Podcasts about preservers

Fathers, The Preservers of Generations - Pastor Fred Imuseh

The struggle to preserve farmland in New England as housing developers open their pocketbooks to purchase more and more of it. Plus, an opportunity for municipalities short on cash to get federal infrastructure protection funding without needing local matching dollars, the parent company of the largest solar firm in Vermont declares bankruptcy, a new COVID vaccine is being prepared for release in the fall, a Topsham student sues her high school alleging calculating errors kept her from receiving a full scholarship to UVM, a new law prohibits selling body parts from bears hunted in the wild, and Rep. Becca Balint introduces a bill limiting the use of algorithms that can inflate rents.

Kasey Pacheco believes that collaboration is the key to improving healthcare and bringing nurses together. In this episode, Kasey talks about what she is doing to bring nurses success by teaching them about holistic health and guiding them to pivot into their passion. Summary:Kasey is a nurse and loves caring for patients, but found that her nursing colleagues also needed care. She helps others by offering holistic health and assisting them with sharing their stories. Kasey is the founder of Preservers of Life Digital Marketing Agency, where “we blend the nurturing essence of a nurse with the strategic prowess of a marketing expert. Our foundation rests on the belief that every valuable individual deserves a spotlight, a platform where their story shines brightly in the crowded digital landscape.”. Kasey is also involved in Nurses in Charge, a non-profit nursing community that is committed to empowering nurses, including students, CNAs, LPNs and RNs. By bringing together nurses from all areas, this group strives to inspire and lift up our profession.Anyone that meets Kasey sees a shining star that wants others to shine brighter than herself. For any nurse entrepreneurs that would like to be more visible, Kasey can do that. She can guide those that are looking for change and promote them on the platform that will serve them best. Connect:Follow Kasey's journey on LinkedIn and YouTube. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The world is in a dangerous state. With top officials talking about moving closer to a World War III, we can't rely on politicians and the military to sort this out. So how can we prevent world war 3? We can do no better than to live the teaching of the Master Jesus as delivered through The Twelve Blessings. Join Aetherius Radio Live hosts Richard Lawrence & Chrissie Blaze as they discuss essential keys to preventing world war 3 including: 1. Working for world peace. Not talking about it nor hoping for it, but working for it. 2. Raising our consciousness - the more we raise our consciousness by becoming more spiritual, the more we improve our vibrations and our karma, thereby making it more difficult for the dark forces to create fear, confusion, division and wars. 3. Radiating love - giving world healing to all people irrespective of race, nationality, tribe or even family. Discover how you can do this. 3. Listen to, and act on, the spiritual wisdom and warnings by great spiritual masters on how to avert world wars. 4. Co-operating with Divine emissaries from other worlds who are actively working to help humanity in so many ways. 5. Helping the living, breathing, feeling Mother Earth. 6. Change world karma for the better. Do not underestimate what you can do for world peace as the spiritual master Aetherius suggests: "Do not ever trust any politician, whether communist or democratic, to preserve Peace for you. The Prayers, the Servers, the Workers in the true Light, these are the Preservers of Peace upon Terra. They are now, they always have been, they always will be. You, the right thinking people, are the preservers of Peace.  You are the people who manipulate Karma in such a way that [Divine] intervention can be allowed."

In Part 2 of Preservers at Work, you'll learn what it looks like when the Preserving Bias is overlapped with each of the nine types: Type 1 - Perfect Preserving Type 2 - Connected Preserving Type 3- Outstanding Preserving Type 4 - Unique Preserving Type 5 - Detached Preserving Type 6 - Secure Preserving Type 7 - Excited Preserving Type 8 - Powerful Preserving Type 9 - Peaceful Preserving Listen in to get: a brief overview of that combination one specific work challenge that is common the leadership style of that subtype ---> Learn more about the Awareness to Action model that Enneagram MBA follows at: https://awarenesstoaction.com/enneagram-resources/the-awareness-to-action-enneagram/******Not sure what your Enneagram type is yet, but want to?

Humans have preserved food to make it last longer for thousands of years. In this programme Ruth Alexander learns about different methods of food preservation used around the world, including pickling, dehydrating and canning. Food historian and writer Darra Goldstein in the US explains the history of this art. Yukari Sakamoto is a trained chef and sommelier who leads food tours in Tokyo, she explains why people in Japan take the idea of a well stocked pantry seriously. And Usha Prabakaran in Chennai, India talks about her love of the Indian pickle and its role in Indian cuisine. There are some important safety considerations if you want food to last longer, particularly if you want to store it at room temperature. There is a risk of botulism if food is not heated to the correct temperature for the correct amount of time, particularly for foods that are low in acid. Ruth hears about the laboratory testing done by Carla Schwan, Director at the National Home Food Preservation Centre based in Georgia, United States which tests recipes that can be used safely for home preserves. Canning – storing food in glass jars and heating it – has seen a resurgence recently. Some enthusiasts refer to themselves as ‘rebel canners', which in general refers to people wanting to use recipes other than those that have been lab tested and approved. The ‘Canning Diva', Diane Devereaux a food preservation educator and blogger in the United States explains what motivates rebel canners, and the recipes she thinks are missing for consumers. If you'd like to contact the programme, you can email thefoodchain@bbc.co.uk. Presented by Ruth Alexander. Produced by Beatrice Pickup. (Image: a selection of foods preserved in jars of different shapes and sizes. Credit: Getty Images/BBC)

In this episode of the Awareness to Action Enneagram podcast, Mario Sikora, María José Munita and Seth "Creek" Creekmore talk about the subtypes for Enneagram Type Seven, “Striving to Feel Excited.” They discuss the common misconceptions about this type and explore if they are truly the life of the party which can vary by subtype.“There's this public persona about Sevens that's very different from the reality of the Sevens.” -Mario [02:25]“With Preserving Sevens, I think that when you try to put them with other Sevens, they don't look that Seven-ish, and when you put them with other Preservers, they don't look that preserving. So there's always something off there.” -María José [11:41]“I think I'm also realizing that the bias of even the language of ‘Striving to Feel Excited,' I need to expand my definition of what excited looks like.” -Creek [20:20]TIMESTAMPS[00:01] Intro[00:42] Misconceptions of Type Seven[07:22] The Preserving Seven[09:40] Can look like Type One at times[12:22] Two different Preserving Sevens[14:41] Pattern of Expression[15:44] The Navigating Seven[24:23] The Transmitting Seven[33:23] OutroConnect with us:Awareness to ActionEnneagram on DemandIG: @ataenneagrampodMario Sikora: IG: @mariosikoraWeb: mariosikora.comPod: Enneagram in a MovieMaria Jose Munita: IG: @mjmunitaWeb: mjmunita.comSeth "Creek" Creekmore: IG: @_creekmorePod: Fathoms | An Enneagram PodcastPod: Delusional Optimism

Cookie Washington, born in Morocco, is a fourth-generation needle worker, award winning textile artist and guest curator of the African American Fiber Arts Exhibit which is part of the North Charleston Arts Festival. Her passion for fiber art is infectious and she comes from a long line of sewists dating back to her great-grandmother. She's been selected as one of 44 master quilters to create a quilt for Barak Obama's inauguration and has been featured in documentary films. (2:28) At four years old, Cookie was paid 50 cents by her grandfather for sewing her first Barbie dress - she shares this story. In addition, she talks about the female lineage in her family that inspired, mentored, and encouraged her sewing. She also talks of her sewing plans for her three granddaughters. (7:00) Then, Cookie transitioned to fabric art during a difficult time in her life - she shares this story.  A Communion of Sprits; African American Quilters, Preservers, and Their Stories by Roland Freeman created a tipping point in her creativity and she opens up about how this happened.(10:46) Cookie talks about her personal connection to the attack at Mother Emanuel Church and how she used her quilts to help heal the city. Her art to her is a meditative prayer.  (13:21) What's the Divine Feminine and what does it mean to her? She shares the meaning of this and how it led to her work with mermaids. (16:15) Cookie does a lot of curatorial art to foster introspection, communication and provide education. She walks us through her process for this, and how we can celebrate our sameness and be inquisitive about our differences. She shares stories about her work “A Dialog in Black and White” and how she believes her ministry is to bring people together. (10:25) “I want to make art that challenges people to feel. Art that makes them soar and annoys.” Cookie explains how this drives her creations. She also talks about Henrietta Lacks and “The Immortal Cell” and the art she created to celebrate this amazing woman. She also talks about how she artistically captures the physicality of Serena and Venus Williams, and Simone Biles in her work. (32:58) In addition to her work, she donates her time and talent to serve in many ways which she tells us about. She also shares news about her current project “Quilted Hugs”.(39:20) Cookie believes that there is a shift in the art community and sewing that is moving from utilitarian out of necessity to art that celebrates. She explains her position on this shift invoking Bisa Butler and Michelangelo! (46:00) Right before the podcast was recorded, Cookie had the “Best Weekend Ever” in her curating the exhibit “Celebrating Black Mermaids from Africa to America”. This is a wonderful story here about the genesis of this exhibit of 150 pieces and the effect is had on the art community. She talks of the contributions of Dr. Lauren Davis and Dr. Henry Drewal to this event. The event exceeded her expectations and dreams! (56:47) What's her dream?   To keep encouraging people to quilt. She will move forward with this at The Kindred Spirits Conference. She also has a show coming up in November where she'll display her Quilted Hug project. She wants to learn the longarm too! (59: 43) What didn't I ask? About her granddaughters!!!! (1:00:33) To reach out to Cookie email her at Cookiesews1960@gmail.com and her website www.cookiesewsquilts.com. And Instagram @cookiwsews.  (1:01:54) Oh, and by the way, how did we find Cookie for Sew & So? Learn that here!  If you know someone who has an outstanding story that should be shared on this podcast, drop Meg a note to Meg@sewandsopodcast.com or complete the form on our website.   (10:46) Cookie talks about her personal connection to the attack at Mother Emanuel Church and how she used her quilts to help heal the city. Her art to her is a meditative prayer.  (13:21) What's the Divine Feminine and what does it mean to her? She shares the meaning of this and how it led to her work with mermaids. (16:15) Cookie does a lot of curatorial art to foster introspection, communication and provide education. She walks us through her process for this, and how we can celebrate our sameness and be inquisitive about our differences. She shares stories about her work “A Dialog in Black and White” and how she believes her ministry is to bring people together. (10:25) “I want to make art that challenges people to feel. Art that makes them soar and annoys.” Cookie explains how this drives her creations. She also talks about Henrietta Lacks and “The Immortal Cell” and the art she created to celebrate this amazing woman. She also talks about how she artistically captures the physicality of Serena and Venus Williams, and Simone Biles in her work. (32:58) In addition to her work, she donates her time and talent to serve in many ways which she tells us about. She also shares news about her current project “Quilted Hugs”.(39:20) Cookie believes that there is a shift in the art community and sewing that is moving from utilitarian out of necessity to art that celebrates. She explains her position on this shift invoking Bisa Butler and Michelangelo! (46:00) Right before the podcast was recorded, Cookie had the “Best Weekend Ever” in her curating the exhibit “Celebrating Black Mermaids from Africa to America”. This is a wonderful story here about the genesis of this exhibit of 150 pieces and the effect is had on the art community. She talks of the contributions of Dr. Lauren Davis and Dr. Henry Drewal to this event. The event exceeded her expectations and dreams! (56:47) What's her dream?   To keep encouraging people to quilt. She will move forward with this at The Kindred Spirits Conference. She also has a show coming up in November where she'll display her Quilted Hug project. She wants to learn the longarm too! (59: 43) What didn't I ask? About her granddaughters!!!! (1:00:33) To reach out to Cookie email her at Cookiesews1960@gmail.com and her website www.cookiesewsquilts.com. And Instagram @cookiwsews.  (1:01:54) Oh, and by the way, how did we find Cookie for Sew & So? Learn that here! If you know someone who has an outstanding story that should be shared on this podcast, drop Meg a note to Meg@sewandsopodcast.com or complete the form on our website.

Show Notes:0:48 - Baton Rouge, Louisiana1:11 - Ohio State3:10 - Gee's Bend quiltmakers3:11 - Faith Ringgold3:49 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer4:11 - ProQuest4:51 and 5:06 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer5:36 - Simone Elizabeth Saunders5:38 - Tufting5:39 - Felecia Davis5:47 - Jasmine Best5:52 - Lisa Woolfork5:54 - Black Women Stitch5:53. 6:30, 6:34 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer7:05 - Google Forms7.33 and 7:51 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer7:44 - Laura Moseley7:45 - Common Threads Press9:48 and 11:06 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer11:10 - Common Threads Press11:27 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer at Philadelphia Print Works11:31 - Art Data London11:52 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer12:18 - Diasporic Threads: Black Women, Fibre & Textiles by Dr Sharbreon Plummer12:31 - Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi12:36 - Women of Color Quilters Network12:49 - A Communion of the Spirits: African-American Quilters, Preservers, and Their Stories by Roland Freeman12:53 - Roland Freeman13:13 - Tatter Textile Blue Library14:15 - Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive14:29 - Eli Leon17:42 - Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive18:05 and 18:26 - Quilt Folk Magazine19:04 - Brianna Briggs19:15 - Quilt Folk Magazine20:35 - Quilt Folk Magazine, Rhode Island21:12 - Mississippi24:57 - African American Quilt Circle of San Antonio26:24 - Quilt Folk Magazine26:32 - Aya26:26 - AYA Thought Studio26:41 - Adinkra symbols27:10 - Ohio State28:35 - New Orleans28:35 - Junebug Productions30:11 and 30:14 - Mamas Who Dream30:17 and 30:52 - Maureen Nichol 30:59 - Rachel Wallis31:03 and 31:31 - Stitch x Stitch 31:44 and 32:02 - Dr Jess Bailey of Public Library Quilts32:04 - Common Threads Press32:07 - Many Hands to Make a Quilt by Dr Jess Bailey32:12 - @PublicLibraryQuilts33:01 - Beyonce33:06 - Renaissance 33:16 - Beyonce33:29 - Cheetos Puff34:35 - Postage stamp quilt blocks34:47 - Backstrap weaving34:47 - Oaxaca35:06 - Backstrap weaving looms35:25 - Central America35:55 - Nick Cave soundsuits36:21 - Carolyn Crump 36:32 - Quilt Folk Magazine36:38 - Quilt Folk Magazine, Louisiana issue 36:47 - Quilt Folk Magazine, North Carolina issue37:02 - Cuesta Benberry37:12 - Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi37:28 - Oprah38:59 - Metalsmithing39:23 - Public Library Quilts39:33 - Acres of Ancestry (@acresofancestry)40:07 and 40:19 - Harlem Needle Arts (@iamharlemneedlearts)40:34 - Sew Creative Lounge (@sewcreativelounge)Follow Sharbreon:Instagram - @Sharbreonhttps://sharbreonplummer.com/Follow Us:Amanda: @broadclothstudio https://broadclothstudio.com/Wendy: @the.weekendquilter https://the-weekendquilter.com/Quilt Buzz: @quilt.buzzhttps://quiltbuzzpodcast.com/Intro/Outro Music:Golden Hour by Vlad Gluschenko

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In our last SEAMSIDE conversation on Episode 5, quilt historian Jess Bailey aka @publiclibraryquilts and I discussed the role of storytelling in art history and the power of visual images to convey narratives, experience of feeling seen and recognized through images, and we talked about why Jess would rather her quilts be considered sturdy rather than soft.We catch up now a little over a year later to share our favorite quilt book recommendations, personal stories from recent quilting bees, and I share a vulnerable moment that Jess indirectly helped me understand one of my own blind spots in regards to the improv quilts of Gee's Bend.⤷ Subscribe to SEAMSIDE to get a notification when a new episode posts⤷ Get your free trial to the THE QUILTY NOOKSHOWNOTES OF THE GODS (thank you, Jess)You can see the Ascott Martyrs Quilt if you visit the People's History Museum in Manchester or you can learn more about the Martyrs story and early union history through this resource. Big thanks to Fi Ashley at Gresshenhall for amplifying material culture histories of unions and first telling PLQ about the Ascott Quilt.Zak shared his copy of the standby of any well-stocked quilt library: A Communion of the Spirits: African-American Quilters, Preservers, and Their Stories by Roland L. Freeman. Remember, if you can't find an out of print quilt history book, its always worth checking Worldcat - a search engine that aggregates the world's library collections!Two must read quilt history books of 2023: Out this June from University of Washington Press, Professor Lisa Gail Collins' Stitching Love and Loss: the story of a Gee's Bend Quilt promises to encompass the power and role of quilts across a human life. Professor Janneken Smucker's A New Deal for Quilts will be published by the International Quilt Museum in October. Jess has had the pleasure of reading an advanced copy and everyone needs to see the stunningly beautiful early 20th century photographs of quilts in this book. You can preorder it at the link above.Jess & Zak are a Sharbreon fan club in this episode! If you'd like to read Dr. Sharbreon Plummer's Diasporic Threads published by Common Threads Press, you can find it here. Jess & Sharbreon have some projects up their sleeve, in the meantime explore Sharbreon's quilt work.You can watch Dr. Carolyn Mazloomi's lecture at the International Quilt Museum here (and maybe spot Zak in the front row!)Oh and did Jess mention an upcoming quilt fundraiser & raffle? Stay tuned for more from Jess & her collaborator Ashley J. May (@grassrootsmorning) as they prepare for the Kin Folk Library Quilt fundraiser funding a library of children's books amplifying the rich histories of Black feminist writers and Lil' Free Bird story times at the Salt Eaters and other bookshops.

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In this episode we discuss the Preserving Instinctual Bias through the films Father of the Bride and No Reservations. TJ Ingrassia forced Mario and TJ Dawe to sit through them in order to exact his revenge after being tortured through Grease and Purple Rain. Regardless, they're great examples of what Preservers are all about!

Khutba by Sheikh Nafis on January 27, 2023

The boys celebrate Thanksgiving by talking the only two real thanksgiving movies out there, including the classic John Candy vehicle Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987), and the well-regarded, critically-acclaimed CLASSIC slasher, Thankskilling (2007). Along the way they discuss their own travel foibles, Thanksgiving traditions, and kick off their charity drive. Yes, charity, because the boys have made a mockery of civilization and need to give back. Visit Mary's Shelter here to donate, and the podcast will match your donation up to the limit of the boy's wallets: https://www.marysshelter.org/ @Whatupbrothapodcast and www.whatupbrotha.com, and email us whatupbrothapodcast@gmail.com

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Matthew Rogers preached his fifth message in the Life Preservers: God's Promises in Times of Trouble series. We'll be looking at five Old Testament stories and God's promises in times of disappointment, doubt, uncertainty, rebellion, and loneliness.This sermon was preached on Sunday, September, 18 2022.To learn more about First Christian Church, check out our website.

Matthew Rogers preached his fourth message in the Life Preservers: God's Promises in Times of Trouble series. We'll be looking at five Old Testament stories and God's promises in times of disappointment, doubt, uncertainty, rebellion, and loneliness.This sermon was preached on Sunday, September, 11 2022.To learn more about First Christian Church, check out our website.

Matthew Rogers preached his third message in the Life Preservers: God's Promises in Times of Trouble series. We'll be looking at five Old Testament stories and God's promises in times of disappointment, doubt, uncertainty, rebellion, and loneliness.This sermon was preached on Sunday, September, 4 2022.To learn more about First Christian Church, check out our website.

Matthew Rogers preached his second message in the Life Preservers: God's Promises in Times of Trouble series. We'll be looking at five Old Testament stories and God's promises in times of disappointment, doubt, uncertainty, rebellion, and loneliness.This sermon was preached on Sunday, August, 21 2022.To learn more about First Christian Church, check out our website.

Matthew Rogers kicks off a new sermon series called Life Preservers: God's Promises in Times of Trouble. We'll be looking at five Old Testament stories and God's promises in times of disappointment, doubt, uncertainty, rebellion, and loneliness. This sermon was preached on Sunday, August, 14 2022. To learn more about First Christian Church, check out our website.

(8/15/22) - In today's Federal Newscast: A murdered soldiers family files a $35 million lawsuit. GSA is offering some new help to agencies to improve cybersecurity. And the Department of Homeland Security is looking for a few good hackers.

God's life preserver has nothing to do with escaping what is to come. He has designed everything for you to be able to survive the Great Tribulation, not run from it.

Sales and Cigars Episode 59 Part 1 Conversations with Nate Tutas: Marketing Messages and Life Preservers Walter sits down for another in a series of conversations with Nate Tutas on How to think about sales. In part one of this double episode Walter and Nate talk about the marketing messages your salespeople are delivering to your clients. With the impending recession what value are you bringing to your customers and how do you become the resource and differentiator they need. When you break down your win loss data what is causing you to lose sales. Walter and Nate break down what it means when a company is looking for life preservers. Do not miss part two of this conversation. “The Recession Is Coming.” Connect with Walter Crosby https://www.linkedin.com/in/walterlcrosby/ https://calendly.com/walter-helix/15-minute-virtual-cup-of-coffee https://helixsalesdevelopment.com/ https://helixsalesdevelopment.com/podcast/ walter@HelixSalesDevelopment.com Connect with Nate Tutas https://www.linkedin.com/in/nlpcoach/ https://www.membrain.com/

In this episode, Brad and Eric go through the subfactions of Grey Knights! From Naruto running Rapiers, to Swordbearers riding their favorite vehicle into battle, the hosts will give their thoughts on how well the theme of each subfaction is executed through gameplay and rules. Which one is their favorite? Tune in to find out!   00:15 - Intro 05:14 - Swordbearers 11:21 - Blades Of Victory 16:53 - Wardmakers 23:27 - Prescient Brethren 28:25 - Preservers 38:45 - Rapiers 41:59 - Extractors 49:28 - Silver Blades 55:52 - Final Thoughts   58:18 - Outro   Show Links: Solely Singleton Website: https://www.solelysingleton.com/ Solely Singleton Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SolelySingleton   InkedGaming Affiliate Link: https://www.inkedgaming.com/collections/artists/solely-singleton?rfsn=4880595.65410f&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=4880595.65410f     Our Producers for June: Robert Taleno Daniel McKinnon   Our Biggest Supporters: JeFF Stumpo Cube Cobra Squerson Phizzled Andrew Pope   Our Supporters: Andrew LA Tom  Cory Graham LordFluffy  gbrell KitsuneCurator Dreddmor Matt DeFisher Landscape Shawn Martin-Truesdell Ed Yoon Logan Adams Connell Parish Wasson An Ryan Chris Smith Riku   Contact Information: You can interact with Solely Singleton by joining the hosts on discord and Twitter to give input to improve the show.  Feel free to email more detailed questions and comments to the show's email address.   Your Hosts: Brad (DrRuler) & Eric (OnekuoSora) Brad's Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrRuler Eric's Twitter: https://twitter.com/OnekuoSora Show Email: thepoorhammerpodcast@gmail.com Show Website: http://www.poorhammer.com/ Edited by: Cactar   Show Mailing Address: PO Box 70893 Rochester Hills, MI 48307   Licensed Music Used By This Program: “Night Out” by LiQWYD CC BY   “Thursday & Snow (Reprise)” by Blank & Kytt CC BY   “First Class” by Peyruis CC BY   “Funky Souls” by Amaria CC BY

In this episode, Brad and Eric go through the subfactions of Grey Knights! From Naruto running Rapiers, to Swordbearers riding their favorite vehicle into battle, the hosts will give their thoughts on how well the theme of each subfaction is executed through gameplay and rules. Which one is their favorite? Tune in to find out!   00:15 - Intro 05:14 - Swordbearers 11:21 - Blades Of Victory 16:53 - Wardmakers 23:27 - Prescient Brethren 28:25 - Preservers 38:45 - Rapiers 41:59 - Extractors 49:28 - Silver Blades 55:52 - Final Thoughts   58:18 - Outro   Show Links: Solely Singleton Website: https://www.solelysingleton.com/ Solely Singleton Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SolelySingleton   InkedGaming Affiliate Link: https://www.inkedgaming.com/collections/artists/solely-singleton?rfsn=4880595.65410f&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=4880595.65410f     Our Producers for June: Robert Taleno Daniel McKinnon   Our Biggest Supporters: JeFF Stumpo Cube Cobra Squerson Phizzled Andrew Pope   Our Supporters: Andrew LA Tom  Cory Graham LordFluffy  gbrell KitsuneCurator Dreddmor Matt DeFisher Landscape Shawn Martin-Truesdell Ed Yoon Logan Adams Connell Parish Wasson An Ryan Chris Smith Riku   Contact Information: You can interact with Solely Singleton by joining the hosts on discord and Twitter to give input to improve the show.  Feel free to email more detailed questions and comments to the show's email address.   Your Hosts: Brad (DrRuler) & Eric (OnekuoSora) Brad's Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrRuler Eric's Twitter: https://twitter.com/OnekuoSora Show Email: thepoorhammerpodcast@gmail.com Show Website: http://www.poorhammer.com/ Edited by: Cactar   Show Mailing Address: PO Box 70893 Rochester Hills, MI 48307   Licensed Music Used By This Program: “Night Out” by LiQWYD CC BY   “Thursday & Snow (Reprise)” by Blank & Kytt CC BY   “First Class” by Peyruis CC BY   “Funky Souls” by Amaria CC BY

Felicia Dechter covers the Lakefront for Inside Publications and joins John Williams to explain the hold-up on the city’s installation of life preserver equipment on waterfront locations. That’s after yet another person lost his life swimming.

On this week's PreserveCast, we'll explore the intersection between heritage, education and entertainment with Nigel Hetherington, the founder of Past Preservers. With a global reach, Past Preservers serves as a creative hub between the media and heritage worlds. The heart of the operation lies in their expert database which currently contains over 1,400 professionals from over twenty countries and includes archaeologists, historians, Egyptologists, classicists, conservationists, forensic biologists, anthropologists, authors, and heritage consultants.

"This is our challenge today. We have been bought and purchased by Jesus, His blood covering out sin, His life exchanged for ours, His righteousness imputed to us. This means that being moral in a perverse world is an outflow, but NOT THE...

Join us at Beaver Baptist Church as we begin our study through the book of Exodus. 

Jessica Austin is a powerful woman and doula, living with metastatic cancer and mothering her 1-year-old. She is a carrier of so much community medicine and she is basically a magical unicorn. If you love the authenticity in her sharing here, you might also listen to her podcast "If I'm Not Here To Tell You" which she has created so her kid can always hear her stories in her voice. She explains in this conversation how she decided to share it with the world to promote the idea of community learning as we can all learn through listening to a real human share their truth, even (and especially) when it holds the pain and the beauty of life and death. In this episode, we discuss women as storytellers and explore the importance of sharing around birth and birthing. She shares in this Shakti conversation around how: ~ Birth is a wild mammal having a completely spontaneous process (5 mins) ~ Birth is traditionally a community experience - until it got put behind closed doors and how we started viewing the body and the baby as an object (8 mins) ~ We're glorified "scientific knowledge" and kicked community learning to the side (10 mins) ~ If we don't share our stories, they die with us... sometimes social media can be a way to share our true stories and document our personal legacy (20 mins) ~ Your Story Matters! (40 mins)

This week, Bella McCreary, president and CEO of High Maintenance Trim Co. talks about her transition from the banking industry to leading a company that provides onsite harvesting, bucking, trimming and packaging services.McCreary has several years experience working with cultivators of all sizes. She's overseen trimming operations for harvests as small as 12 pounds as well as clients with rolling 500-pound harvests. Cultivators often have difficulties staffing trim teams. While some operators are harvesting every week, some operations only need help every eight to 12 weeks, which is typically when they call in Bella. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, trimming has only become more difficult, mostly as a result of social distancing restrictions. In an effort to keep both her client's staff and her own employees safe, McCreary has had to cut down the size of each team sent to cultivation sites. For example, to harvest 500 pounds, she would typically send a team of 18 to 20 people. Now, she can only send ten. McCreary sees her business as a service for cultivators that have had problems staffing the positions in the past. Traditionally, the part-time/seasonal work lacks a decent wage, which also results in dips in both professionalism and product quality. McCreary has not only served as a bridge for staffing, but when a client has found a good trimmer and doesn't want to lose the employee, High Maintenance Trim will offer the worker a job in the interim. Unlike a staffing agency, McCreary's workers are full-time employees with perks that include productivity bonuses. McCreary sees her staff not just as trimmers, but as trichome preservers. While some clients have semi-automated harvesting and bucking, many still ask for 100 percent hand trimming. There are many differences between a machine-trimmed and hand-trimmed bud and though machines pump out a lot of product, McCreary says that quality is sacrificed. High Maintenance has stayed busy throughout the pandemic and has even had to turn down work, particularly at facilities under construction or those that don't provide a safe working environment. She often finds herself dealing with quality issues as well. A little bit of mold or a bug here and there isn't necessarily a bad thing, but her teams have run into moldy products. She's had to leave jobs in the past because they were not only a risk to her staff, but she's had to tell some clients that they shouldn't even sell the product. Currently, High Maintenance only trims in California, but McCreary has consulted in other territories and is looking to expand her business model into other states. She thanks that one day her trichome preservers could become a franchise, like the Molly Maids of Weed.

In this week's episode, Kim talks with Allen Drew of the Climate Witness Project. He discusses the work he is doing in Philadelphia helping churches focus on energy efficiency and move towards clean energy. Stay until the end where Allen lays out a detailed analysis of the Biblical mandate for creation care.

A brief look into a Friday afternoon at the office of Lilika Cirremont, leader of the Preservers. Subscribe now to our new podcast musical, Whirlwind for Hire, with book, music, and lyrics by Elliot Valentine (he/him.) For more info, visit whirlwindforhire.tumblr.com or follow @whirlwindforhire on Instagram and TikTok.

Rev. Barnes Titus 3: 1 - 8 Heidelberg Catechism LD 40

Sanctity of Life Sunday (Pastor Jorge Quiñones) Genesis 45:4-8a Christians are to persevere in the battle to preserve the sanctity of life, knowing they have been called by God to do so, who works sovereignly behind the scenes to accomplish his will.

Sarah has a podcast AND does comedy. A double threat. But wait she also drives vans and plays guitar. Yahtzee! We have a winner. Sit back and have a listen to a true student of life.

Scripture: Proverbs 27, What 4 types of people are there that we encounter in our lives, & how do we live out our friendships through God's wisdom?

In this next to last installment of The Parlay, Bea reveals the fact that sometimes couples come together for a multitude of reasons.  In the cold of the world, two individuals swirl around each other, and sometimes coalesce into a single.  For the fortunate, that singularity remains closely knit and the bonds intensify with time.  For the less fortunate, as the two orbit each other the swirl  of life prevents the space between from collapsing into togetherness and the individuals are slung back apart.    Those that survive the vortex find themselves a rescuer a preserver of life and limb and a maker of a partner for life.

A Coast Guard volunteer from Cape May says you'd be surprised how many boaters haven't even taken the life preservers out of their packaging.

Season 3, Episode 3         It's All Been Trekked Before #77      TOS "The Paradise Syndrome"        Stephen and Jimmy-Jerome go it alone, and have quite a big disagreement about whether or not this episode was any good.   P.S. Stephen is wrong.   P.P.S. Full disclosure: Jimmy-Jerome writes these.      It's All Been Trekked Before is produced by IABD Presents entertainment network.   http://iabdpresents.com   Please support us at http://pateron.com/iabd   Follow us on social media @IABDPresents

Welcome to FORMA, a new podcast featuring conversations with authors, teachers, creators, and community leaders who are carefully contemplating the nature and practice of classical education.  In episode 8, David chats with Christopher Perrin, founder of Classical Academic Press, about the role the early and medieval monastics played in preserving Western culture, Christian and secular alike. Topics include the evolution of Dr. Perrin's interest in the subject, ways the monastics made the Western canon possible, and how the monastics can instruct us as teachers in 2017.  Subscribe to FORMA on iTunes here.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What happened to the women of 29 Endicott Street? See Part 2 of our conversation with Jade Luiz, archaeologist ,”Privies, Prostitutes and Personal History.” The post Life Preservers: October Podcast | Privies, Prostitutes, and Personal History Part II appeared first on Verissima Productions.

Prostitutes in 19th century Boston? Women-owned businesses or “soiled doves?” Or both? Join Archaeologist and historian Jade Luiz as we explore what can be learned about these women from a combination of archaeological artifacts and genealogical research. Podcast Part I: Who were they? The post Life Preservers: October Podcast | Privies, Prostitutes, and Personal History appeared first on Verissima Productions.

Preserver. What if our actions are not our own? What if all of us are merely pawns in a universe-spanning game, controlled by vastly older races with agendas and motivations that remain obscured? How would we know? And, most importantly, how would the mighty Captain Kirk deal with them? In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson talk about the Shatnerverse novel Preserver. We discuss the nature of the Preservers, fate versus free will, duplicate Earths, secret groups within the Federation, the two Kirks, Teilani, and wrap up with our final thoughts and ratings. In the news segment, we talk about Star Trek comic news from SDCC and review issue #10 of Boldly Go. News IDW Publishing Update From SDCC (00:05:02) Boldly Go #10 (00:10:36) Feature: Preserver The William Shatnerverse (00:20:16) The Preservers (00:23:53) Fate/Predestination (00:31:50) Duplicate Earths (00:47:36) Section 31? (00:51:55) Two Kirks (01:04:08) No Happy Ending (01:07:13) Ratings (01:14:13) Final Thoughts (01:18:17) Hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Associate Producer) Bruce Gibson (Associate Producer)

Early Alien Visits to EarthThe surprise Vulcan arrival on Earth in the mid 21st Century changed history forever. However, despite this epic event being filed under "First Contact" in the history books, Star Trek repeatedly shows aliens visiting Earth from the planet's beginnings. Join Phillip, Daniel, and Darren as they jump across our planet's history with the Preservers, Apollo, Ferengi, and more.Which alien encounter with Earth is your favorite?

Completing the connection from the TOS episode (and our podcast on) "The Paradise Syndrome," Mike and The Doctor look at the super fun TNG episode "The Chase." We break down the Federation's misuse of the flagship, Picard's misuse of the flagship and Yrdrian's totally terrible spaceships. PLUS! We discuss whether these aliens are the Preservers and Mike has a FABULOUS (guess who's writing this) theory on how the preservers out obelisks on all the planets! Hey, leave us a rating on iTunes! It really helps people find us! Just like hiding a message in DNA!! Don’t miss an episode! Subscribe @ hyperurl.co/talkaboutstartrek Like what you hear? Check out Kumail Nanjiani’s X-Files Files @ smarturl.it/xfilesfiles Oh! Check out our survey @ smarturl.it/feralsurvey

In Part 2 of a 2-part interview Master Food Preservers Jennifer Bell and Joyce Houston talk about canning albacore tuna. Produced and hosted by Jennifer Bell, khsu.org

In Part 1 of a 2-part interview Master Food Preservers Jennifer Bell and Joyce Houston talk about canning albacore tuna. Produced and hosted by Jennifer Bell, khsu.org

What are the fundamental questions you must answer to help each of your 5 constituencies become more successful because of their relationship with you? Not …

Interview with Lori Stokes, Scholar Books about Salem: “ A Storm of Witchcraft” by Emerson Baker “ Entertaining Satan,” by John Putnam Demos Excellent app by Emerson Baker and others on itunes:  The Salem Witch Trials The Puritans were more exciting than you think: John Winthrop’s journal:  Available from many different sources, including Google Books[Read More] The post Salem Surprise: Myth Busting about the Witch Trials – Life Preservers Podcast: Episode 13 appeared first on Verissima Productions.

Dark Victory. James T. Kirk has faced many enemies over the course of his life: Klingons, Khan, Romulans, and countless others. However, none of them will prove as worthy an opponent as his most dreaded enemy: himself! The mirror universe shows us dark reflections of ourselves, and Kirk's counterpart, Tiberius, is the deadliest of them all! In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Bruce Gibson and Dan Gunther discuss the William Shatner novel, Dark Victory, book two in his Mirror Universe trilogy. We talk about the plot, Project Sign, the pacing, a lack of trust, the legend of the Preservers, Kirk trying to outrun death, and our ratings. In the news, we review two comics: New Visions 15: The Traveler, and Green Lantern: Stranger Worlds #6. News New Visions #15 (00:04:25) Stranger Worlds #5 (00:12:52) Feature: Dark Victory The Shatnerverse (00:19:32) The Story (00:21:55) Project Sign (00:29:49) Pacing (00:37:48) Secrets Among Friends (00:48:43) The Preservers (00:51:55) Nonstop Kirk (00:55:49) Ratings (01:00:40) Final Thoughts (01:04:37) Hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson Production Matthew Rushing (Editor and Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager) Ken Tripp (Associate Producer) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Associate Producer) Bruce Gibson (Associate Producer)

There is much that we can learn from Donna and her journey into the past. Hearing her story will undoubtedly inspire all of us to start looking into our own family histories. What we may uncover may be beyond our imaginations! The post Life Preservers Podcast: Episode 11 – Donna Blinn, Genealogist appeared first on Verissima Productions.

  In honor of Black History month, a podcast about famed writer and poet Margaret Walker, oral histories of the civil rights movement, and more…with Dr. Robert Luckett of Jackson State University.   Show Notes:   CLICK HERE to visit the Digital Archives at the Margaret Walker Center: They include a digital archives project, book[Read More] The post Life Preservers Podcast: Episode 10 – Exploring Black History & The Margaret Walker Center appeared first on Verissima Productions.

(Episode 135) This week’s Creepy Pasta: MiniPasta Mash-Up! -(The Preservers): http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/The_Preservers - (The Clicking Sound Coming from Our New Cat...): https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/56dqru/the_clicking_sound_coming_from_our_new_cat/ Intro/Outro music: Ghost Story from Imcompetech.com http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/ Thumbs up to all our listeners, and the community of Creepypasta.wiki and Reddit /NoSleep, the writer of the creepypastas: GreyOwl and milkythesquid, and the readers on Youtube. Without, we wouldn't have this discussion. So thank you all! (Creepypasta.wiki): http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Creepypasta_Wiki (Reddit /NoSleep): https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/ (MrCreepyPasta's Reading of The Preservers): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxW1Elm5K5c send us an email at aldenterigamortis@gmail.com Also check out the title cards for each episode: http://crazonstudios.tumblr.com/ And if you want to show your support, consider becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/aldenterigamortis

Master Food Preservers Christine Lewis and Joyce Houston talk about the upcoming Master Food Preserver training program in 2017. Produced and hosted by Jennifer Bell, khsu.org

This episode Ken and I talk with Nigel Hetherington from Past Preservers. We talk about Archaeology in the Media and how Past Preservers works to provide professional authorities for the media, even for shows that might be a bit on the fringe.

This episode Ken and I talk with Nigel Hetherington from Past Preservers. We talk about Archaeology in the Media and how Past Preservers works to provide professional authorities for the media, even for shows that might be a bit on the fringe.Links Past Preservershttp://pastpreservers.com/info@pastpreservers.comtwitter @pastpreserversHeritage DailyLost Civilization of America CSICOP Rebuttal to Lost Civilization of America Civilizations Lost and Found: Fabricating History - Part One: An Alternate RealityCivilizations Lost and Found: Fabricating History - Part Two: False Messages in Stone Civilizations Lost and Found: Fabricating History - Part Three: Real Messages in DNA ContactsEmail us at ArchyFantasies@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter at @Archyfantasies and find us on FaceBook. Theme Music by ArcheopSoup ProductionsProduced by Chris Webster and Tristan BoyleEdited by Chris Webster  

The Grand Rapids indie-folk band returns home from a U.S. tour -- after downsizing -- and performs for Local Spins on WYCE, which also debuted new music by Nicholas James & The Bandwagon, Seth Bernard, The Preservers, Sligh, Kari Lynch and more. Read the story, listen to the podcast, watch the video.

First Class: Greetings, Cadets. I say this while many of you now outrank me, due to battlefield promotions and the like. We also are greeting those joining us via subspace like across several dozen planets, starbases, several hundred starships currently on assignment, as well as our new colleagues joining us remotely from New Talax and Kobali Prime. The purpose of this class is to gain familiarity with a few of the thousands of humanoid, sentient, and sapient beings so far encountered. We'll work from the inside out, and please let me know if there are any species you want to know more about sooner. We'll eventually get to them all, even if we have to involve Temporal Affairs. That was a joke, class; just in case any of you are here from the future, please excuse yourselves or wipe the next hour or so from your integration, and kindly don't go to the Temporal Affairs Office to report me for muddling the timestream. Class business: we meet once a week; assignments are collected at that time. If you're watching via subspace or delayed transmission, your assignments are due 170 hours after the receipt of the transmission of the class here. You should all have my contact information; Please see myself, Commander Lurrie or Lieutenant Commander Polk with any questions or concerns between classes. This class schedule is intended as higher-level Academy credits for those whose terms at the Academy were suspended due to the recent military activity and for those looking to earn additional course credits and commendations while on assignment away from planetside tasks. This is the first of a multi-semester course; We'll cover principles of humanoid lifeforms in this galaxy, as well as other sentient and sapient life forms who have been encountered by Federation ships or members, and then those whose reports have come secondhand from other species and powers with whom we have current correspondence. And now, here we cover the breadth and length of what to expect this term. We'll cover the definitions of the following terms and how they relate to exploration, interaction, and diplomacy: Humanoid Sentient Sapient Once these terms are defined, we'll discuss what is known about ancient humanoid species, the Preservers, and how these ancient races made sure that bipedal, two-armed species with a generally discernable neck and head structure housing a brain became the dominant spacefaring species type. We'll begin with the first Federation species - Humans, Vulcans, Andorians, Tellarites - and work towards other major species. Federation species we look forward to learning about include Betazoids, Deltans, Denobulans, Rigellians, Benzites, Bolians, Caitians, Halliians, Ktarians, Risians, Trill, Zakdorn, and several others. We'll also look at our newly-former foes, the Klingons, as well, as their allies the Gorn, Orions, Nausicans, Letheans, and others Other notables species of the quadrant include the Romulans, Remans, Cardassians, Bajorans, Ferengi, and Tzenkethi, after which we'll discuss various Gamma Quadrant and Delta Quadrant species encountered in the last half-century. We'll then delve into species that depart from the humanoid definition and how that changes the equations. Examples of these species include Tholians, Horta, Q, Bzzit Khaht, Changelings, Devidians, Crystalline Entity, and the Undine. We'll also compare and contrast various species and how small genetic and morphological changes interact with their home planets, other species, and how inter-species breeding is achieved with help from our colleagues in the sapient genetics section. For your first assignment, you are to spend around 250 words - or between 200 and 300 for the pedantic among you - describing your own species or background of species. For your second assignment, you are to describe in detail the first experience you had with a member of a species that is not your own. This species should not be from your homeworld or...

Jonathan Williams & Alissa Moore (Nomi Network) - Luke 4:14-21

Jonathan Williams & Alissa Moore (Nomi Network) - Luke 4:14-21

Get your pencil and paper ready and get comfortable because Jon has a chat with Ernest and Rose from the Master Food Preservers program for over an hour and 40 minutes! Ernest (who teaches the class) and Rose (a recent graduate) discuss food drying, fermentation, canning, jam, etc. This is a great introduction for anybody interested in food preservation and how a vegan can benefit from it. For any questions, email VeganSnackAttack@gmail.com and Jon will forward your questions to Ernest and Rose. Their mission is to spread the preservation know-how!