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Welcome to Money Concepts Radio on KDCR 88.5 FM with host Tom De Jong. Today’s episode is Part 3 of our series on saving for college. If you missed Parts 1-2 of this series, you can listen to those previous episodes here. Listen to Money Concepts Radio on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at or around 7:15 a.m. on KDCR 88.5 ...

1. Wheat Futures Surge on Increased Russian Export Tax; 2. Russian Growing Woes and Export Taxes Have All Eyes on Wheat; 3. Winter Weather Advisory in Effect in Parts of Iowa and Illinois

Back To School (education in general) Vision Store Webinar by David Woodbridge   In this webinar on the 27th of Jan from 12:30-13:30 ESDT, I’ll be discussing assistive and main stream software and hardware to keep you in good stead for the year.   Register at:   https://visionaustralia.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_r9cjH_XRTtydmVAEShfSbw   Competition to Win a Mantis Q40 is still Open Until the 31st of Jan 2021   In fifty words or less, explain why you would need a Mantis q40.   https://us10.list-manage.com/survey?u=4fb7b10e02480183869d219e8&id=6cf73b1a06   Aftershokz OPenMove Bone Conduction Head Phones   A reminder that the Vision Store now has the Aftershokz OpenMove bone conduction head phones in stock, still one of my most used head phones.   https://shop.visionaustralia.org/shop/product/aftershokz-openmove-wireless-bluetooth-headphones   Update on Stuff from CES 2021   It was great to hear about the fact that there were a number of assistive technology related vendors at CES covering such products as the Orcam, IrisVision, and Code Jumper.   IO’d have to say my favourite product was hiring about the Smart Doggy Door.   https://www.cnet.com/pictures/the-weirdest-new-gadgets-at-ces-2021/13/?ServiceType=twitter&PostType=link&UniqueID=B77776DC-55EF-11EB-9662-7B300EDC252D&TheTime=2021-01-13T22:36:02&ftag=COS-05-10aaa0b   ATIA Virtual Conference 2021 Registration Open   https://www.csun.edu/cod/conference/sessions/index.php/public/website_pages/view/24   CSUN 2021 Virtual Conference Now Open For Registration    https://www.csun.edu/cod/conference/sessions/index.php/public/website_pages/view/24   Samsung Jan 14 Event   Samsung Buds Pro (Jan 15), Smart Tags to use with Smart Things Find (Jan 29 and later in year for Tags Plus), Samsung Galaxy S21/S21 Plus (Jan 29) and Galaxy 21 Ultra 29 Jan (in other words the Pro version), new 1UIw across Samsung devices, new S pen for 21 Ultra only, better integration with Android audio, Digital key for cars, new improved partnership with Google, new version of Talkback on S21.   https://insights.samsung.com/2021/01/04/samsung-galaxy-unpacked-2021-watch-the-livestream-here/   Search With Your Voice Button Now On youtube.com   Works quite nicely, just remember to try and mute your screen reader if you are using one.   https://www.youtube.com   Galaxy ID Mate Discontinued After 25 Years   End of an era for this stand alone bar code reading device. Parts and databases will still be available for a while to come.   https://mailchi.mp/envisionamerica/id-mate-is-being-discontinued?e=b2a317a265   A Nice Little Bonus  with the VA Connect App for the VA Library   If you happen to use an M1 Mac (ability to run iOS apps), you can use the VA Connect app quite nicely on the computer. Some odd issues but not to bad including: inability to change categories from “All”, text to speech voice for daisy text (such as newspapers) using last speech voice on the Mac, table of contents within a book not working that well, and not sure where downloaded books go. However, as far as searching for a book, adding a book to your bookshelf, listening to a book, moving forward or backward through a book, and changing the speech rate, all works fine on the Mac.   https://apps.apple.com/au/app/vision-australia-va-connect/id1051618020

Ep. 32 Legendary radio host, John Garabedian is back for another hour with Benny, Siobhán and Cory to talk about creating his own music-centric TV station (V66), the current state of music radio as well as the future, his advice for achieving success in any venture and more. John also explains what makes a great interview and even demonstrates his approach by interviewing Siobhán… so get ready to take notes! His most current creation is Party LiveLine!, a live, interactive Top-40 radio program broadcast on Cape Cod’s Y101FM and available everywhere on the Jamchannel app. John is also an avid pilot and the President of the Cape Area Pilots Association (CAPA). In 2016, he published his memoir, “The Harmony of Parts”. partyliveline.com The Harmony of Parts (Memoir) - Follow the 2020'd crew: Benny Goodman - https://www.instagram.com/thebennygoodman/ Siobhán Cronin - https://www.instagram.com/siobhan_violin/ Cory Paza - https://www.instagram.com/corypaza/ - For more episodes, merch and more visit 2020-d.com Check out our band LostSymphony.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy New Years! It’s hard to believe we’re halfway through January already. I don’t know about you, but I confess that when that clock struck midnight, ushering out 2020, some small part of me expected that things would magically change. A new year. A new leaf. A new beginning. I suspect I wasn’t alone. Let’s face it, 2020 was a different year. It left many of us feeling unsettled and uncertain. It’s no surprise that we hoped for better. And yet, so far, it would be easy to see 2021 as bringing more of the same. From rising COVID numbers to sieges on the U.S. Capitol. What if, rather than settling in for another year of uncertainty, you chose to take control of your future? What if you decided to make 2021 your best year ever? Join host, Cindy Watson, as she shares the path for you to design your personal blueprint to step into the best version of yourself. Why not choose today to step up and design your destiny? Instead of focusing on the mundane that keeps you away from your bigger dreams, you can choose to create a blueprint that is meaningful and helps you step into the best version of your life. Instead of letting the uncertainty or negativity overwhelm, you can choose a powerful new future for yourself. And make no mistake … it is a choice. There is much in this world outside our control. This last year reminded us of that in a visceral way. But the beauty of this thing called life is that you can choose how you react, what meaning you attach to your external circumstances and how you’ll show up. You can choose to overcome uncertainty by taking charge of your life. Part 1 of that process is Reflection. Part 2 is where you start to Design Your Destiny Part 3 is Overcoming Obstacles Part 4 is Discovering Your Why Be sure to tune in next week to explore Parts 5 and 6: Productivity and Staying Power Remember to grab your free gift: the Make 2021 Your Best Year ebook at: https://www.womenonpurpose.ca/2021  Check out our Purpose Planner at:  If you want your planner sent to the US click this link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1999292308?ref=myi_title_dp  If you want your planner sent to Canada click this link: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/1999292308?ref=myi_title_dp  Also make sure to join our Women on purpose community at https://www.facebook.com/groups/Womenonpurposecommunity/      

Today’s ID the Future extends the discussion of A Mousetrap for Darwin: Michael Behe Answers His Critics, the newest book from Discovery Institute Press. Here the focus is on Parts 4 and 7 of the new book, and in particular Richard Lenski’s Long Term Evolution Experiment at Michigan State. What has this long-running project demonstrated? As Behe explains in the book (and elaborates on in today’s podcast), “The study has addressed some narrow points of peculiar interest to evolutionary population geneticists, but for proponents of intelligent design the bottom line is that the great majority of even beneficial mutations have turned out to be due to the breaking, degrading, or minor tweaking of pre-existing genes or regulatory regions. There have Read More › Source

Ps Danny welcomes us with a few words of his testimonial of being born again and proclaiming that spending time with the Word of God is what has helped him grow and he encourages us to believe that and follow his example. In introducing today's topic he points out that it is easy for us to keep wanting to go back to the 'old days'. He gives us a quick revision of the first 2 Parts of this series and proceeds with this question: "What Happens When God Burns Your Ships?" After all, in the first two Parts of the series it is the individuals that burned their own ships. Using several references in Numbers 13 and 14, Ps Danny reminds us of when the spies were sent out to check out the Promised Land and bring back some reports. It's a well-known story: 10 spies brought back negative reports and only 2 spies brought back positive reports. Ps Danny then clearly describes just how God 'burned' their 'ships' and that then caused immense troublesomeness for the Israelites in the wilderness. 40 years of it, in fact! Ps Danny elaborates on all the details of this, and how it applies to us. He ends with these questions for us: - Who are we influencing? - What words are we saying? - What ships have been burned in our lives?

Story: Triangle Author: ScullyGolightly Rating: MA Site link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/11668779/chapters/26259747 Read by: kristinsauter Summary: Circumstances reunite Stella, Scully, and Mulder, beginning at En Ami in The X-Files timeline. It is not necessary, but it's recommended to read Parts 1-3 (some referencing back occurs in Triangle). They're pretty much all porn anyways, so... Chapters 1-17: Season 7 Chapters 18-36: Season 8 Chapters 37-43: Season 9 Chapters 44-47: On the run Chapters 48-52: Pre-IWTB Chapters 53-55: IWTB Chapters 56-58: Post-IWTB - 2012 Chapters 59-66: Pre-revival Chapters 67-72: Season 10 Chapters 73-75: Season 11 Chapters 76-77: Post-revival Used by the author's permission. The characters in these works are not the property of the Audio Fanfic Podcast or the author and are not being posted for profit.

Story: Triangle Author: ScullyGolightly Rating: MA Site link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/11668779/chapters/26259747 Read by: kristinsauter Summary: Circumstances reunite Stella, Scully, and Mulder, beginning at En Ami in The X-Files timeline. It is not necessary, but it's recommended to read Parts 1-3 (some referencing back occurs in Triangle). They're pretty much all porn anyways, so... Chapters 1-17: Season 7 Chapters 18-36: Season 8 Chapters 37-43: Season 9 Chapters 44-47: On the run Chapters 48-52: Pre-IWTB Chapters 53-55: IWTB Chapters 56-58: Post-IWTB - 2012 Chapters 59-66: Pre-revival Chapters 67-72: Season 10 Chapters 73-75: Season 11 Chapters 76-77: Post-revival Used by the author's permission. The characters in these works are not the property of the Audio Fanfic Podcast or the author and are not being posted for profit.

In this session we will listen to a relaxing meditation that will help relax your mind and body that will help you get through a stressful day. . Remember Self-Care is very important to help assist your body during healing. This session in 2 Parts as followed 1) We will go over stress relieving techniques that will help you get through a stressful day. 2) We will listen to a stress release audio. To set up an appointment for your Stress Release Meditation Session email coachshareta@outlook.com Disclaimer: I have permission to use audio within my sessions.Disclaimer: this is for educational purposes only not intended to treat cured diagonals or prevent sicknesses illnesses or disease or mental health illnesses if you are making any lifestyle changes for yourself or your family to your health and wellness routine please seek the advice from your medical doctor.

Ep. 31 Legendary radio host, John Garabedian joins Benny, Siobhán and Cory to talk about his illustrious career, including his experience creating and hosting the nationally syndicated radio program, Open House Party. John shares stories of artists like The Who, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift and Jim Morrison, as well as his views on life in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. His most current creation is Party LiveLine!, a live, interactive Top-40 radio program broadcast on Cape Cod’s Y101FM and available everywhere on the Jamchannel app. John is also an avid pilot and the President of the Cape Area Pilots Association (CAPA). In 2016, he published his memoir, “The Harmony of Parts”. partyliveline.com The Harmony of Parts (Memoir) - Follow the 2020'd crew: Benny Goodman - https://www.instagram.com/thebennygoodman/ Siobhán Cronin - https://www.instagram.com/siobhan_violin/ Cory Paza - https://www.instagram.com/corypaza/ - For more episodes, merch and more visit 2020-d.com Check out our band LostSymphony.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Gupta Program: Why Brain Retraining Is the Key to Healing Chronic Health Conditions with Ashok Gupta   We know that the body is designed to heal itself when given the tools that it needs to do so. But, how do we trigger that healing response in the brain?    Ashok Gupta has the answer. Ashok healed himself of ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) after studying the neurology of illness. Because of the results he saw on himself, Ashok was inspired to do more. He went on to publish several medical papers, and then set up a global e-clinic specializing in the treatment of ME, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities and Associated Conditions which has given thousands of people their lives back by re-training their brain.   The Gupta Program Brain Retraining™ Is A Powerful Revolutionary Neuroplasticity & Holistic Health Program For Chronic Conditions. With this program, Ashok has drawn from many areas of coaching and therapy, including NLP, Meditation, Timeline Therapy, Breathwork, Parts therapy, Visualisation, Inner-Child work, and many more. We fit these tools under the banner of "Amygdala and Insula Retraining", or AIR Techniques.   Tune in to today's fascinating conversation to learn:   Simple Ways to Retrain Your Brain The Truth About Epigenetics and Your Health How to Know if You Have Post Covid-19 Syndrome The Role That Nature Plays in Healing our Minds And more!   Thank You to Our Sponsors!   The Gupta Program Gupta Program Brain Retraining™ is a powerful, revolutionary Neuroplasticity & Holistic Health Program for chronic conditions like Chronic Fatigue, Fibromyalgia, Lyme, Sibo, pain, anxiety and more. When you invest in the Gupta Program v5.0, not only get immediate access to the revolutionary neuroplasticity and holistic health system, you also receive a free 12- Week Webinar Series (worth $119). If you notice no improvement after using the program for 6 months, you can return it for a refund, no questions asked. Invest in yourself and your health now at guptaprogram.com. EverlyWell EverlyWell offers over 30 at-home lab tests from food sensitivities, to thyroid tests, to Women’s Health Tests to STD tests. COVID-19 tests now available as well! Take control of your health with their 30+ at-home lab tests! Each test is shipped straight to your door with easy to follow instructions. All tests are processed in a certified lab and results are reviewed by a board-certified physician and sent to you digitally! You know I scored you a discount! Go to everlywell.com/foodheals and enter code foodheals at checkout to get 20% off!   Ritual Ritual is the multivitamin, reimagined. Ritual is formulated with key nutrients, including Vitamin D3, to help fill gaps in the diet. Their fresh-tasting, delayed-release capsules are designed to dissolve later, in less sensitive areas of the stomach, so you can take them with or without food. Ritual’s clean, vegan-friendly formula is made with key nutrients in forms your body can actually use—no shady extras. Your multivitamins are delivered to your door every month with free shipping, always. You can start, snooze, or cancel your subscription anytime. And if you don’t love Ritual within your first month, they’ll refund your first order. Visit Ritual.com/FOODHEALS for 10% off and start your Ritual today.

“For the Parts,” by William Burrison. William’s particularly interested in horror and poetry, and wrote a piece that capitalizes on both; where a daughter loses her father in the worst way. "For the Parts'" players are Marjorie Bicknell as the Narrator and Keenya Jackson as the Daughter.And now, it’s time for the show. We open at a family’s home…“The Butcher of Treblinka” by Daniel Wolf. In this play, Moishe’s attending the bris of his grandson and realizes he recognizes the mohel…as a Nazi official from the Treblinka extermination camp back in World War II. "THe Butcher of Treblinka's" players are Jay Steinberg as Moishe, Stephen Medevick as Lenny, Carol Moog as Moishe’s sister Ceil, and Jim Fryer as the Mohel, with additional voices by Adrian Bridges. And now we open on a bris…“For the Parts” was performed and recorded, and presented with permission of the author at the Spruce Hill Community Association back in 2018. All rights reserved. “For the Parts” was directed and produced by Caitlin Cieri, Robert Ruelan, and Charles Primerano. Editing and mixing by Charles Primerano. Additional music provided by Adrian Bridges.“The Butcher of Treblinka” was performed and recorded and presented with permission of the author. All rights reserved. “The Butcher of Treblinka” was directed and produced by Caitlin Cieri, Robert Ruelan, and Adrian Bridges. Editing and mixing by Adrian Bridges.This script was recorded remotely by Jay Steinberg, Stephen Medevick, Carol Moog, Jim Fryer, and Adrian Bridges. This episode of Philly DramaCast was produced by the Philadelphia Dramatists Center.Support the show (http://www.pdc1.org/pdc-membership/)

1. Wheat Jumps While Corn and Beans Rise in Overnight Trading; 2. Export Inspections of Corn and Beans Rise Week-to-Week; 3. High Wind Expected in Parts of Montana and the Dakotas Tuesday

My guest today is Zach Fuss, an investor at Continental Grain, a 200-year-old family owned business that is focused on investing and operating businesses throughout the food and agriculture ecosystem with assets across the US, Latin America, and Asia. Prior to his work at Continental, Zack was an analyst at Tiger and Citadel. This is a must listen for those interested in any aspect of the food ecosystem but also understanding value chains more generally. In our conversation we cover where profits tend to sit in a specific value chain, how legacy food businesses are creating their 2nd acts as digital businesses and explore what makes Domino's Pizza so interesting and special. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Zach Fuss.    For the full show notes, transcript, and links to mentioned content check out https://www.joincolossus.com/episodes/93129089/fuss-breaking-down-the-food-ecosystem This episode of Invest Like the Best is sponsored by Canalyst. Canalyst is the leading destination for public company data and analysis.  If you’re a professional equity investor and haven’t talked to Canalyst recently, you should give them a shout. Learn more and try Canalyst for yourself at canalyst.com/Patrick.     This episode is brought to you by the MIT Investment Management Company (MITIMCO). MITIMCO is always on the looking for promising investment managers with the potential to compound our capital for a decade or more. If you think your firm is too small, too young, or too non-institutional, you might just be exactly what we are looking for. Check us out at https://mitimco.org/partner/ or e-mail us at  partner@mitimco.org. Please also see our new page for emerging managers https://mitimco.org/emerging-managers/.    Invest like the Best is a property of Colossus Inc. For more episodes of Invest Like the Best go to https://www.joincolossus.com/episodes.  Stay up to date on all our podcasts by signing up to Colossus Weekly, our quick dive every Sunday highlighting the top business and investing concepts from our podcasts and the best of what we read that week.  Sign up here - https://www.joincolossus.com/newsletter.   Follow Patrick on Twitter at @patrick_oshag Follow Colossus on Twitter at @JoinColossus   Show Notes [00:03:42] – [First question] – Key components of the food management business [00:05:12] – The most defensible businesses in the food chain [00:07:51] – Law of conservation of attractive profits in the food business and food delivery [00:11:05] – Legacy food businesses and ones that have adapted well to changes today [00:15:42] – Dark stores and cloud kitchens [00:17:11] – Breaking down the Domino's Pizza business [00:19:45] – Being a Domino's Pizza franchise owner [00:21:03] – Why they offer such high returns to franchise owners [00:23:22] – The tech company aspect of Domino's Pizza [00:25:25] – Same store economics for an owner [00:28:15] – When Domino's Pizza realized their food was not great [00:29:45] – Why Domino's Pizza owns the delivery and won’t go on other platforms [00:32:47] – Most portable pieces of Domino's Pizza business [00:34:03] – Parts of Domino's Pizza history that are intriguing [00:35:51] – Build once, sell many times [00:40:09] – Lessons from the best retail businesses [00:43:26] – Has it become harder for smaller companies to win with larger ones being more nimble [00:46:39] – Watching the alternative meat companies flourish [00:49:49] – Interesting trends in the food space [00:51:22] – Global trends in food that we can learn from [00:54:04] – Impact of Covid on the food industry [00:57:44] – Businesses outside of stores that he finds fascinating [01:00:08] – Why he’s impressed by Chipotle [01:01:48] – Approaching buying a franchise [01:05:30] – Creating a new QSR business and differentiating from the pack [01:07:58] – Frontiers that he’s interested in today [01:10:17] – What he is saying in the competitiveness in public equities [01:13:48] – Kindest thing anyone has done for him    

Roughly 20% of US GDP is rooted in healthcare. Which is why it is such a topic of controversy. Trisha’s guest today is Vini Singh, an assistant professor in the Department of Resource Economics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. In part 1 of the interview, Vini and Trisha discuss the current cost and quality of healthcare in the United States as compared to other developed countries. They also examine the current state of the ACA and how the US can improve the quality of care and reduce the costs of healthcare! In this episode, we talk about… Current statistics of healthcare in the US Reasons that the quality of US healthcare is not better than countries that spend less Breaking down the concept of under-insurance The trickle-down effects of those that are under-insured Parts of the healthcare system that are working to reduce costs How the ACA operates and what impacts it makes The need for regulation in healthcare   Links to resources: Vini Singh: Website Contact Information: Manasvini Singh, PhD Assistant Professor Resource Economics University of Massachusetts - Amherst https://www.manasvinisingh.com/   Webinar Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eG9ZviVgjM&ab_channel=SBSUMass   Subscribe, rate, and review: www.providerspropertiesandperformance.com   Schedule a Sale-Leaseback Consultation: https://docproperties.com/free-consultation-trisha-talbot/     About Trisha:   WEBSITE:   www.docproperties.com   LINKED IN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trishatalbot/   Email inquiries to: info@docproperties.com

If Ron Howard Uses Focus Groups... Ron Howard has been in the entertainment industry since he was a little boy on the Andy Griffith Show, Later he was on Happy Days and since then has been making phenomenal movies. He's been nominated for 114 awards and won 39 times for a percentage of 34%, In 2002 he won with A Beautiful Mind for Best Picture and Best Director. One might say, "Not too shabby." Rob was on the true stories show on Satelite radio talking about always screens his movies and checks in with the audience to see how the content is connecting with his audience. In the interview, he said, "We did our first previews, and I was so defensive about it and against it, and I wound up learning so many important truths about our story, that to this day, even the Beatles documentary, even though I have Final Cut, I screened the movies and I know how to ask the questions and I ask people to fill out questionnaires. I find it very, very useful. It's difficult but I always think that it's like the playwright getting to see the show out of town before you take it to Broadway. I don't think it's really any different than that. I have the confidence of having done it a lot, and the power of Final Cut, so that this is about me understanding how the movie works. It's comforting on the one hand, but I think it's really important to understand how the movie is communicating with an audience. That's what entertainment is: Is something is communicated to you and do you enjoy it? Why Podcasters Skip The Focus Group If this is your first podcast, you probably spent much more time on their episodes than they originally planned, so the last thing you want to hear is that you need to go back and do some work. While understandable, if the goal is to grow your podcast, constructive feedback is something that is essential to growing your podcast. Most of us are familiar with the story of Thomas Edison doing 1000 attempts at the light bulb that didn't work. When asked about it these "failures" Edison replied, "I didn’t fail 1,000 times. The light bulb was an invention with 1,000 steps." In some cases, people see their episode as art. If that is you, then skip this episode. Your goal is to not grow your audience but to just put the podcast out there. The podcast is not for your audience. It's for you. Just Like Your Podcast, Creating Your Survey Starts With Why Today you will hear from Glenn the Geek who runs the Horse Radio Network. His primary income is sponsorship and a membership site. We will hear from Scott Johnson from the What Was That Like? podcast that has been steadily growing since it launched. Scott was looking for feedback on his content. The Process of Creating a Survey Identify why you're doing your survey (and what you're trying to learn) Choose your questions Deliver your survey Collect your feedback Organize your data and look for trends Implement changes based on feedback. Follow up to ensure you've achieved your goal. Potential Questions Demographics: This is where you ask age, sex, income. Where they hang out: Where else do they get information like yours? What other podcasts, forums, magazines, etc do they consume? By knowing where your audience is you can go to where they are and make friends. Content Questions: How long do they listen? Favorite parts of the show? Parts they wish would be different? Audio quality? The top thing they've gained from listening? Advertising Questions: Have you purchased any products from sponsors on this show? Who do you think would be a good sponsor? Do you skip the ads? What was the last thing you purchased? If You're Just Launching Take the episode you feel is ready for the public and get specific. As about the audio quality, and how far people listened. If they say they listened to the whole thing, give them a quiz to prove it. If they didn't listen far found out why. There is no sense going any further until you get your content resonating with your audience. Special Thanks to: Scott Johnson from What Was That Like? (a great podcast) Glenn Hebert from the Horse Radio Network Jack Rhysider from the Darknet Diaries (Check out  episode 27 about hacking the Apple Charts) James from the Dog Podcast Network Need Help With Your Podcast? If you need help with: Planning Launching Growing Monetizing Troubleshooting Gear Selection It is all there at the School of Podcasting Mentioned in this Podcast Video on Using Google Forms episode 27 of Darknet Diaries about hacking Apple Charts Profit From Your Podcast Book on Monetizing Your Podcast School of Podcasting  - Plan, Launch, and Grow Your Podcast

Parts of the manufacturing world were laggards in the strong freight market of 2020. But on this week's Drilling Deep podcast, Jason Miller of Michigan State University discusses his bullish outlook for manufacturing in 2021 and the impact it will have for the nation's fleets.Also on Drilling Deep, host John Kingston talks about the red-hot diesel market that is sending prices back to where they were at the start of the pandemic. It's part of a broad surge in prices for man More FreightWaves podcastsApple PodcastsSpotify

Parts of the manufacturing world were laggards in the strong freight market of 2020. But on this week's Drilling Deep podcast, Jason Miller of Michigan State University discusses his bullish outlook for manufacturing in 2021 and the impact it will have for the nation's fleets.Also on Drilling Deep, host John Kingston talks about the red-hot diesel market that is sending prices back to where they were at the start of the pandemic. It's part of a broad surge in prices for man More FreightWaves podcastsApple PodcastsSpotify

Story: Triangle Author: ScullyGolightly Rating: MA Site link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/11668779/chapters/26259747 Read by: kristinsauter Summary: Circumstances reunite Stella, Scully, and Mulder, beginning at En Ami in The X-Files timeline. It is not necessary, but it's recommended to read Parts 1-3 (some referencing back occurs in Triangle). They're pretty much all porn anyways, so... Chapters 1-17: Season 7 Chapters 18-36: Season 8 Chapters 37-43: Season 9 Chapters 44-47: On the run Chapters 48-52: Pre-IWTB Chapters 53-55: IWTB Chapters 56-58: Post-IWTB - 2012 Chapters 59-66: Pre-revival Chapters 67-72: Season 10 Chapters 73-75: Season 11 Chapters 76-77: Post-revival Used by the author's permission. The characters in these works are not the property of the Audio Fanfic Podcast or the author and are not being posted for profit.

Story: Triangle Author: ScullyGolightly Rating: MA Site link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/11668779/chapters/26259747 Read by: kristinsauter Summary: Circumstances reunite Stella, Scully, and Mulder, beginning at En Ami in The X-Files timeline. It is not necessary, but it's recommended to read Parts 1-3 (some referencing back occurs in Triangle). They're pretty much all porn anyways, so... Chapters 1-17: Season 7 Chapters 18-36: Season 8 Chapters 37-43: Season 9 Chapters 44-47: On the run Chapters 48-52: Pre-IWTB Chapters 53-55: IWTB Chapters 56-58: Post-IWTB - 2012 Chapters 59-66: Pre-revival Chapters 67-72: Season 10 Chapters 73-75: Season 11 Chapters 76-77: Post-revival Used by the author's permission. The characters in these works are not the property of the Audio Fanfic Podcast or the author and are not being posted for profit.

– 1/3/21 p.m. sermon– Speaker: Justin P. Sivley– Parts of Paul’s letter to Timothy are very personal, and are a great source of understanding what should be expected of preachers.  Our study in these verses considers these words to the young preacher, but also to understand how they can apply to all Christians in our … Continue reading 1/3/21 p.m. sermon – Fulfill Your Ministry – 1 Timothy 4:11-16

In a wide-ranging interview with HMM correspondent Corinne Carey, New York Assemblymember for the 108th District John T. McDonald talks about 2020 and the work he's proud of in an otherwise dismal year, and ahead to his priorities in 2021. Environmental issues, housing, criminal justice, adult-use cannabis are among the topics McDonald addressed. Assemblymember McDonald, who is also a pharmacist in the city of Cohoes, also addressed the issues raised with the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine. This is part 1 of a 3-part interview with the Assemblymember, and covers the environmental concerns raised by a Cohoes-based incineration plant, policing reforms, and marijuana legalization in New York. Parts 2 and 3 of this interview will address the outlook for 2021 in the state legislature, and vaccine distribution.

How are local school districts heading into the start of 2021? We talk with the superintendents of Brighton, Greece, and West Irondequoit Central School Districts about their plans for the pandemic winter. Parts of each of those towns were designated as Orange Zones before Thanksgiving. Under the state’s rules, school buildings within Orange Zones must close to in-person learning for at least four calendar days and cannot reopen until testing criteria is met. During his press briefing Monday, Governor Andrew Cuomo touted the benefits of in-person learning, but said it’s up to the districts to make the final decision about when schools reopen after meeting criteria. This hour, the superintendents discuss their districts’ learning models, how students and staff are adapting, and what they expect in their schools for the next several months. Our guests: Kevin McGowan , superintendent of the Brighton Central School District Kathleen Graupman , superintendent of the Greece Central School

Welcome to Money Concepts Radio on KDCR 88.5 FM with host Tom De Jong. Today’s episode is Part 9, the final piece of our series on tax tips for year-end planning. If you missed Parts 1-8 of this series, you can listen to them here. Listen to Money Concepts Radio on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at or around 7:15 a.m. ...

Doors are open for the brand new Room to Grow™ Mastermind! Check out all the details and book a call with me to see if we're a good fit. We kick off on January 18th, 2021!   On today's episode, we're exploring what happens when we do the work to heal old hurts and change our behaviours. Healing happens when we’re presented with a choice: take the more comfortable option of remaining the same, or sit with the uncomfortable truth that we can both do and be better.  It’s going to force you to face parts of yourself that would be easier to avoid. But the alternative is to instead repeat the same patterns and behaviours over and over again, to our own detriment, until we reach a point of no longer tolerating our own bullshit. Sometimes, it requires a cataclysmic event in our lives to push us to the point of change. A health scare, a relationship ending, missing an opportunity because we didn’t step up the way we know we could be capable of. And when we do this work, over time you begin to notice changes. Parts of you will soften and become more forgiving, compassionate and tolerant, while other parts of you may harden and you'll develop firmer boundaries and less tolerance for bullshit that go against your core values. We're getting into all of it today!   REFERENCES Room to Grow™ Mastermind Book a Call with Emily   Episode #185, What Does 'Doing the Work' Even Mean? Episode #126, Forgiveness Isn't Found, It's Earned: Doing the Inner Work Episode #175, The Uncomfortable Exploration of the Grey Area: Nothing is Black and White   Questions?  Comments? Want to connect and chat about this episode? You can email me at info@emilygoughcoaching.com, or DM me over on Instagram @emilygoughcoach or Facebook at Emily Gough Coaching.  I would absolutely love to connect with you and thank you for listening in real life and here any takeaways you had from this or other episodes!.  It makes me day to see you listening to the podcast and fills me up with pure joy. Seriously.  See you on the ‘gram! If Instagram and Facebook aren’t your jam, send me a good old fashioned email!  info@emilygoughcoaching.com BRAND NEW EPISODES EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY Find Emily Online: Emily Gough Coaching Room to Grow Podcast

The terms 'empathic' and 'narcissistic' have become widely used terms that are often placed on the behavior of individuals. When terms become labels and are over saturated in society, their meanings usually become watered down and skewed. So what is an Empath? What is a Narcissist? How are they connected and how can they both stand in their power and bring in consciousness to come to the center of this polarity?Other Relevant Episodes:What is Unconditional Love & The Process of Reaching Ithttps://wisewhyspodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/what-is-unconditional-love-and-theThree Questions to Help You Define Your Authentic Selfhttps://wisewhyspodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/three-questions-to-help-you-define-your-authentic-selfUnderstanding the Energetic Cost of Your Preferenceshttps://wisewhyspodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/understanding-the-energetic-cost-of-your-preferencesHow to Properly Set An Intention & Why Disappointment Typically Follows Expectations:https://wisewhyspodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-properly-set-an-intention-whyUsing the Current Civil Unrest to Further Our Internal Growthhttps://wisewhyspodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/using-the-current-civil-unrest-to-further-our-internal-growthThe Difference Between Sensing, Feeling, Intuition & Emotions (2 Parts)https://wisewhyspodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/the-difference-between-sensing-feelinghttps://wisewhyspodcast.simplecast.com/episodes/the-difference-between-sensing-feeling-2

We are in a new series on the gospel of John entitled the story of Amazing love. Last week introduced the book from John 1:1-5.And we saw from this text 2 things:That Jesus Christ did not have a beginning. In the beginning was the word. God had no beginning. In the beginning God was wasing. In the beginning God was already there and had always been there.That Jesus Christ was the creator. All things were made through him. That all the energy in the universe, 10^70th joules of power were not made by Jesus, they were made through Jesus. You’ve perhaps heard the creative act of God being described as ex nihilo (out of nothing). Well, if we want to get technical about it, that’s not quite true. The universe was not created ex nihilo. It was created ex christus. Or more accruately still, propter christo. The universe was created THROUGH Jesus Christ.So the first five verses begin by making this point. Why? There’s a definite reason. In the pages that are to follow we will befriend this real flesh and blood Jesus who eats and tires. A man who is filled with the emotions we are familiar with - sorrow, joy, anger and empathy. We will meet a man who is beset with human weakness. And John intends us to connect the man who is described in these pages to the omnipotent, all-powerful, creative LIFE-GIVING God of the pre-created world.John is going to argue that the man Jesus is in fact, God. Nobody would be expected to come to that conclusion by merely looking at him. Why? because he looked so NORMAL. The prophet Isaiah predicted this.Jesus wasn’t born with super powers. John knows that you are going to make a snap judgment concerning the nature of this man. We stereotype and you are not to be blamed. Who in the world would believe that this guy you are looking at, this guy who looks like a man, and an average one at that, is in fact God himself, the creator of the entire universe?John was written for this very purpose - that you might believe that this man, this Jesus, is in fact, the Christ (Messiah) the son of the living God and that by believing you might experience LIFE in his name (spiritual life and physical life).Or you could put it this way: John 1:1-5 is the claim that Jesus is God. The rest of the book is going to try and defend the claim.The Prologue of Revelation.John 1:1-18 is considered the prologue. It’s the word given before the word. It’s the 20,000 foot view of what’s to come. And the prologue begins with the concept of REVELATION.The REVELATION IS THE CLAIM. The claim of John 1:1-5 is that Jesus is God. Revelation, according to the Christian tradition, is God choosing to disclose himself. In order for us to know anything about God, he’s got to make the first move. Without God initiating, we could never know Him and we could never fully know ourselves.Perhaps it’s obvious but it’s worth noting that divine revelation is by no means a given. There’s nothing that says that God had to reveal himself. He could have just as easily created the world, walked away and left us to our own demise. A deist believes that there is evidence of a God but he is unknowable because he has not chosen to reveal himself. God wound up the world like a clock and then left it on a shelf and he has simply gone elsewhere, wherever Gods go. But that is not the claim made here. God has chosen to reveal himself. And he did that through his Son, Jesus Christ.Now that self-revelation was preceded by a messenger named John and that’s where our text today begins.Revelation here is pictured as light that slices through darkness. Imagine being in that dark cave we described last week. Am I in a chamber 8 feet high or 800 feet high? What colors are in the rocks? Is there water? Are there crystals or stalactites or are the walls smooth. It’s all there, it just can’t be known because we don’t have light to reveal it.Without a source of light/revelation we are blind men groping in a dark world. Without light/revelation, our observational abilities can only get us so far.Consider what is knowable about God from mere observation of the created order. No REVELATION just OBSERVATION. Let’s assume you deduce from looking at creation that there must be a God. There is too much complexity to explain it away by chance. But let me ask you just one simple question about this creator: Is he merciful or merciless?What evidence could you begin acquiring?Zebras get taken out by Tigers. That’s pretty violent. That doesn’t seem too merciful.Innocent people get murdered, women are oppressed, defrauded? God does not seem merciful at all by that metric.On the other handIt doesn’t seem that we are not destroyed instantly by our evil actions. It seems like we are given a second chance. That seems merciful.The wicked and the righteous alike are given gifts of a beautiful day, the opportunity to love, wonderful food. That seems merciful.It’s inconclusive. We can’t know. But here’s an even more fundamental question. Is being merciful good or bad? Without God revealing himself, we can’t even answer which is more noble?If there’s no revelation, if there’s no place where God has spoken and told us what is right and wrong, then all morality can be nothing more than a matter of opinion. It can’t be absolute.If there is no revelation, then a woman might rise up and object to being treated like a slave. But from the perspective of the one enslaving, it’s a good thing. He gets a free servant. There is not a way you can consider one inferior to another. You have no basis for saying so. Does not the natural world operate according to the principle of survival of the fittest?When it comes to our sexual ethic, our sense of justice, our sense of right and wrong, there cannot be absolute answers to these questions without revelation. We need the creator to intervene and say:I did not intend for you to behave like this. I intended instead for you to behave like this.This is acting according to design. This is acting against my design.Only a creator can say that. Do you see how lost we are without revelation?We need intellectual light.We need moral light.And Jesus Christ comes bringing both. Jesus is the LIGHT.Now we are going to save the story of John the Baptist for next week but suffice it to say that God used John not as the light, but as the man who would announce that the light was coming.John was to Jesus as a map of Disneyland is to Disneyland John was to Jesus as a sign to McCall is to McCallJesus was the light of the world. John handed you the flashlight and told you where the on switch was.So the prologue begins by telling us that light came into the world. Again, the prologue is the overview of the entire thing. So John’s going to show us people’s reaction to the light. **John essentially says, “I am about to tell you a story.** I am going to tell you about that period of history when the Messiah, Jesus the Christ, The LIGHT of the world, was REVEALED.”But BEFORE I tell you the beginning, let me first tell you the end. Here’s the summary of how people reacted to that REVELATORY claim. The claim itself divided. The claim itself was a WEDGE.Some loved him. Some hated.Some worshiped. Others cursed.Some gave everything they had for him. Others gave everything they had to destroy him.Some believed. Others disbelieved.So John begins with the end. He starts with how the REVELATION itself was ultimately and finally received.Now let’s look at the response that people had to this light.Let’s start with rejection.At first he points out the irony. How could the creator, the one who owns everything, made everything, is the source of life for everything, be rejected?How could the owner and creator be rejected by the creatures?Several years ago, I remember reading about the CEO of Mozilla. He was an entrepreneur and built the firefox browser and this giant company from the ground up. And even though he was the founder and developer and CEO of the company his board fired him for being unwilling to support a political agenda. How can it be that the man who built the company be fired by the company he built?That’s what’s being described here. Jesus Christ is the creator of all things, and specifically the human machine.Jesus Christ is the inventor of DNA with it’s 3 million base pairs.He didn’t even need a patent because it’s so complex nobody could copy it.The inventor of the eye with it’s ability to differentiate between 10 million colors.The inventor of the ear complete with it’s ability to magnify sound and provide feedback for balance.The inventor of neurons that chemically transmit information at 120 m/s.The inventor of the brain with it’s 100 billion neuronsSo God invented, gifted all this, graced the world with all this and then here’s what happened.We used the eye given by Jesus to see Jesus.We used the ear given by Jesus to hear Jesus.We used the neurons given by Jesus to transfer that sensory information to the brain given by Jesus to evaluate JesusAnd then we used the mouth given by Jesus to reject Jesus.The world was made THROUGH him, yet the world did not know him. It can’t get any more IRONIC and can’t any more TRAGIC.But this is not merely the summary of the response of men to Jesus’ ministry. This is the summary of men to God all through the Bible.I heard someone recently say that the Bible is basically a summary of man’s search for God. I laughed out loud when I heard that. You could not possibly do a worse job of describing the Bible than that. That one sentence undoes the entire Bible. Quite efficient.If you read the Scripture, you will see the Bible is one story piled on top of another story of God revealing himself to men and women who were not looking for him.God revealed himself through prophets. What did they do with them? They stoned them.Jonah’s running.Samson is womanizing.Saul is hiding.Gideon is cowering.Time and time again you have men and women trying to get away from God as far as they can. Are men searching? Well they are searching! They are searching, searching, searching for every possible way to get out of his presence.I have kept my hands out all day to a disobedient people.I have spoken to those who did not seek me.I have answered those who did call out to me.Jesus Christ is the climax of divine revelation. And the climactic revelation is attended with climactic rejection.The response to the REVELATION of Jesus Christ is not surprising. Most people rejected him. But others accepted him. Others received him.Look at verse 12ReceptionSome received him. Some accepted the claim. Some believed that Jesus was God.And he describes the result of that belief as those who become children of God. What’s the significance of becoming children of God. Why that metaphor? Here’s the idea.When a lady bug lays eggs and new life comes out. What kind of life is it? It’s ladybug life.A grasshopper gives birth to grasshopper life.A squirrel gives birth to squirrel life.The point is that whatever the parent life form… a moose, a salamander or a human, a parent can only give it’s offspring the same type of life that he himself has.And here we are told that by believing in God we are given the right to become children of God which means that we will be given the same kind of life as God. Remember the purpose of John. These things are written that you might believe and that by believing you might have LIFE in his name. You partake of the same type of life as the father because now you are his children.And what type of life is that? Eternal life. Perfect Life. That’s good stuff folks.Now if that is the case, why would anyone reject him? If all you have to do is believe in Jesus Christ to have PERFECT LIFE, why in the world would ANYONE reject him? Let’s think.What the Light RevealedWhat was it about the light that caused such violently different reactions? What was this piercing, dividing quality of light? What did the light reveal? There must have been something about that light or something about what it revealed that was either attractive or offensive. We see that in the next verse.Now this is helpful. Here we get our interpretive key to vs. 1. In the beginning was the Word. Who is the word? The word became flesh and dwelt among us. So the Word is Jesus Christ.Why not just say, “In the beginning was Jesus? And Jesus was with God and Jesus was God.” Why refer to Jesus as the WORD? Just as words reveal what is in the mind of a man, so Jesus Christ reveals what is in the mind of God. Jesus Christ reveals God. And this is the most complete, most full revelation that could ever be given.Perhaps you have heroes of the faith. It’s one thing to read about a man… You can read their biographies. That gives you some idea of who they are. But wouldn’t you love to live among them? Wouldn’t you love to see how they respond to stress? How do they balance all the important priorities. What do they do when they get tired? How do they play? What kinds of things are funny to them? What does righteous anger look like? How do they respond to criticism?This is whey Jesus coming to earth is so significant. It’s the ultimate REVELATION. Immanuel - God with us. God among us. It was God revealing in a way he had never done before.Jesus come in the flesh was like revelation on steroids. It’s why the life of Christ is such a powerful, never-ending insight into the person of God.The way John describes the experience of that REVELATIONis that we beheld his glory. Normally when we think of glory we tend to think in terms of splendor, light, perfection. That’s a glorious sunset. That’s a glorious melody.The Greek word for glory is δόξα which ACTUALLY comes from the Greek root dokéō which means to think.What the word really means in it’s most core essence is to think in such a way as to develop a high opinion. What do I think of something. If I think very HIGHLY of you, you have lots of glory. If I think very LOW of you then you have very little glory.And so when we say, that is a glorious sunset, we are of the opinion that the sunset has reached a level of perfection. This sunset has the perfect combination of colors, the perfect contrasting hues, the perfect crisp lines and muted blurred clouds.When I look at it my mind identifies it as perfection.Here’s the point. When the Jews of the NT saw Jesus, they saw perfection. They saw in him something they instantly identified as completeness, unstained, undefiled, beauty. They saw glory.The Attraction of PerfectionNow I think it’s interesting that of all the things to call out in a prologue high/level overview, this is the aspect you’d highlight. I mean the guy walked on water. The guy could raise people from the dead. The miraculous isn’t even called out. Yes, he did miracles. Yes, he had power. But that’s not what John primarily identifies as the thing that makes him glorious. What makes him glorious is the perfect embodiment of grace and truth. Think about this.Life is full of balancing acts isn’t it. And we never get that balance right.- We see it’s important to be critical but it’s also important to accept. How do you get that right?- We know it’s important to speak up but it’s also important to listen. - We know it’s important to stand your ground but it’s also important to back down.What we see in Jesus is perfection. We see glory. We look at the balance of how Jesus lived his life and we say, "Wow, that is glorious." We marvel. That’s perfect. It’s the perfect balancing act. It’s beauty in it’s perfect form. Consider a painting. To much black and the eyes don’t look good. Too much white and it’s washed out. There is a perfect balance. There is a mixture that is absolutely perfect. And that is what is being referenced here. We beheld Jesus, full of grace and truth.When the light came, it was perfect. It was so beautiful. White light is the combination of all the colors of the rainbow. We see in the white light of Jesus all good values contained and balanced perfectly. It’s so beautiful. You just gaze on it in wonder. The picture of perfect light.Look at how this perfect white light is further describedJohn begins his gospel with the stunning REVELATION of God in the person of Jesus Christ. God has ‘made himself known’ through the perfection of JESUS.The fact that Jesus was utterly glorious, utterly reflective of the glory of God can be demonstrated by this simple question, “How in the WORLD did Jesus get ANYONE to believe the CLAIM that he was God?”Think about the difficulty of this problem. It can be summarized with four words. Jesus was a man. If Jesus was talking to a Greek well maybe you could convince him. Because after all, the gods to the Greeks were just men blown big. To the Greeks, the gods were just kind of like Marvel characters. They were more or less men, but men with amazing athleticism, incredible intellect, strong reproductive prowess. And so you could conceive that if Jesus was especially talented in some area, he may be able to convince a Greek that he was a god.But Jesus was a Jew, and he was talking to Jews.Jews believed the OT which revealed that God was a Spirit who existed outside the world.He was the creator of the world.How could God be in the world?He couldn’t be a man because a man was created.By contrast, God was a being of infinite power who created everything by the word of his power. He just whispers and the dust of galaxies obediently fling into existence, 10^70th joules of power strong.For a man to say, “I am God…” To a Jew? This was heresy of the most laughable form. Indeed, many tried to stone him for it.And yet many believed. How did he do it?Now, we aren’t done setting up the difficulty of the problem. Here’s the most problematic part. Think about this. It’s not like he got people to believe in him who lived far away and were simply mesmerized by this romantic idea of God come down in the form of a man.He got people to believe in him who actually lived with him and ate with him and laughed and cried with him. It’s one thing to love a comedian on stage. You think, man he looks so natural, so warm, so welcoming, so likable. You think he’s likable? Talk to his wife. It’s another thing entirely, to live with the guy.Think about this. Jesus had been living with the disciples for 3 years in close quarters. Day in day out. Hungry, tired, opportunities to be irritable, opportunities to be grumpy.Before Jesus heads up to Jerusalem to be crucified, Jesus turns to Peter, and says, “Who do you say that I am?” Peter replies, you are the Christ the Son of the living God. Just think…what kind of life must Jesus have lived before them such that this was the answer that comes out of their lips? Can you imagine that? I know my wife and kids love me, but when I ask them that question, “Who do you say that I am?” I’m hearing different stuff.When the disciples looked at him, what did they see? They saw perfection. When they looked at him they saw a man who was GLORIOUS, brilliant was full of grace and truth. He hurt their eyes. Normally, the longer you live with someone the more normal they become. With Jesus it was opposite.The longer you lived with him, the more amazed you became.The more astonished you became.The more you get to know him the better he.He’s better than you expected. Why?Because you are beholding, not a great man, you are beholding God himself.You are staring right at God.Do you not think that would be an amazing experience?They saw in him perfection embodied.Remember I began by asking the question is it good to be merciful or merciless. What is the answer to the question? What does God reveal? Is it good to be merciful or merciless. The answer is Jesus. It’s the perfect combination.There are times when he overthrows the tables of the money changers.He shows no mercy.His eyes are fire.There is a whip in his hand.He is sharp, bitter, hard merciless.You brood of vipers.You white washed tombs.Justice.Other times when God shows absolute mercy.Go and sin no more.He washes the disciples feet.He’s dining with tax collectors and prostitutes.Here he is. Full of grace and full of truth. They saw in him virtues that had never been combined.You have here tenderness without any weakness,strength without any heavy-handedness,humility without any timidity,firm, unbending, unyielding convictions and yet utter approachabilitypassion without prejudice,power without insensitivity.Never a jarring note when you look at him. Never a false step. Never. What do you see here? You see the surprises of perfection.You want to know what the Jews saw that allowed them to rearrange their conception of Messiah. They saw God. The Word became flesh and dwelt among them. Full of GRACE and full of TRUTH. Perfection. The perfect combination.Who is this that the winds and the seas obey him?Never has a man spoke as this man spoke.Who is this?In the end, they had to come to this incredible conclusion. It must be GOD.The Problem with LightSo let’s come back to it. If you had perfect grace and truth, why would anyone reject him? If believing that he was God was the source of life why would anyone reject?Let me explain through analogy: Who wants to join me in a sun staring contest? The person who can stare at the sun longest without blinking wins. Who’s in? Why not? Because when you look at the sun, it hurts your eyes. I fact if you stare longer than just a couple seconds it would damage them. Whose fault is that? How foolish it would be to blame the sun. The problem is not the sun. The problem is my eyes. My weakness cannot take it in. I need the sun.But if our eyes were adjusted to see what’s really there we would see something like this:It is by the sun that you can see all things.It is because of the sun that all things live and exist and have their being.What we need is not to get rid of the sun. What we need is increased capacity to take it in. And when you suddenly filter it out so you aren’t so overwhelmed you begin to see the layers and layers of beauty.“We beheld his glory, full of grace and truth.”The Problem with the Son.So the light came and revealed perfection but we were not capable of taking it in. It hurt our eyes. Yes, we were mesmerized by it, but it hurt us.But here’s another thing about light. Because of it’s nature. Yes it, in and of itself, is beautiful. But the nature of light is that it reveals. It illuminates things around it.And what it illuminated was not pretty. You see the glory of Jesus reveals that we are not glorious. The glory of God shames. We are simultaneous attracted and repulsed. We are attracted to beauty and perfection but we are repulsed by what that beauty and perfection says about our sinful condition.And we want it to go away. We want to remove the revealing light. It was just better not knowing.A few years ago we painted our house white. My wife is a color fanatic. So she spent approximately 7300 hours picking out the particular white that she wanted. And we painted it white. And she just loved it. It was perfect, until it snowed. And then when the snow fell, the snow looked so beautiful, so clean, so fresh and our house just looked dirty and grimy. All the imperfections were so obvious.People thought they were patient until they saw perfect patience. Then suddenly their best patience looked like violence.People thought they were loving until they saw true love.People thought they were compassionate and tender till they saw it in its perfect form.We didn’t know the first thing about it. Never did a man speak like this. When we see the glory of God we are compared and found inadequate. That is the precise reason why some want nothing to do with the light.A couple years ago I watched a documentary called No Place On Earth that re-enacted the story of 36 Jews who hid in a Ukrainian cave for over 420 days to escape the Nazis. Can you imagine this? The men would leave the cave to get food and supplies but the women and children stayed there the entire time. What would it be like to live in a cave for over a year without seeing the sun. There was a period of time in which they went a month without light because they were out of candles and they were fearful of being detected. Night after night after night after night of darkness. There’s no information about your surroundings.Now for the adults it was much harder than for the children. Parts of the movie was from the perspective of this little four year old girl who survived the experience. She entered when she was 3 and she had forgotten that there ever was such a thing as the sun. The darkness was her home. Most people her age would have felt scared in the dark but she felt safe. The Nazis were in the light so she felt safe in the darkness.When she finally exited the light scared her. She was disoriented and confused. The light of the sun was so bright and so overpowering and it revealed so much of the world it just overloaded her senses and she wanted to go back into the dark.She had a conception of the world that was framed in by her darkness. She didn’t feel like she was in the dark. She felt like she understood reality. Darkness was all she had ever known. As soon as the light of the sun entered her world, everything was turned upside down.What this illustrates is that there are unique problems with people who are born in darkness. People who are born in darkness don’t know what they are missing. And interestingly, the Bible says we are all born in spiritual darkness. And when the light comes initially the response is fear and terror. The father of light sends his Son and his glorious brilliance lights up your soul and it terrifies you to see how you’ve been living. Can you imagine how much filth would be in a cave that held 36 people and had not been cleaned for 420 days? Most of that filth would not be visible because there was so little light. But imagine how horrified you’d be if you threw a few thousand lumins into the mix.It’s a metaphor for our hearts. The Son of God comes and he throws light on invisible corners of the heart, places that have never seen the light of day and when that happens, you can’t even recognize your own heart. Your self conception was framed in darkness. And what the light reveals terrifies you.But it’s a necessary step. You have to remember, it’s the heat of the presence of God that removes the roaches. How can we face into the light if the light reveals so much of the ugliness of our soul. How can we bear it? Because we have grace upon grace in Jesus Christ. We have a friend in Jesus, the perfection of grace and truth, who will never leave us or forsake us. A friend who will take, the ugliness, take the reproach and shame of sin upon himself.This is who is revealed to us in the book of John. And I can’t wait to glory in Him! Are you excited?

On PARTS TO PLAY, critically acclaimed violinist Moonkyung Lee turns from the symphonic environment of the critically lauded label debut, TCHAIKOVSKY, on which she performed with the London Symphony Orchestra, to a more intimate setting, with only pianist Martha Locker as her partner on a selection of works that include both stunning solo performances and intricate yet simple duets. Purchase the music (without talk) at: http://www.classicalsavings.com/store/p1181/Parts_to_Play.html Your purchase helps to support our show! Classical Music Discoveries is sponsored by La Musica International Chamber Music Festival and Uber. @khedgecock #ClassicalMusicDiscoveries #KeepClassicalMusicAlive #LaMusicaFestival #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofVenice #CMDParisPhilharmonicinOrléans #CMDGermanOperaCompanyofBerlin #CMDGrandOperaCompanyofBarcelonaSpain #ClassicalMusicLivesOn #Uber Please consider supporting our show, thank you! http://www.classicalsavings.com/donate.html staff@classicalmusicdiscoveries.com

Every year at the end of December and moving into January, it's always the same old story: Christmas and New Years! So, many among family and friends come together to celebrate and party hearty with good food, plenty of revelry, and generally just trying to tuck all of our negative human traits away so that we can all just try to have a great time. After all, it's the spirit and season of "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year?" Right? C'mon, be joyful and let's celebrate! Well, it depends if one believes in the December 25th Christmas story and the January 1st New Year. But if you find yourself not at all enjoying getting dragged through the surrounding celebrations and festivities, at work and/or among friends and family, all the while muttering the words, "Bah Humbug! Do we have to go through this again?," well then, you are part of a minority that simply would prefer to just run away and hide; but you know that you can't because most of the civilized world is surrounded by something that is much larger than any of us can even begin to imagine. It's a spiritual battle between Good and Evil in unseen realms and it is at its peak during Christmas and New Years. It's a global culture that defines multitudes of people and goes far beyond the characterizations of 'Ol Saint Nick, Christmas Trees, and an all-night New Year's Eve party. In this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio, Suzanne and I are going to take a close look into the global Christmas Tradition of the Christmas Tree and find out what it's really all about. Surely, it's not about a traditional 1900's winter solstice celebration on earth; not at all. Rather, it's all about an ancient 6,000 year old creation story rebellion involving a tree from the Garden of Eden called the "Tree of the Knowledge of Good BUT Evil;" from a realm that we cannot see with our human eyes. What is the take-away lesson for all of us? It is to learn that Yehovah loves his creation and the people of his creation. We will come to understand that all of this End-of-December-and-First-Day-of-January revelry is not for us to embrace but rather for us to connect with people so that we can testify to Yehovah's uncompromising love; to love the people, not their ways. It's not an easy task for anyone but if we try to see the hearts and minds of a lost world of people aimlessly wandering through an empty spiritual desert wilderness and we try to see them in the way the Almighty Eternal One Yehovah sees them, we have a good chance to learn to love people with Yehovah's Truth without loving their ways, despite their propensity for practices that are purely worldly festivals; celebrations that have their roots in all things pagan. This is Real Israel Talk Radio Part 3 of 3 Parts, Episode 53 - AR210102.

Every year at the end of December and moving into January, it's always the same old story: Christmas and New Years! So, many among family and friends come together to celebrate and party hearty with good food, plenty of revelry, and generally just trying to tuck all of our negative human traits away so that we can all just try to have a great time. After all, it's the spirit and season of "Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year?" Right? C'mon, be joyful and let's celebrate! Well, it depends if one believes in the December 25th Christmas story and the January 1st New Year.But if you find yourself not at all enjoying getting dragged through the surrounding celebrations and festivities, at work and/or among friends and family, all the while muttering the words, "Bah Humbug! Do we have to go through this again?," well then, you are part of a minority that simply would prefer to just run away and hide; but you know that you can't because most of the civilized world is surrounded by something that is much larger than any of us can even begin to imagine. It's a spiritual battle between Good and Evil in unseen realms and it is at its peak during Christmas and New Years. It's a global culture that defines multitudes of people and goes far beyond the characterizations of 'Ol Saint Nick, Christmas Trees, and an all-night New Year's Eve party.In this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio, Suzanne and I are going to take a close look into the global Christmas Tradition of the Christmas Tree and find out what it's really all about. Surely, it's not about a traditional 1900's winter solstice celebration on earth; not at all. Rather, it's all about an ancient 6,000 year old creation story rebellion involving a tree from the Garden of Eden called the "Tree of the Knowledge of Good BUT Evil;" from a realm that we cannot see with our human eyes.What is the take-away lesson for all of us? It is to learn that Yehovah loves his creation and the people of his creation. We will come to understand that all of this End-of-December-and-First-Day-of-January revelry is not for us to embrace but rather for us to connect with people so that we can testify to Yehovah's uncompromising love; to love the people, not their ways. It's not an easy task for anyone but if we try to see the hearts and minds of a lost world of people aimlessly wandering through an empty spiritual desert wilderness and we try to see them in the way the Almighty Eternal One Yehovah sees them, we have a good chance to learn to love people with Yehovah's Truth without loving their ways, despite their propensity for practices that are purely worldly festivals; celebrations that have their roots in all things pagan. This is Real Israel Talk Radio Part 3 of 3 Parts, Episode 53 - AR210102.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=23WBKCMBHKDT8/Ancient Roads: Real Israel Talk Radio)

(Dec 31, 2020) Since our bodies replace most cells over a period of a few years, it raises the question "Is any part of us original equipment?" According to Curt Stager and Martha Foley, the answer is "Yes." Parts of the eyes and teeth, as well as many nerve and (bad news for dieters) fat cells last a lifetime.

In this show, host J.B. Adams interviews Dr. Rick Bommelje, who currently serves as a speaker, consultant, and coach specializing in the areas of listening and leadership, and as a professor in the Department of Communication at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. In Part 4 of this interview, Bommelje responds to questions posed from listeners of Parts 1 through 3, and discusses how to respond to conflict.

Greetings friends to this end of the year podcast! Before I share my own stories, I want to give you our last two Listener Stories for 2020, one from Tom and another from Tammy. I think Tammy’s story is especially interesting because the Coronavirus pandemic had a big impact on her. I think her story will resonate with many of you.  Hello, my name is Tammy.  I recently retired from being a principal and before that a school teacher, a job I had done and loved for over 30 years.  I had oodles of plans for what I was going to do, places I was going to go and things I was really looking forward to doing-  like working with children at our church this summer.  When COVID hit and closed down school as we knew it on March 13, 2020, my life really changed.  I didn’t get to say goodbye to my students, parents and staff, it just all ended that Friday in March.  I was really struggling with what to me felt like a major loss. (This is in no way to disrespect those that have had greater losses due to COVID.) I was talking to my husband explaining how I was feeling such an absence of being needed and like I was just wandering looking for what I was supposed to be doing with my life at this time.  My sweet husband said some very wise words to me.  He said, “Tammy, I believe God is just giving you this down time to recharge you and prepare you for what He has planned next for you to do for Him.  Take this time and use it to its best.”  While I knew he was right, I have to say I DON’T  do down time well.  When you work 60 hours a week for oodles of years and have people consistently needing things from you, to have that come to a screeching halt, really put me off kilter.   I was struggling trying to figure out what God wanted me to do.  Then one morning in my devotion time God put on my heart that I have been wanting to complete a read through the Bible in a year program for a long time.  Even though it was August, I thought, this doesn’t have to wait until January to be a New Year’s Resolution, it can be my New Life Resolution. What a blessing this decision has been!  I looked at all different types of programs.  I found Digging Deeper Daily and liked the explanation of how this program was laid out. I wanted to learn about the “threads that unify the message of the Old and New Testaments”. I also like the fact that there were brief devotional notes that I thought would help me see the connections clearer.   I started this journey on August 20th and upon hearing the first reading, I fell in love with this journey.  Phil’s voice was so calming and yet assured in what he was saying and reading.  The brief stories he shares of his work as a Bible translator make me feel like I have a new friend.  This adventure has helped me grow daily in my understanding of God’s word.   Being a Christian since a child, I had heard many stories from the bible, now I understand more deeply what was happening before, during and after those isolated events.  It has really helped make the Bible come to life for me.   Phil explains how he started this project as a gift to leave his grandchildren.  He wanted to read the entire bible to them.  I feel his love each morning as I listen to him read and explain the daily passage, its as if for those brief moments I have been adopted into his family.  This has not only been a way for me to learn more about the Bible, grow closer to God, but also to feel like I am being gathered into the fold each morning.   The brief explanations at the end of the readings are so helpful.  I always look forward to the prayer Phil delivers to close the devotional time.  Often, I will replay the prayer a time or two more.  At the end of “our time together” I try to conclude with a prayer for Phil and all those doing God’s work to bring His word to the nations that don’t have the Bible yet.  This reminder of what a gift the Bible is to us, that I often take for granted because I haven’t known a time without it, has made my daily time with God even more precious.   Early on in the program, Phil was reading to us from Matthew.  When He read Matthew 11:28 which says, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” I cried.  This to me reiterated what my husband told me.    I was in need of this passage.  When Phil read this verse, with such love in his voice, I felt as if it was God speaking it to me.  I needed rest, yet I wouldn’t let myself admit it.  Now, each morning I consider my time listening to Phil read God’s word as a time of rest, connection and recharging.   I can’t wait to find out what great adventure God has in store for me next, or where He needs me in this stage of life, what I do know though is that Phil Fields and Digging Deeper Daily will be on that amazing ride with me.   Thanks so much, Tammy, for your story! And with a sincere blush, I also say thanks for your kind words. I am so pleased— more than that— filled with joy, when people are able to look through the kind of one-way mirror that podcasting is, to become my friends and even adopted family.  Thanks to Tom giving me this next story. Tom is mainly a reader (not a regular podcast listener). The 3D YouVersion plan he has followed for 2020 is called Read To Me Daily. (Link given in the episode notes.) Tom is a long time friend, dating back to my music teaching days. There is one odd, totally unplanned, similarity between his story and Tammy’s. I think you will catch it. My name is Tom and I am a sixty-year-old Arkansan.  I have read through the Bible several times using different plans.  The last few times, using electronic media, such as Digging Deeper Daily, has aided me greatly through ease of access.  Reading the Bible entirely in one year gives one little time for Bible study, but I value the discipline of daily reading which stirs my thoughts and continually whets my appetite to, what else, dig deeper. I read through the Bible this year using the Amplified Bible, Classic Edition.  In the past I have used various translations and even some paraphrases and I may have been wiser to use the recommended New Living Translation or Good News Translation.  Instead, however, I wanted to use the AMPC this year to slow me down.  The many bracketed words and phrases in the AMPC which are used to further describe a translated word or passage, forced me to ponder over a word or passage and think about how an idea was being explained.  I did enjoy the New Living Translation as well as the Good News Translation versions referenced most often in the devotionals.  I found multiple translations of the same verses to be quite helpful. Most years when using a daily reading plan I plowed right past the devotional passages and read only the scripture.  This year I was determined to include reading the devotionals, again, to slow me down and to help me think about what I was reading.  I enjoyed reading the Digging Deeper Daily devotionals which often gave the translator’s perspective of a passage, citing examples of difficult passages to translate and including real-life examples of working with an indigenous people group to help them understand the Bible.  In addition to translation notes, I appreciated the occasional summaries from prior days, reminding me of an important passage, even to the point of repeating some passages over consecutive days for emphasis.  I also appreciated being prodded by the devotional to live up to its title to, here it is again, dig deeper into particular passages. I appreciated how the daily readings were divided up between Old and New Testaments, particularly saving Isaiah for the end of the calendar year with so many relevant passages for the advent season.  My favorite passage, personally, occurred late in the calendar year on September 21.  Matthew 11:28-30, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you.  Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls.  For my yoke is easy to bear, and the burden I give you is light.” (NLT)  I am never more at peace than when I surrender to Christ’s yoke. Finally, while I spent the year in the daily reading plan rather than listening to the daily podcasts, I did enjoy utilizing the audio podcasts through the Old Testament genealogies.

Greetings friends to this end of the year podcast! Before I share my own stories, I want to give you our last two Listener Stories for 2020, one from Tom and another from Tammy. I think Tammy’s story is especially interesting because the Coronavirus pandemic had a big impact on her. I think her story will resonate with many of you.  Hello, my name is Tammy.  I recently retired from being a principal and before that a school teacher, a job I had done and loved for over 30 years.  I had oodles of plans for what I was going to do, places I was going to go and things I was really looking forward to doing-  like working with children at our church this summer.  When COVID hit and closed down school as we knew it on March 13, 2020, my life really changed.  I didn’t get to say goodbye to my students, parents and staff, it just all ended that Friday in March.  I was really struggling with what to me felt like a major loss. (This is in no way to disrespect those that have had greater losses due to COVID.) I was talking to my husband explaining how I was feeling such an absence of being needed and like I was just wandering looking for what I was supposed to be doing with my life at this time.  My sweet husband said some very wise words to me.  He said, “Tammy, I believe God is just giving you this down time to recharge you and prepare you for what He has planned next for you to do for Him.  Take this time and use it to its best.”  While I knew he was right, I have to say I DON’T  do down time well.  When you work 60 hours a week for oodles of years and have people consistently needing things from you, to have that come to a screeching halt, really put me off kilter.   I was struggling trying to figure out what God wanted me to do.  Then one morning in my devotion time God put on my heart that I have been wanting to complete a read through the Bible in a year program for a long time.  Even though it was August, I thought, this doesn’t have to wait until January to be a New Year’s Resolution, it can be my New Life Resolution. What a blessing this decision has been!  I looked at all different types of programs.  I found Digging Deeper Daily and liked the explanation of how this program was laid out. I wanted to learn about the “threads that unify the message of the Old and New Testaments”. I also like the fact that there were brief devotional notes that I thought would help me see the connections clearer.   I started this journey on August 20th and upon hearing the first reading, I fell in love with this journey.  Phil’s voice was so calming and yet assured in what he was saying and reading.  The brief stories he shares of his work as a Bible translator make me feel like I have a new friend.  This adventure has helped me grow daily in my understanding of God’s word.   Being a Christian since a child, I had heard many stories from the bible, now I understand more deeply what was happening before, during and after those isolated events.  It has really helped make the Bible come to life for me.   Phil explains how he started this project as a gift to leave his grandchildren.  He wanted to read the entire bible to them.  I feel his love each morning as I listen to him read and explain the daily passage, its as if for those brief moments I have been adopted into his family.  This has not only been a way for me to learn more about the Bible, grow closer to God, but also to feel like I am being gathered into the fold each morning.   The brief explanations at the end of the readings are so helpful.  I always look forward to the prayer Phil delivers to close the devotional time.  Often, I will replay the prayer a time or two more.  At the end of “our time together” I try to conclude with a prayer for Phil and all those doing God’s work to bring His word to the nations that don’t have the Bible yet.  This reminder of what a gift the Bible is to us, that I often take for granted because I haven’t known a time without it, has made my daily time with God even more precious.   Early on in the program, Phil was reading to us from Matthew.  When He read Matthew 11:28 which says, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” I cried.  This to me reiterated what my husband told me.    I was in need of this passage.  When Phil read this verse, with such love in his voice, I felt as if it was God speaking it to me.  I needed rest, yet I wouldn’t let myself admit it.  Now, each morning I consider my time listening to Phil read God’s word as a time of rest, connection and recharging.   I can’t wait to find out what great adventure God has in store for me next, or where He needs me in this stage of life, what I do know though is that Phil Fields and Digging Deeper Daily will be on that amazing ride with me.   Thanks so much, Tammy, for your story! And with a sincere blush, I also say thanks for your kind words. I am so pleased— more than that— filled with joy, when people are able to look through the kind of one-way mirror that podcasting is, to become my friends and even adopted family.  Thanks to Tom giving me this next story. Tom is mainly a reader (not a regular podcast listener). The 3D YouVersion plan he has followed for 2020 is called Read To Me Daily. (Link given in the episode notes.) Tom is a long time friend, dating back to my music teaching days. There is one odd, totally unplanned, similarity between his story and Tammy’s. I think you will catch it. My name is Tom and I am a sixty-year-old Arkansan.  I have read through the Bible several times using different plans.  The last few times, using electronic media, such as Digging Deeper Daily, has aided me greatly through ease of access.  Reading the Bible entirely in one year gives one little time for Bible study, but I value the discipline of daily reading which stirs my thoughts and continually whets my appetite to, what else, dig deeper. I read through the Bible this year using the Amplified Bible, Classic Edition.  In the past I have used various translations and even some paraphrases and I may have been wiser to use the recommended New Living Translation or Good News Translation.  Instead, however, I wanted to use the AMPC this year to slow me down.  The many bracketed words and phrases in the AMPC which are used to further describe a translated word or passage, forced me to ponder over a word or passage and think about how an idea was being explained.  I did enjoy the New Living Translation as well as the Good News Translation versions referenced most often in the devotionals.  I found multiple translations of the same verses to be quite helpful. Most years when using a daily reading plan I plowed right past the devotional passages and read only the scripture.  This year I was determined to include reading the devotionals, again, to slow me down and to help me think about what I was reading.  I enjoyed reading the Digging Deeper Daily devotionals which often gave the translator’s perspective of a passage, citing examples of difficult passages to translate and including real-life examples of working with an indigenous people group to help them understand the Bible.  In addition to translation notes, I appreciated the occasional summaries from prior days, reminding me of an important passage, even to the point of repeating some passages over consecutive days for emphasis.  I also appreciated being prodded by the devotional to live up to its title to, here it is again, dig deeper into particular passages. I appreciated how the daily readings were divided up between Old and New Testaments, particularly saving Isaiah for the end of the calendar year with so many relevant passages for the advent season.  My favorite passage, personally, occurred late in the calendar year on September 21.  Matthew 11:28-30, “Come to me, all of you who are weary and carry heavy burdens, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you.  Let me teach you, because I am humble and gentle at heart, and you will find rest for your souls.  For my yoke is easy to bear, and the burden I give you is light.” (NLT)  I am never more at peace than when I surrender to Christ’s yoke. Finally, while I spent the year in the daily reading plan rather than listening to the daily podcasts, I did enjoy utilizing the audio podcasts through the Old Testament genealogies.

HMOTD is now in reruns! In this episode, released June 28, 2017, Rob & Mike kick off the final season of the podcast with a classic pair of episodes ("An Explosive Affair, Parts 1 and 2) and the return of guest host Lenore MacAdam! Show Notes: https://www.holdmyorderterribledresser.com/2017/06/show-notes-for-hmotd-040-phone-cops.html All audio clips are the property of their owners/creators and appear in this work of comment and critique under fair use provisions of copyright law.

Wizzwatch Stock Market Podcast Vol. 57Stock 2 Watch 12.29.2020 $LESLLeslie's Inc. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------INFOBlogger - wizzwatch.blogspot.comFacebook - wizzwatch stock trading groupTwitter - wizzwatchPinterest - wizzwatchLinkedin - marlinrolleDiscord - wizzwatchInstagram - wizzwatch----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ABOUT WIZZWATCHWizzWatch is the place for active traders as well as individual investors to find the very best stocks on Wall St. We provide commentary, picks of the week, as well as stocks on the move. "We find the very best stocks to fit your investment objectives". We cover thousands of publicly traded companies that trade on the NASDAQ,OTCBB, Pink Sheets and the NYSE. We have the answers for your stock market day to day questions. If you have a question about a publicly traded company, and would like to find out more, feel free to ask or send an email to wizzwatch@gmail.com.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------BECOME A STUDENT If you are interested in finding out more information or learning how to trade stocks please feel free to send me a message via email at wizzwatch@gmail.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------DISCLAIMERLegal Disclaimer: This channel is solely for informational purposes. Past performance is no guarantee of future returns. Stock trading involves risk, the stocks listed are not buy recommendations please do your own due diligence or get help from a proffesional before trading.----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------HASHTAGS#lesl #leslies #spas #pools #poolsupplies #equipment #retail #home #homeimprovement #sales #service #parts #chemocals #stock #stockmarket #usa #ipo #nasdaq #recreation #investing #investors

Parts 1 & 2 combined into a full story. Join Lauren and the Reading Bug as they travel back in time to visit Boston Harbor and the Boston Light lighthouse that shines out over the ocean to protect the ships. But, when a dangerous storm rolls in, you'll need to be ready to assist the lighthouse keeper and his family! Explore the books in the Reading Bug's book bag at www.thereadingbug.com/adventures/lighthouse

Dave has a review of the new Wonder Woman movie. Parts of Scotty were beamed up to the ISS. Are adult swim clubs a thing?

On tonight’s program: Parts of a famous Florida coastal highway are slowly slipping into the Gulf of Mexico. Now state officials are scrambling to reverse the erosion; Decreased water flow in the Apalachicola River isn’t just threatening the region’s famous oysters. It’s also causing concern for the trees critical to North Florida’s tupelo honey production; Many residents of storm-tossed Northwest Florida are hoping nature-based tourism can help buttress their battered economy; One of Florida’s once thriving wild-bird species - nearly pushed to the edge of extinction - is slowly rebounding; And a renowned Florida environmental writer discovers and reveals a heart-warming connection between the natural world and caring for her father during his last days.

Wonder Woman 1984 has arrived on HBO Max and in theaters! Before we gather to review, join us as we revisit our review of the first Wonder Woman movie. Parts of the original review were recorded on-location and in-transit after viewing. Let us know what you thought of our review and of the movie. Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and don't miss our upcoming review of Wonder Woman 1984. Connect with us on social media via Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. The Discussing Network presents Discussing Comics Episode 66.  Introduction by Kyle Jones  and Ryan Kent with review by Kyle, Clarence Brown, and Lee Shackleford.

Pastor Mark discusses the power gifts: faith, miracles, and the gifts of healings. Parts 1 and 2 were preached by other Senior Pastors and available in full length format on our "Weekend Messages" Section.

Pastor Mark discusses the power gifts: faith, miracles, and the gifts of healings. Parts 1 and 2 were preached by other Senior Pastors and available in full length format on our "Weekend Messages" Section.

Every year near the end of December, it's always the same old story: A Christmas celebration! So, many among family and friends come together to celebrate with good food, plenty of gift-giving, and generally try to put all their differences aside whilst everyone seeks to have a jolly good time. After all, it's the spirit and season of Christmas! C'mon, be joyful! Right? Well, it depends if one believes in the December 25th Christmas story.But if you find yourself not at all enjoying getting dragged through surrounding Christmas celebrations and festivities at work and among friends and family, all the while muttering the words, "Bah Humbug! well then, you are part of a rather tired minority that simply wants to just run away and hide; but you know that you can't because most of the civilized world is surrounded by something much larger than any of us can even begin to imagine. It's a global December culture that defines Catholicism and Christianity and goes far beyond the characterization of 'Ol Saint Nick.In this episode of Real Israel Talk Radio, Suzanne and I are going to take a close look into the global Christmas Tradition and find out what it's really all about. But more importantly, our goal is to learn to try to understand the people around us and to connect with them through Yehovah's uncompromising love. No, it's not an easy task for anyone but if we try to see the hearts and minds of a lost world of people aimlessly wandering through a spiritual desert wilderness and we try to see them in the way the Almighty Eternal One Yehovah sees them, we can learn love people with Yehovah's Truth despite their love and practices for worldly festivals that have their roots in all things pagan. This is Real Israel Talk Radio Part 2 of 3 Parts, Episode 52 - AR201226.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/biz/fund?id=23WBKCMBHKDT8/Ancient Roads: Real Israel Talk Radio)

By popular demand we wanted to release the full 6+ hour directors cut of the OMEN Christmas Party Special. This is the complete Parts 1, 2 and 3 with no breaks... so make sure you've been to the bathroom before you start it! We'd like to thank everyone who took part in the Christmas Special and everyone who's supported Sean as he spent weeks editing it all together. It's been a labour of love, and hopefully you'll love it too. We're taking a brief month-ish break now to recover from all this work, and we'll be back in the new year with more Season Two shenanigans as Annabelle, Koala and Martin make their ways towards their final destinies... Have a great holiday!The OMEN Team Fundraising Efforts: As part of the Christmas Special, we’re going to be doing a fundraiser which starts today. We are proud to be raising money for the Northern Virginia Family Service! The NVFS help more than 2,200 children and their families in Northern Virginia. They purchase toys and grocery store gift cards for families to use for holiday meals and basic necessities. After this hell of a year, we think it's super important to give some holiday joy to less well off kids. You can check out the OMEN Fundraiser here, please donate generously and let's make some people's holidays better: https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/omen-investigations-podcast Join the official OMEN Discord here: https://discord.gg/vFRMcXRVHu ----more---- Credits: Sean Oxspring as the DM Xalavier Nelson Jr as Agent Cody Action Sam Silvers as Bethany Millicent & Nadine Winters Andrea Jorgensen as Santa Claus Rose Russell as Jacqueline Martell Sophie as Goldie the Mermaid Robin McFarland as John Bard Dea from Dice Out Now Game as Enid Blatherstock Ryan from Shrimp and Crits as Carl Wilbanks Catie from Shrimp and Crits as The Zeke Wilson Cap from Shrimp and Crits as Skeeter Marsh Ian from Shrimp and Crits as Chad Simmons Anna Webster as Zhenya Karankova Sunny as Shaze Wormwood Belry from Penance RPG as Jimmy Skinner Tom from Penance RPG as Sam the Mathematician Nikolai from Penance RPG as Dimitri the Dice Man Rowan from Penance RPG as Nana Rye Dragon from Penance RPG as The Unnamed Rogue Susie from Penance RPG as Cory Anders Alex as Steve from Marketing Brent from Ballad of the Seven Dice as Craig Smith Lucas from Ballad of the Seven Dice as Face Boy My Perfect Son Jason from Ballad of the Seven Dice as Richard “Mickey” Prickett Al Wyvern as Jared Jameston Keith Evans as Ian Turner Andrew from The Beholders Eye as Max Woodfellows Michelle from The Beholders Eye as Sandy Woodfellows Kari from The Beholders Eye as Karen Woodfellows Adam from The Beholders Eye as Floyd Woodfellows Ash from The Beholders Eye as Helda Hass-Woodfellows Farris from Goblets and Gays as Cecelia Gobletier Aubrey from Goblets and Gays as Cameron Gobletier Tick from Goblets and Gays as Piper Gobletier Kari as Tryn the Graduate Kailyn as Gnat Lad, Brother of Mothman Esra as Shanna Cassie from The Lovelycraftians as Darling Sade from The Lovelycraftians as Pocky Samantha from The Lovelycraftians as Egg RJ from Cosmopunk as Derek the Cleaner Dan from Cosmopunk as Xeromir the Broom Brad from The Fate of Isen OMEN Investigations Christmas Theme by Emma Wright

Vivian Greven’s painting is based on an adept play with various notions of bodies, being and representation, with concepts of classical antiquity merging with pop art and digital image worlds. Vivian Greven’s painting is characteristic of our present times, which are shaped by the internet and social media and thus dissolve the hierarchies between original, reproduction and simulation. The art historical and contemporary historical nestling corresponds with Greven’s painterly treatment of surfaces. Parts of her painting rise as actual reliefs that encounter sprayed or painted fictions of bodies and space. The aesthetic of her pictures vacillates between the vocabulary of physical painting and the ethereal illusion of LCD windows.Learn more about her work http://www.viviangreven.de/

Back in August, Wyatt Jackson finished covering the Leonard Meltsner Saga with his co-host on his podcast Adventures Into Odyssey, but without covering “A New Era, Parts 1 to 3.” The three-parter was crying out to be discussed, so I asked Wyatt to come on to talk about it. In this review, we discuss Leonard’s... Continue Reading →

1. Soybean Futures Surge and Grains Rise in Overnight Trading; 2. Export Sales of Corn and Beans Drop to Marketing-Year Lows; 1. That also was down 62% week-to-week and 47% from the average, the agency said.; 3. Extreme Cold Follows Winter Weather in Parts of Upper Midwest Into Weekend

This episode brings the concluding part of what became the "Margaret" trilogy on the show - in which the host of The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast looks at and recaps the case as described in Parts 1 and 2, looks at the evidence involved, and then offers some personal theory and challenges to it.  The episode contains details and descriptions of a crime and events that some listeners may find disturbing or upsetting, so discretion is advised whilst listening. Music used in this episode: "The Descent" by Kevin Macleod. All music used is sourced from https://filmmusic.io/ and used under an Attribution Licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Playlist Tracks: Angel - Massive Attack Film Noir - The Gaslight Anthem Show Sponsor: Best Fiends (https://download.bestfiends.com/) - The five star rated puzzle game that EVERYONE'S talking about - BEST Fiends! Download free now from the Apple App Store, or Google Play    Crimecon (https://www.crimecon.co.uk/) - Tickets available now - quote "ENTHUSIAST" for a 10% discount Sources/Further Reading: "Crimewatch Solved - The Inside Story" (2001) - Hugh Miller (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Crimewatch-Solved-HB-Inside-Story/dp/0752220039/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=crimewatch&link_code=qs&qid=1606321507&sourceid=Mozilla-search&sr=8-4&tag=firefox-uk-21) Crimewatch File - "Murder Without Motive" (13 Oct 1998) Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkdq3F4lJyo&t=266s) http://kevinffm.de/brd/contents.html http://midgleywebpages.com/detective.html http://www.bbc.co.uk/insideout/yorkslincs/series5/miscarriage_justice.shtml https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/history/potato-knife-killer-who-slit-2321778 Findings Summary of Robin Falconer - 13 September 1996 (http://kevinffm.de/brd/rjf13996.pdf) Follow/Contact/Support The True Crime Enthusiast Podcast Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/TheTrueCrimeEnthusiast/) Facebook Discussion Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/1973169242968995/) Twitter (https://twitter.com/@tc_enthusiast) Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/truecrimeenthusiast/) Youtube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCImXAV3Qq-ssUqV0jGtJbtA?view_as=subscriber) Website (https://thetruecrimeenthusiast.co.uk/) TTCE Merchandise (https://www.tshirtstudio.com/marketplace/the-true-crime-enthusiast-podcast-merch) Patreon Page (https://www.patreon.com/thetruecrimeenthusiast) Remembering Margaret. 

(Insight Santa Cruz) We are happy to announce a special opportunity to practice the 32 Parts of the Body meditation, which is rarely taught in the West. This practice deepens insight into impermanence and non-self by penetrating into the true nature and wonders of the body. We will also explore how the body interrelates with the four primary elements of earth (solidity), air (motion), fire (temperature), and water (liquidity). This methodical practice of the 32 Parts of the Body Meditation can build immense levels of concentration, potentialities for healing, and experience the taste of deep freedom and peace. This is the 15th year of offering this class at Insight Santa Cruz and it has been truly wonderful. People have frequently reported developing a whole new relationship to their bodies with greater wisdom and compassion. We will also be hopefully doing a tour of the Cabrillo Anatomy lab to get a deeper experience of the body.

How do you weather the storm? When things move up and down and are volatile what steps do you take to recover? How do you pivot? How do you thrive? My next guest is Andrew Sage, founder of Broad Wing Aviation. A local company that buys and sells airplane parts all over the world. Broadwing Aviation was formed in 2002 and produces around 40mm in annual revenue and employs 34 people. But recently due to the covid mess has reduced his staff to 16 which we will cover a bit later. Broadwing Aviation creates greater efficiencies in aftermarket parts procurement by serving as an extension of the customers’ supply chains and purchasing departments.The founders of Broadwing Aviation have no shortage of shared experiences in the commercial and military aerospace markets. Andrew met his partners Mark Anderson and Michael Mills at a new start-up aftermarket parts company in the late 1990s. It is here they developed and refined the individual skills that would lead them to the genesis of Broadwing Aviation.It didn’t take long for them to notice a trend: Parts supply companies operated by telling customers what they need instead of listening to customers’ needs. The result was a gradual decline in the level of customer service. This was not acceptable. They knew they could establish and grow a company providing a far superior customer experience….and so Broadwing Aviation was born!Andrew has two kids and has been married to his wife Amy for almost 25 years!Enjoy this broad-ranging conversation with founder Andrew Sage!Useful Links and Book Mentions:Broadwing AviationShōgun by James Clavell