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Michelle – Can my daughter go to a Mormon funeral? Steve – Mary giving birth to Jesus; was it a virgin birth or natural birth? Tim – Ho to evangelize relativity of evil and original sin? Patrick explores the current controversy swirling around the Salvation Army involving a blatantly racist article on their website (that […]

Michelle Conaway joins me this week. Michelle is an unschooling mother of three and grandmother to one! She also runs the Texas Unschoolers group, coordinates their annual conference, and was gracious enough to share her journey and some wonderful stories and insights from their unschooling lives. Questions for Michelle Can you share with us a […]

Description: Singing in the Comeback Choir Do you have a license for the music used in your church, downloaded and shared with your friends, distributed in some kind of format...even lyrics that you use to teach your choir new music? If not, you want to hear Attorney Michelle Rhett break down the rules to copyright law in this exciting edition of Church at Risk w/ Michelle Can your church withstand attacks against its sacred protections? Does your church leadership have a clear understanding of what is sacred and what is protected by law as it relates to the church? Has your church constitution been updated within the past few years? https://www.facebook.com/mdrhett Hear or attend one of this year's new workshops by visiting www.churchatrisk.com. Michelle D. Rhett, Esq. CEO, The Maximum Driven Results Group www.themdrgroup.com (301) 266-3988 (mobile) (301) 775-5071 (office)

Jamiroquai - Funktion Mighty Ryeders - Evil Vibrations Edwin Birdsong - Cola Bottle Baby Fort Knox Five & Joe Quarterman - Don't Go Cheryl Lynn - You Saved My Day (Joey Negro Tell the World Mix) Craig David - One More Time Kiiara - Say Anymore Big Pun & Donell Jones - It's So Hard Joe ft. Mystikal - Stutter (Double Take Remix) Anthony Hamilton - Comin' From Where I'm From Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean (E New Y Radio) Action Bronson - Beautiful Life Sasha - Dat Sexy Body Evette - Over & Over The Jam - Start! ESG - Erase You (Puppy to Your Side) Dr. John - (Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away Freda Payne - Unhooked Generation Jimmy Bo Horne - Let Me, Let Me Be Your Lover Lalo Schifrin - Danube Incident Outlaw Blues Band - Deep Gully David McCallum - The Edge Taana Gardner - Heartbeat Minnie Riperton - Inside My Love Guordan Banks - Keep You In Mind Styles - Good Times Don Covay - Overtime Man Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings - Pick It Up, Lay It In The Cut Sarah Webster Fabio - Sweet Songs Lee Fields & The Expressions - Honey Dove Ro James - Permission K. Michelle - Can't Raise A Man The Rolling Stones - Fingerprint File (Original Slower Mix) I went by DJ alt.rock for 10 years as a tongue-in-cheek diss at lazy rock & roll radio program directors "discovering" '90s alternative rock in the late aughts. DJ alt.rock was also a nod to early rap names that usually contained either "rock" or "ski"... Never in a million years did I imagine that the prefix "alt-" would be so drastically ruined by a former reality TV clown, but that's exactly what happened in 2016/17... I've done my best to clear that name from as many mixes and artwork as possible, but some sets have so many alt.rock DJ-drops in them that I've opted to just post this notice and keep it moving. From now on, I'm using my first name, because nobody can mess it up (other than myself).

00:00 Shaun Frank - Time (Original mix) 04:00 Besford feat. Michelle - Can't Stop (Won't Stop) (NRJ Remix) 08:16 Slideback - Jannah (Original Mix) 11:32 Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up 4 Detroit (Willcox Remix) 14:10 Fatboy Slim & Moguai - Ya Mama (Push The Tempo) (S.p.l.a.s.h. Remix) 19:13 Alexandra Stan - Mr. Saxobeat (DJ Kolya Funk & DJ Prokuror Remix) 22:02 Mob Serenade - Dangerous feat. Mila Falls (Extended Mix) 26:02 Mike Mago & Dragonette - Outlines (Zonderling Remix) 29:35 Enrique Iglesias - Bailando (Dj TARANTINO Remix) 33:06 Besford feat. Michelle - Can't Stop (Won't Stop) (Simon Nash Remix) 36:52 JL & AFTERMAN, Feat. Daddy Kool, JL, Afterman - Home (Original Mix) 41:44 Micha Moor feat. Menno - Slip & Slide (Bodybangers 2k15 Vocal Mix) 45:11 Years & Years - King (Bananafox remix) 48:41 Faithless - Insomnia (Calippo Remix) 53:17 Max Maikon feat. Jenna Summer - Happy Day (DJ DNK Remix) 57:05 Deborah Cox - Kinda Miss You (Niko The Kid Remix)

Tracklinsting  1) DRUNK’N LOVE - Intro 2) TREY SONGZ feat CRAIG DAVID & NICKY MINAJ - Touchin Lovin (Remix)  3) TEEFLIL feat 2 CHAINZ - 24 Hours 4) JEREMIH feat YG - Don’t Tell’Em 5) TY DOLLA SIGN feat TREY SONGZ, FRENCH MONTANA - Paranoid (Remix) 6) TREY SONGZ - Nana 7) USHER feat RICK ROSS - Good Kisser (Remix) 8) CHER LLOYD feat T.I - I Wish 9) ROBIN THICK - Get Her Back  10) RIHANNA - Diamonds (NightCall Dj R’AN Remix) 11) MIGUEL - Adorn 12) PLIES feat NICKY MINAJ - Pills N Potions (Remix) 13) KENDRICK LAMAR feat RICK ROSS & MIGUEL - How Many Drinks (Remix) 14) RICK ROSS feat LIL WAYNE - Thug Cry 15) R.KELLY - Genius 16) MASSPIKE MILES feat FRED THE GODSON - The Struggle Is Real  17) CHRIS BROWN feat USHER & RICK ROSS - New Flame  18) PLIES feat K.MICHELLE - Can’t Raise A Man (Remix)  19) DRAKE feat JAMES FAUNTELROY - Girls Love Beyonce 20) FUTURE feat KANYE WEST - I Won  21) LLOYD feat AUGUST ALSINA - Swimming Pools (Remix)  22) TANK feat GINIWINE & TYRESE - Sex Ain’t Never Felt Better 23) MILA J - Smoke Drink Break Up 24) KEKE PALMER feat B.O.B - Ride This Beat 25) SO LE VEZO - Out Of My Golden Jail (Exclu) 

asset title: Grammar Lesson 15: False Cognates, Driver's License filename: tafalado_gra_15.mp3 track number: 41/46 time: 10:50 size: 7.62 MB bitrate: 96 kbps No kidding, Orlando was in Mexico City one time and saw a man in Chapultepec Park who was selling helados esquisitos. Why would anyone want to buy 'weird' ice cream? Turns out, in Spanish esquisito means exquisite, and Mexicans actually like to have their helado esquisito! It's a positive thing. In Portuguese, esquisito means strange or weird. OK, that's what we mean by false cognates. Although many words between Spanish and Portuguese are similar, there are others that trick you because the meaning isn't what you expect.DialogPortugueseValdo: Você tirou sua carteira de motorista aqui no Texas?Michelle: Tirei sim. E logo comecei a dirigir pra todos os lugares.Valdo: Você não ficou surpresa ao saber que aqui se consegue a carteira aos 16 anos? Porque no Brasil só a partir dos 18. E o seu teste, você foi bem?Michelle: Você acredita que eu coloquei meu apelido no computador ao invés do meu nome e sobrenome?Valdo: Ah, é que você ainda estava grávida! Você não ficou embarassada em dirigir no dia do teste com aquele barrigão?Michelle: Claro que não! Eu até freqüentei a universidade grávida.SpanishValdo: ¿Sacaste tú la licencia de conducir aquí en Texas?Michelle: Sí, la saqué. Y después empecé a manejar por todos los lugares.Valdo: ¿No te sorprendiste al saber que aquí se consigue la licencia a los 16 años de edad? Porque en el Brasil sólo a partir de los 18. Y tu examen, ¿cómo saliste?Michelle: ¿Puedes creer que puse mi sobrenombre en la computadora en lugar de mi nombre y apellido?Valdo: Y todavía estabas embarazada! ¿No te avergonzaste en manejar el día del examen con esa barriga?Michelle: Claro que no! Yo también asistí a la universidad embarazada.EnglishValdo: Did you get your driver's license here in Texas?Michelle: Yes, I got it. And then I began to drive everywhere.Valdo: Weren't you surprised to find out that here one can get their driver's license at 16? Because in Brazil you have to be 18. And how about your test, how did it go?Michelle: Can you believe that I put my nickname on the computer instead of my first and last name?Valdo: Wow, and you were still pregnant! Weren't you embarrassed about driving for your test with that big stomach?Michelle: Of course not! I even attended the university while pregnant.

asset title: Grammar Lesson 11: Topic-Comment Patterns, Special Needs Privileges filename: tafalado_gra_11.mp3 track number: 37/46 time: 12:01 size: 8.46 MB bitrate: 96 kbps Just look at that barriga! Clearly the polite thing to do, at least in Brazil, would be to have a special line at banks, post offices, and supermarkets for those that have 'special' needs. However, the other day, in this condition, with that barriga, Michelle had to wait in line at the U.S. post office just like one of the 'regular' people. Grammatically, Orlando seems to love topic-comment patterns almost too much. Is it possible that grammar is really that interesting?DialogPortugueseMichelle: Você acredita que eu fiquei quase duas horas na fila do correio ontem? Lá no Brasil, as grávidas, elas têm preferência.Valdo: Mas aqui os idosos, as grávidas e as mulheres com crianças de colo, eles não têm prioridade nenhuma.Michelle: Pois é, ainda bem que no Brasil isso é lei. Meu pai, por exemplo, ele sempre pega a fila dos idosos no banco.Valdo: Por falar nisso, no Brasil um amigo meu, ele sempre leva a mãe idosa pro banco só pra não pegar fila.Michelle: Eh, no Brasil as pessoas, às vezes, elas usam e abusam desse direito.Valdo: Mas por outro lado, os cidadãos americanos, eles não têm essas facilidades.SpanishMichelle: ¿Tú crees que tenía que esperar casi dos horas en la fila del correo ayer? En el Brasil, las mujeres embarazadas tienen preferencia.Valdo: Pero aquí los mayores, las embarazadas y las mujeres que tienen niños pequeños no tienen ninguna prioridad.Michelle: Así es, lo bueno es que en el Brasil eso existe por ley. Mi papá, por ejemplo, siempre entra en la fila de los mayores de edad que hay en el banco.Valdo: Hablando de eso, en el Brazil un amigo mío siempre lleva a su mamá al banco para no tener que esperar en la fila.Michelle: Sí, en el Brazil, hay personas, a veces, que usan y abusan de ese derecho.Valdo: Pero por otro lado, los ciudadanos americanos no tienen estas facilidades.EnglishMichelle: Can you believe that I had to wait nearly two hours in the line at the post office yesterday? In Brazil pregnant women are given preferred treatment.Valdo: But here the elderly, pregnant women, and women with small children don't seem to have any priority.Michelle: Right, it's a good thing that in Brazil this is the law. My father, for example, always gets in the elderly line at that bank.Valdo: Speaking of which, I have a friend in Brazil who always takes his elderly mother to the bank with him so that he won't have to wait in line.Michelle: Yea, in Brazil sometimes there are people who use and abuse this right.Valdo: But on the other hand, Americans don't have these options.