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Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Dr. Tracy D. Hall, President of Southwest Tennessee Community College, who highlights the second annual Southwest Workforce Solutions Center Open House and Career Fair taking place April 18, 2024 at the Macon Cove Campus. The event is free to attend and open to the public with the program starting at 9 AM and tours lasting until 2 PM. Southwest Tennessee Community College is a comprehensive, multicultural, public, open-access college with two main campuses in Memphis and five sites in Shelby and Fayette counties. Southwest awards associate degrees and certifications in more than 140 programs of study to raise educational levels, enhance economic development and enrich quality of life for students and the community at large.During the interview, Dr. Hall discusses some of the ways Southwest Tennessee Community College is innovating and reimagining the college's operations and student experience to benefit students with stackable, workforce ready certificates and credentials to create seamless career pathways. Dr. Hall elaborates on how they are making it easy to transition between credit and non-credit or workforce credential attainment, how they are providing students with exposure opportunities to different career paths, and how they are developing training opportunities and bootcamps with companies, Memphis-Shelby County Schools and other schools to expose adults and youth to new careers and opportunities for advancement. She also notes how 96% of Southwest graduates remain in the Memphis area helping to fuel the local economy.Dr. Hall then elaborates on and invites the public to attend their upcoming Southwest Workforce Solutions Center Open House and Career Fair taking place on April 18 on the Macon Cove Campus between 9 AM to 2 PM (Check in time is 8:30 AM). The event will offer a tour of their campus and facilities, a tour of their Southwest Express – career exploration labs (outfitted with simulation labs and virtual reality), a panel discussion with industry leaders, a Community Career Fair and much more.Visit http://www.southwest.tn.edu or call 901-333-5000 to learn more.

In today's video, Coach Chandra dives deep into the significance of how you feel at 7 PM and what it can tell you about your day's energy management. Are you ending your day feeling exhausted, reaching for comfort food, or zoning out in front of the TV? This could be a sign of underlying issues with how you manage stress and nutrition throughout the day.

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Welcome Ladies and Gentlemen to another episode of The Open Mic Podcast! With your host Tom Hirst, brought to you by Richland Source and Newsroom After Hours! This week we have Ryan Citrino - Nick Bottom and Leah Gesouras - Beatrice Bottom (Nick's Wife), two members from the cast of Something Rotten! The next great production being performed at Mansfield's own legendary Renaissance Theatre!  Something Rotten! Opened on broadway in 2015 and was nominated for 10 Tony-awards. It's been described as if "Mel Brooks wrote Hamilton" The Story: Something Rotten takes place in 1595 London, England. The Bottom brothers, Nick and Nigel are trying to find success by writing plays, but are outshined by the rock-star playwright of the Renaissance, William Shakespeare. Desperate to find success Nick gets help from a soothsayer for the next big hit when he prophesies a musical. The Bottom brothers get to work creating the first musical, complete with song and dance. I had a blast chatting with Ryan and Leah! They have both had quite the fascinating life in theatre, with lots of incredibly colorful experiences along the way! This episode was a real treat for me because I know nothing about the musical play/theatre world. I got the chance to ask a lot of questions that I've always wanted to inquire about that world. There are a lot of interesting similarities between the theatre world and the traditional band world that I exist in normally. As well as a lot of things that I had never considered that they have to think about on a regular basis while preparing for the roles that they will be preforming as.  It sounds to me that this musical will be right up my alley, heavy comedic emphasis with some tugging on your heart strings, down on their luck, under-dog character moments. I'm excited to go see it and I hope you all will too!  Musicals are cool, I don't care what you think. If you disagree you're wrong.  Something Rotten! Saturday, March 4, 2023 at 8:00 PM Sunday, March 5, 2023 at 2:30 PM Saturday, March 11, 2023 at 8:00 PM Sunday, March 12, 2023 at 2:30 PM Check out all platforms for the Ren, as well as ticket purchase options for this performance here!!!  Please make sure to like, share, and give us that much appreciated 5 star rating, that I'm sure you will agree, is well deserved! Also if you have Instagram, check us out: @openmicpdcast Check out The Richland Source and The Newsroom After Hours for all things happening in the great and beautiful Mansfield, Ohio! Also Check out The Mothership and Relax It's Just Coffee and Two Cousins Pizza Co. for local shows! Mansfield, Ohio is the greatest city in the continental U.S!  

Today’s guest on the “Phil with Forbes 30” podcast is Samir Goel & Wemimo Abbey - Co-CEO’s of Esusu Forbes List: USA Year: 2020 Category: Social Entrepreneurship I had the privilege of interviewing the two founders of Esusu, a company that helps individuals save money and build credit scores by working with landlords and linking rental payment data to credit unions. Our conversation includes: How Wemimo and Samir met at the Clinton Global Initiative conference Sharing the joy of making the Forbes 30 under 30 list which has less than a four percent acceptance rate – even more selective than Harvard. Wemimo’s life in the slums of Lagos, Nigeria and her Mom’s insistence on education, immigration to the United States and learning first-hand about predatory lending. The beliefs and facts of predatory lending in the United States and the idea of where you come from can determine where you end up. Credit scores in the U.S. can hold people back in reaching financial goals. Samir’s immigrant family came from New Delhi, India and emigrated to the United States. He shared the same financial obstacles as Wemimo when arriving in the U.S. After graduating from NYU and working at the United Nations, Samir wanted to leave bureaucracy and to find out how businesses worked. He later joined LinkedIn. Both Wemimo and Samir acknowledge their parent’s journey and their sacrifices and how obstacles made both of them wanting to give back. The premise of Esusu is based on when a person pays rent that they should also get a credit score rating like someone who pays a mortgage. Esusu has established credit scores for people in the range of 620, which is considered a good credit score, upwards to 722 points which is considered a very good credit score. Using landlords as part of the marketing strategy. The challenges of hiring the best people and competing with Silicon Valley in the start-up stage; understanding the legal issues of protecting people’s data; protecting the reputation of a startup; finding technology that is scalable. “Under 30 Seconds Round” 1. What is the book you’ve gifted more often than any other book, and why? ABBEY -- Never Eat Alone, Keith Ferrazzi – a great book about networking SAMIR -- Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki. It helps to change mindset. 2. What’s one of the best investments and one of the worst investments you’ve ever made and why? ABBEY Best - Esusu Worst - Facebook stocks SAMIR Best - Investing in Airbnb Worst - Investing in Facebook and in the “netflix of China stock.” 3. What’s the most impactful thing you do in your Morning routine and most impactful thing you do in your Evening routine? ABBEY AM - Pray, faith reflection and meditation. PM - Check the emails before bed so I have a running checklist in my head and I can sleep. SAMIR AM - Walk and reflect. PM - Cook and share a meal. 4. Pretend you won the Peter Thiel Fellowship and you were going to get money to start a business instead of go to college, what’s the very first thing you’d do to start a new business? ABBEY I would find the best co-founder in the world - hopefully Samir. And then I would understand how to best create value for the customers we're going to serve. SAMIR Find a great partner 5. What’s something you never knew you needed? ABBEY Love. SAMIR I need to believe in myself. And my next goal is to see every country in the world I can. GUEST INFO: Samir Goel & Wemimo Abbey - Co-CEO’s of Esusu CONTACT: On Instagram @myesusu WEBSITE: http://www.esusurent.com/ PROMOTION: Rent Relief Campaign: http://givebutter.com/EsusuRent

Knitting Pipeline Eagle Crest Retreat October 30-Nov 2, 2019 Eagle Crest Camp and Retreat Center (A Ministry of the Salvation Army) is located in rural Washburn IL, along the hilly bluffs of the Illinois River. Eagle Crest is easily accessible by car, about a 30 min drive from Washington IL or Peoria. The address is 823 Columbia Rd, Washburn IL 61570. Arrive Wednesday October 30, 2019 (check in time 3-5 PM) Check out by 10 am Saturday, November 2, 2019.   Single Occupancy            $430.00 Double Occupancy (will have your own bed)       $330.00 $200 for commuters   Includes: 3 nights lodging in Heartland Lodge. Rooms are simple motel-style with private bath. All meals from Wednesday dinner through Saturday breakfast. Small, intimate retreat with lots of one-on-one time. Your own Knitting Pipeline Retreat Bag. Complete information and download is on the Knitting Pipeline Blog and both Knitting Pipeline Groups on Ravelry. Hosted by Paula Emons-Fuessle Knitting Pipeline Podcast www.knittingpipeline.com Paulaef@aol.com                           PrairiePiper on Ravelry

Knitting Pipeline Eagle Crest Fall Retreat 2018 November 7-10, 2018  Link to Registration form Eagle Crest Camp and Retreat Center (A Ministry of the Salvation Army) is located in rural Washburn IL, along the hilly bluffs of the Illinois River. Eagle Crest is easily accessible by car, about a 30 min drive from Washington IL or Peoria. The address is 823 Columbia Rd, Washburn IL 61570. Arrive Wednesday November 7, 2018 (check in time 3-5 PM) Check out by 10 am Saturday, November 10, 2018.   Single Occupancy            $430.00 Double Occupancy (will have your own bed)               $330.00 $200 for commuters   Includes: 3 nights lodging in Heartland Lodge at Eagle Crest. Rooms are simple motel-style with private bath. All meals from Wednesday dinner through Saturday breakfast. Small, intimate retreat with lots of one-on-one time. Your own Knitting Pipeline Retreat Bag.   Hosted by Paula Emons-Fuessle Knitting Pipeline Podcast www.knittingpipeline.com Paulaef@aol.com                           PrairiePiper on Ravelry   To Register: Fill out the registration form and postmark no earlier than Friday, June 15, 2018 along with a check for $100. (This is a departure from previous retreat sign ups). Registrations will be accepted after this pending space availability. I will confirm registration by email and on Ravelry by July 6. Full payment is due by October 15, 2018 or you may pay in full at time of registration. Checks may not be cashed immediately so don't worry if your check has not cleared.   Please make check out to Paula Emons-Fuessle. Mail registration (page 3 only) and payment to Knitting Pipeline, PO Box 549, Washington IL 61571

Hey Weight Loss Nation! www.TheWeightLossNation.com Today is Tampa Bay Tuesday! I'm ready to Rate & Review  “CURRY LEAVES” RESTAURANT...which is located at 4843 w. Kennedy Blvd …Tampa, FL  33609 813 – 319- 4015 Hours Mon thru Saturday  11 AM to 2:30 PM & 5.00 PM to 9.30 PM Daily Sunday : 12:00 Noon to 3:00 PM & 5:00 PM To 9:30 PM www.curryleavesindiancuisine.com   I thought WAZE brought me to the “wrong” location at first, since it was telling me to TURN into the BP Gas Station. I was heading North on West Shore Blvd and WAZE told me to turn Right (East) onto Kennedy. I turn right and WAZE is telling me “You have arrived at your destination” I’m like……What???? It’s a Gas Station! I turn into the BP Gas station to get off the street, figuring I’m gonna have to “re-calculate” the directions. When I pull into the gas station……I see straight ahead…..next to the convenience part of the gas station…..a very small outdoor patio and a sign that reads above……”Curry Leaves.” I’m like…..no firggin way! This is the restaurant! In a gas station! I wasn’t happy to say the least. I parked in an area to the side of the convenience store, marked as  “parking for curry leaves” and walk over to the restaurant. I literally stood at the front door and put my face against the door to look inside. Low and behold……I see about 15 tables with white linen tablecloths. I also see about 8 people inside eating. I open the door and step inside. A woman with a friendly smile, comes right up to me and asks me…. “Are you having dinner? How many?” I promptly tell her I have a party of 6, and she sits me at a long table by the front window. I ask the woman her name and she replies…..”Hershey” I’m like…. “Hershey…. like Hershey chocolate.”  With a smile she responds….."Yes…just like Hershey chocolate." I ask Hershey for a beverage menu so that I could select a drink while waiting for my Podcasting buddies to join me for dinner. I selected “Marsala” Tea……which immediately reminded me of “Marsala” in the movie “Ben Hur” I LOVE that movie. ….I can hear Marsala right now….saying …….Judahhhhh……Marsallllaaaaa. , A few minutes later, Hershey brought me the tea and I could smell mint. I tasted the Marsala tea….. and it tasted of mint and “Indian” spices like Corriander. I’ll say it was definitely Different. A few minutes later, my buddies started entering the restaurant. Tonight…I was dining with good friend Dr. Rachel Haviland – host of Reclaim Your Health Podcast, my buddy Gabe Aluisy – host of Private Club Radio Show, my buddy Joseph Warren -  host of “First 100k for Entrepreneurs” podcast, my buddy Jason Strohl – co-owner of Co-Creativ Virtual office and Business Lounge office space in South Tampa and Downtown Tampa. I also dined with my friend... the beautiful Ana Aluisy...Marriage & Family Therapist at "Come Get Help," in Tampa, FL. Come Get Help Also dining with me is one of my newest friends…..University of Tampa graduate…..Juhi Kore.  Juhi is a 20 y.o. brilliant young woman from Bombay, India……who LOVES Tampa! Jew He majored in business and Political Science and is truly a GIFT to the planet. Besides her intelligence, I love her non-judgemental attitude as well as her…..no-nonsense attitude too! She Reminds me of myself when I was 20 y.o. and I thought I was going to save the world.   Our waiter ……”Harish” came over to take our orders and I asked Harish if the owner of the restaurant was available this evening. Harish told us that Saji was the owner and he would bring him right over. In less than 2 minutes, a handsome, man came over and introduced himself as Saji Matthew….owner of Curry Leaves Restaurant. How Polite!!! I proceed to introduce myself to Saji and advise him that I will be rating & reviewing “Curry Leaves” restaurant on the Weight Loss Nation podcast. Saji had a very big smile across his face and nodding his head said …..”that is wonderful.” First question to Saji was…….”What made you decide to open Curry Leaves in a Gas Station?” Without any hesitation…..Saji promptly said……..I own the gas station and I always wanted to have a restaurant here. I opened a pizza place with another owner……and it didn’t do so well. We parted ways….and I decided to go back to my Indian roots and I wanted to open an Authentic Indian Restaurant, so the people of Tampa could experience and enjoy authentic Indian food. The restaurant is doing well and I have a large amount of “regular” customers now. The restaurant has been open for over a year now and has been doing quite well. When asked what item on the menu he would recommend to a “1st timer” at the restaurant, who wasn’t familiar with Indian food, Saji said……I would suggest the “Chicken Varutharacchathu” I had no idea what Saji said to me. I had to ask him to point the item out on the menu for me, which he did. To me…..he was saying…..”Vera cha cha” I know that’s not how you pronounce it…but…that’s what I’m calling it. “Vera Cha Cha”  is chicken cooked in a coconut gravy. Sounded delicious. Saji said he would bring out a bowl for the table to try. Awesome…right?  As a group we ordered different items, so that each of us could try different things on the menu. Here are the items we ordered……”Butter Chicken” which is Chicken in a “mild” curry sauce,.  a dish called…..”HariYali Chicken” Another tough name. I decided to call that dish…..Rivera ….Harera….easier for me to remember…thinking of Heraldo Rivera.  Rivera Harera is chicken in a “green” herb sauce, which comes on a hot skillet. We also ordered “Chicken Tikka” which is Chicken marinated in special spices then grilled on skewers. We also ordered…..”Lamb Vindaloo” which was lamb cooked in a “tangy” tomato and red chili sauce. And finally we ordered….Chicken Tikki “Marsala” which is Boneless Chicken cooked in a mild tomato and cream sauce. There are MANY Healthy items on the Curry Leaves menu. They even have a nice “Vegetarian” selection. From Mulligatawny Soup…..which I called “Mulligan’s Soup” for ease of ordering. Mulligans Soup is Lentil Soup with a splash of coconut milk. Absolutely delicious by the way! They also have a Fresh Garden Salads with a blend of Olive Oil and Lemon Juice. Yummy! As far as the meals we ordered……the healthiest to me was the “Rivera Herera” Chicken. Delicious combination of herbs & spices on the white chicken meat with lots of sautéed vegatables. Very Good meal! Now….. all the meals come with Basmati Rice. You put some of the rice on your plate and then spoon out your meal out of the “Tandoor Bowl” and onto the rice. I personally do not eat white rice, so I ate my meal as it was. Delicious as far as I was concerned. Saji also brought different “Naan” breads to the table, where you can “dip” the Naan bread into the bowls. Again……I don’t eat “white” bread….so I didn’t eat the Naan bread. Everyone else Loved the NAAN Bread. Kudo’s on the flavorful bread Saji! I tasted a spoonful of each meal that was put on the table, and my favorites were: Saji’s recommendation “Vera Cha Cha” The “Rivera Herera” Chicken Finally….The Chicken Tikki….which had fantastic flavor!   After dinner…….Saji brought dessert out to the table. One dessert was called “Gulab Jamun,” which is Milk solids in a honey syrup. Saji also brought out “Mango Kulfi” and “Pistachio Kulfi” which is ice cream in the shape of a square…..that was as HARD as a rock! I tried a very small bite of the Mango & Pistachio Kulfi….which was quite good! Saji said they make the Kulfi fresh daily. I didn’t try the “Gulab Jamun.” Everyone else said it was pretty good. Overall…..the food was DELICIOUS! The prices are incredible, with the most expensive dish on the menu, coming in at $19.99, which was a “Mixed Grill” A combination of chicken, lamb and shrimp. Most of the meals are around $12.99 with portion size very satisfying. Saji Matthew……..I am giving you and your Curry Leaves Restaurant a HUGE “ 2 WLN Thumbs Up” Your food is Delicious, portioned right and the price is perfect! Your staff are polite, patient and always SMILING!  I HIGHLY RECOMMEND CURRY LEAVES RESTAURANT… which is located at 4843 w. Kennedy Blvd …Tampa, FL  33609 813 – 319- 4015  Hours Mon thru Saturday  11 AM to 2:30 PM They Close down for a few hours & then Re-Open the doors at 5.00 PM to 9.30 PM Daily Sunday : 12:00 Noon to 3:00 PM & 5:00 PM To 9:30 PM Check out Curry Leaves website at - www.curryleavesindiancuisine.com Saji Matthew has a “Sister” Indian Restaurant called “Bay Leaves” which is located at 4023 W Waters Ave in Tampa. “Bay Leaves” Restaurant has a Liquor License if you wanted to have a beer or wine with your dinner. Bay Leaves Restaurant Curry Leaves does not serve alcohol, which I thought was great! You have done a fabulous job of presenting Delicious, Authentic Indian Food to the People of Tampa Bay …… Saji Matthew. I will be back!  Thank you for your hospitality and your Delicious Indian Food. So…..Definitely check out “Curry Leaves” or “Bay Leaves” for Authentic, Delicious and HEALTHY  Indian Food. I really enjoyed the entire experience.   Are you looking for a group of Like Minded people …….who are on a journey towards a Long-Term Healthy Lifestyle? Well…..you don’t have to look any further…..cause Weight loss Nation is HERE for YOU! Visit our website at www.TheWeightLossNation.com and see our Unique Supportive and Motivational Program that will help you succeed in Living a Healthy Lifestyle!   Thank you for listening to Today’s episode….and until next time…..have a very Happy, Peaceful and Healthy Week!  

I am so excited to announce a new location and format for the Fall Retreat (formerly Cornerstone). It is now Knitting Pipeline Eagle Crest Fall Retreat! Kindly sponsored by Quince & Co and KnitCircus Yarns. I am also a Craftsy Affiliate. Please consider visiting my web site before purchasing a Craftsy class or materials as I receive credit for it. Thank you! Show notes are found at www.knittingpipeline.com Knitting Pipeline Eagle Crest Fall Retreat 2016 With Workshop by Amy Detjen, Knitting Author, Designer, Teacher, and of KnitCircus Yarns and Podcast October 19-22, 2016 Eagle Crest Camp and Retreat Center (A Ministry of the Salvation Army) is located in rural Washburn IL, along the hilly bluffs of the Illinois River. This beautiful natural setting will be especially gorgeous in mid-October, our prime color season in Central Illinois. It is easily accessible by car, about a 30 min drive from Washington IL or Peoria. The address is 823 Columbia Rd, Washburn IL 61570. Arrive Wednesday October 19 (check in time 3-5 PM) Check out by 10 am Saturday, October 22, 2016   Single Occupancy             $420.00 Double Occupancy (will have your own bed)           $320.00   Includes: 3 nights lodging in Heartland Lodge at Eagle Crest. Rooms are motel-style with private bath. All meals from Wednesday dinner through Saturday breakfast. Workshop with Amy Detjen on Friday and casual time with Amy from Thursday to Sat morning. Small, intimate retreat with lots of one-on-one time with Paula, Bronwyn, Sarah, and Amy Detjen. Your own Knitting Pipeline Retreat Bag   Hosted by Paula Emons-Fuessle Knitting Pipeline Podcast www.knittingpipeline.com   To Register: Fill out the registration form and postmark no earlier than Monday June 20, 2016. Registrations will be accepted after this time pending space availability. I will confirm registration by email and on Ravelry by July 15, 2016. Deposits are due August 15, 2016. Full payment is due by October 1, 2016. Checks may not be cashed immediately so don't worry if your check has not cleared.

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This is a very quick episode to get this information out to those who are interested.  A full episode will follow in a day or two. Download registration form here.  Link is also in both Ravelry groups for Knitting  Pipeline. Knitting Pipeline Fall Retreat/Cornerstone Inn October 22-25, 2014 Cornerstone Inn Bed and Breakfast/111 Washington Square, Washington IL 61571 Sleep Inn 1101 N Cummings Lane, Washington IL 61571 (309) 481-0450  Arrive Wednesday October 22, 2014 (check in time 3 to 5 PM)  Check out by 11 am Saturday October 25, 2014 Single Occupancy Cornerstone Inn $430.00 Single Occupancy Sleep Inn $430.00 Double Occupancy Sleep Inn (will have your own bed) $330.00 Includes:  3 nights lodging, breakfast at your hotel, and two dinners in the Washington Room on historic Washington Square. (All lunches and one dinner are on your own.)  Outings to local yarn shops  Porch Time at Paula’s house  Space is limited to 22 so register ASAP.  Of course there will be a few surprises along the way! Hosted by Paula Emons-Fuessle Knitting Pipeline Podcast www.knittingpipeline.com Download registration form here.

IMPORTANT INFO: The Finale episode of Aniview season 1 is here, it's a bittersweet end to our first 15 episodes. We won't be releasing any new episodes of any kind until September, when we get back to University after the summer break. This is a very special episode where we will be taking a behind the scenes look at Aniview as well as explaining all the info you need to keep in touch with Aniview over the 4 month break. Structure of the show: Spring Preview Continued Section: -Cross Game -Tayutama -Hatsukoi Limited About Us Section: -A little bit about ourselves Aniview in Review Section: - Favorite Fans - Recommended Reviewers - Master10k @ http://www.youtube.com/user/Master10k2 - JesuOtaku @ http://www.youtube.com/user/Husse67 Highlighted Reviews - Xam'd Lost Memories @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywVxjK... - Air TV @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84Bn_-... - Cowboy Bebop @ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffx7S1... - What happened to Code Geass?? - History of the show - Reviews - Weekly How You Can Help Out Section: - 5 star/subscribe to our videos - StumbleUpon, Digg, Reddit, etc us - Embed/Link to us in forum signatures, blogs, myspace, facebook - Send in your suggestions Contact Us Section: - Send us emails to Aniview@hotmail.com with any sort of feedback, comment on youtube, send us a PM - Check out www.Anime-Planet.com and chat with us on the forums there - Contact Lyzl's anime-planet.com account here: http://www.anime-planet.com/users/Lyzl - Contact LeonBrunel's anime-planet.com account here: http://www.anime-planet.com/users/Leo... - Talk to us on msn by adding these msn accounts: - AniviewLyzl@hotmail.com for Lyzl - AniviewLeon@hotmail.com for Leon