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#108:  Health & Nutrition - What’s the BIG Deal?! On this week’s show Gary chats with Certified Health & Nutrition coach Maxine Choy! This show is about wealth, health and everything in between! People are willing to spend thousands on upkeep and maintenance for their cars or homes, but for their most precious possession, their bodies, it’s either DIY or nothing at all. Some wait until they have health challenges to even consider wellness caching. Nutritional coaching can save time and money, and help you plan to feed your body with superior nutrition, giving you a higher quality of life. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: What are the benefits of nutritional coaching? What’s a juice cleanse and what can it do for your body Detoxing The role of essential oils Fasting and intermittent fasting, and do they help The difference between being a vegetarian and a vegan Why diets DON’T work The 10-10-10 routine Why Maxine focussed on longevity at a young age Why prevention is better then intervention Why she’s fearless and left a 9-5 for entrepreneurship It’s not that people CAN’T or don’t want to change, they are victims of conditioning Why do most people fail at wellness changes The role of MINDSET The challenges: reward, punishment, emotional attachment to food, boredom, depression… How you can monitor/journal what you eat and how you feel Why nutrition has to be highly personalized Why planning meals leads to success Why it’s a process and not an overnight change And MORE! Maxine’s Bio Maxine is a Certified Health & Nutrition Coach working with women to assist them in achieving attainable health and fitness goals by practicing mindfulness, consistency and accountability. She is also a Yoga and Pilates teacher, providing online classes, either in groups or one-on-one. She believes that maintaining a balanced life is more important for your personal health and well-being, especially in the fast-paced, modern world we are living in. She works directly with her clients to guide them through simple technique to help them sustain a balanced diet, alongside personal fitness, with a goal to improve and stabilize their overall health and well-being. Being in the Health and Wellness industry since 2014, she has witnessed the need for women to get out of their own way and start setting real intentions, making serious commitments and putting direct action in place in order for them to see any results. She is a proud mother to her teenage daughter, an avid writer and loves photography. She is also a published Author who recently launched her 12 Week Gratitude Journal and is part of the series of 365 Empowering Stories Book, released in September 2019 and is available on Amazon. She has hosted Wellness Retreats for women, participated in workshops, forums and entrepreneur empowerment meet-ups sharing her passion about wellness and the importance of self-care. She believes that when you live a balanced life, you can easily offset any negative events or emotions with positive ones. She believes we all have the power to make better choices, it's what our minds tell us that stops us. Website/contact info for guest Web: www.livewellwithmaxine.com Facebook @livewellwithmaxine Email: maxine@livewellwithmaxine.com Instagram: @livewellwithmaxine Please a leave a review, as it helps Gary understand if he’s bringing on the right guests that you want to hear from! Interested in learning more about Real Estate Investing? Visit https://www.smarthomechoice.ca To learn more about Gary’s mentorship program, visit https://garyhibbert.ca  Tags: #health, #wellness, #weight, #noscale, #wellness, #nutrition, #wellbeing, #fitness, #healthyeating, #diet, #gratitude, #mindset, #detox

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Guest host Mr. T is joined by Sam to discuss the Dolphins fantasy disaster and the Giants backfield before creating a few new board bets on the fly.Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

In their most explosive podcast yet, Brian and Sam become unhinged as they try to find something interesting to talk about other than Mike Vick. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

Brian and Sam embark on a mysterious journey of self-discovery as they provide fantasy analysis of all the weekend's games. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

In this week's episode, Mr. T joins Brian to discuss a few of his start 'em calls from last week, whether Philip Rivers is the best QB in fantasy, the future of Matthew Stafford and the impact of Randy Moss on the Tennessee Titans. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

Sam steps in as a guest host and welcomes Mr. T back to the podcast as the guys discuss Jon Kitna's impact on Dallas' offense, the Lions with Matt Stafford back, and an update on their Board Bets. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

Brian welcomes special guest Mr. T to discuss the Colts' injury situation, what to do with Vincent Jackson and Sidney Rice, whether Hines Ward is a true WR1, and more. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

The boys talk about the impending returns of Vincent Jackson and Logan Mankins and share some thoughts about how some of the new faces in new places - including Marshawn Lynch, Deion Branch/Brandon Tate, Randy Moss, Santonio Holmes and Ben Roethlisberger - will perform with their respective teams this weekend.Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

The boys tackle the big fantasy news items of the day: the Patriots trading Randy Moss to the Vikings*, the Bills shipping Marshawn Lynch to Seattle, and whether it will be Michael Vick or Kevin Kolb taking snaps for the Eagles down the stretch. Sam wonders if he traded himself out of a championship by giving up the farm for Andre Johnson, a player he denounced on the podcast only a few weeks ago, and suggests that he might be better off with a co-owner.Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer.

This week, the boys talk about the Bills' dumping of Trent Edwards, the end of a storied career in San Francisco, a possible trade between Sam and Mr. T and finish things off by offering a few predictions about Week 4. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer

Brian and Sam talk about Michael Vick getting the starting nod in Philadelphia, Sam's desire to blow up a 2-0 team, players with injury concerns, possible breakout rookie WRs, and finish up with a little game of buy or sell. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer

The boys can barely contain their excitement as they recap their Week 1 match-up, discuss the QB controversy in Philadelphia with Mike Vick and Kevin Kolb, play a little game of buy or sell and take a quick look at the waiver wire. Sam also sheds some light on the Giants’ WR hierarchy.Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer

Stuck in fantasy limbo in between the RexQB league draft and the start of the season, Torry Hallelujah and Marble Ryan bide their time by revealing their true identities, bragging about their rosters, discussing the fantasy implications of T.J. Houshmandzadeh’s release and trading a few barbs ahead of the boys’ big fantasy showdown in Week 1.Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer

Torry Hallelujah and Marble Ryan wrap up their draft preview with a look at RBs and TEs. Marble Ryan discusses his skepticism around this year’s crop of rookie rushers and also reveals his ability to multitask while recording the podcastSubscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer

Torry Hallelujah and Marble Ryan return for another season of the RexQB podcast. In the first part of their draft preview, recorded in a 300-year-old house on the coast of Rhode Island, the boys take a look at the QBs and WRs who will determine the fates of fantasy teams across the nation.Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, or download it directly to your computer

Jordan and special guest Alec discuss The NFL Draft.Jordan and Tyler will be back next week to complete his portion of the draft show!Download Here! or itunes here

This is the twentieth episode of the podcast Strange Fairy Tales.The cast of characters includes:Fred the Fairy Godmother!The rest of the Strange Fairy Tales Staff!The Oracle of Delphi!The BUMBLEBEE TRIO!Oomoos, Narslogs, and the bleh-bleh-bleh! OH MY!And MORE!!!! To listen to the podcast, click the play button below, or click this link. It may take a while to load either way. To subscribe to the podcast, open iTunes, go to Advanced, Subscribe to Podcast and paste in the following URL: http://feeds.feedburner.com/StrangeFairyTalesAlso, the podcast is on iTunes, so just search for Strange Fairy Tales, and you should find it!If you want to make your own podcast, I advise this site here. It is very helpful, and contains video tutorials on how to go about making your podcast. The only downside is that it was made in 2005, and there are some small changes to the websites listed.

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Intro to Landscape StudiesThe modern age of landscape is an age where social interactions, markets, and developments are routinely channeled by institutions invisible to the ordinary individual. State infrastructure and capital have made immense and irreversible the effects of building, in the form of corridors, monuments and waste, channeling everyday paths and interactions in new space. In the era of modern building, the secrets of landscape are constantly hidden in plain sight. To learn to see the landscape, western writers first had to learn to describe it. Unlike studies of rhetoric, which stretch back through the classical tradition, structural studies of the phenomenology, politics, and psychology of landscape only matured in the nineteenth century, in the era when state intervention began to physically reshape the shape of trade, agriculture, and the city at an unprecedented scale. Psychologists like Georg Simmel and cultural critics like Walter Benjamin imported the science of rhetoric and the close attention to perception, analyzing the everyday spaces around them, and so developed a new science of landscape. This tradition ultimately informed diverse disciplines that took up landscape in the 1940s through 70s, including historical geography, military intelligence, American Studies, environmental psychology, and urban planning. This short film introduces two experiments in the culture of academic publication, both of which deploy digital technologies like screencasting and wikis to help informally share work pursued by landscape scholars in different fields. The Landscape Studies Podcast shares talks given at academic conferences, while the Landsploitation Podcast shares experimental work in photography and film. 11:01

No, the video itself isn't twisted - its just the introduction played before each of the Twisted series of sermons.

"It has come time to talk about the very small and the very large; streetscape, townscape, highways, continents and oceans. It is time to talk about vision." "Cosmology" explores the relationships between the traveler and social gravitation, handling the connections between vision and movement in ordinary journeys. It is presented as the first episode of the LANDSPLOITATION podcast of experimental short films about landscape.

Persons on FootIndiana sociologist Laurel Cornell asks, why are American highways designed without regard to the concerns of the person on foot? She examines the point of view of the twentieth-century civil engineer and concludes that engineers' training taught them not to see the people on the roadside. cc Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United Statesduration: 17:57

This is the seventeenth episode of the podcast Strange Fairy Tales. The cast of characters includes:A norseman named Omar! A talking donkey named Eddie! Ferrara the ferocious, flying, firebreathing, and female dragon! Shriek! And MORE!To listen to the podcast, click the play button below, or click this link. It may take a while to load either way. To subscribe to the podcast, open iTunes, go to Advanced, Subscribe to Podcast and paste in the following URL: http://feeds.feedburner.com/StrangeFairyTalesAlso, the podcast is on iTunes, so just search for Strange Fairy Tales, and you should find it!If you want to make your own podcast, I advise this site here. It is very helpful, and contains video tutorials on how to go about making your podcast. The only downside is that it was made in 2005, and there are some small changes to the websites listed.

A classic early short.DELIGHT Based on a story from the book CARTOONIST VOL.2: NOW WITH MORE BAKERS available in comic stores now and in THE KYLE BAKER GIFT SHOP" at http://www.kylebaker.com/www/kbgiftshop/cartoonist2.htm.

Folks, we have a real treat today for all none of you devoted blog readers: a Guest Poster, Karen (who shall be referred to by her StopMe handle, Kookie-Dough). Aside from being a devoted StopMe fan, she is also my pregnant sister, and despite her resistance is sure to get up off her fat ass and step across the room any minute now.Well, I have to say, when "Vanilla" asked me to choose an ice cream flavor just moments ago, I was actually picturing a Jetson-like apparatus that would make the tasty treat materialize in front of my "fat ass". But, alas, I am now known as "Kookie-Dough," which doesn't do a whole lot for to help with the fat ass, bloated feelings I've been having lately. I must say, I'm totally fascinated by bikinis and especially by people who tell jokes while wearing them. I mean, is it me or is it hard not to look at the bikini-wearers' breasts? What's interesting is that when we're dressing at home and we have just our underwear and bra on, we (and maybe I should be using "I-statements" here...) feel the need to cover ourselves with clothes--a shirt, maybe some pants, what have you. But with a bikini, all bets are off. You put on essentially the same articles of clothing (often with less coverage--have you ever seen maternity underwear?!) and yet it's perfectly acceptable to leave the house, see a parade, tell a joke... food for thought, eh? Speaking of food, how about that ice cream?World's Shortest JokeBald JokeScrew Joke

The funnest part of StopMe is the variety of folks we stop. To quote a great man, "Humor is universal, blah blah blah." The fact is, I'm a guy who still won't answer his own phone, so severe is my aversion toward human interaction. And yet, I get a huge kick out of spending the day soliciting jokes from all kinds of strangers: freaks, wall streeters, skaters, trannies and truckers. There's a joker in every group (even chess players!), and it turns out pin-up girls travel with a pair! That's right, pin-up girls aren't just for posters anymore. Since the 1940s, pin-up girls have developed that all-important third dimension, plus a nifty sense of humor. The three we ran into at the parade were attracting a whole lot of attention (as you can see at the beginning of Retarded Boy Joke) but they were nice enough to tell us a few jokes and educate us on the finer points of authentic pin-up living. Did you know pin-up girls don't have pin-up guy boyfriends (they have greaser boyfriends), but do have Betty Crocker flavored toothpaste?Retarded Boy JokeDry.....Martini Joke

Ok, we admit it— sometimes that wacky, goofy, frivolous, jokey spontaneity you've come to love about StopMe is just a little staged. For instance, this woman told us this cop-bashing joke at first not knowing she was standing behind several cops, but since they weren't in the shot in the original take she. When we mentioned the gaggle of nearby cops, though, she didn't bat and eye and agreed to tell it again standing even closer to one of her targets. The brave girl even had the cinematic instinct to duck away after the punch line for the full effect. Nice touch.

We've been told pirate jokes before but this pirate girl took it fAAAARRRRRRRRRRRther than anybody! We're going to have to make a pirate joke button on the main site, but Chocolat's so lame it'll probably never happen. In the mean time, pirate joke fans, just book mAAARRRRRRRk this page.

Sometimes it's hard to believe they didn't see us coming miles away. This guy was hanging with his biking friends, who you'll see at the end of the video, but rattles off this very complicated joke as if he were backstage at a dirty joke festival. We all know someone who can do this. He's the guy at the party who you plan to can't stand but end up chuckling at his antics. Or, hey, maybe that guy is you. If so, congratulations, as I planned to can't stand you and you won me over. I mean, I don't want to get stuck in an elevator with you or even, really, sit next to you at the dinner party. But from a distance, across a room, I'll laugh at your Timbuktu Joke and probably stumble all over myself trying to tell it to some other introvert the next day.

Oh man, we really screwed up. In this age of Google searches, short attention spans and just way too many choices on the web, anybody with less than 7 drinks in his system is gonna keep the name of his site short, simple and to the point. Our approach? Let's think of a really long name where thewordsallruntogether and no one will remember it because there's a thousand ways to get it wrong ("what was it again, Stop Me If You Heard That One...Before?"). And hey, let's NOT put the word "joke" in the title so people won't know what the site is about until they actually GO THERE! What an intriguing MYSTERY we've created, enticing more and more people who google "jokes" to wonder what sites they're missing that aren't coming up because the word joke isn't in the title! Sure there're nice things about the name. It's something my grandfather used to say before launching into some joke I didn't get even after hearing it about a hundred times, since he never did stop ("Two guys walking down the street. One says to the other, 'You know what time it is?' His friend shows him his watch and says 'There it is." The other guy says, "Damned if it ain't!"). And it's the name, kind of, of an old radio show where people send in jokes and win prizes if the show's panelists don't know it. That's charming! That's quaint! But quaint never got anyone anywhere on the web, and quaint is about all we've managed to be with "Stop Me If You Heard This." Dare we change it? We own the url, TheJokeQuest.com, a much more accurate, catchy, if less quaint, name. What say? Send us your votes, suggestions, thoughts and undecipherable jokes your grandfather used to tell. We'll stay up late pouring over all the emails and letters-- Chinese food containers, the whole bit-- until at some ungodly morning hour we'll look each other knowingly and remove our glasses, rub our eyes (well, Mocha will take out his contacts anyway). We'll all start laughing because there on the table, as clear as the sky, will be the name so perfect we can only remove our glasses, rub our eyes and laugh. All over again. In the mean time, in honor of our very long name, let us leave you with The World's Shortest Joke. (Warning: It's as bad as our name.)

Children in life-threatening danger are always funny.TRUST Based on a story from the book CARTOONIST VOL.2 available in comic stores now and in THE KYLE BAKER GIFT SHOP at http://www.kylebaker.com/www/kbgiftshop/cartoonist2.htm.

Short and sweet.THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG Based on a story from the book CARTOONIST VOL.1 available in comic stores now and in THE KYLE BAKER GIFT SHOP at http://www.kylebaker.com/www/kbgiftshop/cartoonist1.htm.

In the last post I touched on what one stands to learn about oneself in the process of listening to a joke. Then there's what you learn about your friends. Let me introduce you to my good friend Mocha, whom I have known since we fronted a band way back in college called "But The Windows Are Closed." He's the guy holding the door open for you, giving you his seat on the subway and asking if your parents are busy tonight because maybe they'd want to join us. Watch him in "Bumbling Mocha Medley" and you'll know exactly what I mean. Then listen to him cackle with delight when the Pussy Pie teller drops the crudest of punchlines and you'll wonder, as I do, Who the hell is this guy?

What's up with the blind animal jokes at the Mermaid Parade? It's funny because Mocha and I have been telling everyone we heard this one joke-set (as we joke-ologists say) "like 5 or 6 times" at the Parade. Then we were coincidently watching Last Comic Standing at the same time (with different wives, however) and the same blind fish joke popped up on the screen before it cut to a commercial (holy shit!), after which the Mermaid number became—I noticed— "6 or 7 times." Well, ol' Vanilla here went back into the footage to craft together a little medley, so inspired was he, but lo and behold we're a pack of liars. There's, uh, not so many, even if you include Mocha telling the fish joke with the pen in his mouth. I know he's reading this (if he even reads this damn thing; please tell me you read this thing dude-- at least you!!), I know he's going "I really thought there was another one... wait, wasn't there another guy—" No, dude— no guy. No woman. Not even a stray Mermaid or a Gorilla or a Pirate telling this joke other than what you're about to see. If I'm wrong, I promise to act out the joke in my underwear in Coney Island next week. Like anyone'd notice.

Classic animated episode of The Bakers, NOW REFORMATTED FOR VIDEO IPOD. TASTE. Drama at the dinner table! Based on a story from the new full color deluxe hardcover book THE BAKERS: "DO THESE TOYS BELONG SOMEWHERE?" available in comic stores now and in THE KYLE BAKER GIFT SHOP

Chocolat recently stood up at one of those work retreats where you get to learn the dreary life stories of your colleagues and explained he runs a joke site with two college friends. "Just don't ask me to tell you a joke," he said, "I either can't remember or I just don't understand them."He's absolutely right— the hardest thing about telling people you run a joke site is that everyone assumes you've got some great jokes ready to go. The pressure is enormous, and it's clear why so many have died in this line of work.But the truth is there's around two jokes in every expedition I laugh at (without faking) and one of those I remember for about a week, telling everyone who'll listen. Since my circle of friends and family is small enough to fit in a bathtub (stacked, standing, cut up into body-parts, any which way you'd like to fit my circle of friends and family in your bathtub) certain members of this troupe, such as my wife, will hear me tell this joke three or four times to outsiders who somehow stray my way before scurrying away in search of people with not so much body odor. When I think about the jokes I like best, most of them are either misogynistic, crass or just plain sick and wrong. I'd like to say this little reflection exercise taught me something about myself, but really it just confirmed some ugly truths I live with every minute of every day. Anyway, here's the Mermaid joke I'm ashamed to love. Hope you hate yourself for laughing at it as much as I do.

Lillian keeps it clean. Part of our continuing archive upgrade. Now in Video Ipod format.The Bakers: DisciplineBased on a story from the new full color deluxe hardcover cartoon book THE BAKERS: "DO THESE TOYS BELONG SOMEWHERE?" available in comic book stores now and in THE KYLE BAKER GIFT SHOP" at http://www.kylebaker.com/www/kbgiftshop/giftshopHOME.html

Behold The Majesty! Experience The Wonder! Our Most Extravagant Animated Motion Picture Yet! SLEEPING BEAUTY Based on a story from the book CARTOONIST VOL.2 available in comic stores now and in THE KYLE BAKER GIFT SHOP at http://www.kylebaker.com/www/kbgiftshop/cartoonist2.htm.

Most teachers I've talked to want to use Microsoft Excel with their students but don't know where to begin. This episode guides you through a simple but interesting project with Excel which involves doing a real-time survey, entering that data into Excel, and very quickly and easily turning that data into a pictograph.Click here for large Google Flash VideoRight-Click to download Episode 10MPEG-4 Version (320 x 240, 18.5MB)Windows Media Version (640 x 480, 21.6MB)

In this episode, we look at how teaching the math concepts of area, perimeter, and/or scale drawing can be enhanced using a tool most of us have, Microsoft Word.Right-click here to download the MPEG-4 Video (24 MB)Click here to watch the Google Video full screen or click the play button below to watch now!

Some say that technology does not improve student learning, and have plenty of data to back it up. Others say the reason for that is that teachers aren't teaching differently with technology than they do in their classrooms. I say that if we want to improve learning with technology, we need to understand the learning process. Once we do, we'll be better able to apply those beliefs about how learning should happen to any technology that comes our way.In this episode, we'll look at 3 popular learning theories, and make connections to how technology can leverage the learning process. Google Video - larger versionMPEG-4 Version - 64Mb, 320x240 (Right-click and 'Save target as' to download)Windows Media Version - 83Mb, 640x480Show NotesConstructivism - 01:27Social Cognition - 04:39Brain-based Learning - 11:04Show LinksPodomaticAudacity Q-Matrix PresentationBig 6WebquestsClass BlogmeisterDoing CLCollaborative Learning StructuresSocial ConstructivismJigsaw Classroom Crash Course in Learning Theory Great Problem-Based Learning Article (3MB PDF) by Miguel GuhlinMath game website shown in the video - Count OnFreePlayMusic - Free music for school-based projects (don't upload to the Internet)Class BlogmeisterPod-o-matic - Free online podcasting tool Funderstanding - Brain-based Learning

Watch the video What does trolling achieve? Self-gratification is the only thing I can think of.

Watch the video Anger, anger everywhere, and not a drop to drink.

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Watch the video I've swung hi and low on the cure / notcure scale and on the who and/or what made my kid autistic scale. What I've come to realize that the only way to be at peace is to accept, which is not synonymous to giving up on someone.I'm using this as a preview before tomorrow's blogging about murder./hiatus complete

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BC on Autism Episode 10: If I were a cartoon Watch the video The idea of simple, pointless cartoons as stress release has been percolating in my mind for some time now. The punchline, if it can be called such, is blatantly stolen from some forgotten cartoon. Either that, or I've deluded myself into thinking I saw it somewhere before. Meh.

Bartholomew Cubbins on RNA Episode 8: Current Papers - RNA Binding Sites, P-Bodies, and Retrotransposons Watch the video (pop) A rough look at the following papers:Virus-like particles of the Ty3 retrotransposon assemble in association with P-body components.andIntronic Binding Sites for hnRNP A/B and hnRNP F/H Proteins Stimulate Pre-mRNA Splicing.Kudos to PLoS and the Open Access option that allows the public real-time access of this great science.

Bartholomew Cubbins on RNA Episode 7: What Not To Do During a Group Meeting (mov) Watch the video (pops) A great example of what not to do during your group meeting presentation.Here we have exhibit A, the last slide of graduate student Y's great data-heavy presentation. And then the fun started. Why, oh why, did he chose to do this. And more importantly, why didn't he run it by me before doing it? Oh, who am I kidding, I would have encouraged it. meh.For a small file, check out:http://blip.tv/file/12335or if you like google: