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Danny Moses is joined by Ivy Zelman, Founder and Executive VP of Zelman Associates, to discuss her career and insights into the housing market. Ivy shares her journey from a financial analyst at Solomon Brothers in the 1990s to becoming a renowned figure in the housing sector. They delve into her famous predictions on the housing market downturn, the impacts of the 2008 financial crisis, and her strategies for maintaining accurate market forecasts. The conversation also explores current market challenges such as affordability, immigration, tariffs, and declining home sales, along with her perspectives on builders, mortgage rates, and industry consolidation. Ivy also shares details about her memoir 'Gimme Shelter' and her ongoing work at Zelman Associates. On The Tape on X: https://x.com/OnTheTapePod Danny Moses on X: https://x.com/dmoses34 Ivy Zelman's Stock Disclosures: AMWD, BLD, BLDR, CSL, FBHS, IBP, MBC, RMAX, SWK, BZH, CCS, HOV, KBH, LEN, MDC, MHO, MTH, PMH, TOL & TMHC Stock Ownership: Analyst: No Analyst's Family: No Analyst's Firm: No Investment Banking Client: No Other Conflicts: Yes – Zelman has received compensation for products or services other than investment banking services.   DFH Stock Ownership: Analyst: No Analyst's Family: No Analyst's Firm: No Investment Banking Client: Yes Other Conflicts: Yes – Zelman has received compensation for products or services other than investment banking services -- ABOUT THE SHOW For decades, Danny has seen it all on Wall Street and has built his reputation on integrity, curiosity and skepticism that he will bring with him each week. Having traded through the Great Financial Crisis and being featured in "The Big Short" is only part of the experiences Danny wants to share with the listener. This weekly podcast cuts through market noise, offering entertaining and informative discussions with expert guests giving their views of the financial world and the human side of it. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just getting started, On The Tape provides something for all listeners. Follow Danny on X: @dmoses34 The financial opinions expressed are for information purposes only. The opinions expressed by the hosts and participants are not an attempt to influence specific trading behavior, investments, or strategies. Past performance does not necessarily predict future outcomes. No specific results or profits are assured when relying on this content. Before making any investment or trade, evaluate its suitability for your circumstances and consider consulting your own financial or investment advisor. The financial products discussed in 'On The Tape' carry a high level of risk and may not be appropriate for many investors. If you have uncertainties, it's advisable to seek professional advice. Remember that trading involves a risk to your capital, so only invest money that you can afford to lose. Derivatives are not suitable for all investors and involve the risk of losing more than the amount originally deposited and any profit you might have made. This communication is not a recommendation or offer to buy, sell or retain any specific investment or service.

In dieser Sonderfolge von "Gute Besserung" erzählt Prof. Dr. Dieter Lüttje, Leiter medizinische Infrastruktur am Klinikum Osnabrück, wie sich das Klinikum auf die Bombenentschärfung in Osnabrück am 17.11. vorbereitet. Im Zuge der geplanten Bombenräumung am 17.11.2024 in Osnabrück laufen die Vorbereitungen in den Krankenhäusern in Stadt und Landkreis Osnabrück auf Hochtouren. Das Marienhospital Osnabrück (MHO) und das Christliche Kinderhospital Osnabrück (CKO) liegen im Evakuierungsgebiet. Das MHO wird am 17.11.2024 ab 7 Uhr nicht durch den Rettungsdienst angefahren und ist auch fußläufig nicht zu erreichen. Für verbleibende Patienten und Mitarbeitende greift ein umfangreiches Sicherheitskonzept. 

Lower mortgage rates should be a boon for the homebuilders. These 5 are Strong Buy or Buy stocks. (0:30) - Where Should Value Investors Be Looking After The Fed Cuts? (6:20) - Are The Homebuilders Going To Benefit From The Recent Fed Meeting? (17:50) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks For Your Watchlist (40:40) - CCS, MHO, MTH, PHM, TMHC, TOL,  Podcast@Zacks.com

Lower mortgage rates should be a boon for the homebuilders. These 5 are Strong Buy or Buy stocks. (0:30) - Where Should Value Investors Be Looking After The Fed Cuts? (6:20) - Are The Homebuilders Going To Benefit From The Recent Fed Meeting? (17:50) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks For Your Watchlist (40:40) - CCS, MHO, MTH, PHM, TMHC, TOL,  Podcast@Zacks.com

These 5 stocks are Zacks Strong Buys and have the top Style Scores for value. What more could you want? (0:20) - Finding Zacks #1 Ranked Stocks That Are Still Value Stocks (4:45) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks (21:00) - Episode Roundup: NOA, KBH, MHO, SUZ, JD Podcast@Zacks.com  

These 5 stocks are Zacks Strong Buys and have the top Style Scores for value. What more could you want? (0:20) - Finding Zacks #1 Ranked Stocks That Are Still Value Stocks (4:45) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks (21:00) - Episode Roundup: NOA, KBH, MHO, SUZ, JD Podcast@Zacks.com  

Episode 72. The big May Mixtape ! A giant selection of new independent electronic music , including a session from Mho and featured albums from Cobbler and Leg Puppy 2.0. First broadcast on Mad Wasp Radio 1/5/2024

Les organismes de santé publique mettent régulièrement l'accent sur les risques engendrés par l'obésité. En 2012, 15% de la population française était concernée par cette pathologie, reconnue comme maladie chronique depuis 1977. Pourtant, le mouvement Body Positive affirme au contraire qu'il est possible d'avoir des formes développées tout en étant en bonne santé. Il est essentiel de faire la part des choses entre la nécessité d'abolir des diktats de minceur dangereux, et la réalité physiologique vécue par les personnes obèses.Comprendre l'obésitéMédicalement, l'on classe les personnes dans différentes catégories selon leur IMC, indice de masse corporelle. Celui-ci calcule le rapport du poids sur la taille au carré. Un IMC compris entre 25 et 30 est défini par le surpoids, tandis qu'un IMC supérieur à 30 correspond à l'obésité. Ce calcul ne vaut pas pour les sportifs qui ont un poids élevé avec un pourcentage important de muscles.L'obésité peut être modérée, sévère ou morbide selon le résultat obtenu. Elle résulte souvent d'une multitude de facteurs interconnectés. Parmi eux, la génétique exerce une influence considérable en modulant le métabolisme et la tendance à stocker les graisses. L'environnement et le mode de vie jouent également un rôle crucial dans le développement de la masse grasse.Définition de la santé métaboliqueÊtre en bonne santé signifie ne pas présenter de désordres métaboliques au niveau de l'organisme. Tous les systèmes corporels fonctionnent et assurent l'équilibre. La santé métabolique aide à prévenir les maladies telles que le diabète de type 2, les atteintes cardiovasculaires ou les troubles hormonaux.Les indicateurs qui caractérisent une bonne santé métabolique sont pluriels et incluent une glycémie stable, une tension artérielle normale, des niveaux de cholestérol sains et des niveaux bas de marqueurs d'inflammation.Le phénotype MHODans les années 80, des chercheurs ont mis en évidence des personnes obèses qui ne déclaraient pas plus de maladies cardiovasculaires que les personnes avec un IMC normal. Ils ont nommé ces profils MHO ou OMS en français, pour obésité métaboliquement saine. Cela signifie que, malgré leur surpoids considérable, ces personnes ne présentent ni résistance à l'insuline, ni hypertension, ni inflammation chronique.Les professionnels sont actuellement partagés sur la question. Certains assurent que l'obésité seule ne suffit pas à déterminer une mauvaise santé. Il faudrait davantage se baser sur des indicateurs métaboliques comme la glycémie ou le taux de cholestérol. D'autres estiment que l'état métabolique sain des phénotypes MHO ne dure pas, et qu'il évolue forcément vers des désordres métaboliques avec le temps.Ce que l'on sait, c'est que, même en l'absence de facteurs alarmants, la personne obèse se trouve plus à risque de développer certaines pathologies dans le futur. La réduction du poids reste essentielle pour améliorer le pronostic, par exemple au sujet des douleurs articulaires ou de l'apparition de cancer. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Les organismes de santé publique mettent régulièrement l'accent sur les risques engendrés par l'obésité. En 2012, 15% de la population française était concernée par cette pathologie, reconnue comme maladie chronique depuis 1977. Pourtant, le mouvement Body Positive affirme au contraire qu'il est possible d'avoir des formes développées tout en étant en bonne santé. Il est essentiel de faire la part des choses entre la nécessité d'abolir des diktats de minceur dangereux, et la réalité physiologique vécue par les personnes obèses. Comprendre l'obésité Médicalement, l'on classe les personnes dans différentes catégories selon leur IMC, indice de masse corporelle. Celui-ci calcule le rapport du poids sur la taille au carré. Un IMC compris entre 25 et 30 est défini par le surpoids, tandis qu'un IMC supérieur à 30 correspond à l'obésité. Ce calcul ne vaut pas pour les sportifs qui ont un poids élevé avec un pourcentage important de muscles. L'obésité peut être modérée, sévère ou morbide selon le résultat obtenu. Elle résulte souvent d'une multitude de facteurs interconnectés. Parmi eux, la génétique exerce une influence considérable en modulant le métabolisme et la tendance à stocker les graisses. L'environnement et le mode de vie jouent également un rôle crucial dans le développement de la masse grasse. Définition de la santé métabolique Être en bonne santé signifie ne pas présenter de désordres métaboliques au niveau de l'organisme. Tous les systèmes corporels fonctionnent et assurent l'équilibre. La santé métabolique aide à prévenir les maladies telles que le diabète de type 2, les atteintes cardiovasculaires ou les troubles hormonaux. Les indicateurs qui caractérisent une bonne santé métabolique sont pluriels et incluent une glycémie stable, une tension artérielle normale, des niveaux de cholestérol sains et des niveaux bas de marqueurs d'inflammation. Le phénotype MHO Dans les années 80, des chercheurs ont mis en évidence des personnes obèses qui ne déclaraient pas plus de maladies cardiovasculaires que les personnes avec un IMC normal. Ils ont nommé ces profils MHO ou OMS en français, pour obésité métaboliquement saine. Cela signifie que, malgré leur surpoids considérable, ces personnes ne présentent ni résistance à l'insuline, ni hypertension, ni inflammation chronique. Les professionnels sont actuellement partagés sur la question. Certains assurent que l'obésité seule ne suffit pas à déterminer une mauvaise santé. Il faudrait davantage se baser sur des indicateurs métaboliques comme la glycémie ou le taux de cholestérol. D'autres estiment que l'état métabolique sain des phénotypes MHO ne dure pas, et qu'il évolue forcément vers des désordres métaboliques avec le temps. Ce que l'on sait, c'est que, même en l'absence de facteurs alarmants, la personne obèse se trouve plus à risque de développer certaines pathologies dans le futur. La réduction du poids reste essentielle pour améliorer le pronostic, par exemple au sujet des douleurs articulaires ou de l'apparition de cancer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AWANI Borneo Isnin, 18 September bersama Assim Hassan. 1) Sarawak hab utama pengeluar dan pengeksport ammonia biru. 2) Tiada bukti berlaku penukaran label beras putih ke import. 3) Skim pelaburan pembinaan hartanah, MHO mohon polis jalankan siasatan.

Market volatility has increased. It's time to look for quality value stocks. (1:30) - Finding Strong Value Using The Zacks Ranking System: Stock Screener Criteria (6:10) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks (19:45) - Episode Roundup:  BZH, MHO, TPH Podcast@Zacks.com

Market volatility has increased. It's time to look for quality value stocks. (1:30) - Finding Strong Value Using The Zacks Ranking System: Stock Screener Criteria (6:10) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks (19:45) - Episode Roundup:  BZH, MHO, TPH Podcast@Zacks.com

Drs. Karl and Spencer discuss the idea behind metabolically healthy obesity (MHO). Learn: - If it is possible to have obesity and be "healthy" - What entails "health" - How to get healthier Recent review LiftRx.com

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You can find great value stocks by screening for the basics like P/E ratio and Zacks Rank. (1:00) - Finding Strong Stocks Using Basic Value Metrics (10:30 - Stock Screener Criteria: Tracey's Top Stock Picks (24:30) - Episode Roundup: KBH, MHO, BP, ABG, HZO, WGO Podcast@Zacks.com

You can find great value stocks by screening for the basics like P/E ratio and Zacks Rank. (1:00) - Finding Strong Stocks Using Basic Value Metrics (10:30 - Stock Screener Criteria: Tracey's Top Stock Picks (24:30) - Episode Roundup: KBH, MHO, BP, ABG, HZO, WGO

Even with stocks at new highs, there are plenty of quality dirt cheap stocks. (1:20) - Finding Strong Stocks With A Low P/E: Stock Screen (7:30) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks (22:00) - Episode  Roundup: WLL, MHO, GPI, FBC, M Podcast@Zacks.com

Even with stocks at new highs, there are plenty of quality dirt cheap stocks. (1:20) - Finding Strong Stocks With A Low P/E: Stock Screen (7:30) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks (22:00) - Episode  Roundup: WLL, MHO, GPI, FBC, M Podcast@Zacks.com

收藏回憶，你是寫日記、拍照、還是蒐藏紀念品呢?   把對巴黎的回憶結合熱愛的烘焙技術，製作出的法式甜點是跳跳收藏回憶的方式。   輾轉在法國知名飯店，摘星餐廳，甜點工廠飽滿的淬鍊後， 帶著滿滿對巴黎的愛與回憶回到台灣創業。   甜點，不只是在飯後搭配的配角。 是一個可以體現當地文化以及人文精神的藝術。 經由跳跳的巧手，再加上一點點對法國的想念， 給每一個經典口味的馬卡龍賦予靈魂， 讓品嘗者也能體會到在法國走跳的每一段獨家記憶。   準備好了嗎? 品嘗甜點的同時和我一起「跳」到巴黎感受美好的生活吧! EP72【VIP候機室】Jump to Paris!法式甜點世界裡的巴黎體驗-L'Atelier de Mlle HO(MHO) 甜點工作室創立人 跳跳 ■飛行里程■ 02:31 L'Atelier de Mlle HO(MHO)品牌創立初心 04:47 軟體工程師轉甜點師的契機 07:17 選擇法國寄宿家庭的目的與趣事 11:31 旅法的五個月密集甜點課程到底學什麼? 13:17 法國飯店裡的爆笑實習經驗 17:36 回台灣工作一年後又再度啟程到法國 20:14 大規模生產的巧克力工廠與偏遠二星餐廳工作故事 28:56 拓展視野，再度挑戰回巴黎工作 30:48 法國食的文化裡獨立存在的甜點藝術 31:55 決定在台灣創立法式甜點工作室的契機 34:39 L'Atelier de Mlle HO品牌由來以及核心理念 38:15 MHO的馬卡龍:源自於巴黎的生活回憶（五種經典口味） 43:59 在台灣創業的原因 48:02 MHO的團隊介紹 48:36 跳跳最喜歡的一道法式甜點 49:57 接下來想挑戰的目標 52:20 人生快樂的秘訣 54:33 總結 ※目錄提示是為了方便您搜尋上一次收聽進度， 為確保您完整的旅途體驗，建議您從頭收聽。 能用我的聲音陪伴您，是我的榮幸。 我們下次見:) ◆L'Atelier de Mlle HO 甜點工作室 IG: @ atelier.mho https://www.instagram.com/atelier.mho/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/atelier.mho ◆【Josie的候機室】音頻節目收聽平台: https://missjosie.firstory.io/ ◆【Josie的候機室】IG: hi.missjosie https://instagram.com/hi.missjosie ◆小額贊助Josie的候機室 你的里程加值，讓我能夠飛更遠持續創作

The biggest threat to the RV lifestyle, in MHO, is the high cost of maintaining your rig on the road. The last few years have seen a downturn in NRVIA and RVIA training certifications among mobile service repair providers while they increase the rates. It is going to take all of us to reign in the greed that is rampant today in the mobile RV repair industry. Just say NO. Having options makes a difference. For help, look on Rvillage.com [https://rvillage.com] Click Group search -> mobile RV repair. Also check out the Escapees forum, RVNetwork.com. [https://www.rvnetwork.com] Find out where you can get RV maintenance training that will save you thousands of dollars once you take to the highways. Thanks for your support. …Margo MovingOnWithMargo.com[https://movingonwithmargo.com] RSS feed: https://anchor.fm/s/20ccd128/podcast/rss Margo’s eBook: For Women Only: RV Lifestyle Collection [https://amzn.to/2LQoE3g] --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/margo-armstrong/message

 This week I am talking with one of my oldest and best friends in Nashville, Jared Ribble. He is one of the best drummers I've ever known and worked with.  He is owns a great recording studio and production company and is the drummer for the band Denver and the Mile High Orchestra.  They have been on multiple tv shows and made it to the finale of the Next Great American Band. We discuss the “reality” (get it) of being on reality shows like American Idol, The Voice, AGT, etc., finding your peer group and helping each other out. Plus, diving in to what makes you unique.Show Notes:Sponsors: Edenbrooke Productions - We offer consulting services and are offering listeners a 1-hour introductory special. To request more info on consulting services, email Marty at contact@johnmartinkeith.com Talking Points -*I started playing drums when I was a kid.*My dad did concert promotion in Wisconsin and he would bring big bands to our area and I got to know the drummers.*Will Denton who played drums for DC Talk and Steven Curtis Chapman would come to town and hang out with me and encourage me and I’ve tried to pay that forward as well.*Be that person of encouragement to someone else.*Reach out to your heroes on social media and see if they will give you advice.*I went to Belmont University to be in the Belmont Big Band. I never got that position but ended up in a touring band called Denver and the Mile High Orchestra and have been the drummer for them for the past 20 years.*I was never passionate about big band music even though I wanted to be in that Belmont big band. But, I was being prepared for something else.*Through Denver’s band is how I ended up playing on different tv shows.*Dive in to what makes you unique.*When you understand what makes you unique, you get less offended when you don’t get a job or gig or when you get let go from a gig because someone else has the uniqueness they’re looking for and what makes you special is not what’s helping them.*DMHO was on a show called The Next Great American Band which was put out by the same people as American Idol.*Denver and MHO on Next Great American Band Finale*All of those shows are scripted reality shows. They are writing a story for the whole season and finding ways to fit the performers into the story.*We made it to the top 3 and I realized I loved playing on tv. I enjoyed the pressure and excitement of playing live.*I have been the house band drummer for various award shows so when you play on tv you have to come in prepared, ready to go and get it right immediately.*If you want to get on a tv show competition, go for it! But, watch those shows carefully. From the start of a season to the end of season ask yourself “what story were the producers trying to craft?” Because at this point you are an actor and a performer that is performing and acting out their story that they are trying to tell.*If you have a unique story that tugs on the heartstrings of America, you have a better chance of getting on the show.*It’s a lesson in “craft your story.” Figure out what your story is, craft it and tell it well because that is what those shows want, then they will infuse that into their bigger story they are trying to tell.*That’s why some of the best singers on the show don’t go as far as they should, because their story isn’t as exciting and compelling to America.*Reality tv is about drama so you have to remember they may craft some drama around you and you have to be willing to put up with what they are trying to put you in.*Be aware that you are stepping into a bigger story.*You sign a contract saying they can use your likeness anyway they want, positive or negative, for the show.*All of that said, it does launch careers and if you want to do it, go for it!*When it comes to me playing in house bands on award shows, etc., tv producers would see DMHO and think we would be a great house band and invite us to work on various shows. Once you get into that world, you continue to get hired for other similar shows.*Then I got called to play in the show Nashville which you and I played on together.*I got called by Sherrie Cunningham Gibson to play on the show because she knew the band Sixwire who were playing the band for another character on the show and they referred my to her when she was asking for more players.*Playing on that type of tv show is very different because now you are actually an actor.*We are playing along to music that is already recorded. We get the tracks maybe 24 hours before filming and have to learn and copy the parts exactly as the recording because if I hit a cymbal and there is no cymbal hit in the recording, it won’t match up and I won’t get called again.*Because it is a show about music, they had a music director on set that would make sure we did everything correctly.*The Musicians Union is who tracks shows with musicians on them to make sure we get paid.*Not every tv show will run through the Union and if doesn’t you won’t get paid when re runs air.*Starting a recording studio does not come overnight.*Start with what you can afford and start making music.*Take the tools you can get your hands on and don’t go into debt buy the fanciest gear.*My partner and I started Advantage Music Production.*I own 745 Recording Studio.*Once you have done it for 20+ years touring becomes more about having new experiences than it does about the music.*I started a record label called Reel Loud Records with my dad and DMHO was the first band we signed which actually generated 7 figures of revenue.*Tons of exposure on tv doesn’t mean you are going to make a lot of money from downloads.*If you want to be a professional musician, seek after your uniqueness, practice hard and be as good as you can be for that moment, find a group of people you mesh well with.*You get jobs by running in a circle of people that are your friends that are already doing it and sticking with them as you all move up the ladder of the music industry. That is what will help grow your career.*Stick with your peer group, be friends, help each other out.*www.jaredribble.com Jared Ribble has drummed for 20+ Grammy, Dove, AMA, CMA, and other such award-winning artists, and has appeared drumming over 50 times on national television networks. He is co-owner of Advantage Music Production and operates his recording studio 745 Recording.  Jared has engineered and mixed records for The Voice finalist Johnny Hayes, and iTunes best-selling jazz vocalist, Jaimee Paul.  In addition to music, Jared spends time mentoring college students and young adults and is actively involved with adoption advocacy work.  He lives in Nashville, TN with his wife and three young boys.  You can read more about Jared at his website www.JaredRibble.com.  

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Planning is very important and often extremely necessary for success. But sometimes it’s better not to plan, to be reckless and do some stupid shit because sometimes that’s where the best opportunities and stories can come from. In this episode the boys discuss the benefits of doing stupid shit, taking chances and having fun. They also discuss the plans for the Inaugural BBBQ and talk about the success of the cult figure tournament. Don’t plan this one, just jump in

It's ok to be selfish every now and then, and it's healthy to put yourself first. In this episode the boys discuss the importance of looking after yourself and living your life for you. You are the most important person in your life and prioritising yourself is not a bad thing. Tune in for the boys thoughts and they even try their hand at a bit of karaoke. We apologise to your ears for the tone deaf singing... but we make up for it with some laffs, great conversation and standard MHO banter.

In this episode the boys open up about failures, setbacks and how it can impact people's lives.Negatives are an unavoidable part of life and MHO Riders discuss the ways that they have tackled it in their own lives, what worked, what didn't and what they have learned along the way.Of course it wouldn't be a MHO Ride without Quick Facts and a few laughsGet Riding

The home builders are all trading under 10x and mortgage rates are falling. Are the builders about to boom? (0:30) - Mortgage Loans Hit New Lows Since 2016 (4:30) - The negative Side of the Housing Market (8:45) - Tracey’s Top Stock Picks (26:15) - Episode Roundup: KBH, PHM, MHO, LEN, TOL Podcast@zacks.com

In our last episode, Anarie shares her experience with betrayal trauma. At the end of the interview, I had stopped the recording just before she made another important and insightful comment. She apologized for not having a “success” story. Knowing that comment would lead to a valuable conversation I asked to continue recording and if I could share that conversation with the audience.This episode picks up right after Anarie’s success comment and contains our real-time conversation on the definition of success. Within this episode, Anarie mentions my divorce which I have written about here.Anarie also mentions she found comfort around how I have defined therapeutic success. This comment was in reference to a comment I made within my Facebook group, on this post.That comment was as follows: “Thank you so much for posting this, I actually have a podcast planned on this very topic. I don't have much time to thoroughly address this topic, but there are a few problems here. However, before I share my concerns; there are many amazing therapists out there who give everything they have and have been instrumental in saving marriages. Now the problems with some therapists: 1) This is a complicated one, and unless you've trained to become a therapist and tried to make a living solely as a therapist, it’s difficult to understand. But the education system, career path to therapy is completely unsupportive of private practice. 2) The stats (and MHO, and a problem with Gottman) is the stats are stupid and measuring the wrong outcomes. You don't measure success on marriages "saved". This is potentially ethically wrong. I've worked with too many therapists who attempt to "save" marriages even in abuse. My job as a marriage therapist isn't to "save" or end a marriage. But to guide, support two individuals to healthy living and how to navigate the differences in loving and supportive ways. Sometimes that's separation. Too many therapists enable unhealthy relationships to "save" a marriage, so not good.3) Kind of related to number one. There are occasional exceptions, but marriage therapy shouldn't go beyond a year or two at the most. Ideally 1-12 months, with follow-ups as needed. Any longer is indicative of individuals' needs for underlying mental health issues that would do best treated in individual counseling. One of the first things I tell my clients is I’m working my self out of a job from day one. After about 6 months we revisit and if progress isn't made I may make suggestions for alternative treatment or therapist. Which leads me to 4...4) Why is it such a concern therapist are working with couples for a decade or more? Two reasons; enabling and the therapist becomes part of the family system. 5) Clients are not adequately informed by the therapist or what therapy is for. Too many spouses arrive at therapy to convenience the other that they are wrong. They use the therapist to get the other to change, without changing themselves. This is called triangulating. There are many great therapists out there, but we need to do a better job at communicating the purpose of therapy, the therapist role, and the client's role. Podcast Transcript:[music]00:05 Voice Over: Welcome to Improving Intimacy, a podcast to help single and married Latter-day Saints strengthen their family connections and marriages. Daniel A. Burgess is the host of Improving Intimacy. Daniel's a marriage and family therapist, father, husband, and author. Here's Daniel on this episode of Improving Intimacy.00:26 Daniel: Welcome to another episode of Improving Intimacy. On today's episode, I wanna take a few minutes and share with you a discussion I had with our last interview, Anarie. In our last episode, we talked about her experiences around betrayal trauma and what it was like to go through treatment. And at the end of our interview, I had turned off the recording and she had made a comment, and that comment was, "I'm sorry, this isn't a success story." I asked for permission to continue recording and to share the conversation that you're about to hear, so that's what this is. What does it mean to be successful in our journey? And I think you'll find this enlightening. I hope you enjoy.01:12 ANARIE: I really wished that it could be like...01:14 Daniel: How are you not a success story?01:15 ANARIE: Well, I know I am, I appreciated what you said somewhere, [01:22] ____ I saw you say somewhere, about how we define success in therapy. That was like really validating for me. But I know a lot of people in the middle of betrayal trauma wanna listen to the success stories, it resulted in connection. And I do believe that LifeSTAR, I know there are successes that come out of LifeSTAR, mine didn't, and I feel like I'm getting clear all the time on like why it didn't, but...01:43 Daniel: Wait, wait, wait. I think you and I are on the same page, but...01:47 ANARIE: Okay.01:47 Daniel: When you say success, you mean you didn't get a divorce?01:53 ANARIE: Well, yeah, yeah. It would have been successful if he and I had successfully connected and I had a great marriage now.02:00 Daniel: But it's so... Sorry, not but...02:01 ANARIE: But I couldn't control, I couldn't control his side of things.02:04 Daniel: The interesting thing about differentiation though is that it will sometimes lead to divorce, because you are recognizing the need to be an individual in the relationship and the other person can't.02:19 ANARIE: Yeah, yeah. And that's the better outcome.02:22 Daniel: Yes.02:23 ANARIE: That divorce is a better outcome and not the situation. But... So I'm just voicing some of my internal fears of, I have this issue of people are gonna write me off because I failed.02:33 Daniel: No...02:34 ANARIE: But I mean, you're proving you got divorced and you still are a valid voice [chuckle] in [02:38] ____.02:38 Daniel: Yes.02:39 ANARIE: But that's where I'm wrestling right now, it's like, I'm worried that because I am divorced, everyone can just write me off as a failure. So... Anyway, it's my own issue at the moment that I'm voicing to you.02:51 Daniel: Are you okay? Would you be okay if I included this part? This is huge, this is huge.02:57 ANARIE: Yeah.02:58 Daniel: The fear, 'cause our definition of success plays a big role in recovery, period. I don't care what you're dealing with, if you have a predetermined idea or expectation of what success is, within reason, right? Of course, we wanna be healthy. Healthy is a reasonable expectation of treatment, whether it's medical, therapy, etcetera. But when we get down to the specifics of, "We are gonna be this type of married couple for the rest of our life and we're gonna parent our kids this way," that type of expectation where it's evolving, especially the agency and being of another person, that gets in the way of what you're discovering. And the reality that maybe success means you two need to go on your separate way, and this is...03:49 ANARIE: And that can be an issue in some couples' therapy as well.03:52 Daniel: Big time, yes.03:54 ANARIE: That if there's too much commitment, do we have to make this marriage work at all costs? They can interfere with the health and well-being of the marriage and of everybody involved.04:03 Daniel: And you're right, a lot of people... Well maybe not a lot, hopefully not a lot, but some will listen to this and say, "Well, then you're a failure." But that's part of the culture that we have to shift, because that mentality is hurting and isn't understood well, and is getting in the way of meaningful treatment, helpful treatment. And so. Yeah, I would...04:27 ANARIE: Yeah. And I never imagined at the beginning of treatment that my story would end in divorce or that the outcome would be. But it's okay that it did, and I really believe that it's what's best for me and it's what's best for him in the way that things needed to go for us.04:46 Daniel: Excellent, thank you.[music]Continue the improving intimacy discussion by joining the Improving Intimacy Facebook group. 

Monster Hunter Online is closing at the end of this year. We talk about the deal between Tencent and Capcom for the popular China MH game. Monster Hunter World is coming to Xbox Game Pass, and we chitchat about that too! 00:00:20 - Introduction 00:04:15 - MHO 00:13:15 - Xbox Game Pass 00:19:40 - Texture Packs 00:25:00 - Post Credits www.carvepodcast.com twitter.com/carvepodcast twitter.com/draggingalake twitter.com/micahthebrave twitch.tv/pkmncast twitch.tv/micahthebrave www.patreon.com/carvepodcast

Hans, Ruby, & Mho are trying to make a circuit but are finding it hard to keep it all together. Have no fear, printed circuit boards are here - PCBs to the rescue! Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe Join our weekly Show & Tell on G+ Hangouts On Air: http://adafru.it/showtell New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

Hans, Ruby, & Mho are trying to make a circuit but are finding it hard to keep it all together. Have no fear, printed circuit boards are here - PCBs to the rescue! Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe Join our weekly Show & Tell on G+ Hangouts On Air: http://adafru.it/showtell New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

The home builder stocks are in a bear market but is the outlook really that bad? (0:20) - Growth and Momentum Stocks Pull Back (2:35) - Housing Market’s Contribution To GDP (8:30) - The Slow Down For The Housing Market (12:55) - Tracey’s Top Stock Picks: TOL, PHM, KBH, LEN, DHI, MHO (18:15) - Big Takeaways on Beaten Down Housing Stocks Podcast@Zacks.com

The home builder stocks are in a bear market but is the outlook really that bad? (0:20) - Growth and Momentum Stocks Pull Back (2:35) - Housing Market’s Contribution To GDP (8:30) - The Slow Down For The Housing Market (12:55) - Tracey’s Top Stock Picks: TOL, PHM, KBH, LEN, DHI, MHO (18:15) - Big Takeaways on Beaten Down Housing Stocks Podcast@Zacks.com

It’s the Circuit Playground campfire musical! Adabot, Mho, and Minerva learn all about a foundation of electrical engineering - Ohm’s Law. Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe Join our weekly Show & Tell on G+ Hangouts On Air: http://adafru.it/showtell New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

It’s the Circuit Playground campfire musical! Adabot, Mho, and Minerva learn all about a foundation of electrical engineering - Ohm’s Law. Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe Join our weekly Show & Tell on G+ Hangouts On Air: http://adafru.it/showtell New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

Corrections bring buying opportunities. One place value investors should be looking is the small caps.  (0:25) - Increased Volatility Creating Value (3:00) - Small Cap Value Stock Screener (4:30) - Tracey's Top Stock Picks 13:45) - What Else To Know About Small Cap Stocks (16:00) - Episode Roundup: CAL, JILL, KEM, HVT, MHO

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Ontario Making Major Investments in Social Housing Repairs and Retrofits

Ontario Funding Social Housing Repairs and Retrofits in Toronto

What does Deion Sanders, the Microsoft Ignite show and Bots have in common?  Neto and Shinn have some choice words for an ex -Cowboy, but the bots may change our core business. Video available below Host: Chris Neto, Malissa Dillman, & Mike Shinn

The MHO gang celebrates AV Month in only the way they can. From lending a helping hand in the community to additional training opportunities to Infocomm International putting an AV course of study at a California High School. Video available below Host: Chris Neto, Malissa Dillman, & Mike Shinn

"HuntFishTravel 162 - Maine - Hunting Black Bear with Michelle Harmes Outdoors"   (Psst! Support the show by sharing this episode to facebook/twitter - thank you!!)   We're talking Bears in Maine!   4:15 types of bears and Maine's bear conservation efforts and check in rules. 6:30 hunting tactics 7:00 6 Day Ladies Bear Hunt, details, costs and why you should go 9:00 Non-resident tag options and costs 10:00 dates of the 2016 Ladies hunt 11:15 average size bear in Maine 12:00 #1 Tip for Bear hunting 15:00 What's coming up for MHO  16:00 Notes about the land the hunt takes place on 17:45 Wounded Warrior who will be joining the Ladies Hunt 18:30 Success Rates   Michelle Harmes Outdoors Pleasant River Guide Service

"HuntFishTravel 138 - Maine - Hunting Black Bear with Michelle Harmes Outdoors"   We're talking Bears in Maine!   4:15 types of bears and Maine's bear conservation efforts and check in rules. 6:30 hunting tactics 7:00 6 Day Ladies Bear Hunt, details, costs and why you should go 9:00 Non-resident tag options and costs 10:00 dates of the 2016 Ladies hunt 11:15 average size bear in Maine 12:00 #1 Tip for Bear hunting 15:00 What's coming up for MHO  16:00 Notes about the land the hunt takes place on 17:45 Wounded Warrior who will be joining the Ladies Hunt  18:30 Success Rates       Michelle Harmes Outdoors Pleasant River Guide Service