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Prayer is a trade to be learned. We must be apprentices and serve our time at it. Painstaking care, much thought, practice and labor are required to be a skillfull tradesman in prayer. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1170/29

Painstaking analysis of algorithms designed to manage and obscure elections. In Skeptiko episode 646 Dr...

Jaylon Johnson breaks down fateful Hail Mary in painstaking detail & Tony Romo tries to put himself into a 'That's Montez' episode (Hour 4) full 2225 Mon, 28 Oct 2024 23:05:02 +0000 giOSSLQLkPTm5CV0NA6v5uYVG0mcYcsj sports Spiegel & Holmes Show sports Jaylon Johnson breaks down fateful Hail Mary in painstaking detail & Tony Romo tries to put himself into a 'That's Montez' episode (Hour 4) Matt Spiegel and Laurence Holmes bring you Chicago sports talk with great opinions, guests and fun. Join Spiegel and Holmes as they discuss the Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs and White Sox and delve into the biggest sports storylines of the day. Recurring guests include Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson, former Bears coach Dave Wannstedt, former Bears center Olin Kreutz, Cubs manager Craig Counsell, Cubs second baseman Nico Hoerner and MLB Network personality Jon Morosi. Catch the show live Monday through Friday (2 p.m. - 6 p.m. CT) on 670 The Score, the exclusive audio home of the Cubs and the Bulls, or on the Audacy app. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports

Like the British cycling world for a brief period earlier this month, episode 86 of the road.cc Podcast has gone Box Hill crazy. We sat down with Dom Jackson and Tobias Dahlhaus of the London-based team Foran Cycling – two of the figures behind arguably one of the most ambitious (and successful) Strava KOM/QOM attempts of all time – to find out how Dom, winner of the prestigious Rás Tailteann international stage race earlier this year, cracked the most attempted and arguably the most prestigious Strava KOM of them all, Box Hill. With meticulous planning, spreadsheets, a bunch of willing pals pulling turns on each bend or sweeping and marshalling corners, a curious pre-effort diet, and two immaculately shaved arms, Dom rode an outrageous time of 4:05, at an average speed of 33.7km/h – eight seconds quicker than pro cyclist Rory Townsend who had taken the KOM just days earlier. Will we see a sub-4 clocked soon on Box Hill's slopes? It's like the four-minute mile barrier all over again! We also squeezed some climbing tips out of Dom and Tobias, both highly accomplished bike racers, and got some further advice on locating and smashing some Strava KOMs for ourselves… when we've put some more training in.At the start of the episode, we also welcome tech writer Emily Tillett for our new regular opening section on the ‘week in cycling' with presenter Ryan Mallon, which this week focuses on the current trouble at Ineos and asks: Are bikes becoming better value again? Let us know what you think of our new sound at podcast@road.cc 

The deep very low frequency song of the blue whale is difficult for us to hear. Depending on what device you're listening on, it might be too low for your speakers. 我们人耳很难听到蓝鲸发出的低沉、低频的叫声。你在这段音频中能不能听到它们的叫声取决于你使用的音频播放设备，因为蓝鲸叫声的频率可能低于一些扬声器可播放的频率范围。 But it's the tell-tale loud pulsing call of the world's largest animal, and it's what scientists managed to capture with an underwater "sound trap" – a microphone and recording rig planted on the sea floor near the Seychelles for a whole year. 作为世界上最大的动物，蓝鲸发出的叫声颇具辨识度，响亮而富有节奏感。帮助科学家们记录到这种叫声的设备是一种水下 “声音陷阱”，它由一个麦克风和录音装置组成，被放置在塞舌尔附近水域的海床上一整年。Painstaking analysis of all those hours of sound revealed that blue whales spend months in the tropical waters around the tiny island nation. 科学家们对录制的大量音频进行了细致的分析，发现蓝鲸在小面积岛国塞舌尔周围的热带水域生活了几个月的时间。 The researchers have described this as a conservation win – evidence that the population has recovered decades after a ban on commercial whaling. 研究人员称蓝鲸的回归是一个动物保护的成功案例 —— 在禁止商业捕鲸几十年后，蓝鲸的数量已经恢复。 词汇表frequency 频率tell-tale 泄露秘密的，足以辨识的pulsing 脉冲的，节奏强烈的recording rig 录音装置painstaking 精心的，仔细的whaling 捕鲸（活动）

A former judge, Catherine Marchi-Uhel has spent a lifetime pursuing justice. Now, leading the quest for accountability for atrocities and war crimes committed in the Syrian civil war, she finds comfort in survivors' resilience and their determination to move on with their lives. “In Syria, I was really struck by this lack of revenge. I haven't seen many people wanting revenge. They want justice. And that's really a very powerful attitude.” Since 2016, the UN's IIIM (International, Impartial and Independent Mechanism) has been helping investigate and prosecute the most serious atrocities committed in Syria during the devastating conflict. In this episode, Catherine Marchi-Uhel, head of the IIIM, reflects on the painstaking job of documenting brutality, the importance of preserving evidence, and how she keeps faith in the face of humanity's darkest crimes.

Prayer is a trade to be learned. We must be apprentices and serve our time at it. Painstaking care, much thought, practice and labor are required to be a skillfull tradesman in prayer. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1170/29

We come right out with our lone email for the week with Travis who wants to know how we would spend the day with Werner Herzog. The tragic loss of a billionaire and some other peeps in the Titanic OceanGate sub is absolutely the fault of the OceanGate CEO Stockton Rush. Ricky Wood is a funny guy who was in Confess, Fletch which Mike enjoyed, but Luke loathed. Anthony Fauci has a complicated past beyond just Covid stuff. Jim Breuer has changed a great deal since the days of Goat Boy. The PGA Tour accepted the Saudis into their tour as investors. Does it matter? Is the Saudi Arabian government any worse in their actions over history than the government of the United States? Nobody seems to care if Saudi money infiltrates every avenue of the economy. Jason Alexander has issues apparently. It all starts with the McDLT in 1985 but he also has derogatory things to say about the game of Cricket. Jerry Seinfeld loathed Mitzi Shore who owned the Comedy Store stand-up until she died in 2018. Seinfeld may be a very petty dude. Govier is excited because the NBA Draft was Thursday night (fast forward Dave & Eric) and Victor Wembanyama is the future of humankind. Black Mirror is so good that Luke and Mike had to turn it off before. Luke compared it to watching Brawl In Cell Block 99 & Dragged Over Concrete back to back. Mike has some Central Michigan University memories of his long lost roommate Ron. Thanks to him the Xzihibit classic Paparazzi was introduced to Govier's world. Then there is plenty of Papa Roach & Magic Man. We love you all! Really! We are very pleased with our little world that together we have formed thanks to this show. This show has no substance to it without you listening and emailing. We close the show with The Guillotine by The Coup. If any of our nonsense provokes your thoughts, please share them with us at isitsafepod@gmail.com

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The good thing about hitting rock bottom? There's only one way left to go, and that's up. In part two of Aaron's two-part special edition, hear how The OG of the ICSP bounces back after failed relationships, drug abuse and suicide attempts. 

For William Campbell and his team from Lick Observatory, it had been a long journey. It took months to sail from California to Australia, travel the full width of the country, then sail to a remote beach on the western coast. It took weeks more for the team of 30 men and five women to set up its equipment. And all of that to see five minutes of darkness — a total solar eclipse — 100 years ago today. Campbell and his team were trying to confirm observations made during an eclipse in 1919. If they were successful, they'd provide key proof of Albert Einstein's theory of gravity. Einstein published his theory in 1915. Among other things, it predicted that stars and other massive objects would “warp” the space around them. The effect could be seen during a total eclipse. Astronomers would measure the positions of stars that appeared near the Sun. If Einstein was right, there'd be a tiny shift compared to the usual positions of the stars. Observations in 1919 confirmed Einstein's theory. But there were questions about the results. So astronomers tried again in 1922. Campbell's team was one of several to make the attempt. And it was the most successful by far. Its pictures showed more than a hundred stars around the Sun. Painstaking analysis confirmed that the light of the stars closest to the Sun had been deflected by the Sun's gravity — once again proving Einstein right.  Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory

Brenden Schaeffer dives into the Cardinals 1-0 over the Cubs on Monday at Wrigley as Jordan Montgomery throws a Maddux, a 99-pitch one-hitter. Oh, and Albert Pujols went deep AGAIN. 693. His latest heroics inspired the question: Is this the greatest stretch of his MLB career? Brenden researched that question for about an hour and came up with some fascinating results. You won't wanna miss this pod! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bschaeffer12/message

Position of Neutrality is a study of the manner of living suggested by the founders of A.A. which was recorded in the book Alcoholics Anonymous. The story of how many thousands of men and women have recovered from alcoholism.

Prayer is a trade to be learned. We must be apprentices and serve our time at it. Painstaking care, much thought, practice and labor are required to be a skillfull tradesman in prayer. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1170/29

Tor, Zach, and Belly do a comprehensive, meticulous, and PAINSTAKING set review of the upcoming Magic: The Gathering set Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate. We also decide the color identities of late night hosts and brew our own CLB commander decks. Timestamps: (7:20) True Detective Season 1 (10:30) Late Night Host Secret Lair (18:00) Housekeeping (19:00) Voicemail  (27:00) The Cold Open??? (30:00) MTG Twitter (38:00) The All-Seeing Algorithm  (45:15) The Cold Open (47:45) CLB SET REVIEW (52:20) Belly's Corner: Dwarf Report (1:04:10) CLB SET REVIEW (1:08:12) Background Praise (1:14:45) Tor's Tirade (1:22:50) SVIRFNEBLIN (1:26:20) History Lesson w/ Tor (1:33:30) Commander Deck Techs (1:58:10) MEA CULPA Follow us on Twitch! twitch.tv/iloveyoumanatv twitch.tv/bellytelevision ILYM Plugs Mike Lester's Upcoming Shows: https://linktr.ee/Justmikelester Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/iloveyoumana/ Discord: https://discord.gg/VeVs3g2 IG: https://www.instagram.com/Iloveyoumana/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ILoveYouMana ILYM Theme: dmoon Editing: Micah/Belly

Painstaking new techniques for archiving social media posts could provide crucial evidence in future prosecutions.

Painstaking new techniques for archiving social media posts could provide crucial evidence in future prosecutions.

In this episode, John Beauchamp speaks to Dr Łukasz Krzywka, a veteran of forty years at Wrocław University's Institute of Art History, on the restoration of the Aula Leopoldyńska, known as the Leopoldina, a pearl of 18th century baroque art and architecture. The space was named in honour of the university's founder, Emperor Leopold I, and principally designed by the Austrian architect and painter Christophorus Tausch, while a number of artists from across the lands came to make the hall mostly what it is today. Why mostly? This is a renovation of a renovation, and details have been lost over the centuries, says Dr Krzywka. Photo: PAP/Maciej Kulczyński

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When the going gets tough...well we can tend as humans to stay in the familiar insanity of misery and push come to shove...ORRR by baby steps we can RISE to the challenging occasion of the FAVOR of our Creator, our fam, or our peeps....I encourage all to listen with open minds and hearts as I am sickly today..but this body, mind, soul, and heart were created for healing and taking on the battles! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kristen-peterson6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kristen-peterson6/support

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Visit us at: www.jamesfantastik.com Get Your FREE 5 STEPS to Uplevel UR Public Speaking / Communication Skills @mrfantastik.live    We put on our Fantastik attire today is Veteran's Day. When I am cutting. This particular podcast. And so I have a black shirt on and I can't think of what the name of this is. It's light. purple.  I had the name of this thing. I got chartreuse of my mind. And that's not it either. And when the good Lord gives it back to me, I'll tell you. But if you lavender, lavender blue dilly dilly. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, Lord. Thank you. Speaking of wait. So anyhow. On this. So I am dressed. In my black shirt and this lavender tie and I have my veteran's hat on to salute all my fellow veterans. The ones that went before me and have come after. And I appreciate all the families who have lost, loved ones. Throughout the Decades. We're at the century mark now. So anywho. It's veteran's day. So if you're a vet or. A family who has a veteran. Thank you for everything that you've done. No. I said I always like to say after the Funtastic. Tire.  We then, of course, a pill you in that. I am a Christian. And so when I refer to my higher power, I will use words like God creator, Jesus, holy spirit, heavenly father. So on and so forth. I encourage you.  If you don't already have. An inspirational source, please, please, please. Consider making that a very high priority. Very high priority. So.  The last week in our last episode. We were talking about the what-ifs in life. And that's episode number 10. So check that out. I think you will. You will enjoy that. It's, another form of excuse is the way I look at it. Okay. And then our episode today, it's, it's entitled to get out of my way. Or get out of your way. I'm going to do it. First-person gets out of my way. This is a. This, this, this. Hits very close to home for me. And You know, I, I always am interesting how the Bible has things. I mean, it's great, it's the greatest instruction book ever. As far as I'm concerned. But in Exodus. 20 verse three. It says thou shall have no other gods before me. And it goes on and it gives you more details. And then it says for, I am a jealous God. So.  You know, I guess. The question is, well, what are these other gods? I believe. The port for myself. I said, I, I, you know, I'm going to do this. First-person. As, as difficult as it is to do. What are those other gods? Well, I feel it's. Worry doubt and fear.  I think it's our ego. Our possessions. Our lack of faith.  And. Also. Superiority. Which ties in with our ego. I mean, we can have an ego that doesn't promote superiority, but in most cases, it does that.  So the reason that this hits a raw nerve for me. Is that you know, I'm. I've been blessed in life. Because I have applied myself. I have said in previous episodes, I am a lifelong learner. And every coin has two sides. So of if I choose to. Declare that title then. I have to be willing to walk the talk and continue to learn and continue to share. So what's been so tough about this is that I've had an amazing. Radio career and. You know, I. Semi tire for several semi-retired.  There are days that I'm also semi-tired. Yeah.  Oh my goodness. But anyhow, I semi semi-retired and I knew I had more to give back and so on. So I started studying. Yeah, I am a life coach. And I started studying with that and all these different seminars and because of my success that I had in radio. This was all through my Eagle. That's all I can tell you. I, it, it, it's painful. To minute, but it was my Eagle because I thought. That is the door in this internet marketing maze. We'll just swing right open. All right. Then here comes, Mr. Fantastic. Let us all bow down and yeah, the data. Well, I, you know, again, that didn't happen in the radio business for me either till I got my first. The radio station is on the air. It took five years of work, five years of. Painstaking work. Okay. So you know, again, How could have I forgotten that? All that time, because you know, it's just, it blows my mind.  But my ego got in the way. So the other, the other part is that you know, we.  We have a check the ego at the door. And the other aspect of this w it's it has been a great learning experience. Because I have grown. From No. Many doors. We'll get wide open for me. But I realize that. God's the Potter and I am the clay. And so for all of us, the question is how flexible is that? Clay is clay nice and soft and moldable. Or is it. As hard as a rock. I think that. Some of the solutions to this. Oh, getting rid of. Worry doubt and fear as other gods.  The main reason I feel that we have that is that we're looking forward. We. Well, what's going to happen tomorrow. What's going to happen next week. How will things be a year from now or 10 years from now? Instead of focusing on this moment and that, you know, that, that scripture. In the Bible, it talks about Do not worry about the moral. Today has enough trouble of its own.  And it also says, you know what I mean? Jesus said you will. We'll have trouble in this life, but fear not for, I. I will overcome the world. So focusing on today being, being here. All right. I was writing this and putting this together and, and I got all sorts of different text messages from friends. Thank me for my service in this veteran state. And I normally have a. A little bit more.  and fantastic attire on than I do today. When I. For, for the folks that are on the video side of this thing. All right. At which they know. I guess that's, I guess I'm explaining this for you folks that are listening to the podcast. So we need to be flexible. Be gotta be flexible.  We've got to let God direct the orchestra.  And you know, when you're a type a personality as I am, it is a that becomes a little challenging, particularly, you know, I've been, I have been seeking God's help my whole life, except there are some times, you know, that I want to do it on my time. And of course, that is. You know, it's impossible. Too. Understand. God's timing. You know, in God's timing a thousand years could be a day. Wow. So we have to be flexible. Step aside. Let God be there in the orchestra directing position. And listen. Listen to the still small voice. What is the still small voice telling us to do? And then the next thing is, of course, Act. Want the still small voice is telling us. It's not about me. It's not about you. It's about what skills do we have? How can we make it? Our fellow man. Better. As we make ourselves better in our desire to serve. Now I know this man I have been serving says, oh, it's just a kid growing up on the farm. Okay. And that's what makes this so painful for me? To bring this, you know, it's, it's, it's an open wound.  So some more solutions, flexible moldable play. Letting God do the directing. And of course, I pray consistently and continuously. Now I. I have been doing a great job on that. You know, I always feel when we earn a compliment. We should receive the compliment and it's okay for us to compliment ourselves when we have done a great job. It's just that simple. It is just that simple. When we have done a great job. Okay. It's all right. Just like I said, there, I am very proud.  By the way, my muscle is growing. In regards to. The consistent and continuous prayer. And I can tell you. Prayer does work. My friend. Prayer does work. So get out of my own way, get out of your own way. When we choose to do that.  We will be amazed how the doors open and I, I am, you know, the doors are starting to open. For Mr. Fantastic. And on so thankful. That I am learning God's lessons. And trying not to have to repeat them too many times. So. I want to encourage you to keep taking the next step. Keep taking the next step. Okay, keep going, keep going, keep going. If not now. When. If not me. Who.  Thank you very much for your time. Thank you for being a lifelong learner. This is your day to grow and glow.  Make today the most. Fantastik day of your life.

Necessary But Painstaking Attention To Detail, Tomlin Firm Rebuttal And Fast 5 by Ed Lane

Marathon Zoom sessions. Painstaking geographic descriptions. And the slow struggle toward something like consensus. We head inside the final days of the Congressional redistricting commission's work to see how they're trying to get it done.

Marathon Zoom sessions. Painstaking geographic descriptions. And the slow struggle toward something like consensus. We head inside the final days of the Congressional redistricting commission's work to see how they're trying to get it done.

How exactly are we to love our brothers and sisters with Christian charity? What exactly does love look like? Am I living out love like it’s supposed to look like? GV2 Links: Patreon Twitter IG FB

Painstaking' * Part Of Speech — Adjective. * Adverb — Painstakingly. * Pronunciation — * Pains as usual, pains, * taking as usual, taking. * Meaning — * With great care and attention, and a lot of efforts. * Etymology — * The word painstaking has been derived from the English words pain and taking. * Mnemonic — * If you take a lot of pain and efforts to complete a project, it means that it was a painstaking endeavour. * Sentences — * His thesis has made him undergo a painstaking journey. (Adjective, with great care and attention, and a lot of efforts) * She works assiduously as she wants to complete her painstaking research soon. (Adjective, with great care and attention, and a lot of efforts) * The tome is a painstakingly written book with a smorgasbord of facts. (Adverb, carefully, and correctly with efforts) * The police officials conducted a painstaking investigation but they couldn't catch the astute thief red-handed. (Adjective, with great care and attention, and a lot of efforts) * She has become a painstaking virtuoso in her field because of her perseverance. (Adjective, with great care and attention, and a lot of efforts) * Painstaking study always bears fruit as it enhances the horizons of knowledge. (Adjective, with great care and attention, and a lot of efforts) * Synonyms — careful, thorough, earnest, meticulous, etc. * Antonyms — half-hearted, careless, negligent, etc. * Quick revision of previously learnt words — * Assiduously — with intense efforts. * Tome — a large book. * Smorgasbord — a large collection of something * Idom :High and mighty * Meaning — * One who behaves as if he were superior. * Sentences — * He is high and mighty and never gives ear to anyone's advice. (One who behaves as if he were superior) * Gives ear to — pays heed to. * She is high and mighty and insults others off and on. (One who behaves as if he were superior) * Off and on — frequently. * The new dress suited her to a nicety and she started behaving like a high and mighty person. (One who behaves as if he were superior) * To a nicety — perfectly. * He cleaned the room, put up the wall hangings, the whole nine yards and never behaved like a high and mighty one. (One who behaves as if he were superior) * The whole nine yards — entire thing. * * Phrasal verb #Cut out * Meaning — * To stop functioning. * Sentences — * The car kept cutting out and they couldn't begin the journey. (Wasn't functioning) * The pen had cut out and be had to get a new one. (Stopped functioning) * You should buy a new watch if this cuts out. (Stopped functioning) * They bought a new television set as the old one kept cutting out. (Wasn't functioning)

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer proclaimed Tuesday night that Democrats are “very proud” of the $3.5 trillion budget agreement he had just unveiled, before adding: “We know we have a long way to go.” “Long” is one way to put it. “Painstaking” and “treacherous” are a few others. Here are the dynamics we're watching as the whipping operation gets underway. Raghu Manavalan is the host of POLITICO's Playbook. Jenny Ament is the senior producer for POLITICO Audio.  Irene Noguchi is the executive producer of POLITICO Audio.

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In this episode, I continue with the information from the "What Does the Big Book Say?" workshop.In this episode: Step Nine- Our real purpose- Going to enemies- Dodging creditors- "Painstaking"- Promises, promises

In this episode of The Dive Locker Podcast we explore the importance and benefits about having a painstaking hiring process.

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1170/29 Prayer is a trade to be learned. We must be apprentices and serve our time at it. Painstaking care, much thought, practice and labor are required to be a skillfull tradesman in prayer.

Intro In the stage of work in the last days,man has seen God's love,His judgment and chastisement.God supplies,supports,enlightens and guides man,so man will come to see His intentions and to see the truth He bestows on mankind.Verse 1 God does not always discipline and chasten,nor does He always show tolerance and patience.Instead,He provides for each person in different ways,at their own stages,according to statures and qualities.He does many things for man at a great cost man can't see.Verse 2 God's love is real: Through the grace of God,man skirts disaster time after time and again.And through all of this God tolerates man's weakness.He'll judge and chastise,so people will realize man's corruption.Man will come to understand his essence is satanic.Chorus 1 That which God provides and His guidance show man truth's essence,so they will know what people need,the road that they should take,the worth and meaning of life,and how to walk the road.Verse 3 God's ways of working are a ceaseless effort to help man's heart awaken,so that man can realize who guides and supports him,where mankind came from,who's kept him living,who's the Creator and who to worship.So man will know what road to walk and know how to come to God.Chorus 2 It's all to help man's heart revive,so man can know what's in God's heart,so human beings can comprehend the care and thought behind the work that God performs to save humankind.Verse 4 When man's heart awakens,man no longer wishes to keep on living with corrupt disposition,but instead seek truth to satisfy God.Then he'll be able to break free from Satan and be harmed no longer.Satan will lose all control,man will be deceived no more.Outro Instead man will cooperate in God's work and His words to satisfy God's heart,thus will attain fear of God,shunning evil.This is why God began His work.This is why God began His work.Adapted from The Word Appears in the Flesh

Sarah Reed was an award-winning creative producer and single mother of two, when two events shattered her world. The first was a brush with death when a burst appendix left her unconscious for nine hours in A & E, followed by a four-day stint in intensive care. Four weeks later her dad called to say that her mum, Mary, had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Sarah describes this as one of the worst days of her life.Before the diagnosis she and her mum hadn’t been that close; Sarah had left their home in Faversham, Kent for art school at 16, since when her life had been busy, revolving around her demanding film work and bringing up her children.Over the next decade, as Mary’s dementia progressed, a newfound bond developed between them. “We learnt a new, more grown-up confidence with one another”, says Sarah. “And learnt how to laugh at our shortcomings”. Sarah and her siblings supported their parents as best they could but their father struggled to cope and in 2000 Mary moved into a care home. Sarah soon realised that while kindly and well-meaning, the staff had little or no communication training – and her frustration developed into a passion to try to help carers provide better care. Over the course of the next few years, as her dad died and her mum was forced to move care homes, twice, Sarah’s knowledge of dementia grew and with it a belief that staff couldn’t hope to develop a relationship with their charges if they didn’t know anything about them, and in order to find out about them they needed to be able to communicate with them. Sarah decided to act. At a personal level she compiled an album of photographs from her mother’s early childhood right through to her years as a great grandmother. When Mary saw the album she glowed with pleasure – although confused by the present, her mum was brought alive by the past.And thus the idea for Sarah’s award-winning Many Happy Returns Chatterbox Cards was conceived. Painstaking research into not just dementia, but compassion, philosophy and reminiscence therapy, led to cards skilfully designed to prompt conversations with older people. Two thousand cards based around the 1940s were launched in 2008. The sets sold out in three months. Today, some 9,000 sets – of 1940s and ‘50s cards – can be found in care settings, libraries, schools and private homes around the UK. Sarah went on to develop interactive communication workshops to help care staff communicate more meaningfully with residents. She believes that “Good communication sits at both the heart and pinnacle of good care”. Mary died in 2009, aged 92. Dementia may have taken her mum from her, but Sarah tells me that it also, in a way, gave back. “Caring for a loved one helps teach you a love you did not know was possible”, she says. “It’s a feeling of understanding, forgiveness and, eventually, closure”. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Painted pottery, stone tools, rock art on cave walls – these are what come to mind when we think of artifacts of our region's deep human past. But in the study of prehistory here, one of the most exciting recent finds has come in a subtler guise. During the last decade, archeologists have begun to document trails – prehistoric routes and pathways – in the Chihuahuan Desert. The research relies on new technology – and painstaking fieldwork. And though it's new, it has the potential to shed light on the richness of social relations and ceremonial life, and the ways ancient societies related to this desert-mountain land. Archeologists have studied ancient trails in the Southwes... Hosted by for KRTS

Should we expect good news from baseball now that Rob Manfred has implemented a 60-game season? Mariners Insider Shannon Drayer joins Tom, Jake, and Stacy to discuss to start off the second hour. In Four Down Territory, should we be surprised that the Seahawks have interest in adding Antonio Brown? On The Timeline, who did Brett Favre compare Colin Kaepernick to?

"Isolation" is a song from Joy Division's second/final album, "Closer," released in 1980. We recorded this version on Thursday March 19th, 2020, while self-isolating at home in Los Angeles, California. All of our upcoming shows have been cancelled. Lyrics: In fear every day, every evening He calls her aloud from above Carefully watched for a reason Painstaking devotion and love Surrendered to self preservation From others who care for themselves A blindness that touches perfection But hurts just like anything else Isolation Isolation Isolation Mother I tried please believe me I'm doing the best that I can I'm ashamed of the things I've been put through I'm ashamed of the person I am Isolation Isolation Isolation But if you could just see the beauty These things I could never describe These pleasures a wayward distraction This is my one lucky prize Isolation Isolation Isolation Isolation Isolation Credits: Released March 20, 2020 Recorded, performed, produced, and mixed by YACHT Mastered by Rob Dennler Support us on Bandcamp: https://yacht.bandcamp.com/track/isolation-single

Painstaking forensic analysis of a murder victim leads police to a suspect, who turned out to be the same person who made what he thought was an anonymous 911-call.

Take the pledge against plastic and put a stop to it - at it's production. #thefightagainstplastic #cleanuptheplanet #planetoverplastic #oceanconservacy #greenerthoughtspodcast Resources from the podcast: 1) https://www.bmj.com/content/366/bmj.l4786 - Journal article, 2) https://www.nationalgeographic.org/projects/plastic/ - National Geographic - Plastics, 3) Go to nationalgeogephic.com/environment/plasticpledge/ - Plastics Pledge, 4) The Ocean Conservacy Cleanup Signup Page - https://oceanconservancy.org/trash-free-seas/international-coastal-cleanup/ Related podcast episodes: 1) https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/episodes/The-Most-Littered-Plastic-Item-on-the-Planet-e528vo, 2) https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/episodes/Easily-Reducing-Your-Plastic-Waste-11-Different-Ways-e38lm6, 3) https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/episodes/The-Cost-We-Cannot-Afford-2-5B-Yearly-Because-of-Ocean-Plastic--New-Prize-Giveaway-e3o38r, 4) https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/episodes/The-NEW-Forever-Plastic--Closed-Loop-Recycling-Backed-by-Science--New-Prize-Giveaway-e3voje, 5) https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/episodes/A-Question-of-Grocery-Checkout-Bag-Politics--New-Prize-Giveaway-e44av8, 6) https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/episodes/Mountains-of-Plastic-Mess-in-Malaysia-and-Vows-of-How-to-End-Them-e46gm1, and 7) https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/episodes/Plastics-Not-Posh--Englands-Largest-Retailers-Plastic-Bag-Sales-Fell-By-90-In-the-Past-4-Years-e4rafe Desktop/Mobile: Podcast page (main): https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast Supporting Greener Thoughts: https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/support Voice Message Greener Thoughts: https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/message --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greenerthoughtspodcast/support

Behind the scenes at Forensic Science Ireland in Garda HQ to hear how it's now possible to identify cold case missing persons from bone fragment DNA & discover the incredible range of forensic methods used to solve crime with guest Dr Tom Hannigan. ForensicScienceIreland.ie

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has launched its latest publication titled Uncovering Corruption in Nigeria: A Manual for Investigative Journalists. The manual was presented by journalist and human rights activist Richard Akinnola at an interactive session for investigative journalists from across Nigeria which held at the CITIHEIGHT Hotel, Lagos. According to Akinnola, “The public has a right of access to information which is a public concern and of which the public ought to know. The newspapers, TV and radio stations are the agent, so to speak of the public to collect the information and to tell the public of it. In support of the right of access, they should not, in general, be compelled to disclose their source of information. Neither by means of discovery by trial nor by questions or cross-examination at the trial nor by subpoena.” The manual published with the support of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) read in part: “Painstaking research and patience are the dual hallmarks of an investigative journalist. Fortunately, google is everybody’s friend. You need to check and double check whatever your sources are giving you. Anyone who walks to you to give you documents incriminating someone has a purpose or agenda, and it may not be altruistic. “Corruption is not just when someone in public office is engaged in financial malfeasance. It encompasses abuse of office and public morality.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mapradiong/message

Wednesday dons some earmuffs. Wednesday's sign is redundant. Shadow waits for his cue. Find out more at https://the-world-beyond-the-tale.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast. Try Pinecast for free, forever, no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-514c69 for 40% off for 4 months, and support The World Beyond The Tale - The Page-A-Day American Gods Podcast.

Painstaking preparation is the key to your future. Whatever you want must be preceded by preparation.

If you didn’t think AJ DUNK *all caps* would talk about a memorial service, WRONG *all caps*. Take a minute to relive what happened. If you think it isn’t true, listen to what the guest has to say. It all checks out, so check it out.

The man behind The Holy Dark, John Miller is on the couch this week. He's talking about what "Gloom Folk" means to him, what it was like growing up a fraternal twin and the youngest of 7 super artistic kids from two super artistic (and also religious) parentsand the duality of them translating Rammstein lyrics to ensure they're "safe" to listen to, but sharing their love of the Beatles, the Kinks and more with the family.  He and Jake talk about their respective experiences growing up in the church and how church values weren't always "home" values, the ways music played a role in their grade and high school years and John divulges that he never learned to read music, completely faking his years through playing trumpet in concert, marching and jazz bands. John also talks openly about the trauma he faced as a child, dealing with death at a very young age including his oldest brother taking his own life. He shares the story of how he found out at 20 that for an entire year as a kid he was home-schooled because of it (though he had no recollection of it.) The two also discuss medication and John talks about sneaking to a doctor behind his parents backs who wanted him to seek aid from a pastor instead, and being prescribed anti-depressants that he would be banned from taking when they found out, leaving him to self medicate. All that, more, AND a track from The Holy Dark called "Poison Oak" Find John and the Holy Dark at www.theholydarkband.com  ---------- Check out www.DragonWagonShop.com for awesome Elaborate shirts and mugs! Elaborate is a part of the Dragon Wagon Radio independent podcast network. Visit www.dragonwagonradio.com for more!

Metalhead friends are always taking quizes to share how metal they are on social media, hear our results. The battle begins and in 30 seconds or less we describe random metal bands without premeditation. In closing, 2017 death metal releases and...

Drug overdose is now the leading cause of death among Americans under the age of 50.  In 2016, the United States (U.S.) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released a seminal guideline for primary care clinicians regarding opioid prescribing. These guidelines are now being implemented by clinicians, insurers, and healthcare institutions. The Transforming Opioid Prescribing in Primary Care (TOPCARE) study sought to assess the impact of a multicomponent care management intervention on opioid stewardship in four primary care centers. Guest Authors:  Lucas Hill and Jennifer Shin Music by Good Talk 

They say X marks the spot, you will find out if that is true in this episode. AJ DUNK *all caps* find another real guest. If you only had $80 and a suitcase, what would you do?

AJ DUNK *all caps* welcomes a guest that breaks another stereotype by accident. Jay Battle goes on tour with the UniverSOUL circus and things don’t always go right. It all comes together in the end.

Happy Tuesday!! SOME of our work is pretty easy. But sometimes we have tasks that require a LOT of concentration. The task is complex, it's complicated. There are many things that need to be perfect. Hmm...relationships can be like that, too, right?!! Well, today I'll give you a word that PERFECTLY describes those tasks. I want you to USE that word today! Have a super Tuesday, Coach Shane     Today’s English expression and dialog: painstaking Ugh~ Doing this dictation is painstaking. Well, yes, but it’s gonna really help. HOW? It’ll show you where your weaknesses are.   Subscribe on iTunes and get this English podcast EVERY DAY! PLEASE support my sponsors: (Get a free AUDIO BOOK!) Study English, FREE ENGLISH LESSONS, on our YouTube channels: Support the Let’s Master English team! On PayPal: Send to Or you can go here:

Join A.Raquel and Mahoghani Dawn as they broadcast LIVE from Studio 3408 in Atlanta, Georgia. They will discuss “How Painstaking Events Are Affecting Our Community.” Also stopping by the studio will be entertainment and celebrity blogger Ray Cornelius (www.raycornelius.com) who fill us in on the latest news out of Hollywood and who'd doing what in entertainment. Listen in LIVE and call in to join the dialogue by calling (773) 897-3986. Remember…“where there's NO DIALOGUE, there's NO CONVERSATION!”

Welcome to IRL Talk! This is episode 1 where Faith and Jason talk about the new Apple announcements of the iPad Air, Mac Pro, MacBook Pro, and iPad Mini with Retina Display. They also talk about movies including what your choice of movie theater seats says about you as well as a review of Gravity. Gravity the movie, not the force that attracts a body towards the center of any other physical body having mass. Show Notes Theme Music Audible Mischief by Zachary Korpi Coin Ring Tone IRL Talk Graphics By Jakub Świadek of Painstaking. Jakub Świadek on Twitter. Painstaking on Dribbble. If you review IRL Talk in iTunes and submit the contact form, you could get a free shirt! Apple Announcements Mac Pro MacBook Pro iPad Air iPad Mini Movie Talk! What your cinema seat says about you (via @caseyliss) Why Do We Eat Popcorn at the Movies? Gravity (The Movie) Discussion Poking Holes in the Gravity Trailer with NASA's Help Are Puppies The Secret To Productivity? This is our awesome logo.

We’re going to HeroesCon! If you’re going to be in Charlotte, North Carolina this weekend, come find us and say hello! Your beloved hosts will be moderating some panels and wandering around the con all weekend. This week Brett (X-Men devotee) and Ben (self-described Trekkie) join forces to read two of the strangest crossover stories in comic book history: Star Trek/X-Men #1 (1996) by Scott Lobdell (with art provided by pretty much everyone that ever worked at Top Cow) and Star Trek: The Next Generation/X-Men: Second Contact #1 (1998) by Dan Abnett, Ian Edginton and Cary Nord. Spoiler: these books are actually pretty good, crazy as they may be. Topics discussed include: the Top Cow hip hop crew; are the X-Men helping out Star Trek, or vice versa?; Gary Mitchell and other villain names; the relative sizes of things in outer space; the late ‘90s multimedia craze; and how to induce sentimentality with judicious use of time travel and alternate realities. Where’s Matt? Well, due to technical difficulties (which also made this episode late) we had to re-record this one, and schedules did not work out. But we were able to salvage some audio from the first session, so his comments are here too. These issues are out of print, so enjoy looking at some of these excerpts as you listen. Star Trek/X-Men #1 Scotty says “Laddie” a lot Gladiator in space Did he just punch my ship?“ Detailed Wolverine, featureless Scotty. Dr. McCoy? Check out Wolverine’s bone claws! Wolverine speaking to an instrument panel. Friend of yours? Bishop is impossibly buff. Cyclops throws Phoenix under the bus. Gary/Proteus is defeated, everyone go home. Gambit flirting with Uhura. Star Trek: The Next Generation/X-Men: Second Contact #1 Painstaking attempt at continuity. Brief cameo by The Thunderbolts. Colussus sneaking up on Mr. Data, who is dressed like your dad. Kang and his color-coded costume. The far flung future of 2013. Battle of Wolf 359. John Proudstar serving aboard the USS Saratoga. Kitty is growing up, right? Kitty destroys a sentinel. Kitty finally sees her mind travel. Kitty Pryde kissing Wesley Crusher. Riker and Banshee (two of Brett’s crushes) team up. Wolverine gave Worf a cigar. Computer coloring creates Deanna Troibot. You can also watch/read (most) of the first comic on YouTube. And, as always, you can click the comic book covers to purchase these issues on MyComicShop.com. See you at HeroesCon! "Benjamin Ragheb / Star Trek X-Men Comics" originally appeared at http://mattandbrettlovecomics.com/podcast/2013/star-trex-men.html

Painstaking studies of his “hexaphenylethane” and its reactivity convinced Gomberg that he had prepared the first trivalent carbon compound, triphenylmethyl radical, the discovery of which marked the emergence of fundamental organic chemistry in America. Isotopic labeling could decide whether protonated cyclopropane plays a role in Friedel-Crafts alkylation. C-13 NMR spectra of aldehydes and ketones show how characteristic chemical shifts are established empirically. The carbonyl group is thermodynamically stable but kinetically reactive. Its acid- and base-catalyzed reactions often involve loss of an [gr]α-proton to form an enol or enolate intermediate. Carboxylic acids display four fundamentally different reaction patterns. Acid-catalyzed hydrolysis of acetals illustrates a multistep reaction mechanism involving the carbonyl group. Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: http://oyc.yale.edu This course was recorded in Spring 2011.

Spark finds out how ponies and parties play an important part in the weavings by Adela Akers. Original air date: May 2007.

Mad Men is a series on the cable network AMC, set in the New York ad world of the 1960's.  While the show showcases a variety of real world products, not all of them pay for the privilege.