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This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex and Randy talk about the New England Team Challenge D Pool Finals. How much did the weather affect the day? Who's moving up to C Pool? Will we have DisCaptains versus Stonykillers next year?Evan, Alex, Kaitlyn, Randy and Corey recap the first Friday Flex of the year, The DisCap Series 2025 #1 at Thacher Park run by Mike Schwartz. Somebody gets their first career win. A Potts wins their division and Alex gives us an update on his quest for AM World's. Kaitlyn underperforms, did she do enough to win? And Randy and Corey battle in the MPO division, at least for a few holes.Then we all (including Jaimen and Jasan) pepper Kaitlyn with questions about her first year as Commissioner of New York Team Challenge. Will she be returning as Commissioner for a second year? Will there be more teams next year or less? Is there a chance for relegation next year? No! I ask the $16 question and Randy and Jasan have a few rules proposals for next year. We finish it up with a round of Disc or No Disc which pits the Younguns(Corey and Alex) against the Old Heads(Evan, Jaimen and Randy, who is Months older than Corey). Hope the Younguns are prepared for an Old School Rap category.Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters: Branden Cline, Tim Goyette, Peter Hodge, Ryan Nelson, Kevin T. Kroencke, Brian Monahan, Corey Cook, Evan Parsley, Mark Bryan, Nick Warren, Jasan Lasasso, Justin Mucelli, Terry Hudson, Kyle Hirsch, Brian Bickersmith, Sparky Spaulding, Mike Schwartz, Erich Struna, William Byrne, Jeff Wiechowski, Sean Dollard and Jack Bradley.Support the show

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Alex recaps his rounds at Fool's Fest 22 AM's on Saturday and we go over the results for both days. Thanks to Adam, Eric and Chris for putting on a great event. Evan catches us up on The Winter Battle Royale. And then there were 3!Jaimen fills us in on what happened Saturday at C-Pool Finals. Then he, Corey, Kaitlyn and Jasan talk about their rounds at Top O' The Hill as they make yet another trip to New Hampshire this year. Those 4 also had New York Team Challenge Finals on Sunday at Christ the King with Randy. We cover all of the matches and find out who won our NYTC picks league. We finally get to some SkipAce results, including the most recent person eliminated from the Guillotine League, and what's the deal with Fool's Fest? We finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc where Corey and Jaimen team up with Evan to take on Alex and Randy.Special Thanks to our Patreon Supporters: Branden Cline, Tim Goyette, Peter Hodge, Ryan Nelson, Kevin T. Kroencke, Brian Monahan, Corey Cook, Evan Parsley, Mark Bryan, Nick Warren, Jasan Lasasso, Justin Mucelli, Terry Hudson, Kyle Hirsch, Brian Bickersmith, Sparky Spaulding, Mike Schwartz, Erich Struna, William Byrne, Jeff Wiechowski, Sean Dollard and Jack Bradley.Support the show

Mads is the Lead Designer of the C# language and has been at Microsoft for 18 years. Prior to this, Mads was a professor and contributed to a language starting with J. He was previously on episode 164 of the podcast where he spoke about the latest on C# at the time.   Topics of Discussion: [3:43] Mads's career journey. [5:14] C# Compiler and language evolution. [9:18] C# 12 and 13 features. [14:35] The impact of the new features. [18:11] The importance of gathering user feedback in refining and expanding new features. [22:19] What's the best avenue to learn if you're coming in fresh? [26:30] Mads explains the goal for C# this year. [37:51] Mads views generative AI as a productivity boost rather than a replacement for human programmers. [38:00] Does C# have a category? [40:55] Generative AI and its impact on programming. [43:43] Serving as another productivity booster for developing code.   Mentioned in this Episode: Clear Measure Way Architect Forum Software Engineer Forum Programming with Palermo — New Video Podcast! Email us at programming@palermo.net. Clear Measure, Inc. (Sponsor) .NET DevOps for Azure: A Developer's Guide to DevOps Architecture the Right Way, by Jeffrey Palermo — Available on Amazon! Jeffrey Palermo's Twitter — Follow to stay informed about future events! .NET C#slang Mads on Ep 164 C# Guide   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: The Claymissioner Kaitlyn Clay joins Jasan, Randy, Jaimen, Corey and Alex to recap The Battle of Saratoga XXII and preview the NYTC matches this weekend. Randy and Alex also recap the Stonykillers NETC match hosting WeDGE. We finish it off this week with a round of Disc or No Disc and, if you haven't already, there may still be time to register for  The Stone Wall Classic in Greenville, NY on Sunday.Send us a text

This Week on The Hudson Valley Disc Golf Podcast: Kaitlyn Clay joins Alex, Corey, Jasan, Jaimen and Randy to talk about Fun in the Sun (her July Women's C-Tier at Stephen P. Wallace), New England Team Challenge D-Pool Finals and Jaimen's CtK Fundraiser. We also discuss rules, Finals locations and Randy's Ultimate Frisbee skills. We finish it off with a round of Disc or No Disc.

Renewable energy sources have long been pressed on the fact that most can only supply power for certain portions of the day. But, what if you could combine multiple renewable technologies into a refinery that had round-the-clock output? This week we speak with Craig Wood, CEO of Vast, and Guillermo Sierra, VP of Strategic Initiatives at Nabors Energy Transition Corp. (NYSE: NETC). The pair announced a $250 million business combination in February. Craig explains how Vast is fine-tuning its concentrated solar power platform to work in conjunction with traditional solar, batteries and hydrogen to put forward a new kind of renewable project. Guillermo also tells us how Nabors Energy is leveraging its existing network to develop strategic benefits to Vast through this SPAC deal and beyond.  

Hello, hello! Welcome back to Micromobility DC. This week we hear from Willis Chen, a dedicated amateur runner who recently broke the 3 hour mark at the 2023 London Marathon. This episode is a full-on running deep-dive.For those who don't know Willis, he can often be found trotting along the C&O Canal and around the National Mall or pacing NETC track workouts. I first met him while doing laps in front of the National Gallery of Art about 14 months ago and remember him being both friendly and humble. He is incredibly knowledgeable about running - from knowing what pros are breaking national records to keeping track of (and cheering for) his DC friends' PR successes. If asked, Willis will happily provide very useful and well informed training advice, and he knows all of the best races to run. In this episode, we talk about how Willis started running - he was not a high school or college athlete. We get into how Willis went from being an over 5 hour marathoner to a 2:58 marathoner. (His first marathon was local Marine Corps Marathon!) We discuss the ins and outs of the World Major Marathons. And we get an in depth recap of Willis's London Marathon quest. Thanks so much to Willis for taking the time to speak on the pod (and matching my enthusiasm for the sport). And thanks as always to Dan Hoffman for the soundtrack.

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In the fast-paced and ever-changing world of today's digital landscape, the presence of tech leaders has become indispensable for the growth and advancement of organizations. As companies strive to maintain their competitive edge and embrace the latest technological developments, they require talented individuals with a visionary mindset who can effectively navigate the intricacies of the digital era and capitalize on innovative opportunities. Tech leaders possess a unique combination of technical prowess, strategic acumen, and exceptional leadership abilities, which empower them to spearhead organizational transformations, optimize operational processes, and unlock new avenues for growth. By fostering a culture of innovation, driving technological initiatives, and aligning technology with business goals, these forward-thinking professionals play a pivotal role in shaping the future trajectory of organizations, ensuring sustainable growth and long-term success.Here's more about Vipul Garg• Software Engineering Leader with extensive experience in technical leadership role in managing and executing complete Software development life cycle (SDLC) of large distributed systems.• Technical owner of consumer facing applications, portals, mobile apps development and operations, serving digital products and self-service capabilities to the end users.• Over the years helped companies to build scalable enterprise applications and in the last few years helped them to implement cloud and digital agendas.• Coordination with Products owners and Enterprise Architects to lay down the product roadmap that drives business transformation and user easiness in using the application.• Led an Agile delivery organization consisting of 10+ scrum teams supporting 4 major applications.• Cultivated DevOps culture in teams and brought change mindset.• Managed $40M+ capital budget, overseeing 60+ engineers and scrum masters.• Transformed teams to adapt LeSS Agile framework and implemented cloud migration strategies.• Drove cost cutting and optimization on-going savings by implementing Enterprise services and retiring the license-based API fees each year.• Delivered application simplification by adapting to domain driven microservices and micro frontend architecture.• Cloud migration on MS Azure of on-premises .Net/C# application to attain scalability and growth.• Technical leadership in helping to translate business requirements into technical requirements and led medium to large scale, complex cross-functional projects.• Establish software development best practices including integration, custom development, automation, security, and deployments.• Drove open source, cloud, micro-services, and DevOps adoption that has significant savings leveraging API (Open Shift, MS Azure, K8), CICD (Jenkins, GitHub, Git Actions, Cucumber, Docker), Test Automation (Gherkin, Selenium), Reliability Engineering (Dynatrace, Site Monitoring, Splunk, Einstein analytics, Load Runner).• Manage web security, compliance, risk, and vulnerability remediations of the application and web services.• Manage and drove implementation for vendor integrated products and implementing Content management and consumer experience management by utilizing tools like Vignette, Adobe AEM, Web Analytics etc.• Status reporting to senior leadership in the organization on the health of the applications and team.• A collaborator with good inter-personal communication skills and excellent documentation skills.https://www.optum.com/

Landstrænerteamet er under udvikling og rokering. Efter Jakob Høi stoppede som landstræner 1 september 2022, har Badminton Danmark været på udkig efter en ny træner til teamet. Det er dog ikke kun blevet til en, men til hele to nye trænere, som begge er startet op på NETC her i februar måned. I dag skal i derfor møde Anders Kristiansen og Jonas Lyduch og høre om deres forhåbninger og forventninger til deres nye jobtitler. Derudover bliver der rykket rundt på trænerne og deres kategorier. Cheflandstræner Kenneth Jonassen fortsætter med ansvaret for herresinglekategorien. Jesper Hovgaard fortsætter med damedoublekategorien og tilføjer hertil mixdoublekategorien til sit ansvarsområde. Rune Ulsing får ansvaret for damesinglekategorien, mens Thomas Stavngaard får ansvaret for Herredoublekategorien. Vi vil rigtig gerne sige tak til alle jer der lytter med, det betyder vi kan blive ved med at lave den her podcast om verdens fedeste sport. Men vi skal stadig sprede budskabet, så del meget gerne dagens udsendelse med alle I kender, og giv os meget gerne en anmeldelse og send nogle stjerner af sted, så vi ved, om vi er lykkedes, eller hvordan vi kan gøre det endnu bedre! Rigtig god fornøjelse med dagens episode!

Básicamente se va hablar de relaciones el día de hoy. Un tema que puede ser tan sencillo y complejo como queramos. En este episodio contesto algunas de sus preguntas sobre relaciones. Si te gusta compártelo con tus amigos :)Amor,Daniela Sígueme en redes ig @danielaguerrerotiktok @danyguerreroAdquiere mis diarios aquí:www.danielaguerrero.netCódigo de descuento: GRATITUD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hablemos sobre autenticidad y un poco sobre la gran filósofa Simone de Beauvoir. Si te gusta el episodio compártelo con tus amigos.Amor,DanielaSígueme en redesig @danielaguerrerotiktok @danyguerreroAdquiere mis diarios aquí:www.danielaguerrero.netCódigo de descuento: GRATITUD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Series: All!Scripture: Matthew 13:24-58Title: “Is Jesus Christ Worth Everything?”Bottom line: If you understand gospel GROWTH and gospel JUDGMENT, you will understand gospel GAIN—why fully embracing Jesus and his kingdom is like finding a hidden treasure that's so great that it's worth selling all you have (or even giving your life) to get.Discussion questions for group and personal study. Reflect and Discuss1. How is persevering faith different from works-righteousness?2. What would you say to someone whose only evidence of salvation was a momentary decision?3. What encouragement might come to persecuted believers from the parables of the Mustard Seed and Yeast?4. What do the parables of the Weeds and the Net have to teach us about the final judgment? Why is it sometimes difficult to discern who is and who is not part of the kingdom?5. How could you use the parables of the Treasure and the Pearl of Great Price to respond to someone who said, "I want to follow Jesus, but I don't want to make drastic changes in my life"?6. What wrong conceptions of the kingdom has Matthew 13 corrected for you?7. If you knew that knowing Jesus Christ was worth everything, would you sell everything and follow him?Final Questions (optional or in place of above)What is God saying to you right now? What are you going to do about it?Find our sermons, podcasts, discussion questions and notes at https://www.gracetoday.net/podcastIntroTicket for speeding in a blind school zone.Weeds in your yard?Sean O'Donnell gives us 3 themes that he says connect here in chapter 13. He also says that when we understand gospel growth and gospel judgment we'll understand gospel gain and how that affects how we live in our world today.Bottom line: If you understand gospel GROWTH and gospel JUDGMENT, you will understand gospel GAIN—why fully embracing Jesus and his kingdom is like finding a hidden treasure that's so great that it's worth selling all you have (or even giving your life) to get.Q. What do I want you to know? A. Gospel Gain: That Jesus is worth any and everything in your life. Nothing is worth more than knowing and following Jesus Christ. He's the ultimate win!Q. Why? A. Because of the way his kingdom works. Tender hearts lead to rescue from kingdom of evil. Tender hearts lead to fruitful living.Tender hearts lead to growing & gain.Q. What do I want you to do? A. Sell all and exchange it for Jesus. Q. Why? A. Because he's more than worth it.Bottom line: If you understand gospel GROWTH and gospel JUDGMENT, you will understand gospel GAIN—why fully embracing Jesus and his kingdom is like finding a hidden treasure that's so great that it's worth selling all you have (or even giving your life) to get.Outline (David Platt's outline)REVIEWI. Four QuestionsA. What is a parable?1. A practical story2. Often framed as a metaphor3. Illustrates a spiritual truthB. How do we understand parables? 3 Principles1. Listen from the hearer's perspective. Put yourself in their shoes. 1st c. Jews vs. 21st c. Americans.What would they hear? How would they respond? How would they feel?2. Look for the main point. Usually 1–2 or 3 max.3. Let the truth change your perception. I.e. Let it change the way you think about something through story.C. Why do we have parables?1. Jesus was revealing truth to those who were believing the mysterious (secrets)--this was evidence of God's mercy.Why do we have parables?“Because the secrets of the kingdom of heaven have been given to you to know, but it has not been given to them.”Secrets or mysteries in the OT revealed in the NT.What's not secret: God would send the Messiah to usher in a kingdom.Secret: What kind of Messiah God would send, how that Messiah would conquerNot through political struggle (political scheming)Not through brute force (military)but through sacrificial love (cross)Therefore, for those who were trusting that Jesus was promised King/Messiah, the parables helped them understand what kind of king he was and what kind of kingdom he was ushering in. HEARING/BELIEVING WAS EVIDENCE OF GOD'S GRACE AND MERCY.2. Jesus was concealing truth from those who were denying the obvious-this was evidence of God's judgment.JESUS WAS CONCEALING THE OBVIOUSDespite the many miracles (not to mention the signs).Despite the many teachings.NOT HEARING/BELIEVING WAS EVIDENCE OF GOD'S JUDGMENT.3. 2 Purposes based on 2 kinds of audiencesFirst 4 parables told to the crowds.Last 4 parables told to the disciples.D. What is the kingdom of heaven?1. The redemptive rule or reign of God in Christ2. A present reality: The King is here, and His kingdom is advancing.3. A future realization: The King is coming back, and His kingdom will one day be complete.II. Eight ParablesA. The parable of the Sower (aka Soils) (13:1-9, 18-23)The sower is the son of man and the seed is the message of salvation (aka good news of the kingdom).The soil is the human heart.Some in Jesus' day rejected/rebelled.Others casually responded to him.The problem of rejection is not the seed nor the sower but the human heart.Jesus points to 4 different heart-responses to the message of salvation:Pathway/Packed soil = hard heart = seed sits on top and never enters the soil; birds eat. This is a lack of understanding prevents reception of the message. No fruit.Rocky/Hard-pan soil = shallow/superficial heart = seed hits the soil, takes root and sprouts but due to the layer of rock beneath, the roots can't go deep. When the sun comes out the plant withers. This is how a person falls away when the troubles of life test their faith. It withers. No fruit.George Whitefield, 18th c. Evangelist during the first great awakening when asked how many were saved at one of his sermons would say, “We'll see in a few years.”Emma - we waited years after she professed Christ as VBS (4 yrs old) to see the fruit over time.Good soil surrounded by thorn bushes = distracted/divided heart = The person falls away after hearing and responding due to the deceitfulness of wealth and worries in this life. Result is, once again, no fruit.Good soil = Fruitful heart - Hears the wordUnderstands the wordBelieves the wordObeys the word bearing fruit that will last (John 15:16). 30, 60 & 100X.LOLListen to the word.Obey the word. (Bearing fruit)Leading others to listen to and obey the word. (Bearing fruit)THIS WEEKB. The parables of the Weeds and the NetC. The parables of the Mustard Seed and YeastD. The parables of the Treasure and the PearlE. The parable of the HomeownerII. Two Primary ApplicationsA. Humbly and joyfully receive the message of the kingdom.B. Confidently and urgently spread the message of the kingdom.C. The Lord's supper is where we Look back at when we received the message.Look up to the one who gave us a message worth hearing.Look ahead to sharing this message with others until he returns.Conclusion:Bottom line: If you understand gospel GROWTH and gospel JUDGMENT, you will understand gospel GAIN—why fully embracing Jesus and his kingdom is like finding a hidden treasure that's so great that it's worth selling all you have (or even giving your life) to get.Herod illustrates a hard heart. And Jesus drives home the point that a hard heart leads to unfruitfulness, the broad road, and weeping and gnashing of teeth—where God carries out his holy wrath and justice.What is God saying to you? What are you going to do about it?PrayReferences/Bibliography:“Preaching the Word” Commentary, Douglas Sean O'Donnell, Edited by Kent Hughes“Matthew” by RC Sproul“CSB Christ Chronological,” Holman“The Bible Knowledge Commentary” by Walvoord, Zuck (BKC)“The Bible Exposition Commentary” by Warren Wiersbe (BEC)“Exalting Jesus in Matthew” by David Platt (CCE)Outline Bible, D WillmingtonNIV Study Bible (NIVSB)ESV Study Bible

Series: All!Scripture: Matthew 13:1-23 (Main); Acts 1:6-8, Matt 1-23, Acts 28:28Title: “Why Did Jesus Teach with Parables?” (Darien Gabriel)Main source of commentary: David PlattBottom line: Jesus taught in parables to reveal to some and to conceal from others the good news that the kingdom of God is near.Discussion questions for group and personal study. Reflect and Discuss1. How did Jesus' parables both reveal and conceal truth?2. Explain how the kingdom can be both present and future.3. How would you sum up the parable of the Sower in one or two sentences? How might the parable of the Sower help us avoid being manipulative in our preaching, teaching, and evangelizing?4. What are some signs that the cares and riches of the world are choking out saving faith as the Bible describes it?5. How is persevering faith different from works-righteousness?6. What would you say to someone whose only evidence of salvation was a momentary decision?7. What encouragement might come to persecuted believers from the parables of the Mustard Seed and Yeast?8. What do the parables of the Weeds and the Net have to teach us about the final judgment? Why is it sometimes difficult to discern who is and who is not part of the kingdom?9. How could you use the parables of the Treasure and the Pearl of Great Price to respond to someone who said, "I want to follow Jesus, but I don't want to make drastic changes in my life"?10. What wrong conceptions of the kingdom has Matthew 13 corrected for you?Final Questions (optional or in place of above)What is God saying to you right now? What are you going to do about it?Find our sermons, podcasts, discussion questions and notes at https://www.gracetoday.net/podcastIntrohttps://www.bible.com/reading-plans/17704/day/196?segment=0Soften Your Heart and Harden Your FeetA twenty-one-year-old music college student took the cheapest ship she could find, calling at the greatest number of countries, and prayed to know where to disembark. She arrived in Hong Kong in 1966 and came to a place called the Walled City. It was a small, densely populated, lawless area controlled neither by China nor Hong Kong. It was a high-rise slum for drug addicts, gangs and prostitutes. She wrote:I loved this dark place. I hated what was happening in it but I wanted to be nowhere else. It was almost as if I could already see another city in its place and that city was ablaze with light. It was my dream. There was no more crying, no more death or pain. The sick were healed, addicts set free, the hungry filled. There were families for orphans, homes for the homeless, and new dignity for those who had lived in shame. I had no idea of how to bring this about but with ‘visionary zeal' imagined introducing the Walled City people to the one who could change it all: Jesus.Jackie Pullinger has spent over half a century working with prostitutes, heroin addicts and gang members. I remember so well a talk she gave some years ago. She began by saying, ‘God wants us to have soft hearts and hard feet. The trouble with so many of us is that we have hard hearts and soft feet.'Jackie is a glowing example of this; going without sleep, food and comfort to serve others. God wants us to have soft hearts – hearts of love and compassion. But if we are to make any difference to the world, this will lead to hard feet as we travel along tough paths and face challenges.Context:Where he was:“We have a tendency to think that parables were merely illustrations Jesus employed to help make His points. There is a sense in which that is true, but it is a vast over-simplification of the actual function of parables. The word parable is made up of a prefix, para, and a root, the verb ballō. Para means “alongside.” A paralegal is someone who comes alongside a lawyer to provide legal help. A parachurch ministry comes alongside the church to aid it in its mission. Baleo means “to throw or hurl.” So literally, a parable is something that is thrown alongside of something else. In the case of Jesus, a parable was an illustration or a restatement of a truth that He “threw in” with His teaching.”In reference to Isaiah 6:1-8…“God was sending Isaiah as a prophet of judgment, because God had had enough of people who did not want to hear or see the truth”“…He was explaining to Isaiah that He had kept for Himself a remnant, “a tenth,” from which He would raise up His people again. But Isaiah's mission was to the rest, to clog their ears and blind their eyes.”“So, in answer to the disciples' question, Jesus explained that He used parables both to reveal and to conceal. To those who had “ears to hear,” the parables were words of life. To those whose hearts were hardened and who could not hear so as to understand, the parables were indecipherable stories, impenetrable mysteries. The first of them was the parable of the sower.”Excerpt FromMatthew - An Expositional CommentaryR.C. Sproulhttps://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewBook?id=0This material may be protected by copyright.Excerpt FromMatthew - An Expositional CommentaryR.C. Sproulhttps://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewBook?id=0This material may be protected by copyright.““Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father who is in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name and in your name drive out demons and in your name perform many miracles?' Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!'”‭‭Matthew‬ ‭7‬:‭21‬-‭23‬ ‭NIV‬‬https://bible.com/bible/111/mat.7.21-23.NIVBottom line: Q. What do I want you to know? A. That the condition of your heart determines whether you receive mercy or judgment.Q. Why? A. Because it's a measure of your level of trust of the Lord.Q. What do I want you to do? A. Humble yourself and repent and believe the good news.Q. Why? A. Because your quality of life depends on it—here and now, and hereafter. Bottom line: Jesus taught in parables to reveal to some and to conceal from others the good news that the kingdom of God is near.Context: Jesus is talking to the crowd and the religious leaders intent on discrediting him. He continues to show them portraits of himself through his direct teachings. He'll move to parables in the next chapter making his truths less obvious to some and even incomprehensible to others.Outline (David Platt's outline)I. Four QuestionsA. What is a parable?1. A practical story2. Often framed as a metaphor3. Illustrates a spiritual truthB. How do we understand parables? 3 Principles1. Listen from the hearer's perspective. Put yourself in their shoes. 1st c. Jews vs. 21st c. Americans.What would they hear? How would they respond? How would they feel?2. Look for the main point. Usually 1–2 or 3 max.3. Let the truth change your perception. I.e. Let it change the way you think about something through story.C. Why do we have parables?1. Jesus was revealing truth to those who were believing the mysterious (secrets)--this was evidence of God's mercy.Why do we have parables?“Because the secrets of the kingdom of heaven have been given to you to know, but it has not been given to them.”Secrets or mysteries in the OT revealed in the NT.What's not secret: God would send the Messiah to usher in a kingdom.Secret: What kind of Messiah God would send, how that Messiah would conquerNot through political struggle (political scheming)Not through brute force (military)but through sacrificial love (cross)Therefore, for those who were trusting that Jesus was promised King/Messiah, the parables helped them understand what kind of king he was and what kind of kingdom he was ushering in. HEARING/BELIEVING WAS EVIDENCE OF GOD'S GRACE AND MERCY.2. Jesus was concealing truth from those who were denying the obvious-this was evidence of God's judgment.JESUS WAS CONCEALING THE OBVIOUSDespite the many miracles (not to mention the signs).Despite the many teachings.NOT HEARING/BELIEVING WAS EVIDENCE OF GOD'S JUDGMENT.3. 2 Purposes based on 2 kinds of audiencesFirst 4 parables told to the crowds.Last 4 parables told to the disciples.D. What is the kingdom of heaven?1. The redemptive rule or reign of God in Christ2. A present reality: The King is here, and His kingdom is advancing.3. A future realization: The King is coming back, and His kingdom will one day be complete.Acts 1:6-8 “Then they gathered around him and asked him, ‘Lord, are you at this time going to restore the kingdom to Israel?' He said to them, ‘It is not for you to know the times or dates the Father has set by his own authority. But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.'”II. Eight ParablesA. The parable of the Sower (aka Soils) (13:1-9, 18-23)The sower is the son of man and the seed is the message of salvation (aka good news of the kingdom).The soil is the human heart.Some in Jesus' day rejected/rebelled.Others casually responded to him.The problem of rejection is not the seed nor the sower but the human heart.Jesus points to 4 different heart-responses to the message of salvation:Pathway/Packed soil = hard heart = seed sits on top and never enters the soil; birds eat. This is a lack of understanding prevents reception of the message. No fruit.Rocky/Hard-pan soil = shallow/superficial heart = seed hits the soil, takes root and sprouts but due to the layer of rock beneath, the roots can't go deep. When the sun comes out the plant withers. This is how a person falls away when the troubles of life test their faith. It withers. No fruit.George Whitefield, 18th c. Evangelist during the first great awakening when asked how many were saved at one of his sermons would say, “We'll see in a few years.”Emma - we waited years after she professed Christ as VBS (4 yrs old) to see the fruit over time.Good soil surrounded by thorn bushes = distracted/divided heart = The person falls away after hearing and responding due to the deceitfulness of wealth and worries in this life. Result is, once again, no fruit.Good soil = Fruitful heart - Hears the wordUnderstands the wordBelieves the wordObeys the word bearing fruit that will last (John 15:16). 30, 60 & 100X.LOLListen to the word.Obey the word. (Bearing fruit)Leading others to listen to and obey the word. (Bearing fruit)B. The parables of the Weeds and the NetC. The parables of the Mustard Seed and YeastD. The parables of the Treasure and the PearlE. The parable of the HomeownerII. Two Primary ApplicationsA. Humbly and joyfully receive the message of the kingdom.B. Confidently and urgently spread the message of the kingdom.C. The Lord's supper is where we Look back at when we received the message.Look up to the one who gave us a message worth hearing.Look ahead to sharing this message with others until he returns.Conclusion:Bottom line: Jesus taught in parables to reveal to some and to conceal from others the good news that the kingdom of God is near.Who is Lord of Your Life?Polycarp (AD70–156) was a bishop during a time of bitter attack against the Christians. At the age of eighty-six, he was arrested for no other crime than being a Christian. All he had to do to avoid torture and death was to proclaim, ‘Caesar is Lord.' Polycarp responded, ‘Eighty-six years I have served Christ, and he never did me any wrong. How can I blaspheme my King who saved me?' For Polycarp, the fact that ‘Jesus is Lord' meant that he could not say, ‘Caesar is Lord.' Steadfast in his stand for Christ, Polycarp refused to compromise his beliefs and was burnt alive at the stake on 22 February AD156.How is your heart? Is it tender towards God or have you allowed it to be hard towards God? Are you feet hard from kingdom work or tender from taking care of yourself?What is God saying to you? What are you going to do about it?PrayReferences/Bibliography:“Preaching the Word” Commentary, Douglas Sean O'Donnell, Edited by Kent Hughes“Matthew” by RC Sproul“CSB Christ Chronological,” Holman“The Bible Knowledge Commentary” by Walvoord, Zuck (BKC)“The Bible Exposition Commentary” by Warren Wiersbe (BEC)“Exalting Jesus in Matthew” by David Platt (CCE)Outline Bible, D WillmingtonNIV Study Bible (NIVSB)ESV Study Bible

If you've seen a smiley blur with a ballet bun whizzing around town, it is probably Sara Borrasso. Sara is an active member of the DC running community, participating in Northeast Track Club (NETC) and Friday West End Running Club (WERC) regularly. She also recently started working with Coach Mo'ath Alkhawaldeh, fondly referred to as Coach Mo, in order to go after some big goals. She accomplished a significant one when she ran 3:08, an over twenty minute PR, at the Berlin Marathon and Chicago Marathon this Fall - races that are only two weeks apart.Sara ran her first Chicago Marathon in 2014 and has continued participating in it every iteration since. Coming from Chicago, she describes it as her hometown race. She also mentions not really knowing other marathons existed when she first signed up. Strangely enough, Sara learned about NETC in a corral at the 2021 Chicago Marathon from a fellow NETC runner. She decided to check it out and immediately loved being part of a club. Other runners in the group suggested that she work with Coach Mo. With the ambition to qualify for as many World Major Marathons as possible, Sara went for it. In this episode, we talk about Sara's 10k first race (all uphill), why she decided to run her first marathon, her first NETC run, how her training has shifted since working with a coach, her aim to run all of the World Majors, and how having running friends has made the sport really fun.As always, thank you to Dan Hoffman for the music! Enjoy!

In honour of Infection prevention and control (IPC) week 2022 ‘Primary Care Spotlight' has recorded a special edition IPC miniseries where host Emma Borders interviews Infection prevention and control clinical nurse specialist Alex Cundy on a variety of topics relating to IPC.  The IPC miniseries content includes information about Cornwall's new audit offer and IPC network, there is also episodes on topics including MRSA, diarrhoea, urinary tract infections, standard infection control precautions, transmission-based precautions, hand hygiene, antimicrobial resistance and decontamination. We hope you enjoy this episode please see the links below for more information about Diarrhoea. More information can be found on our website at the following address https://www.kernowhealthcic.org.uk/cornwall-training-hub/ and you can also contact us by sending us an email to kernowhealthcic.workforce@nhs.netC. diff/Diarrhoea  NICE guidance: C. diff antimicrobial prescribing  Harrogate and District C. diff policy for general practice (SIGHT algorithm on page 7)  Harrogate and District viral gastroenteritis policy for general practice  Email NHS Cornwall IPC team for further support ciosicb.ipc@nhs.net

Рассказ про восьмой C#.

Llegamos al episodio 170! :) que emoción! Para este episodio quise hablar sobre crear silencio y diseñar tu espacio de acuerdo a lo que TU elijas querer escuchar y no lo que el mundo te aviente. Hablo tambien de re tomar el control sobre qué contenido consumimos y otros hábitos para mejorar tu día. Espero te guste!Amor,DanielaSígueme en redes socialesInstagram @danielaguerrerotiktok @danyguerreroAdquiere tus diarios y tazas aqui:www.danielaguerrero.netCódigo: GRATITUD Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

nopara73 is co-founder of zkSNACKs, the company behind Wasabi Wallet, and a .NET/C# developer. His main focus is privacy in Bitcoin. He started and is still working on Wasabi, and co-authored the Bitcoin C# Book. You can get in touch with him here: https://twitter.com/nopara73

Today, on the Alex McFarland Show, Alex sits down with Robert Youngblood of the American Family Association to discuss the current cultural climate of our world. While the Bible tells us that in the last days, many will depart from the faith, it also urges believers to remind those individuals of the truth of Jesus Christ. Alex and Robert explain to listeners how they can protect themselves against the darkness of the hour, and why it's so critical for Christians to derive personal identity from God.Alex McFarlandAfa.netC.S. Lewis – The Screwtape Letters Truth and Liberty Coalition 

Det er blevet den tid på året, hvor vi skal til at møde de nye stjerner på landsholdet. I denne omgang skal vi byde velkommen til William Kryger Boe, Mads Vestergaard og Christine Busch, som alle tre er blevet optaget pr. 1/8 på NETC-træningen. I dag skal vi lære dem at kende ud fra deres badmintonprofiler, og hvilke håb og drømme de har for deres karriere. Vi vil rigtig gerne sige tak til alle jer der lytter med, det betyder vi kan blive ved med at lave den her podcast om verdens fedeste sport. Men vi skal stadig sprede budskabet, så del meget gerne dagens udsendelse med alle I kender, og giv os meget gerne en anmeldelse og send nogle stjerner af sted, så vi ved, om vi er lykkedes, eller hvordan vi kan gøre det endnu bedre! Mit navn er Sara Thorsager, og du lytter til Badminton Danmark Podcast

"It's so special how runners are the happiest, most welcoming people...they just make so much room for you to be yourself and express yourself..." (Molly)"Nationally, when people talk about running cities DC gets forgotten...but DC has something really cool where I feel like we're on the precipice of something like being known for club running, fast but also fun." (Bre)This week I spoke with Bre Brukalo and Molly Applegate. These two have been speedy friends since they ran track together as part of William and Mary's D1 program. (They both did the jumping over stuff events. Molly ran the longer distance steeplechase; Bre hurdled 400 meters.) The two were roommates for years. (Until just a couple weeks ago actually, and they still live down the street from each other.) Like college, where they ran different events, they've both become involved in the DC running community in their own ways but come together to support each other and cheer for each other. Bre runs with the Pacers New Balance Select Team, something she began doing after working at Pacers. She describes this as "a group of friends who like to run fast and then have a beer." She's also the coach x plan designer for the Pacers Social Runs DC Half Marathon Training Plan. You can catch her plan on Instagram @pacersrunningsocialruns. Molly is a captain for Northeast Track Club (fondly shortened to NETC by many). She is the smiling face that will greet you at a Track Tuesday or Hump Day Run. (Fun Fact: She started the Hump Day Run.) As a captain, she is a speedy but steady pacer for track workouts. You can check out what NETC is up to at their Instagram @ne_trackclub. These two are fast, hardworking, and a lot of fun to be around. They both radiate joy and sunshine, and you can tell from speaking with them how deeply invested they are in the DC running community. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.A few links for referenced topics:Virginia Happy Trails Running Club RoutesNortheast Track ClubPacers RunningGeorgetown Running Club (GRC)Citius Mag Runners of NYC

Tom talks with Homer coach C.J. Kudla about his coaching football and girls' basketball for the Trojans before he heads to the Port Byron school district.

Are you coming to Python from another language and ecosystem? It can seem a bit daunting at first. But Python is very welcoming and has a massive array of tools and libraries. In this episode, I speak to my friend Cecil Philip who does both Python and .NET development. We discuss what it's like coming to Python from .NET as well as a whole bunch of compare and contrasts across the two ecosystems. Links from the show Cecil on Twitter: @cecilphillip Los Alamos Space Division Job: talkpython.fm/losalamos Stripe: stripe.com Python: python.org .NET/C#: dotnet.microsoft.com C#'s async/await: docs.microsoft.com Entity Framework: docs.microsoft.com Python's Packaging Ecosystem: pypi.org .NET's Packaging Ecosystem: nuget.org VS Code: code.visualstudio.com C# Lang Repo: github.com Blazor web framework: dotnet.microsoft.com Watch this episode on YouTube: youtube.com Episode transcripts: talkpython.fm --- Stay in touch with us --- Subscribe on YouTube: youtube.com Follow Talk Python on Twitter: @talkpython Follow Michael on Twitter: @mkennedy Sponsors CAST AI AssemblyAI Talk Python Training

Every musical theatre actor's favorite topic... summer stock. What is it? How do you audition for it? And what happens when you don't book the job? We're talking all your favorite summer stock audition acronyms (A1, SETC, NETC, MTWA, UPTA, etc), actor job boards to take advantage of (Actors Access, BroadwayWorld, Playbill, Actors Equity), self tapes, how to put your best foot forward, and what to do when your summer doesn't turn out the way you want it. Other episodes to check out: 136: 10 tips to nail your next self tape 42: 5 Actor Job Boards For Finding Casting Calls and Auditions Helpful blogs: 6 Audition Conferences For Summer Stock Employment 3 Helpful Tips From Casting Director Michael Cassara On Self Tape Auditions To join the Actor Aesthetic Alliance Facebook group, click here. Spread love and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Actor Aesthetic Podcast on your favorite podcast app. Visit actoraesthetic.com for more info. Follow Maggie Bera on social media Instagram: @actoraesthetic / @maggiebera Facebook: www.facebook.com/ActorAesthetic/ Email: maggie@actoraesthetic.com

March 23-22, rebroadcast of Oct.20-21 show.

Dans ce podcast, j'ai 16 ans à combler ! Avec Stéphane, nous ne nous sommes pas revus depuis son départ d'Eurosport en 2006. Il me confie quelques anecdotes épiques de la période Eurosport : notamment un petit système D pour tenir la charge quand le cloud et les CDN n'existaient pas.. On se perd de vue à son départ pour Bordeaux où il prend un poste de responsable des développements chez Cdiscount. Aujourd'hui Cdiscount est un poids lourd des pure player du e-commerce avec plusieurs centaines de personnes à l'IT mais quand il arrive on parle de moins de 15 personnes. Après un premier chantier de refonte de la plateforme pour passer de technologies legacy ASP vers des  technos plus récentes .NET C#, il prend les responsabilités de CTO où il vivra son premier gros challenge de scale. Après Cdiscount, ses pas le guident en Espagne, à Barcelone, où il devient CTO de Privalia : le champion des ventes privées espagnol. Il accompagnera les débuts du rapprochement de SI entre Veepee et Privalia avant de prendre il y a 4 ans le poste de CTO de ManoMano. ManoMano a récemment levé 300 Millions d'euros ce qui en fait l'une des nouvelles licornes françaises. ManoMano, la market place championne du bricolage, jardin et maison s'attaque à un marché européen de plusieurs centaines de milliards d'euros. Présent déjà dans 6 pays, les enjeux sont forts en termes d'internationalisation de la market place, d'infrastructure et d'organisation. Stéphane a fait du covid une force en proposant désormais une flexibilité totale sur les possibilités de remote. Les enjeux sont forts également sur la sécurité et ManoMano fait partie des rares sociétés à pratiquer le “chaos engineering” ainsi que le “bug Bounty” dont je vous invite à venir découvrir les principes en cliquant sur le lien ci-dessous.  Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Mar 22 show. Rebroadcast of Dec 8-21

February 23 show. Live from the Batcave.

February 16 show, rebroadcast of Dec 15-21 show.

2022 Fundrive show.

February 2 show. Live from the Batcave.

Rebroadcast of Dec. 22, 2021 show

January 12-22 - Live from Batcave.

December 29-21 show. Live.

December 22-21 show, live from the Jungle Room.

December 8-21 Live from the Batcave.

December 8-21 show, live from the Batcave.

In this Black Hills Information Security (BHIS) webcast, we explore using GoLang to author malware with embedded shellcode. GoLang is a Google-authored modern successor language to C/C++. It is multi-platform, high performance, multi-threaded, and unlike C/C++ includes garbage collection! It has the advantage of compiling to native machine code, unlike .NET C# which is dependent […] The post Webcast: Shellcode Execution with GoLang appeared first on Black Hills Information Security.

Языки программирования. Часть III. 3-й выпуск 3-го сезонаПоговорили о платформе .Net и C# в частности. Участники: Старинин Андрей - преподаватель Компьютерной Академии ШАГ Святослав Бычков - Full Stack .NET developer в компании Quantori. Прошел круги ада, начиная с win/web forms и заканчивая современным стеком Михаил Тимошинин - по образованию - экономист, работаю в Системных Технологиях с 2011 года, начинал с суппорта, потом SQL, потом C#, бэк, иногда фронтРеестр IT-сообществ - https://github.com/IT-za-Edu/IT-community ******** Сайт - https://it-za-edu.github.io/ Группа в VK - https://vk.com/podcast_it_za_edu YouTube-канал - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8UfZgI5XR9Cgf2D9b1PKgw Telegram-канал - https://t.me/podcast_it_za_edu Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/it_za_edu

Dreamin', Beamin', and Streamin' about using artificial intelligence (AI) to generate code (*cough*, *cough*). When and where to use automated source code analysis tools, specifically Puma Scan for .Net/C# code. Also a primer on HTTP Request Smuggling and what you should know about it.

 New River Rules and Equine Enthusiasts. In today's episode, Sam Bradley speaks to NFU Senior Environment and Land use advisor, James Copland, about the newly announced ‘Bathing Status' for a stretch of the River Wharfe. They dive into the deep end to discuss what the status means and how the change may affect farming families upstream. Danielle Daggett heads to Rathmell to speak with a local equine physiotherapist, Diane Cornthwaite about her new role as manager of The Northern Equine Therapy Centre, and how she's helping to train farmers to apply her therapy techniques to injured cattle and sheep. From horses in the hydrotherapy pool to those out on the track – Robin Moule chats with Les Fell about the welcome return of race days and gets the low down on this Sunday's Hellifield Harness Racing.Plus, auctioneer Ted Ogden gives the details on the upcoming store lamb sale.   DATES FOR YOUR DIARY: ·         Hellifield Harness Racing: Sunday 27th June, Peel Park, Hellifield. ·         Northern Equine Therapy Centre Open Day: 10th July, NETC, Rathmell (please check Facebook for up to date information regarding Covid restrictions).  ·         Opening Sale of Store Lambs: Wednesday 14th July, CCM Skipton.  LINKS: ·         https://www.ccmauctions.com·         https://www.nfuonline.com/·         www.pendleanimaltherapies.com·         www.northernequinetherapy.com·         www.facebook.com/HellifieldHarnessRacingAssociation The Farming Country Podcast. Episode presented by: Ted OgdenEdited by: Danielle Daggett, Vernon HarwoodProduced by: Jeremy Eaton, Ted Ogden, Danielle Daggett Contributors: Diane Cornthwaite, James Copeland, Les Fell, Robin Moule, Sam Bradley.  Enquires to Danielle at thefarmingcountrypodcast@gmail.com STREAM ALL EPISODES NOW ON SELECTED SERVICES: ·         SPOTIFY - https://open.spotify.com/show/5aBdEBbqRUbq8JmjnbXTDs·         APPLE - https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1552436394·         GOOGLE - https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xNjE2NzczLnJzcw==·         YOUTUBE - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCskMRFEnJ0mXyaiDHUpgYzw   

Chuck gives us an overview of what the NHCTA and NETC are all about. He also talks a bit about adjudicating show and tries to get me to open up about myself. https://youtu.be/_VV8OLPvpu4   https://www.facebook.com/groups/nhcta

Business Channel Tv'de yayınlanan SEMA BAYSAL ile İŞKOLİK programına MERAL VARLIK konuk oldu. Melek Varlık, kariyerinden söz ettikten sonra eğitim, koçluk, yönetici koçluğu, takım koçluğu ve daha birçok konu hakkında tüm merak edilenleri değerli bilgilerinin ışığında bizler için anlattı. #yöneticikoçluğu #takımkoçluğu #coach

Paul & Amy close out 2019 on Christmas Eve with a special episode tracking Santa and an in-depth discussion about FEMA's National Emergency Training Center & EMI. The Keystone Emergency Management AssociationKEMA - www.kema-pa.comKEMA Conference - www.kemaconference.comFollow KEMA on social media:Facebook - Keystone Emergency Management Association & KEMA Conference Twitter - @keystoneEMA & @kemaconferenceLinkedin - Keystone Emergency Management AssociationKEMA Emergency Management ConferenceOctober 24-27, 2020Blair County Convention CenterAltoona, Pa#KEMACon2020The KEMA PodcastHost - Paul Falavolito @paulfalavolito on TwitterCo-Host - Amy Amer @amykatea conference@kema-pa.org#KEMAPodcastListen to the KEMA Podcast on Apple Podcasts & Google Podcasts and give us a 5 Star Rating if you enjoyed the show.*For more Paul Falavolito podcasts, visit www.paulfalavolito.com

Rear Adm. Kyle Cozad, commander, Naval Education and Training Command, discusses the impact and value of modernized operations specialist training at Naval Station Great Lakes, Illinois.