Podcasts about mid january

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: A group of so-called moderate Republicans has filed a pitiful appeal for a measly compromise bill in place of the sweeping aid package Democrats have planned. Will Joe Biden listen to them? We’ll see. Meanwhile, just before his second impeachment trial, former President Donald Trump’s legal team is crumbling, as five attorneys abruptly quit this weekend, saying the President’s focus on unproven conspiracies made their jobs impossible. And lastly, John Weaver, a former Republican strategist and co-founder of centrist spin-shop the Lincoln Project, is accused by 21 different men of sexual impropriety and harassment in an extensive New York Times article. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Here’s the deal. The Democrats control the House, the Senate and the Presidency. But what one group of Republicans wonder is... what if they could have a little power too? A group of moderate Republicans including Lisa Murkowski and Mitt Romney sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Sunday pleading him for a compromise stimulus bill that would pass the Senate without any procedural maneuvers, fearing that Democrats would, you know, competently use their power and bypass the filibuster to pass a sweeping stimulus bill and actually help people. To be clear here: the Democrats are in control. They do ​not have to listen to the groveling moderate Republicans, who are asking Biden to simply slash unemployment aid and further tweak direct stimulus payments to serve even fewer people. They don’t have to do that! And yet, here we are. Biden has previously indicated that he was open to further means-testing on the direct payments, and we’ve already seen how fast the Democrats moved the goalposts on $1400 payments instead of $2000 ones. So what the question now becomes is: is an actually somewhat-helpful stimulus bill more important to the Biden administration, or do they think that curing the elusive moderate Republican consensus is a better strategy going forward. I certainly know what sounds to me like a better strategy, but then again, I’m not Joe Biden. Impeachment Lawyers Ditch Trump Were you enjoying the AM Quickie relatively free of Trump Administration depravity and shenanigans? We were too, but we’re going to hit you with one little blast from the past today. That’s because Trump’s legal team is absolutely imploding in advance of his second impeachment trial. The Washington Post reports that five, count em, five lawyers quit Trump’s defense team over the weekend. According to the post, the lawyers quit because Trump was insistent that they structure his case around the argument that he actually won the election. In other words, the big man himself wanted to lean hard into the baseless, pathetic conspiracies, while his legal team wanted him to instead argue that impeaching a President who has left office is unconstitutional. The second argument is probably a lock to make sure Trump gets off the hook. The first one, who knows? Trump replaced the departing lawyers with two more chumps assumedly willing to play out his intensely dumb strategy in front of the Seante. The devastating thing about all this is it’ll probably still work. The Democrats probably aren’t going to get the 17 Republican votes they’d need to actually convict Trump no matter how bad his legal case is, because the Republican party does not care in any way about things like “crimes” or “laws.” But still, it’s nice to know that Trump hasn’t gotten any smarter once he left the Oval Office. Lincoln Project Cofounder Accused A new report by the New York Times alleges that John Weaver, a longtime Republican strategist and co-founder of the centrist-conservative PR shop the Lincoln Project acted inappropriately sexually harassed 21 young men throughout his career in politics. The article contends that Weaver, “exploited his power,” in the words of one victim to groom men as young as 14, often pursuing them aggressively through text and DM conversations, asking about intimate physical details and hinting at sexual acts. The harassment and grooming did not lead to actual physical encounters, fortunately, except for one case that the Times reported was consensual. None of the men involved allege that Weaver did anything criminal, fortunately, but the sheer number of accusers does suggest his behavior was part of a dangerous, predatory pattern. Remember, this is a guy who was at the time a big name in Republican politics: a top advisor to McCain in 2000 and 2008 and to John Kasich in 2016. Weaver issued a statement on the allegations in Mid-January acknowledging inappropriate messages and apologizing if he had made anyone uncomfortable -- the standard response, in other words. The rest of the Lincoln Project’s leadership for their part, is throwing their co-founder under the biggest bus possible, releasing a statement claiming that they were not aware of Weaver’s behavior until just a few months ago, and calling him “a predator, a liar and an abuser.” That all may be true, but it’s highly unlikely that any of Weaver’s cronies at the organization were blissfully unaware of his predatory double life. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: What will it take to get Marjorie Taylor Greene out of Congress? Repesentative. Cori Bush, a new progressive legislator, has moved her office location with Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s permission and support after a disturbing altercation with the conspiracy-obsessed congresswoman. In Russia, government police forces cracked down on protests in support of opposition leader Alexi Navalny, who was jailed by Vladimir Putin’s regime after surviving an assassination attempt. Thousands of protesters were arrested after facing brutal assaults on the streets -- something many Americans are pretty familiar with at this point. Don’t lose sight of the GameStop stock story this week, as we could see with markets opening on Monday how likely the day-trading Reddit army is to successfully put a squeeze on hedge-fund short-sellers. Democratizing the stock market isn’t going to really change the status quo in America, but it sure is nice to see the suits get a bit sweaty every once in a while. And finally, after the start of the pandemic recession last year, the heads of Exxon and Chevron discussed a merger, which would bring the two biggest descendent companies of John D. Rockefeller’s famous Standard Oil monopoly back together into... well, not a monopoly this time, we swear. Federal regulators broke up Standard Oil the first time, so we can only hope that they won’t be excited to let it reform. FEB 1, 2021 - AM QUICKIE HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

Lots to dive into this week. We get into our NBA preview for the 2020-21 regular season, which kicks off on Tuesday. The NHL announced they will finally start in Mid January. We get into that and the health concerns over one of its players. Since it is the holidays, we have a holiday wish list for all the local area teams. Finally we get you geared up for week fifteen in the NFL!

It's the Banking On Music Podcast SEASON FINALE!!! This season, we've interviewed some of the world's biggest music creators and given you the keys to succeed. In this episode, we will feature some of our favorite moments as we reflect on an incredible first season!!! We will be back for Season 2 in Mid-January 2021. Stay tuned. Until then, we will see you on our socials. Feel free to comment, message, and follow us as we continue to provide valuable music insight. If you haven't done so already, please join our Private FB group to share your music with us and get exclusive content right at your fingertips! Thanks again for listening to the Banking On Music podcast with Jd Webb.

:19 - Tuesday kicks off day one of the Senate impeachment trial, a month or so after the House impeached the president. So what does all this mean, and what should folks expect. Dean Carro from the Akron Bar Association shares his thoughts. 7:40 - A video surfaced of former Cavs guard Delonte West on the street, presumably homeless, after getting beat up. Should the NBA step in and do something, or is there anything they can do? 11:49 - Monday’s gun rally in Richmond, Virginia was met with scrutiny even before it started, with folks in the media immediately naming it a white supremacist gathering not unlike Charlottesville. SACS Consulting president and CEO Tim Dimoff touched on the gun laws and the second amendment. 18:50 - Mid-January, with the chilly weather and cabin fever, is unfortunately time for Seasonal Affective Disorder and depression. That topic was discussed with the panel this morning. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

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Mid January blues setting in? Those New Year's exercise routines starting to waiver? Fear not, Fi and Jane have just the person to help you out. This week, Fortunately has an appointment with Dr Rangan Chatterjee. Jane is ready in her sweatpants, fresh from hitting her step target. Fear not though fitness sceptics - Fi is on hand to ask if the buzz about getting fit at this time of year really is all that. Once Rangan arrives, they discuss how to break bad health habits all year round, Jane probes the doctor about sheds and Rangan estimates how many roast potatoes he eats in one sitting. And before he arrives... Dominic Cummings' builder's bottom, what to do with old panettones and a bit of a ding dong about the word 'hero'.

Mid-January is one of the peak times for people applying for balance transfer credit cards. In this episode Andy has explored how you can clear your credit card and store credit debts and reduce how much they're costing you. Find out how to make a 0% balance transfer card work for you, and why it might not be the magic bullet for your debts. Further reading > 0% Balance transfer cards explained > Quickly clear your credit card debt > Santander 123 current account changes > Natwest and RBS Reward account changes ABOUT CASH CHATS Cash Chats is presented by money blogger and broadcaster Andy Webb. In 2019 it was awarded Best Money Podcast at the SHOMOS - the UK Moneybloggers annual awards. On each Cash Chats episode you can hear Andy share ways to get the most from your money. He's often joined for friendly and accessible conversations by a friend from the UK Money Blogger community to cover topics as diverse as freebies and investments. Then at the end of each week stay tuned for a bonus “deals of the week” rundown of the hottest offers from the last seven days. Andy also runs the award-winning website Be Clever With Your Cash, presents Channel 5’s Shop Smart Save Money and founded the community ukmoneybloggers.com. To contact Andy email Andy@Becleverwithyourcash.com ANDY ON SOCIAL Andy's handle is @AndyCleverCash and you can follow him over at: twitter.com/AndyCleverCash instagram.com/andyclevercash     GET ANDY'S WEEKLY NEWSLETTER You'll also get a free Quidco bonus for signing up https://becleverwithyourcash.com/newsletter/  

Hey everyone! I am super excited to bring you this edition of Through Conversations Podcast, featuring the impressive Professor Katharine Gelber. Professor Gelber is Head of the School of Political Science and International Studies, and Professor of Politics and Public Policy at the University of Queensland, Australia. Her expertise is in freedom of speech and speech regulation. Her most recent book is called Free Speech in the Digital Age where she analyzes from a range of disciplinary perspectives, how the new technologies and global reach of the Internet are changing the theory and practice of free speech. This conversation was much needed as we talked about an issue that has been increasingly influential in our society: Hate Speech.We talked about how difficult it is to define hate speech and how can we identify if something really is hate speech, what have we interpreted as freedom of speech, hate speech and its repercussions on civil discourse, what is the chilling effect, social media and its effect on civil discourse and much more.Regarding the chilling effect, I have to point out something that I have been thinking about a lot. Professor Gelber has found evidence that this does not happen--I decided not to define what’s the chilling effect right now because I want you to listen to the conversation and get the idea by yourself.However, how can we quantify the true preferences of people if they hide it from the public? In other words, if the chilling effect is truly happening, I still don’t see how can we find evidence that supports it.In this conversation I tried to understand in a deep manner what professor Gelber has found regarding hate speech and speech regulation and I find it truly amazing and important for us to understand what hate speech really is so we can have tools to identify it but also acknowledge what is not hate speech. One thing for sure is that something that offends one but does not restrain any of one's rights, subordinates one and ranks one as inferior is not hate speech.This conversation will really help you to see clearly that there has been a disconnect in the way we communicate with ourselves, specially regarding difficult topics. When someone hurts one's feelings it does not mean one is being a victim of hate speech, and it has become increasingly evident that we have associated hate speech with feeling offended.After this episode, we will take a break for the holidays and we’ll return on Mid-January with more. I want to thank everyone who has supported this Podcast by reviewing it, subscribing to it or sharing it with a friend. It means a lot.I hope this conversation gives you as much as it gave me to reflect on.With you, Katharine Gelber.---Read More about Professor Gelber's work hereBooks:Free Speech in the Digital Age.Free Speech After 9/11Speech Matters: Getting Free Speech Right.Journal ArticleThe Effects of Civil Hate Speech Laws: Lessons from Australia---HIGHLIGHTS(3:40) How did Professor Gelber become interested in freedom of speech?(4:42 ) Has censorship migrated towards hate speech?(5:09) Why is hate speech an elastic term? Who defines hate speech?(6:29) Hate speech means a lot of things nowadays.(7:00) Should we even be using the term hate speech?(7:21) The definition of hate speech(7:59) Quanitifying hate(8:36) How can we know if hate speech is happening in the public discourse?(10:35) For it to be considered hate speech, it must fulfull three criteria: Ranking one as inferior, subordinating one and depriving one from powers.(10:46) What is the chilling effect?(11:46) Should we regulate speech?(12:24) How can we evaluate if the chilling effect is truly happening?(12:53) Report on chilling effect in the United States. Read more here(13:40) Chilling effect in Western Democracies(15:14) Confusion between public and private spheres of expression(15:57) What is the speech doing in the conversation? Are you ranking them as inferior? Are you subordinating them? Are they being deprived from their powers, such as the right to vote?(17:10) What are hate speech laws asking people to do?(18:01) Political correctness(18:55) Freedom of speech carries imnense responsabilities(20:38) Can hate speech legislation be created and have an effect in the United States even with the existence of the First Amendment?(21:52) Can we encourage people to exercise their right to express themselves in a responsible manner, without the use of legislation?(23:40) College campuses and freedom of expression(26:00) Trigger warnings: what could be done?(26:40) Do we truly understand what freedom of expression is?(28:15) Alex created a Quora account and asked "has freedom of speech been more contrained as of lately?" What did people answer?(29:40) Is there an asymmetry between freedom of speech being constitutionally protected and people speaking their minds freely?(30:40) Answers on Quora should be cautiously evaluated due to the self-selection bias(31:10) The contradiction we are living in global politics regarding free speech(32:00) How has digital media exponentialized this contradiction(34:04) How can we define hate speech in the digital era?(34:14) The role of journalists in a digital era?(36:55) Australian Alliance For Journalists Freedom(37:40) Digital media platforms and freedom of speech(38:48) What is the problem digital media companies face with regards to the regulation of speech?(39:47) Australia and Whistleblowers(40:23) Witness K - - Read more here:(41:03) Bloggers vs. Journalists(43:10) Externalities of the creation of legislation that regulate speech(43:40) Professor Gelber's vision regarding freedom of speech and using it in a responsible manner(47:00) The perfect vision: hate speech and freedom of speech(48:48) Read more about Professor Gelber's work here:---Thanks for tuning in for this edition of Through Conversations Podcast!If you find this episode interesting, consider subscribing to it. Also, you can share it with anyone who comes to your mind.Keep the conversation going:Instagram: @through_conversationspodcastTwitter: @ThruConvPodcastWebsite: throughconversations.com

Tommy Rowlands is a 3x NCAA finalist and 2x champ for the Ohio State Buckeyes. After college, Tommy won the 2005 University World Championships and was a 6x US National Team member. After retiring from wrestling Tommy started a career in sales and co-founded Rudis. What a pleasure it was to talk to T Row, someone I’ve looked up to and followed for years. Enjoy folks! This episode is brought to you by Gable the Goat Part 1, which is a podcast documentary that I directed and produced on Dan Gable. Part 1 covers Gable’s early years through the 1987 season. I’m starting work on Part 2 as we speak which will cover 1987-2007 and go live in Mid-January. For past episodes please visit WrestlingChangedMyLife.com.

In this episode, Rob and Karyn riff on each of the past season's episodes and their takeaways. This will be the last episode for Season 1. The first episode for Season 2 will be released in Mid-January 2020. In the meantime, check out positiveturbulence.com for great reading, watching and listening suggestions AND our new publication, PUB. 

This week on Special Edition – Homeschooling IRL – Enjoy this episode replay sponsored by Christian Standard Bible!  Mid-January. Harumph. Are you feeling the mid-year slump in your homeschool, too?  In this episode of Homeschooling in Real Life, Fletch and Kendra talk about how the mid-year slump affects their homeschooling and give several practical ways in which you […] The post Special Edition of HIRL: Mid-Year Slump appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

For anyone who doesn't live in Tampa, Gasparilla can be a real head scratcher - what is it? Mid-January, us Tampa Bay residents are getting our beads ready. So what is Gasparilla? Gasparilla Pirate Festival was inspired by the legend of Jose Gaspar, who supposedly was a Spanish Naval officer-turned-pirate back in the late 18th century and early 19th century who plundered the waters of the West Coast of Florida. Now, there is no actual evidence that this really happened, but nobody cares about that little detail. Back in 1904, the story of Jose Gaspar was unearthed and Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla adopted him as a patron rogue of their city-wide celebration. That celebration has been evolving ever since, and now the Gasparilla invasion and pirate parade is the third largest parade in the United States, attracting around 300,000 people to the city of Tampa. Even though the pirate invasion is the main draw, there are lots of other Gasparilla-themed events that take place over several weeks: Children's Gasparilla Parade - family-friendly, bead-throwing good time for all ages. Parade route runs along Bayshore Boulevard, and this usually takes place the week before the main pirate invasion. Alcohol-free event. http://gasparillapiratefest.com/childrens-fest/ Gasparilla Parade of Pirates presented by Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla - held on the last Saturday in January, Ye Mystic Krewe fearlessly pilots their ship up Tampa Bay, firing off cannons until it reaches the city shore. Once there, they demand the key to the city from the mayor. When the mayor gives up the key, they have a victory parade up Bayshore Boulevard, and the pirates take over for one not-so-fearful afternoon. http://gasparillapiratefest.com/ http://ymkg.com/ Even if you're not a 'parade person,' you should still make your day downtown and enjoy the festivities throughout the day at the local bars and restaurants. Sant'Yago Illuminated Knight Parade http://www.knightparade.com/ Gasparilla International Film Festival https://www.gasparillafilmfestival.com/ Gasparilla Festival of the Arts http://gasparillaarts.com/ Gasparilla Music Festival https://gasparillamusic.com/ If you aren't from Tampa and want to join us for the invasion, we hope you do! It is always a fun and memorable time for everybody! With Love, Melanie Melanie is a Tampa Bay area Realtor with Smith & Associates. She loves Tampa Bay area area, houses, and helping clients buy and sell real estate. melanielovestampabay.com Email: matkinson@smithandassociates.com Call/text me if you are looking to buy / sell a home in the Tampa Bay area! 813.368.6084 DISCLAIMER: All content provided on melanielovestampabay.com and the Melanie Loves Tampa Bay YouTube channel/social media platforms is for informational/entertainment purposes only. The owner of Melanie Loves Tampa Bay makes no representations as to the accuracy or completeness of any information on this site. Information provided is subject to change.

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Mid January seemed like a good time to talk about eating intuitively and sustainability of habits. Today Andrea and Beth discuss what it’s like for them to eat intuitively and then how they make their habits long lasting. As a bonus this week, Andrea shares statistics on grip strength and cardiovascular disease and we discuss Read More ...

Hello Everyone!We open this week's show with a reflection of our year. We talk about the show, areas we want to improve in the year to come, and the important highlights in our lives. We find it's important to look at the good moments and find ways to cultivate more of them moving forward, especially in a year that was difficult for many of our listeners.Our main topic is a continuation on our yearly retrospective: journaling and self reflection. We talk about how and why we journal, and detail two different styles that are commonly used: Bullet Journaling and Emotional Intelligence Journaling. We go through the strengths of both styles and how these can be used to focus your life, focus your strengths, and aid you in living an intentional, uninhibited life.As this is the final show of the year we at Feral Attraction wish you and those in your life a 2018 that is fulfilled with love and laughter. We will be back in Mid-January with our first episode of Season 3.For more information, including a list of topics, see our Show Notes for this episode.Thanks and, as always, be well!

Amanda and Jenn discuss bread-making, nonfiction for teens, survival stories and more in this week's episode of Get Booked. This episode is sponsored by A Selfie As Big as The Ritz by Lara Williams and The Bride Who Got Lucky by Janna MacGregor.   Questions 1. Hi! I recently got into baking and was wondering if you have any great bread making cook books. Just bread, not baking in general. If it’s from a famous bakery, that would be nice! Thanks a ton! P.S. an email reply will suffice :) --Elena   2. TIME SENSITIVE: I am a recent convert to the world of Romance, but I am feeling overwhelmed. I had tried different things over the years but just never found something that felt like MY romance. And then I discovered Penny Reid. I read Truth or Beard and then promptly flew through the rest of the existing Winston Brothers series, and now I am flying just as quickly through the Knitting In The City Books. But...I'm almost out, and it will be months before her next book is out. I love how smart, sweet, and nerdy her books are, while still being plenty hot and having a great plot in addition to the romance. Definitely looking for a contemporary setting, and love the feel of the interconnected friend/family saga with each book focusing on one member of the group. This request is time sensitive as I'm getting ready to travel on business for two months (mid-November through Mid-January,) so I need to fill up my Kindle as I won't be able to carry physical books. Help! --Emiily   3. Hello! My daughter and her friend are in grade 7 and need to be reading more science non-fiction (according to their teacher). She feels that the girls will be more comfortable participating in class discussions. Any recommendations (specifically global warming & organic food if possible). They read National Geographic but otherwise I'm at a loss. Thank you!!! --Sandra   4. Hi Jenn and Amanda, I am looking for books with an Asian man love interest. The sexuality of the protagonists doesn't matter to me (not trying to say that they don't matter, but want to clarify that the relationship can be M/M, M/F, M/gender fluid, etc), but I am having trouble finding a book that doesn't portray Asian men and boys stereotypically as "nerdy" and not romantically desirable (those two things should never be linked!). I tried WARCROSS by Marie Lu but didn't enjoy it and I'm not sure where to go next. I prefer adult novels to YA and I enjoy pretty much every genre. Thank you! --Joce (pronounced Joss! :D)   5. My reading interests are all over the place, which is easy in some ways because there are always lots of books I want to read, but hard to find ones that I really love. Some all-time favorites include: Random Family by Adrian Nicole LeBlanc, In Cold Blood by Truman Capote, Birds of America by Lorrie Moore, and The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver. guess I'm looking for well-written books with captivating/give me the feels characters. If you notice another common thread in those favorites, please enlighten me! --Karoline   6. I've recently discovered HBO's Girls and am obsessed - I would love some really modern femininisty books that have that same feel. I've read Lena Dunham and Maggie Nelson this week (loved it) as well as Fun Home and Bitch Planet - where do I go from here for smart, funny feminist lit that also entertains?   7. Hey Amanda and Jen! I have always loved what I guess I'll call "survival" novels. Growing up I loved Hatchet and My Side of the Mountain and Julie and the Wolves. As an adult, I've enjoyed Wild, Tracks, and The Martian. Basically, I love stories of someone learning to survive on their own whether by choice (Wild) or because of a bad situation (The Martian). I'm looking for more titles to fill this particular place in my heart. Thanks for your help! --Jackie   Books Discussed Flour Water Salt Yeast by Ken Forkish Beard on Bread by James Beard Hate To Want You by Alisha Rai Radio Silence by Alyssa Cole (Off the Grid series) We Are the Weather Makers by Tim Flannery World Without Fish by Mark Kurlansky, illustrated by Frank Stockton Hold Me by Courtney Milan Wrong to Need You by Alisha Rai (out Nov 28) Kevin Kwan’s Crazy Rich Asians series Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese The Fortunes by Peter Ho Davies Losing It by Emma Rathbone All Grown Up by Jami Attenberg Adrift by Steven Callahan Once Upon a River by Bonnie Jo Campbell (tw: rape) Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage by Alfred Lansing

Mid-January. Harumph. Are you feeling the mid-year slump in your homeschool, too?  In this episode of Homeschooling in Real Life, Fletch and Kendra talk about how the mid-year slump affects their homeschooling and give several practical ways in which you can beat the mid-year slump, too. SHOW NOTES: Recommended Resources: Lost and Found, by Kendra Fletcher Key Life […] The post Mid-Year Slump – HIRL Episode 135 appeared first on Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network.

Chapter 83: "Sky Beats Gold" ...as read by Marty Lunn of Zao and Young Fox Marty Lunn has been heavily involved in the greater Pittsburgh scene for his entire life. He goes into a lot of detail back in March on the Urban Achiever podcast, but I wanted to hit on a few different things than what he rolled out with Bill. I became friends with Marty because of my relationship with Scott and Zao and we got to spend some quality time in the van between Canada and NY. Marty and I try to cover some of the in-between stuff that he hasn't discussed before...including a lil' hockey. I'm happy to help his band Young Fox with their full length coming "Sky Beats Gold" on Spartan Records in Mid-January! Check out a clip of the song "Sometimes The Monsters Win" at the end of this chapter. Thank you Marty and thank John from Spartan. Marty on Urban Achiever: http://www.urbanachievershow.com/episodes/40335-episode-60-marty-lunn Young Fox Bandcamp: https://youngfoxband.bandcamp.com Young Fox on Spartan Records: http://www.spartanrecords.com/artists/youngfox Chapter 83 Music: Young Fox: "The Answer" Zao: "March" Young Fox: "Gather Up The Flowers" Young Fox: "Sometimes The Monsters Win" (Thanks John from Spartan for the tune!) As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon Follow on Twitter See what we're doing at Lavirra Productions ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Leave some feedback at iTunes ATSG YouTube Channel Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com This chapter was edited by the amazingly helpful Bryan Patton. Thanks Bryan! https://twitter.com/bryanpatton84

Looking to buy a Greensboro home? Search all homes for sale Selling your Greensboro home? Get a FREE home value reportToday we will be discussing how to time the spring market in the Triad if you're trying to sell your home. Should you put your home on the market now, or wait until there is more activity? We're going to explain what you should do right now.I always get asked about when the best time of year to sell a home is, and the truth is that it depends on a few factors. If you're trying to capitalize on the increased activity in the Greensboro area, you need to list soon. If you look at the 2015 numbers, you'll see in last March we had a 30% increase in sold units from the previous month. The thing you might not realize is that those homes that sold in March were on the market by Mid-January.Right now, we are seeing the same number of showings as we did at this point last year. The only thing that could possibly put a damper on this is bad weather. Freezing rain and snow will put a slowdown on any activity in our area.However, right now the weather's not too bad. If you're trying to sell for top dollar when that spring market hits, you want to consider putting your home on the market sooner rather than later. There are massive amounts of buyers out there looking and if you don't act soon, you could miss them.If you have any questions for us, or if you're thinking of buying or selling in Greensboro, give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you!

Kevin, Len & Kenneth chat to Robert Maclean (https://twitter.com/rmaclean) about the first DevConf ZA (http://www.devconf.co.za) happening on the 8th of March 2016 at the Riversands Conference Venue in Johannesburg. Important dates: Mid-January 2016 - Ticket Sales Open 18 January - CFP closes 8 March - Conference day This one day multi-track conference aims to help developers skill up in their respective focus areas, with a strong focus on local presenters sharing knowledge with their local audience. There are still plenty of speaker and sponsor opportunities available. First time speakers are encouraged to submit their proposals and can expect a helping hand from the organizers and wider community to refine their talks before the big day. https://twitter.com/devconfza http://www.devconf.co.za Pick list: Kenneth * Programming Elixir by Dave Thomas - https://pragprog.com/book/elixir/programming-elixir * Camping! * Ensure your waterproof cover for your phone can handle a rough shore break o_O Len * Org Mode for emacs - http://orgmode.org Robert * David Wong - http://johndiesattheend.com * Devconf ZA website - http://www.devconf.co.za Kevin * Game Programming Patterns - http://gameprogrammingpatterns.com

In episode 4 - our first episode for 2015 - I’m joined by my good friend Michael Brown to discuss the Nintendo news of Mid-January, 2014 sales figures and late to the party, I know, but also Dragon Age Inquisition. And, of course, Michael is here so we definitely have to discuss Mass Effect! Antony’s Nintendo Lovefest (Feat. Michael) is a podcast about gaming in general, and Nintendo specifically.  Whilst we are self-confessed fanboys for the things we love, we always attempt to frame our podcast discussions with a critical eye and voice.Please subscribe to the Antony's Nintendo Lovefest through iTunes or your preferred podcatcher and rate and review also.  You can also follow the show on twitter - @NintyLovefest and follow Antony's personal account at @RemyLeBeau and Michael at @MikeBrown7905.Antony also co-hosts the following successful comic book podcasts: ·       X-Nation (focusing on Marvel's merry mutants, the X-Men) ·       FF Wormhole (a podcast about the first family of the Marvel universe, the Fantastic Four) ·       and finally Avengers Now (where Antony and his co-host Paul review all things Avengers related)·       Listen to all these and more by visiting CulturalWormhole.com or searching Cultural Wormhole in iTunes or your podcatcher.·       The LGBT comic book and pop-culture podcast MutantADay, where new episodes can be found at MutantADay.com. You can catch Michael on the always fantastic Video Game Realness podcast through iTunes or your preferred podcatcher.

We will be discussing The 'Siege' at Honobia! Bigfoots had been harassing a family who lived deep in the sticks in Honobia, Oklahoma for some time. The family had planted a lot of Austrian snow peas, a crop that deer loved to eat, so deer congregated on their property. The family then hunted the deer for food, mostly by spotlighting at night. They stored deer meet in a freezer in a shed outdoors. The Bigfoots were coming around the house mostly at night, attacking the house with rocks, banging on windows and doors, screaming and yelling, stealing deer meat from the freezer, damaging property, and just in general raising Hell. These incidents took place at a rural homestead outside the town of Honobia, Oklahoma in January of 2000. Some BFRO contacts went to visit the family. They stayed overnight and were impressed. Weeks later television stations and newspapers in Oklahoma mentioned the incidents but never told the whole story. Mid January, 2000 The first message received by the BFRO, from the uncle of the Honobia family: "Too many incidents to mention here, please have someone contact us. This is no hoax and my brother is afraid for his family. This creature is getting bolder every time it returns. This thing is huge, walks upright, smells like a musky urine, burned hair type odor. He repeatedly comes back in the early morning hours after midnight and harasses them until just before dawn. It has on more than one occasion tried to enter their home. We don't know where to turn. Everyone thinks we are crazy when we mention it. Please, we don't know what to do but I do know that something needs to be done! There are stories we could tell that would make the hair stand on your neck..."