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TIMELINE:Introductions (1:35)What is the American Fire Sprinkler Association (AFSA?) (3:09)Meet John Denhardt, P.E., FSFPE, VP of engineering and technical services for the American Fire Sprinkler Association (4:20)Between John and Kevin they are on 40 NFPA Committees (4:11)Why it is Important to be on Committees (4:40)Meet Kevin Hall, M.Eng., P.E., ET, CWBSP, PMSFPE (5:00)John & Kevin Bring Real World Sprinkler Contractor Knowledge With Them (6:39)Theory is Great! But, it Has to Work in the Real World  (6:49)ITM Training (7:30)What is Coming Up - the NFPA Tech Meeting (8:01)NITMAN on NFPA13 (9:37)Is John Testing Kevin? (9:52)The NITMAN becomes a CAM (10:26)Three Big CAMS (11:10)Biggest CAM to AFSA (12:00)The History of this Water Supply CAM (12:06)Requiring an Adjustment to the Water Supply (12:30)Should Not be the Contractor's Responsibility (14:00)Where Should the Liability Fall? (15:20)Location, Location, Location (16:33)If Accepted as is - Cost of installation Would Go Up (17:05)The Lawyers Would Have Fun (18:10)There Goes the Price and There Goes theTimeline (18:30)It Isn't Even a Safety Factor (18:48)Any NFPA Member can Vote on it (20:10)Strike the Language! Please Vote in Favor of the CAM! (20:40)Please Educate Yourself on these Issues (20:50)Voting Guide (21:08)Review the Issues and See How They Affect YOU (21:21)Another One the AFSA is Against - Sprinkler in Elevator Hoist Way (22:47)Elevator CAM Acception = Giant Black Hole (23:40)Remove Unintended Affects (24:17)One More CAM that Causes Confusion - 9 vs 12 Sprinklers (26:21)People Can Vote Virtually (29:09)Uncle Sam Needs YOU! (32:06)What is Coming Up in NFPA 25? (33:35)2023 Version Second Draft is Almost Ready for Presenting (34:04)Quick Response Round! (37:09)Want to Meet John's Little Friend? (37:18)Kevin Must Rank Fire Protection Schools! (38:40)Three Inspect Point Co-Founders Went To RPI (39:00)Sprinkler Head Testing Frequency in NFPA25? (39:16)50 Years is a Long Time! (43:10)Where Can We Find You Guys? (43:43)VOTE! (48:00)LIVE from Atlantic City! (48:15)Wrap Ups (57:28)

Meet John   John brings his experience of lead generation, marketing automation, and social media marketing to up Optessa. started out his career with New York, Community Bancorp as a marketing assistant and later worked for iCIMS and Hermetic Solutions Group and Versatile Roles, driving new business and elevating the brand within their respective industries. John holds a bachelor's degree in business administration with a concentration in marketing and advertising from Seton Hall University.   How do you determine the channels where you have a presence online?   So I always start with doing research. I think that there are no shortage of platforms that are available to anyone these days, and there seems to be a new one every week or new features so I think it all starts with doing your research. The other piece that a lot of people forget is that you don't have to be on every single one of them. I don't think anyone really has the time to do this effectively so you have to stick to the channels where you feel you can provide the most value, jump on, and start engaging. For myself, I spend the bulk of my time on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook because that's where most of my customers are, my communities are, individuals within the industries I serve are providing value, or have a robust presence if you will. Once you've actually joined those channels and selected them, you have to start building credibility, you have to start engaging, you have to start providing value and that's another piece where when you're online, it can't always be a sales pitch. I say that a lot in the chats and in the communities I'm a part of. I tend to provide thought leadership pieces, blog posts, reports that I come by that are relevant for my industry, and I have individual look to me and my company to kind of be that soundboard of what's happening or what's trending. Then I let pieces like my website or my social profile do the selling for me, and I make sure that where I drive them gives the opportunity to engage with me, get in contact with me or members of my team so I'm less spending less time selling. So I think once you're on those channels, you have to find your way of providing value without being too salesy. So get your research, don't join every channel, you will not have enough time to have a presence on each of the channels effectively and once you're there, spend a lot of time on they're building credibility, provide value, and don't sell people every minute you're on there. Have a nice balance between the value provide and what you're selling, as well.   Why are online communities vital to the success of a business today?   Communities were what I really started doing back when I was with Hermetic Solutions Group and it was one of those things again, going back to I just said like, I was just doing my research. I had to understand where my buyers were, where my audiences were, and where I can provide the most value and ultimately return to my business. So I started building communities online, and it started with just getting that profile. So when you're looking at Twitter or LinkedIn, specifically, you have the ability to create a profile, add images, add a bio, put links, and start engaging and having people go to these profiles as an extension of your website. So I was building those communities online and then I was struggling with what next? Now what? I'm on there now, how do people find me? I really gravitated towards the online communities and what people were saying about certain topics, topics using different industry hashtags, Twitter chats had been huge, events have been tremendous and always follow the event hashtag. I tended to shy away from what's trending topics, because to me, sometimes it feels like the brand, or the company or the person is trying to stretch their purpose or their tie back to the trending topics so I kind of stay away from those. But going back to online communities, they're vital. I mean, no matter the size of your business, you need to be online, take the COVID-19, take the pandemic out of it. I think even before that, I think there was a shift of going online where more people were looking to online forums, or online channels or social media, where they're getting their news where they were talking with family and friends, where they were doing more of their networking for business, I think it was all gravitating more online. I saw a stat where the adoption of social media in the last year went up over 13%, which is another 490 million people who joined a social network in the last year. Facebook has always been the leader, but there are so many other channels, microchannels that are starting to nip at the heel of Facebook, and they're starting to provide more value to their users because they're starting to do things differently and they're starting to innovate. I think the more that this innovation is happening with these different platforms, I think you're gonna see those numbers of the users online, jump and be consistently growing by 10% year over year. Now the use of the platform's you know, some people are on them very casually, some check it every now and again, but your users like myself use it every day. Every day you can find me either sending out a tweet or a post on LinkedIn or sharing something to Facebook. I'm very active on there and I make sure that I'm engaging with my communities so they know that they can find me, they know if they send me something on one of those channels I'm going to respond, or at least I'm going to see it. As a business you have to embrace the online communities, they're not going away. The tools that are on and available, are only going to get better and I think it is only going to increase in frequency, just look at the start of things like Clubhouse or Twitter spaces and the different stories and fleets and everything else. Every channel seems to be doing very similar things, but you still see pockets where people only still use Twitter, only use LinkedIn, or people will stay with Facebook, and that's fine. But you also get people that are on all of them who share across all the platforms. So I think it's vital that if you have a business, you're trying to sell something, and you're just trying to stay relevant this day and age, you have to be online.   How do you know if things are actually working? Is it just looking at the metrics, or is it engagement? What's your take on that?   I think the piece of it when you're doing your community and I would you just said him on touch upon is there's a lot of negativity on the social platforms and it's a lot of what people see is that people just go on it and use it to complain. I think if you're a business and a customer tries reaching out, or a potential client tries reaching out and you don't answer them, that's potential money left on the table, you have to be there. You have to understand that if you have a Twitter page or a Twitter profile, and you never check it, but someone that's researching your company is sending you messages or is interacting with you and tagging you in posts and you are dormant, they're not going to engage you and then potentially you can miss out on a business opportunity with them. I would say there's a lot more positive going out on the social platforms, I don't think it's all negative. I think the negative outweighs the positive at times, but I think it quickly snaps back like a rubber band and I think people get back to business, back to what they're doing. But your question related to metrics, and how to measure what to do here. Vanity metrics are good and need to be your obsession when you're first starting out with a new profile. So if you're just starting a new profile, you want to make sure you build a following base, get those subscribers, get that community around you because that bolsters your profile and makes you feel good. When you see those numbers go up, you get those email notifications, and you start seeing the numbers go up, and you're feeling good. You can also look at what I call the thoughtless actions in many metrics. Those are things like people that are doing simple retweets, liking your posts, or simple reactions to your story. There's no real engagement, just minimal, it's almost like the person wants to like acknowledge they saw it. It's good still, but I would rather see the engagement piece of it and I think after some time of you starting to build up your profile and get those numbers and you get a follower base, and I'm not saying you need to get to thousands of followers. It doesn't matter the size of your follower base because as long as they are fans, and they are engaging with you, and you're responding to them, and you're just consistently providing value to him, I think that's enough to say you have a presence online, and when engaging can kind of look like because there are certain people that have 1000s of followers, and they put a post up and they get no interaction, no engagement, there's nothing there. Like I said, sharing it just because this celebrity said it or whatever it is, isn't really engagement. How many times you see celebrities or politicians or anyone really taking the time to really respond to every single thing that person has said, or really going back and liking or doing something that you did. There's no real engagement there. But I really think vanity is good as you start, I think that you need to make sure that you don't see a dip in the vanity metrics. If you start seeing people not following you, or unsubscribing, or if you start posting on a consistent basis, but you're not seeing as many likes or retweets, or you're not seeing those things, you might have to rethink what you're sharing because there could be that idea that your content is getting tired. I'm not saying message fatigue in terms of repetition, because that's almost like repurposing your content. But if you're saying the same thing, if you're sharing the same white paper, like people don't want to see that, they want to see new, they want exciting, they want something that you're providing more value to them. As you are building online communities you get that engagement, you actually start having conversations with people and you have conversations about different topics. If it's a topic about a product or service that you're offering even better because now you're having almost like a sales conversation without even knowing it. So you're just engaging with them, you're going back and forth, they're asking you questions, you're responding. Or you could be responding to a gripe that someone has, or you could be just offering advice. If you can speak about something, you know, I'm in service and if I can help you or if I know a software that can help or I have experience with software, I'm absolutely going to give my two cents about it if someone asks, or they're in a community in which we engage on a consistent basis, because why not? I'm here to help! Everyone should be here to help and, and bring people up instead of tearing them down on the social network. So I think vanity is good to start. I think that you should pay attention to it, focus on it, but then you should quickly look at who is engaging with me? What do they do? What are the topics and subjects that matter to them? Then see where you can take those conversations to either help your business or also help build your credibility as well.   Can you share with our listeners one of your most successful or favorite networking experiences that you've had?   So I love Twitter chats and I think it's an absolutely unbelievable way to network. Usually, the Twitter chats are an hour each week so there's a consistency to it. I think you jump in and you engage, and you learn from others in these Twitter chats in these communities and your network. People are always looking for on social media that return and the return is what you make of it. So you can engage with people, and then you can say, "Okay, I engaged with you for an hour, now I'm going to go away." But recently, I've been taking the conversations a step further and I've reached out to a number of individuals that I've engaged with on a community or Twitter chat for about a couple of months now. I didn't do it after my first time there, but after some time you start providing value, engaging, and getting to know the people, you can research a little bit, you can understand what they're doing, their business is doing, and you learn from them, now it's time to take the conversation to a new level. You have to reach out, you have to network, you have to better understand what all those around are doing, how you can service them, it's pretty much how we connected and why I'm on with you, which is fantastic. You have to step out, you have to take it upon yourself to network and go above and beyond. You'd be surprised that a lot more people are open and receptive to it. People forget that behind the handles online are people and there are people behind the brands. You get to know their names, you can understand who they are. You see a lot of brands and a lot of social media managers now starting to sign their names on tweets and Twitter, for example, because they want to be addressed by name, they don't want to be at x company, they want to be @Lori, or like when I'm tweeting for up Optessa, I always say it's John, or my product manager, Alex will put Alex. There are others that are doing and as well because there's a person behind there. You have to understand who's tweeting because there could be multiple people, there could be different individuals that are taking different stances. There could be a salesperson on the other end, or there could be a social manager on the other end, it could be the CEO. So it's very important when you're networking or when you're online to go and look and see the opportunities that can present themselves with consistent engagement, and don't be afraid to jump in. I would say I've had more conversations with people in the last three months than I have in three years and it was just due to the simple fact that I started to engage with people outside of the normal channel and I use Twitter chats as that gateway. So I'm consistent with a number of them, there are about eight of them that I am a frequent member of the chat there on my Twitter profile. I'm able to speak intelligently about almost everyone that engages so I know about their companies. We've either had side conversations after the chats, or I paid attention and made my own notes about them during the chats. So you had to figure out ways to network and you have to do stuff that's not your norma. It's amazing, but you can still pick up the phone, and still call people and still engage with them or shoot them a text. So there are plenty of ways to network and I think the more people do it, and the more you do it, the more you're going to like. Like I said, in the last three months, I think I've had over a dozen conversations where people on the phone or zoom or whatever it is, that I would not have gotten in front of if I didn't utilize Twitter, and the chats and decided upon myself to say that I'm going to call someone and we're gonna have a conversation. It always comes from a genuine place of I want to learn more about you and I also want to tell you about me.   How do you nurture your network and your community?   I consistently engage especially on Twitter because it's so fast-paced. I think from the Twitter chat in the communities that I'm a part of there are unbelievable opportunities within them to consistently reach out to them. On a weekly basis, you have the chat, but then you're also able to follow them, you're also able to check out their website, or their blog, or the content they're sharing outside of the chat and I make sure I show up. Of course, life happens, and there are things that get in the way and I do miss a couple of chats because there are things that come up outside of my control, but I make sure that if I can be present, I'm present. I network with the teams, I speak with them and it's not all business. People are talking about what's happening in their lives, cool new renovations, or what happened over the weekend, it's beyond the business conversation. It's almost like you nurture it to the point where you become friends, just by your tweets, and you become friends by engaging them enough on social media that you know so much about them. You know so much about people and you haven't even met them before and that's the best thing.   If you could go back to your 20-year-old self, what would you tell yourself to do more or less of or differently with regards to your professional career?   I would definitely say I should have networked more. I spent more time focused on the tasks within the company and didn't dedicate enough time to go into events, or networking efficiently. I also think I would have done a lot more certifications and training as well because that's another huge area where you can network and grow. I've recently done a couple of marketing certifications, and I just learned so much in those times and there is an investment, but at the same time you always have to invest in yourself. So if I had to go back and kick myself when I was 20 I would definitely say, go to that happy hour, or networking event and really start making those connections. As I progressed in my career and changed roles, I've built relationships with the people I worked around, and I've always been able to go back to them and every time I've had the conversations if I was changing a career, or if I needed advice, they were always so happy to provide it. I like to say that to others, as well that if I can help you, or if we've crossed paths, please reach out to me, I'm very open. But yeah, if I had to go back and kick myself at 20, I would definitely say, network, and also spend more time investing in yourself from a certification and training standpoint, because those are the things that people can't take away from you and things that just helped build and bolster your professional profile.   Do you have any final words of advice to offer listeners with regards to growing and supporting your network?   Do your research and don't try to be everywhere. Like Tic Toc is great, but if you don't have a reason to be on there, please don't. Pick your platform, do your research, and engage meaning you have to be there, you have to be present, you have to engage. I'm very active, like I said on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook every now and again, but you can definitely find me on Twitter. I'm happy to answer any questions, happy to welcome into any communities I'm a part of, I'm also open to introductions into new ones as well. I think providing value, engage with communities you pick, and also taking part in more of what profiles you're sticking with is crucial. I think if you have a presence, be present on that channel and it'll make itself out and I think there'll be a lot of value in the long run for you.   Connect with John   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnbuglino/    Twitter: @john_buglino

John was at the peak of his professional career nine years ago when his dreams were shattered by a freak accident that was "unsurvivable." Lying on his back, right after it happened, he shares about a stunning experience of God's overwhelming unconditional love. 23 surgeries and almost two years of medical care later, John emerged with a profound vision for how to live a life of significance. Since then, he has coached and mentored hundreds of individuals and companies. John’s passion for helping others discover their true purpose and exactly how to get there will inspire you to see the choice you have to fully live life RIGHT NOW. Meet John: https://www.realfaithstories.com/guests/johnramstead John's Website: https://www.beyondinfluence.com/ Pre-Order John's Book - "On Purpose With Purpose" https://www.beyondinfluence.com/book/ Special Guest: John Ramstead.

Meet John and Chris Berlow. Two brothers who collect adventures like baseball cards. John Berlow recently finished a 35 year career with fire department and 22 years in the army reserves. Chris Berlow is a 7th degree black belt in professional Martial Artist in Tae Kwon Do and owns Empowered Mastery where he uses martial arts values to help corporations. Not to mention, their brotherly banter will keep you laughing. Join us as we discuss what it is like to hike in a group, navigating the different dynamics and how to find the joy in almost any situation. Top Advice for Hiking in a group Be the light - optimistic situations in the trek, find the positive energy Its ok to be uncomfortable respect the altitude

This is a bonus one-shot of Monster of the Week RPG! Meet John and Perseverance: one is a half-troll mercenary, the other a divine being sent to Earth to protect him... for some reason? Credits Cast John, the half-troll mercenary: Noah Perseverance, the divine being: Kirsten The Keeper: Rob Game System For more about Monster of the Week, see https://www.evilhat.com/home/monster-of-the-week/ Creative Commons Music Ghost Cat by Brian Holtz Music Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7471-ghost-cat License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Let's Workout Hard! by MusicLFiles Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7475-let-s-workout-hard- License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license The Final Battle Of Superheroes by WinnieTheMoog Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7418-the-final-battle-of-superheroes License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Mountain Road by Joel Loopez Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7405-mountain-road License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Apocalypse Blues by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7256-apocalypse-blues License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Through The Mist by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7099-through-the-mist License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Mr Burton by Brian Holtz Music Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7196-mr-burton License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Witching Hour by Brian Holtz Music Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7164-witching-hour License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Dark Hollows by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/7120-dark-hollows License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Apprehension by Brian Holtz Music Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6913-apprehension License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Night Shroud Atmospheres #2 by Brian Holtz Music Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6893-night-shroud-atmospheres-2 License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license Scp x1x (Gateway to Hell) by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/6732-scp-x1x-gateway-to-hell- License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-da20d0 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Namegivers: An Earthdawn Actual Play Podcast.

Do you believe in what you believe because someone told you to, or because you really connect with it? Can you deconstruct your faith in order to strengthen it? Does your faith grow and evolve with you? In this podcast episode, Billy and Brandy Eldridge speak with John Williamson about deconstructing our faith. Meet John […] The post Deconstructing our Faith with John Williamson | Episode 40 appeared first on Beta Male Revolution.

We've all gotten a little fond of the oul couch over the past couple of months, and with the evenings drawing in and things getting a little bit festive, it's easy to say to yourself 'sure I'll start next year'. But what if you could end this incredibly weird year on a high, and do so by getting to Your Personal Best. Dermot and Dave have teamed up with Sport Ireland and trainer Paul Opperman to look at the lifestyles of people around Ireland and see what small tweaks we can make to improve how they feel inside and out. Across the next few weeks, we'll be following the progress of three Dermot and Dave listeners as they work with Paul on exercise, nutrition and looking after themselves a little bit more. And the best part? You can join in from home too! Just find the leader who suits you best and stay tuned to Dermot and Dave each week for some tips on how you can find Your Personal Best. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2020/11/03102907/YourPersonalBestWeek2_0311.mp3"][/audio] So...who are our lucky leaders? Meet John from Cork John Dineen, 39, is from Co Cork and works as a Garda. He's married to Susan with two young kids. For John, the pounds have been chasing him for a couple of years. While he's into GAA coaching and has a pretty good diet, when things slip and he falls off the wagon, the scales creep up. Two months ago, he found himself at the heaviest he's been in 20 years. After joining a gym, he lost a stone in six weeks but now that the gyms are closed, he wants to find a sustainable way of changing his lifestyle once and for all. Meet Rebecca from Limerick but living in Kerry Rebecca Griffin, 32, from Limerick but living in Kerry is a freelance hair-dresser. While things have been quiet for her work-wise this year, things at home are 'like a circus'. Rebecca has three under 6 and spends most of her time caring for her family, to the detriment of her own free time. Most evenings, she doesn't have dinner and instead will snack on the kids leftovers and goodies from the fridge. Now, she wants to get back to how she felt pre-babies and get a handle on her own time to look after herself. Rebecca says 'if I can't be happy and well in myself, how can I be there for my family'. Rebecca's goal is to feel more comfortable and happy in herself come Christmas Day. Meet Alan, 35 from Cavan Alan Brady, 35 is from Cavan and started a new job with a security firm just before the nation went into lockdown. Since then, he's been working from home and hasn't even met some of his colleagues in person yet! Alan recently got engaged and is thinking a lot about the future, in particular having children. While he was super sporty in the past, after giving up GAA and rugby in the last few years, he's seen his weight increase and his activity levels decrease. He has recently gotten into doing a little bit of swimming but can't go to gyms in level 5...and there's not many places for a bit of swimming in Cavan in November. Your Personal Best trainer Paul Opperman will be training Alan, Rebecca and John over the next couple of weeks and we'll be there every step of the way. Keep an eye on this page for workouts, nutrition tips and to see how our three get on!

Certified Mama’s Boy Merch is NOW AVAILABLE! Shop now Become a Certified Fan! Help support the podcast! Vote for “Certified Mama’s Boy” in the Podcast Magazine Hot 50   On Today’s Show: DRAMAggie had a very dramatic labor day. Meet John, DRAMAggie’s Fiance and how wedding planning is going. How do you discipline someone else's child?. ASK MY MOM: She caught her boyfriend cheating, but is this already rocky relationship even worth saving?  Today’s Quote: What is coming is better than what has gone. Step outside yourself and see the good. - Everyday Ubuntu Our Amazing Partners: BARE + BLOOM  The Nayel Family launched Bare + Bloom, a luxury skin and hair line, yet affordable and designed for everyone.  As an interacial couple, they found it hard to find products that worked for the whole family and were free of chemicals, so they decided to create their own using natural, organic ingredients while using sustainable production techniques and packaging materials. USE CODE “KRAMER” TO SAVE 20% OFF YOUR ORDER!   BETTER HELP BetterHelp is the largest online counseling platform worldwide. We change the way people get help with facing life's challenges by providing convenient, discreet and affordable access to a licensed therapist. BetterHelp makes professional counseling available anytime, anywhere, through a computer, tablet or smartphone. I want you to start living a happier life today. As a listener, you’ll get 10% off your first month by visiting betterhelp.com/kramer Join over 1 million people taking charge of their mental health. Again, that’s https://www.betterhelp.com/kramer     Call the show anytime and leave a voicemail: 1-888-KRAMER-8 Tell your smart speaker: "Play Certified Mama's Boy Podcast" Follow us on social media: Instagram Facebook Love You Forever! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Many project managers are currently having to pivot, shift, change plans, and start over due to the coronavirus pandemic. John Houser shares his story about wrapping up an adoption of a Scaled Agile Framework(SAFe)just as COVID-19 started to impact their operations at Spectrum Healthcare. Table of Contents 00:48 … Meet John 02:10 … Spectrum Healthcare […] The post Episode 110 – A Project Story – Pivot without Mercy appeared first on PMP Certification Exam Prep & Training - Velociteach.

Meet John, A personal trainer with 15 years experience. John is passionate about helping his clients become fitter and healthier by using science and research to help them to transform. John's story is inspirational as he discuss's how he got into fitness after studying to become a teacher he pivoted and opened his own fitness studio in Liverpool by following his intuition and each year it has gone from strength to strength since it opened 7years ago. In this episode we discuss everything from the pros and cons of body building competitions, tips on what people should be doing to achieve fitness results and debate does the law of attraction really play a part when it comes to reaching your goals. As always I hope you enjoy. Find John on Instagram @JohnClarkept his gym @g42studiosliverpool and his podcast ‘Fitness Fixated' on Spotify and Apple podcasts.

Meet John the newest member of the show! Each week John and I will talk about life, entertain you with some funny stories and also talk about deep spiritual insights into the Word of God. Join us every Monday! (God Willing)Sorry about the popping noises in this episode. I figured out that the mics needed to be turned away from our mouths!

Meet John and Mary, Tommy and Rachel's parents. John is recovering from a heart attack and Mary is about ready to attack him. Meanwhile Max and Tommy each get a surprise visitor. No, not the same one. And no, not in the same place. Written, Directed, and Produced by Peter Cosmas Sofronas. Starring (in order of appearance) Jillian Lucom as Mary Hanson, Ed Fell as John Hanson, Nick Mann as Max, Jenny Hughes as Brin Matthews, Rachael Rabinovitz as Hayley Gettelman, Dan Murray as Tommy Hanson, Barbara Bourgeois as Estelle Hanson. Sound Engineering by Dan Murray. Sound Editing by Peter Cosmas Sofronas. Theme Music by Valerie Forgione. Special Thanks to Patrick Cleary. The original play Two and Two Together can be purchased at Amazon.com. For further information, please visit petersofronas.com.Support the show (https://www.facebook.com/groups/twoandtwotogether/)

Meet John. And Matt. And Harper. And Nate. And another John. And Grey. And Dan. And Tyler. And Patrick. And another John. And…. Okay, let’s try this again.  Meet Chris. He owns a parking lot, and in this movie we’re going to meet about twenty of his past and current parking lot attendants. From one cynical white male wannabe philosopher to the next cynical white male wannabe philosopher, thrill as cynical white male wannabe philosophers hate-park cars in what could have been called “Resentment: The Movie.” We’re diving deeper than the movie does into social issues, sharply disagreeing with a critic from the New York Times, and pondering if it’s the UVA students or their parents in that income tax bracket. But mostly we’re just trying to make it through all the depressing tedium so we can get to big rap number at the end. We’re suffering through and reporting back on The Parking Lot Movie, available to stream on Amazon Prime Video. If you enjoy our podcast, please rate, review, subscribe, or tell a friend! Theme music: "Mexicana Massacre" by Tomb Dragomir off his Instrumental Psycho Synth Album

Welcome to episode 206 of THE UPSIDE with Callie and Jeff Dauler(original release date: March 16, 2020) Jeff is grateful for: restocked grocery stores Callie is grateful for: moisturizer On this episode: Having allergies is awkward AF right now, no? Free stuff friday: we announce our winner of the Pottery Barn Lenox soft as BUTTAH blanket and we have another surprise for you We have a new friend thanks to Next Door! Meet John and Janet Jeff things there will be a quarantine pregnancy surge and he has a name for the babies conceived this month (of course he does) If you need more meals, don't forget we still have a Dinner A'Fare code for $30 off your first order. Code: Upside Jeff had an Instant Pot accident...and he's not the only one One of our dogs is super offended by something I'm doing and my feelings are hurt A dog traveled 1000 miles...how? Zero clue. A woman got revenge on neighborhood thieves in an awesome way. Sorry not sorry. Old Fourth Distillery is making hand sanitizer in exchange for donations Want to weigh in on the show topics? Call us and leave a message! 800-434-5454 Here are all of today’s links: Dinner A'Fare Old Fourth Distillery Instagram Care/of: 50% off your first Care/of order. Code: upside50 HempFusion: 20% off your first order + free shipping. Code: UPSIDE Liquid I.V.: 25% off your order. Code: UPSIDE Thrive Causemetics: 15% off your first purchase when you use this link AND code: upside Our phone number is 800-434-5454 … call or text about anything you hear or want to hear on the show! Follow Callie and Jeff on IG: @CallieDauler and @JeffDauler. Join the awesome Callie and Jeff community on Facebook by clicking here. Have you subscribed to our weekly Pick-Me-Up newsletter for good news, and cool deals delivered to your email? Shop the Callie and Jeff store. Please share this episode and the show with the world! The easiest way to do that - especially if someone doesn't know too much about podcasts - is by sending them to callieandjeff.com and having them hit the LISTEN NOW button. Internet magic will take them directly to the best available player for whatever device they are using. SUBSCRIBES, FOLLOWS, and FIVE-STAR REVIEWS are always appreciated.WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR YOU! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John Harper’s a wheat sheep farmer from Stockinbingal, NSW. He describes himself as an ‘ordinary joker’ but after being bitten by the black dog he has become an active mental health advocate in rural and remote Australia. Meet John and learn a bit more about his story.***The advice in this podcast is of a general nature, and not an excuse for not seeing your GP or medical professional. There’s some handy links over at the Mate helping Mate website to learn more about resources you can access. If you need to talk to someone right now give Lifeline a call on 13 11 14.We’re bloody grateful for all the support we’ve received to make this podcast possible, including the show’s sponsors, our mates Gotcha4 Life and the Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network (MPHN).Gotcha4Life was established to reverse the tide of declining mental health and to reduce suicide rates by taking action and having a positive outcome on men’s mental health. It enables men, boys and communities to build mental fitness, social connection, emotional muscle and resilience.The Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network (MPHN), through the Empower Our Communities Grant, is the government’s way of walking the talk and demonstrating their commitment to supporting families and communities living with the impacts of drought, with a focus on mental health and wellbeing.This podcast is by Room3, a production company that work with charities and for purpose businesses. They do some great work.Finally, you can keep in touch with John Harper and Mate helping Mate over at:FacebookYoutubeWebsite

Meet John & Holly, Owner / Operators of Munch. Listen as they share memories of food, spreading kindness & marriage. Laugh along and enjoy the show.

Meet John, one of the treasures at the Mission. Taken from Walking Humbly: The Holiness of the Poor, by St. John the Compassionate Mission.

Welcome to our milestone, 100th episode!! Can you believe?! Our baby girl’s a centenarian already. Today we’re harkening back to our origins with an epic #foundersrule tale, featuring a brand leading the future of beauty as we enter a new decade. Meet John and Laura Nelson, the siblings behind Seed Beauty, a beauty incubator that’s launched mad successes like ColourPop, Kylie Cosmetics, KKW Beauty, and most recently, Tati Beauty by mega influencer Tati Westbrook. In today’s episode, we visit Seed Beauty’s HQ in Oxnard, California, to peep the direct-to-consumer brands capable of taking a single customer request from concept to creation in just five days!!! John and Laura reveal the answers to the question on everybody’s mind: how is it possible to deliver high quality products at such a low price, so fast? Case in point: Jill and Carlene’s fave Super Shock Shadows from ColourPop – gorgeous cream-to-powder pigments that sell for just $6 bucks. In their first podcast ever, John and Laura trace the story behind how Seed Beauty came to be – pivoting the family business from one of the largest outside suppliers for global beauty brands to a vertically integrated platform launching its own brands. We get the juice on how a certain Kardashian family spun their warehouse into overdrive, and you’ll hear some hints on what this industry power player has cooking up next. As always, drop us a line in our private Facebook chatroom or shoot us a DM on Instagram – we love hearing from you! Or call us and leave us a voicemail: 1-844-227-0303   Thanks to this week’s show partners – support us by supporting them!    Sephora  Did you know stress affects your skin? It can cause dryness, signs of aging, and redness. The good news? Sephora’s got solutions! Quench dryness with top skincare picks from Drunk Elephant, Tatcha, and Barbara Sturm. Target signs of aging with Fresh and Dr. Dennis Gross. Calm redness with Laneige. Get the skin-saving lineup, only at Sephora – online and in-store now.  Noémie JewelleryIf you’re looking for quality fine jewelry made to last a lifetime from a luxury brand you can trust, it’s Noémie. Go to hellonoemie.com/BREAKINGBEAUTY to see their collections and get $50 your first purchase with promo code BEAUTY. You can personalize with engravings, and even order custom designs.  Ancient NutritionAncient Nutrition’s Multi Collagen Protein helps support healthy skin and nails, along with a healthy gut and joint health. You can get $10 off right now at www.AncientNutrition.com, when you use the promo code “BEAUTY.”    *Disclaimer: Unless otherwise stated, all products reviewed are gratis media samples submitted for editorial consideration.*   Hosts: Carlene Higgins and Jill Dunn Theme song, used with permission: Cherry Bomb by Saya
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What happens when you apply aviation to your technical career? Meet John and Rodney from Simulator Solutions, who are giving 747 cockpits a new lease in life building flight simulators.   You can read more about Simulator Solutions here: https://simulatorsolutions.com.au/

Meet John, or @vhs_wookie on IG. He's a super rad horror collector and fellow Hoosier. We had a great time! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to BCI Cattle Chat!  Please click on the links below to be taken to any sources mentioned in the podcast. Keep an eye out for news about our exciting upcoming guests on both Twitter and Facebook. 0:30 Meet John Sachse & Chase DeCoite 3:45 Cattle Handling 10:20 Stockmanship & Stewardship Seminar 14:15 Value of… Continue reading Meet John & Chase, Cattle Handling, Stockmanship & Stewardship Seminar, Value of BQA, Vaccine Handling

The Ampcaddy Bluetooth Speaker We are all familiar with the popular trend happening in the golf world. Music on the course. While some find it utterly obtrusive and unacceptable, there is a growing number of golfers who love the concept of music on the course. Please don’t think we are advocating the jerks out there who blast the music disrupting everyone around them. There’s a level of civility that needs to be maintained if you enjoy playing your music playlist while golfing. For the most part, the people we have encountered who play music have been respectful and understand this trend is something that needs to be cared for as it matures. You’re not going to change the golfing world by being a pompous ass and forcing your way into the game. Meet John, the man behind the birth of Ampcaddy John has a great story of how he came to be a player in this music on the course niche. In this episode, John joined Matt for some candid behind the scenes information on how Ampcaddy started, and what the future holds for them. Music on the course is a love it or hate it type of experience. John has some fantastic insight into the golf speaker space. He shared with us how he got started with Ampcaddy, his background with golf, and why he has the knowledge to grow this business. With the good, there comes some bad Unfortunately, there was some lousy press thrown in the direction of Ampcaddy. We thought it would be an excellent opportunity for John to share his thoughts on what happened with MyGolfSpy. We let him explain why he feels they could be doing so much more with the platform they have. If you’re looking for a hate speech on why MyGolfSpy is an awful company, don’t listen. John is very respectful and made it clear he has more things to concern himself with than some social media posts. He has a reputable company that is producing a fantastic product that is only getting better with time. When you take into consideration his background in golf and the audio industry, we hope you’ll get a better understanding of how poor a decision it was for MyGolfSpy to attack them. Links for this episode: Ampcaddy Ampcaddy on Instagram You can help us grow If you like the show you can subscribe on our iTunes page. Leave us a review too! Those reviews really help us get exposure which will certainly help us grow the show! If you like to contact us there is always our social media pages but you can also visit our CONTACT page and leave us a message or get the phone number to our voicemail. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chasingdaylight/message

Meet John. He’s a Special Olympics powerlifter with zero fear. I had the privilege of interviewing him and his parents (Hank and Liz) about why they put Jon in positions where he can fail, educating the public on the R word, and cultivating independence. Their story has become a major inspiration for me, I hope … Continue reading Special Olympics Powerlifter, Jon Stoklosa →

Meet John, a former police office, rugby player and now college professor. Listen along as we discuss his experience working as a cop and how it ended, and his thoughts on the Laquan McDonald shooting.

In this inaugural episode of The Truth About Wealth Podcast, you’ll meet John and Michael Parise of Copper Beech Financial Group. This father-son duo works with families in the southern New Jersey-Philadelphia area, offering them supports in their generational financial planning. In this episode you will learn: How John Parise got his start in finance … Continue reading Episode 1 – Meet John and Michael Parise of Copper Beech Financial Group →

This episode we covered Boid, a dApp that is utilizing the EOS blockchain. Boid is a "social supercomputer", which uses your extra computing power to convert it into boid power, thus providing computing power for various research projects. Meet John, the founder of Boid, in an exclusive interview with Jenny (TopKpop) of EOS is Very Cool. To Learn more about Boid, visit their website https://www.boid.com/

John Walsh is a storyteller, an illustrator, and a father. He was selected as one of ten Artists in Residence by the City of Boston for 2016/2017. In this program, artists are supported as agents of reflection, collaboration, and activism, whether through process-oriented practice, direct community engagement, and/or as leaders of system-wide change projects at Boston Centers for Youth and Family and other City agencies. I linked up with John at his place in Boston and we hit it off right away. John is the definition of the term "salt of the earth" as you'll hear in our conversation. We talked about telling stories of interest, the joy and change that comes with being a parent, the drive to continue pursuing art, and how failure and success show up in art and life. Oh, I almost forgot, he also answered Five Questions. Meet John.

Meet John. John’s main concerns, in his own words:  My wife and I just welcomed our second (and last!) child. We have a comfortable lifestyle – both have stable jobs, we purchased a new home back in 2015, and save a... Read More The post Ep. 161: John has nearly thought of everything…but he hasn’t appeared first on Pete the Planner®.

Humans have come to this point in technology, social order, and internet memes because of the ability to exchange ideas, cooperate, and build systems. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. It all comes down to how we design everything we do -- whether it's a website, whether it's our outfit, whether it's the government. Meet John, the co-founder and CEO of Handsome. You know that nice glass-walls building you pass by on east 6th? That Handsome.I really enjoyed this interview, because John pulls out examples and observations from a lot of his past experiences -- discovering the internet in high school, his time in the military, and his 4-5 years being a digital nomad around the world.

Meet John the Community Banker. What is a Community Bank? It is a locally based Bank that lends almost entirely into its regional area that wants a “relationship” with you. Community banks can help you get into your first transaction. Listen to what the difference is between a local lender, a national lender, and Fannie Mae and how it can benefit you

Chris reads some feedback from Twitter and asks for listeners to review The Raven & the Writing Desk on iTunes. The Story: The Cuckoo, Part 1 Meet John, an incubus who was kicked out of his noble family once his true nature was revealed. He’s set his sights on the Baronesa Delilah Velasco de Moraine, … Continue reading "The Raven & the Writing Desk, Episode 12: Metamor City – The Cuckoo, Part 1"

Chris reads some feedback from Twitter and asks for listeners to review The Raven & the Writing Desk on iTunes. The Story: The Cuckoo, Part 1 Meet John, an incubus who was kicked out of his noble family once his true nature was revealed. He's set his sights on the Baronesa Delilah Velasco de Moraine,Continue reading →

In our 32nd podcast, with Nick fully recovered from last week's cold, we don't discuss EEEEEEEERRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN. We cover all bases when discussing football, ponder Trident, and wonder if cream teas work abroad. Then via coming out stories we discuss the James Randi Educational Foundation million dollar prize, dowsing, and how cold reading works. Then there's memories of some of the funniest moments of Magician Uri Geller looking like a fraud and a fool. Unfortunately the programme On Holiday With The Gellers is not on 4oD. Sadly we cannot link to the clip from Leverage, due to the pathetic stupidity of TNT demanding that the free promotion of the programme be removed from YouTube. But we do discuss a number of television programmes that have professed to demonstrate paranormal powers, and some that have set out to do the opposite. We consider the complexity of stochasticity, the uncomfortable nature of pranks, and we wonder at the wisdom of the NHS's "Wake Up To Rape" campaign. Meet John's sock puppet boss. And then there's a few words on the budget. Which you'll not be surprised to learn end up being more about the Matrix and how we annoy our friends.

Meet John and Barbara Stephens-Lewallen: They harvest seaweed. Operators of the Mendocino Sea Vegetable Company in Philo, California, the Stephens-Lewallens are farmers/fishermen of another stripe. Their catch includes bladderwrack, sea lettuce, kombu, and nori. The couple reveals the culinary delights of seaweed tea and fried seaweed. And Chef Eric Tucker of Millennium Restaurant demonstrates what someone can do with a little sea palm.

News for this week This weekend’s race results, plus what’s up next week. IM New Zealand race preview. Bevan and John in The Press Flicker gets 2nd  at the AT&T Austin Marathon Amazing article about drugs. Meet John and Bevan in Taupo: Thurs, Fri 2-3pm at Blue Seventy.   High 5 Tourist Tips for Taupo   1 The tongararo crossing- a one day walk which takes you through sunning scenary. 2 A tandem skydive at the taupo skydive centre- they can watch you from 12000ft as they plummet to earth. 3 White water rafting- a number of world class rapids are near to taupo offering cold wet fun for all levels. 4 Walk around craters of the moon- just a few miles away is a great little park which allows you to walk around and see the geothermal past of taupo area. 5 A good old trusty new zealand bungy jump- what more can i say.   Product Review Center   The Stretching Handbook has gained a reputation as one of the most user friendly publications on stretching, flexibility and sports injury prevention. It's been endorsed by some of the biggest names in the health and fitness industry, and received rave reviews and testimonials from hundreds of satisfied customers worldwide.   Website of the Week Duncan Whyte sent us through this link to some bike porn from the tour of California. It would be nice to be in a cycling team where you get this stuff for free! Click here to see the page: Bike Porn.   Blog   We’re asking for  honesty this week! This weeks question is: would you take drugs if you knew you weren’t going to  get detected and it would make you one of the top athletes in the world?   Click here to go to the page then click on ‘comment’ to add you goals.  
   This week’s websites     Website of the week: Bike Porn.     Other sites: IM Malaysia, Ficker in Austin,     Jo Lawns blog, IM ironing board, Landis     rap, Amazing article about drugs.     Where to get the older shows if you don’t     have itunes: http://ironmantalk.libsyn.com/     When you are there click on the grey word     ‘Pod’ next to each shows episode.   Questions & Answers We have loads of questions to cover this week. If you have any questions email us at: ironmantalk@gmail.com