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This may not be your typical Lenten Psalm, but at a time when the world is springing to life and the days are becoming longer (in the hemisphere I live in, anyway), this week we'll be hearing Psalm 19. We might think of Lent as a time for more sombre reflections - and while it is important to do that, and we will be allowing space for that in this series - Lent can also be a time to find inspiration in the world around us, to see the beauty that is in our midst, to increase our awareness, to use our senses as we tune in to our surroundings, and to tend to our wellbeing in this way. This week was St. Patrick's Day, and the language of nature filled so many of the prayers of his time because of the early Celtic Christians' close relationship with the cycles of life and the seasons of the year. In the Celtic tradition, there was a teaching that there are two books through which we learn about God: scripture and creation. Today, we hear the words of Psalm 19, which tells of the heavens declaring the works of God, and skies proclaiming God's glory. As you listen, consider any moments when the world around you showed you something of who God is. And may we be reminded that amid the brokenness of the world, we can also see the beauty all around. You can find lyrics, scores/books, mp3s, CDs for The Heavens DeclareFind our more about our music at www.celticpsalms.comIn the Lenten Psalms and Practices series, there will be a weekly podcast that will come out on Wednesdays throughout Lent. And for paid subscribers, on Fridays, you will receive a short video leading you through a practice each week, as well as an mp3 of the Lenten Psalm.Toward the end of Lent, I will also be offering a Lenten Practices Workshop live on Zoom, and I would love for you to join me. If you'd appreciate a chance to go deeper this Lent with these Psalms and practices, I invite you to be part of this journey with me. Become a paid subscriber for a deeper experience of Lenten Psalms and Practices.Celtic Psalms St. Patrick's Week TourThis week, we're embarking on a St. Patrick's Day Tour, beginning in Belfast and then traveling from the Northeast to Midwest US. These concerts promise to be a healing balm in a hectic and fraught time. Please come, sing with us, and say hello!Tour Details here https://www.celticpsalms.com/events/Follow Kiran's monthly reflections on Bless My FeetPsalms for the Spirit is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit psalmsforthespirit.substack.com/subscribe

During Lent, we create a space to listen to our longings. Many of us heard scripture passages this last Sunday about wandering in the wilderness this past Sunday, and in today's Psalm we hear about our souls longing for God like a dry land. We often ignore our longings, push past them, resist them. And we might even think that Lent is the time to do just that - to fast from things that are unhealthy for us, or to refrain from things we love maybe a little too much. But if we go further under the surface, we hear our deeper longings: our longing for love. Acceptance. Belonging. Forgiveness. Hope. Healing. Comfort. Strength. So today as you listen to Psalm 63, give yourself that space to listen for that longing deep within, that longing that in the end, only God can truly satisfy. You can find lyrics, scores/books, mp3s, CDs for O God, You Are My GodFind our more about our music at www.celticpsalms.comIn the Lenten Psalms and Practices series, there will be a weekly podcast that will come out on Wednesdays throughout Lent. And for paid subscribers, on Fridays, you will receive a short video leading you through a practice each week, as well as an mp3 of the Lenten Psalm.Toward the end of Lent, I will also be offering a Lenten Practices Workshop live on Zoom, and I would love for you to join me. If you'd appreciate a chance to go deeper this Lent with these Psalms and practices, I invite you to be part of this journey with me. Become a paid subscriber for a deeper experience of Lenten Psalms and Practices.Celtic Psalms St. Patrick's Week TourThis week, we're embarking on a St. Patrick's Day Tour, beginning in Belfast and then traveling from the Northeast to Midwest US. These concerts promise to be a healing balm in a hectic and fraught time. Please come, sing with us, and say hello!Tour Details here https://www.celticpsalms.com/events/Follow Kiran's monthly reflections on Bless My FeetPsalms for the Spirit is a listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit psalmsforthespirit.substack.com/subscribe

Nichole Suvar is helping us apply God's word to the current setbacks and disappointments we're facing as she shares her reflection of Psalm 89 with us. Nichole is a recovering perfectionist and intentional living strategist who lives in the Midwest US, with her husband and their three teenage children. She seeks to encourage others to take small moments of each day to intentionally seek after Jesus in every area of their life. Nichole has been published in Proverbs 31 devotionals, several online magazines, and her newest book, Numbering Our Days: Combating Anxiety in the Power of Small Intentional Moments. You can access the weekly Intentional Living email series, her Peace and Purpose course, and additional resources on her website, livewithintent.org, and on Facebook and Instagram @mrs_nichole_suvar. C A N D A C E  C O F E R author + speaker ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠website⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠youtube⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠facebook⁠

Brian Quisenberry is Vice President at S&S Tire. Known for his responsive and dependable leadership style, Brian prides himself on his ability to deliver results and fulfill commitments through a blend of enablement and tenacity. With over 25 years of diverse experience, he has honed his skills as a coachable and loyal teammate, always ready to lead his team towards strategic success that brings real value to customers. Beyond his professional achievements, Brian is committed to excellence and humility, with "Dad" and "Husband" being his most cherished titles. In this episode… Is it possible to combine the expansive service capabilities of a major distributor with the heartfelt, personalized touch of a family-owned business? According to Brian Quisenberry, S&S Tire — a family-owned business where he is Vice President — is celebrating its 50th year, and has grown from a single retail tire store into a significant player in the tire industry with a vast network across the Southeast and Midwest US. Despite its size, S&S Tire remains committed to offering the personalized, attentive service characteristic of a small, local store. This dedication to nurturing strong, trustworthy relationships with customers, as well as a willingness to adapt and respond to their needs, stands out as a cornerstone of their approach. Brian emphasizes the importance of these connections as fundamental elements that have contributed to the company's longevity and success. In this episode of Gain Traction, Mike Edge discusses with Brian how S&S Tire marries big-scale service with small-scale warmth. They touch on Brian's personal growth, mentorship's impact, his passion for bass fishing, and S&S's evolution from a local shop to a regional powerhouse. Celebrating 50 years, S&S focuses on customer relationships, cautious expansion, and the importance of a customer-first approach in shaping their future. Here's a glimpse of what you'll learn:  Brian Quisenberry's favorite hobbies How Brian has benefited from building lasting friendships through work How mentoring from industry veterans has provided Brian with invaluable insights S&S Tire's 50th anniversary celebration's focus on customer engagement Because of a close-knit company structure, family-owned business dynamics offer quick decision-making abilities  Why simplicity in business operations is a core belief for Brian Resources mentioned in this episode: Brian Quisenberry on LinkedIn  S&S Tire  Walter Lybeck on LinkedIn   Point S Tire  Mike Edge on LinkedIn Tread Partners Sponsor for this episode... This episode is brought to you by Tread Partners.  At Tread Partners, we provide digital marketing for multi-location tire dealers and auto repair shops.  By using our strategy, branding, and marketing services, we help shops sell more tires and put more cars in bays. We've helped companies like Action Gator Tire, Colony Tire and Service, and Ulmer's Auto Care Center bring extreme growth in paid leads, ROI, and searches.  So, what are you waiting for? Visit www.treadpartners.com or email info@treadpartners.com to learn more. 

This podcast is about my recent vacation to sunny tropical Puerto Rico, not annexation. I just stole the phrase from the movie Little Giants. Highlights, lowlights advantages and disadvantages of going to Puerto Rico when it's cold in to Midwest US. Also, other travel tips discussed.

From Flipping Houses to 40+ Mobile Home Parks - How this Investor Struck Gold in Affordable Housing In this episode, Vinney Chopra

Sherrick is off looking for all the pulled pork sandwiches in the Midwest US, and Amelia is relaxing and being extraordinary. We'll be back next week.

Sustainability Labs Listener Advice, plus Jeffrey James' Climate Change Virtual Panel, and Midwest US EV Battery Boom!

Community solar allows households to tap into a local shared solar farm and see savings on their electric bill. This spreads the cost and enables a broader consumer audience to enjoy the benefits of greening the grid.Camelia Miu is the Chief Financial Officer of Nautilus Solar Energy, a leading owner-operator of community solar projects throughout the United States. Nautilus Solar has been in the solar industry since 2006 and, through its Community Solar initiative, is making solar energy available to a broader marketplace in the Northeast and Midwest US.Camelia has over 15 years of experience working in the renewable energy industry. Before joining Nautilus, she held positions as Vice President of Project Finance and Director of Financial Planning and Analysis at SoCore Energy. On this episode of Clean Power Hour, Camelia joins Tim Montague to explain what Nautilus Solar is, their business model, what makes Nautilus stand out from other community solar developers, and much more.Camelia describes her role at Nautilus and how her experience in accounting and finance has helped her there. Listen in to understand what you stand to gain as a consumer when subscribing to community solar and how Nautilus solar is making community solar happen. Key Takeaways1. How Camelia got into the renewable energy industry?2. What makes Nautilus stand out from other community solar developers?3. What does the Nautilus' future in solar look like?4. Camelia's role at Nautilus5. What goes into financing solar projects in 2022?6. What do you stand to gain as a consumer when subscribing to community solar?Connect with CameliaNautilus SolarNautilus Solar on LinkedInCamelia on LinkedInConnect with Tim  Clean Power Hour  Clean Power Hour on YouTubeTim on TwitterTim on LinkedIn Email tgmontague@gmail.com Review Clean Power Hour on Apple PodcastsThe Clean Power Hour is produced by the Clean Power Consulting Group and created by Tim Montague. Please subscribe on your favorite audio platform and on YouTube: bit.ly/cph-sub | www.CleanPowerHour.com | contact us by email: CleanPowerHour@gmail.com | Speeding the energy transition!Corporate sponsors who share our mission to speed the energy transition are invited to check out https://www.cleanpowerhour.com/support/Twice a week we highlight the tools, technologies, and innovators that are making the clean energyCorporate sponsors who share our mission to speed the energy transition are invited to check out https://www.cleanpowerhour.com/support/ Twice a week we highlight the tools, technologies and innovators that are making the clean energy transition a reality - on Apple,

TJ talks with Lucas, a friend from the Midwest (US) who experiences same-sex attraction and generally identifies with Side B but finds understanding among several “sides” of the Christian debate. We see Lucas's story offering an example of someone processing through faith, attraction, ethnicity, political frameworks, and arriving at a position of thoughtfulness and nuance. — Note: We use the terms “Side A” and “Side B” as shorthand quite a bit. If you're new to the conversation, here's a quick explanation. We also recommend listening to our episode #3, “A-B-Y-X | 4 Sides on SSA/Gay Sexuality.” "Side A" generally refers to the perspective that affirms God can bless same-sex marriage and sexual relationships. Sides B, X, and Y all represent perspectives that uphold the historic Christian sexual ethic of marriage between a man and a woman, and sex within marriage. Specific perspectives differ beyond that: “Side B” recognizes people experience same-sex sexual attraction and may describe that experience by a variety of words or identity terms while still holding to the historical Christian sexual ethic. ”Side X” tends to emphasize the possibility of sexual orientation change, and ministers to gay people toward the aim of being "ex gay." “Side Y” tends to avoid naming any kind of identity language associated with LGBT concerns, with the goal of not taking on an identity of being "gay." Timestamps 2:25 - Lucas' church background 7:06 - The pros and cons of different words: Same-sex attraction, gayness, and more 10:04 - Lucas' story: Naming and understanding about same-sex attraction 21:09 - Lucas' story: Sharing about same-sex attraction 29:02 - An alternate vision of marriage in culture ("we make marriage more difficult than it has to be") 35:10 - Connecting culture and ethnicity with sexuality conversations 39:25 - Why aren't you side A? (or, What is marriage for?) 43:32 - Why don't you see yourself in side X or side Y? 51:49 - Side B: More opportunity for friendships? 54:47 - Suggestions for future research on queerness 59:55 - Other intersections (intellectual traditions, multi-ethnic, etc.) with Lucas' perspective 1:02:16 - The possible role of government in sexual morality 1:09:03 - Looking to the future: Co-housing Links and References Below are some resources or terms that Lucas and TJ mention in this episode, which may help make this conversation accessible to global listeners (inclusion does not imply endorsement, of course). Spiritual Friendship Blog: spiritualfriendship.org/ Washed and Waiting by Wesley Hill Spiritual Friendship by Wesley Hill Out of a Far Country by Christopher Yuan and Angela Yuan Changed Movement: https://changedmovement.com/ Freedom March: https://www.freedomtomarch.com/ The theological idea of “concupiscence”: according to Wikipedia and the Roman Catholic encyclopedia. In the episode, Lucas also mentioned the Pulse Massacre (Wikipedia)—content warning for violence, murder, and terror. Share feedback or questions by sending us a voice message at anchor.fm/communion-shalom or emailing us at davidfrank.mn@gmail.com

Today on the show - We heard about an important pipeline in NZ that is currently being supported by just a couple cable ties, so we ask for your dodgy patch up jobs. Rog was hit with an unexpected call out to do a dolphin noise during the news the other day, so we extend the challenge to some unsuspecting listeners. And Beer, Chip and Sausage magnate, Leigh Hart joins us in studio to talk about a travel show he is travelling to the Midwest US to film soon.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does a Mom and environmental lawyer do after leading a statewide enviro-coalition into its second half-century and serving as a City of St. Louis Alderperson? This one, Heather Navarro, takes on directing climate action for the Midwest U.S.          The Midwest Climate Collaborative, based at Washington University in St. Louis, envisions a carbon neutral, climate resilient, interconnected Midwest Region. This is seeing big: if the Midwest US (a dozen states) were a country, we'd be the sixth largest Carbon emitter in the world. Heather Navarro is on it! Launched with an online summit in January, 2022, this partnership to date includes universities, cities, NGOs, companies and cultural institutions. Students are working in leadership roles: connecting formal research projects, educating educators, and asset mapping are activities so far, seeking options to work with the agriculture and industry sectors that powering Midwestern economics. Solutions, strategies and shared actions are the focus of this Earthworms conversation! THANKS to Andy Heaslet, Sierra Club national staff and Earthworms audio engineer - and to Jon Valley, KDHX production pro. Related Earthworms Conversations:  OneSTL: Implementing our Regional Sustainability Plan (Feb 2021) A World Without Us? Thoughts from Author Alan Weissman (Oct 2020) Diversifying Power: Jennie C. Stephens Advocates Energy Democracy (Sept 2020)

Today on the Naturally Inspired Podcast Dr Mark Sherwood is joining us.  Mark Sherwood, Naturopathic Doctor (ND) and Michele L. Neil-Sherwood, Doctor of Osteopathy (DO) are trailblazers and pioneers in functional healing utilizing cutting edge treatment protocols that have led to hundreds of amazing healing testimonials. They have a full-time wellness-based medical practice in Tulsa, OK called the Functional Medical Institute where they bring a whole person approach, which is outcome-based and customized to each individual's unique needs. With a huge vision to change the world health care crisis one person at a time, their mission is to lead people down a pathway of true healing with two purposes: Eradicate all self-imposed, choice driven disease conditions. Eliminate the usage of unnecessary medications. Through their unique clinic, various diagnostic tests are used, including genetics, bio-impedance, neurotransmitter, vascular aging, and stress management. The couple host a weekly television program airing regionally in the Midwest US. They serve patients in nearly every state in the US and in several countries around the world. Drs. Mark and Michele co-authored several books, including the Amazon best-sellers, The Quest for Wellness, Fork Your Diet, and Surviving the Garden of Eatin'. They have been seen on national TV, been quoted on CNN, and are regular contributors to many national publications. With a broad social media network that spans the globe, Drs. Mark and Michele's influence is broad, reaching over 2 million people annually. Their newest project, a full-length movie entitled, Fork your Diet – the movie, has over 12 million minutes viewed worldwide and is available on Amazon. Their second movie, The Prayer List, based on Dr. Michele's life story, was recently released for worldwide distribution.  Learn more about Dr Mark Sherwood at  https://sherwood.tv/ Please welcome Dr Mark Sherwood to the Naturally Inspired Podcast.    

Google has been working to develop better tools to track energy consumption and production in order to achieve its 24/7 carbon-free energy goal by . Google has been working to develop better tools to track energy consumption and production in order to achieve its 24/7 carbon-free energy goal by 2030. As part of these efforts, the search giant announced a new tool called Time-based Energy Attribute Certificates (T-EACs) last year to advance a more granular approach to energy tracking. Once T-EACs are fully developed and widely deployed, they will not only help Google achieve its 24/7 carbon-free energy goal but will also provide society with valuable new insights concerning the availability of carbon-free energy on electricity grids during every hour of every day. At the same time, this information will help energy consumers better understand their energy use while also creating price signals that stimulate new investments into green technologies and projects that deliver carbon-free energy when it's most needed. Google has spent the past year engaging partners around the world to advance the development and adoption of T-EACs. The company has also expanded the use of hourly certificates, accelerated the development of tools and systems to unlock energy data and hourly matching and created technical standards to drive the widespread adoption of T-EACs. Tracking and reporting carbon-free energy The registries that create, track and manage the energy attribute certifications (EACs) associated with clean energy generation are some of the most important stakeholders in advancing T-EACs according to a new blog post from Google Cloud. In the past, these registries have not issued or tracked certificates on an hour-by-hour basis but this has changed as demand grows for 24/7 carbon-free energy. For its part, Google has been working with global registries to accelerate this shift while creating new products and services for tracking energy attributes on a more granular basis. Read More > Google Cloud will now tell customers how to reduce their cloud emissions > Google Cloud has renewed its environmental vows in a big way > Google says it has the 'industry's cleanest cloud' In the US, the company partnered with the non-profit M-RETS which tracks and validates energy attribute certificates in order to expand the hourly transaction capabilities of its platform and enable the tracking and retirement of hourly certificates by all of its users. Google has also worked with APX to support the retirement of hourly Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) within the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and as a result of this work, electricity generators across the Central and Midwest US will soon be able to retire certificates on an hourly basis whenever hourly data is available. In Europe, Google has collaborated with the Danish Grid operator Energinet as it builds the technical foundation to support granular certification and develop innovative applications such as the Project Energy Origin Platform. Meanwhile, in Latin America, the search giant has launched a pilot led by The International REC Standard Foundation in close collaboration with Evident Services and its suppliers ACCIONA Energia and AES Andes. Going forward, Google plans to continue to advance the adoption of hourly certificates as it works to ensure it is able to meet its goal of running its global operations on 24/7 carbon-free energy by 2030. We've also highlighted the best green hosting

Matt Kaye reports on a Midwest US lawmaker has issue with the New York Times over its editorial alleging the beef industry is destroying the planet. Mark Gebhards talks to Rita Frazer on the state budget proposal and what it would hold for ag. DeLoss talks with Jack Marck, Illinois Ag Tech Acceler8tor and Jim Taylor gives us the early morning markets.

Friday, 28 January 2022, 5 – 6:30pm An online webinar to celebrate the launch of the new online exhibition 'Seeing Ireland' which will explore one of the most important events in Irish art history: Exposition D'Art Irlandais, held at Galerie Barbazanges in Paris in Jan-February 1922. Guest speakers include H.E. Vincent Guérend, French Ambassador to Ireland, Mick O'Dea, PPRHA, Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh, ARHA, Billy Shortall, Angela Griffith, Ciaran O'Neill. The event will also feature a short virtual tour of the 3D recreation of the original exhibition space developed by NoHo Design. This event is organised in partnership with Trinity Long Room Hub. Support is being provided by the Irish Government through the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Decade of Centenaries programme. About the exhibition 1922 was a seminal year for Ireland and Irish identity: the modern Irish state was founded; James Joyce's Ulysses was published in Paris; and the Irish Race Congress, an international conference and accompanying Irish art exhibition that was a reckoning of Irish identity politics, was held in the French capital. As part of the decade of centenaries commemorations an ambitious series of interlinked events and exhibitions will take place in the Midwest US, Ireland, and European capitals in 2022 to reflect on the events of 100 years ago, to examine the journey Ireland and Irish identity have travelled over the past century of statehood, and to look ahead to Ireland's next century. In January, an online exhibition at the Trinity Long Room Hub organised by Prof Ciaran O'Neill and Dr Billy Shortall (School of Histories and Humanities) will interrogate one of the most important events in Irish art history: Exposition D'Art Irlandais, opened at Galerie Barbazanges in Paris in January 1922. The Exposition, associated with the World Congress, featured established and emerging talent in what would become known as the ‘Irish School of Art'. Artists as diverse as Sarah Purser, Jack Yeats, Sean Keating, John Lavery, Lily Yeats, and Constance Markievicz displayed nationalist work in an overt attempt to legitimate a postcolonial presence in the global field for Irish art and crafts. This new exhibition—an immersive experience and 3D recreation of the original exhibition space-- will recreate, remember, and question this foundational moment in Irish art history.

December 12th, 2021, a daily recap of the news headlines.

Central to the story of biochar is Amazoinian Terra preta, fertile anthropogenic (meaning human made) dark earths in Amazonia that were enriched with char more than 8000 years ago. 1 Terra preta is the result of char and household waste (bone, broken pottery, compost and manure) mixed into the native soil, Oxisol, which transformed this otherwise low fertility soil into a more productive soil. But is Terra preta, ancient carbon rich soil only found in the Amazon basin?

We're joined by guest Andy Stevens from our Anchorage, Alaska field office, who's a recent transplant and pike fishing enthusiast from the Midwest US. We'll give you the scoop on fishing for Northern Pike during that transition time when ice is giving way to open water, including three main factors to consider: temperature, weeds, and bait size. Happy fishing! 

This episode shares stories of Jim Stroesser, CEO and co-founder of the brand CALI Strong, and his journey from modest dreams in a small town in the Midwest US, to CEO of several major sports brands. Jim is now developing his own unique brand of sports ap

In this GCP Short, produced in collaboration with MAXIS Global Benefits Network, Richard is joined by Paul Miehlke, Regional Manager West & Midwest US at MAXIS, and Bryan Jendretzke, Global Benefits Director at Dow Chemical. Paul and Bryan will discuss how existing captive EB programmes are expanding, the good practice in executing that growth and the ultimate objectives and future evolution of these programmes. Bryan also provides some background on the Dow Chemical captive, Dorinco Reinsurance Company, and its history in writing employee benefits. For more information on MAXIS Global Employee Benefits Network, visit their GCP page: https://www.globalcaptivepodcast.com/maxis You can subscribe to the Global Captive Podcast on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Spotify or any other podcast app. Contact Richard: richard@globalcaptivepodcast.com Visit the website: www.globalcaptivepodcast.com Follow us on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/global-captive-podcast/ Twitter & Instagram: @captivepodcast

I was contacted two weeks ago via email by a couple who are listeners of the show in the Midwest US whose lives were forever changed last October due to their chilling experience with two black eyed children - an experience that continues tothis day. I've talked to the wife several times in the last two weeks. Her husband is currently in the hospital due to his rapid and unusual deteriorating health. They wish to remain anonymous but will be listening tonight from the hospital. This is the most unsettling account of any paranormal experience I've ever heard. Make your coffee stronger than usual tonight as we discuss this perplexing case of pure evil.

Join us for this episode where Nate makes up a word, Andrew finally uses his college degree, and we define the Midwest (US) and talk about what makes it special to us.  We get into the people, language, culture and food.  

Stacy Pants is a multi-disciplinary artist who you can find live-painting and building creative installations at festivals around the Midwest US and beyond. In this episode we explore Stacy's journey to becoming a professional artist and talk about all the ways in which being an artist is a way of life more than a way to make money. Tune in and enliven your inner child with the wonderful & whimsical personality that Stacy brings to the show!In the Plus+ Extension, we explore the notion of creativity as a spiritual pathway, Stacy gives advice for aspiring artists, we question the necessity of art school, and we take a fun detour into talking about our shared love for comic books. Support InnerVerse on Patreon to unlock the huge archive of extended shows!https://www.patreon.com/innerverseFIND STACY PANTS ONLINEWebsite - www.stacypants.org Facebook - @stacypantsdesign Facebook Group - Stacy Pants PARTy Instagram - @stacypantzWE TALKED ABOUT…The story of how Stacy Pants became a professional artistMaking passion for creation your motive instead of prioritizing moneyHow art forms compassionate and open communities like nothing elseImpact of society's current COVID-19 panic on artist's livelihoodsVirtual reality and the immersive art of the futureThe connection between physical health and creative productivityHelping people find their inner child again with playful art installationsStacy's trusty steed La Fonda - the crazy colorful adult-sized rocking horse - Image LinkBeing the strange you want to see in the worldCreating artist-centric events that are about connecting instead of getting wastedStacy recalls some of the many places she's lived and visitedThe incorrect assumption that making art requires heavy psychedelic useONLY IN PLUS+ (Subscribe!)Art as the universal spiritual pathAppreciating the mystery of life more than needing answersAdvice for getting into the festival world as a live-artistWhy you might want to avoid art schoolThe importance of working on yourself in equal measure to your vocationCreative labor and the alchemy of magical manifestationOur shared love of comics and why we like them and a few titles that Stacy's intoConnecting to past and future selves to share a loving perspective New images of super heroes and The Spider-Verse The appeal of archetypal apocalypse stories Cultivating the flow stateSetting healthy social media boundaries SUPPORT INNERVERSE WITH SECRET ENERGY POWER-UPSBlessed Herbs Colon Cleanse Kit Shilajit - "The Destroyer of Weakness"Become a Secret Energy affiliate and generate Karma Free wealth - Link To Spiritech Specialist ProgramMUSIC IN THIS EPISODEIntro: "Foggy Dreams" by Wisdom TradersOutro: "Mezmerize" by Jonteal See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

See all the Healthcast at https://www.biobalancehealth.com/healthcast-blog/ Supplements are vitamins, enzymes and minerals that are generally contained in food, but are not present in large enough amounts to keep your body supplied with the building blocks necessary for health. Enzymes are the natural chemicals that make chemical reactions in your body work.   Minerals keep your electrolytes balanced which keeps you alive.  Vitamins are tiny chemicals that are building blocks for bones and other tissues in the body and often also work as communication chemicals in the body. I believe that taking supplements is absolutely necessary for people living in the modern world. This belief is based on several factors:   The food we eat is not as nutritious as it was when out parents were young. Most meals are not made at home, and now a days Mom or Dad aren't cooking based on nutrition, but taste Nutrition guidelines from the government are wrong: based on the food America grows (so we eat what we grow) and not what we need Decrease in the nutrition fortification in our basic food—the government has decided we don't need iodine, vitamin D in all milk, or magnesium and calcium added to our food, even though we don't get enough in the average American diet. The RDA provided by the government is misunderstood RDA means the smallest amount of a nutrient needed for the AVERAGE American to stay alive! It is not based on the optimal amount of a vitamin or mineral you need, but the smallest amount the average body size and metabolism requires (Men being 170 lbs, not based on the average women at all).  Eg if you weigh more or take meds that use them up. Most Americans are on at least on one medication that uses up specific nutrients and leaves the patient deficient! If you take a STATIN (to lower your cholesterol), or a BETA BLOCKER (to control Blood pressure or heart rate) you absolutely need to  take CoQ 10, and B12 for you to be healthy. Where you live determines what is deficient in your diet and local water. If you live in North America and live north of Florida, or work indoors, you absolutely require Vitamin D3. People in the Midwest US you absolutely need Iodine supplementation (12.5 mg/day. Special diets such as Vegetarian, Vegan, or the Keto diet, or any popular diets like Jenny Craig are deficient in vitamins and minerals Vegan, Vegetarian: require that you take high dose vitamin B12, Essential Amino acids, iron and Iodine. Keto Diet: require that you take B12, all Bs which are found in breads and gluten products, A WHOLE FOOD supplement with veggies and fruits in it (Miracle Reds or Glorious Greens) and a full spectrum of nutrients in a multi vitamin People who have had a gastric bypass, and any other bariatric surgery require multiple vitamins and minerals in the Sublingual (under the tongue) form, because they cannot absorb nutrients in what is remaining of the GI tract. Women after Menopause and Men don't need Iron supplementation, unless they have had surgery or blood loss or don't eat red meat. It takes a physician, Nurse Practitioner, or dietician to review your medical history, and determine what supplements you need. It takes a pharmacist or a physician to determine what brand of supplements you need and how much.  NOT ALL SUPPLEMENTS ARE EQUAL!  You can take a supplement that looks the same as a more expensive brand, but doesn't absorb, or are combined with something else that leaves them unabsorbed.  PICK MEDICAL GRADE SUPPLEMENTS like those sold in your doctor's office to be sure they actually are absorbed and are what you need.

Episode 16: Strength Training Without a Gym How to get stronger while exercising from home! In this episode, I give some examples of great exercises you can use to replace the squat, deadlift, cable row and benchpress. I also talk about what you can do to stay fit, even if its negative 8 degrees outside! (I'm looking at you Midwest US). backontracktherapy.com Our Youtube channel facebook.com/groups/runninginjurysupportgroup IG: back_on_track_therapy

Jake Ciely and Scott Engel recap the Tout Wars mix draft. While talking about the Big 10 Tournament, Gregg Sussman joins the program to talk about why the geography of all the conferences are no longer cohesive, citing how Maryland and Rutgers are in the Big 10, normally reserved for teams in the Central and Midwest US.  #FNTSY #MLB #fantasybaseball #ToutWars #NCAA #Big10 Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Ep. 6: “Ohio v. the White Man” (Tecumseh). Alex discusses the heroic life and times of the famous Shawnee Indian Chief, Tecumseh. We sit down with Brady Crytzer, professor, author, TV and podcast host of Battlefield Pennsylvania and WarTime: A History Podcast. (check out WarTime at www.wartimepodcast.com or iTunes). We travel back to the Ohio Country and talk about life on the dangerous frontier of the new United States of America at the turn of the 19th century. We meet Tecumseh’s brother, the Prophet, and his nemesis, William Henry Harrison. Brady walks us through the Shawnee chief’s many wars, faulty land deals, triumphs, failures and ultimately Tecumseh’s death in the War of 1812. We discover just how close Tecumseh was to carving out an independent pan-Indian nation of his own located in the Midwest US. Rate/review the show on iTunes and/or email us at ohiovtheworld@gmail.com or the visit the show’s website www.ohiovthworldpodcast.com.

Eddie Asbie from Cornell University's Johnson School of Management discusses what makes the Cornell MBA unique, the school's admissions process and career opportunities for Cornell MBAs. Program Highlights (7:14) | Admissions (29:50) | Scholarships (52:07) | Careers (58:38) Cornell MBA Highlights (last updated Dec 2017) 1-Year Cornell Tech MBA (New York City), May intake, ~50 students/year 1-Year MBA (Ithaca, New York), May intake, ~75 students/year 2-Year MBA (Ithaca, New York), September intake, ~275 students/year Typical 2-Year Class: 5 years work exp / 35% international / 700 GMAT Offers 7 immersions in corporate finance, investment research and asset management, strategic marketing, strategic operations, digital technology, sustainable global enterprise, and investment banking Placement for 2-Year, Class of 2016: 94% w/job offers w/in 3 months, $121,000 USD avg starting salary, $31,000 USD avg signing bonus Top Destinations for 2-Year, Class of 2016: 53% NorthEast US / 18% West US / 8% Midwest US / 5% Southwest US / 4% Asia Top Functions for 2-Year, Class of 2016: 33% Finance / 29% Consulting / 22% Management / 11% Marketing ROI: one-third of class win merit-based scholarships, up to 25 students/year can win Roy H. Park 2-Year Full Tuition Fellowship Ranked #16 by US News and World Report in 2018 About Our Guest Eddie Asbie is the Associate Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, Cornell University, Johnson Graduate School of Management. Eddie has worked over 5 years for the Cornell MBA and specializes in helping military, underrepresented and dual degree program candidates. Previously Eddie served as an Admissions Advisor for University at Buffalo. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/cornell-johnson-mba-admissions-interview Episode Sponsor The IESE MBA in Barcelona is consistently ranked Top 15 worldwide by the Financial Times. Do you want to challenge yourself and take your career to the next level? IESE's full time MBA program will transform your capacity to think strategically, explore new perspectives and be a leader in today's global world. The IESE MBA: Give us 19 months and we give you a lifetime of impact. Get informal feedback on your profile at mba.iese.edu or visit us on campus at our Open Days.

Eddie Asbie from Cornell University's Johnson School of Management discusses what makes the Cornell MBA unique, the school's admissions process and career opportunities for Cornell MBAs. Program Highlights (7:14) | Admissions (29:50) | Scholarships (52:07) | Careers (58:38) Cornell MBA Highlights (last updated Dec 2017) 1-Year Cornell Tech MBA (New York City), May intake, ~50 students/year 1-Year MBA (Ithaca, New York), May intake, ~75 students/year 2-Year MBA (Ithaca, New York), September intake, ~275 students/year Typical 2-Year Class: 5 years work exp / 35% international / 700 GMAT Offers 7 immersions in corporate finance, investment research and asset management, strategic marketing, strategic operations, digital technology, sustainable global enterprise, and investment banking Placement for 2-Year, Class of 2016: 94% w/job offers w/in 3 months, $121,000 USD avg starting salary, $31,000 USD avg signing bonus Top Destinations for 2-Year, Class of 2016: 53% NorthEast US / 18% West US / 8% Midwest US / 5% Southwest US / 4% Asia Top Functions for 2-Year, Class of 2016: 33% Finance / 29% Consulting / 22% Management / 11% Marketing ROI: one-third of class win merit-based scholarships, up to 25 students/year can win Roy H. Park 2-Year Full Tuition Fellowship Ranked #16 by US News and World Report in 2018 About Our Guest Eddie Asbie is the Associate Director of Admissions and Financial Aid, Cornell University, Johnson Graduate School of Management. Eddie has worked over 5 years for the Cornell MBA and specializes in helping military, underrepresented and dual degree program candidates. Previously Eddie served as an Admissions Advisor for University at Buffalo. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/cornell-johnson-mba-admissions-interview Episode Sponsor The IESE MBA in Barcelona is consistently ranked Top 15 worldwide by the Financial Times. Do you want to challenge yourself and take your career to the next level? IESE’s full time MBA program will transform your capacity to think strategically, explore new perspectives and be a leader in today’s global world. The IESE MBA: Give us 19 months and we give you a lifetime of impact. Get informal feedback on your profile at mba.iese.edu or visit us on campus at our Open Days.

This week, Anne Knapke speaks with Ambassador Kelly about the state of US-Russia relations, US foreign policy, the Sochi Olympic games, and the reemergence of an East West divide.

Join us as we talk to the people who made Flatstock Rock poster book! The American Poster Institute (API) is a Austin Texas nonprofit corporation dedicated to promoting poster art and serving poster artists. Among the API's stated goals are: support for the community of artists creating entertainment-related posters; fostering interaction and communication between these artists: constantly improving standards in the field; and furthering public awareness and appreciation of the art form. Each year API organizes four or more FLATSTOCK poster exhibitions to showcase the work of its members. These exhibitions typically feature as many as 100 poster artists from all over the US, overseas, and Canada. The first FLATSTOCK show was held in San Francisco in 2002. Each Spring since March 2003, the FLATSTOCK show has been part of the South by Southwest Music Conference (SXSW) in Austin, Texas, and it has been a part of the Bumbershoot Music Festival in Seattle each Fall. In July 2006 the FLATSTOCK exhibition made its Midwest US debut at Chicago's Pitchfork Music Festival. For More information , Please go to Flatstocks Website www.rockpapershow.com