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Home Reset Mini Series | Let's do a Quick Home Style AuditWelcome to my Home Reset Mini series, a series of 4 episodes that will take you through doing a home edit in the ways that I have used in my home over and over again. It is nice to do a home audit and style refresh seasonally. I hope this helps you to be inspired to elevate your living spaces. A home that has vibrant energy and is a space you love to be in, will ultimately help you to be the best version of yourself everyday!In this episode we're focusing on three key steps:1. Creating a Home Reset Vision Board. Here's a link to mine if you like my style and not sure where to start - Elise Inspired Pinterest2. Making a Room by Room Audit List - what do you like about each room, how it makes you feel, what would you like to change?3. Create a New Note on your phone to list all the tasks you would like to achieve in the Home Reset series. You can list per room and focus on one room at a time.Send us a Text Message.Support the Show.Buy me a coffee to support Inspired to Be HERESuggest any podcast requests or connect with me on socials, Send me a voicey on Instagram, I'd love to hear from you!I can't wait to hear how you are inspired in your life. If you would like more you can connect with me here:Instagram - @inspiredtobe.podcastTik Tok - @eliseinspiredYouTube - Elise Inspired Website - www.eliseinspired.com Love and Light, Elise x

Are you looking to take your note business to a new level but don't know where to begin? Then you'll want to join Scott Carson during his 4-Week Note Coaching Implementation Training Calls in January to help you Find, Fund, and Flip more deals.In Week 2, Scott shares what you need to put into place to attract and retain private investors. Scott shares why you need to create some digital assets and implement some marketing tools to stand out from the crowd. He shares why having an executive summary, pitch deck, and updated website are some of the key assets that help share your story while educating investors about your business. Scott also shares why you want to start using a CRM like Keap.com, text message marketing, and other tools to help you systematize and automate your investor communication. He breaks down several effective websites of his students and goes through the step-by-step approach to talking with investors once they've reached out to you to find out more information.Watch the original video HERE!Book a Call With Scott HERE!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Note Closers Show community today:WeCloseNotes.comThe Note Closers Show FacebookThe Note Closers Show TwitterScott Carson LinkedInThe Note Closers Show YouTubeThe Note Closers Show VimeoThe Note Closers Show InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

Would it surprise you that there is a 90% failure rate of people failing to take action after attending an investment workshop or conference? Less than 10% of people take action! All that time, energy, and money spent on learning something only to do nothing. That's like going to school to be a doctor only to just work at 7-Eleven instead. Why is that?My opinion is that educators are great at teaching the nuts and bolts of a topic but horrible on delivering actions and marketing that will help their students achieve success. Or they hold out on the "secret sauce" as a way to limit deal flow or try and sell coaching that doesn't pay off. If you know me, I'm determined to help my students close deals as I am a believer that there is plenty of deal flow to go around IF you'll take action. But taking action is only one step in the process!So tonight on Note Night in America, I'll break down the 5 Tips for Success as a Note Investor. I'll share how you can overcome your fear or failure to take action to help you find success as a note investor! Closing on your first note deal can bring a huge level of confidence that leads to bigger and better things!Watch the original video HERE!Book a call with Scott HERE!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join Note Night in America community today:WeCloseNotes.comScott Carson FacebookScott Carson TwitterScott Carson LinkedInNote Night in America YouTubeNote Night in America VimeoScott Carson InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

"While estiblishing of Spring Development Bank, Military Council announced the new note of 20 thousand Kyat. 14 people from Soong Chaung village Yinnmarbin Township were murdered during raid", Myanmar Spring Chronicle 22nd JUL 2023 (Moemaka Article)-Nway Oo Lay Pyae.This item belongs to: audio/opensource_audio.This item has files of the following types: Archive BitTorrent, Item Tile, Metadata, PNG, Spectrogram, VBR MP3

Mistakes are possible, especially when you are a first-time note investor—many don't want to take risks for fear of making mistakes and losing a sum of money. But you don't have to let fear stand between you and success. In this episode of the Note Closers Show Podcast, Scott Carson shares the five common mistakes new note investors make when diving into nonperforming notes. In this industry where buyers and sellers change, you have to constantly buy and keep track of what's going on in the industry, so tune in to this conversation and hear more from Scott Carson. He discusses the mistakes that investors make with:1) The Property vs. the Note2) Note Time Frames3) Note Pricing4) Note Strategy5) Money & MarketingLove the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Note Closers Show community today:WeCloseNotes.comThe Note Closers Show FacebookThe Note Closers Show TwitterScott Carson LinkedInThe Note Closers Show YouTubeThe Note Closers Show VimeoThe Note Closers Show InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

Are you looking to start investing in notes? In this episode, Scott Carson shares what he would focus on first if he had to start as a new note investor in 2022. He discusses the need to approach note investing with a fresh mind and realize it's a different niche of real estate investing compared to being a landlord, fix and flipper, realtor, or mortgage broker. Finding and funding are the two most significant steps to your financial independence. Buckle down on the education side, learning as much as possible through workshops and classes because it is an essential path new note investors should take. Start your journey by learning from this conversation!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the Note Closers Show community today:WeCloseNotes.comThe Note Closers Show FacebookThe Note Closers Show TwitterScott Carson LinkedInThe Note Closers Show YouTubeThe Note Closers Show VimeoThe Note Closers Show InstagramWe Close Notes Pinterest

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How do you manage your notes? Are you still learning how to do it? Surprises await new note investors today! In this episode, we have Andrew Smith, who previously worked as a product manager for software companies, but his life changed when the pandemic and major life transitions occurred. He knew he needed more alternative investments, so he reached out to our hosts by being a guest in this podcast episode. Listen as he shares his humble beginnings and some eye-opening information on note investing.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://7einvestments.com/podcast/

The latest In Touch With iOS with Dave he is joined by Jeff Gamet and guest Kelly Guimont. WWDC 2022 has been announced June 6-10 we review what to expect. Apple TV+ continues to grow. We talk about the newest live content Friday Night Baseball and all the shows that were renewed. CarPlay has a big catalog of dedicated apps we review. There are 7 ways to start a note in Apple notes we review and give tips on using Notes. Google released updates to maps in iOS including bringing it back to Apple Watch as a standalone app. Plus more.   The show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio Links to our Show Click this link Buy me a Coffee to support the show we would really appreciate it.  Website: In Touch With iOS YouTube Page In Touch with iOS Magazine on Flipboard News Apple Announces Digital WWDC 2022 Event Taking Place June 6-10 Apple to Host Apple Park WWDC 2022 Viewing Event for Some Students and Developers Hulu App Gains Support for SharePlay - MacRumors Google Maps for iOS Gains More Detail, Toll Estimates, and Standalone Apple Watch Support Obscure iPhone function saves life of snowboarder trapped in crevice Apple adding iPhone X TrueDepth camera repair option for easier Face ID repairs Apple TV+ shows renewed HBO Max Updating Apple TV App With New Features and Improved Stability Apple releases feature updates to Pages, Keynote, and Numbers with productivity improvements and more Topics Beta this week. iOS15.5 Beta 1 was released this week. There are some new features added and we review what was found. Apple Seeds First Betas of iOS 15.5 and iPadOS 15.5 to Developers Everything New in iOS 15.5 Beta 1: Apple Classical References, Apple Pay Cash Updates and More iOS 15.5 Beta Adds Support for External Links Amid Upcoming Changes for Reader Apps Apple Seeds First Beta of watchOS 8.6 to Developers Apple Seeds First Beta of tvOS 15.5 to Developers iOS 15.5 brings HomePod Wi-Fi signal bars and critical alerts to the Home app CarPlay is a great way to integrate your iPhone with supported car systems. There are a selection of apps that are natively supported in CarPlay. We review them and how they are useful in many ways.  Here are all of the apps with CarPlay support Tips Kelly has a tip too! Find the level hidden in your camera Tips to protect your iPhone from hackers 7 Ways to Make a New Note on iPhone & iPad Our Host Dave Ginsburg is an IT professional supporting Mac, iOS and Windows users and his wealth of knowledge of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV. Visit the YouTube channel https://youtube.com/daveg65 follow him on Twitter @daveg65.and the show @intouchwithios About our Guests Jeff Gamet is a podcaster, technology blogger, artist, and author. Previously, he was The Mac Observer's managing editor, and Smile's TextExpander Evangelist. You can find him on Twitter and Instagram as @jgamet and YouTube https://youtube.com/jgamet Kelly Guimont is a podcaster and friend of the Rebel Alliance. She appears on The Incomparable network as well as hosts I Want My M(CU) TV. You can also hear her on The Aftershow with Mike Rose you can find her on Twitter and Instagram @verso Her new website The Slice The Slice on YouTube

Frank Marshall is probably best known as a producer of some of Hollywood's biggest films, but he has also directed four successful narrative features throughout his career. More recently he has turned to directing documentaries, including “Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story,” which he co-directs with Ryan Suffern. Marshall joins us to discuss the film, […] The post Showbiz Sandbox 576: Director Frank Marshall Strikes A New Note With Jazz Fest appeared first on Showbiz Sandbox.

Singer/Songwriter Mary Bue will release a new single next week.  It's message underscores the battle of suicide prevention.  She talks with Jearlyn about why she decided to release this now and what message she hopes people gather from it.

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Thank you for watching & listening    Thank you for rating, reviewing, subscribing & sharing. If you haven't yet, it would really mean a lot if you did just take 30 seconds to rate & review & share a meaningful episode.   Highest of highs last 24 hrs & then this morning hit some pretty low lows w/news from a dear friend who lost his 26 y/o daughter & mother of a 2 y/o.    I briefly shared a little about the highs & lows in the last episode.   For those that didn't catch the last episode, here are a couple of the highs from the last 24 hrs:   Senior exec reached out after 15 years out of the blue & asked me to put together 2 EQ Leadership Development Courses for his Senior & Mid-Level Execs overseas in 2 different countries. It could turn into a very large corporate coaching contract. We'll see what happens.   Through a program I paid for, I am involved in a “speed dating w/the media” w/84 major media reps ranging from National Media Outlets to regional media reps. I closed 9 out of 13 of the Media Reps during my “speed dating” session. or 70%. I've followed up w/all of them. Now let's see what happens. I have another 13 Media Reps to pitch tonight.   Even the thought of following up via email w/9 different people would've been absolutely overwhelming & enough to shut me down. Seriously. Here's how serious I am.   The next day after I followed up w/all of them, my wife asked me what I had just finished. I told her I just finished following up w/all 9 Media Reps. She was totally shocked.    Then, we offered to get involved with and lead an organization that is wanting to grow and expand which is going to be a very sizable project w/lots & lots of details.   Details on ANY other day of the week have had a tendency to absolutely shut me down every. single. time. every. single. time.    This is a true story, it would literally take me 10-12 hours to do a 30 min project b/c of the number of details that were involved in that project.   Another proof of growth—I'm getting myself set up w/the VA system finally after being out of the military for 20 years. I've got a number of lingering issues from my service time. I had to track down multiple documents & make a couple phone calls & send a couple emails that I would've normally taken 2 - 3 weeks to do AFTER much “encouragement” from my wife. I knocked it all out in 5 - 10 min.    Details were the death of me prior to my emotional growth journey.   Details were absolutely my kryptonite.   Then, yesterday morning, I got news that my dear friend's 26 y/o daughter & mother of a 2 y/o passed away tragically. I called him up & we bawled for 30-45 min.    That was the past 24 - 48 hours. It was a very, very emotionally exhausting 24 - 48 hours. Emotional exhaustion is also very physically exhausting, which not many people consider just how physically exhausting processing & dealing w/emotions really is.   So between all these super exciting emotions & super crushing emotions from the death of my friends daughter AND all the hundreds & hundreds of little tasks & details that are now on my plate…   …would've absolutely sent me to my “default cave” for at least 3 days.    I would've normally completely emotionally withdrawn. Would've completely been emotionally unavailable for my wife & daughter and coaching clients. I would've just sat & stewed in my emotions & feelings not actually working through them, but just stewing & brooding…which neither are productive ways to handle emotions.    And this time, I busted out a “New Note” on my iPhone & labeled each major event & did a “thoughts & feelings vomit” under each respective heading pertaining to each respective emotional issue.    After vomiting all the my thoughts & emotions & feelings down for each respective issue, I went back through each issue & went emotion by emotion & gave myself permission to feel each emotion…pleasant AND unpleasant. Light & heavy/intense.   The whole exercise took about an hour.    I got up after that & felt physically exhausted but emotionally unburdened.    After I did that exercise I started knocking out details & tasks that would've formally been my kryptonite.   It's b/c I created more emotional & mental bandwidth my naming / identifying my emotions & feelings; allowing my self to feel them & work through them.   Unaddressed emotional issues don't get better over time; they actually compound.   Emotionally healthy people help heal other people emotionally.    Thank you for rating, reviewing, subscribing & sharing   If you'd like a scientific emotional intelligence assessment, visit eqforentrepreneurs.com/training for more info.         EQ Accelerator Course: https://www.eqforentrepreneurs.com/eqa   FREE E-BOOK “THE RESILIENT ENTREPRENEUR” https://www.eqforentrepreneurs.com/treguide    TAKE THE TACO QUIZ: https://www.eqforentrepreneurs.com/tacoquiz   SUBMIT A QUESTION/TOPIC FOR THE SHOW: https://www.eqforentrepreneurs.com/askaway   EQ FOR ENTREPRENEURS FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/eqforentrepreneurs/    

Resourceful entrepreneurs and business owners are always looking for ways to save time and increase productivity. Note taking saves us time and and also costs us time, time that we can't ever get back. It saves us time because we record information we need and want to retain... It costs us time because: 1) it can be hard to find the note we know we have, but can't find, easily or quickly when we really need it. 2) it's hard to share notes with others. We have to take a picture then sent it to ourselves and then email it or worse scan it and then send it. I developed a note taking system and used it for over a decade, but I still had trouble finding notes and sharing them.  I found the best note taking solution so far, have been testing it for over four months and lay the whole thing out for you in this episode. And yes, it saves time and increases your productivity! Thanks for supporting our sponsors that make this podcast possible for free for you. The Build a Business Success Secrets Monthly Print Newsletter Are you the type of person who wants to get 100% out of your time, talent, and ideas? If you are you'll also love our print newsletter... Build a Business Success Secrets Check out the special offer for listeners today >>> One last note....we're going the extra mile for you. This episode is enhanced with Dolby Sound processing to give you a smooth, easy listening experience. Why are we investing the extra money to to this? Because you're worth it as one of our listeners! More Information on Build a Business Success Secrets

If you're new to note investing, you may have a lot of questions. What really is note investing, and what are note investors anyway? More importantly, what's in it for you? In this episode, join Chris Seveney and Jamie Bateman as they take a deep dive into note investing by breaking down five key decisions new note investors must keep in mind. They answer some of the common questions from those who are just starting in the industry and provide clear-cut lines on the areas many often get confused with. Join this conversation as Chris and Jamie help you cut your learning curve so you can take the leap into note investing.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here’s How »Join the Good Deeds Note Investing movement today:GoodDeedsNoteInvesting.comChris Seveney FacebookChris Seveney TwitterChris Seveney Instagram7EInvestments.com7E Investments Facebook7E Investments YouTube7E Investments Google+

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Nissan Motor Co. said Tuesday it will release an all-new model of its subcompact car Note in Japan on Dec. 23, hoping to increase domestic sales by enhancing the appeal of its mainstay car.

Note investing is something that just doesn’t happen overnight. Unless you’re just one heck of a lucky person, you are bound to make mistakes, especially if you’re just starting. Today, Chris Severney discusses the five most common mistakes that new note investors, and even some experienced ones, make. Learning from best practices makes note investing easier to do with less stumbling. Listen in and learn how you can avoid these pitfalls in your own note investing endeavors.

What if you ignored conventional approaches? “To make a quantum leap, you’ve got to break out of the rut where you’ve been running. Second-guess your routine. Overcome the addiction to your old methodologies. Set a new pattern.”   Book: You 2: A High-Velocity Formula for Multiplying Your Personal Effectiveness in Quantum Leaps.   Connect with me: SincerelyTam.com Twitter | @iamSincerelyTam Instagram | @iamSincerelyTam SincerelyHER.com Twitter | @xoSincerelyHER Instagram | @xoSincerelyHER Facebook | @xoSincerelyHER   Leave some feedback: Are my bite-sized notes helping you find clarity, get sh*t done, and win? If so, please subscribe and leave a review, and a 5-star rating.

Samsung annocunes new Note phones, a foldable tablet, ear buds and more. Anthony Levandowski sentenced to prison time for stealing trade secrets from Google and Disney sends Mulan to Disney +. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/dth.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Just with any other business, proper preparation for your new real estate investing venture will give you numerous advantages and preempt some of the problems that may arise in the future. What are the things you need to do when starting out as a new note investor? Today, Scott Carson takes his expertise in note investing to share eleven critical items that new note investors (and real estate investors, in general) need to put in place when they start investing. Listen as Scott explains why you need to cross off each of these items in the checklist if you are to succeed as a note investor. Sit down, get your pen and paper, and join in.

Just with any other business, proper preparation for your new real estate investing venture will give you numerous advantages and preempt some of the problems that may arise in the future. What are the things you need to do when starting out as a new note investor? Today, Scott Carson takes his expertise in note […]

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In the note business, there are two types of note investors: the newbie and the experienced who is trying to get into the note business. When comparing who will succeed more, the usual guess leans on the latter. However, that is not always the case. Scott Carson discusses the outlook and questions from two different note investors and which one he believes will be successful in the long run and why. Offering pointers that will lead you towards the successful path, he breaks down some marketing techniques and approaches to find deals that you need to implement now more than ever. He also shares some great advice that will motivate you to keep going in this industry in the long-run. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here's How » Join the Note Closers Show community today: WeCloseNotes.com The Note Closers Show Facebook The Note Closers Show Twitter Scott Carson LinkedIn The Note Closers Show YouTube The Note Closers Show Vimeo The Note Closers Show Instagram We Close Notes Pinterest

We detail the new Samsung Note 10 and why it’s more than just a Samsung flagship smartphone. Also news on the National Broadband Plan and fake reviews.

This week in Brooklyn, Samsung debuted a pair of new Note phones. Here are some of the features on the Note 10 and the Note 10 Plus.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Missed the big news on Samsung's new Note? Get it all plus computers, speakers, and the evolution of the bedside clock reviewed in just five minutes.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We pick apart Samsung's Galaxy Note 10 announcement; the good, the bad and the interesting.Starring Tom Merritt, Sarah Lane, Scott Johnson, Roger Chang  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/dtns.

Notes in real estate have become very lucrative these days and some entrepreneurs are making their mark with it. Scott Carson interviews Phil and Melanie Jacob about their note business and what advice they would give to new note investors. Phil and Melanie are the owners of the Phil Jacob and Associates, LLC. They talk about how they started their note business, what services they offer to clients, and what their long-term goals are. Non-performing notes are their bread and butter, but they also cater to performing ones. As they discuss the surprises and the challenges they encountered along the way, they also share their process for getting done as well as organizing and creating content. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Note Closers Show community today: WeCloseNotes.com The Note Closers Show Facebook The Note Closers Show Twitter Scott Carson LinkedIn The Note Closers Show YouTube The Note Closers Show Vimeo The Note Closers Show Instagram We Close Notes Pinterest

The Arthur Haynes Show Original Broadcast Date: 1962.10.22 Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

The Arthur Haynes Show Original Broadcast Date: 1962.10.29 Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

The Arthur Haynes Show Original Broadcast Date: 1962.11.26 Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

The Arthur Haynes Show Original Broadcast Date: 1962.11.19 Almost a forgotten figure in British comedy, Arthur Haynes (born in London in May 1914) was ITV's biggest star of the late 1950s through to the mid-1960s; indeed, he was the first star to be produced by the new independent channel. As with many artists of the post-war generation, Haynes gained a foothold in variety through the armed forces entertainment units during World War Two. While serving in the Royal Engineers, he was recruited for the concert party troupe Stars in Battledress. It was here that he met the already established entertainer Charlie Chester. Following the war, Haynes remained with Chester, appearing in the BBC radio show Stand Easy (1946-49), but he harboured ambitions for solo success and eventually went his own way. The separation, however, did not prevent Haynes appearing in The Charlie Chester Show on both television (BBC, tx. 12/1/1949) and radio (4/1/1955) . Haynes struggled for a number of years trying to perfect his stage act, until a major television break finally came his way with the George and Alfred Black variety show for ITV, Strike a New Note (1956). Haynes began as just one among many on the bill, but such was his success with viewers, particularly with his character Oscar Pennyfeather, that he was soon headlining the show, now renamed Get Happy. The Arthur Haynes Show (ITV, 1957-66) followed, a mixture of comedy sketches (largely scripted by Johnny Speight, who had first worked with Haynes on Get Happy) and musical interludes with guest artistes. Haynes was noted for the unusual aggressiveness and belligerence of his comic characters, and for the emphasis on the class war in his sketches (Speight's influence was at its strongest here). These qualities were seen at their best in his most popular character, a bemedalled tramp, forever railing against society - particularly upper-class society - invariably in the form of his near-constant foil, Nicholas Parsons (another survivor from the Get Happy days). Running to fifteen series, the shows were enormously successful, making Haynes one of the highest paid artists in variety, and winning him the Variety Club Award as ITV Personality of 1961. The same year he appeared on The Royal Variety Performance, (ITV, tx. 12/11/1961). The Arthur Haynes Show was also adapted for radio by Johnny Speight (BBC, 1962-65). Haynes had a small role in the Rock Hudson/Gina Lollobrigida comedy Strange Bedfellows (US, 1965; filmed in London), and a larger one as an argumentative (what else?) patient in the comedy Doctor in Clover (d. Ralph Thomas, 1966). Haynes had recently returned from America, where he had appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show, and was set to commence shooting on his sixteenth ITV television series, when he was struck down at the age of 52 by a heart attack. He died on 19 November 1966.

Conversation with Erica Crenshaw on her experiences as an entreprenur and lessons learned and Next New Notes. The final cut of this Podcast is the result of a 3hr 40min interivew. The New Note…. This is where we talk with transformative Next Generation, Mid-Career, Bridge, Encore and Emeritus Entrepreneurs. The New Note is a product of the Institute for Local Innovations (ILI) based in New Orleans. Please Visit the Institute on the web at ILI360.ORG and consider becoming a Patron (www.partreon.com/ILI). Your support will go to the production of the Podcast.

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Conversation with Bola Abisogun on his experiences as an entreprenur and lessons learned and Next New Notes. This Public ITunes version Final Cut is the result of a 5hr in person interivew. The New Note…. This is where we talk with transformative Next Generation, Mid-Career, Bridge, Encore and Emeritus Entrepreneurs. The New Note is a product of the Institute for Local Innovations (ILI) based in New Orleans. Please Visit the Institute on the web at ILI360.ORG and consider becoming a Patron. Your support will go to the production of the Podcast.

Our Interivew with Kelly Burton on her journey that has on the path of an entrepreneur. This Public ITunes version Final Cut is the result of a 2hr interivew. The New Note…. This is where we talk with transformative Next Generation, Mid-Career, Bridge, Encore and Emeritus Entrepreneurs. The New Note is a product of the Institute for Local Innovations (ILI) based in New Orleans. Please Visit the Institute on the web at ILI360.ORG and consider becoming a Patron. Your support will go to the production of the Podcast.

Welcome to Episode Number 40! Today on the podcast, I will talk about one of my favorite apps. But first, here is a little tech news for you. News. https://www.cnet.com/news/microsofts-satya-nadella-thinks-ai-can-improve-tech-for-the-disability-community/ Microsoft's Nadella thinks AI can improve tech for people with disabilities The tech giant Microsoft announced on May 7, 2018 that they have launched a $25 million, five-year program to encourage software and device developers to design products using artificial intelligence are aimed at the disabled community. AI or artificial intelligence could enable apps that describe what people see, better text-to-speech technology and predictive text so people don't have to type as much. This is fantastic news for the tech community and the special needs/disability community. The Microsoft app for iPhones called Seeing AI is an awesome app that narrates the view for people who are blind or have vision disorders. It can read text and handwritten notes. It can describe an object or a scene. App Bear - iPad, iPhone and Mac Bear is a new note taking and writing app. It includes a focus mode and also allows you to use a variety of fonts. Advanced markup options and full in-line image support sets this apps apart from other apps. You can also add files, links and written notes within you Bear note. You can view word count while type in the app. The app allows you to share you Note as a PDF or Word doc. The app has some accessibility features such as a high contrast mode and the Open Dyslexic font. The app also allows text to speech. Tech Tip How to Store All Your Photos and Videos in the Cloud Uploading photos to the cloud has a couple of advantages over storing them on your device: You can easily share the albums with others. You can access the photos and videos at any time and on other devices as long as you have an Internet connection. You have a backup of all your photos in case something happens to the copy on your device. Apple has iCloud Photo Library. I use iCloud to store my photos and also to sync them on my various devices. I have purchased some extra iCloud storage so I have plenty of room for all my photos and videos. The photos and videos are uploaded automatically to iCloud once the feature is enabled. For non-Apple users and Apple users, there are quite a few other options. The most popular choices here are Google Photos, Dropbox, OneDrive or Flickr. I upload all my photos to Dropbox in addition to iCloud. Dropbox can also be configured to automatically backup your photos from your phone. https://www.online-tech-tips.com/computer-tips/how-to-store-all-your-photos-in-the-cloud/ Thanks for listening to Your App Lady today! Share the podcast with your friends, they’ll thank you for it! Get our newsletter and stay up to date by clicking here. Follow me Twitter: @yourapplady Instagram: @yourapplady Facebook: @yourapplady LinkedIn: @BetsyFurler Website: www.yourapplady.com  Voice over work by John Swasey - VO Producer -281-794-6551 johnswasey@sbcglobal.net  Betsy can guide you through designing (or redesigning) your app or websites. Contact her at betsy@yourapplady.com or 713-542-8118 to get details about working with her.

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Stephen is in Berlin for IFA the European Consumer Electronics show where Samsung is set to announce its smart watch, the Note III and more, plus what do others have for us. Apple confirms its September 10 event, Microsoft buys Nokia, Tablet sales surging, LG's Curved OLED priced and Stephen reviews the Bose QC20 and Enki iPhone lenses

Stephen is in Berlin for IFA the European Consumer Electronics show where Samsung is set to announce its smart watch, the Note III and more, plus what do others have for us. Apple confirms its September 10 event, Microsoft buys Nokia, Tablet sales surging, LG's Curved OLED priced and Stephen reviews the Bose QC20 and Enki iPhone lenses

This week we continue with Evernote Simplified, Part 2, and Vanessa shares some awesome time saving productivity tips! So many people tell me that they love Evernote, but sometimes don't "get" exactly how to use it. Sure, there's lots of "technical" references out there about Evernote, but what their really looking for is Evernote simplified! So let's get started! Read more... Dan's Topic: Evernote Simplified (Part 2) Yep but before I start I just wanted to remind you that although we don’t try to push you to buy more stuff, if you do use Amazon.com like we do, you can helps support a charity that we support, Charitywater.org, simply by using our link. Anything the show earns through that link or from our resources page goes to support CharityWater. You can learn more about them at CharityWater.org Alright so in Episode 017 I covered all the basics of how to get information into Evernote and how to retrieve and use it. So…the the "ins and outs" if you will. Well today I want to take you on a little audio windshield  tour of the Evernote interface for the desktop version of Evernote. I'm on a Mac so if you're on a PC the appearance may vary a bit, but the functionalities are generally the same. Now, as much as I LOVE Evernote, the interface isn't gonna win any beauty contests…but it does have a great personality!  And that's what counts, right? But the recent update of Evernote does let you adjust Evernote to fit YOU! So in Evernote 5 you can design the layout that works for you. A Dashboard Tour: The desktop interface of Evernote beginning in the top Menu Bar. In the menu bar from left to right you have the Forward/Back buttons, a menu with your account information, the circular arrows are the manual sync and sync indicator, then we have the little satellite dish looking thing thats for notifications and recent changes. In about the center of the top menu we have the New Note selection drop down for adding new notes, then finally, the ever powerful search bar. Left Panel. Moving on the left side we have what Evernote calls the left panel. Top to bottom in the left panel we have Shortcuts, Recent Notes, the Notes view option, the Notebooks view option, the Tags view option, the Atlas view option and the Trunk option. Shortcuts. Lets you store shortcuts that you can set yourself. This is great for notes you access on a regular basis. Recent Notes area. This area holds links to your 5 most recent notes for easy, but temporary access. Notes area. The area you'll probably work in the most. You have some options on how you view your notes. You can choose between 4 different views: Card Expanded card Snippet and List view My personal favorites are the Card view and the the Snippet View. In all views you have additional sorting options in the center panel called the Notebooks area. Lists your Notebooks and Notebook stacks. You can stack Notebooks by similar subjects to make your Notebooks easier to find, and just plain old more simple visually on your desktop and in mobile versions. To stack, just click and drag Notebooks over other Notebooks. To make life easier, you may need to retitle your Parent Notebook to make sense Child Notebooks stacked under them. You have 4 view options for Notebooks. you can sort by: Owner Name of the Notebook Count (number of notes within the notebook) Last Updated Tags view. Tags can be sorted by: Name and... Note count Atlas view. You can see where your notes were made. You see click and zoom on these cards and view exactly where your notes were made. Evernote Trunk. In the Evernote Trunk you can find: Lots of other Evernote products Compatible apps and hardware T Evernote Blog How-tos Lots of other stuff! So, now you have a quick layout of the desktop and know that you can change HOW you see your info just by ...