Podcasts about nebs

This mixtape features all of the variety you've come to expect from a free play episode.  There's even a (legal at the time) modern NES track from the 2018 game Nebs 'n Debs which gets really funky and creative.  "Stage 1-2" from Alisia Dragoon makes great use of stereo sound with different elements bouncing back and forth between the left and right channels.  "Fired in the General

Witch n' Wiz is one of my all-time favourite games on Evercade, so I've been chomping at the bit to speak to the game's developer Matt Hughson. It was everything I hoped and more. We discussed how he came up with the idea for Witch n' Wiz and developed it into the game we all love. He explained his process for devising the levels and gets the difficulty level just right, before moving on to tell the story of his involvement with Evercade.  Matt, who is based in Vancouver and works as a developer in his day job too, is also a fierce supporter of the homebrew developer scene and he explains why the community is so supportive, and tells us about some of his own favourite games.  As always, we covered his top choices of a device and carts to take away for the Desert Island Carts feature.  If you enjoyed Witch n' Wiz or have any interest in how games actually get made, this episode is for you.   

WELL SAID X HUMAN TOO, round 2!! In this episode, we're diving deep into some real-life, family dilemmas and empowering conversations. From navigating the waters of a new city to handling family drama and wedding planning woes, we are jumping around to hear Catherine's story on choosing family AND help our CALL SYD advice needs. Here's the lowdown on our conversation:

Catherine Nebs from Human Too podcast is on today for her PART 1 on grief - this message is SO important. The thing about this episode is we came in thinking it was going to be dark and heavy, but this episode is full of beautiful moments about the grief - what it teaches you & what changes in you. Catherine and myself share all the little & big signs that we are blessed with from our family members who have passed, guiding us and letting us know that they are listening- she talks how her dad helped her with her move shes about to make, what house she picked, and what gender baby her friend was having. Catherine teaches us that we are all Human Too and life is hard, but forgiving yourself, forgiving them, and living selflessly with your people NOW is so important. Get Connected: MY LINKS CALL SYD ADVICE: 612-470-7569 PLEASE RATE and Follow on Spotify: HERE PLEASE RATE and Subscribe on Apple Podcast: HERE Subscribe on YouTube: HERE

Relinquish all anxiety as you listen to us play some modern games for old platforms in this content-packed episode!Nebs'n'Debs (NES), Looptris (NEO GEO), Apotris (Gameboy Advance) are a few of the titles we are talking about today, we expand in further dimensions with Space Station 23 (Commodore 64) and Full Quiet (NES) and we have a micro-review of Arkagis Revolution (Sega Megadrive)!We finally get to grips on where Wiedo lives and we talk about the menacing NEStroyer as well as more snacks!Discord Twitter Twitch Youtube

Follow NEBS: YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/nebsssInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/nebsgotjokes/This Episode is also Available on:YouTube (Video): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB__LnHCwtYLIaKCL6c4bawSpotify (Audio Only): https://open.spotify.com/show/3I7axWX...Apple Podcast (Audio Only): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Follow us:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/drunksoberpod/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB__...TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@drunksoberpodFollow Hosts:DJ Soupcan - https://www.instagram.com/djsoupcan/Doss - https://www.instagram.com/doss__3/No matter if we're Drunk, Sober, or Hungover. We will give high-quality, fun content that anyone can enjoy. After a night out and/or want to watch something, if you're getting off work and ready to relax for the night, or even recovering from the night before the Drunk Sober Podcast is here to give the content you're looking for. Tune into our memories, experiences, and our lifestyles.

Today Johnny and Greg are talking to Kathy Trainor from NEBS (Northeast Barbecue Society). They are chatting about what NEBS is and what they are bringing to the BBQ world. NEBS was founded to promote the traditions, lifestyle, and skills associated with barbecuing, slow smoking, cold smoking and grilling. NEBS offers classes related to barbecuing and outdoor cooking, performs cooking demos, and promotes barbecue and barbecue traditions through publications, contests, and social gatherings. We help to connect barbecue contest organizers and competitors throughout the region and support them by defining fair and impartial rules for running barbecue and outdoor cooking competitions.   Check out Northeast Barbecue Society @: Web: https://www.nebs.org/   Magnechef Link: https://magnechef.com/   Follow / Watch / Listen to Us On: Podbean: https://pitlifebbq.podbean.com/ YouTube: Pit Life BBQ: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8kAoIunRV1MrSOCNQgJs8w Johnny Mags BBQ BBQ: https://youtube.com/channel/UCLjxKXL6-mXA3em8tf9HXHA The BBQ Broker: https://youtube.com/channel/UCvy2TZ37unr9kUohyu8Fb5A Facebook: Pit Life BBQ: https://www.facebook.com/PitLifeBBQ Pit Life BBQ group page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1813600838747141/?ref=share New England Pitmasters: https://www.facebook.com/groups/newenglandpitmasters/ The BBQ Broker: https://www.facebook.com/TheBBQBroker Instagram:  @johnniehd77     @the_bbqbroker  @pitlifebbq Join us at the BBQ Pit. The Pit Life BBQ is a member of the United Podcast Network and is recorded live in front of a studio audience at the Studio 21 Podcast Café upstairs at Two Guys Smoke Shop in Salem, NH. Every Tuesday @ 5pm.

It's the JournalFeed Podcast for the week of January 10-14, 2022. We cover the gender pay gap in EM leadership, subsegmental PE anticoagulation or not, a point/counterpoint on etomidate or ketamine firstline for RSI, and ketamine nebs for pain control.

Our Story – Support Us – Annual Report – Corporate snapshot – Research Partners – Our Supporters Health Information – Brochures Funding Schemes Services – NDIS – Personal Care – Domestic Assistance – Sleepovers – Meal Preparation Assistance – Community Access Services – Complex Care Supports & Solutions – Health & Well-being Programs – Support Groups – Psychology & Counselling Inform – Podcast – Learn – Read – Resources – Survey Shop – Shop Healthcare Products – Shop Mobility Aids Contact Us Episode 20: The National Epidermolysis Bullosa Dressing Scheme In this episode Epidermolysis Bullosa (or EB) is a rare disease characterized by fragile and blistering skin which requires the frequent application of dressings to repair and protect wounds. It is estimated that there are around 1,000 people in Australia who have some form of EB and over 500,000 worldwide. In this episode of Inform, we are talking with Rebecca Saad about the National Epidermolysis Bullosa Dressing Scheme. NEBDS is a government funded scheme which supports people with EB by providing affordable access to specialized bandages and dressings. Rebecca will take us through the scheme and provide us with some insights on what it means to be a clinician nurse supporting people with a rare disease.NEBDS “People who have EB are missing one of the genes in one of the layers of the skin. There's many genes involved. They're holding all the different layers of the skin together and they're important just to bring elasticity and allowing any type of frictional movement on the outside of your skin.” Recognising the critical need to support people with this rare disease, the Government established the NEBS and Rebecca Saad talks about how it works “We can help to reduce the financial burden of accessing wound care. But we can also help to reduce the burden of trying to find EB appropriate wound care.”A financial support scheme, the NEBDS also helps families step away from educating everyone and allows them to focus on being parents, family, friends and partners. Resources What is National Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) Dressing Scheme? National Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) Dressing Scheme - Download Resources Transcript You can find a transcript of this episode here: Inform Podcast Episode 20: The National Epidermolysis Bullosa Dressing SchemeTranscriptDownload Share your story Do you have a story that you'd like to share? Get in touch at inform@iagroup.org.au Inform is a production of Independence Australia. If you're keen to hear more, you can go back and listen to our past episodes here. Stay tuned for the next episode of Inform. In the meantime, make sure you subscribe to Inform on your preferred podcast listening platform to be the first to hear about new episodes. Host and producer: Samsara DunstonManaging editor: Alison Crowe Our thanks to Rebecca Saad This episode of Inform was recorded and produced on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We pay our respects to elders past and present. Listen to more podcasts Subscribe to InformWant to be the first to know? Subscribe here to receive updates on our magazine, podcasts and more. Thank you! You're on the list to stay up to date with Inform. First Name Last Name Email Subscribe Follow us on Facebook Follow

Nebs Jack, DJ and producer from Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegowina launches his new record on Siona Records label of the Ukranian progressive DJ star, Miss Monique. After remarkable records during 2020 for respectable music publishers, Nebs Jack continues with issuing new records and cooperation with distinguished publishers of the electronic sound. After launching EP record Metanoia for Swiss Radiant, record Lunar for Ukrainian Freegrant Music and remix of Portishead, eminent band from Bristol labeled as Portishead – SOS (Nebs Jack remix) issued in cooperation with Dutch publisher Manual Music, this time he presents cooperation with the publisher of Ukrainian DJ diva Miss Monique. New EP named "Orbis" brings two exciting progressive labels: Orbis and Echoes that will be officially presented on a Siona Records label (Kyiv, Ukraine). Nebs Jack's EP Orbis will have its world premiere on influential Beatport on Monday, 1st February 2021. Orbis is available exclusively on a domestic Soundcloud channel Now We Deep, while Echoes is available on a well-known Soundcloud channel Deep House Moscow. The new edition ranks Nebs Jack on the top of regional progressive sound, while his other editions including the latest EP “Orbis” highly compete each other in terms of quality and keep the world electronic music stage widely open, making the cooperation with one of the most interesting presenters of progressive sound as Miss Monique is, a desirable combination. This certainly is a reference of Nebs Jack's music influence within the universal limits and the result of his devoted work over the years. With all previously stated, we may look forward to his new editions with the utmost delight. Nebs Jack: https://www.facebook.com/djnebsjack Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nebsjack Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nebs_jack Siona Records: https://www.facebook.com/Sionarecords Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sionarecords CONTACT (DHM): Email — deephousemoscow@hotmail.com

Sturmtief Brigitte lässt Flüsse anschwellen, US-Präsident Trump gehe es gut, Eric Nussbaumer ist neuer Präsident der Nebs, deutsches Museum zeigt unerwünschte Statuen

Games are basically magic, so that means the creators are Magicians. On Episode #15 of Here's The Deal we have Chris Cacciatore, the creator of Nebs N' Debs. Nebs N' Debs is a new retro NES game, that's right, NEW!

Get Connected With Mladen Tomic - 075 - Guest Mix By Nebs Jack - Studio Mix March 2020 Nebs Jack Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NebsJack/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nebsjack Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/nebs-jack/320307 This show is syndicated for Radio stations worldwide via Syndicast: https://syndicast.co.uk/show/get-connected Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0RiyQ0KnlMCzpFaVn4h9cd Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DjMladenTomic Subscribe on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mladen-tomic/id1438315512?mt=2 Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/MladenTomic/ Deezer: https://www.deezer.com/show/379382 http://www.djmladentomic.com

Episode 20: Nebs 'n Debs Intro music by Thomas Ragonnet. Featured game track: "Track 2: Cave Theme" by Kulor. Closing track: "Map Theme" from Jibe. More information for Kevin can be found at khangames.com. More information for Beau can be found at solegooseproductions.com. Follow Chris Cacciatore on Twitter at @cacciatc Please visit our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/nesassemblyline

Martin Naef ist seit acht Jahren Nationalrat und Co-Präsident der NEBS. Im Polittalk spricht er über die humanitäre Tradition der Schweiz, die Beziehungen zur EU und die Ehe für Alle.

Part I: 00:57:08:20 Dragon Quest XI - Medley 01:33:21 Bloodstained Ritual of the Night - Gears of Fortune 02:05:36 Pearl Blue Soul (HIROSHI WATANABE Remix) 02:40:22 Golf Story OST -Wellworn Grove-The Punks 02:57:59 Nebs & Debs - Level Theme 03:11:48 Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled - Medley 03:29:11 Mother 3 - Unfounded Revenge 04:07:11 Tempest_4000_Intro_Stage1 Part II: 00:00:00 Strikers 1945 Stages 1 & 2 00:47:05 Sigil - James Paddock Music - Hate Machine 00:48:05 Sigil - Romero One Mind Any Weapon 01:04:15 The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess - Hidden Village 01:38:36 SELF - BIG Beat Remix - 02:01:07 LodeRunner-Medley 02:19:43 Uncharted 4 A Thiefs End - OST - The Twelve Towers http://junkerhq.net/MDFourier

Part I: 00:57:08 Dragon Quest XI - Medley 01:33:21 Bloodstained Ritual of the Night - Gears of Fortune 02:05:36 Pearl Blue Soul (HIROSHI WATANABE Remix) 02:40:22 Golf Story OST -Wellworn Grove-The Punks 02:57:59 Nebs & Debs - Level Theme 03:11:48 Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled - Medley 03:29:11 Mother 3 - Unfounded Revenge 04:07:11 Tempest_4000_Intro_Stage1 Part II: 00:00:00 Strikers 1945 Stages 1 & 2 00:47:05 Sigil - James Paddock Music - Hate Machine 00:48:05 Sigil - Romero One Mind Any Weapon 01:04:15 The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess - Hidden Village 01:38:36 SELF - BIG Beat Remix - 02:01:07 LodeRunner-Medley 02:19:43 Uncharted 4 A Thiefs End - OST - The Twelve Towers http://junkerhq.net/MDFourier

In this podcast, Drs. Matt Herold and Dave Larson address the ever increasingly important issue of geriatric emergency care, and how a geriatric emergency department may be the wave of the future. This is another installment in the Ridgeview CME Lehmann lecture series. Enjoy the podcast! Objectives: Upon completion of this CME event, program participants should be able to: Describe demographic trends impacting emergency care. Recognize 'geriatric syndromes' and their role in the evaluation and management of seniors in the emergency department. Review current national and local strategies for developing care coordination for seniors in the emergency department. CME credit is only offered to Ridgeview Providers for this podcast activity. Complete and submit the online evaluation form, after viewing the activity.  Upon successful completion of the evaluation, you will be e-mailed a certificate of completion within 2-weeks.  You may contact the accredited provider with questions regarding this program at rmccredentialing@ridgeviewmedical.org. Click on the following link for your CME credit:  CME Evaluation: 2019 Lehmann Lecture: Innovations in Emergency Care for Seniors (**If you are listening to the podcasts through iTunes on your laptop or desktop, it is not possible to link directly with the CME Evaluation for unclear reasons. We are trying to remedy this. You can, however, link to the survey through the Podcasts app on your Apple and other smart devices, as well as through Spotify, Stitcher and other podcast directory apps and on your computer browser at these websites. We apologize for the inconvenience.)  The information provided through this and all Ridgeview podcasts as well as any and all accompanying files, images, videos and documents is/are for CME/CE and other institutional learning and communication purposes only and is/are not meant to substitute for the independent medical judgment of a physician, healthcare provider or other healthcare personnel relative to diagnostic and treatment options of a specific patient's medical condition.” FACULTY DISCLOSURE ANNOUNCEMENT  It is our intent that any potential conflict should be identified openly so that the listeners may form their own judgments about the presentation with the full disclosure of the facts. It is not assumed any potential conflicts will have an adverse impact on these presentations. It remains for the audience to determine whether the speaker’s outside interest may reflect a possible bias, either the exposition or the conclusions presented. Planning committee members and presenter(s) have disclosed they have no significant financial relationship with a pharmaceutical company and have disclosed that no conflict of interest exists with the presentation/educational event.   Show Notes: Drs. Matt Herold and Dave Larson address the ever increasingly important issue of geriatric emergency care and how a geriatric ED may be the wave of the future. This is another installment in the Lehmann lecture series. Dr. Jim Lehmann is a retired internist at Ridgeview and Lakeview Clinic, and this series commemorates his many years of incredible patient care. Enjoy the podcast!   CHAPTER 1:   1. There are a lot of elderly people now.   2. They are unique.   The fastest growing demographic in this country are people over the age of 65. In Minnesota, the average age of emergency patients will dramatically increase. This equates to an even larger proportion of our patients being elderly. But not just elderly patients — significantly more ill patients in this age group than previously recognized and addressed.    Our current system is not sustainable, and we need to plan around this, and one of the ways is how we address our senior patient population. Primary care shortages, patient complexity, reimbursement issues and less time with patients in the clinic leads to more ED visits. In our Ridgeview Waconia campus, 1/3 of our patients are over the age of 65. In a few years it will be 75 years and older. Admit and transfer rates are more than 40% in those 65 and over. They also sit in the ED much longer due to this. Patients also bounce back more frequently in this population and this also affects reimbursement. What are the challenges in this patient population: medical complexity, social issues that go beyond a short ED evaluation, atypical presentations and the ubiquity of polypharmacy.    There is a paradigm difference. Our senior patients require, and actually deserve a different setting than the more "fast-food" experience of patient comfort offerings. For our more straight forward patients, throughput is vital. In our older patients who may be spending more time in the ED, how do we make it more agreeable and comfortable.    Dr. Herold illustrates three cases:    In case number one, an elderly gentleman presents with a fall. Upon evaluation he has a rib fracture. He is admitted. Treated with tylenol and morphine. Sent home because he’s doing well. At home he can’t get out of bed. He is readmitted. Develops fever, SOB. Pneumonia, IV antibiotics. Sent home on Levaquin. He returns to the ED now delirious.    Another elderly patient comes in with abd pain and urinary symptoms. Takes warfarin. Labs look okay with UTI noted on UA. CT abdomen is c/w cystitis. Cipro x 1 week prescribed. Coumadin held 2 days (although he didn’t actually hold the med). He returns with frank hematuria and urinary retention. Hospitalized for CBI.      Another patient, an 89 yo female with COPD. Nebs, prednisone, watched in ED and discharged. Returned next night and is SOB. Doxycycline added. Sent home again and her daughter states she is anxious. She's placed on low dose lorazepam, just for at bedtime. Two days later she is somnolonent and in acute resp distress. Placed on bipap and improves, once again discharged. 4 days later she fell because of being lightheaded. As it turns out, she gets caught up on her many feet of O2 tubing, and brakes her arm. Another fall happens in the hospital. Her Hgb is 7.8, down from 10. A bleeding ulcer is found.     More to come on these patients and how we can better care for them in the context of a geriatric emergency department. Stay tuned for Dr. Larson, who will talk about this very subject, and how to help make it come to fruition.   CHAPTER 2:     Dr. Larson discusses a paradigm shift in how we care for our senior patients. Coordination of care must improve and build a better system overall. Geriatric EDs are an innovative direction in emergency care. A new team approach specifically for our older patients who require different services. Comfortable beds, better lighting, noise improvement, etc. So, how is it actually working and currently being done well?  An ED in Patterson, NJ, at a large urban hospital was of the very first to develop a geriatric ED.  Dr. Mark Rosenberg spearheaded this endeavor. It was motivated by an experience he had in a ED with his own mother.     Goals in mind include:  1. Improve care of geriatric patients.  2. Better discern who will benefit from impatient care.  3. For those who do not require inpatient, to better coordinate their care at home. The overall goal is: reducing hospitalization.     Staff and provider education, coordination of care from both the medical and the community sides are all crucial. Interestingly, they were able to achieve these goals by staying budget neutral. Comfort in the ED is a priority. All patients 65 or over from home or assisted living facilities are placed in cohorted rooms in the ED that are quieter. It is staffed 12-hours a day, but it actually correlates with most geriatric presentation times to an ED. Natural lighting, wall murals or windows if possible. The role of a navigator, typically a nurse or nurse practitioner, is vital. Screening evaluations for falls, dementia and delirium help set the stage for all further care. Contacting the patient on 1, 3 7 and 30-days post-discharge is done by the navigator as well.     Social services' role in the patient's care is much needed as well. Polypharmacy was even recognized by Dr. Seuss. So pharmacy review of medications and the use of the BEERS criteria are of utmost importance.    Staff education and ongoing education of the many parameters of the special needs of our senior patients is an essential part of maintain a geriatric ED. A guideline by ACEP and AGS, as well as ENA, was published and is a critical resource for geriatric emergency care. Cost containment is key here as well.  We must address this elephant in the room, and the goal here is to reduce admissions and bounce backs with this new program. Attracting patients to a specialty center and improving the triple aim: improved patient care experience, improved health populations and reduced per capita cost of care.  Why the ED?     It is where patients go when things are going wrong, acutely, but also sub-acutely and chronically. Physician and nurse champions, patient advisor, nurse navigator, PT/OT, social work and pharmacy in the ED. Education for patients, protocols and a QI process are needed to actually become accredited as a geriatric ED.   CHAPTER 3:    Geriatric syndrome is a real thing. It may involve a combination of fall, delirium, frailty, and dehydration. It is a broad topic and concept. It relates to multifactorial conditions that lead to an older person being vulnerable to situation challenges. Dr. Herold used a lot of big words, like sarcopenia, and hemostenosis, to describe this. Essentially he points out that with more stressors placed on an elderly patient, the more likely one or more systems will break down. There is a disparity between mechanism of stress or injury and severity of the physiologic outcome. Distilled down, there are 8-domaigns of geriatric emergency medicine. They include: 1. Atypical presentation.  2. Cognitive/behavioral disorder.  3. Emergent intervention modifications.  4. Medication management.  5. Transitions of care.    6. Pain management. 7. Palliative care.  8. Effect of co-morbid conditions on all of the above.  This was from a paper cited from about 10-years ago. So, how can we now do better with the original patients Dr. Herold presented?  1. Our rib fracture gentleman is followed by RT. A better assessment than a "road test" with proper screening for overall function.  2. How about better [bigger] font for discharge instructions, improved ability to schedule an outpatient lab test as well as a post visit or check-in by the Nurse Navigator.  3. Screening resources for mental health and neglect. Is she anxious because she doesn't want to be home alone? Pharmacy integration and home care coordination may prevent the inevitable bounce back.   FINAL COMMENTS: Final comments were made by Dr. Jim Lehmann, the namesake for this special CME series, at Ridgeview Medical Center, where he practiced for many years.  Thanks to Drs. Matt Herold, Dave Larson, and Tara McMichael for presenting this today.  Also special gratitude goes to Dr. Jim Lehmann, and his many years of service and excellent patient care. Emergency care is stressful and complex. There is much to consider when tending to older patients and their inherent special circumstances. All the more reason to continue to be innovative with our care strategies going forward; not only in the ED, but in all departments, and at home.  

K-man plays something off Social Club Misfits new album "Mood." Our listeners picked most of the other songs by tapping the 'like' thumbs-up on our playlists. It's an Aussie flashback this week by Nebs & Cebsone. “Hands Up" by Kris-Bo "Up" by Social Club Misfits "Mike Tyson's Punch Out" by Sean C. Johnson ft. Redd Lettaz "Feel That" by Flynn Adam ft. Sareem Poems "Da Chune Up" by That Brotha Lokey ft. Die-Rek "Funky Fresh" by James Gardin ft. Ozay Moore "Paid to Play" by Cas Metah ft. Jabs & Flexx Abyladeez "Grow Up" by Christon Gray "Bigger Than Me" by 1K Phew ft. nobigdyl. "Revelation is Revolution" by Armond Wakeup "Carry Me" by Joshua Luke Smith "Fathers, 2004" by Sho Baraka "Thy Neighbour" by Jackie Hill Perry "vivid" by Noah Schatz ft. Melissa Carter "Never Stop Me Now" by Nebs & Cebsone "Manic X-Files" by Manic X ft. DJ Aktual Vote on the playlist at www.definitionradio.com/show/644 Leave your requests/shout-outs on our facebook/twitter. www.facebook.com/DefinitionRadio www.twitter.com/DefinitionHH www.krosswerdz.com

Brother Ned O'Kelley 4th Class, NEBS, 1980's

3rd Class by Brother Ned O'Kelley, NEBS, 1980's

Listening to Daniel Chapter 3 led me to a journey of "heralding" the gospel. Preaching means to publicly proclaim. 00:42 Nebuchadnezzar makes a statue manipulating the future; 01:20 Heralding the message got my attention; 02:00 Daniel 3:4-6 Nebs example of heralding; 02:33 Music and worship are related; 03:00 Satan is in today's music; 03:22 We are sowing music into our souls; 04:58 Proclaim or herald the gospel in Mark 16:15,16; 05:28 Preach means to herald in the greek as a public crier 07:20 Signs and wonders confirm the Word Mark 16:20; 09:03 Revelation 14 Angel proclaiming the everlasting Gospel; 10:10 Parallel of message, unbelief, and torment; 10:49 Romans 10:13 preaching means heralding; 13:53 Preaching is largely absent; https://conradrocks.net

Listening to Daniel Chapter 3 led me to a journey of "heralding" the gospel. Preaching means to publicly proclaim. 00:42 Nebuchadnezzar makes a statue manipulating the future; 01:20 Heralding the message got my attention; 02:00 Daniel 3:4-6 Nebs example of heralding; 02:33 Music and worship are related; 03:00 Satan is in today's music; 03:22 We are sowing music into our souls; 04:58 Proclaim or herald the gospel in Mark 16:15,16; 05:28 Preach means to herald in the greek as a public crier 07:20 Signs and wonders confirm the Word Mark 16:20; 09:03 Revelation 14 Angel proclaiming the everlasting Gospel; 10:10 Parallel of message, unbelief, and torment; 10:49 Romans 10:13 preaching means heralding; 13:53 Preaching is largely absent; https://conradrocks.net

Alex Kay, NEBS, 1977, Class 4

3rd Class by Alex Kay, NEBS, 1977

Alex Kay's 2nd Class, NEBS, 1977

addendum: Nebs and them turned out to be prettty cool... Im still on the fence about prince though.