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The Severan dynasty was founded in 193CE by Septimius Severus, but in many ways it was his wife Julia Domna and her sister Julia Maesa who would guide the family, both powerful augustae and instrumental in securing their family’s imperial position. Part X of 'Empresses of Rome' Guest: Dr Emma Southon (Historian and author of 'A Fatal Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum').

Interview with Frederick Sommer (1976)[Part X] by George Eastman Museum

Interview with André Kertész (1978)[Part X] by George Eastman Museum

The Republic Where Plato lays down his ideas of an ideal state and its rulers. Plato's Utopian state is one which is just and his ideal rulers are philosophers. Presented as a series of dialogue between Socrates and Plato's brothers Adeimantus and Glaucon, in eleven parts Plato step by step forms his ideal state (Part I and II), its rulers (Part IV and Part VII), their education, women's position (Part VI) and the position of art and poetry (Part X) in the new state. Plato’s ideal republic; No democracy 3 classes Artisans, merchants and farmers Guardians Rulers - philosophers (could best judge what was in the interest of the community through their training) ### The noble lie People have souls of Gold, Silver and Brass/Iron (myth rulers would teach citizens) educators would keep track of natural abilities/virtues (Wisdom, courage, Discipline), so people can be assigned the right roles. Justice is the 4th virtue, and is the balance between all citizens.

In this talk Pastor Kurtis shares about the triple threat of evil that comes against the body of Christ, and how we can resist temptation and evil! Part X of our Foundations series based on the Alpha course.

In episode 72 of Employment Law Matters, you’ll learn about the differences between a wrongful dismissal and an unfair dismissal claim. It is a quirk of UK employment law that there are two separate and distinct claims that can be brought (leaving aside any issue of discrimination) in challenging a dismissal. Unfair dismissal is a claim created by statute — currently found in Part X of the Employment Rights Act 1996. Wrongful dismissal is a contractual claim where the employee alleges that the dismissal was not carried out in accordance with the contract. Both claims can be brought in the employment tribunal, although an employee hoping to recover more than £25,000 for wrongful dismissal will need to pursue that claim in the normal civil courts. Subscribe to Daniel Barnett’s YouTube Channel Listen to Daniel Barnett on LBC, the UK’s largest commercial talk radio station. Join him every Saturday from 9pm for the LBC Legal Hour. Listen live on FM 97.3, DAB radio, online at lbc.co.uk or via the Global Player App. Listen to his latest show using the Global Catchup Player.See all Daniel Barnett’s books here.Get high-level access to barrister Daniel Barnett, for answers to your most complex HR and employment law problems. Visit http://www.hrinnercircle.co.uk for more information.Thank you for listening and please leave a review if you found this helpful. Subscribe to Employment Law Matters to automatically receive new episodes every Tuesday. If you have a question, or any feedback, please email podcast@danielbarnett.co.uk or tweet @daniel_barnett .© Employment Law Services Limited 2020. Any information on this podcast is for general guidance only. Please see our full terms and disclaimer.

Part X of Lessons from the Exodus; Pastor Billy discusses the paradox of the faith and fear the Israelites experiences when surveying the promised land.

Please insert Disc 2. This time we're literally and virtually sitting in chairs, unpacking our own existence, spending quality time painting our partners, exploring our interiority through our reclaimed souls, loving the same soul across epochs of time, exploring the duality of dreaming, waking up naked, forgetting our names, worrying our comatose girlfriend might forget us, controlling Id with a System, debating the path of fate, listening to Mitsuda music from different games, telling women they look like tired mothers, becoming translucent, and threatening digital entities with deletion. Find us on AOL Instant Messenger as xXxDemiUrge69 and Christ420Aeon. 00:48 - Intro 05:55 - A man. A man who has lived before. And a chair. Dreaming. 09:13 - Painting Sophia, Lacan's perspective 19:52 - A woman. A woman who has lived before. And a chair. Dreaming. 23:40 - Painting Sophia, Sophia's perspective 28:49 - Consciousness, nudity, and Taura's hideaway 35:34 - Elly & Fei's rooftop woodland chat 37:58 - Mass Driver mission and Shevat Emissary obstruction 45:55 - Look at my cool Weltall-2 action figure 49:06 - Debrief with Citan, Elly, and Emeralda (music sample, "Radical Dreamers, Unstolen Jewel") 55:34 - Crickets & a special guest at Taura's house 57:42 - Gazel Ministry Technosphere Theater, Part X 01:02:39 - The Real Net 01:05:30 - Outro 01:10:46 - "Barry Burton" Find us on Patreon at http://www.patreon.com/retroam, on Twitter at https://twitter.com/retroamnesiapod and through e-mail at retrogradeamnesiapodcast@gmail.com.

Part X of our "A to Z" anthology series is a special episode where Dave addresses the recent tragedy and horrendous death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.   Dave also explains how the tragedy was so horrible that it it persuaded us to postponed our originally scheduled "Expansion Teams" show with Chris in Georgia.  Dave shares his own frustrations with systematic racism and why the "Black Lives Matter" movement is relevant and important to the U.S.

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(2009) Part X begins with Aunt Corrina's funeral and concludes with Robert Simmons V's church visit. Check it out on YouTube! Patreon Music Channel

Enter Lent with an examination of the seven United Methodist membership vows and find out what part is the most recent to be added and why. This podcast is the sermon on February 23, 2020. "The Role of Membership" is Part X of the Y-Part worship series, "A Fresh Start." The preacher is Rev. Nate Melcher and the scripture is Acts 18:24-28 and Luke 3:1-22. Richfield United Methodist Church worships Sundays at 9:00am (Sanctuary, larger crowd, organ and choir) and 11:00am (Fellowship Hall, smaller crowd, band)at 5835 Lyndale Avenue S., Minneapolis, MN 55419. Sign up for weekly digital content at http://richfieldumc.org and give to the mission of the church at http://richfieldumc.org/give and thank you for your generous support.

In our last +1, we had fun with the ultimate riddles of life—from skunks and giraffes to watches and pearls.    And… The answer to pretty much all of life’s riddles?   Love.   After Emerson gave me that answer to the hero-virtue riddle, we went to visit the ladies in the bath to tell mommy about his answer.    Which, of course, led to a whole ‘nother round of riddles.    Today we’re going to talk about the riddle I got from Ellen Langer—the “mother of mindfulness” research and the creator of the “psychology of possibility.”   In our interview, she asked me this little riddle…   Ellen: “What’s 1 + 1?”   … Before we carry on, whaddya think? What’s 1 + 1? …   Got it? Awesome.    Now, back to the show…   Ellen: “What’s 1 + 1?” Me: “Uhhh…”    (The quick look inside my head in that moment: “I know the answer can’t be 2 but…” “Hmmmm…” Insert thought from Part X: “Well! At least we’re filming this so I’ll look ridiculous!” Quick reply by Optimus: “That wasn’t helpful Part X. Just have fun and answer the question, B.” ← Yes, all of that happened in the span of a couple seconds. lol)    Me: “Uhh… 2?” Ellen: "Nope. The right answer is ‘It depends.’”   Then Ellen (in full Professor Langer mode) proceeded to school me on the importance of mindfully approaching life and its challenges.   If you’re adding two of the Arabic numeral “1”s together, she explained, the answer is 2.   But…   If you’re putting two pieces of gum together, the answer is 1.    And, as we discussed in the Joov-light powered bathroom the other night, if you’re putting two “1”s right next to each other, the answer is “11.” Put a sperm and an egg together and you get one baby (or maybe two!).   You get the idea…   And…   That’s Today’s +1.   If you feel so inspired, have fun riddling your friends and family as we remember to approach life a little more mindfully.   Today.

In our last +1, we had fun with the ultimate riddles of life—from skunks and giraffes to watches and pearls.    And… The answer to pretty much all of life’s riddles?   Love.   After Emerson gave me that answer to the hero-virtue riddle, we went to visit the ladies in the bath to tell mommy about his answer.    Which, of course, led to a whole ‘nother round of riddles.    Today we’re going to talk about the riddle I got from Ellen Langer—the “mother of mindfulness” research and the creator of the “psychology of possibility.”   In our interview, she asked me this little riddle…   Ellen: “What’s 1 + 1?”   … Before we carry on, whaddya think? What’s 1 + 1? …   Got it? Awesome.    Now, back to the show…   Ellen: “What’s 1 + 1?” Me: “Uhhh…”    (The quick look inside my head in that moment: “I know the answer can’t be 2 but…” “Hmmmm…” Insert thought from Part X: “Well! At least we’re filming this so I’ll look ridiculous!” Quick reply by Optimus: “That wasn’t helpful Part X. Just have fun and answer the question, B.” ← Yes, all of that happened in the span of a couple seconds. lol)    Me: “Uhh… 2?” Ellen: "Nope. The right answer is ‘It depends.’”   Then Ellen (in full Professor Langer mode) proceeded to school me on the importance of mindfully approaching life and its challenges.   If you’re adding two of the Arabic numeral “1”s together, she explained, the answer is 2.   But…   If you’re putting two pieces of gum together, the answer is 1.    And, as we discussed in the Joov-light powered bathroom the other night, if you’re putting two “1”s right next to each other, the answer is “11.” Put a sperm and an egg together and you get one baby (or maybe two!).   You get the idea…   And…   That’s Today’s +1.   If you feel so inspired, have fun riddling your friends and family as we remember to approach life a little more mindfully.   Today.

Hosted by Andrew Quinn and Darren Mooney, The 250 is a (mostly) weekly trip through some of the best (and worst) movies ever made, as voted for by Internet Movie Database Users. New episodes are released every Saturday at 6pm GMT, with the occasional bonus episode thrown in. This time, a special treat: David Lynch's Twin Peaks: The Return. Twenty-five years after Special Agent Dale Cooper disappeared from the small town of Twin Peaks in Washington, a series of strange occurrances suggest that mysterious forces are still playing a dangerous game on the mortal plane. What connects a secret FBI task force, a sinister crime lord, an isolated rural community, a set of Las Vegas gangsters, a strange glass cube in New York, and a strange murder in South Dakota? It's happening again. At time of recording, it was ranked the ∞th best movie of all time on the Internet Movie Database. Part X. “What's going on around here?” This hour, Jay Coyle (Scannain) and Phil Bagnall (Scannain) return to ask whether Twin Peaks: The Return has to make sense, and if maybe part of the appeal is that it doesn't always neatly explain itself.

Jon is out, Peter is in. A listener has a question about using consumer devices at work - we kinda-sorta answered it. Followup on Facebook, Apple, Amazon Eero and Nike AirBricks. Eric likes PASTA (but can't figure out where the last A came from). Peter details Google's Ad Blocking changes. Eric finds out where he lived 750 million years ago and Peter loves a digital library. Intro (Reminder, Javascript != Python) Send us Questions! Enterprise Certs, Part X+1 Enterprise Certs, Part XXX The $1 Bet The Nike Air Bricks Toyota PASTA Google Chrome and Ad Blockers 750 Million Years Ago Libby the Library App  

Episode Summary   In this episode world-class podcasting expert Paul Colligan parts the curtain to reveal his best insider secrets to Easy, Lucrative and Fun podcasts.    Show Notes “Podcasting Gold” “Business Goals, Avatar Interest, Engaging Content “4 Types of Podcast Shows” (Which is right for you?) Engaging interview, Audience update, Part X of Y, and Action How to build the Avatar How to get opt-ins How to start a podcast the right way The game changes with the right introduction Optimal length of podcast? “Dial, Talk, Done” For Paul’s handout, text the word NETWORK to 503-966-8066 People Mentioned Joe Polish Verne Harnish Benjamin Hardy Dean Jackson Dan Sullivan Books mentioned How to Podcast Volume 4.0: 4 Simple Steps to Broadcast Your Message to the Entire Connected Planet Even if you Don’t Really Know What Podcasting Is by Paul Colligan   Rich Cleaner is a program for Cleaners, Restorers and other entrepreneurs who want to take their business to a higher level of success. It’s the place you can go for collaboration, contribution, and connections.  Members get marketing strategies, business building tools, tactics for exponential growth and more.  It’s easy to join, and very affordable.  You can learn more about the Elite Cleaners at www.RichCleaner.com

Part X in our Classic Sci-fi Series!  Tenticles terrorize citizens as audiences are tortured by terrible troglodyte diatribes! It can't be helped by the efforts of Ray Harryhausen! There's no reason why It Came from Beneath the Sea! Next Up: 20 Million Miles to Earth!

In this first installment of our periodic Ask the Shrinks! episode, Barry and Phil get together to discuss some of your questions. They cover a lot of territory, including:  How Phil discovered and named Part X The value of uncertainty and flow and how to use the turnaround to get there The importance of mental hygiene What to do when the higher states and Part X are fighting over your state of mind Peace of mind as an active state The part of Grateful Flow that people often skip How the Law of Aggression can help you know if your anger is constructive or not The role of the Evil Shadow (more to come on this in the future) The secret to using the Tools with children Why it’s important to your family to do your own work Why images of the Shadow are associated with adolescence How to deal with people in your life who are stuck in a victim state Want to submit your question to Barry and Phil for future episodes? Contact us.

I’m a HUGE fan of Phil and Barry's first book, The Tools. Coming Alive is kinda like The Tools Part 2. In this book, we get four new tools to go along with the original five tools. Big Ideas we explore include how to connect to our Life Force, defeat Part X (their name for that part of each of us that gets in the way), build our confidence and learn to see problems as gifts as we live a GREAT life.

I’m a HUGE fan of Phil and Barry's first book, The Tools. Coming Alive is kinda like The Tools Part 2. In this book, we get four new tools to go along with the original five tools. Big Ideas we explore include how to connect to our Life Force, defeat Part X (their name for that part of each of us that gets in the way), build our confidence and learn to see problems as gifts as we live a GREAT life.

Joe Newman is author of Raising Lions: The Art of Compassionate Discipline. He trains parents and teachers to transform difficult behaviors into respectful ones and gives us a clear map out of chaos and into happy, harmonious homes and classrooms. Barry Michels talks with Joe about his favorite tools for parents, what to do about your own and your child's Part X, and how you can create a structure to help your kids learn to make smart choices.

If you're at all into the guitar (or were a Guns N' Roses fan), then chances are you know who Buckethead is. And if you've never heard of him, prepare to meet one of the most talented, generous, and soulful human beings around. In this episode of Coming Alive, Barry talks to Buckethead (whose real name is Brian Carroll), about his Part X, his recent struggles with back pain, how he's comping with the death of both his parents, and his life's dream to build an amusement park. They also talk about the creative process and the genesis of Brian's Buckethead persona. 

David N. White is a writer best known for the film Henry's Crime. In this episode of Coming Alive, we look at the role Part X played in David's struggle with drugs and alcohol from an early age. We learn how David and his wife Allison, who have co-written a hilarious book on modern marriage, have learned to fight in a way that works for them. We also tackle the classic problems all creative types confront, including procrastination and the numerous ways we distract ourselves from what we should be doing. 

Barry Michels introduces you to your inner enemy: Part X. He describes how his coauthor, Phil Stutz, discovered and named Part X and how learning about X changed his life. He also offers a guided exercise to help you discover your own Part X so you can begin to move forward in your life and become the person you're meant to be. 

I’m a HUGE fan of Phil and Barry's first book, The Tools. Coming Alive is kinda like The Tools Part 2. In this book, we get four new tools to go along with the original five tools. Big Ideas we explore include how to connect to our Life Force, defeat Part X (their name for that part of each of us that gets in the way), build our confidence and learn to see problems as gifts as we live a GREAT life.

I’m a HUGE fan of Phil and Barry's first book, The Tools. Coming Alive is kinda like The Tools Part 2. In this book, we get four new tools to go along with the original five tools. Big Ideas we explore include how to connect to our Life Force, defeat Part X (their name for that part of each of us that gets in the way), build our confidence and learn to see problems as gifts as we live a GREAT life.

This is an unpodcast episode, consisting of a transcript only. Read the full interview over at bottlerocketscience.net. Today on Startup Geometry, we're talking with Phil Stutz and Barry Michels, authors of the new book Coming Alive. Since we last talked to them, they've been keeping busy with their highly successful psychotherapy practices, where much of their clientele consists of Hollywood creative professionals; running multiday retreats and seminars; and writing their second book, which deals with Part X, the self-sabotaging part of ourselves, the devil inside. When we're able to overcome Part X, we become more engaged with life, more creative, and happier. As one might expect with a discussion about inner sabotage, we experienced technical difficulties with the audio version of this interview. We were able to recover almost all of the contents of the interview in the print version below. Special thanks go out to the members of The Tools Facebook Group, who asked some amazing questions about how the Tools can be used in very particular and challenging situations. Continue reading.  

This week's goop is all about Barry & Phil, two old shrinks who may or may not have sex with each other. They devised "The Tools," tricks that will help you defeat "Part X" and live your best life. Sounds boring? It is! Luckily Aggie & Bryan dive deep into their first fast day, Grace & Frankie, and 90s diet gurus. Thanks for rating and reviewing us on Apple Podcasts, our beloved tomatoes!

Barry Michels and Phil Stutz are two of the most sought-after psychotherapists in Los Angeles, particularly by creative professionals. They are also the authors of The Tools, a book that teaches you the techniques they use in their practice to help unlock creativity, decrease anxiety and to correct the negative patterns that interfere with your life.   In this podcast, we discuss the relationship between the Shadow (Carl Jung's term for a subconscious part of your mind that contains your inner shame and other unconscious material) and creativity, plus the three immutable rules of dealing with a perpetually changing world. We also talk about their next book, dealing with Part X, or the inner enemy that tries to sabotage your growth and development. Listen on iTunes Show Notes and Links Their website, where you can join their mailing list and learn more about the Tools. Their Twitter @TheToolsBook Pick up a copy of The Tools from Amazon Read the New Yorker profile about them   Outline [0.01.17] Example of a Tool: Inner Authority. The Shadow and creativity. Embracing your Shadow. Flow is your ability to tolerate imperfection. “Keep Writing Shit, Stupid.”  Viktor Frankl, Man’sSearch for Meaning.  [0.07.10] Part X, the destructive part of everybody. It prevents flow states. Outer Authority. Definition of a Tool. Giving your Shadow a positive message so it shows up for your next session. Sending a message to Part X. Changing habits requires inner and outer actions in the midst of the habit.  [0.14.50] Triggering the Tools. Using Cues. Training someone to function emotionally and psychologically in the present. “It’s easier than living the way you’re living now, because when you get used to intervening quickly in your own process, your free yourself.” Symptoms and vision of the world change. [0.19.49] What do Barry and Phil use the Tools for? Reversal of Desire. Moving toward and through pain. Everything in life involves pain, but we desire to avoid pain. Alchemy as self-transmutation of soul forces. Socrates. Everyday problems become the Cue, but also fuel the alchemy. “Problems exist in your life to stir up these lower forces, but ultimately they exist in your life so you can transmute those forces into something higher and discover potentials you never knew you had.” [0.25.00] Tantric Buddhism. Psychotherapy is not a uniform training program. Behind the problem is a wisdom. The right Tools for each individual. [0.28.15] Cyclical quality of work. There is no Exoneration (illusion of an endpoint). “It’s not about cure, so much as continued work.” The Realm of Illusion. The Three Rules of Life: 1. Pain never goes away. 2. Uncertainty never goes away. 3. The need for constant effort never goes away. [0.34.13] The Realm of Illusion vs. the Chain of Pearls. Part X tells you there’s an easier way. Procrastination. Scott’s problems with writing. Anything that means anything to you, that is the deepest expression of your soul, will be hard to write. Take dictation from your Shadow. Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird Steven Pressfield, TheWar of Art [0.45.00] Introducing the concept of Part X to the public. Freud. Part X, the self-destructive part, is in everyone all the time. Part X becomes a stimulus toward development. Barry’s favorite chapter: Intensity. You gain by battling Part X. Those who win the war are those who fight it. Most people just fake it. [0.54.13] Phil’s favorite chapter: Goodness. Plato’s higher world had three characteristics: Truth, Beauty, and Goodness. Good vs. Evil. Faust. Evil is real, but the modern world doesn’t believe it. Part X is your embedded fragment of evil. Good is not simply the absence of evil. “What’s inside a human being is a mystery.” Rudolf Steiner, Mystics of the Renaissance