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I discuss the wildly popular Greater Michigan APBA Baseball Tournament with its Director, Pastor Rich Zawadski and tourney champ, Mike Hernandez.
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Amber Elle and Rob Parsons sit down to discuss preparing for back country hunts and lessons learned from Rob's recent elk harvest in the Utah back country. Amber Elle, Fieldcraft Director of Family Preparedness and Mike Hernandez, Fieldcraft Director of Mobility discuss a practical look at a family mobility loadout for the fall/winter months. Sponsors and Affiliates: Zoleo: Click the link to save $70 on a Zoleo and Gaia GPS Premium Membership until December 2nd! Firecracker Farm: Code “Fieldcraft” for 15% off first order Oakley: 15: off with code FIELDCRAFT1 Wolf21 - Code "FCS20" for 20% off DiamondBack Truck Covers KC Hilites: Code: fieldcraft for 10% off Anthem Snacks: Code FIELDCRAFT15 for 15% off FOLLOW US: Fieldcraft Survival Youtube Fieldcraft Survival Instagram Fieldcraft Survival Website
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Mike Hernandez heads to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, to meet up with Kyle and Chad for a four-day moto trip. Moto Mobility is an exercise in Minimalist Overlanding. Hear what they faced and overcame. Mike @mike.a.hernandez Kyle @backcountryadvmoto Chad @goodlife_adv Sponsors and Affiliates: Oakley: 15: off with code FIELDCRAFT15 KC Hilites: Code: fieldcraft for 10% off Wolf21 - Code "FCS20" for 20% off DiamondBack Truck Covers Firecracker Farm: Code “Fieldcraft” for 15% off first order Anthem Snacks: Code FIELDCRAFT15 for 15% off FOLLOW US: Fieldcraft Survival Youtube Fieldcraft Survival Instagram Fieldcraft Survival Website
In this episode, Seth interviews Mike Hernandez, the Technical Director of the American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC), about a survey they conducted on Portland Limestone Cement (PLC). The survey aimed to understand the challenges and differences contractors were experiencing when using PLC compared to traditional cement mixes. Mike discusses the survey results, which showed increased water demand and set times, as well as changes in plastic and hardened properties. He explains that the next phase of the study involves collecting a large number of mix designs to determine what makes a mix successful with PLC. Mike encourages contractors to submit their successful mix designs to help gather more data. Takeaways • The survey conducted by ASCC and ACI on Portland Limestone Cement (PLC) revealed increased water demand and set times, as well as changes in plastic and hardened properties. • The next phase of the study involves collecting a large number of mix designs to determine what makes a mix successful with PLC. • Contractors are encouraged to submit their successful mix designs to help gather more data and understand the factors that contribute to successful PLC mixes. • PLC presents new challenges for contractors, and proper preparation, testing, and curing are crucial to achieving desired results. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast 03:17 Introduction to ASCC and its Role 07:03 Collecting Mix Designs for Analysis 08:58 Regional Variations in Mix Designs 11:50 Challenges with PLC in Slabs 16:37 The Impact of PLC on Curing and Finish 25:27 Variability in Responses to PLC 30:42 Call for Submission of Successful Mix Designs***Did you learn something from this episode? If so, please consider donating to the show to help us continue to provide high-quality content for the concrete industry. Donate here: https://www.concretelogicpodcast.com/support/***Episode References Guest: Mike Hernandez | mhernandez@ascconline.org Guest Website: ascconline.org Submit slab mix designs: mixes@ascconline.orgProducers: Jodi Tandett Donate & Become a Producer: https://www.concretelogicpodcast.com/support/Music: Mike Dunton | https://www.mikeduntonmusic.com | mikeduntonmusic@gmail.com | Instagram @Mike_Dunton Host: Seth Tandett, seth@concretelogicpodcast.com Host LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-tandett/ Website: https://www.concretelogicpodcast.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/concrete-logic-podcast
Today on LIVE! Daily News, today is the beginning of police week, and we have an exclusive interview with San Angelo Police Department's Public Information Officer Richard Espinoza. The old Heff's Burgers location on Sherwood Way is seeing some change, and a man was arrested for making a false report. Two women were also indicted for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Into weather, we have some rain coming later on this week. Regarding sports, James Bouligny talks about baseball, track and field, and tennis from Angelo State University. Today's Top Stories: ASU's Head Softball Coach Travis Scott Press Conference (05/13/2024)ASU's Tennis Coach Jason Potthoff Press Conference (05/13/2024)ASU Head Baseball Coach Kevin Brooks Press Conference (05/13/2024)San Angelo ISD Announces New Central High School Head Coaches (05/13/2024)Man Discovers $1 Million Lottery Ticket in Pile of Old Tickets (05/13/2024)ASU Hosting Free Cybersecurity & Computer Coding Summer Camps (05/13/2024)From What San Angelo Bar Do the Most DWI Arrests Originate? (05/13/2024)Gnats Bugging You? Here's Some Tips for Getting Rid of Them (05/13/2024)Another 7th Street Crash Sends Driver to the Hospital (05/13/2024)Stabbing 'Victim' Arrested for Making False Report (05/13/2024)Rollover Shuts Down TX-208 Just North of Coke County Line (05/13/2024)Home Owned Favorite Moving into Former Heff's Burgers (05/13/2024)Abilene Woman Hit with Nearly $1 Million Water Bill (05/13/2024)Solemn Ceremony Marks Beginning of Police Week in San Angelo (05/13/2024)San Angelo Women Indicted for Stabbing Man with a Prison Shank (05/13/2024)Attorney Pens Letter for Mike Hernandez (05/13/2024)Dense Fog Blankets West Central Texas, Caution Urged for Morning Commuters (05/13/2024)Smuggling People & the Devil's Lettuce Top Sunday Booking Report (05/13/2024)Beat Down of Brand New BMW at Bryant and Houston Harte (05/12/2024)
Yantis Green and Joe Hyde talk the police chief election and how frontrunner Mike Hernandez won but failed to attract 50% plus one of the vote to avoid a runoff. The runoff will be June 15, 2024. Also discussed are the Wall ISD Board of Trustees election and the $19.5 million Christoval ISD school bond election.
Today on LIVE! Daily News, a former Marine has agreed to take a plea deal after he accidentally shot and killed his sister in a San Angelo home. In other news, early voting has officially begun, and the big race for locals is for police chief. A three-car pile-up slowed traffic on Sherwood Way this afternoon, and we have a three-day outlook on the weather. Interview segment is with San Angelo police chief candidate Chris Cimino. Sports analyst Ryan Chadwick discusses ASU baseball.Today's Top Stories: Former Marine Agrees to Plea Deal for Manslaughter (04/22/2024)ASU to Host Special Presentation from West Texas Author (04/22/2024)ASU Baseball Splits Weekend Series with St. Edward's (04/22/2024)Cadillac Driver Failed to Control Speed Before 3-Car Pile-Up (04/22/2024)The Interview with Mike Hernandez (04/22/2024)Angelo State University Hosting Final Spring Planetarium Shows (04/22/2024)Tom Green County Unemployment Rate Changes in March (04/22/2024)TDLR: Check Your A/C Unit Now! (04/22/2024)Atmos Energy Makes 'Most Trustworthy Companies in America' List Again (04/22/2024)Texans Gear Up for Severe Weather Season with Tax-Free Emergency Supplies (04/22/2024)Early Voting for Police Chief, School Board & Bonds Starts Monday (04/22/2024)Vehicle Burglary & Illegal Immigration Tops Sunday Booking Report (04/22/2024)San Angelo Rodeo LIVE! The Final Show (04/21/2024)Buyers Wow Exhibitors at Annual San Angelo Stock Show Premium Sale (04/21/2024)Saturday Storms Flood San Angelo Streets (04/21/2024)Assault, Speeding & Providing Alcohol to Minors Top Saturday Booking Report (04/21/2024)Power Outages Hit Concho Valley Amid Storms (04/20/2024)Flooding Forecast Fizzles... (04/20/2024)Sexual Assault & Aggravated Assault Top Friday Booking Report (04/20/2024)
SAN ANGELO, TX — Lt. Mike Hernandez wants to be the next police chief of San Angelo but usually the interviews are boring campaign talk. Not this time. In this exclusive interview, he goes head-to-head with LIVE!'s Joe Hyde. Everything was on the table for this interview and Hernandez did not disappoint. Election Day is May 4.The entire show was shot from the San Angelo Rodeo grounds around the San Angelo Coliseum. We report on a crash from this morning. We watched the eclipse. And Yantis Green reports on the explosive day of testimony at the Whiskey River Trial. Witnesses Describe Fatal Fight at Whiskey River Saloon (04/08/2024)Angelo State Percussion Ensemble Presents Spring Concert (04/08/2024)Murder Defendant Allegedly Yelled 'F*cking F*gg*ts!' at Victims Before Fatal Bar Fight (04/08/2024)West Central Texas Braces for Severe Thunderstorms (04/08/2024)San Angelo Republicans Embrace Big Spending and Higher Property Taxes (04/08/2024)DPS Urges Texans, Visitors to Follow Safety Guidelines For Solar Eclipse (04/08/2024)Eclipse Viewers Can Enjoy Another Rare Natural Phenomenon (04/08/2024)Here's When The Eclipse Will Be At It's Peak In San Angelo (04/08/2024)Can You Use A Welding Helmet To View The Eclipse Safely? (04/08/2024)Crash Involving Multiple Vehicles Shuts Down Sherwood Way Exit (04/08/2024)Capture A Free DQ Sandwich Treat For The Total Solar Eclipse (04/08/2024)Will Clouds Obscure the Eclipse in West Texas? (04/08/2024)Indecent Exposure, Drug & Alcohol Arrests Top Sunday Booking Report (04/08/2024)No. 21 Belles Sweep Cameron (04/08/2024)A Close Call on this Bull Ride (04/07/2024)Breakaway Roper Jackie Crawford Predicts the Future (04/07/2024)San Angelo Rodeo Preshow to Performance 3 (04/07/2024)Wildfire Danger Sunday and Rain Chances Starting Monday (04/07/2024)Evading Arrest & Minor In Possession Top Saturday Booking Report (04/07/2024)Rodeo Sets High Bar in Timed Events During ASU Day (04/07/2024)REAL ESTATE: 2141 Square Feet Baker Ranch Addition Home (04/06/2024)Here's What's Happening For The Rodeo Today (04/06/2024)Crawford 'Snags' San Angelo Rodeo Lead (04/06/2024)Careful on the Water During the Eclipse! (04/06/2024)Aggravated Assault, Fake ID & Drug Arrests Top Friday Booking Report (04/06/2024)ICYMI: San Angelo's 'Largest Carnival Ever' Begins (04/05/2024)Pre-Game Show at San Angelo Rodeo Performance 1 (04/05/2024)
WESLACO, Texas - Robots were on the mind of businessman Mike Hernandez last week.The Texas A&M University System regent had two public speaking roles and on both occasions he mentioned robotics.One of his speeches was given at the Port of Brownsville. Hernandez was on the bill when Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp announced plans to build a $30 million advanced manufacturing trading center.The other speech was made in Weslaco, when Hernandez gave the keynote address at a Governor's Small Business Summit.Brownsville speechIn his speech at the Port of Brownsville, Hernandez said the new training facility was important because “the jobs in the future are going to come down a lot to… what I have distilled it down to, robotics.”Hernandez said that no matter what industry you look at, “there is going to be a robotics involvement.”He said: “So, if that's the future, we need engineers to be able to design these things (robots). We also need some hands-on people that have IT skills and also can turn a wrench and fix something.”Hernandez said these are very much new skill sets. “It has come about due to all the technology changes and advances that we've had. And Texas A&M is here to make sure on the workforce training side that we're on the cutting edge of that so that our workforce here has the tools and skills that no one else has in the country.”Another part of the training facility will be geared towards research and development, Hernandez said.“For companies that are here and future companies that are coming, (it is important) that they know Texas A&M is here to help them with their R&D needs. And with all those things, our hope is to create an economic development boom starting right here at the Port of Brownsville.”To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.
WESLACO, Texas - Robots were on the mind of businessman Mike Hernandez last week.The Texas A&M University System regent had two public speaking roles and on both occasions he mentioned robotics.One of his speeches was given at the Port of Brownsville. Hernandez was on the bill when Gov. Greg Abbott and Texas A&M Chancellor John Sharp announced plans to build a $30 million advanced manufacturing trading center.The other speech was made in Weslaco, when Hernandez gave the keynote address at a Governor's Small Business Summit.Weslaco speechHernandez also mentioned Texas A&M's advanced manufacturing training facility in his speech in Weslaco. Even though it is being located at the Port of Brownsville, it has big implications for the Mid and Upper Valley, Hernandez argued.“Texas A&M has a big project going on in the Port of Brownsville. What we're building there is a huge workforce training center for advanced manufacturing and other skills that are needed for the industries that are going to be coming.“But beyond that we also have an area to do R&D, research and development and innovation for the companies that are coming into the Port. And why is that important to Weslaco, what is going on at the Port of Brownsville? The future of the Mid and Upper Valley is basically getting into the mass manufacturing business.”Before, Hernandez said, “it was all about maquilas and people utilizing cheap labor on the other side of the border to assemble things and put them together.”But, things are changing, Hernandez argued. “The future of manufacturing and really most businesses… is that things are going to be made by robots, not by humans. Humans aren't going to be putting stuff together. So, what's going to be most important are having people that can work on these robots when they go down because when a robot goes down for a company we're talking about thousands and thousands of dollars in losses, every minute that robot is down.”Hernandez continued: “The reason I'm saying this is because the Valley for the last 50 years has been, for lack of a better way of saying it, nothing more than that truck stop. Goods are coming in, the trucks stop here, fill up for gas, buy a hotdog. Same at the Port. Goods come in, ships are unloaded, and reloaded.“My vision and many other people's vision for the future of the Valley is that, for example, avocados come in and guacamole goes out. The raw materials come in here. We don't just fill up the truck and pass it on the way. We use those materials to make stuff.”To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.
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The latest offering from Stephanie Urbina Jones & The Honky Tonk Mariachi, Manuel's Destiny, goes far beyond the limits of the typical album: it's a saga, a joyride, an impassioned reclamation of her cultural heritage, and—above all—a riveting tribute to the power of a dream to travel over 100 years and three generations. From her great-grandfather crossing the border, to an artist living and telling a transcendent story, and ultimately living Manuel's Destiny. Over the course of 11 wildly dazzling songs, the Texas-bred, Nashville/Mexico-based singer/songwriter sets her storytelling to a one-of-a-kind sound she's created and calls “Honky Tonk Mariachi”—a gorgeously orchestrated fusion of her Mexican roots and San Antonio, TX Hill Country upbringing, centered in the stunning vocal prowess she's shown in touring across the globe, sharing the stage with legends like Willie Nelson, and making history as the first artist ever to perform with mariachi at the Grand Ole Opry. The result is the most revelatory work yet from a truly visionary artist, one that leaves the listener newly emboldened to fearlessly follow their hearts and live a dreamer's tale. For Urbina Jones, the making of such an ambitious and all-encompassing album took decades of soul-searching and careful excavation of her family's history. Originally from San Antonio, she spent much of her early childhood at backyard barbecues at the home of her paternal grandmother, where she first heard the traditional Mexican music, she now describes as “a transmission of pure joy and love.” When her parents divorced, Jones moved to a small town in Texas, and as a young girl, frequented local honky-tonks, two-stepping to songs by all the country greats and listening to poets like Jerry Jeff Walker, Guy Clark, and Townes Van Zant carve out songs by the potbelly stove in Luckenbach, TX. (“Margie the bartender was my babysitter. I got to put the sawdust on the floors,” she recalls). But despite her many happy memories, that period of Urbina Jones' life also carried a heavy burden of pain. “After I was pulled away from my father, I was told to hide the fact that I was Mexican, which haunted me for a very long time,” she says. At age 18, however, Urbina Jones made her first trip to Mexico (accompanied by her father) and immediately felt a profound sense of revelation. “I fell madly in love with my culture—the people, the music, the food,” she says. “I finally realized, ‘This is who I am.' From this moment on, the direction of my life changed. I became passionate about telling a new story celebrating my roots. My pain turned into my passion and purpose.” As she unraveled her family's history, Urbina Jones learned of her great-grandfather, Manuel Anaya Urbina: a Mapimí, Hidalgo, Mexico native who went to the Vatican to study for the priesthood in the late 1800s. After two years in Rome, he rejected his childhood religion. “He returned to Mexico and crossed into El Paso in 1907— left his country, left his family, left his faith, left everything to embark on a new life for his own personal freedom,” she says. “He ended up becoming the first Mexican Baptist minister in San Antonio and spread the gospel all over the Southwest. Once I discovered his story, I became passionate about the idea of this dreamer crossing the border to follow his heart. I feel as if his dream has lived on through me, and now I want to share it as a source of inspiration for anyone seeking their own divine truth.” The follow-up to 2018's Tularosa (a powerhouse album stacked with mariachi-infused covers of country classics like “Ring of Fire” and “Jolene”), Manuel's Destiny finds Urbina Jones moving forward with her mission of introducing audiences everywhere to the unbridled passion and heart of Mexico. “As a little girl growing up listening to mariachi, the joyful sound of their voices singing together always felt like an instrument in itself, and I knew from the start that I wanted that to be woven into every song on this album,” she says. Produced by Urbina Jones and Preston Sullivan, and recorded live at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, Texas—not far from where her great-grandfather crossed into El Paso—Manuel's Destiny achieves its lush and fiery sound thanks to contributions from over a dozen musicians, including guitarrón player Mike Hernandez (also the album's mariachi session leader), Urbina Jones' bandleader/longtime guitarist Patterson Barrett, and a lineup of esteemed mariachi players from all over Texas, Nashville, Los Angeles, and Mexico. With its resplendent selection of heart-on-sleeve ballads, hip-swinging Texican Americana anthems, and pedal steel-laced country- rock songs, Manuel's Destiny ultimately radiates an electrifying energy, adding even greater impact to the countless pieces of wisdom woven into her lyrics. In many ways a document of Urbina Jones' own whirlwind adventures in fulfilling her life's purpose, Manuel's Destiny opens on “Gypsy Dreams”—a fierce yet euphoric refusal to tame her free-spirited nature. “It took me a long time to honor who I was born to be — an artist, a dreamer and author of my own life. I'm gratefully reclaiming and sharing my joy with the world,” says Urbina Jones. Ever since she was a little girl, she's always been this way. You can be part of her world, but you can never make her change. (“Gypsy Dreams”) On the album's cinematic title track, meanwhile, Urbina Jones opens by recounting her great-grandfather's pilgrimage to the States in search of his truth and divinity, then looks back on her own leap of faith in leaving home to follow her heart and one day live the spellbinding epic, which is “Manuel's Destiny:” I got in my car with my Spanish guitar bound for Tennessee, As I drove through my fear, I felt his spirit near guiding me, I was strong, I was able, I waited on tables, said yes sir, no m'am, cause I knew I'd get the chance for my dreams to dance and do what I was born to do. Wendy Moten, a multi-talented Memphis-born singer, and another dreamer whose voice and career path are like no other, joins in for a triumphant update of Glen Campbell's iconic “Rhinestone Cowboy” (with a blessing from songwriter Larry Weiss on the cover's gender flip). Built on a near-symphonic arrangement of soaring violins, exultant trumpets, vihuela, and heavenly harp, “Rhinestone Cowgirl” emerges as a powerful account of overcoming the odds on the way to unfettered glory. “Both Wendy and I have been relentless in becoming who we were destined to be,” says Urbina Jones. “The fact that a Latina and a Black woman are stepping into this moment and singing this classic song together is incredibly meaningful to me—we're representing all dreamers of all ages, from all backgrounds, and hopefully encouraging them to bravely answer the calling of their own hearts.” On songs like “Falling Fearlessly,” Manuel's Destiny slips into a “Blue Bayou” romantic mood and spotlights the subtler nuances of Urbina Jones' beguiling voice. Co-written with Peggy Lynn (daughter of Loretta Lynn), the lilting and luminous track finds music legend Vince Gill pairing up with Urbina Jones to capture the rarefied magic of surrendering to love. “We wrote the song on the beach under a full moon in Mexico,” Urbina Jones remembers. “It's my homage to Linda Ronstadt, who's one of the few Latinas I had to look up to in country rock music.” And on “The Queen of the Angels (La Reyna De Los Angeles)/Cielito Lindo” Urbina Jones delivers a cumbia country, dance-ready, infectious serenade to another influential woman in her life: her paternal grandmother, who guided her toward a daring new direction with her music. “When my abuelita was dying, she called me to her side and told me I was going to be a messenger who shared the beauty of our culture with the world by making what she called ‘country music with chili peppers,'” says Urbina Jones. “At the time, I didn't believe I could do it, but after she died, I went to San Miguel de Allende and began recovering that connection to my roots. It was the revolucíon en mi corazón.” The album also features a song with the Bellamy Brothers. A mash-up of “Luckenbach, Texas (Back to the Basics of Love)” and “Let Your Love Flow,” these two hit songs reflect a coming of age during Urbina Jones' early years. “I was lucky to grow up in Luckenbach and the honky tonks of Texas during the Outlaw movement. My favorite song to sing along to was “Let Your Love Flow,” comments Urbina Jones. “I had the honor of touring in Europe with the Bellamys and was thrilled they agreed to re-record their song with my Honky Tonk Mariachi,” she adds. Since first dreaming up the culture-blending, genre-bending, sublimely exuberant sound that now imbues her music, Urbina Jones has established herself as a two-time Amazon bestselling author and teacher who leads spiritual pilgrimages all over the world. A former student of Don Miguel Ruiz (a teacher in the Toltec tradition and author of the seminal Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom), she made her debut as a lead author with Shaman Heart: Turning Pain into Passion and Purpose, a 2022 title in which she details her experience in undoing her childhood pain and pursuing her true calling as an artist. In May 2023, Urbina Jones released her second bestselling book, Shaman Heart – Sacred Rebel. As she reveals that transformation was not without its daunting moments. “There was a reason to quit at every step along the way,” says Urbina Jones. “But every breakdown turned out to be a breakthrough, and the road kept miraculously rising up and meeting me every step of the way.” For the closing track to Manuel's Destiny, Urbina Jones chose a solo self-penned song called “Until We Meet Again”— a soul-stirring number that's equal parts full-hearted farewell, and loving acknowledgment of the way dreams endure from generation to generation. In a poignant symbol of that very phenomenon, Jones arrived at Sonic Ranch carrying the same Bible from 1876 that her great-grandfather had held upon crossing into the U.S. more than a century ago. “It's amazing to me that over a hundred years later, Manuel's great-granddaughter could come back to the same border with the same Bible, a seed of the dream he planted from so long ago,” she says. “It tells me that our dreams are by divine design. I hope that in sharing this album I'm able to bring a little joy, big magic, and some dancing to the world, as well as inspire someone to ask the big questions—to be brave, believe in themselves, and in their dreams. Within our hearts lies the map to our destiny.”
Mike talks with Kristy Socarras from Cuba Cuba as well as Mike Hernandez covering local eateries!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mike Hernandez, the technical director for the American Society of Concrete Contractors, joins Digging Deeper in sharing his experience with BIM and VDC technologies, how the solutions have changed over the years, where they are going, and what contractors should know about when just starting.
These are just some of the topics covered in this lively conversation with well-known leatherman and kinkster, Mike Hernandez. And there's some very funny stories told that had the entire On Guard crew laughing a lot.Huge thank you to our sponsors:http://LeatherDaddySkin.com Use offer code: ONGUARD for 10% OFF and Mr-S- LeatherWARDROBE: http://OnGuardGear.com-------- Cast Socials -------Twitter: http://Twitter.com/OnGuardSalon IG: http://instagram.com/OnGuardSalon http://OnGuardSalon.com Race BannonTwitter: http://Twitter.com/BannonRace IG: http://instagram.com/BannonRace http://Bannon.comGraylin ThorntonTwitter: http://Twitter.com/GraylinThornton IG: http://instagram.com/GraylinThornton Kristofer WestonTwitter: http://twitter.com/KristoferWeston IG: http://instagram.com/KristoferWeston The Cigar PigTwitter: http://twitter.com/TheCigarPig IG: http://instagram.com/TheCigarPig Pup AmpTwitter: http://twitter.com/PupAmp IG: http://instagram.com/PupAmp A @Wattsthesafeword Production
10:13- Mike talks about common temptations Christians have to face in the nursing profession.22:08- Mike shares from his experience and knowledge base in nursing leadership, explains some qualities of a good nursing manager and how those same traits translate well into church leadership.33:34- How does a Christian nurse deal with the 24/7 nature of healthcare and talking to their manager about working on Sunday?48:35- Funny nursing stories.
Christians say that being part of the church is a gift but what happens when it feels like a curse? Stories of congregations and pastors being betrayed by their family of faith. Thank you to our guests: Espy Mendez Jonathan Dodson: http://jonathandodson.org/ Mike Hernandez: https://www.famcitycenter.com/leadership Jerome Gay: https://www.visionrdu.com/jeromegay Get Exclusive Access to our new podcast Things We Couldn't Say: https://www.patreon.com/lovethyneighborhood
In our final episode of this series, coach talks about the need to create experiences outside of basketball and how players will most likely remember basketball for things outside the court
Coach Hernandez shares a story about a player joining his program late and the need for girls coaches to fight and advocate for the game.
In Part 2, Coach Hernandez shares a story about one of his former players and the importance of celebrating the student in student-athlete!
In this series, Coach Hernandez shares moments from his coaching career that he hopes you all can learn from. This one is about trusting your players and not overcoaching!
Get ready to step into the ring with us on the ultimate journey of a boxing superfan and collector, as we explore the fascinating world of combat sports from Dragonball to Knockouts! Join us and our special guest cohost Mike Hernandez as we dive into the thrilling highs and crushing lows of the fight game, and discover the incredible stories behind some of the most legendary fighters and moments in history. From iconic knockouts to rare collectibles, we'll leave no stone unturned as we share our passion for all things boxing. So whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious newcomer, tune in and join us for an unforgettable ride on this epic podcast adventure!
MCALLEN, Texas - Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp and Texas A&M University President M. Katherine Banks visited the Rio Grande Valley on Monday, April 10, to announce updates for the Texas A&M University Higher Education Center at McAllen. The top update announced was the appointment of Manny Vela as COO of Texas A&M University Higher Education Center at McAllen. He will start his new post in mid-May. Vela is currently CEO of Valley Baptist Health System.Elected officials, community leaders, faculty and staff were in attendance for the news conference, which was held at the center.The address of the Texas A&M University Higher Education Center at McAllen is 6200 Tres Lagos Blvd., McAllen.Here is an audio highlights package from the news conference. It features Banks, Sharp, Vela, Texas A&M University System Regent Mike Hernandez, and state Sen. Juan Hinojosa of McAllen. To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.
Welcome to season four of the Hello Church! podcast, hosted by David Crowson and Mike Hernandez, two pastors excited to guide other pastors of smaller churches through the unique challenges facing congregations of 200 or less.This season of the Hello Church! podcast will be focusing on congregations with 200 members or less, and offer valuable insights and advice based on David and Mike's experiences in church planting, youth ministry, and church revitalization.David, a worship leader at a church plant, brings his lifelong ministry experience and creative arts background to the table. Mike, a lead pastor at a revitalized local church, shares about his journey from youth ministry to serving in a megachurch, and finally, revitalizing a church that was on the brink of closing.The theme of season four of the Hello Church! podcast, "Healthy Things Grow," revolves around the idea that growth comes from nurturing healthy leadership, culture, family, and finances. Over the course of 10 episodes, David and Mike explore various aspects of church growth including leading through change, fostering growth, and building a thriving church community.The mission of this season of Hello Church! is to empower and encourage pastors of smaller churches. Join David and Mike on a journey to strengthen and grow your church through their insightful conversations and practical guidance. Subscribe to season four of the Hello Church podcast today and never miss an episode!Watch & Subscribe on YouTube
Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Dr. Tremayne Clardy, David Hart, Kyree Brooks, Mike Hernandez and Marcio Sierra discuss how Wisconsin can attract and retain the best educators.
Mike Hernandez joins Ariel Martinez on this episode to discuss a few recent productions, including some big-budget productions that needed to be broadcasted live. Subscribe to the Miami Video Podcast YouTube ChannelFollow the Miami Video Podcast on InstagramFollow the Miami Video Podcast on Facebook
Mike Hernandez is a Mother at Mother LA - their lingo for account executive. His break-in story is unconventional from the rest of the 114+ previous podcasts. His late(r) break-in is inspiring. From working at a fast-food restaurant to going back to school, you will hear how Mike breaks into one of the most renowned advertising agencies in the world. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/support
Mike Hernandez was Senior Advisor and Communications Director to then Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez. He's now a Telemundo 51 political and public affairs consultant and strategist *Follow him on Twitter: @HernandezMA5
On this episode of the East Meets West Hunt podcast, Beau Martonik is joined by Fieldcraft Survival's Mobility and Motorsports Director, Mike Hernandez. Mike builds some badass overland Jeeps built to take him anywhere he wants to go. He talks about why vehicle preparedness is so important, your vehicle loadout, recovery, communication/navigation, camping, the key things you should have in your vehicle for hunting, and much more. Topics: Field Craft Survival Why vehicle preparedness is important Mobility principles What you should keep in your vehicle - vehicle loadout Emergency preparedness Recovery - winch/no winch Communication/navigation Sleeping/Camping Range Top 3 upgrades to make your rig capable on a western hunt Resources: Instagram: @eastmeetswesthunt @beau.martonik @mike.a.hernandez @fieldcraftsurvival Facebook: East Meets West Outdoors https://www.eastmeetswesthunt.com/ YouTube: Beau Martonik - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQJon93sYfu9HUMKpCMps3w Shop new apparel! https://www.eastmeetswesthunt.com/shop Amazon Influencer Page https://www.amazon.com/shop/beau.martonik Partners and Exclusive Deals: Spartan Forge - Check out the Spartan Forge app for deer movement predictions based on millions of data points for your area, as well as incredible GPS mapping! Save 20% with coupon code eastmeetswest GoWild - is a free social community built by hunters, for hunters. Use the code EASTMEETSWEST to save 10% off of all hunting gear on the website. Big Truck Farms - They embrace the mindset of hard work and the outdoor lifestyle on the farm with an “Earn a Beer” mentality. They support and host archery shoots, donate to veterans, and make damn good beer. Visit “The Farmhouse” in Parkton, Maryland. Heather's Choice - Healthy, great-tasting, dehydrated meals for the backcountry. Use code eastmeetswest to get free shipping. Maven Optics - Top-quality binoculars, spotting scopes and rifle scopes for your hunts from east to west. Use the code eastmeetswest-gift to get a free gift with your next order! MTN OPS - is the leader in providing science-based supplements to help you train inside and conquer more outside. Use the code BEAUFREESHIP for free shipping on all orders. TETHRD - Tethrd builds the highest quality, lightweight, and innovative saddle hunting gear on the planet. Use the coupon code EASTMEETSWEST to save 10% off Tethrd saddle hunting gear in the GoWild App Gear Shop. SITKA GEAR - Use this link to help support the podcast and build your own performance hunting apparel system. Garmin - From lifesaving devices to smartwatches, and range-finding bow sights, Garmin builds products to help you on the hunt. Treeline Academy - Save 20% off the E-Scouting Masterclass with code EASTMEETSWEST The Elk Collective - Save $15 off the Elk Hunting virtual course to become a better elk hunter with code EASTMEETSWEST Exodus Trail Cameras- Save 10% off Exodus trail cameras and gear by clicking on the link. Code automatically applied at checkout
Spend time with the Vietnam veterans in your life on Vietnam War Veterans Day, March 29. As Veterans get older, they may develop illnesses connected with military service from decades ago. Ailing Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange may qualify for disability compensation. Listen to learn more about that, from Houston VA Executive Director Robert Worley, then Claims Benefits Advisor Robert Macias has tips on filing a disability claim. We also talk with TVC commissioner and Vietnam veteran Mike Hernandez. Make a Claims Appointment Here.
About Mike Hernandez and Casa M Spice Co: Casa M Spice Co™ is a specialty spice company based in DFW that focuses on providing spice blends that deliver the best flavor possible for a wide range of dishes to arm everyone with the tools they need to be a hero in the kitchen or at the grill/smoker. Spices form the foundation of the flavor profile for a dish; using a well-crafted blend of spices helps anyone plate excellent tasting food without drama, fanfare, or much effort. Our line of spice blends was developed over more than two decades of holiday barbecues, birthday celebrations, and special occasions. While they were designed with grilling in mind, they are versatile enough to be used anywhere. Our mission is to provide the best flavors possible because great flavor makes great food, and great food makes great memories. Casa M, the house of Manny and Mike, had long since become synonymous with incredible hospitality and gourmet foods that always had a signature flavor and background heat. Throughout the years it became customary, as folks were leaving after a meal, that we were asked “what did you use on this?” or “what was that flavor?” Almost inevitably that turned into “will you share the recipe?” or “can I buy some somewhere?” and it got to the point where Manny jokingly said “we should think about going legit instead of selling dime bags of Chain Reaction® from the house!” The next thing we knew, Casa M Spice Co® was born. Dr. Mike has a PhD in chemical physics and has always thought of cooking as Chemistry in the Kitchen®. Our signature blend, Chain Reaction® gets its name from his physics background and it is quite literally good on everything (including many things you would never imagine like cheeses and fruits.) Adding a sprinkle of Chain Reaction® to a burger or steak enhances the taste without overpowering and lends a signature flavor that is hard to replicate yet very recognizable.
MIKE HERNANDEZ! Man, this guy is awesome. I had a great time chatting about his work in Behavioral Health, some of the skills required to be successful, and paths towards making it a career. We spent a bit of time walking through his passion for vehicles, and his role now with Fieldcraft as their Mobility Director. @mike.a.hernandez Mike's YouTube https://fieldcraftsurvival.com/ @the.vanguard.project Sponsors: Eberlestock - call Tucker at the Retail Store (208) 424-5081 Black Rifle Coffee // code 'VANGUARD' 20% off Mountain Primal Meat Co. // code 'VANGUARD' for 15% off Bravo Concealment // code: 'TheVanguard10'
To celebrate 100 episodes, Host/Coach Mike Hernandez shares 5 lessons he's learned from the great guests he's had on his show. Thank you for all the support and here's to 100 more!
Mike Hernandez is a polyamorous gay (with an exception) bear. He thinks he looks innocent, but the twinkle in his eyes gives away his impish sense of humour. He loves every bit of grey hair that he's earned. He wrote a thing or two in the past but felt that he ran out of things to say until he was delightfully invited to participate in this podcast.
This episode of The PBSCCS Podcast is a group discussion on being a first year strength and conditioning coach in professional baseball.Speakers:-Tommy LaBriola (Toronto Blue Jays organization)-Mike Hernandez (Boston Red Sox organization)Questions/topics covered in this episode:-Journeys into professional baseball-Overall discussion on first year in professional baseball-Situations specific to the professional baseball strength and conditioning coachQuotes:-"Communication is going to be your best friend" - Tommy LaBriola (23:01)-"You need to have feel overall, above everything else" - Mike Hernandez (25:11)-"You can't take anything personal is one of the best things you can tell yourself everyday" - Tommy LaBriola (1:00:35)-"Every day is going to be a new adventure" - Mike Hernandez (1:02:07)If you would like to learn more from the guests on this episode, you can follow them on social media:Instagram:@tommy_labriola - Tommy LaBriola@i_amcoachmike - Mike HernandezTwitter:@tommylabs - Tommy LaBriola
We were lucky enough to sit and chat with Mike Hernandez, aka Max Heights ahead of his New Texas Pro title match in Houston, TX. Big shoutout to his son also who was celebrating a birthday over the weekend. On this episode we were able to talk about his roots in the pro wrestling game and where he hopes they will eventually lead. We also get into parts of his game he hopes to grow and evolve as well as the genesis of his high flying style. So sit back and relax as we chop it up with the man himself Max Height.
Season 2 Episode 01 of our podcast called Ambition. The views given by the host and the guests are solely their own and do not reflect any organization that they may be a part of. Viewer discretion is advised.Hoy Clamamos out now!https://open.spotify.com/track/7g339g1qj4AZyju3jDrRtH?si=84ed1978a7f34a25 Host:Israel Zapp | https://www.instagram.com/israelzapp Producer:Lowe Solutions | https://www.instagram.com/joe.lowe_ Guest:Brittany Arroyo | https://www.instagram.com/brittanyarroyo_ Mike Hernandez | https://www.instagram.com/gospeltruthmusic
Fieldcraft Survival Mobility Director sits down with "Sean "Buck" Rogers to talk about overcoming personal trials and challenges and how we can better prepare ourselves to thrive in life. AFFILIATES: Triarc Systems:http://www.triarcsystems.com (Code: fieldcraft for 5% off) KC Hilites:https://www.kchilites.com (Code: Fieldcraft for 10% off) Personal Defense Network: Go.PersonalDefenseNetwork.com/Survival (Code: $3 for your first year of membership) Haven Tents: fieldcraftsurvival.com/haventents (Code: FIELDCRAFT for $20 off bundle) Hard Head Veterans: https://www.hardheadveterans.com/ (Code: fieldcraft for $15 off) Uncanna: https://uncanna.com (Code: fieldcraft for 10% off) Dometic: https://shop.dometic.com/ (Code: fieldcraft for free shipping) Tembo Tusk: https://tembotusk.com/ (Code: fieldcraftsurvival for 5% off) LMNT: http://drinklmnt.com/FieldCraft (Try it for free. Just pay shipping) FOLLOW US: https://fieldcraftsurvival.locals.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcj3FycZBXIPNj7QIBKTIDw https://fieldcraftsurvival.com/ http://www.instagram.com/fieldcraftsurvival
Mike Hernandez and Derek Miller sit down before the King Of Hammer's Race to talk prep, strategy, and mindset. AFFILIATES: Triarc Systems:http://www.triarcsystems.com (Code: fieldcraft for 5% off) KC Hilites:https://www.kchilites.com (Code: Fieldcraft for 10% off) Kill Cliff:http://www.killcliff.com (Code: Survival10 for 10% off) Personal Defense Network:Go.PersonalDefenseNetwork.com/Survival (Code: for $3 first year membership) Haven Tents:fieldcraftsurvival.com/haventents (Code: FIELDCRAFT for $20 off bundle) Hard Head Veterans:https://www.hardheadveterans.com/ (Code: fieldcraft for $15 off) Uncana:https://uncanna.com (Code: fieldcraft for 10% off) TYR Tactical:http://www.tyrtactical.com (Code: fieldcraft for 15% off) Dometic:https://shop.dometic.com/ (Code: fieldcraft for free shipping) Tembo Tusk:https://tembotusk.com/ (Code: fieldcraftsurvival for 5% off) FOLLOW US: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcj3FycZBXIPNj7QIBKTIDw https://fieldcraftsurvival.com/ http://www.instagram.com/fieldcraftsurvival
We're back with a new music history lesson from the El Paso Music Scene! Our good friend Mike Hernandez talks about his experiences in the local music scene from his early days, to The Royalty and his new project, a rock mariachi group?! Tribes is their name and we learn more about what they've got going on today! Tribes Info: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tribestx/ Website: https://tribestx.com
Author, Teacher and Training Specialist Mike Hernandez joins this episode. Mike talks about his early childhood in my home state of West Virginia; being abandoned by his real Mom there; getting Looney Tunes glasses with his Dad; the Brady Bunch-Dugger house he grew up in; the impact of his father; how a seminar they attended changed his life; gravitating to training from seeing a lack of it and the precise timing of business. Connect with Mike at: www.linkedin.com/in/mike-hernandez-b276b733 or at https://1crd.me/MikedOut
Ricardo Brown entrevista al analista politico de Telemundo Mike Hernandez sobre la inseperada resurreccion del ex vice presidente Joe Biden.
You did it. You took the first step and you’re ready to listen to Episode 1 of A Matter of Principals. In this episode you meet some of the faculty that teach in the Edgewood College Educational Leadership Program. There’s Mike Hernandez. A principal for seventeen years currently serving as the building principal at Madison East High School in the Madison Metropolitan School District. Jennifer Apodaca. Former Associate Principal at Waukesha School district and current Director of Pupil Services at Sun Prairie School District. Jennifer has served in a leadership roles for the past 12 years. And Dr. Gerardo Mancilla. Dr. Mancilla brings over ten years experience and is the Director of Educational Leadership Programs at Edgewood College. In this episode we explore the big WHY question? Why did each of these professionals decide to go from teacher to leader. Something to pay attention to is what the faculty refer to as the ripple effect. Also you get a glimpse of what it’s like to participate in the classes taught by these powerful leaders. Want more? Then Let’s get to episode 1 of A Matter of Principals: The Principal’s OfficeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today we talk with Mike Hernandez about the company history, product specs, and why you should consider shooting a Bowtech. John has also decided to take part in this weeks podcast giveaway. What could you win: Your choice between a BT-X or Carbon Icon How do you win: SHARE the Nine Finger Chronicles Facebook post that mentions this podcast. COMMENT “9 Fingers Sent Me” one the Bowtech Facebook page. LIKE the 2% For Conservation Facebook page, and COMMENT “9 Fingers Sent Me” GOOD LUCK! Thanks for listening, Dan (DFW) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode 33: San Antonio Women of Rock Volume 2For those who've been listening, thanks a ton and welcome back. For those who are joining us for the first time, welcome to the podcast where you can enjoy what San Antonio has to offer. We've largely been focused on music, but we also enjoy bringing you art, film, and various forms of entertainment in and around the greater San Antonio area. Take a listen to our back catalogue for tons of interviews and amazing indie music, as well as our San Antonio Women of Rock episode, #31. This is the second part or volume 2 of that episode, but the term ‘rock' is being used loosely since we've got some country, folk, and indie tunes. Let's dive right in!Bekah Kelso, ReverbNation's #7 on the Pop/Indie/Soul-Folk Bohemian chart and San Antonio Current's 2013 winner for Best Singer Songwriter and Best Song. She reminds me of the best of KT Tunstall, Poe, and Tracy Bonham. Bekah was amazing at our 210 Toys for Tots charity event and is someone I'm really hoping to work with again soon. Here's the lovely Bekah Kelso with Grey's Not Easy.Bonnie Lang is ranked #5 on ReverbNation's Americana/Blues/Classic Rock/Texas Music chart, and has really been our token country singer on the podcast. I know her personally and hope to have her on the show soon. She can always be heard at Stone Works, Bobby J's and several other San Antonio locales. Here's Bonnie Lang with Desperate.As far as the podcast, you might remember Erica Swan as being the founder of Love in Rome from episode #9, but like a rolling stone, she's gone on to start a new project, Ila Minori. Erica has music in her soul and exudes a soothing and intriguing shoe gaze sound, akin to Mazzy Star. Her ability to find musical inspiration everywhere, makes her one of the most prolific songstress' of our city. She also donated her time and performed for the 210 Toys for Tots charity show as well. Here's Ila Minor with Ivory Lounge.Another 210 Alum, Laura Marie, who also played the 210 Toys for Tots show, is someone you should definitely keep your eye on. She is ranked #1 on ReverbNation's Singer Songwriter/Folk/Pop charts and is always busy working on new music. Here's Laura Marie with Lunatic Moon.Even though the March Divide is usually vocal led by Jared Putnam, I wanted to showcase the work of fellow bandmate, Laura Wheeler. Although not a permanent member of The March Divide, who is really Jared, Mike Hernandez on drums, and Patrick Reetz on bass, I really enjoy the songs featuring Laura's voice. From Their Music for Film album, here's The March Divide with Pick Me Up.Finally, I'm proud to introduce Our Divine Romance. Ranked #10 on ReverbNation's Alternative/Singer Songwriter chart, Suzy Martinez heads ODR. Although Suzy is currently out of town attending school, she's released a couple of tracks from a future release, which have left me wanting to hear more. Here's Our Divine Romance with As Winter Stays.Track List:Bekah Kelso - Grey's Not EasyBonnie Lang - DesperateIla Minori - Ivory LoungeLaura Marie - Lunatic MoonMarch Divide - Pick Me UpOur Divine Romance - As Winter Stays Let us know what you thought of the episode or the individual bands on the episode by leaving us a voicemail at (210)802-1197, or find us on Twitter and Facebook at 210 Local Media. 3This episode is brought to you by Audible.com. Get your free audio book download and free 30-day trial when you visit 210LocalMusic.com/Audible. It also helps us keep the podcast and San Antonio love flowing. Thanks for listening!www.210LocalMusic.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/210localmedia0/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/210localmedia0/support
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