Podcasts about pokeman go

Here we go again: SO MUCH STOOPID!!! This week we have a woman accused of stealing and crashing a fire truck, a stranded driver who asked troopers for a jump and was found to have a murdered man hidden under a pile of clothes in the car, 2 cops who were fired because they ignored a robbery call in order to discuss Pokeman Go, and a man who fought a one-legged man and then stripped naked and danced on top of a poker table. Your weekly fix of wacky, zany craziness as only Frangela can provide! You send in stories of real-life idiots and we mock them for your edification. It is our sacred duty.Do you want to hear more Idiots of the Week?? Become a Frangela patron at Patreon.com and get three exclusive Micro Idiot podcasts each week as our thank you for your support.Frangela swag available at https://www.zazzle.com/store/frangela! Book a personalized video shout-out from Frangela at Cameo.com/frangeladuo.

In the second hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show: School Board discussion Justin Hauke - Webster Groves School Board Candidate joins Marc to discuss why he's running for the School Board and what he hopes to accomplish if elected.  Former Senator John Lamping joins Marc to discuss Prop Mand why the government is trying to impose this tax. In Other News with Kathleen England.  Today Kathleen talks about a woman who burnt her legs, and 3  St. Charles firefighters stayed behind to finish dinner for the kids and waited for the dad to come home.  Also the big red DQ spoon has been returned thanks to Pokeman GO. And Yellowstone News.   Coming Up:  Todd Piro and Jered Taylor on 2A Tuesday

In Other News with Kathleen England.  Today Kathleen talks about a woman who burnt her legs, and 3  St. Charles firefighters stayed behind to finish dinner for the kids and waited for the dad to come home.  Also the big red DQ spoon has been returned thanks to Pokeman GO. And Yellowstone News. (Photo by Getty Images)

Here's what's trending - Pokeman Go numbers are through the roof and we have all the deets, the New Marilyn Monroe movie on Netflix is getting serious, and do you know what Goulash is?

Joshua, Jude, and Brendan are back in their constitutionally distanced studios and ready to bring you a podcast ful of predictions about the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football program in the upcoming 2021 season. Why do this in February? Because we can - but also because there is plenty of things to look forward to - but mostly because we can. In this episode: Wandering around the state of North Carolina might be a thing. College football advanced stats... why do they hate fun? REVIEW! Predicting Notre Dame's storylines. It's a bit tricky, but we do our absolute best to crap all over a few teams. Notre Dame has a transfer walk-on LB. Jack Swarbrick and the EA Sports thing (one last time). Reliving a top 5 recruiting class - the wonder that was the 2006 cycle. Our top 5 cities in the states that we live. Pokeman GO! And a whole lot more weaved in and out of the show. Please RATE and REVIEW! All reviews left on Apple Podcasts will be read on the next OFD Podcast. Go Irish! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Google and Microsoft came calling with the type of jobs many young computer engineering graduates look for, Justin Beck turned them down. The 2009 graduate of UW-Madison wanted to stay in town and build the gaming studio PerBlue , which he started with his business partner, Andrew Hansen. Their first effort, a Pokeman Go-type video game was about 10 years too early. But Beck and his partner went on to create Parallel Kingdom, a successful mobile location-based, massively multi-player game that put players in a virtual world on top of the real world. In 2016, they sold another hit game, DragonSoul, to GREE Entertainment for $35 million. PerBlue today employs more than 50 developers in Madison. It publishes, among other titles, Disney Heroes: Battle Mode under a partnership with the mega entertainment company. Beck's tips for other entrepreneurs Focus When you run out of money, the whole show stops. Prudent management of cash is a critical attitude to have. Choose carefully who you

Blade Runner is an undeniable sci-fi classic, but is it also a white nationalist dog whistle cloaked in super cool, neo-noir set design? Azed & Jay dive deep into the whole Blade Runner phenomenon and both find a lot they hadn't seen in previous viewings. From Kierkegaard's concept of ressentiment to why Hitler would have been the best Pokeman Go player, we cover it all. Also, Azed's son, Ishmael, gives us his take on our Twin Peaks episode and geeks out with a Twin Peaks/Lord of the Rings breakdown.

Welcome to Mere Rhetoric, the podcast for beginners and insiders about the ideas, people and movements who have shaped rhetorical history. I’m Mary Hedengren and today I want to start with a walk down memory lane   Remember laser discs? You might not be old enough to, but I do. I remember my seventh grade science classroom had a laserdisc player and we watched just a couple of films, brilliantly bright documentaries about butterflies or some other medium-appropriate topic. I don’t remember the topic, only that it was beauitlful. But I do remember that we only had the two laserdiscs, partially because they were expensive, but partially because in just a couple of years, DVDs would become widespread and accessible.   How about mini-discs? I definitely had boxes of minidiscs I had recorded from cds--I could get a cd and a half  onto only one mini-disc!--and I could listen to seemingly endless music at my college early morning janitorial job. It seemed very impressive--until I bought my first iPod.   This is fun. But why am I talking about technological non-starters? Because it’s so hard to guess what kind of technology will be pivotal when you’re doing research on the role of technology in our society. Things are guarenteed to change as fast as you get your book to press.   Cynthia L. Selfe wrote Technology and Literacy in the Twenty-first Century in 1999 as a forward thinking volume. In 1999, mini-discs and laserdiscs were soon to fade into history, andsome of the terms she uses, like the Web to name the internet, seem almost quaint. But when technology changes all the time, the best tact, and the one Selfe takes, is to discuss principles of the technology rather than the technology itself.   Selfe’s foremost claim is straightforward and applicable today as when it was written: “Literacy professionals and the organizations that represent them need to commit to understanding the complex relationship between literacy and technology and to intervening in the national project to expand technological literacy. We must also realistically appraise the multiple roles that literacy educators are already playing in support of this project” (160).   The word “realistically” is key for Selfe. Technology, she points out, has always attracted boosters and boycotters. Somebody introduces, say, a wiki assignment into a composition classroom and assumes that the students will now learn collaboration and concision perfectly, while another teacher rolls their eyes, believing that such an assignment is, at best, an interesting distraction. As Selfe points out “By describing computer technology as either beneficial or detrimental, either good or bad, they limit our understanding”  (36) and instead she aims for us to “understand the complex ways in which technology has become inked with our conception of literacy and, possibly, to shape the relationship between these two phenomena in increasingly productive ways” (37).   So what does this word “literacy” mean anyway? We’ve talked about literacy before on the show, especially in the Deborah Brandt episode. Remember how we talked about how literacy has meant, in different times, everything from cursive to memorizing vast tracts of poetry to understanding chunks of French or Latin in the middle of a text? Cursive might not be useful at all for you now. Well, now, Selfe says, we need to think about technological literacy. She defines technological literacy as “a complex set of socialy and culturally situated values, practices and skills involved in operating linguistically within the context of electronic environments” (11). Whew. So what does that include? According to Selfe, it include reading and writing and communicating. It includes the “social and cultural contexts for discourse and communication” and it includes “print, still graphics, moving images” and “such tools as databases...e-mail, listserv software, bulletin boards, and graphics and line-art packages” (11-12).   If you’re like me the first thing...well, the first thing I thought was “heh! Bulletin boards. Clip art! That’s as old-fashioned as laserdiscs and minidiscs!” and we’ll get back to that thought in a moment, but the second thing I thought was “how?! How on earth am I supposed to teach visual rhetoric and how to use emerging technology and I might not even be that good at on top of all the other literacy practices that my students need?” It seems like too much for us, and too complicated.   And in many ways it is too much. For that reason, it can be tempting to buy a package of projects and assignments, or to subscribe to every new technology that comes out in the hope of covering all the basis. One of the complex relationships that Selfe emphasizes is that whereever there is change, there are people wanting you to buy stuff. The companies who make the technology--in Selfe’s day it’s all “word processing” and “home PCs”--advertise to schools and, especially, parents, that children will fall behind unless they own this or another type of technology, and if they fall behind, the number one consequence is that they won’t make as much money. Selfe says that we need to be cautious of accepting the premise of technology as a purely economic investment--buy a computer now and it will pay off one hundredfold! Other voices, too, will make them, in Brandt’s words “sponsors of literacy,” such as the government and your school’s administration. There are complex and sometimes conflicted voices in how our students are introduced to technology literacy. Okay, now that you know to be skeptical of some of the many voices with vested interests, how do you know how to proceed?   Well, let’s get back to that first thought we had--reading Selfe’s book, it’s remarkable to think that less than 20 years ago there were still teachers who didn’t like their students to type up their first draft of assignments and there wasn’t a computer with projector in practically every classroom. There was also relatively little “non-computer digital technology”--she talks a lot about the PC and chatrooms and listservs, not foreseeing the way smartphones, Reddit, and Facebook will transform literacy in the first decade of the 21st century. She couldn’t have, and no one can. So this is maybe a hint about how to incorporate technology literacy into your own pedagogy--things are going to change so quickly that perhaps what you can best do is to encourage students to develop the general skills that will help them to adapt to new forms of technology.  You can encourage conversations about privacy and anonymity, audience and permanence with their application to whatever technology is blooming and dying--FourSquare, Twitter, Pokeman Go. You can teach students about the way we talk about technology--how those vested interests like corporations and governments talk about how technology is to be used and the limits of both the optimists and the Luddites. You can also teach them the tools that will make them successful when they encounter new kinds of technology. Maybe you teach them how to use a peer review software that they will NEVER AGAIN use in their lives, as I had to do once. My students HATED it and, to be honest, I hated making them use it. We struggled over and over again, spending precious time in class explaining how to upload their papers, how to make comments. But what I should have done instead is emphasize how this experience taught them certain abstract technology skills--how to fiddle around with something without thinking you’re going to break it, how to search for FAQs online when you need to troubleshoot, how to read instructions and intuit from the interface what the program “wants” you to do. These are skills that will outlast listservs and laserdiscs and  their progeny.   In short, we need to realize, to quote Selfe’s subtitle “the importance of paying attention” and help students to identify the ideological, political, economic, and spiritual implications of the the technology they can ignore or embrace.

AGF 221  “2016 a Vote Against God” Binge watching, Online Grocery pick-up, Food washing machine, Liquor laws, Described Porn, Sad Porn, The Clintons and Time Travel, Hyphenated friends, Clean needles,Pokeman Go, 1980’s film time ‘Top Secret’ then further film talk Star Trek Beyond, Hitler salute at the RNC, More Hitchhiking robot.

Gary replays his appearance on the People's Court. He also speaks about the stupidity of Pokeman Go and Justin Bieber.This show is broadcast live Tuesday's at 12:00AM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

This week we are talking about Fallout 4 new DLC, New Sega mini system, Destiny, Overwatch, Pokeman Go, No Man Sky and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/support

1985 is a year when England sees the most devastating disaster in history of sports arenas, Pokeman Go! Gets its unexpected beginning, a recluse, domestic terrorist, anarchist and mathematical prodigy murders his first of many victims, and our U.S. road system loses a significant historical highway that will later be depicted in many animated movies and songs. Our beverage choices are tested, and we lose a beloved writer who introduced us to a  kind, motherly arachnid and her friends in the barn. One of the most famous action movie actors is extremely busy, and Wham! goes our music scene… Listen to this episode for more fun facts about 1985!

Download the MP3 This week, Sean rakes in the compliments because of his stupid handsome face, I talk America's newest past-time, America's oldest past-time, how to win at Pokeman Go, Robbin (female) Higgins stops by to tell us what makes her a rage, Robin (male) sends in an Erotic Stories From Real Men, Dustin Siniawa's … Continue reading "Episode 8 – Dick on Sean" The post Episode 8 – Dick on Sean appeared first on The Dick Show.

Pokeman Go! We do the news round-up then delve into the newest craze that's sweeping the world.

This week we are talking about Fallout 4, Transformers Earth at War, Fallout Shalter, New NES system, Destiny, Overwatch, Pokeman Go, Star wars Battlefront, No Man Sky much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/support

Gil talks with Joey and Dodge about his fight strategy against Edson Barboza at #UFCChicago. He gives his fighter perspective on USADA. Joey asks about the Skrap Pack store and what kind of things we can expect to see from them and other fighters apparel. Melendez is not playing Pokeman Go as of yet but he's not clowning anyone for doing so as of yet.

Wonko, Ford and Zaphod start their podcast adventure. Discussions of Pokeman Go, Howard Hughes, Unturned, DayZ, Upcoming Movies and plans for the podcast.

This week we talk about the craze that is Pokeman GO, the reaction (both good and bad) to a gay Hikaru Sulu, why Winter is Waiting and a whole host of other geeky things that happened!"

WITH ALL OF THE DISTRACTIONS TAKING PLACE, FROM GOVT RUN SHOOTINGS TO MARCHES TO NOWHERE, ALL OF US NEED OR SHOULD HAVE TAKEN A STEP BACK TO SURVEY THE LANDSCAPE........IF WE'D DONE THAT WE WOULD BE ABLE TO IDENTIFY WHAT "BLACK LIVES MATTER" REALLY REPRESENTS........WE WOULD ALSO SEE THE MACHINERY OF THE TECHNOCRATS GRINDING UP THE PRECARIAT INTO AN UNRECOGNIZABLE MASS OF CONFUSION...........AS VLADIMIR PUTIN WARNS OF A NATO'S INCURSIVE AGGRESSIVENESS, THE TECHNOC -RACY UNVEILS IT'S LATEST TOOL OF SOCIAL ENGINEERING CALLED "POKEMAN GO",THAT SHATTERS ALL NORMS OF IMPORTANCE..............WE ARE UNWITTING PARTICIPANTS IN THE THEATER OF THE ABSURD.........FACEBOOK HAS REVEALED ITSELF TO BE WHAT IT IS, A SOCIAL ENGINEERING TOOL OF MAJOR IMPORTANCE........ROBO-COP MADE AN APPEARANCE IN ACT-3.........THE U.N. IS TO PORTRAY A SAVIOR OF LAST RESORT THROUGH THE "STRONG CITIES NETWORK" SOON TO BE VISIBLE IN YOUR AREA........BUT PERHAPS AS IMPORTANT IS THE FINAL ACT, WHICH REQUIRES FEW EXTRAS WITH YOUR POLITICIANS ASSUMING THE ROLE OF CRISIS ACTORS, IN THE NEW GLOBAL POLITICAL SYSTEM TO BE PUT IN PLACE AS THE OBSOLETE HOMO-SAPIEN IS REPLACED BY  'SURROGATES' OR 'AVATARS'...............ALL OF WHAT WE'RE SEEING IS A PSYCHOLOGICAL PROGRAM GEARED TOWARDS CONTROLLING CONSCIOUSNESS AS THIS NEW SYSTEM IS MOVED INTO PLAY BY THE NEO-LIBERAL / NEO-CONSERVATIVE HENCHMAN.....................THE PROGRAM IS CALLED 'GLOBAL FUTURES 2045' OR GF2045 OR THE '2045 INITIATIVE'.............IT PUTS RUSSIA AT THE FOREFRONT OF THIS NEW POLITICAL PARADIGM, BUT ONLY AS A CONDUIT OF THE TECHNOCRACY.

Download MP3 Belt-o-phobes, Pokeman Go, guns, Hot Goss on Tim Changzzzzz, The Rage Lottery, more trans issues, a caller asks how to meet girls in a world dominated by the Beautiful Ones, and Sean's audio equipment fails completely and needs to be replaced. Thank Trump for all my Dick Supporters on Patreon; all this week … Continue reading "Episode 7 – Dick on Guns" The post Episode 7 – Dick on Guns appeared first on The Dick Show.

John & Mel discuss Nice attacks; Baton Rouge police shot; Ghosbusters 2016 review; Pokeman GO & more! Donate Bitcoin: 1KtcqykD4RXMdXXuL2oQLXbdGqZCsFhPqe Paypal: archindividual@gmail.com

What is Pokémon Go? Why has it taken off so quickly? And more importantly, how can it benefit your small business? Today Sandro & Liz take a look at this worldwide phenomenon in augmented reality gaming.

We are join by guest host Saynotorage This week we are talking about Destiny, Overwatch, Youtuber cs go Scandal and Pokeman Go is all the rage and much more. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/generation-x-gaming/support

Rep. Mark Sanford calls in to talk about The Penny Plan, Hillary and the FBI. A Hillary voter calls in to say she doesn't care that Hillary lied, plus weekend #BLM protests around the state and Pokeman GO.

It seems a Pokemon hunter intent on catching them all went a little too far this morning - all the way into the Swan River.WA Police rushed to the Barrack Street Jetty after receiving a report from a security officer who saw the man fall from the jetty into the water.Leung Tsang-wing reports.  - 最近柏斯有狗襲擊人事件，最後那條狗被人道毀滅，所以我們柏斯通訊員 梁增榮會同大家談談，狗主需要注意的地方和責任，以免被罰。不過他會提及近期十分之熱門的　手機遊戲 Pokeman Go 所造成的意外。我們不如聽聽溫楚良和梁增榮主持既柏斯通訊。