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Welcome to the October Edition of Beef Monthly. I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager, Professor and Beef Extension Specialist in the Department of Animal Science at Purdue University. In the AskDrRon segment, we will be addressing a common problem this time of the year, dangers associated with prussic acid. A longer discussion of Prussic acid challenges: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh32I... In the Production and Management segment, we will be talking about considerations for fall forages and management of both spring calving and fall calving herds. This month we have the first in a series of videos about working safely around the cattle chute. Upcoming events include Dr. Nick Monton filling us in on information concerning the IBEP Summer Test sale and Matt Claeys reminds us that Hoosier Beef Congress is right around the corner. If you enjoyed Beef Monthly, please do us a favor and tell your friends, give us a thumbs up below, and hit the subscribe button and the bell next to it for notification when it is posted. Beef Monthly is published on the third Friday of each month by noon. We look forward to seeing you again next month.

In the October Edition of Q&A With Courtney LIVE, Courtney and special guest IDA Judge Christina Belinksy answer your questions on topics including:Advice for tappers at competitionTips for young dancers wanting to pursue professional careersTime limits for solosScoring discrepancies between judges*Episode was recorded on Facebook Live on October 1st, 2020*CLICK HERE to send in your questions to be answered on a future Q&A with Courtney episode. You can request to stay anonymous or have Courtney give you a shout out live on the air!Check out some of the organizations and people we spoke about in the episode! Michelle Dorrance - www.dorrancedance.comPlaybill - www.playbill.com/jobsAnswers4Dancers - www.answers4dancers.comThis episode is sponsored by:Artists in Motion ApparelUpcycled, hand-screen printed studio to streetwear created by IDA Judge Christina Belinsky. Follow @artistsinmotionapparelNational YoungArts FoundationApplications are open for the 2021 National Arts Competition, available for artists ages 15-18 or in grades 10-12. Learn more at www.YoungArts.org and follow @youngartsFollow Us!Courtney Ortiz - @courtney.ortizImpact Dance Adjudicators - @impactdanceadjudicatorsChristina Belinksy - @christinabelinskyLeave us a review on Apple Podcasts! We would love to hear from you! Join our Newsletter for weekly episode releases straight to your inbox! For a list of affiliated dance competitions, visit our website www.impactdanceadjudicators.com

Summary:  In today’s episode, I share simple systems and activities you can implement in your classroom to continue strengthening your classroom community in a genuine way. These ideas go beyond the basic get-to-know-you and team-building activities and work to build sustainable ways to boost student engagement, motivation, and trust. If you are interested in more in-depth explanations of these strategies, additional ideas, and a set of templates to get you started right away, check out the October Edition of my Classroom Community Building Collection here. Key Points: Teacher systems to implement: Positive notes and calls home - create a system to jot down who you’ve contacted and a quick jot about the topic can help you see patterns. Who have you been noticing often, who have you been missing and do you need to be more intentional about focusing on the positive for, and what patterns do you notice in things your students are doing well? Patterns of motivation - particularly for students who need a boost in motivation or encouragement, pay attention to what motivates them. When are they the most engaged? Did a particular topic or activity type pep them up? Is it a pattern of more participation early in the morning or later in the day? How can you use these observations to boost their motivation at other times or during other activities? Weekly newsletters with student shout outs - similar to the positive notes and calls home, but this goes beyond just the student and their family. They get recognition from the whole class community, building their sense of pride and helping kids and families see that you value each of your students and their efforts. Classmate Encouragement Challenge - At the start of the week, give each student a post-it or notecard with a classmate’s name on it. Throughout the week, challenge them to observe that classmate for challenges in their learning. When they see their classmate needs encouragement on something, they jot down what they observed, a tip for growth, and a positive note or affirmation. On-the-fly stories...getting to know one another beyond the basics - Let your students see you as a real human being, beyond Mr. or Miss so-and-so! Share little life tidbits, memories of trips you’ve been on or experiences you had in school, family traditions, etc. Likewise, allow small, regular bits of time for students to share bits of their life, and connect with you and one another. Show them you value them as more than just a student, and help everyone really get to know one another. Links and resources: Join our conversations in the Apple Blossom Teachers Facebook group Follow me on Instagram: @appleblossomteachers For more about me and what I do, check out my website. Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss an episode! And, if you’re enjoying the show, please leave me a rating and a review. Thanks!

SHOW NOTES Welcome to the October Edition of Beef Monthly. I’m Dr. Ron Lemenager, Professor and Beef Extension Specialist in the Department of Animal Science at Purdue University. In the AskDrRon segment, we will be addressing a common problem this time of the year, dangers associated with prussic acid. A longer discussion of Prussic acid challenges: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh32I... In the Production and Management segment, we will be talking about considerations for fall forages and management of both spring calving and fall calving herds. This month we have the first in a series of videos about working safely around the cattle chute. Upcoming events include Dr. Nick Monton filling us in on information concerning the IBEP Summer Test sale and Matt Claeys reminds us that Hoosier Beef Congress is right around the corner. If you enjoyed Beef Monthly, please do us a favor and tell your friends, give us a thumbs up below, and hit the subscribe button and the bell next to it for notification when it is posted. Beef Monthly is published on the third Friday of each month by noon. We look forward to seeing you again next month. Join IBCA https://www.indianabeef.org/indiana-b...

Host - Courtney Ortiz In the October Edition of Q&A With Courtney, Courtney (and a few special guests) answer your questions on topics including: Levels at competition How to stand out in the crowd The value (of lack of value) in dancers performing multiple solos   To send in your questions to be answered on a future Q&A podcast with Courtney, owner of IDA, visit www.impactdanceadjudicators.com/podcast to record a question! You can request to stay anonymous or have Courtney give you a shout out! Follow Courtney Ortiz at @courtney.ortiz, and Impact Dance Adjudicators at @impactdanceadjudicators on Instagram, and for a list of affiliated dance competitions, visit our website www.impactdanceadjudicators.com

It's time for the October Edition of the DVC Roundtable! This month we are excited to be joined by SuperLooper Tara Chandler!  Tara will be taking part in a live session of our question and a answer segment.  We will also feature some Disney Vacation Club news, and Brad Coates will be sharing His experinces at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge and Kidani Village for our DVC spotlight resort! Looking for Bob at Walt Disney World?:  “Please Stand Clear Of The Doors”! To help support the show, visit ResortLoop.com/support and THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!! Special Thank You to The Black Family  for the show open!!!! Thanks for downloading Episode 370 of ResortLoop.com! This episode of ResortLoop.com is brought to you by the Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company!  Use Code "looperoct" to get 20% off your Joffreys.com order! Be sure to book your next trip with PeopleMoverTravel.com!!!! Email or call in your own special open for the show! Voicemail: (414) WDW-LOOP

* October Edition of Raw Phonics Radio Guest Mix: CHRIS CROSS from New York, New York Christina Crossin, also known as Chris Cross, was moved by music at a very young age. She expressed her deep desire to create music through a wide variety of instruments very early on. With over sixteen years of training on the piano, cello and guitar, she has had great success translating her classical foundation into her unique current sound. Her style reflects the many diverse sounds that inspire her. From deep house grooves to hard hitting techno, Christina will take you on a journey through many different vibrations. After completing a Bachelors and Masters degree in Molecular Biology and Biomedical Science respectively, Christina's path has lead her back to music. Christina aims to disprove the first law of thermodynamics, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, by creating dynamic energy for her listeners using music as a beautiful medium. IG: @chriscrossnyc FB: Chris Cross

The October Edition of Sideshow Acts will feature several different styles on the program today. You'll hear instrumental bands, electronic bands and groups that utilize the power of the vocals. As always, you'll hear bands that use accordions, clarinets, tubas, pianos and more! Stay tuned! 00:00 - Sideshow Acts 00:34 - Haystack Monster - 11 Acorn Lane 03:13 - Spiraling Breeze - Gentle Mystics 09:28 - After You've Gone - Velvet Caravan 14:32 - Change Yourself - Erik & The Worldly Savages 17:42 - Sideshow Acts 18:25 - Baba Yaga - Walter Sickert & The Army Of Broken Toys 22:37 - Spring Heeled Jack - Lazarus and the Plane Crash 25:59 - Daisy and the Vagabond - Vagabond Swing 30:36 - Sex Music Pasta - Figli di Madre Ignota 34:46 - Sideshow Acts 35:24 - Cinnamon Girls In The Sun - [dunkelbunt] feat Boban I Marco 40:48 - Voodoo Rag (feat Rukie) - Äl Jawala 45:13 - Etrog Pomander - Tantz 48:36 - The Whispering Breeze (Spreads Vicious Rumors) - Orkestrar Zirkonium 53:21 - Deep Water - Gypsophilia 57:28 - Sideshow Acts 58:13 - Driving along with my Cow in my Volga - 3 Leg Torso 61:41 - Finish

October Edition of the Desert Vision. This edition covers stories on the Army and Navy teaming up for a boat security exercise and leadership playing a big part in keeping the best and brightest in the Army.

The October Edition of Sanctuary Radio presented by Presley and D'lear features live lounge recorded tracks from Post Descartes, Deadfilmstar and The Dark Retreat as well as new artist track from Vivien Glass. Also on the show tracks by Tenek and The Last Cry in support of the Sophie Lancaster Foundation. The show also features music from Arcade Fire (feat David Bowie) Gary Numan, Losers and VNV Nation.

Back in the Driving Seat Techno Notice brings you his October Edition !! Its been a while since i recorded a Techno Notice Mix, Last Night I was on one! I spent 3 hours Burning Music and then had a wicked mix with fresh material. I hope you enjoy my Pod Cast Catch me on www.passionfmlive.com every Saturday Night from Midnight till 2am Dates for Your Diary 20th October - Techno Notice and Friends at Bar Vinyl 27th October - Bec Bar Tooting 3rd November - Pure Old Skool!!!! at HMV Forum!!! 17th November - Techno Notice and Friends at Bar Vinyl 1st December - Promised Land @ HMV Forum 22nd December - Merry Tishmass @ Bar Vinyl for bookings or tickets please call 07541877528