447, What's in the Bag? and Jaggedland. Along the way, Crenshaw's compositions have been covered by a broad array of performers, including Bette Midler, Kelly Willis, Robert Gordon, Ronnie Spector, Marti Jones and the Gin Blossoms, with whom Crenshaw co-wrote the Top 10 single “Til I Hear It From You.” He's also provided music for several film soundtracks, appeared in the films La Bamba (in which he portrayed Buddy Holly) and Peggy Sue Got Married, and was nominated for Grammy and a Golden Globe awards for writing the title track for the film comedy Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. Since 2011, Crenshaw has hosted his own radio show, The Bottomless Pit, on New York's WFUV. He's also worked on Martin Scorsese and Mick Jagger's HBO series Vinyl, doing “some session work, a little bit of songwriting..” Visit Marshalls website or Facebook, Instagram to find out where he's playing next!   COPYRIGHT CLAIM: The songs : Television Light, Little Wild One (No.5), Twenty-Five-Forty-One, Cynical Girl and Live & Learn used with permission from Marshall Crenshaw.   Jim and Mike Talk Music can be found on Podbean (host site), Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Iheart Radio, Pandora and almost anywhere you listen to podcasts.   You can also view a couple portions of our video interview with Marshall on YouTube (search Jim and MIke Talk Music to find our channel) Thank you for listening!

27Th hour podcast Episode 91 With Mary Jean Winn from West Point Utah she is owner- operator at Mary Jean Winn Mortgage Loan Originator and Credit Counselor. In January 2022 she started a non profit organization called Building Connextions. The organization is designed to help those looking for their identity and purpose. Her goals are to help abused men,women,and children. Families dealing with crisis. But most importantly helping build connections and support groups for everyone searching for emotional, mental,physical and spiritual empowerment. Check out her website www.building connections.org .This is a Episode you will not want to miss this is the first time that she has told her story publicly. She is amazing and has so much to offer this world. Mary Jean was also on Episode 16 with her son Jacob Winger who was in a accident and has a brain injury.He is also so inspiring and proof you can over come anything. 

Mary Jean Anderson is the heart and soul of Anderson Plumbing, Heating & Air. Founded in 1978, the company is currently ranked among the Top 1% of plumbing, heating and air conditioning businesses in the country. Tune in as she and Host Ellen Rohr discuss how Mary Jean got her start in the industry, how she and her family have navigated the company's growth, and how she continues to help bring other women into the industry!Learn more about Anderson Plumbing, Heating & Air and read the company's mission statement at https://bit.ly/33J9t9s. 

Welcome Miscellaneous Busy, busy, busy (today) Rocket Class Dreams and timing Is it just me?, Mary Jean's & Layla K's Podcast Faith Stuff End times & Advent The Year of St. Joseph Communion or not – Wednesday morning Humor Catholic Vocabulary Test - Our Mouths were Filled with Laughter (a Religious Joke Book Compiled by Jesse Romero, M.A.) Wrap-up

John wasted five years of his life on a get rich quick scheme, and when that failed so did his marriage... yet again by his own hand. This time he wasn't going to be the one on the losing end of things like he had been with Michelle, this time Mary Jean would pay for embarrassing John, she would pay for being smug, and she would pay for constantly trying to put her in jail. He would take from her the two things she treasured more than her own life... their daughters. 19 minutes is all it will take to be convicted of capital murder charges in the state known for having an express lane to the death chamber. TRIGGER WARNING: This episode talks of domestic violence, please proceed with caution! If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence please call 1-800-799-7233; help them become a fighter and a survivor! Remember the internet leaves behind a digital footprint that can be tracked, please use the hotline to get out safely! I ask if capable make a contribution to your local women & children's shelter please do so; donations can be in any form, not just money... You can head over to www.thetruecrimelibrarian.com to pick yourself up some gear or make a donation to the show. Be sure to use the #thetruecrimelibrarian when recommending the show on social media so that I can thank you for your support! Special Thank You to Scott Buckley for his beautiful music used in the show. Go check out his productions at www.scottbuckley.com.au/library Research and production by Ashlee O'Rourke --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/truecrimelibrarian/support

As the journey continues on the Black Voters Matter Freedom Ride, Mark talks to one of the original Freedom Riders, Dr. Mary Jean Smith. She shares the story of her early days of activism, joining up with John Lewis from Nashville, which led to her eventual arrest. These courageous humans risked their lives on a daily basis in the name of racial justice, and we must do our part to preserve their names and fortitude in history. Executive Producer: Adell Coleman Producer: Brittany Temple Distributor: DCP Entertainment For additional content: makeitplain.com

After 29 years, the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library's Director is retiring! On this episode, Michelle & Jacob hit Mary Jean with the hard questions.

BREW OF THE WEEK ~ “SMOOTH OPERATOR”  Whether you want to think about this or not … Every Dad was at some point a Smooth Operator.  Toes in the Sand and a Blended Drink in hand…  Or, our Tropical extra Smooth Green Tea sitting in traffic or at your desk at work.  Escape into Smooth Operator mode with this wonderful cuppa!  We start with Green Tea and add Candied Pineapple, Orange, Candied Mango, Safflower & Moringa Leaves!  Delicious wherever you are!  Excellent Hot or Iced! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The national tests are now occurring and cheating is common for the school. Harry vents his frustrations and is sent home. Mary Jean will be leaving shortly so we see her one last time.

Mary Jean introduces her book which she co-authored with Michael Fullan. Mary Jean is the former Assistant Deputy Minister with the Ontario Ministry of Education. Since leaving the Ministry she has served as an advisor on education policy to many governments around the world. Mary Jean reflects on her experiences in Ontario, Australia, and California, recounting the “details” that make a difference in system reform.

Welcome to Living Well with MS Coffee Break #16, where we are pleased to welcome Rick Nelson as our guest!   Our Coffee Break series is your chance to get to know members of our diverse OMS community. In each episode, you’ll join Geoff Allix for an intimate chat with a different member of our global community. Our guests will share their personal stories and talk about their challenges and victories, large and small. We hope you find common cause and a source of inspiration from the stories of these very special people.   As always, your comments and suggestions are always welcome by emailing podcast@overcomingms.org. We hope you enjoy this episode’s conversation with Rick, beaming to you straight from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the USA.   Rick’s Story (in his own words)   I am Rick Nelson. I live in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, in the United States. I’m married to Solange and am a father of three adult children – Anthony, Alice and Richard – and I’m very proud of all of them.   My Aunt Mary Jean had MS. As a family we experienced her advancing disability through my teenage and early adult years, culminating in her death at an early age from MS-related causes. Mary Jean took everything that the medical establishment had to offer in those days, yet she missed out on many of life’s joys, and never met her grandchildren.   A couple of decades later, in late 2004, I was diagnosed with MS.   I dove into the research found and embraced the Swank Diet. I was persuaded by long-range study, conducted by Dr. Roy Swank commencing in 1948, which found that people with MS who consumed less than 20 grams of saturated fat per day essentially didn’t progress to disability over the more than three-decade course of the study.     I was all in.   Later, I came upon Dr. George Jelinek’s book, Overcoming Multiple Sclerosis. With a family history similar to mine plus his background as a physician and medical journal editor, I felt Dr. Jelinek incorporated extensive research to take Dr. Swank’s work to the next level.     After devouring Dr. Jelinek’s book, I embraced the OMS Recovery Program.    Leading a busy life with a demanding corporate job and family duties, I struggled with stress control. I was less than successful in embracing meditation, so a few years later I traveled to Melbourne, Australia and participated in the OMS retreat at Gawler Centre. At the retreat I came away deeply moved by the knowledge, care and selfless humanness demonstrated by Dr. Jelinek, Zig and other members of staff.   It was my first time in a community of people with MS, and I came away impressed with the strength and the passion of the other participants. These were people who challenged the status quo.   I have been an advocate for OMS ever since.    OMS has been life-changing for me, it has provided hope, and allowed me to regain control of my health. The result has been many years of vitality and contribution to my family and community.   Questions:   Rick, our audience wants to know a little bit about you and your life. Can you share some background on where you’re from, what you do, any snippets of your family or personal life or anything about you that would give our listeners a sense of who Rick Nelson is? How about your experience with MS? Can you provide some context on that? When were you diagnosed and how did you initially cope with it? At which point did you come across the OMS program? How was that experience for you? Why did you decide to start following it? What are some of the challenges you’ve faced at first in adopting the OMS program? How did you overcome them? When did you first start to see any kind of positive indicators in following OMS guidelines? What were these? You’ve been a valuable contributor to the OMS community. For example, you established the OMS Circle in Philadelphia and serve as its ambassador. What’s that experience like? On a personal note, do you have any unusual interests or wacky hobbies you can tell us about? What kind of stuff will we find you doing on a weekend? You’re also a successful entrepreneur and management consultant. If you tap into that expertise for a nugget of wisdom that would help people ease into and better adopt the OMS program, what would that advice be?   Rick’s Links:   Check out Rick’s LinkedIn profile Check out the work Rick does to help entrepreneurs   Coming up on our next episode:   Tune in on May 12, 2021 for the second installment of Ask Jack, our special 5-part series where certified OMS foodie and professional chef Jack McNulty answers cooking- and food-related questions from you, our OMS community. This is a tasty morsel you won’t want to miss. And remember, you can submit your questions for future Ask Jack episodes by emailing them to podcast@overcomingms.org.   Don’t miss out:   Subscribe to this podcast and never miss an episode. You can catch any episode of Living Well with MS here or on your favorite podcast listening app. Don’t be shy – if you like the program, leave a review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you tune into the show. And feel free to share your comments and suggestions by emailing podcast@overcomingms.org.

Both Joan and Harry write home in this episode. We learn about the incredible fruit and flowers that are available in the region. Mary Jean is brought back to Medina and has to cross in a dugout canoe. President Regan has been shot and we talk about how often we get information from the US.

Mary Jean Smith is one of the longest standing women entrepreneurs in Collierville and the owner of Banyan Tree Realtors and The Silver Caboose restaurant. Mary Jean began her real estate career over 30 years ago, and started one of the first restaurants on the Square, helping launch the movement towards today's Collierville Square being a thriving dining destination. Mary Jean is mother to ten children, several of whom work in her businesses today.

Today's winner Mary-Jean nominated Parkwood Primary in Parkwood Estate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary Jean Giannetti shares with us her experiences of implementing NGSS at the K-5 grade level. She shares with us how she applies NGSS to authentic outdoor/environmental field studies for her K-5 students. The show notes contain all the helpful resources she uses.   Show notes at www.ngsnavigators.com/blog/022 for links to resources. Join our Facebook Group and comment to win a copy of the book! And remember, you're phenomenal!

  The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman Teams Up With Reach Up Magazine To Help Women. WHY WOULD A WOMEN'S MAGAZINE AND AN AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR COLLABORATE? The founder of Reach Up Magazine Crystal Wacker Knapp and the author of a book about coping with her son's suicide are joining forces – to serve women in need.   They anticipate that by working together, they can share ideas and services to aid those women who need help with their lives. Reach UP is a magazine designed to empower and enrich today's woman no matter where she lives – whether tenement housing or a prison cell, in a shelter or rehab, rural or urban – it doesn't matter.  Reach UP women may have been beaten down a time or two in life, but they get back up! That's the Reach UP Spirit! Reach UP Magazine  http://www.reachupmag.org/ (Twitter @ReachUPMagazine) offers so much to women. Their subjects include Family; Faith and Lifestyle; Fashion and Beauty; Fitness and Health; and so much more! Their philosophy – “We understand the heart of a woman… …and the God who loves them unconditionally. Experience a dynamic fusion of grace and life through our pages.” Magazine founder Crystal Wacker Knapp (Twitter @CrystalWacker) is thrilled with the success of the magazine thus far, Crystal said, “Mary Jean Teachman understands grief and the pain of loss. With Mary Jean onboard as a writer, the magazine has the chance to relate to the readers through her very important expertise and subject.   www.maryjeanteachman.com        

  The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. I am an author, business woman, former runway and print model and  appeared in Vogue Magazine. I am a former President and board member of “Mental Illness Research Association” (MIRA), I am a director on the board of the John E. Upledger Foundation, an international healthcare center recognized worldwide for it's comprehensive education programs and advanced treatment options. I was President of the Juno Beach Chapter of the Florida Shore and Beach Association and a key player in the restoration of Juno's first beach renourishment in the early 1990's. I have been active in numerous charities and have served as chairperson for many charitable events. I have been a longtime activist. I started and ran a successful campaign “Real Americans Buy American Cars” (RABAC) in the late 70's. I started the grass roots movement because the American auto industry was in a server slump. Gradually the unions adopted the project, which  developed into their “Buy American” campaign. I am now an activist for taking away the stigma of all brain disease such bipolar, depression addictions and schizophrenia. My past hobbies include being an avid gardener, gourmet cook and investor but my primary interest is my family. My husband, Dr. Gerard Teachman, and I reside in Juno Beach Florida and Asheville, North Carolina with our cat, Jackson.   www.maryjeanteachman.com  

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She will Discuss Meditation. www.maryjeanteachman.com  

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  The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She will Discuss Her Son Forrest. This is my story about losing my son, Arthur Forrest Tull, when he was 37 years old to suicide. He had a troubled life from the time he was struck with bipolar disease at the age of 15, and then at the age of 18 he started to self medicate, which ultimately resulted in a drug addiction. After he left guilt hung around me like a dark cloud and I was in despair. I was fortunate to meet great healers along my journey. They held my hand and guided me through rocky waters to a sea of peace and happiness. My greatest influence, Renata Moore, reconnected me to my son and loved ones on the other side. I had conversations with them and received invaluable advice and tools on how to overcome the guilt, agony and ultimately to accept my loss. I know now that I didn't lose my son, he resides in my heart and on the other side. He changed from a physical to a spiritual son. After the suicide of my son, Forrest, I needed to change the rhythm of my life in order to escape the grief and despair. I proceeded on a spiritual path that eventually led to peace and happiness. My journey is chronicled in my book. http://maryjeanteachman.com/son-forrst-left-planet/ www.maryjeanteachman.com

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She will Discuss Living With a Bi-Polar Child. www.maryjeanteachman.com

  The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She will Discuss Her Latest Blog  ARTICLE IN THE DETROIT PRESS, 2-16-1988, WRITTEN BY FORREST This is my story about losing my son, Arthur Forrest Tull, when he was 37 years old to suicide. He had a troubled life from the time he was struck with bipolar disease at the age of 15, and then at the age of 18 he started to self medicate, which ultimately resulted in a drug addiction. After he left guilt hung around me like a dark cloud and I was in despair. I was fortunate to meet great healers along my journey. They held my hand and guided me through rocky waters to a sea of peace and happiness. My greatest influence, Renata Moore, reconnected me to my son and loved ones on the other side. I had conversations with them and received invaluable advice and tools on how to overcome the guilt, agony and ultimately to accept my loss. I know now that I didn't lose my son, he resides in my heart and on the other side. He changed from a physical to a spiritual son. After the suicide of my son, Forrest, I needed to change the rhythm of my life in order to escape the grief and despair. I proceeded on a spiritual path that eventually led to peace and happiness. My journey is chronicled in my book. www.maryjeanteachman.com  

  The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Mary Jean Teachman. We will discuss Mental Health Awareness   I am an author, business woman, former runway and print model and  appeared in Vogue Magazine. I am a former President and board member of “Mental Illness Research Association” (MIRA), I am a director on the board of the John E. Upledger Foundation, an international healthcare center recognized worldwide for it's comprehensive education programs and advanced treatment options. I was President of the Juno Beach Chapter of the Florida Shore and Beach Association and a key player in the restoration of Juno's first beach renourishment in the early 1990's. I have been active in numerous charities and have served as chairperson for many charitable events. I have been a longtime activist. I started and ran a successful campaign “Real Americans Buy American Cars” (RABAC) in the late 70's. I started the grass roots movement because the American auto industry was in a server slump. Gradually the unions adopted the project, which  developed into their “Buy American” campaign. I am now an activist for taking away the stigma of all brain disease such bipolar, depression addictions and schizophrenia. My past hobbies include being an avid gardener, gourmet cook and investor but my primary interest is my family. My husband, Dr. Gerard Teachman, and I reside in Juno Beach Florida and Asheville, North Carolina with our cat, Jackson. www.maryjeanteachman.com

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She Will Discuss Brain Diseases and Mindful Meditation.  

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She Will Discuss Suicide Groups

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She Will Discuss Interventions.  

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. She will discuss addictions.  

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Mary Jean Teachman. Author Mary Jean Teachman Will Discuss Healing After A Tragedy

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Author Mary Jean Teachman. 

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Mary Jean Teachman.   Mary Jean Teachman was born in Detroit, Michigan to Isabelle and George Dresbach. She went to the University of Detroit where she studied pre-law and mathematics. She married and had two children, Arthur Forrest Tull II and Valarie Tull. She later divorced, was single for 4 years, married Mort D. Lieberman and was then widowed after 18 years of marriage.  She found love again with Dr. Gerard W. Teachman and has been married for 23 years. She had a successful career for eight years as a runway and print model and appeared in Vogue magazine. A longtime activist, she started and ran a successful campaign-RABAC...”Real Americans Buy American Cars” in the late 70's.  She started the grass roots movement because the American auto industry was in a severe slump.  Her idea was to help convince the American public to support the American car companies in their struggle against foreign imports and to save jobs. She distributed bumper stickers and gave interviews to the print and broadcast media.  At one point, a representative from the Japanese government came to interview her because they felt threatened by this movement.  Gradually the unions adopted the project, which developed into their “Buy American” campaign      

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Mary Jean Teachman. Mary Jean teachman was born in Detroit, Michigan. She studied pre-law and mathematics at the University of Detroit and had two children, Arthur Forrest Tull, II and Valarie Tull. She divorced, married Mort Lieberman, was widowed, then found love again with Dr. Gerard W. Teachman, and has been married for twenty-three years. She had a successful career for eight years as runway and print model, and appeared in Vogue magazine. She's been an avid gardner, gourmet cook, and investor, but her primary interest has always been her family. She resides in Juno Beach, Florida and Asheville, North Carolina with her husband and their cat, Jackson.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Mary Teachman. My son was Bipolar and took his own life with a gun. We joined MIRA, Mental Illness Research Association, to help to deal with his loss. My husband heads a program through MIRA in over 800 schools in the State of Michigan geared to take away the stigma of brain diseases He taught high school students for 33 years and was an adjunct Professor for 42 years at Wayne State University. If we approached mental illness as a brain disease, we could prevent thousands of suicides a year.

Popular and sexy Adult Film Stars Abella Danger, Mary Jean, and special guest co-hostess Misty Stone will be joining host James Bartholet on Inside The Industry. They'll be will be discussing their exciting new projects, and taking calls live from listeners nationwide. Inside The Industry is continuing their exciting and fun weekly on air contests. This week's contests also include a chance to win a free ticket to attend Exxxotica Dallas in August, and a free promotional item from Pipedream Products or HotMovies.com.

Mary Jean Anderson, owner of Anderson Plumbing, Heating, and Air, El Cajon, California, and winner of Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Association's (PHCC's) HVAC Contractor of the Year Award, discusses wowing customers and the importance of providing affordable employee education and training. Posted Nov. 14.