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It has been a whole year since our entire world has been shaken by the spiky virus itself, yes you already know what we are talking about. Join Krit & Kaman as they tackle the one year anniversary of SARS-CoV-2. They discuss from the moments they first heard of the virus to the moments they are looking forward to post-pandemic. Remember: Please continue wearing your masks in order to keep your loved ones safe. Yes, even if you've received one dosage. To follow along Krit and Kaman's individual journeys follow them on Instagram, instragam.com/akriticallook & instagram.com/kaman.mph , respectively. Music by Peter Lam - XO - https://thmatc.co/?l=75B363F7 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Coronavirus and COVID-19 are taking over our lives. Everyone and their mother has come out with their advice and takes, from the super technical to the outright absurd. Hosts Marc Alifanz and Kate Bischoff are joined by Joey Price of Jumpstart HR for a level-headed, practical look at how businesses should manage through this unprecedented interruption in our lives. We give our best overall advice and answer listener submitted questions, all while drinking Corona, using hand sanitizer and not taking ourselves too seriously. Remember: Please submit your stories, comments, questions, concerns and/or discussion items, which you can email to hwepodcast@gmail.com. Please let your friends, colleagues and families know we're back and to SUBSCRIBE wherever you listen to podcasts and RATE & REVIEW us on iTunes. Also, now with video on Facebook and on Youtube. Just subscribe to our Facebook group or our YouTube Channel!! Kate Twitter: @k8bischHRLaw Marc Twitter: @saladpants Podcast Twitter: @HWEPodcast Joey Price Twitter: @JoeyVPriceHR Disclaimer: Nothing in this podcast constitutes legal advice!

The verdict is in on Tavis Smiley! Mr. Smiley was suspended and fired in 2017 as a former PBS host at the height of #MeToo, accused of having sexual relations -- some consensual, some not -- with co-workers, including subordinates. He sued PBS, who counter-sued based on a morals clause in his contract. In their first special episode, Marc and Kate discuss the case and the jury verdict that came down in early March 2020. Remember: Please submit your stories, comments, questions, concerns and/or discussion items, which you can email to hwepodcast@gmail.com. Please let your friends, colleagues and families know we're back and to SUBSCRIBE wherever you listen to podcasts and RATE & REVIEW us on iTunes. Also, now with video on Facebook and on Youtube. Just subscribe to our Facebook group or our YouTube Channel!! Kate Twitter: @k8bischHRLaw Marc Twitter: @saladpants Podcast Twitter: @HWEPodcast

Things to buy in DecemberGift cardsChristmas decorations (after Christmas)ChampagneWedding dressesGolf clubsCookies: National Cookie Day - Dec. 4New carsOne list had TO buy Jewelry, one list said DON’T buy Jewelry. Things not to buy in DecemberHigh-end electronicsExercise equipmentBeddingTips for Black Friday shopping:· Black Friday Sales have already started. Some of the best discounts are: iPads, Apple Watches, TVs, and headphones, but also air fryers, vacuums, Instant Pots and DNA kits also joining the Black Friday mix.· Retailers want to entice shoppers into stores in the hopes they will purchase more – so that is why for some of the best deals you do have to go in person.· Black Friday isn’t just on the Friday after Thanksgiving. Many retailers are starting their Black Friday sales earlier and earlier with some offering steep discounts as soon as Wednesday. · Try online first; look for free shipping. Also consider in-store pickup when it’s available.· Earn cash back: Whether shopping in-store or online, look to cash back through websites that encourage you to scan your receipts. · Use coupons and rewards programs from stores. · Don’t forget to mail in your rebates on small appliances.Check The OddsYou might think they try to keep the odds secret, but they’re actually printed right on the back of every single ticket. You can even ask the cashier at the store to let you know what it says before you purchase. Go with games that have better odds.The Cheaper The Ticket, The Worse The OddsSimilar to slot machines where you have to play big to win big, lotto’s tend to save the high dollar winnings for those willing to shell out a little extra in order to play.· Mississippi has 4 scratch off tickets: a $1: ”Three times Lucky” Approximate overall odds - 1:4.75 , 2 at $2: “Happy Holidays Y’all” Approximate overall odds - 1:4.39 and “Triple 7” Approximate overall odds - 1:4.32 , and a $5 “$100,00 Jackpot” Approximate overall odds - 1:3.98· This means that 1 out of every 3.98 tickets will be a winner.· It doesn't mean that every fourth ticket in a row wins, and it doesn't mean that in a random sampling of 4 tickets, one will definitely be a winner. It means that in the total number of tickets allotted, in all the stores across the state, that percentage of tickets are winners.Hold On To Losing TicketsIt’s tempting to toss them away after you’ve been disappointed, but several games (including scratch-offs) hold second-chance lottos where you can send in the dud and still win some cash.You should also have the cashier scan them in case you overlooked winnings. It might not be the big prize, but you could be in store for at least a little cash to keep you going for the next round.Set a scratch-off budget and stick with it. Decide how much you can afford to spend on a scratch-offs each month. This absolutely has to be money you can afford to lose, because you will lose money playing the lottery long-term. It's a guarantee.When you've set a monthly budget, take money for scratch-offs from the leftover cash, not used for rent, groceries, or other necessary expenses. If you've got a fund set aside for fun stuff, you could take it out of there if you enjoy playing scratch-offs.Check Your State's Website: ms lottery home dot comYou don’t want to buy a ton of cards for a game only to check online and realize the biggest prizes have already been claimed, so make sure to look before even heading out to the store. Ticket will continue to be sold after prize money is given out, until all tickets are sold.Pick Newer Games FirstThe website will also let you know when they introduce a new game so you can be first in line to claim all the fresh new prizes. You still have a chance at real money as long as those larger prizes are still in play, which isn’t always the case with older games.Remember: "Please play responsibly.""You must be 21 or older to play.""Gambling problem? Call 888-777-9696." See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hour 1: BZ spoke to Rev RALPH J CHITTAMS SR about politics, religion, blacks in America and Leftists!Hour 2: Don't believe the American Media Maggots -- there's a LOT of good news about President Trump!Remember: PLEASE go to the official SHR Media chat room for the show, at SHRMEDIA.COM!

Meet Bob Krist, a world renowned National Geographic photographer and videographer, spokesperson for Nikon and Sony. I got to know Bob when I was an art teacher in New Hope, PA where he taught my students how to shoot their work for portfolios back in the day when artist created film slides.  I have been his fan ever since. In this episode, we talked by phone from his home in San Miguel De Allende. He shares stories of rewiring his career in his late 50’s as the travel photography business tanked and the world of video storytelling emerged.  He and his wife, Peggy Krist, have worked together for 30 years in collaboration on the photography/business side of their lives and continue to collaborate in pursuing the work of their late son, Jonathan Krist, a talented jazz musician and social activist. Bob and Peggy created the Jonathan D. Krist Foundation that continues the work of Jon in awarding music scholarships for talented inner city youth in Camden, New Jersey.   See the links below for connection to Bob’s photography/video work and the JDK Foundation.  Peggy Krist has recently published a book , Grief to Generosity: Honor Your Child by Helping Others which can be found through the link below. Remember - Please, Rate, Share and Subscribe to our podcast and follow us @https://www.facebook.com/ELDERANDWISERPODCAST/ If you have a story to share about the issues of becoming elder and wiser, or know someone who does, please contact betsy@elderandwiser.org or call 410-929-1238 Bob’s Photo/Video Work https://bobkrist.com/ https://www.nationalgeographic.com/expeditions/experts/bob-krist/ https://vimeo.com/bobkrist https://www.sonyalpharumors.com/national-geographic-photographer-bob-krist-explains-why-he-moved-to-sony/ https://alphauniverse.com/stories/what-s-in-my-bag--bob-krist-s-lightweight-kit-for-4k-and-stills/ Peggy Krist/Jonathan D. Krist Foundation https://www.amazon.com/Grief-Generosity-Honor-Helping-Others/dp/057840110X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1556548403&sr=1-1-catcorr https://www.compassionatefriends.org/blog/keeping-your-child-present/?fbclid=IwAR0vzlsVdxnd4xvXORtLBPmJMEORpdC3P3ttRU1PPo8xSjc_q_I0y5W_Wdc

Suicide is discussed in this podcast. If you or someone you know needs someone to talk to, do not hesitate to call the National Suicide Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 or go online to https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ if you perfer to use their online chat. This week on Ballots and Bottles, Ellen and Lexi welcome special guest, Intern Sean. That's right, Ellen and Lexi have an intern. Although it was a very unprofessional move for Intern Sean to become our intern without telling the ladies he's moving to Thailand - he is going to get a promotion nonetheless. Intern Sean brought this weeks beverage of choice - Sidewalk Slammers, which is not a hipster IPA. They then get into serious subjects like aliens, pooping, campus police shootings, and North Korea. If you want to skip over the singing, feel free....but you'll regret it. Remember - Please give us a five star review and Subscribe. Follow us @BallotsBottles @EllenFlem @LexiDussi and Intern Sean @@condrick44 Follow us on Instagram @BallotsandBottles

Welcome back to A Force to Remember! In our final episode of this miniseries, we discuss Shannon's favorite movie of all time, An Affair to Remember, before getting over to the final film in the current Star Wars timeline, Return of the Jedi. Did I love Cary Grant's charming ways as much as Shannon was creeped out by the Ewoks? You'll have to listen in to find out! Liked what you heard on A Force to Remember? Please head on over to iTunes and leave us a rating and a review - it's the best way for Crosstawk to grow and find new listeners, so we'd surely appreciate it. Thanks for listening, everyone, and be sure to come back on Friday when Shannon guest-stars on the latest episode of Box Office Poison!

It's 2007 and we're back and firing on all Feel Good cylinders! As ever 10 more hot tunes - We start off seriously funky and build it up to some big smile on your face classics! Lots of people have been asking for a run down of what we play so here goes! Remember - Please leave a comment if you like this - We love to hear from you and don't forget to be our friend on Myspace! 1. Dennis Ferrer - Church Lady 2. The Brand New Heavies – I don’t know why I love you (Kenny Dope mix) 3. Secret Service - Good inside 4. Chocolate Puma v Rockers Revenge – Always on Sunshine 5. Inner City -Pennies from Heaven (Mark Wilkinson Kidology mix) 6. Fergie – Fergalicious (Mr Men mix) 7. Bob Sinclar - Everybody Movin’ (Eddie Thonieck mix) 8. Jerry Ropero - Ocean Drums (Mischa Daniels mix) 9. Cassius - Feelings for you 10. Bob Sinclar – I feel for you (Erick Morillo Mix) www.feelgoodhouse.com www.myspace.com/feelgoodhousedjs