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It's Not Only The King…  WHAT'S YOUR DEEPEST HOPE?IT'S IN YOU!Your Greatest Potential In Life Lies In Your Greatest Hope.How Do I Live It Out?1. Dig It Out.           2. Work It Out.           3. Call It Out. DIG IT OUT 1 Kings 19:19 “So he [Elijah] departed from there and found Elisha the son of Shaphat, while he was plowing with twelve pairs of oxen before him, and he with the twelfth. And Elijah passed over to him and threw his mantle on him."Most Of Your Potential Is Still Buried.Under Layers Of Painful Experiences We Don't Want To Re-Live.Move Toward - FantasyMove Away - Fear Move Against - AngerCALLING Propel CAREER Prophetic Ministry – Shake Foundations Nation.Elisha Never Saw It Coming… Potential Is UNPREDICTABLE!You Have NO IDEA…IN YOU!Don't SELL Yourself SHORT… SEASON Of Your LIFE!NEIGHBOR: “There's More In You!”WORK IT OUT Philippians 2:12, 13 ...work out your salvation with fear and trembling; 13for it is God who is at work in you, both to will and to work for His good pleasure.Elisha Was In The Field… Working It Out!  NO IDEA… God SEES In You! YOU DON'T SEE It In Yourself.UNLIMITED GOD Lives INSIDE YOU. You Are MADE In HIS IMAGE ~ For HIS GLORY.  NO IDEA...Might BE...DO - GOD USE YOU! BUT,You'll Never Work It If You Don't Want It.It's Time To Wake Up Your Want To.Psalm 37:4 Delight yourself in the LORD; And He will give you the desires of your heart.We Need A THEOLOGY Of HOLY DESIRE!St. Francis, “Love God And Do What You Want.”John Piper, “GOD is Most GLORIFIED In You When You Are Most SATISFIED In Him.”ILLUS. Johnathan Moore ~ Tony Evans ILLUS. Dad & Dentist!  Payoff!“I'M WORKIN' IT OUT. YOU MIGHT NOT SEE IT NOW.”“IT'S NOT OVER. I'M WORKIN' IT.”“MY PAYDAY IS COMING!”CALL IT OUT Ephesians 3:20 Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think. Illus. Lazarus… President KennedyEcclesiastes 9:11 The race doesn't go to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, nor food to the wise, nor wealth to the smart, nor recognition to the skilled. Instead, timing and circumstances meet them all.WHY YOU?  WHY NOT YOU?  CALL IT OUT!You're Crazy If You DON'T Talk To Yourself.Truth: You Already Do. Most Us Like Jerem.   Jeremiah 1:7 But the Lord said to me, “Do not say, ‘I am [only] a young man, 'Because everywhere I send you, you shall go, And whatever I command you, you shall speak.Deepest Hope, Deepest Fear: A CHOICE!⟰ DIGing, WORKing, NOT UNTIL CALL!NEIGHBOR… “You have no idea who you are sitting next to!”FAITH IS… Go Hard, Make InvestmentTrust God…Return➛Source HE Chooses.How Many Arrows?  ALLLL  FAITH - Strike Ground Every Arrow IN YOU.2 Kings 13:14-19

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Want more from H V B R?...well here's more:MUSINGS, WOOLGATHERINGS & ...https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vbXVzaW5ncy13b29sZ2F0aGVyaW5nc2h2YnI/episode/OWIyN2ExNWItMDNmMS00MjYyLWJlNTUtZjY5NDRlM2RlMzZm?ep=14 ep 6- TRACK # 5 MIGHT BE, LIKE ME, LIKE              YOUSEASON 2 - THE COLLECTION OF FIFTEEN PERFORMED BY BEELAASH HYE & ARVID HYEWRITING BY ARVID HYE & 8tATE HYERECORDING ENGINEER- GLENN SCHWARTZHIGH VOLUME BEELAASH RECORDINGS A SHOW FROM H V B R  This show is recorded at Night Sound Studios in CARRBORO, NCNEVER BEFORE  is the instrumental used in this ep MIGHT BE, LIKE ME, LIKE YOU it is from sfrbeats.com

On the May 7, 2021 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by weekend editor Brad Oman and writer Chris Evangelista to discuss the latest film and TV news, including The Muppets, Time Cut, Guardians of the Galaxy, Army of the Dead and Movie Theater sanitization. In The News: Brad: New ‘Muppets Haunted Mansion’ Halloween Special is Coming to Disney+ This Fall Chris: ‘Time Cut’ Will Reunite ‘Freaky’ Creative Team For Movie Described as ‘Back to the Future’ Meets ‘Scream’  Brad (og HT): ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’ Might Be the Last Time We See Drax, According to Dave Bautista Chris: Disinfecting Movie Theaters Between Screenings is Now Optional Brad: Netflix is Giving Zack Snyder’s ‘Army of the Dead’ a Proper Theatrical Release Before It Hits Streaming   All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today’s show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com.  You can subscribe to /Film Daily on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS).  Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts, tell your friends and spread the word!  Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

"Hear the voice of the Spirit, to a church waiting for a better day. Do not receive the grace of God in vain, for I heard you. I helped you and I tell you, “now is the time of God's favour, now is the day of salvation. (2Cor 6:2). The Kingdom of God only manifests on this earth, when God’s people operate by the knowledge of what NOW IS, not the knowledge of what MIGHT BE. For the Kingdom of the Son, is the realm of what NOW IS."

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Seasons’ Greetings. I’m Colonel Mike Cornell and I am privileged to deliver this month’s Wing Command Team Message to you, the men and women of the 102nd Intelligence Wing. For many of us, December is traditionally a time to reflect on our accomplishments over the past year, and an opportunity to look ahead, and set goals for ourselves in the year to come. But after what has been a tumultuous and unprecedented 12 months, that might seem like an exhausting endeavor. To be sure, no one among us has been unaffected by this pandemic. For some of you, that might include losing someone you love, caring for a sick friend or relative, or recovering from COVID-19 yourself. If you have experienced any of those things then my heart goes out to you, and those in your life infected by this virus. And for all of us, this pandemic has exacted a heavy toll on our resiliency and productivity. As a commander, I know firsthand that many of you juggled your professional and family obligations as your usual support structures collapsed. Maybe you came to work every day worried about your children after their daycare facility or school closed. Maybe you are a young Airmen who saw your college plans derailed as universities suspended classes. Maybe you know someone who lost their job or had to close down a family business as the result of the pandemic’s economic impact. Maybe you are among the thousands of Americans who had to postpone or cancel vacations, weddings, or other important celebrations. Or maybe, like me, you are unable to see an elderly parent or grandparent as often as you’d like because they are at higher risk of infection. And, as if that was not enough of a burden to carry, we all watched with sorrow as our great Nation endured a summer of social unrest and an election year marked by sharp political division. Undoubtedly, each of us has suffered from the stress of these events over the past 12 months, along with the isolation that comes with not being able to socialize with family and friends as much as we’re accustomed to doing. And so it is tempting to avoid looking back over the past year. And looking ahead, most of us can think of nothing more than returning to life as we knew it in 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic changed the way that each of us works, socializes, and cares for ourselves. But I urge you to resist those temptations. Because as I look back at 2020, I cannot help but marvel at your unwavering commitment to our Air Force Core Values – Integrity, Service Before Self, and Excellence in All We Do. Your dedication, and your accomplishments under great adversity, assure me that this Wing will continue to surmount any and all challenges that might lie ahead in 2021 and beyond. Whatever impact this pandemic has had on your personal lives, each of you rose to the occasion in the finest traditions of the National Guard. You met every obstacle head-on, looked out for your fellow Wingmen, accomplished the mission at hand, and showed yourselves to be shining examples of why this Nation always perseveres -- because the things that bind us as Americans are stronger than those things that divide us and, when the country needs us most, its citizens come together. You did just that. You not only took care of yourselves and your families through these stressful times, but you also came together as National Guardsmen to assist your communities, and defend your country. Many of you stood watch in our streets to protect your fellow citizens in the exercise of their First Amendment right to peacefully assemble, while also ensuring that criminal elements did not seize upon those protests to destroy property or inflict harm. A significant number of you kept the pressure on our adversaries through the uninterrupted performance of the Wing’s Title 10 intelligence missions, often providing continuity to our active duty and intelligence community partners, as they adjusted to operations during a global pandemic. Your analyses were briefed to Combatant Commanders, US Ambassadors, the National Security Council, and the White House. 
Meanwhile, our Cyber Engineering & Installation units ensured critical communications continued to enable global, full-spectrum operations. Dozens of you from across the Wing deployed overseas in support active duty operations worldwide. Separately, other Wing members deployed out of state to provide hurricane relief or to assist the federal government with election security. Closer to home, scores of you stepped up to fight the COVID-19 virus across the Commonwealth, as members of JTF-Minuteman – the largest domestic activation in the history of the Massachusetts National Guard. Citizen-Airmen of the 102nd provided everything from medical care, to the construction of field hospitals, to testing and logistics, and hospital security. 
Back home here at Otis, all five Groups continued to maintain our responsibilities to organize, train, and equip Airmen for a variety of federal and state missions -- often doing so remotely or with minimum manning. Simultaneously, you prepared for – and excelled at -- an Air Combat Command Inspector General midpoint Unit Effectiveness Inspection AND a 16th Air Force Service Cryptologic Component inspection. You maintained the standards that are expected of you as Airmen, remained clear-headed and focused, and presented yourselves to the Governor and the President as ready and capable military forces. And since March, your careful adherence to DoD, State, and Wing rules of engagement regarding mask wear, social distancing, and self-care have allowed the Wing to maintain our mission readiness, and remain safe from widespread infection. So as you reflect on 2020, remember that you have done what few generations before you have been asked to do. You defended freedom at home and abroad, you cared for those in our society who needed it most, and you ensured that this Wing remains ready to meet any challenge. And you did it voluntarily, selflessly, and flawlessly. I am proud to call you my colleagues. And so -- as you look forward to 2021 – I urge you to not waste time dreaming about what your life MIGHT BE when this pandemic finally ends --- and it will end. Focus instead on all you have learned about yourself over the past year and use it to build the life that you want for yourself RIGHT NOW. Because this experience has made you stronger and more resilient than you were less than a year ago. And make no mistake – the federal government and the Commonwealth will undoubtedly continue to call upon the Massachusetts National Guard to respond to crises in the coming year -- whether they be from this virus, our climate, external threats, or the civil unrest that sometimes accompanies social change and the growth of democracy. So, if you can do so safely and within the guidelines set by our Governor and DoD leadership, then take a well-deserved break to celebrate the holidays with friends and family. Develop a self-care plan to recharge your batteries so that you can return in 2021 mentally and physically fit to fight and ready to answer the call, if asked to do so. And remember that, no matter what the coming year holds, the hard part is over. You have demonstrated that you are not only capable of surviving – but also thriving -- under great adversity. Whatever 2021 brings, you’ve got this. Colonel Riley, Chief Dubuc, the other Group commanders, and I are in constant awe of the level of professional excellence that each of you brings to the mission. On behalf of the entire leadership team, thank you for all that you do to make this Wing the best in the Air National Guard. Have a great December drill, and -- in the spirit of whatever beliefs or traditions you may choose to celebrate -- I hope that you have a happy and restful holiday season.

After a couple of seasons that were kind of meh, Supreme’s latest offering contains a few bangers. Is the label officially back on its bullshit? From polarizing, troll-level pieces like the crossed-double-BOGO hoodies to instant bangers like the Mondrian fleece, we discuss the FW20 collection (and listeners weigh in with some spicy voicemails of their own) on the latest episode. In addition to the week in fire releases, we take a moment to bid goodbye to one of The Dropcast’s co-hosts. But don’t worry — the show will still go on! We also talk a bit about UNION’s latest anime promoting its upcoming Jordan collaboration. The four-minute episode of Reggieknow’s It Was A Good Day features a pair of the UNION x Jordan 4s and was animated by D’Art Shtaijo, a Black-owned anime studio in Tokyo. Peep the full video below. Relevant Links: END Clothing x New Balance Release a Crispy ‘Grey Gull’ 1500 Meet the Capsule of Cowboy Crocs No One Ever Asked For Together, Noah & adidas Are for the Oceans Worried About USPS? Here’s How to Ensure Your (Remote) Vote Still Counts LeBron James Unveils the New Tune Squad Uniforms for ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ Our Legacy x Stüssy Might Be the Collaboration of 2020 Uniqlo’s In-Demand AIRism Masks Are Finally Coming to the U.S. Fear of God Collection Seven is One SPICY Meatball RZA Made a New Ice Cream Truck Jingle to Replace One With Racist History Katt Williams’ Powerful Supreme Monologue Is Required Viewing Supreme Crosses the BOGO Streams with FW20 Lookbook Jacob & Co., Mortal Kombat and, erm, Colgate Lead the Supreme FW20 Accessories Charge Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every few months, photojournalist Vincent David Johnson sets out on a road trip. His purpose: to document “rural America and the little pieces of Americana I find along the way.” Writing earlier this month in The American Conservative, Johnson said he thinks of his work as “modern-day exploration.” The problem with that description, he acknowledges, is that explorers go to find something new. In contrast, “I know what I’m going to find and it hasn’t changed for almost three decades now.” Small towns are in serious trouble. Tens of millions of people left rural communities in the second half of the 20th-century, and many communities continue to lose their young people to larger cities. Businesses and population alike have taken huge hits, as freeways run motorists around (or over) these towns, but never slowly through them. Rural taxpayers subsidize their own demise, even as they pursue an approach to growth that is designed to decline. Vincent David Johnson’s article, and the challenges facing rural America, are the subjects of this week’s episode of Upzoned. Host Abby Kinney, an urban planner in Kansas City, is joined again by regular cohost Chuck Marohn, the founder and president of Strong Towns. Together, Abby and Chuck discuss the macro-forces arrayed against small towns, as well as the ways in which small towns become their own worst enemy. They talk about whether air travel is “one giant overpass for most of the country.” And they discuss the #1 thing we can do to help small towns. Then in the Downzone, Chuck talks about reading Adults in the Room: My Battle with the European and American Deep Establishment, by the former Greek finance minister. And Abbey recommends American Nations, by Colin Woodard, a book about the 11 regional “nations” that comprise North America. Additional Show Notes “A Rural Roadtrip In Search Of Lost Americana,” by Vincent David Johnson Lost Americana documentary project Lost Americana (Instagram) Vincent David Johnson (Instagram) Abby Kinney (Twitter) Chuck Marohn (Twitter) Gould Evans Studio for City Design Theme Music by Kemet the Phantom (Soundcloud) Additional Strong Towns articles on small towns “We’re in the Endgame Now for Small Towns,” by Charles Marohn “Walkable? Check. Urban? Check. Rural? Also Check.” by Daniel Herriges “What happens when an entire region of rural communities buys into the same bad approach to development?” by John Pattison “No, Revitalizing Rural America Isn't A Lost Cause. But the Way You're Thinking About it Might Be.” by Kea Wilson “Rural by Design” “A Small Town Mayor Puts Strong Towns Principles into Action,” by Rachel Quednau

On this episode I sit down with DJ Luke Nasty. He is a hip hop artist who has crushed the scene with hits like “Might Be”, “OTW” , and more. However fame doesn’t come easy but what’s more important is how to keep the same hunger that you had when you first started. We will discuss the following:⭐️ Making his mark in the industry ⭐️ How to stay true to yourself ⭐️ Creative ways to level up during this time of COVID-18 To learn more about Dj Luke Nasty visit his instagram

The Greatest Fear that Rules the human Mind is the FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN. That is the Reason we fear being alone and meditation beacuse we fear Ourselves for We are UNKNOWN TO OURSELVES. We know we are Great but we Fear just how Great we Might Be so we dont want to find out.

Lonely, selfish and maladjusted? NOT. Careful consideration of all the ramifications of your family-size decision is smart. Perhaps you’re leaning toward having only one child; there are plenty of good reasons to stop there. But you’ve heard only children are spoiled and selfish, or can be peculiar. It turns out these are myths. Journalist Lauren Sandler did a lot digging, and in this episode she tells us there is “a lot of data supporting the one-child family as a healthy, important choice.” Lauren wrote a Time magazine cover story on the subject, The Only Child: Debunking the Myths. She followed up two years later with the book, One and Only: The Freedom of Having an Only Child, and the Joy of Being One. Bottom Line: “In hundreds of studies during the past decades exploring 16 character traits — including leadership, maturity, extroversion, social participation, popularity, generosity, cooperativeness, flexibility, emotional stability, contentment — only children scored just as well as children with siblings.” FINAL WEEK TO FUND THE ONE PLANET, ONE CHILD BILLBOARD CAMPAIGNThe next $1,000 in pledges will be matched. DOUBLE the good your donation can do right now! Pledge Here. “As these climate issues have become more a part of our cultural conversation, I have found the population question to be missing in ways that really scare the hell out of me.”– Journalist Lauren Sandler "When Special Projects Coordinator Carolyn VandenDolder, and I sat down last week for this conversation with Lauren, I was expecting some good information from a knowledgeable journalist. Little did we know, we were in for a supremely thoughtful, intelligent conversation with an amazing woman, mother and citizen of the planet." – Dave Gardner Even though “one-child families make obvious sense in a time of diminishing resources,” Lauren reports, “the world is still telling us we should have larger families.” Lauren shares that kids have been sold a fantastical vision of what adulthood is supposed to be, but they’re bumping into a lot of realities now – student debt, housing costs, job prospects, childcare costs, etc.  “It’s not about buying another Barbie for the dreamhouse anymore.” So when women begin choosing childfree or fewer children, the assumption is that they are not getting what they desire. But that’s just because their desires have been “set” before they’re even ready to decide what their desires are. A few tidbits of her insights: “We live in a society that expects women to be mothers more than they want us to be anything else.” “We aren’t really examining our family size choice, and when we do, we generally end up with a smaller family.” “It turns out brutal sibling rivalry isn’t necessary to beat the ego out of us; peers and classmates do the job.” “…hundreds of studies in the 1980s and found that only children had demonstrably higher intelligence and achievement; only children have also been found to have more self-esteem.” “As the mother of one child, I enjoy more time, energy and resources than I would if I had more children. And it is hard to imagine that this isn’t better for my family as well as for me.” “Instead of making family choices to fulfill breeding assignments we imagine we’ve been given, we might ensure that our most profound choice is a purely independent, personal one.” “Having the bandwidth for citizenship, pleasure, power, is very difficult for women while they’re raising children.” “I don’t care if you’re teaching your kids to recycle if you have five of them…. If you want to have five kids and that’s incredibly important to you, great. But don’t see it as the ‘woke’ choice.”   LINKS: One Planet, One Child Billboard Campaign The Only Child: Debunking the Myths – by Lauren Sandler One and Only – by Lauren Sandler Only Children: Lonely and Selfish? – by Lauren Sandler Confessions of a Juggler – by Tina Fey What’s the rudest question you can ask a mother? Hey, Tina Fey, One Kid is OK — and Greener, Too The Only Kids are Alright: Good Reasons to Consider Stopping at One Child None is Enough: Why Americans are Choosing Not to Have ChildrenTime Spotlight Story 2015 by Lauren Sandler Why One Child Is Enough for Me—and Might Be for You – by Lauren Sandler A smaller family means all of the joy, less of the crap. The Economic Reason for Having Just One Child – by Lauren Sandler Lauren Sandler’s website Maybe One: A Case for Smaller Families  – by Bill McKibben   The Overpopulation Podcast is produced by World Population Balance, a non-profit organization committed to alerting and educating that overpopulation is the root cause of resource depletion, species extinction, poverty, and climate change. Our mission is to chart a path for human civilization that – rather than causing greater misery – enables good lives on a healthy planet. We advocate and support a smaller, truly sustainable human population – through dramatic and voluntary reduction in birth rates.  We envision a world where no one suffers in dire poverty and misery for lack of enough food, water, and other basic needs. We see a world where all species thrive and where lower consumption and population are in balance with Earth’s finite resources. Subscribe to Balanced View print newsletter (please request print version only if you’re not content to get this via email/website link) Share Your Thoughts With Us Join the Sustainable Population Meetup Receive Overpopulation Updates via email        

On the February 5, 2020 episode of /Film Daily, /Film senior writer Ben Pearson is joined by /Film weekend editor Brad Oman and writer Chris Evangelista to discuss the latest film and TV news, including Kevin Hart’s new Quibi series, a Joker concert, a new Silent Hill movie, The Conners’ live episode, a two-part Fast 10, and possible spin-offs of The Mandalorian.   Opening Banter:   In The News: Brad - ‘Die Hart’ Turns Kevin Hart Into an Action Star and John Travolta is His Insane Coach in New Quibi Series Ben - ‘Joker’ Live Concert Event Begins Touring the World in April Chris - New ‘Silent Hill’ Movie Being Developed by Christophe Gans Ben - ‘The Conners’ to Air a Live Episode That Incorporates Real-Time Results from New Hampshire Primary Brad - ‘Fast 10’ Might Be a Two-Part Finale, Suggests Vin Diesel Chris - ‘Mandalorian’ Spinoffs Might Be Coming to Disney+ in the Future Other Articles Mentioned:   All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today’s show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com.  You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS).  Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word!  Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

Didjyah ever notice the more FaceBook tries to “FIX” things, the more things get “FaceBooked UP”? ZuckZuck has told the government, he is working toward a “betterment” of this social sharing platform. HAHAHAHAhahahahahahaha! Sorry, I don't usually LOL but seriously...I still cannot tag a music list? ”MIGHT BE” against community standards? Music...“against community standards?” Really, ZuckZuck, really?! Hour one of solid “Single” Releases moves into hour two, too! @The Music Authority LIVE STREAM Show...recorded and on Spotify, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, and Pocket Cast, APPLE iTunes, AND Google Play Music! Follow the show on TWITTER @TMAuthority! Are you listening?   February 3, 2020 Monday, “Singles” Hour One…@Orbis 2.0 - TMA SHOW OPEN THEME@65 MPH - Secret Valentine@Alex Kelman - Alone@Black Light Medusa - Don't Want To Be Your Baby@Chris Short - Your Smile@Dave Berkham - Colors@Wade Jackson - 6. Reach [Crown & Cathedral]SNIPPET – TEASE - @Emily Zuzik - 4. Trouble@Emma Goldberg & @David Carranza - WILL I BE WITH YOU@Healing The Fray - Mercy@The Armoires - 05 Responsible (Reuptake) [Side Three] (@Big Stir Records)@Jack Blackman & The Beautiful Wreck - No Silver Lining@Johnny Jetson - Love Me For My Car@Johnny Jetson - Knocked Out@Ken Fox & Knock Yourself Out - 01 One Less Step@Marc Platt - Joe Strummer@The Raz Band - The Times Together [#9]@Matt Springfield – Poplife!@Mustangs Of The West - As Tears Go By@Mustangs Of The West - Keep On Tryin'

Zondag 19 mei 2019, Brugge Opgenomen vanuit het repetitiekotje van Might Be. De volledige band bestaat uit Jente Neels, Henri Vervaeke, Sanoj Rijal en Gillan Vandecasteele. Op hun allereerste optreden kondigde ik deze band aan. Een halfjaar later hebben ze al hun eerste EP uit en treden ze frequent op. Een iets hectischere podcast en hier en daar al eens overstemt, maar dat maakt de VVVPodcast zo uniek. Kevin Pottier was sidekick. Veel luisterplezier!

In 1800 a 12-year-old boy emerged from a forest in southern France, where he had apparently lived alone for seven years. His case was taken up by a young Paris doctor who set out to see if the boy could be civilized. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll explore the strange, sad story of Victor of Aveyron and the mysteries of child development. We'll also consider the nature of art and puzzle over the relationship between salmon and trees. Intro: Reading Luc Étienne's expressions forward and backward produces sentences in different languages. In 1883 John Maguire invented a raincoat that wouldn't make your legs wet. Sources for our feature on Victor of Aveyron: Harlan Lane, The Wild Boy of Aveyron, 1976. Geoff Rolls, Classic Case Studies in Psychology, 2010. Julia V. Douthwaite, The Wild Girl, Natural Man, and the Monster: Dangerous Experiments in the Age of Enlightenment, 2002. Adriana S. Benzaquén, Encounters With Wild Children: Temptation and Disappointment in the Study of Human Nature, 2006. Patrick McDonagh, Idiocy: A Cultural History, 2008. Richard M. Silberstein and Helen Irwin, "Jean-Marc-Gaspard Itard and the Savage of Aveyron: An Unsolved Diagnostic Problem in Child Psychiatry," Journal of the American Academy of Child Psychiatry 1:2 (1962), 314-322. Murray K. Simpson, "From Savage to Citizen: Education, Colonialism and Idiocy," British Journal of Sociology of Education 28:5 (September 2007), 561-574. Annemieke1 van Drenth, "Sensorial Experiences and Childhood: Nineteenth-Century Care for Children With Idiocy," Paedagogica Historica 51:5 (October 2015), 560-578. Raf Vanderstraeten and Gert Biesta, "How Is Education Possible? Pragmatism, Communication and the Social Organisation of Education," British Journal of Educational Studies 54:2 (June 2006), 160-174. Patrick McDonagh, "The Mute's Voice: The Dramatic Transformations of the Mute and Deaf-Mute in Early-Nineteenth-Century France," Criticism 55:4 (Fall 2013), 655-675. Nicole Simon, "Kaspar Hauser's Recovery and Autopsy: A Perspective on Neurological and Sociological Requirements for Language Development," Journal of Autism and Childhood Schizophrenia 8:2 (1978), 209-217. Andrey Vyshedskiy, Rita Dunn, and Shreyas Mahapatra, "Linguistically Deprived Children: Meta-Analysis of Published Research Underlines the Importance of Early Syntactic Language Use for Normal Brain Development," RIO, Aug. 31, 2017, 846-857. Nancy Yousef, "Savage or Solitary?: The Wild Child and Rousseau's Man of Nature," Journal of the History of Ideas 62:2 (April 2001), 245-263. Kenneth Kidd, "Bruno Bettelheim and the Psychoanalytic Feral Tale," American Imago 62:1 (Spring 2005), 75-99. Roger Shattuck, "The Wild Boy of Aveyron," New York Times, May 16, 1976. Paul Sieveking, "Savage Behaviour: Children Who Really Are Running Wild," Sunday Telegraph, March 3, 2002, 37. Listener mail: Wikipedia, "Marcel Duchamp" (accessed May 29, 2019). Wikipedia, "Fountain (Duchamp)" (accessed May 29, 2019). "Art Term: Readymade," Tate (accessed May 29, 2019). "Marcel Duchamp: Fountain, 1917, Replica 1964," Tate (accessed May 29, 2019). "Duchamp's Urinal Tops Art Survey," BBC News, Dec. 1, 2004. Jonathon Keats, "See Why This Urinal Was the Leading Artwork of the 20th Century (But Is Still Underappreciated)," Forbes, Nov. 8, 2017. Wikipedia, "Andy Warhol" (accessed May 30, 2019). "Lesson: Brillo: Is It Art?", Andy Warhol Museum (accessed June 1, 2019). Philadelphia Museum of Art, "Brillo Boxes, Andy Warhol, American, 1928-1987" (accessed June 1, 2019). Wikipedia, "Vocaloid" (accessed June 1, 2019). Mark Jenkins, "This Singer Is Part Hologram, Part Avatar, and Might Be the Pop Star of the Future," Washington Post, July 5, 2018. Hatsune Miku, "World Is Mine - Live HD," June 9, 2011. "Lucky Orb feat. Hatsune Miku," May 6, 2019. James Vincent, "This AI-Generated Joe Rogan Fake Has to Be Heard to Be Believed," The Verge, May 17, 2019 (contains explicit language). This week's lateral thinking puzzle was devised by Sharon. Here's a corroborating link (warning -- this spoils the puzzle). You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on Google Podcasts, on Apple Podcasts, or via the RSS feed at https://futilitycloset.libsyn.com/rss. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- you can choose the amount you want to pledge, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation on the Support Us page of the Futility Closet website. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!

The sweetest "I Ain't Shit" songs, real talk about generational financial literacy, a discussion about whether or not a wife should help with her husband's child support, talking through "When They See Us", and MORE! We do not own the rights to the music in this episode. Music Cred: "Where I Wanna Be" | Donell Jones "Player" | 112 "Un-Break My Heart" | Toni Braxton "No Diggity" | Blackstreet (feat. Dr. Dre) "Might Be" | Anderson .Paak Email: hustleprayrepeat@gmail.com Website: hustleprayrepeat.com Show Twitter: @HPRpod Facebook: /hustleprayrepeat

It (was) February, and that means looking back with my lounge music recap from the past year. Lots of range here in tempo and style, some new stuff, some reworks of old, but all stuff that I really liked in 2018. So fix yourself a drink, sit back and enjoy! Subscribe on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=306968245 Follow on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#/group.php?gid=2343903312&ref=ts Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dj_j_me (and more archived mixes can be streamed at mixcloud.com/soulshack) Bookings: jamiewichartz @ yahoo.ca (or for unreleased exclusive mix 8gb thumbdrives) Here's the playlist: The Soul Shack (February 2019) aka “2018 Lounge Music ReCap” 1. Killing In Vain (David Begun rmx) - The Fugees vs Bob Marley 2. Show Me How (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack redrum) - Men I Trust 3. Cozy - Peter Kuli ft. Still Haze 4. Mine (orig) - Bazzi 5. South - Galimatias 6. After the Storm [Pete Rock rmx] - Kali Uchis ft. Tyler, The Creator & Bootsy Collins 7. Flavor In Ya Ear (Tall Black Guy rmx) - Craig Mack 8. Sweet You - Phonte 9. Priviledge (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack redrum) - The Weeknd 10. Tribe - BAS & J. Cole 11. Return of The Love Jones - Flamingosis 12. Careless Whisper (Fabian Tribute Mix) - George Michael x Big Wild 13. One (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack redrum) - U2 14. Begin - Shallou 15. Feels Like Summer (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack edit) - Childish Gambino 16. You'll Be On My Mind (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack redrum) - Jakob Ogawa 17. It Runs Through Me - Tom Misch Ft De La Soul 18. Shy (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack Re-drum) - Leon Bridges 19. I Want You (David Begun Remix) - Marvin Gaye vs J Dilla 20. Funky Sensation (DJ-J-ME Jorun Bombay rip off mix) - Gwen McCrae 21. Just kiss my baby (Kiu D re-edit) - The Meters 22. Drop It Like It's Hot (Acapella) - Snoop Dogg 23. My Way - Juan Laya, Jorge Montiel 24. In My Feelings (DJ-J-ME Bad Boy remix) - Drake 25. Pray For Me - The Weeknd ft Kendrick Lamar 26. Pat Earrings - Casisdead 27. Mine (Jengi Remix) - Bazzi 28. Ladders - Mac Miller 29. Tints - Anderson Paak ft Kendrick Lamar 30. After The Storm (Kartell Edit) - Kali Uchis 31. Kiss of Life (Kaytranada edit) - Sade 32. Like It Like That (Soprano Edit) - A Tribe Called Quest 33. Juicy (acap) - Notorious B.I.G. 34. Nothing Like U (instr) - Kaytranada 35. I've Got My Music (David Begun rmx) - Marvin Gaye vs J Dilla 36. Groovin' (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack ReDrum) - The Young Rascals 37. These Days (DJ-J-ME slight redrum) - Neil Frances 38. Baby (DJ-J-ME re-drum) - Donnie & Joe Emerson 39. Love & Hate (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack Rework) - Michael Kiwanuka 40. Cherish The Day (Dj Gibril Brooklyn Remix) - Sade 41. I Wanna Thank You (Ted Smooth remix) - Alicia Myers 42. Like Sugar (mikeandtess edit) - Chaka Khan 43. Come Down (SLY 'Melba' Edit) - Anderson.Paak 44. Rollerskating Jam (Disco Rap Mix) - Dr Packer, Casual Connection 45. Roll (Burbank Funk) - The Internet 46. Summer Madness (Jam Master's Disco Mix) - Kool & The Gang 47. Nothing Matters (Petko Turner's Boogie Soul Edit) - Deborah Bond 48. Glow - The Goods 49. A Good Night - John Legend ft. BloodPop 50. Meant To Be - Sg Lewis 51. Watching You (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack redrum) - Slave 52. So Fine (Nick Bike Edit) - Howard Johnson 53. Love Can Be So Hard - Disclosure 54. All I Wanna Show Is My Affection - DJ Violette vs Maxwell 55. Bad Bad News (Skratch Bastid Edit) - Leon Bridges 56. You're On My Mind (GREGarious still awake edit) - Tom Misch 57. Safe - Tra$h 58. A Storm On a Summers Day ft. Gaidaa - Full Crate 59. Could've Been (Ian Wallace Remix) - H.E.R. 60. Make It Happen (Ian Wallace remix) - Mariah Carey 61. Icare - Yuksek, Bertrand Burgalat 62. Horizon (Poolside Remix) - Tycho 63. Feel Your Weight (Poolside remix) - Rhye 64. Music Sounds Better With You (Juan Laya & Jorge Montiel Rework) - Stardust 65. Our Love - Blank & Jones ft. Emma Brammer 66. Cola (Simon Mills Full Sugar Mix) - CamelPhat, Elderbrook 67. Magic (Original Mix) - Trish, Birthday Boy 68. Athena - Satin Jackets Ft. Anduze 69. Ignis - jackLNDN 70. Never Let Me Down Again (Rhythm Scholar Remix) - Depeche Mode 71. Better Together - Hayden James, Running Touch 72. Back Down (Hayden James Remix) - Bob Moses 73. Feelin' Alright ft. Reva Devito - Nick Wisdom 74. Feel Alright (Yuksek Remix) - Poolside 75. Set It Out (Dr Packer Remix) - Purple Disco Machine, Boris Dlugosch, Dr Packer 76. Jam On It (Dr Packer Remix) - Newcleus 77. Under Pressure (Yam Who! Dub Mix) - Nightriders, Lisa Shaw 78. How Will I Know (Ian Wallace Remix) - Whitney Houston 79. Loud - JackLNDN 80. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Dr Packer Remix) - Seamus Haji 81. Night of My Life (Full Vocal Mix) - Full Intention & Nick Reach Up 82. Make Me Feel (Moullinex Edit) - Janelle Monae 83. Might Be on Fire feat Sam Fischer - Pat Lok 84. Keep It Together - Kraak & Smaak 85. Funky Sensation ft. Gwen McCrae - Disclosure 86. So Smooth (Kon Hit N Run mix) - Krystal Davis 87. Starvin' 4 Marvin - Marvin Gaye 88. Remind Me (OPOLOPO rework) - Patrice Rushen 89. Everyday Is Like Sunday (DJ-J-ME Soul Shack redrum) - Morrissey 90. Heartbreak Beat DJ-J-ME Soul Shack ReFix) - Psychedelic Furs

Tabrindy discusses IG fame. Music: "Might Be" YourFriendStark Hosted by: @tabriamajors & @igobymindy @thethickpodcast

In this Q and A episode, I discuss How To Bulk and Cut, What To Do After Missing Workouts, and More!   Time Stamps: 1:00 - How Old Am I, Do I Live Alone 2:30 - Do Tight Clothes Decrease Gainz 4:04 - Should You Eat More If You're Lifting Heavy? 11:25 - Cutting for 10 months, Might Be 15% BF, What to do? 17:40 - Forearm Training? 23:27 - What To Do When You Miss Workouts? 29:42 - Blood Glucose Monitoring For Natural Athletes? 34:38 - The Best Way To Bulk And Cut? 41:46 - What's The Best Rep Range For Physique? 47:15 - How To Take On A More Active Lifestyle?

Sorry about the 3 day delay, we had some technical difficulties loading this show. Kat tells us how she really feels about Slys Facebook Group for Inside The Cave and she holds back no punches. Joe Dirt in the wake of Thanksgiving tells us things he might be thankful for, key word MIGHT BE. Plus Attorney Tiffany Simmons guests hosts and more Email us insidethecavepodcast@gmail.com tweet us @CaveCrush or DM us on Instagram @Insidethecave

the restoration project. Joshua James. 15 October 2017 Small Group Study Questions: (1) Nerd question: Paul reads the Old Testament very strangely (well, he reads it as a first century, Jewish-Christian, former Pharisee). Do you find the way he has handled it alarming? Or just confusing? (Re-read 3.15-16 for one example.) (2) Paul began the letter (and chapter three) speaking derogatorily to the Galatians ("I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting the one who called you..."; "You foolish Galatians"). In 3.15, he calls them "brothers and sisters." Can you empathize with Paul's anger and also his familial concern for these churches? have you had situations where you have had to manage anger and familial love for people? (obviously) Share a story. (3) After three chapters of argument, Paul begins to turn a corner by attempting to reinforce the *identity of the Galatian Christians. "So in Christ you are all children of God through faith, for all of you who were baptized into Christ have clothed yourselves with Christ." (v. 26) "If you belong to Christ, then you are Abraham's seed, and heirs according to the promise." (v. 29) Discuss your identity in Christ. Do you accept that you belong to Christ, that you are children of God, that you are heirs? How does your wrestling with these concepts help/hurt? (4) In 3.28, Paul describes the barriers (of ethnicity/race, class, and gender) that are decimated by our union with Christ. Discuss the *practical effects of this in our lives. (Or perhaps better, discuss what the *practical effects MIGHT BE if we lived in light of this radical truth.)

Epsiode 20 via Season 2 of Elite Muzik Radio Curated by DJ Eternity features music from VanJess, HSVN, Ro Ransom, Sylvan LaCue, Vanessa Elisha, Xavier Omär, GAΒΥ DURAΝ, Obii Say, BOSCO, Jean Deaux and much more. Vibe out the episode in full below and peep the full track-listing for the episode below.Keep up with show via Twitter. Instagram. Facebook.DJ Eternity:. Twitter InstagramElite Muzik:. Twitter Instagram FacebookS2.EP20 Tracklist:. Brasstracks: Favorite (feat. VanJess) - 1:54 HSVN: The Game - 5:15 Ro Ransom: Doppelgänger - 7:36 Sylvan LaCue: Grateful [Prod. by Sylvan LaCue & Wishlade] - 9:27 Bad Nuze: Can't Rush Greatness ft. Mickey Factz - 11:48 K. Sparks: Flipside (Prod. By Es-K, Ezeroh1 & K. Sparks) - 14:33 Vanessa Elisha: Dark & Lonely - 17:03 Xavier Omär: Afraid (prod. by Bizness Boi) - 19:15 GAΒΥ DURAΝ: liquid chaos pt. deux - 21:58 Obii Say : Above The Rim - 24:55 Pat Lok: True Power w/ Claire Mortifee - 27:44 Money.Four.Drugs: Book Of Rhymes - 30:11 Tall Black Guy: There Is No Love Without Love89BPM - 33:03 BOSCO: We Cool ft Anna Wise (produced by haunted) - 35: 13 Kiss Avery: No Questions Ft. JordanxBell - 37:40 Gavin Turek: Good Look For You (Smiles Davis Remix) - 39:53 Anderson .Paak feat. Ta-ku – Automatic - 41:58 guffstar: Might Be (baile filp) - 44:51 kimba lang: friends prod. j.robb - 46:54 Griff Cowan: Cocaine Testarossa (Prod. KAYTRANADA) - 48:37 Jayd Ink: DarkSkin - (Prod. by kAui) - 51:00 Jean Deaux: Pressure (Produced By Tim Suby) - 54:23 MeLo-X: Sorry (Godmix) - 57:21 Subscribe via SoundcloudThis podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1aea92 for 40% off for 4 months, and support Elite Muzik Radio.

This week I talk about the George Whitmore Jr. and how he was failed by our justice system. Talk to me! crimeincolor/sothisisthekey on twitter Links: Career Girl Murders https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Career_Girls_Murders George Whitmore Jr., Who Falsely Confessed to 3 Murders in 1964, Dies at 68 http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/16/nyregion/george-whitmore-jr-68-dies-falsely-confessed-to-3-murders-in-1964.html Who Will Mourn George Whitmore http://www.nytimes.com/2012/10/13/opinion/who-will-mourn-george-whitmore.html The "Career Girls Murders" Might Be the Most Important Criminal Case That Most People Don't Know About http://www.slate.com/blogs/crime/2013/08/28/george_whitmore_career_girls_murders_perhaps_the_most_important_criminal.html In Memory of George Whitmore Jr. https://www.innocenceproject.org/in-memory-of-george-whitmore-jr/

Rueben Wood interviews Dj Luke Nasty on his new ep and success of his records. After the release of his certified Gold hit “Might Be” last year, Luke’s newest single “OTW” is on track to deliver the same accolade. The single broke top 10 at Urban mainstream radio with the video receiving more than 2M views so far and counting.Now, Luke is opening the doors to ‘Boom Boom Room,’ his newest EP that dropped today.According to Luke, the project is meant to provide hope. In fact, that’s precisely what inspired the effort’s Boom Boom Room title.“One of my favorite movies is Life starring Eddie Murphy and Martin Lawrence,” says Luke. “Eddie had this idea of this club called the Boom Boom Room and it was just his thing that kept him going. It was a dream. What really got inspiring was him telling people about it gave them hope. That’s what I hope my music and movement does,” said Luke.

Heat Check - New Music & Today's Hits Bringing you tha Heat!! 1. Milly Rock – 2 Milly 2. Bake Sale – Wiz Khalifa Ft Travis Scott 3. Summer Sixteen – Drake 4. Panda – Desiigner 5. Hercules – Young Thug 6. Wonderful – Travis Scott 7. Miley Cyrus – French Montana Ft Future 8. Down In The DM (Remix) – Yo Gotti Ft Nicky Minaj 9. Work out – J.cole (Acapella) 10. Work (Kid Kut Remix) – Rihanna Ft Drake 11. Good Times (Take Dat Remix) – Popcaan 12. Cheerlearder (Rick Blaze Remix) – Omi 13. Party Animal – Charly Black 14. You Know You Like it – DJ Snake & Alunageorge 15. Love Yourself (Remix) – Justin Bieber Ft Partikingz 16. Saved – Ty Dolla Sign – Ft E40 17. Save Dat Money – Lil Dicky Ft Rich Homie Quan & Fetty Wap 18. Money Aint A Problem – Puff Daddy Ft French Montana & Chinx 19. Doin It Well – Fabolous Ft Nicky Minaj 20. Stick Talk – Future 21. Wicked Tunes – Future 22. Blow A Check – Puff Daddy & The Family Ft French Montana 23. F Cancer – Young Thug Ft Quavo & Boosie 24. Brinks Truck – French Montana & Manolo Rose 25. Hey There – Dej Loaf Ft Future 26. Formation – Beyonce 27. Qui – Jeremih 28. Feenin – Lyrica Anderson Ft Kevin Gates 29. 2 Phones – Kevin Gates 30. March Madness – Future 31. Waves – Kanye Ft Chris Brown 32. Might Be – Luke Nasty For Bookings & Inquiries Contact: Tonyblazebookings@gmail.com Stay Connected @blazemusik Insta DJ Tony Blaze Music Submission: djtonyblaze@gmail.com

Justina's father goes public after year-long battle; What signing into a hospital means; Applied "Rules of Justice" passed down through ages; Dealing with real problem of interpersonal relationships; Some case details; The "Saul Syndrome" - why/how governments have too much power; Picking on the weak; The "right" armor; The year with literally no summer – what causes something like that?; Can we admit we've been wrong?; Our mindsets create; Intent makes the crime; Demonic ambition/connection; Anger and judgment; "Resist not" (what that means); Festivals of ancient Israel; What charity is; Ways we (don't) deal with stress; Join Living Network (freely assemble); Bound/loosed on earth, bound/loosed in heaven; Nature of the Golem/The Beast (in us); The life giving flow, or "Mem"; "... that you might (MIGHT) be (MIGHT BE) saved."; Repent (really [can't fool God]); Be set free (love, give, forgive); Dealing with the stresses of life that, in ignoring, gives life to the Golem/Beast; Hating unrighteousness, or loving righteousness? (is the question... and the answer!); Givers receive...; Start meeting with others and becoming the assembly of God in your area.

Life has its ups and downs. We all experience trouble, perplexities, adversities and pressures. Being a child of God does not exempt us from having to live through these things in life. Life has a way of humbling all of us. At times, life will bring us to our knees because in a moment’s time, life can change. Paul writing to the Corinthian church makes a simple statement. We may be surrounded by trouble, but we will live in victory. Life does not determine our destiny; our response to life will determine our destiny. How we respond to the trials and tribulations in life will chart course of our life and will ultimately determine our eternity. Paul says, “We are troubled on every side, but not distressed”. The word used for trouble means pressure. He didn’t say MIGHT BE; he said ARE troubled. We will all experience pressure: on our job, in our marriage, in our relationships. By leaning our faith and relationship with God, we can overcome anything. We can be troubled, but how we respond to that trouble is up to us. Paul tells us that it is possible to be in a world where there is pressure, but not be overwhelmed. The bible tells us that no matter what pressure is brought to bear in our life, God has made a way out. This is contrary to what the world tells us. The world will tell us that there is no hope, and no way out. We can get out of it, if we will just stay with God. Out text says that we are perplexed, but not in despair. The word perplexed means confused. Life has a way of throwing things at us and we have no idea how to respond. Sometimes the pressure is so great that we become confuse and at our wits end. Paul tells us that we can be at our wits end, but not be at our faith’s end. Though we may be confused, God is not. God is never at His wits end. Life does not depend upon my knowledge of the big picture. It depends on His knowledge of the big picture. Even though we may be perplexed, we can rely on God. Paul says that we are persecuted but not forsaken. We suffer undeserved things, but God will never abandon us. God will never leave nor forsake us. There is nothing in the world that can alter the loyalty of God. People, friends, loved ones, our job may all forsake us, but God never will. God is on our side. Out text concludes by saying we may be knocked down, but we are not knocked out. We cannot get through life without being hit. However, we must get back up after we are hit and continue on. God’s promise is that He is on our side, and that no matter how many times we get knocked down, He will be there to help us get back up.