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Despite the widening GULF between knowledge and the lack thereof, we're having a virtual POTLATCH and you're invited! Whether you're KEMPT or UNKEMPT, a MUTT or a muttonhead, join us for this penultimate episode of Season 7. It's a CALLITHUMP you won't want to miss.
Skateboardpodden slog sig i slang med Magnus Gyllenberg och vi satte oss tillsammans i ett hotellrum i centrala Stockholm för att ta ett långt snack med vår gäst Jimmy Jansson om: Odensbacken. Street Style-avdelningen på köpcentret Krämaren i Örebro. Wheels of Fire. Uppåt Väggarna. Bad Boy Skateshop på Skånegatan. Butiken Vågrätt i Örebro. Frontside rock'n'rolls. SM i Örebro 1990. Brädgårn. Hur jävla lätt det är att åka freestyle. Fanzinen ”Frontside”, ”Tapetklister”, ”Din morsa” och ”Skjut en snut”. Ramones. Millencolin. Falskleg. Baggy byxor. Punkbandet Rock'n'Roll Suicides. Black Sabbath- och Kiss-covers. De lyckliga kompisarna. Bad Religion. Tidningen Funsport Skateboarding. När snuten kommer när man sitter och super på en strand. Edge TV. Soppatorsk på väg till Örebro och att stampa på slangarna på macken för att fixa bensin. Bombay. The Swedish Swines. Burning Heart Records. Potlatch. Klamydiagrottan Cleo i Lule. När Tjompa syr kläder på Kvarngatan hemma hos Johan Öhlund. Att ha en Magnus Uggla-period, lokstölder och fotbojor. Gran Canaria. Att sitta på kåken. Att kasta sim-kortet och starta ett nytt liv. Rockjournalistik. Flow Skateboards. Att vara en entreprenör. Skateboardtidningen Giftorm. Sound Pollution. Att intervjua Slash, Slayer, Anthrax och Ace Frehley. Att vara skådespelare. Och om en hel del mer… lyssna! Namn som nämndes: Staffan, Gusten, Bruce Lee, Eric Nash, Matte Wiberg, Anders Auer, Rob Roskopp, Danne Wall, Natas, Neil Blender, Steve Clare, Milko Özlü, Puttis, Kvarnis, Gorm Boberg, Stefan Toth, Tjompa, Tora, Form, Jonas Sohn, Danne Schön, Hans Sheike, Martin Ander, GG Allin, Fredrik Larsson, Johan Granli, Johan Öhlund, Martin Karlsson, Micke Finhborg, Chad, Chris Åström, Magnus Ljungdell, Skit-Kalle, Ove Tånglars, Adam Karlsson, Pelle Fredell, Pascal Strüwer, Lojten, Jocke Olsson, Andreas Engelkes, Omar och Ali Boulala, P.A., Mathias Ringström, Ricky Sandström, Semi, Amadi, Matt Hensley, Pelle Jansson, Jonazz, Kent Östling, Mattias Stiller, Altay Sagesen, Ingemar Backman, Nicke Svensson, Love Eneroth, Boon, Alexander Åkerlund, Tony Skate, Magnus ”Bagarn” Knutsson, Andreas Glad, Jan Guillou, Micke Bergert, Benhög, Calle Schewen, Kikki Danielsson, Vince Neil, Rune Glifberg, Tom Penny, Kejwan, Orre Wennberg, John McMillen, Nyjah Huston, Jamie Thomas, Ozzy Osbourne, Petter Eriksson. ————————————————— Om du gillar det vi gör.Swisha en krona eller två till: 0735-102810 ————————————————— Vi finns på: www.facebook.com/skateboardpodden/www.instagram.com/skateboardpodden/ Podden går att lyssna på iTunes, Tacky.se, Spotify och skateboardpodden.se
The exploration of the court documents continues in this episode as we take a look at the warrant for for Potlatch Nol Financial Credit Union.(commercial at 9:47)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:022823+Order+to+Seal+and+Redact+-+Potlatch+No+1+Financial+Credit+Untion+P1FCU.pdf (amazonaws.com)
New casual catch-up is out! In this episode, Jordan and Steve spend some time discussing the impacts of settler-colonialism on board games, and celebrating the work of the indigenous designers whose games often cut against the grain of colonial play.Games by Indigenous Creators Dog Eat Dog by Liam and William Burke; Liwanag Presshttps://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/198050/dog-eat-doghttps://liwanagpress.com/Coyote & Crow by Connor Alexander et al.; Coyote and Crow LLChttps://coyoteandcrow.net/https://coyoteandcrow.net/games-accessories/ Wolves by Connor Alexander; Coyote and Crow LLChttps://coyoteandcrow.net/wolves/ Potlatch by N.D.N. Players' Research Grouphttps://www.ndnplayers.com/informaton-resourceshttps://www.ndnplayers.com/ Nunami by Thomassie Mangiokhttp://www.nunamigame.com/index.php/en/ Burn the Fort by Klee Benally; Indigenous Actionhttps://burnthefort.com/ Further Reading / ViewingNo Pun Included, (2021). “Colonialism – The Board Game Struggle” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQuFSxs9VXA&t=21sLaPensée, E. A., (2016). Indigenous Board Game Design in The Gift of Food. Analog Game Studies, 11(2). https://analoggamestudies.org/2016/03/indigenous-board-game-design-in-the-gift-of-food/ LaPensée, E. A., Laiti, O., & Longboat, M. (2022). Towards Sovereign Games. Games and Culture, 17(3), 328-343. https://doi.org/10.1177/15554120211029195Murray, Soraya. (2021). On Video Games: The Visual Politics of Race, Gender, and Space. Bloomsbury Publishing. New York. https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/on-video-games-9781350217706/
As a recent convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Jon has found so many things that align between our teachings and practices and that of his Makah heritage. Especially the Potlatch. As he learns more about both, he wishes that his people could see that value in each. He feels like the traditional potlatch is going away--and wishes that he knew how to revive it. But he also sees that by learning the Gospel, he really is living a potlatch-life. He wishes he could share the Good News of Jesus Christ with everyone so everyone can live a potlatch-life!
In this episode we will be speaking to Blake Manley, Program Manager Workforce Development UIEF, Potlatch, Idaho He has had successful teaching career and is probably best known for his industry YouTube videos – Manley Jobs, which focusses as you might guess on jobs in the forest industry
Summertime fun-time rerun-time continues, but before it does, some big news: I'm doing a live Did I Do That? in Seattle for Seattle Design Festival on Saturday, August 17, 2024 at 4:15pm in Lake Union Park! I'll be joined on stage by the incredible Terry Marks!Terry Marks is an award-winning designer with laurels from the likes of HOW, Print, Communication Arts, Neenah, Potlatch and more. He had judged a number of national and local design competitions and is a published author, twice for Rockport Publishers and yet his favorite might be Mr. Crumbly Dreams a Tiger for O'Neil Printing + Rule29. Terry is a champion of collaboration, fan of the kind and good, Fellow of AIGA Seattle, and veteran of the Executive Board of the AIGA National Board of Directors.I hope you can make it out to the live show—it's going to be really special to bring this silly podcast to the SDF mainstage and bring it to friends new and old out in Seattle!This week in the feed, though: To close out 2022, we called in The Fixer! “Logotype surgeon” and type designer Dan Rhatigan (Director of Type Products at Type Network) sits down with Sean to talk about failing successfully, gifts from fast food heaven, and not quite getting to act with Gwyneth Paltrow in a high school musical.You can find Dan's work all over the internet—his blog is at ultrasparky.org, and he can be found @ultrasparky on Twitter and @bijoutype on Instagram. Speaking of the latter, his foundry Bijou Type (bijoutype.com) should be up an d running soon with an update of Dan's beautiful graduate school typeface project you can add to your own type collection. His fantastic Pink Mince zine series can be found and purchased at pinkmince.com and @pinkmince on Twitter.This episode was recorded Tuesday, December 20, 2022 in Portland, Oregon and originally published right at the start of 2023. Were we ever so young? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
It's South Sound Beer Week! The Dads talk about one of their favorite breweries Headless Mumby and the current situation there. Beers include offerings from Potlatch, Rogue and Evil Twin.
The exploration of the court documents continues in this episode as we take a look at the warrant for for Potlatch Nol Financial Credit Union.(commercial at 13:39to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:022823+Order+to+Seal+and+Redact+-+Potlatch+No+1+Financial+Credit+Untion+P1FCU.pdf (amazonaws.com)
The exploration of the court documents continues in this episode as we take a look at the warrant for for Potlatch Nol Financial Credit Union.(commercial at 9:47)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:022823+Order+to+Seal+and+Redact+-+Potlatch+No+1+Financial+Credit+Untion+P1FCU.pdf (amazonaws.com)
I watch Life Below Zero basically everyday on Disney Plus. Alaska has always intrigued me and this is the best of the Alaska shows. The hunting, the fishing, the adventure, the total and complete disconnect from what we know and live here in the lower states, there's something so appealing and curious about it. Well, one day while watching, Lola reached out to Ricko and to our happy surprise, he responded and agreed to be on our show! We talk about fishing for food, hunting, appreciation for the outdoors and animals and a lot about Ricko's story, which by the way is truly amazing. Everything from growing up in a cabin the true wilderness, to family life, NAtive Athabascan culture, to drug addiction / prison and an amazing clothing line started at a Potlatch. Ride with us on this one, it's gonna be fun! ALSO - STARTING NOW TILL THE END OF JULY - IF YOU WRITE A REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS, AND LEAVE A 5 STAR RATING, AT THE END OF JULY WE WILL PICK ONE REVIEW AND THEY WILL GET ONE OF EVERYTHING ON OUR WEBSITE'S STORE!!! https://www.tackleandtacos.com/shop POSITIVITY IS WORTH THE EFFORT! ALL FISHING IS FUN FISHING! https://www.grizzlycoolers.com/shop-kenai/ - code WCB https://hookandarrowsupply.com https://www.leupold.com/ https://www.youtube.com/@tackleandtacos https://www.workingclassbowhunter.com/ --------------------------------------------- RICKO INSTA - https://www.instagram.com/ricko_dewilde/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join us as we traverse the historical landscape of Kestrel country with the Kestrel Post's very own Kayte Casebolt. Kayte digs into the educational ambitions that set Potlatch apart. Discover how a community's investment in education attracted distinguished teachers and cultivated some of Latah County's most brilliant mind
What becomes possible when solutions to modern urban society's most pressing challenges—housing the unhoused, corporate innovation, designing more beautiful places & objects—originate from the communities who have inhabited this place from time immemorial? Guiding us through this multifaceted exploration is Colleen Echohawk. Currently CEO of the Native lifestyle brand Eighth Generation, Colleen's resume encompasses city politics including a Seattle mayoral run 2021. Earlier, as Executive Director of Chief Seattle Club for seven years, she oversaw the creation of 300 new units of affordable housing. Collen spotlights today's rising generation of indigenous government and business leaders as well Indian Country's most admired cultural creators. She suggests that a more enduring and just society would be place-based. In the case of Seattle, this involves incorporating Native values including those of the region's indigenous Lushootseed-speaking Coast Salish peoples. Inspired by Potlatch culture, for example, Colleen challenges corporate leaders to reimagine established notions of prestige and prosperity. Colleen's mellifluous tales fuse with the harmonies of Black Belt Eagle Scout and the rhythms of Supaman. These young recording artists amplify the critical and ongoing dialogue between tradition and invention, a dynamic embedded in Colleen's heartening life, work and stories. "We talk in Indian Country about how we are trying to help reframe folks to say, hey; ‘we are not just in these museums, we are not just artifacts…we are actually living, thriving communities." ~Colleen Echohawk
In today's podcast, John talks about the findings and conclusions presented by the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability on the money Trump made while in office. Then, he chats with Chris in California on the brainwashing of right wing voters and Rachel in Los Angeles on the Green Day lyric change on TV New Year's eve. He also talks with Ron in Kentucky on the Nazi rhetoric of Trump. And winding it up, John welcomes back Simon Moya-Smith and Julie Francella for the Native Voices segment. They discuss indigenous voter turnout and suppression; the death of Native activist Klee Benally; and the meaning of Potlatch ceremonies which is a gift-giving feast practiced by Indigenous peoples. They talk with Mark in South Dakota and he asks about Disney indigenous characters and how to get solar panels to tribal lands, and Brian in Oregon who asks about indigenous office holders. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Jesse and Mike discuss how Jesse got into logging, some stories from his logging career, and what he is up to now!Jesse and his wife Ashley, live on a farm outside of Potlatch. Listen to Ashley discuss the Spunky Farmhouse on episode 79!
Potpourri; Perpetual stew; Potlatch; Pot of gold at the end of a rainbow; Tosspot; Fusspot; Honeypot; Sexpot; Pretty kettle of fish
Join the triad this week as we welcome Executive Director of Potlatch Fund, Cleora, who drops knowledge on our ear holes.
Crystal Comis, owner of The Coffee Truck, joins us to discuss her Grand Opening and how she got started! From her history with coffee in the Seattle area to finding a local roaster in Potlatch, having her kids involved, and her battle to conquer croissants, there's a lot of laughs and a lot discussed!Be sure to swing by The Coffee Truck Sept 5th- 7am for her Grand Opening!
Roy L Hales/Cortes Currents - Cortes Island's own Jemma Hicken just released her first major album, ‘Get it Together.' Cortes Currents interviewed her shortly before that. “I love performing and I love playing music by myself too, but it does feel special to come back to Cortes and be able to perform on Cortes because it's really where it started for me,” she said. "Home is definitely Cortes. I was just telling somebody the other day, that there's a beach access down at the bottom of Hayes Road. I grew up on Potlatch, so that was the closest beach access to my house. There's this big rock at the bottom of the beach access. It's a rock that you can climb on, sit on, and I went down there alot. My parents also got married at that rock. I spent a lot of time at that one big rock, and if I was to pinpoint the centre of my universe, that would be it." CC: Tell us about the album. JH: “I'm so excited! It came out on July 21st and It's been a long time coming. I've had so many songs that have been backlogged. There's been a whole host of things in the way. I didn't have the time or space to do the recording, but finally I bit the bullet this year and contacted Corwin Fox in Cumberland. He has a studio called Hidden Well.” “We did all of the recordings in April. It was a pretty fast process, just a couple of months from start to finish. It was really amazing. I went in twice over the course of maybe six or seven days and recorded all of my parts.” “Corwin recorded, mixed, mastered, and produced the album. He's been adding instruments to the songs over the next couple of months after that. It's been really exciting to get to hear them with new textures and layers coming to life in the studio. So he's a huge part of it and I'm really excited to release it. It's gonna be fun.”
The exploration of the court documents continues in this episode as we take a look at the warrant for for Potlatch Nol Financial Credit Union.(commercial at 9:34)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:022823 Order to Seal and Redact - Potlatch No 1 Financial Credit Untion P1FCU.pdf (idaho.gov)
The exploration of the court documents continues in this episode as we take a look at the warrant for for Potlatch Nol Financial Credit Union.(commercial at 9:34)to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comsource:022823 Order to Seal and Redact - Potlatch No 1 Financial Credit Untion P1FCU.pdf (idaho.gov)
On today's show, Ken Lewis interviews Pat Amos, football and track coach all the way in Potlatch, Idaho.
In 1884, the Canadian government banned the Haida potlatch. But Haida elders kept the knowledge of the ceremony alive until the ban was lifted. In 1969, a potlatch was held to honour the raising of the first totem pole in 80 years, carved by Robert Davidson. Sara Florence Davidson co-wrote Potlatch as Pedagogy with her father to show how Haida traditions can be brought into present-day classrooms. She joins us in our studio to talk about the process of writing the book – and tells the story of how her father came to carve that first pole at the age of 22.
IntroCheck Step 46 for a history of how money developed from sacred origins into “a force for evil.”Part 1: Separation and OnenessThis illusion is a prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for only the few people nearest us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living beings and all of nature.” ~ Charles Eisenstein He goes as far as to say to bring forth generosity and love and all dimensions of life, “we must dismantle the systems of domination that perpetuate the illusion of separation. Most notably the neoliberal system of Economics but also religion and politics.”The difficulty is, we are perpetually bombarded and distracted by the reinforced narrative of individual sovereignty and freedom (liberty) with no discourse on social morality or what we owe each other. Eisenstein says we must disengage from this system, not oppose it. To do this, we need a new story. Not the age of separation, but the story of Ascent. Part 2Systemically we need policy in place that align wealth with the sacred. Eisenstein brings up negative interest. This is when money circulates and investment continues, but the original capital loses value. These would lead us to “value” the capital less than the products or services. With positive interest, there is an incentive to hoard money (pull it out of circulation) and be rewarded through stockpiling, which encourages stagnation, otherwise known as a recession. In 1906 Silvio Gesell proposed “ the natural economic order” where a stamp of a small percentage was periodically pasted onto paper currency, this maintenance was a fee on the currency. If wealth is instead measured through happiness and well-being, it will be linked with intimate connections and communities, mutual benefit and attentiveness, which also provides emotional stability, and can generate it's own economies.Part 3But what about land use, property, and ownership? The consumer citizen has increasingly been distanced from the means of production, and nature, to remain focused on the separated individual self. We become “rational actors” or “rational optimizers.”The tragedy of the Commons is an economic parable about how “rational actors” optimize individual wellbeing at the cost of the entire community, destroying the equilibrium to thrive for self-interest. Our current model exacerbates or encourages extraction, or commodifying the commons into private wealth, which leads to increase wealth consolidation and extractive damage. As the myth of perpetual growth become obvious, we need a support system, which is why Eisenstein recommends a social dividend: call it UBI or welfare. You may ask: where will the money come from, because with negative interest the money supply would continue to shrink?We will develop a “Commons backed currency” to generate new money and align it with preserving nature. If the land was in a public trust, a social shared resource that could be lent (leased) to corporations for a limited amount of time, the lease would be our social dividend, capital, and currency. This is a three-pronged attack torealign money with natural decay,alter the way land is used, letting it become the currency backing or capital as a communally shared resource, andletting pre-pollution taxing redirect innovation (and community) towards enriching a sustainable commons.
Eisenstein asks “Why is money a force for evil in the world?” When did money, once a sacred promise and gift, become a means to separate individuals from each other and nature, to create competition, extraction, and hoarding? Key takeaways from Eisenstein's book "Sacred Economics" 1: We are ungrateful teenagers: the earth nurtured us into adolescence, but we won't become responsible adults. 2: The parable of the Eleventh Round. 3: Negative interest. Instead of money accruing value… what if it lost it? We discuss the origin of money, how it developed as a sacred trust and could enrich lives and community, but through Interest (usury) and the parable of the Eleventh round we see how it destroyed community and the environment through unsustainable growth (capitalism) built into it's design. We also discuss the Tunnel Effect, and how it leads to the problem of solving capitalism's problems with more capitalism. Primarily this is a doubling down into existing systems and ideologies when under stress, which -of course- is manufactured by capitalism. 0:00 Intro (Ryder's 3 takeaways) 8:23 Part 1: Getting stuck 11:47 Part 2: History of money (potlatch into trade) 18:09 Part 3: The Eleventh Round 28: 19 Part 4: Transition from The Hedonic Treadmill 31:36 Part 5: Outro
First-year Eagle tennis coach Colin Gillam talks about the Mustangs' chances at state in a couple of weeks. Then, Potlatch softball coach Dean Butterfield has the top-ranked team in Class 1A competition. We get his thoughts on the Loggers' season so far. Subscribe to our YouTube channel Follow the Idaho Sports team on Twitter Like our Facebook page For more Idaho high school sports coverage, visit www.idahosports.com
It's that time again for #REAPERREVIEWS with Theo and Kim Coates aka Tig & Juice Time. On this episode, they sit down to discuss "POTLATCH" Season 2 Episode 8 of Sons of Anarchy. Don't forget to leave your review on Apple podcasts with your favorite episode for a chance to have it reviewed by Theo and Kim!
Hereditary Chief Wedlidi Speck explains how a healthy potlatch system is an important step in the decolonization process. Wedlidi is Kwakwaka'wakw, Nuuchanulth and E'iksan, and the head chief of the Gixsam namima of the Kwaguł tribe.
Do you like nice clothes at a bargain? Do you want to support local makers? In this Latah 411 episode the Partnership for Economic Prosperity (PEP) talks with Ashley from Gypsy Mountain Boutique. Gypsy Mountain is a new consignment store that opened in November in Potlatch, Idaho. Gypsy Mountain also carries new unique items from local makers such as jewelry, stickers, and water bottles, just to name a few. http://www.pepedo.org/ https://www.facebook.com/gypsy.mountain.boutique
Hay harto tema, es cierto. Pero como no hacerse cargo de la caída libre del Frente Amplio, con renuncias que se hacen cotidianas con una bancada que partió con 20 y le quedan sólo 12. ¿La voz del líder? No se escucha. Como diría Camila, Giorgio se hace el Larry. Capítulo especial porque viene con el adelanto exclusivo de “El Vals de La Cosa Nostra” compuesto por el gran Camilo Salinas, quien hace su propio Potlatch a Mayol, Macari & Quiroga y a través de ellos a todas y todos los fieles auditores de este modesto Podcast.
Here I have recorded answers from questions asked to Ricko on his live Facebook show of Q&As. Whats his favorite thing to hunt, what's a Potlatch to what was his scariest moment alone in the tundra. Check out the top 25 questions and answers plus info I have found researching Rickos adventures,. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lbz/support
Economia Underground - Um Podcast Institucionalista Esse episódio é uma continuação da nossa conversa da semana passada. Se uma amiga ou um amigo te diz: “vou queimar alguns mil reais em uma fogueira”, você acharia estranho? E se te dissermos que fazemos isso em nossa sociedade? E se te dissermos que a nossa sociedade é baseada na destruição de riqueza? O que acharia? Nossas redes sociais: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Economia-Underground-Podcast-114005447062630/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/economiaunderground?igshid=1fullo3dnirp0
Economia Underground - Um Podcast Institucionalista Se uma amiga ou um amigo te diz: “vou queimar alguns mil reais em uma fogueira”, você acharia estranho? E se te dissermos que fazemos isso em nossa sociedade? E se te dissermos que a nossa sociedade é baseada na destruição de riqueza? O que acharia? Nossas redes sociais: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Economia-Underground-Podcast-114005447062630/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/economiaunderground?igshid=1fullo3dnirp0
BlackBird at the Depot is an art shop in Potlatch, Idaho that specializes in locally made products and vintage finds and is curated by local artist Karen Rohn. It's a great place to buy a gift, pick up a painting by Karen, or find that just right item to add to your collection. Karen is constantly changing it up, bringing in new ideas. Pull into the sleepy town of Potlatch and find the Depot, right across from the grocery store and the statue of Big Foot.
Shortly after we recorded this episode a news story came out about the violent arrest of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nations Chief Allan Adam. Resources can be found in the notes below for education and support. This week we talk about the third sin in our seven deadly sins series, the sin of WrathIn this episode we talk about a wicked war god and gruesome goddesses.First Nations Education and Supporthttps://www.acfn.com/https://www.firstnations.org/ways-to-give/http://www.firstnations.de/fisheries/kwakwakawakw.htmhttps://www.rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1307460755710/1536862806124SourcesLelooska: The Life of a Northwest Artist by Chris Friday https://books.google.com/books?id=9loN_C1QT7wC&pg=PA254&lpg=PA254&dq=tseka+ceremony+kwakiutl&source=bl&ots=z6L_p38b41&sig=ACfU3U0rFYjz9gHSevtdoxKXNHBlEruiSg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi07rfZ0vDpAhVYhXIEHdoxB_4Q6AEwCXoECAoQAQ#v=onepage&q=tseka%20ceremony%20kwakiutl&f=falseKwakwaka’wakw and Potlatch https://umistapotlatch.ca/notre_peuple-our_people-eng.phpWinalagalis https://mythic-engine.obsidianportal.com/wikis/winalagalisWikipedia Winalagalis https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinalagalisWikipedia Sisiutl https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SisiutlWikipedia Kwakwaka’wakw https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kwakwaka%CA%BCwakwEncylopedia Britannica Kwakiutl https://www.britannica.com/topic/KwakiutlChristianity.com on Wrath https://www.christianity.com/wiki/sin/what-is-wrath-the-meaning-of-this-deadly-sin.htmlEncyclopedia Britannica Furies https://www.britannica.com/topic/FuriesEncyclopedia Britannica Chthonic https://www.britannica.com/topic/chthonicEcyclopedia Britannica Orestes and the Furies https://www.britannica.com/topic/Orestes-Greek-mythologyAncient History Encyclopedia Furies https://www.ancient.eu/Furies/Study.com Furies https://study.com/academy/lesson/the-furies-in-greek-mythology-symbols-names-story.htmlWikipedia Linear B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_BWikipedia Erinyes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erinyes#cite_note-auto2-18Wikipedia Demeter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demeter
Have you ever wondered, what was the currency of the ancient Pacific Northwesterners? Just what do all of those totem pole symbols mean?" Or, exactly what IS a death bed party?! For all of these answers...AND MORE...tune in to episode two of "Who Knew?! Presents: The New World". In this episode Mr. Rixon and Mrs. Allgood take a (metaphorical) trip to the Pacific Coast to learn more about the cultural and political traditions of the aquatic-based tribes of modern day Washington and Southwest Canada. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allgood-rixondjo/message
#018: Socialists battled sailors during the Potlatch riots of 1913, ruining what Seattle business leaders hoped would be an annual tradition. And yet the tradition lives on in much the same form: a celebration of civic pride and military power known today as Seafair. The "aeronauts" of yore, with their biplanes, have been replaced by Navy propaganda squad the Blue Angels. And Seattle's corporate tycoons still hate socialists.
#017: It's the year 1020, and you are gathering oysters at low tide. You are also a slave. In the land of the headhunters. The person that owns you is having a party - a Potlatch. He will prove how rich he is by gifting and also by just burning stuff. PLUS: A recipe for abalone chowder, an interview with Fred of Fred's Guillotine Supplies in Sedro-Woolley, Washington and a salute to former child TV star and Seattle radio personality Danny Bonaduce, who we will now and forever more refer to as "Il Duce."
Josh Quuade from Strong Roots Tree Service joins us on the podcast! We talk about his work, how he got into tree service, but spend the majority talking about the non-profit ministry he and his wife launched and run down in Ethiopia; One Changed Life.To follow Josh's work:Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/strongrootstree/https://www.instagram.com/one_changed_life/Websitehttp://www.strongrootstree.comhttps://www.onechangedlife.org(correction: from Princeton to Ethiopia -not Potlatch)
Pacific Northwest cultures have the potlatch as a model for wealth re-distribution to ensure care of the community. How the uninitiated masculine of modern culture turns into the Shadow Masculine that operates on greed.
Stell dir vor, du bist an einer Geburtstagsparty. Alle Geschenke werden in einer grossen Zeremonie zusammengetragen, und dann aber nicht etwa ausgepackt, nein, sie werden angezündet, im Meer versenkt und zerstört. Was aussehen mag wie pure Verschwendung, war für die Gesellschaft der Kwakiutl ein wichtiger Bestandteil ihrers sozialen Zusammenlebens. Was es mit diesem Ritual - dem sogenannten Potlatch - auf sich hat, das erzählt der Sozialanthropologe Heinzpeter Znoj im Interview mit Subkutan-Redaktorin Livia Schambron.
When internationally renowned Haida carver Robert Davidson was only 22 years old, he was instrumental in changing the history of his people forever. With help from his family, Davidson committed to carving the first new totem pole in Old Massett in almost a century. Haida filmmaker Christopher Auchter’s new film Now Is The Time documents the raising of that pole in 1969, an event would signal the rebirth of the Haida culture.The film has been chosen to stream on the New York Times’ Op-Docs platform. We speak with Christopher Auchter about the events depicted in the film.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/opinion/sundance-haida-totem-pole.html
When internationally renowned Haida carver Robert Davidson was only 22 years old, he was instrumental in changing the history of his people forever. With help from his family, Davidson committed to carving the first new totem pole in Old Massett in almost a century. Haida filmmaker Christopher Auchter’s new film Now Is The Time documents the raising of that pole in 1969, an event would signal the rebirth of the Haida culture.The film has been chosen to stream on the New York Times’ Op-Docs platform. We speak with Christopher Auchter about the events depicted in the film.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/05/opinion/sundance-haida-totem-pole.html
Marcel Mauss, Essai sur le donOù Marcel écrit que les cadeaux de Noël sont là pour nous enchaîner à nos créditeurs.
This week we begin by lighting up the Muestra De Saka #NLMTHA Lancero, a cigar that Steve Saka created just to quell the calls from his fans who continually pecked at him to make a lancero. Steve's answer to this continual call is the #NLMTHA, which stands for "Now Leave Me The Hell Alone." Does this traditional size lancero merit such a hash tag?For the pipe tobacco, we look at Potlatch from Seattle Pipe Club, a tobacco that has more kinds of tobacco in it than anything we have reviewed so far--seven to be exact. Potlatch is named after a Northwest American Indian celebration of plenty. Is this Joe Lankford blend a blend to celebrate?--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/notjustblowingsmoke/message
This week we begin by lighting up the Muestra De Saka #NLMTHA Lancero, a cigar that Steve Saka created just to quell the calls from his fans who continually pecked at him to make a lancero. Steve's answer to this continual call is the #NLMTHA, which stands for "Now Leave Me The Hell Alone." Does this traditional size lancero merit such a hash tag? For the pipe tobacco, we look at Potlatch from Seattle Pipe Club, a tobacco that has more kinds of tobacco in it than anything we have reviewed so far--seven to be exact. Potlatch is named after a Northwest American Indian celebration of plenty. Is this Joe Lankford blend a blend to celebrate? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/notjustblowingsmoke/message
In 1884, the Canadian government banned the Haida potlatch. But Haida elders kept the knowledge of the ceremony alive until the ban was lifted. In 1969, a potlatch was held to honour the raising of the first totem pole in 80 years, carved by Robert Davidson. Sara Florence Davidson co-wrote Potlatch as Pedagogy with her father to show how Haida traditions can be brought into present-day classrooms. She joins us in our studio to talk about the process of writing the book – and tells the story of how her father came to carve that first pole at the age of 22.
In 1884, the Canadian government banned the Haida potlatch. But Haida elders kept the knowledge of the ceremony alive until the ban was lifted. In 1969, a potlatch was held to honour the raising of the first totem pole in 80 years, carved by Robert Davidson. Sara Florence Davidson co-wrote Potlatch as Pedagogy with her father to show how Haida traditions can be brought into present-day classrooms. She joins us in our studio to talk about the process of writing the book – and tells the story of how her father came to carve that first pole at the age of 22.
Music Credit: OurMusicBox (Jay Man) Track Name: "Flights Of Fantasy" Music By: Jay Man @ https://ourmusicbox.com/ Official "OurMusicBox" YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox License for commercial use: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music promoted by NCM https://goo.gl/fh3rEJSocial Media: Facebook: Faith Trust and Pixie Dust - Podcast Email: 1stgeek411@gmail.com Twitter: @FTPD_PodcastPersonal Twitters: @Sparkle_Fists @SpilledXWater @deanna790Check us out on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, and Spotify!!!This episode of Faith, Trust, and Pixie Dust is sponsored by Thy Geekdom Come.When mandalorians invade your time with God, don’t run from it, embrace it. And let your geek and faith flags fly together with Thy Geekdom Come: a 42-day devotional that merges the geeky things you love with the God you love. Get your copy today at Amazon or use the promo code PIXIEDUST to get 25% off the e-book at mythosink.com. ● “Feature Film” – Charlie the Lonesome Cougar● Charlie the Lonesome cougar is the story of an orphaned cougar cub found and raised by logger Jess Bradley. Charlie grows up in the logging cap begging scraps from cook Potlatch and dodging his nemesis, the fox terrier Chainsaw. Good-natured Charlie is friendly and curious, but this gets him into a lot of trouble, destroying multiple kitchens and just causing general mayhem because of his size and not understanding that he is a cougar not a person.When Charlie’s misbehavior causes too much trouble in the logging camp, Jess has to keep him penned up, but bored Charlie manages to escape and meet up with a young “cougarette”. Charlie gets lost, and has to spend time out in the wild, learning to survive and to fear humans after a farmer takes a couple shots at him. When Charlie returns to the logging camp and behaves aggressively, Jess calms him down, but realizes that Charlie can’t live among humans anymore. He takes Charlie to live in a wildlife sanctuary, where he once again meets the lady cougar and settles into a happy, wild-life with her.○ Trivia: i. Last project approved by Disney himself ii. First project without any assistance from Disney iii. Four cougars played Charlie iv. The “log rolling” scene was added later, after inspiration from a real cougar v. The “log flume ride” wasn’t a real cougar, and you can tell if you look closely○ Disney's Wild Animal Ranch - 50s-72● Segment: News/Announcements “The Newsies Banner”○ Toy Story 4 is out! We are all bad!○ July 2nd - Far From Home ○ Big Changes to Parks Coming - no details yet, but probably Tiki Room and Country Bear Jamboree.○ Segment: Top 4 Ranking “Let’s get down to business” Happy Tears!!○ 1. The Lion King: Simba ascending Pride Rock○ 2. UP: Thanks for the Adventure○ 3. Tangled: Rapunzel reunited with her parents○ 4. Fox and the Hound: Copper saving ToddTease Next Week (2 weeks): Toy Story 4Top 4: Toy Story (all films and shows) CharactersContact info: Social Media: Facebook: Faith Trust and Pixie Dust - Podcast Email: 1stgeek411@gmail.com Twitter: @FTPD_PodcastPersonal Twitters: @Sparkle_Fists @SpilledXWater @deanna790Check us out on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, and Spotify!!!
On this week's edition of the Free Form Rock Podcast, we review Redbone's 1970 album “Potlatch”playing 3 songs from the album. We start our episode with our newer artist spotlight featuring, "Angela“ by Spendtime Palace and "The Invisible" by Tytus. We play you out with “Trouble with a Capital T” by Horslips and "The Chauffeur" by Duran Duran (live). Please subscribe to our podcast and be sure to give us a 5 star rating on iTunes. You can also follow us on Podbean! Until next week, take it easy and rock on! Links For Artist: http://www.redbone.be/ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EH2GSCK?pf_rd_p=f3acc539-5d5f-49a3-89ea-768a917d5900&pf_rd_r=EXVSPFYYPD5G8CVA0J2T
Today we sit down with Dava Cada and talk about his life here in Potlatch. Aside from the few years he spent off at college, Dave shares what it has been like living in Potlatch his entire life. During our discussion he talks of his parents, the company mercantile, getting involved in the furniture business, the upside to living in Potlatch, and of being one of the few residents of Potlatch who can say that they lived in the Depot.
Our first Prime Minister, some seriously shady dealings, a pretty great co-host I swear I actually know what a Potlatch is!
In this episode I sit down and talk with Potlatch resident Gary Strong. Gary shares about his days in Potlatch during the 1950's and also his knowledge of our town that he has acquired as a member of the Potlatch Historic Society. We talk of growing up in a company town, the Potlatch school system, family mills, and the mercantile. Gary's recollections are priceless and the time I spent in the depot was amazing.
From an idea to a podcast. In this episode we explain why Potlatch Stories was created and we share our hopes for its growth.
Preacher: Danielle Di Bona
Preacher: Danielle Di Bona
0040 - C. Travis Webb, Seph Rodney, and Steven Fullwood discuss why human beings of limited economic means purchase luxury items--such as expensive sneakers. Who gets to ask the question, how does it manifest across culture, what do these items mean?
If you've ever wanted to change your life and the world then do we have the More Together Than Alone show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mark Nepo, the Number 1 New York Times best-selling author of The Book of Awakening and another all-time favorite, incredibly beautiful, paradigm transforming, must read of a book More Together Than Alone. And that's just what I want to talk with him about today, about discovering the power of spirit and community in our lives and in the world. More Together Than Alone Self-Improvement and Self-Help Topics Include: Who was Howard Zinn and how did he influence Mark Nepo? How did Mark shift from the self to community with this book? What's a little raft vs. a big raft and what's Mahayana Buddishm? What does it mean that our inner work and outer work is inexplicably linked? What can we learn from Ramana Maharshi? How did he come to start this 12 year project? Why do matters of the heart matter now more than ever? What can we learn from past societies about community? What can we learn from the native Americans of the past about community? What's the danger of self-centered living? What's an inverted way of thinking? What is the danger of cynicism? What is Tikkun Olam and why is it so important? What was Potlatch from the Native American culture and why was it banned for 70 years? What's the importance of personal responsilbility? What can we learn from Mark Nepo's parents? Why don't we want to teach our kids musical chairs? Why do we re-enact battles instead of conversations? What can we learn from bonobos and chimpanzees? What it means to be the best for the world, rather than the best in the world? For more info visit: MarkNepo.com Mark Nepo, Repeat Oprah Guest, on How We Can Survive and Thrive Together as One!!! Health | Inspiration | Motivation | Spiritual | Spirituality | Meditation | Buddhism | Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Fitness | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com
After being on hiatus for two years, Jeanette, Tylor (who's back in the country visiting family and friends), and Jonathan sit down and discuss what we've learned with our first crowdfunded game, Potlatch.
Paulo Finuras é Doutorado em Ciência Sociais e do Comportamento (especialidade de Ciência Política) pela ULHT, Pós graduado em Gestão e Política Internacional e Licenciado em Sociologia (ISCTE-IUL). É investigador na área da Biossociologia e da Psicologia Evolucionista e investigador integrado do CICPRIS da Faculdade de Ciências Sociais da ULHT. É também autor dos livros: Gestão Intercultural (3ª Ed. 2011), Humanus: pessoas iguais, culturas diferentes (2ª Ed., 2012); O Dilema da Confiança (2013), Valores Culturais e (Des) Confiança nas Instituições (2014), Primatas Culturais: Evolução e Natureza Humana (2015) e Bioliderança (2018), todos editados pela Sílabo A Psicologia Evolucionista é uma área que me interessa há já algum tempo e o Paulo é um óptimo convidado para a discutir, pois é dos poucos académicos em Portugal com investigação e prática neste campo. Falámos a propósito de dois dos seus livros mais recentes - Primatas Culturais (2015) e Bioliderança (2018) - embora, na verdade, a conversa tenha acabado por divagar ao sabor da pena, como é hábito. Uma vez que mergulhamos logo em aspectos aplicados deste tema, vale a pena aproveitar esta introdução para explicar rapidamente de que trata esta área. O que é, então, a Psicologia Evolucionista? A definição mais sintética é talvez a de que é uma área que tenta, de certa forma, casar as Ciências Sociais e as Ciências Naturais. Para isso, estuda a origem da nossa espécie, isto é, o processo evolutivo que deu origem ao Homo Sapiens, sob a lente da Psicologia. A investigação nesta área concentra-se em identificar quais os traços da personalidade humana que consistem em adaptações da evolução relativamente ao ambiente em que o Homo Sapiens surgiu e viveu a maior parte do tempo. No fundo, trata-se de aplicar ao comportamento humano a mesma lógica de selecção natural, social ou sexual que a Biologia Evolutiva usa para explicar a estrutura física ou a genética dos seres-vivos. A grande vantagem desta área da Psicologia Evolucionista, para mim, é a possibilidade que nos dá de ir à raiz de muitos fenómenos que a Psicologia geral tem estudado de uma forma algo isolada da biologia humana. A desvantagem - ou o perigo - é, claro, cair-se no erro de ver todos os comportamentos humanos contemporâneos sob esta única lente. No fundo, é aí também que está o desafio: perceber até onde chega, e até onde não chega, a explicação evolucionista para a psicologia humana. Foi uma conversa que me deu muito gozo gravar. Espero que gostem também de a ouvir! Agradecimentos: João Vítor Baltazar; Ana Mateus; Salvador Cunha; João Gil; Vasco Sá Pinto; “Falcão Milenar” Ligações: Why Have Our Brains Started to Shrink: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-have-our-brains-started-to-shrink/ Anton Chekhov (citação): https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/219745-man-will-become-better-when-you-show-him-what-he Porque temos o dobro dos antepassados do sexo feminino: https://tierneylab.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/09/05/the-missing-men-in-your-family-tree/ Laura Fortunato - monogamia e poligenia: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21453006 Robert Sapolsky - The handicap principle (e testosterona): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LPCIPdB4wk&t=1s Satoshi Kanazawa - Why Are Stepparents More Likely to Kill Their Children?: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-scientific-fundamentalist/201101/why-are-stepparents-more-likely-kill-their-children Modelo das dimensões culturais de Hofstede: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hofstede%27s_cultural_dimensions_theory Mark Shaller - Doenças infecciosas e Cultura: http://www2.psych.ubc.ca/~schaller/SchallerMurray2011.pdf Amotz Zahavi - o Princípio do Handicap: https://animals.howstuffworks.com/mammals/gazelle-body-language.htm Os Pavões e o Princípio do Handicap: http://octavia.zoology.washington.edu/handicap_old/handicap_principle.html As Gazelas e a sinalização: https://animals.howstuffworks.com/mammals/gazelle-body-language.htm Darwin e a Selecção Sexual: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/may/19/a-peacocks-tail-how-darwin-arrived-at-his-theory-of-sexual-selection Geoffrey Miller - The Mating Mind: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mating-Mind-Sexual-Choice-Evolution/dp/0099288249 O Potlatch: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potlatch É a Arte uma adaptação evolucionista? https://www.jstor.org/stable/1559195?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents Richard Dawkins e o conceito de Meme: https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meme A selecção natural e os multiversos: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/the-logic-and-beauty-of-cosmological-natural-selection/ Niels Bohr e a ferradura: http://www.escreveretriste.com/2016/01/niels-bohr-e-a-ferradura/ Livro recomendado Sam Harris - Free Will: https://www.amazon.com/Free-Will-Deckle-Edge-Harris/dp/1451683405 Biografia detalhada: Paulo Finuras nasceu em Lisboa em 1962. É Doutorado em Ciência Sociais e do Comportamento (especialidade de Ciência Política) pela ULHT, Pós graduado em Gestão e Política Internacional e Licenciado em Sociologia (ISCTE-IUL). É investigador na área da Biossociologia e da Psicologia Evolucionista e investigador integrado do CICPRIS da Faculdade de Ciências Sociais da ULHT. É também autor dos livros: Gestão Intercultural (3ª Ed. 2011), Humanus: pessoas iguais, culturas diferentes (2ª Ed., 2012); O Dilema da Confiança (2013), Valores Culturais e (Des) Confiança nas Instituições (2014), Primatas Culturais: Evolução e Natureza Humana (2015) e Bioliderança (2018), todos editados pela Sílabo.
Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from KapStone, Canfor, Tolko, WestRock, Sappi, Kimberly-Clark, Quad/Graphics, Universal Forest Products, Potlatch, APP, Essity, Fibria and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Available on iTunes Listen live at 8 a.m. EST on Monday, 5 March 2018, or anytime afterward. globalpapermoney.com nipimpressions.com
Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from Domtar, International Paper, LSC Communications, Quad/Graphics, WestRock, Sofidel, Kimberly-Clark, Potlatch, Deltic, Glatfelter, Georgia-Pacific, McKinley Paper, Fibria, Suzano, Essity, APRIL and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Available on iTunes Listen live at 8 a.m. EST on Monday, 26 February 2018, or anytime afterward. globalpapermoney.com nipimpressions.com
Today I Join my dad on the NativeTalk.net radio podcast again for a special one hour show discussing some of the history of the Pacific Northwest Tribes. Specifically, on their way of life including why they were considered by other tribes to be wealthy, how they gathered food, living arrangements, and their form of currency and trade. One of the most important aspects of tribal life in the Puget Sound region, was the potlatch. We talk in about what it meant, how it was prepared, and some of the reasons a potlatch might be held. Finally, we finish with the legend of “How Raven Stole Crow’s Potlatch” which is a fantastic story that you will all enjoy.
PERSPECTIVES................................................ A mix by Fray D Jay for Radio Etiopia 01. Michael Rother - Sudseewellen; 02. Peter Gabriel – Here Comes the Flood (wrm Remix) (04.34); 03. Atati – Dela Deji (09.54); 04. The Asteroid #4 – The Raven (16.53); 05. State Azure – Within I Shine (20.48); 06. Potlatch – A Peaceful Trip (24.57); 07. Sysyphe – Waves After Waves (29.24); 08. Lauge & Baba Gnohm - Memories (33.59); 09. Marissa Nadler – Lady Stardust (40.09); 10. Lab’s Cloud – The Kundalini Ascension (43.32); 11. Miktek – Time or Place (50.45); 12. Astronaut Ape – Stars Around Me (55.52); 13. Conjure One – I Dream in Color (Dub Chill Mix) (63.59); 14. Lars Leonard - Halos (69.54); 15. Martin Nonstatic – Parallel Thoughts (74.46) Total Time: 01.19.55 Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia: Ana Ribeiro …. Made entirely by immigrants in the Independent Republic of California.
Back again with all the news that'll fit in the box, Dog and Thimble has all the information you need about Cards Against Humanity transitioning from board games to snack foods, Fantasy Flight releasing a new companion app fro Imperial Assault, and BGG has a lost and found thread up and running for the things left behind at last week's convention. All that and we put a spotlight on Potlatch, an educational game that puts a focus on first nation philosophies, culture, history, and language. The link to the lost and found thread is: https://boardgamegeek.com/thread/1888745/lost-and-found-items-bggcon
Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from International Paper, Graphic Packaging, Kruger, Klabin, Fibria, Quad/Graphics, Potlatch, Deltic, UPM, Dunapack, Stora Enso and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Available on iTunes Listen live at 8 a.m. EDT on Monday, 30 October 2017, or anytime afterward. globalpapermoney.com nipimpressions.com
Get caught up on the latest news from around the pulp and paper world in our weekly program, including updates from Georgia-Pacific, P&G, Appleton Coated, PaperWorks, Sonoco, Domtar, Sappi, Kimberly-Clark, Potlatch, Fortress, Essity, UPM and more. Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Available on iTunes Listen live at 8 a.m. EDT on Monday, 2 October 2017, or anytime afterward. globalpapermoney.com nipimpressions.com
Charlie Eisenhood previews this weekend's start to the competitive club season at the Pro-Elite Challenge in Denver (5:40), discusses Team USA and Team Canada's performances at Potlatch in advance of the World Games (23:06), talks Beach Worlds (28:07), chats about U-24 tryouts (34:32), and looks at the playoff picture in the AUDL (46:19).
On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys start the show off talking about how a non-invasive, tail mounted sensor gathers over 600 pieces of data a second. It can accurately predict when your cow is most likely to give birth by measuring tail movement patterns triggered by labor contractions. When they reach a certain level of intensity over a period of time it then sends an SMS text alert directly to your cell phone on average 1 hour prior to calving. Then, a caller calls in to Coast to Coast and tells a bizarre ghost sighting he and a friend had in South Bend, Indiana. Then, apparently a Benewah County woman swears Bigfoot caused her to crash on US Highway 95 in North Latah County late Wednesday night. The Latah County Sheriff’s Office reports that a 50 year old Tensed woman walked into their office early Thursday morning around 12:30 to report the incident. She told a deputy she was driving on US95 North of the Potlatch “Y “near mile post 367 earlier that evening around 11:00 Wednesday night when the incident occurred. The woman believes she saw a Sasquatch chasing some deer along the highway and when she looked into her mirror to see the “hairy beast” she hit a deer which was running from the Bigfoot. Then, a woman on the Dr. Phil show claims that she died 15 years ago and when she woke up, she had psychic abilities. She claims God sent her back with a mission and some gifts. She has stated that I can speak French, I can write the Bengali alphabet, I can understand any foreign language. After the break Cam tells the incredible story simply known as "The Bell Witch". The Bell Witch or Bell Witch Haunting is a poltergeist legend from Southern folklore, centered on the 19th-century Bell family of Adams, Tennessee. John Bell Sr., who made his living as a farmer, resided with his family along the Red River in northwest Robertson County in an area currently within the town of Adams. According to legend, from 1817-1821, his family and the local area came under attack by an invisible entity subsequently described as a witch. The entity was able to speak, affect the physical environment and change forms. Some accounts record the spirit with the capability to be in more than one place at a time, cross distances with rapid speed and the power of prophecy. Thanks for listening to Expanded Perspectives! Show Notes: Increase Live Births & Farm Profitability with MooCall The Fourth Kid Benewah County woman swears Bigfoot caused her to crash on US95 near Potlatch Woman Claims She Died And Woke Up With Psychic Abilities The Bell Witch Sponsors: GAIA Blue Apron Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided by Pretty Lights. Purchase, Download and Donate at www.prettylightsmusic.com. Songs Used: Pretty Lights vs. Led Zeppelin Gold Coast Hustle Starlit Skies Understand Me Now
In this episode, Ryan Young talks about his tablet based electronic judging system. What inspired him to create the system? How many “problems are hidden in the paper”? Find out about Potlatch’s experimental judging system, and what Ryan has learned along the way. What is Ryan’s perfect judging system. How could… Continue reading The post Episode 3 – Tablet Based Electronic Judging appeared first on FrisbeeGuru.
An extended program in which I play some music, repeat myself, speak softly, and sound rather like the world is closing in on me… which it may well be. Rare Frequency Podcast 59 1 AK Klosowski, "Deutcher Zoo" …plays the Kasseteninstrument (Gagarin) 2016 LPTime: 00:00-01:08 2 Graham Lambkin, "The Saver" Community/ Easter (Erstwhile) 2016 2CD Time: 01:27-08:44 3 Mika Vainio and Franck Vigroux, "Le Souterrain" Peau froide, léger soleil (Cosmo Rhythmatic) 2015 CD Time: 08:44-16:32 4 Rashad Becker, "Dances VII" Traditional Music of Notional Species Vol. II (PAN) 2016 LP Time: 16:32-20:33 5 Marc Baron, "Un Lac" n Salon Au Fond D’Un Lac (Potlatch) 2016 CD Time: 20:33-36:43 6 Anne-F Jacques, "Side A" Welcome, Electricians (Dinzu Artefacts) 2016 cassette Time: 36:43-46:35 7 Mouse on Mars, "Lichter" IGR10 (Infinite Greyscale) 2016 10” Time: 47:37-1:00:27 8 Eli Keszler, "Sudden Laughter, Laughter without Reason" Last Signs of Speed (Empty Editions) 2016 LP” Time: 1:00:27-1:04:43 9 Felix Kubin und das Mineralorchester, "Sztylet" II: Musicfor Film and Theatre (Dekorder) 2016 LP” Time: 1:04:43-1:08:33 10 Vanessa Rossetto, "I Cut My Own" The Way You Make Me Feel (Unfathomless) 2016 CD Time: 1:08:33-1:17:44 11 Chris Abrahams / Burkhard Beins, "The Non-Passage" Instead of the Sun (Herbal International) 2016 CD Time: 1:18:30-1:28:04 12 Asha Tamirisa, "Callus" Callus/Redux (Pan Y Rosas) mp3 2015Time: 1:28:02-1:42:32 13 Pinkcourtesyphone, "Stars Fell (closet mix)" Talk the pleasure out of it (Champion Version) 10” 2017 Time: 1:42:32-1:47:45 14 Alan Courtis, "Corralon" Los Galpones (Fabrica) LP 2017 Time: 1:47:45-1:53:03 15 Eric Arn, "The Lure of the Labyrinth" Orphic Resonance (Feeding Tube) LP 2017Time: 1:53:02-2:00:34 16 A.K. Klosowski, "Newsticker" …plays the Kasseteninstrument (Gagarin) LP 2016Time: 2:01:40-end
Tom Sewid returns tonight to wrap-up our interview on the First Nations encounters with Sasquatch. Tom and I will be discussing the Bukwas or the little people. I hope every enjoys this final holiday series of the First Nations encounters with Sasquatch. Check out Tom's website HERE. Tom was born on a small island off northeast Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada called Alert Bay. This is the modern epicenter for the northern Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwakiutl) First Nations Tribes, otherwise known as Canadian Indians. Raised with the rich culture and heritage of this coastal First Nations Tribe, he was brought up hearing the stories of the animal kingdom and seeing the great ceremony known as Potlatch. At Potlatch he has witnessed the ancient dances with carved masks and beautiful traditional regalia hosted in the great buildings known as Bighouse’s. Raised to be a commercial seine fisherman from an early age he would work his way up the ranks to be a captain of salmon seine boats during the 1990s. Thomas has also participated in numerous other commercial fisheries throughout the entire British Columbia coast. During this time, he would meet other First Nations from throughout the coast and hear their stories pertaining to the Sasquatch/Bigfoot.
Tom Sewid returns tonight for Part Two of my interview on the First Nations encounters with Sasquatch. Check out his website HERE. Tom was born on a small island off northeast Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada called Alert Bay. This is the modern epicenter for the northern Kwakwaka’wakw (Kwakiutl) First Nations Tribes, otherwise known as Canadian Indians. Raised with the rich culture and heritage of this coastal First Nations Tribe, he was brought up hearing the stories of the animal kingdom and seeing the great ceremony known as Potlatch. At Potlatch he has witnessed the ancient dances with carved masks and beautiful traditional regalia hosted in the great buildings known as Bighouse’s. Raised to be a commercial seine fisherman from an early age he would work his way up the ranks to be a captain of salmon seine boats during the 1990s. Thomas has also participated in numerous other commercial fisheries throughout the entire British Columbia coast. During this time, he would meet other First Nations from throughout the coast and hear their stories pertaining to the Sasquatch/Bigfoot.
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An important ceremony among Alaska's Tlingit tribes with singing, dancing and feasting. The giving of gifts indicated the wealth of the host tribe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Are you happy? In his new book The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being (Verso, 2015), William Davies, a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths' College, University of London, critically investigates this question. The book offers skepticism towardsthe demand that economy and society be happy, skepticism founded in an interrogation of the practices of contemporary government and businesses. A whole range of our everyday experiences, including ‘nudges' for citizens and staff, the perverse incentives of metrics, through tothe consequences of how psychiatry classifies depression, are subject to critical scrutiny.Moreover, the book acts as a primer on economics, psychology and organizational theory, clearly articulating the roots and the consequences of our current economic and social settlement. The book concludes with the possibility of a more democratic way of organizing the world, in contrast to our impersonal, oppressive, and data driven present. Dr Davies is a co-director of Goldsmiths' Political Economy Research Centre and blogs at Potlatch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/medicine
Are you happy? In his new book The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being (Verso, 2015), William Davies, a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths’ College, University of London, critically investigates this question. The book offers skepticism towardsthe demand that economy and society be happy, skepticism founded in an interrogation of the practices of contemporary government and businesses. A whole range of our everyday experiences, including ‘nudges’ for citizens and staff, the perverse incentives of metrics, through tothe consequences of how psychiatry classifies depression, are subject to critical scrutiny.Moreover, the book acts as a primer on economics, psychology and organizational theory, clearly articulating the roots and the consequences of our current economic and social settlement. The book concludes with the possibility of a more democratic way of organizing the world, in contrast to our impersonal, oppressive, and data driven present. Dr Davies is a co-director of Goldsmiths’ Political Economy Research Centre and blogs at Potlatch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Are you happy? In his new book The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being (Verso, 2015), William Davies, a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths' College, University of London, critically investigates this question. The book offers skepticism towardsthe demand that economy and society be happy, skepticism founded in an interrogation of the practices of contemporary government and businesses. A whole range of our everyday experiences, including ‘nudges' for citizens and staff, the perverse incentives of metrics, through tothe consequences of how psychiatry classifies depression, are subject to critical scrutiny.Moreover, the book acts as a primer on economics, psychology and organizational theory, clearly articulating the roots and the consequences of our current economic and social settlement. The book concludes with the possibility of a more democratic way of organizing the world, in contrast to our impersonal, oppressive, and data driven present. Dr Davies is a co-director of Goldsmiths' Political Economy Research Centre and blogs at Potlatch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology
Are you happy? In his new book The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being (Verso, 2015), William Davies, a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths’ College, University of London, critically investigates this question. The book offers skepticism towardsthe demand that economy and society be happy, skepticism founded in an interrogation of the practices of contemporary government and businesses. A whole range of our everyday experiences, including ‘nudges’ for citizens and staff, the perverse incentives of metrics, through tothe consequences of how psychiatry classifies depression, are subject to critical scrutiny.Moreover, the book acts as a primer on economics, psychology and organizational theory, clearly articulating the roots and the consequences of our current economic and social settlement. The book concludes with the possibility of a more democratic way of organizing the world, in contrast to our impersonal, oppressive, and data driven present. Dr Davies is a co-director of Goldsmiths’ Political Economy Research Centre and blogs at Potlatch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Are you happy? In his new book The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being (Verso, 2015), William Davies, a senior lecturer at Goldsmiths’ College, University of London, critically investigates this question. The book offers skepticism towardsthe demand that economy and society be happy, skepticism founded in an interrogation of the practices of contemporary government and businesses. A whole range of our everyday experiences, including ‘nudges’ for citizens and staff, the perverse incentives of metrics, through tothe consequences of how psychiatry classifies depression, are subject to critical scrutiny.Moreover, the book acts as a primer on economics, psychology and organizational theory, clearly articulating the roots and the consequences of our current economic and social settlement. The book concludes with the possibility of a more democratic way of organizing the world, in contrast to our impersonal, oppressive, and data driven present. Dr Davies is a co-director of Goldsmiths’ Political Economy Research Centre and blogs at Potlatch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Enhance your experience if listening live to this episode ... Follow us on twitter @pulpnpaperradio for live tweets with more information during the broadcast. In the news: Two industry fatalities; Domtar announces major investment at mill; Finch paper announces investment; Cascades selling its boxboard operations in North America; Norbord to buy Ainsworth; Company idling paper machine; Metsä Board says it will grow paperboard business and plans to fully exit paper production; Potlatch completes acquisition; Rayonier appoints new CFO; Georgia-Pacific to invest $6 million at facility; Verso to sell Bucksport mill for $60 million; and much more! Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry. Listen live at 7 a.m. EST on Monday, 15 Dec 2014, or anytime afterward!
Enhance your experience if listening live to this episode ... Follow us on twitter @pulpnpaperradio for live tweets with more information during the broadcast. In the news: Kimberly-Clark to cut up to 1,300 workers; The interesting case of the diaper hoarders; Explosion at facility; Liberty Diversified International acquires Harbor Packaging; Stora Enso investing 27 million Euros at its Imatra Mills in Finland; Pratt CFO passes away at age 43; Potlatch inks purchase agreement for 201K acres of Alabama and Mississippi timberlands; Cascades, the Québec government and Rackam inaugurate a major solar park in Kingsey Falls; Water crisis in Brazil; Metsä Fibre, Port of Helsinki agree to develop export harbor for pulp; Södra invests $13.8 million in Mönsterås pulp mill; Georgia-Pacific is expanding Arkansas operation; Update from SKF; Expera Specialty Solutions announces Kaukauna, Wisconsin headquarters; Earnings reports and much more! Nips is a weekly show of contemporary information related to the pulp and paper industry worldwide. Hosted by Chuck Swann, who will be filling in for Jim Thompson, the voice of the worldwide pulp and paper industry. Listen live at 7 a.m. EDT on Monday, 27 Oct 2014, or anytime afterward!
Recently I attended a very touching world-prayer service at a church in Woodstock. Representatives of all of the major faiths spoke and prayed. Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Buddhists and Native Americans prayed together for peace, and for the healing of the earth, especially the Gulf of Mexico.I was very touched by the earnest and forthright prayers from all of those present, but one presentation, though equally well intentioned, stuck in my craw nonetheless.A women who is actually from England but part of a local Native American community got up to speak. The first thing she said was that indigenous peoples the world over have always had reverence for the environment and for human dignity. This is a patently absurd statement. Entire indigenous cultures have imploded due to overuse and misuse of resources. And, of course, there is the egregious example of the Northwest American tribes Potlatch ceremonies. These ceremonies sometimes devolved from simple giving away of goods and food (and, I might add, slaves) to the actual destruction of food – a sort of keep up with the joneses frenzy wherein two tribes tried to outdo each other in the wanton destruction of foodstuffs to prove that they were the most prosperous and powerful. Oprah Winfrey seems very proud of her Zulu roots, though the Zulus were famous for raping and pillaging their enemies, and zealously practicing impalement and other forms of torture. Other tribes viewed them as human locusts.The obvious truth, if one looks past a sort of paternalistic ‘Noble Savage’ reductionism that reveres anyone non-white as implicitly wiser, kinder and gentler, is that white people have no lock on evil deeds in this world, and people of color have no lock on grace, decency or environmental sensitivity. To me, such idealizations of any ethnic group are at their most benign the product of simplistic thinking, and at their most malignant, the bases for prejudice, war, and terror. There seems to be a self-hating aspect to many white people. They see how their race’s dominance on the planet, economically and technologically, has decimated the world’s species, and caused untold human suffering and death. Yet to implicitly blame this on the color of the perpetrators skin by putting all non-whites on a sort of pedestal not only flies in the face of the historic record, but indulges in the same style of racist thinking that these same people would find reprehensible in an unreconstructed Klansman or Nazi.Blacks seeking reparations only seem intent on getting them from the white countries involved in slaving, never from the African countries that of course made the entire slave trade possible through their collusion with whites. A white researcher in the southwest is virtually pilloried for proving that the ancestors of the Navajo practiced cannibalism against the Anasazi. Yet all he did was find the evidence, not fabricate it; And one has only to visit places like Mesa Verde and Canyon de Chelly to see the evidence of a people under siege, living not on the open plain, but clinging instead to high cliff faces, walled into houses with tiny windows. And all was not peace and love among the bloodthirsty Incans and Mayans either. The truth is that all humanity shares linked proclivities for evil as well as for good. None are immune from the violence and hierarchical nature we’ve inherited from our primate forbears, just as we all share a divine spark capable of the most exquisite love, creativity, and caring for all living creatures. The reductionist Politically Correct thinking that denies this universal human duality has been the cause of much suffering, whether used in the service of supporting slavery in the nascent United States, or in drumming out white farmers in Zimbabwe, which turned that country into a famine-wracked ruin.As a Taoist I find it odd that people seem to focus on only one side of things. Some see humankind – or some subset thereof - as inherently evil, some as inherently good. I see a duality well reflected in nature itself. Look to the lioness, tenderly playing with her cubs , and ruthlessly ripping out the throat of the zebra, to see the duality of all creation manifest all around us. Podcast Powered By PodbeanAll Content Worldwide Copyright - Samuel McKenney Claiborne
Voici le vingt-septième opus d'"En cadence", une émission mensuelle consacrée aux grands thèmes éternels de la musique populaire : l'amour, les voyages, les filles, les bateaux ou les enfants.Pour cette nouvelle saison, "En cadence" embarque pour l'Ouest sauvage au pays des Indiens d'Amérique, et vous propose une vision musicale de la mythologie peau rouge chantée par les hommes blancs. Voici donc une heure complète de pow wow mais ici point de groupe vocal français qui connut un franc succès dans les années 1990. Ouf.Liste des morceaux :01. Neil Young - The Round Stones Beneath The Earth...02. Tony Hymas - Crazy Horse03. The Residents - Kaw-liga04. Jim Morrison - The Ghost Song05. Don Armando's Second Avenue Rumba Band - I'm An Indian Too06. Paul Revere and The Raiders - Indian Reservation07. Adam Ant - Kings Of The Wild Frontier08. Je chante l'alphabet - Les Indiens ont une hache09. The Beach Boys - Ten Little Indians10. The Five Royales - Mohawk Squaw11. Slim Whitman - Indian Love Call12. The Shadows - Apache13. Loretta Lynn - Your Squaw Is On The Warpath14. Lee Hazlewood - The nights15. The Divine Comedy - Geronimo16. Johnny Cash - Pocahontas17. Richard Desjardins - Les Yankees Écouter
Kit Hinrichs Pentagram partner, expert in corporate communications, and avid collector. url: http://www.pentagram.com/ Kit Hinrichs has been a partner of Pentagram Design since 1986 when his West Coast branch of the bicoastal association Jonson, Pedersen, Hinrichs & Shakery became Pentagram’s San Francisco office. His work, such as the 22 annual reports he has designed for the paper company Potlatch and his design of @Issue: The Journal of Business and Design (that he co-founded) is characterized by its narrative quality and an encyclopedic set of references. His instincts as a visual storyteller and a collector inform his work and his 3,000-piece-strong collection of American flags and American flag memorabilia has formed the basis of several exhibitions and two books. This podcast is his April 20, 2006, lecture for the 30th Annual Visual Communications Exhibition.
Many societies throughout the world practiced their entire economic activities along the lines of gift-exchanges, the most famous of which is the potlatch. In this text Neal Keating proposes that gifting should be the ultimate goal of a revolutionary and that a gift-economy could destroy work and ultimately lead to healthier communities.download
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