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Have you checked the classifieds lately? Al takes Dee on a whirlwind tour through the origin and impact of post-Vietnam era magazine Soldier of Fortune, fascist inspirations for modern masculinity, and a much beloved Sly Stallone property. Plus, did you see that antelope driving a car? Main Ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewf9sYHnVnA Local Ad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJP1DphOWPs Sources: https://www.adcreeps.gay/sources-1/332-rambocycle

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers (and Sister!) welcome guest listener Jack Justus to the show. They discuss everything from Stan's Solar Poser to "Divine Lighting".   Join Jack, Ellen, Stan, and David, as they pontificate about: No more incandescent lamps in the US; LDI's Professional Workshops; What happenes when you Power-Cycle?; Stan's Full Brain-Wash; Drain the Gunk!; Saving your life when working outdoor gigs; The two levels of neglegence; The path of least resistance; Light Talk University; Water in Stan's walls; Artificial Intelligence in education; "Pushing you to keep going"; Ted Lasso quotes; Folding proteins; The best way to successfully integrate followspots into your lighting design; and NERD ALERT!!!!   Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

We built our strength. Now its time for power, speed, and skill. Cheers, Coach Berek --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theequitypodcast/message

A crypto price model for Bitcoin coined DPC (Dynamic Power Cycle) has been updated showing the next projected cycle peak of $350,000 per BTC occurring on October 13th, 2025. "Bitcoin DPC price model - Quarterly update (Oct 2, 2022)  - Current projection: $22K ($13-39K)  - Projected cycle trough (Oct 3, 2022): $22K ($12-38K)  - Projected cycle finish (Apr 25, 2024): $83K ($48-150K)  - Next projected cycle peak (Oct 13, 2025): $200K ($110-350K)" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Miata and Kristine sift through the emotions that get churned up around money and discuss the rewards of facing our fears.   Miata shares how she shifted from a Pain Cycle to a Power Cycle once she looked her $82,000 of debt straight in the eye, and Kristine backs up her declaration that "clarity is only for the brave."   Full show notes and more info here: https://abundancebound.com/the-podcast/

Dr. Kelsey Duncan welcomes Coach Kela to the show to discuss the benefits of Cycle Synching and how it can have a positive impact on your fertility. Kelsey has already seen benefits in her fitness capacity by matching the fitness intensity to where she is in her menstrual cycle. It has improved her consistency in her workouts which has kept her “sane” for the past year while in lockdown.  Coach Kela is the CEO and program director of a company she created called the Hormone Puzzle Society, which is a women's health hub for fertility, hormones, and the business of coaching. After personally battling infertility, she was finally able to conceive by implementing her  Hormone P.U.Z.Z.L.E method (plus cycle syncing) that takes a holistic approach to readying the body for pregnancy from the inside out. Since then it has been her mission to help other women who are struggling with infertility and hormone imbalance to get pregnant and eliminate hormonal symptoms. With over 20 years of experience as a professional fitness trainer and wellness educator, Coach Kela has created 4 courses and published multiple books on fertility, hormones, and total body wellness. Her recent book The Hormone Puzzle Method: Solving Infertility Workbook contains the complete content from her online course plus over 100 sensational recipes. Find out more about Coach Kela on her website: https://coachkela.com/ My sincerest thanks for pressing play today. Join our growing community of strong, hopeful women, each on their own fertility confidence journey; as well as those that are listening to gain the knowledge and understanding needed to support them via the Fertility Confidence Instagram @fertilityconfidencemethod or through our Facebook group Be Hormonally Confident with Dr.Kelsey.   

Fight the consequences! This week on Good Time, we take a look at episodes 47-49 of extant anime Dragonball GT. Join us as we hear some hot takes for a one-day-old, watch the fingers curl on a delayed monkey king's paw, and witness someone's torso getting punched The Most Concave (TM).Your hosts this week are:Jayson, Melissa, Dave, Tyler, TheoYou can also check out Tyler and Gordie's other podcasts,What The FolklorePiece Meal

I am so excited to share that my first guest is with someone who I absolutely adore. I have known her for over a decade and her story is riveting. I introduce my dear friend, Lisa. She is a beautiful soul who, at 300lbs with agonizing back pain, made the decision to have weight loss surgery. Her journey is incredible and she has survived some serious complications along her way. She is now a spin instructor and has her own spin studio - Power Cycle & Fitness where she impacts the lives of others on their journey to better health and fitness. What a blessing it is to have been a part of her story. Make sure you catch her surprising emotional confession at the end (and be sure to have some Kleenex available). If you are looking for a great virtual workout, check her out by downloading the Power Cycle and Fitness app!

The quarantine has been a blessing in disguise that we won't realize until "normal" life resumes. Email: lifeofloganpod@gmail.com Twitter: logan_podIG: lifeofloganpod--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/findinglogan/support

Another Electric Pizza concert I haven’t posted to the podcast, so getting it to your ears and really get to know what you’re in for with an Electric Pizza concert. If this makes you excited, then I’ve got news for you: the next Electric Pizza concert will be on February 3rd at the UCO Jazz Lab at 7:30pm. It is a free concert with free pizza. It’s also the same day that Power Cycle, the experimental electronic trio I’m in, will be releasing our first album of completely improvised music: Too Many Damn Cables. You can listen to the single on all streaming platforms right now, “A Beginner’s Guide to Arcane Summoning”. And if you’re not already following Power Cycle on the social media stuff, it’s @PowerCycleMusic on everything! Anyways, here’s the program that you’re gonna listen to/are already listening to: 1. Electric Pizza Theme Song by L. Keith White 2. Warm-Up by Power Cycle 3. How Beautiful It Is to Take In by Santiago Ramones 4. Lo-fi Lullaby by Breck McGough 5. Red Giant by J.R. Edwards 6. Three Meditations on Poems by Julia McConnell I. Boundless by Breck McGough 7. II. Visiting Home While in Town for a Conference 8. III. June Valentine 9. The Vicious Cycle by Santiago Ramones 10. With a Little Help from Our Friends by Santiago Ramones. Featured on this concert is Power Cycle: J.R. Edwards, Breck McGough, and me, Santiago Ramones, as well as (in order of “me remembering who was on stage by the final piece”) Stephanie Peñate, Keegan Darrow, Michael Blanton, Julia McConnell, Brian Lamb, Sam Magrill, Steve Hansen, and Tess Remy-Schumacher. Link to the videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtL7SzbBYkgYtvrsMFBefwrw-DaY5mZnm The concert was recorded at the University of Central Oklahoma Jazz Lab on April 10th, 2019 - "With a Little Help from Our Friends" The audio was produced by Bryan Mitschell and Santiago Ramones. The video was edited and produced by Infinitone Music, LLC - J.R. Edwards and Santiago Ramones. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Almost an entire year later, I’m finally putting this concert on the podcast. Power Cycle put on a concert at the UCO Jazz Lab on January 23rd, 2019. This is the audio from that. You can find the video for the concert on Power Cycle's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtL7SzbBYkgYvOKjZKO8rWm2XfGjyyD0o This is also partially to get you excited about our upcoming album, Too Many Damn Cables, which will be released on February 3rd, and the single, “A Beginner’s Guide to Arcane Summoning”, will be released tomorrow! You’ll find it streaming everywhere, I hope. 1. Electric Pizza Theme Song by L. Keith White 2. New Piece for a New Year by L. Keith White and Power Cycle 3. Icicles by Santiago Ramones 4. Winter's End by J.R. Edwards 5. Heart of Spaces by L. Keith White and Power Cycle 6. Lepidoptera by Breck McGough 7. Looper Games by Santiago Ramones and Power Cycle The video was recorded at the University of Central Oklahoma Jazz Lab on January 23rd, 2019 - "Happy New Year!" The audio was produced by Bryan Mitschell. The video was edited and produced by Infinitone Music, LLC - J.R. Edwards and Santiago Ramones. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

In September of last year, I had Breck McGough on my podcast. I figured I’d repost his episode with some of his music at the end to promote his Graduate Composition Recital which is tonight at 7:30pm in Radke Fine Arts Theater at UCO - 100 North University Drive, Edmond, OK 73034, Edmond, OK 73034. The pieces at the end are “Lullaby”, “Psychokinetoscope: Hommage a John Carpenter” and “Roses in December: In Memoriam Kathleen Rose”. Breck McGough is a composer and singer that I know through UCO. We’re in a trio of electronic music called Power Cycle, which includes Jonathan Edwards (Bit Depth 126). Breck and I talked about music and spirituality. You can find some of his music on his SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/breck-mcgough --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Nimisha Gandhi is a functional medicine nutritionist, Ayurvedic counselor, Yoga Nidra/meditation teacher, and former tech founder. She holds a B.S. in pre-med Psychobiology from UCLA and has years of additional education in her field. In Nimisha’s private practice, Moon Cycle Nutrition, she specializes in fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum care with an emphasis on the mind, body, and soul. Nimisha combines functional medicine nutrition with ancient Ayurvedic principles to help her clients find deeply personalized eating and lifestyle plans. In this episode, Nimisha explains what cycle syncing is, how to do it, and how we can this understanding of our menstrual cycle to manifest our desires.   Hang out with me on Instagram @mindyourvibe to see where I am and what I’m up to!   Ready to take manifesting to the next level? Work with me 1:1 for a 3 month transformational mentorship.

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I didn’t want to break up the (power) cycle of the Electric Pizza concerts, so here’s the third Power Cycle (Jonathan Edwards, Breck McGough, and myself) concert, which was on November 4th and titled “Remembrance”, inspired by November holidays. I’m not all that patriotic, but it was interesting to do. If you want to watch it, it’s on the Jazz Lab’s Facebook. 00:17 - Electric Pizza Theme - Composed and performed by L. Keith White 09:04 - Laptop Rondo - Composed by L. Keith White and Power Cycle; performed by Power Cycle 23:10 - Trauma - Composed by Santiago Ramones; performed by Power Cycle, featuring Trevor Lindley on drums 27:01 - Pastel Skies - Composed and performed by J.R. Edwards 30:17 - Honoring Veterans - Composed by L. Keith White and Power Cycle; performed by Power Cycle 36:43 - Gratitude - Composed by Santiago Ramones; performed by Power Cycle and audience members 43:08 - Roses In December: In Memoriam Kathleen Rose - Composed and performed by Breck McGough 47:34 - November Celebration - Composed by L. Keith White; performed by Power Cycle Notes: Laptop Rondo, Honoring Veterans, and November Celebration had instructions from L. Keith White, and was put together by Power Cycle. Gratitude involved audience members reading a poem I wrote. The concert was recorded and mixed by Bryan Mitschell. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Since I am still dealing with a cold and still don’t want to be coughing into your ears for an interview, here’s the second Electric Pizza Concert, which was a Halloween show. This is a concert that I played on October 8th of 2018 with Power Cycle, an electronic trio that includes myself (Santiago Ramones), Breck McGough, and Jonathan Edwards. We’re all graduate music composition majors and we’re led by Dr. L. Keith White. Since this is a live recording, you can hear applause, talking, mistakes, and all the other things that can be heard at a live concert. You can watch the concert on Facebook through the UCO Jazz Lab page, which I would recommend, since there are a lot of visual elements that make up the show. The program is as follows: 00:16 - Electric Pizza Theme - Composed and performed by L. Keith White 08:20 - Prelude in Fear Minor - Adapted from Johann Sebastian Bach, improvised by Power Cycle 13:26 - Discomfort 2 - Composed and performed by Santiago Ramones 15:46 - Lullaby - Composed by Breck McGough, performed by Power Cycle 20:12 - Cocaine Nightmare - Composed and performed by Santiago Ramones 24:50 - Psychokinetoscope: Hommage a John Carpenter - Composed by Breck McGough (fixed media) 28:40 - A Ghost Story - Composed and performed by J.R. Edwards 32:31 - Nosferatu - Live scored/improvised by Power Cycle; short film edit by J.R. Edwards A note about Electric Pizza Theme: This is an omnisensory piece of music that includes hearing (music), seeing (looking at the performer and pizza), feeling (holding pizza), smelling (smelling pizza), and tasting (eating pizza). While this piece is performed, pizza is delivered to the audience. A note about Nosferatu: Jonathan cut down and made a version of the original Nosferatu film, which we live scored. You can find everything Jon Edwards does on his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tuneselectgo/You can find Breck’s music on his SoundCloud:https://soundcloud.com/breck-mcgough --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Since I was too busy to record a podcast for this week, I wanted to try something different this time around. This is a concert that I played on September 10th of 2018 with Power Cycle, an electronic trio that includes myself (Santiago Ramones), Breck McGough, and Jonathan Edwards. We’re all graduate music composition majors and we’re led by Dr. L. Keith White. This was the first concert of our “Electric Pizza” series, which are free concerts with free pizza at which we play experimental, original, and electronic music. Since this is a live recording, you can hear applause, talking, mistakes, and all the other things that can be heard at a live concert. You can watch the concert on Facebook, if you like.Here is the program, with timecodes: 00:19 - Electric Pizza Theme - Composed and performed by L. Keith White 08:33 - Piece for Three Laptops - Wonder - Composed by L. Keith White, performed and improvised by Power Cycle 14:55 - Mirage - Composed by Santiago Ramones, performed by Power Cycle 18:43 - The Daydreamer Meditates - Composed by Breck McGough (fixed media) 22:38 - Piece for Three Laptops - Hunger - Composed by L. Keith White, performed and improvised by Power Cycle 29:29 - Ancient Caves - Composed and performed by J. R. Edwards 33:28 - Exit - Composed by Santiago Ramones, performed by Power Cycle 37:44 - Piece for Three Laptops - The Unknown - Composed by L. Keith White, performed and improvised by Power Cycle 44:21 - Bedimming (Mvt. 1) - Composed by Breck McGough (fixed media) 47:49 - Bedimming (Mvt. 2) - Composed by Breck McGough (fixed media) 50:40 - Machinations III - Get It - Composed by Santiago Ramones, performed by Power Cycle 54:43 - Eric (excerpt) - Composed by J. R. Edwards (fixed media)A note about Piece for Three Laptops: while this piece was “composed” by L. Keith White, it’s a structured improvisation, meaning that there are loose directions given to the performers, and the performers improvise based on those directions. Each time it appears on this concert, the music is inspired by the subtitle - Wonder, Hunger, The Unknown. The music was recorded, engineered, and mixed by Bryan Mitschell. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

The Mega Man Network's LBD "Nytetrayn" and Rockman Corner's Protodude discuss the 16th episode of the Mega Man: Fully Charged cartoon and the release of the Rockman 11 soundtrack. Episode covered: Power Cycle Opening Theme: "Elec Man Theme" from (Mega Man 2: The Power Fighters) News Jingle: "Stage Start" from Mega Man: Dr. Wily's Revenge Closing Theme: "Dr. Crafty's Better Fortress" by Mathgrant Editing by Chris Hoffman

This week is going to be a bit different! We have switch editing programs and things might sound a bit different for a bit until I (Marco) figure things out. But with that being said This week we get back to business starting with the bit of would you rather. "Would you want to die in Hill House and live forever or Die and not know where you will end up? We both give our answers on that and Mario updates us on his new Nintendo Switch Mod, we get lost in Zelda Breath of The Wild again, compare the one plus 6t and the pixel 3 (Shoutouts to Power Cycle), Briefly talk about the pie wireless charger and share some spooky stories.   One Plus 6t : https://www.oneplus.com/ca_en/6t Pie Wireless Charger: https://www.picharging.com/ Xecuter SX mod: https://sx.xecuter.com/   Social: Facebook.com/PixelRefresh Twitter.com/@SparxSLX

Breck McGough is a composer and singer that I know through UCO. We’re in a trio of electronic music called Power Cycle, which includes Jonathan Edwards (Bit Depth 126). Breck and I talked about music and spirituality. You can find some of his music on his SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/breck-mcgough --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

As always you can watch live every Sunday at 8pm EST @ Twitch.tv/TheMightyMic This week on Power Cycle we discuss the fallout from IGN's plagiarism controversy, GTA mod/cheat makers going to US court, Game of War embezzling money from a library and how "serious" games are a BIG market!

As always you can watch live every Sunday at 8pm EST on Twitch.tv/TheMightyMic This week on Power Cycle we discuss the big uproar over Spyro Reignited only having the first game locally on it's disc, God of War making $131 million in digital sales, Fornite Tutors and Epic ditching Google Play for its Android release as well as the big infighting and protests among Horde players in World of Warcraft.

Episode #010 "Wha? How'd this happen? ...Spencer X. Smith."—Protect your Power Cycle (page 161). Spencer and D.P. discuss the need to define and defend your personal 'power cycle' in order to create the best work, build your brand, and boost your 'top of mind' awareness via social media. This episode focuses on the section entitled 'Protect your Power Cycle' that can be found on page 161 of ROTOMA—The ROI of Social Media 'Top of Mind' by Spencer X. Smith & D.P. Knudten,' available now at Amazon.com. Signed copies of the book can be ordered directly from the authors at rotomathebook.com +++++++ The ROTOMA Podcast focuses on specific sections of the book, ROTOMA—The ROI of Social Media 'Top of Mind' by Spencer X. Smith & D.P. Knudten (2017), available at Amazon.com or direct from the authors (with free autographs) at rotomathebook.com You can reach Spencer X. Smith at: Email: sxs@spencerxsmith.com Website: spencerxsmith.com Twitter: @spencerXsays Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, et al: @spencerxsmith You can reach D.P. Knudten at: Email: dpk@collaboratorcreative.com Website: collaboratorcreative.com / dpknudten.com Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, et al: @dpknudten ©2017 Spencer X. Smith & D.P. Knudten COLLABORATOR Publications / info@collaboratorcreative.com

Episode 4 features entrepreneur, MBA, and co-founder of SuperCritical Technologies Max Effgen. SuperCritical—based in Bremerton, WA—is focused on using its PowerCube product to generate electricity using carbon dioxide to help “fix the world’s biggest machine.” SuperCritical CleanTech Grant (2:00), First Startup Experience (3:30), Disrupting the Power Cycle (5:15), SuperCritical Beginnings (6:45), Milestones and Mentors (08:30), Engineers and MBAs (10:15), The Northwest Advantage (13:00), A Power Plant in a Shipping Container (15:00), Fixing the World’s Biggest Machine (16:30), Powered by Carbon Dioxide (20:00), the History of Utility (23:00), Reinventing Yourself (26:00).

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Nick and Gary take a hard look at a cyberpunk thriller and a sensitive meditation on the future, both done in the medium of Twine. Plenty of ranting within! Here are the games: POWERCYCLES: http://noncanon.com/2015/PowerCycles.html Tea Leaves: http://navistudios.net/tealeaves/ Thanks to Tom and Davin, the respective creators of these neat, inspiring things.

Here we go again! Your best pals Paul and Chris Coy and Vance are back and ready to race in the General Lee! Also, we talk about Asians of S.H.I.E.L.D., as well as a great discussion of Canadian Thanksgiving. You may not know what’s real in this one, because of all the alternate historical factifying. Here’s a little more about today’s adventure: The Star Trek Soundboard Coy and Vance of The Dukes of Hazzard “Oh that Dukes of Hazzard Power Cycle!” “What a ride!” The Green Machine Is Agent Molson a Life Model Decoy? The Mocking Dead Chris’ recaps & bad Photoshopping. Redshirts Keremeos & Hedley British Columbia. The few pics Chris took It’s official, Chris is an old person forcing you to look at the slides from his vacation! For those of you interested in football, American & Canadian Football Canadian Thanksgiving Canadian Black Friday Being a new Canadian, Chris forgot to mention that they do have Boxing Day Iron Sky Iron Sky Pick up lines Pie Crust Heroes Recaps via io9.com Max Headroom is interviewed by Letterman. Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter FDR American Badass Canadians and the myth of Eh? Equilibrium Gun Kata clip Wanted trailer. Note the top commentor on the Youtube page is Morgan Freeman. Blacklist TV show trailer. The Dresden Files 30 Minutes or Less What’s that noise during the podcast? Get Chrip and find out. No More Buckyballs The company’s last plea that was not answered. Just the good ol’ boys, never meanin’ no harm… YEEE-HAAWW! Support Montreal Sauce on Patreon