Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Nelson

A diver trapped at the bottom of the ocean—true story.

She's older, wiser, and still delightfully awkward.

A quiet film with a loud emotional pulse.

Ryan Robert Nelson joined us on today's show!  You've seen him in local TV commericals, in local productions for many years at Brave New Workshop and Yellow Tree Theater and now Ryan joins us to talk to us about his current project, the Folsom Prison Experience and original Johnny Cash tribute show that is touring and will arrive at the Fitzgeral theater in Saint Paul in October.  Ryan is hilarious and we highly suggest you buy tickets to anything he's involved with.  

Bridget's back—again!

Todd Kramer and Robert Nelson rate and review Maria Callas.

Send us a textHey campers, get away from that bongo and over to the fire, we got some stories to tell. This week we tell you about Robert Nelson, Alaskan hunter turned killer. We also tell you about some weird ass celeb stories including naked bongos, bad tattoos, and Twilight.

Todd Kramer and Robert Nelson talk about the 2024 Bob Dillon biopic A Complete Unknown #ACompleteUnknown  #movie #acting #actingtraining #film #moviereview #moviereviews #FilmReview #MovieDiscussion #CinemaLovers #FilmCritic #MovieTalk #TrailerReview #NowPlaying #MovieBuff #FilmAnalysis #CinephileCommunity #MovieDebate #HollywoodTalk #IndieFilms #BlockbusterMovies #FilmFanatics #MoviePodcast #FilmGeeks #MovieRecommendations #MustWatchMovies #CinematicExperience #cinema #hollywood #filmmaking #director #actor #screenwriting #movietrailer #trailers #nowwatching #cinephile #movielover #behindthescenes #setlife #filmcritic #moviescene #movienight #filmcommunity #onset #cinematic #moviestar #filmbuff #movieaddict #boxoffice #indiefilm

Todd Kramer and Robert Nelson discuss the 2024 film, Nosferatu. LINKTREE

This episode has Todd Kramer and Robert Nelson talking all things Joker! Teaser trailer included...

Welcome to our brand new series called OFFstage ONscreen! Where we talk about everything to do with film and cinema. This week we review Beetlejuice 2 with our own, in-house movie reviewer Robert Nelson.

What happens when you mix the resolution of a contract dispute with a glass of Sazerac rye whiskey? Tune in as hosts Josh Saffran and Matt Marrs, accompanied by Robert Nelson and special guest Ben Biesenthal, bring you a lively discussion brimming with insights and laughter. We kick things off by talking about the importance of team dynamics and the power of a heartfelt apology. Then, we shift gears to savor the flavors of fine spirits, from the complexities of Sazerac rye to the straightforward pleasures of Bush Light and vodka. These spirited conversations set the stage for an exploration of Ben's refined taste in beverages and the camaraderie kindled over good drinks.Ever wondered what it takes to build a restaurant empire that stands the test of time? Ben Biesenthal, the visionary behind Gusano's and Grubb's, shares his inspiring journey from Chicago's pizza joints to founding a culinary staple in the South. We delve into the trials and triumphs of maintaining high-quality dining experiences, revealing the secrets behind makeshift TV mounts and over two decades of success. Ben's stories and insights offer a masterclass in the delicate balance of innovation and tradition, emphasizing the importance of premium ingredients and exceptional service.Our episode wouldn't be complete without a flavorful dive into the world of pizza. From homemade ranch dressing to the eternal New York vs. Chicago-style debate, we cover it all with passion and humor. Claire, Gusano's operations manager, gets a special mention for her incredible homemade ranch, while we reminisce about unique offerings like the Dirty Bird and Leif Erickson pizzas. The conversation also explores the vibrant community culture at our establishments and looks ahead to the exciting future of South Walton Spirits. And don't miss the hilariously unfortunate tale of a boat renaming ceremony gone wrong, wrapping up the episode with plans for future events in the creatively envisioned "Nelson Loft." Join us for an episode filled with stories, laughter, and a celebration of good food and drink!

Robert Nelson is the director of coaching for Prosperity Connection and he joined us to detail the level of debt in St. Louis and how to be smarter with your money. Plus, Cardinals Spanish-language broadcaster Bengie Molina and future Blues GM Alexander Steen join us!

Robert Nelson of Just Mystic clothing joins to discuss how he's built and incredibly successful apparel brand by bucking the trend and starting from a brick and mortar location. Robert discusses the tactics he used as well as the strategy and data analysis behind his approach.TOPICS DISCUSSED IN TODAY'S EPISODEUsing a location to build a brandD2C vs Brick and mortarFeedback and validation from pop-upsMoving from brick and mortar to onlineRiding the waveTakeaway's from the military: leadershipCoS unlockBeing brilliant with the basicsBridging offline with onlineResources:Just MysticJim Huffman websiteGrowthHit Additional episodes you might enjoy:Startup Ideas by Paul Graham (#45)Nathan Barry: How to Bootstrap a Company to $30M in a Crowded Market (#41)How I Met My Biz Partner and Less Learned Hitting $2M ARR (#44)Ryan Hamilton on his Netflix special, touring with Jerry Seinfeld, & how to write a joke (#10)How We're Validating Startup Ideas (#51) 

Today, we get to hear from Robert Nelson and Annie Burt (staff members at Faith Chapel in Billings, Montana). Robert and Annie talk us through their journey of implementing Pure Desire groups and resources at Faith Chapel. We talk through initial hurdles, challenges they've faced, the fruit they're seeing from their efforts, and lots in between.RESOURCESFull Episode Video (YouTube)Betrayal & BeyondUnraveledSexual Integrity 101Conquer Series (Soul Refiner)Seven Pillars of FreedomGroup Leader TrainingFearless SeriesImmanuel Garraway (Church Relations Specialist)ConnectedPure Desire CounselingFree ToolsHave PD Come SpeakPure Desire Summit GET STARTEDFree eBook: 7 Keys To Understanding Betrayal TraumaFree eBook: 5 Steps to Freedom From PornSchedule Your Free 15-Minute Counseling ConsultationJoin A Pure Desire Online Group SOCIALSFollow us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramFollow us on X (Twitter)

HATE WEEK continues for Locked On Sun Devils as host Richie Bradshaw takes a look at some great moments from recent memory for Arizona State Sun Devils football vs the Arizona Wildcats football team in the Duel in the Desert. It's a long and storied rivalry, but many of us weren't alive or old enough to understand the importance or witness the greatness of some of the Territorial Cup's best moments. However, there have been more than enough moments in recent memory to cherish for the Sun Devils. Think of Jalin Conyers posterizing two Wildcats last year, or DJ Taylor's opening kick return touchdown in the famous 70-7 game (which has plenty of great moments by itself. Robert Nelson's clutch interception in 2012 helped the Sun Devils complete a comeback down south that saw Arizona State score 23 unanswered. Jack Jones had a phenomenal pick-six just a couple of years ago that was a dagger for the Sun Devils. For Sun Devils fans, there has been no shortage of great moments, but these are some of our favorites that we will share on this edition of the Locked On Sun Devils podcast.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Listening.comWouldn't it be amazing if you could listen to a textbook, like an audiobook? Now, you can! Listening.com is an app that turns any academic reading into audio. Go to Listening.dot/LOCKEDON and you'll be able to get your first three weeks free!LinkedInLinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply.eBay MotorsWith all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers.PrizePicksGo to PrizePicks.com/lockedoncollege and use code lockedoncollege for a first deposit match up to $100! Daily Fantasy Sports Made Easy!GametimeDownload the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase.FanDuelScore early this NFL season with FanDuel, America's Number One Sportsbook! Right now, NEW customers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR MONEYLINE BET! That's A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your team wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started.FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN)Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

HATE WEEK continues for Locked On Sun Devils as host Richie Bradshaw takes a look at some great moments from recent memory for Arizona State Sun Devils football vs the Arizona Wildcats football team in the Duel in the Desert. It's a long and storied rivalry, but many of us weren't alive or old enough to understand the importance or witness the greatness of some of the Territorial Cup's best moments. However, there have been more than enough moments in recent memory to cherish for the Sun Devils. Think of Jalin Conyers posterizing two Wildcats last year, or DJ Taylor's opening kick return touchdown in the famous 70-7 game (which has plenty of great moments by itself. Robert Nelson's clutch interception in 2012 helped the Sun Devils complete a comeback down south that saw Arizona State score 23 unanswered. Jack Jones had a phenomenal pick-six just a couple of years ago that was a dagger for the Sun Devils. For Sun Devils fans, there has been no shortage of great moments, but these are some of our favorites that we will share on this edition of the Locked On Sun Devils podcast. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Listening.com Wouldn't it be amazing if you could listen to a textbook, like an audiobook? Now, you can! Listening.com is an app that turns any academic reading into audio. Go to Listening.dot/LOCKEDON and you'll be able to get your first three weeks free! LinkedIn LinkedIn Jobs helps you find the qualified candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at LinkedIn.com/LOCKEDONCOLLEGE. Terms and conditions apply. eBay Motors With all the parts you need at the prices you want, it's easy to turn your car into the MVP and bring home that win. Keep your ride-or-die alive at EbayMotors.com. Eligible items only. Exclusions apply. eBay Guaranteed Fit only available to US customers. PrizePicks Go to PrizePicks.com/lockedoncollege and use code lockedoncollege for a first deposit match up to $100! Daily Fantasy Sports Made Easy! Gametime Download the Gametime app, create an account, and use code LOCKEDONCOLLEGE for $20 off your first purchase. FanDuel Score early this NFL season with FanDuel, America's Number One Sportsbook! Right now, NEW customers get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in BONUS BETS with any winning FIVE DOLLAR MONEYLINE BET! That's A HUNDRED AND FIFTY BUCKS – if your team wins! Visit FanDuel.com/LOCKEDON to get started. FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms…

WATCH THE VIDEO OF THIS PODCAST HERE: https://www.thetayf.com/pages/multimedia?wchannelid=c4ogwxwvtw&wmediaid=3ejofgyzqwEver wondered what it means to age in today's world? Join us as we explore this intriguing subject with our special guest, gerontology expert Dr. Ken Dychtwald. Ken unravels his latest research findings, shedding new light on society's shifting attitudes towards aging.We traverse new territory, revealing Robert Nelson's personal regimen with Altos Labs to prevent illness and extend longevity. Let's examine the colossal $3 billion investment in genomics and how advancements in this field could reshape our approach to diagnosing, treating, and preventing diseases.Lastly, we shift gears to blockchain technology, dissecting the blockchain trilemma and the risks associated with investing in this flourishing innovation. We also delve into the captivating world of Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), exploring how they're transforming the way we handle our digital and physical lives.Subscribe to podcast updates: https://form.jotform.com/223614751580152Ask Ric: https://www.thetayf.com/pages/ask-ricRic's Books: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Ric-Edelman/author/B000APYJPM-----Links from today's show:The New Age of Aging: https://agewave.com/ken-dychtwald-the-journal-on-active-aging/Global X Genomics and Biotechnology ETF (Symbol: GNOM): https://www.globalxetfs.com/funds/gnom/Age Wave (website): https://agewave.com/Age Wave (book): https://agewave.com/product/age-wave/Radical Curiosity: https://agewave.com/product/radical-curiosity/The Truth About Your Future: http://www.thetayf.com/TheTruthAYF (articles): https://www.thetayf.com/pages/exclusive-contentFollow Ric on social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RicEdelmanInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ric_edelman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ricedelman/X (formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/ricedelman YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@RicEdelmanBrought to you by:Global X ETFs: https://www.globalxetfs.com/Invesco QQQ: https://www.invesco.com/qqq-etf/en/home.htmlPrisidio: https://www.prisid.io/Schwab: https://www.schwab.com/Disclosure page: https://www.thetayf.com/pages/sponsorship-disclosure-fee-----

Addicted to Winning started exactly 100 episodes ago.  There have been many guests from various walks of life, with varying experiences, and different industries who have come to generously to share their failures, great successes, and the lessons they've learned on their journey. All of them have been shining examples of what it means to be addicted to winning.  For the 100th episode, there could not be a better guest to have on in honor of this monumental moment.  Robert Nelson is more than a guest, and more human than most human beings.  He's a father, author, speaker, business consultant, sales professional, master grant writer, and mentor to youth.  You may want to pull up a comfy chair, clear out the distractions, and get ready to take a cosmic dive into existentialism.  In this episode, Robert takes us back to his childhood as a kid on the streets of Chicago, doing battle with distractions that come with drugs and drinking.  He shares the pivotal moment he was awakened as a child and later as a young man and father.  In this episode, Jeff asks Robert what drives him.  Robert shares how we're provoked by life to take action as human beings.  He explains the process of discovery is part of learning lessons, gaining experience, and elevating to the next plane of consciousness.  Robert explains that 90% of the activity required to keep us alive is done without our knowledge; it's a miracle.  Jeff and Robert talk about how to identify goals necessary to solve the problems of this world and help the masses.  They talk about their views on spirituality, religion, and the difference between the two.  Listen in as these two take you on the most impactful, existential, and transformative conversation you'll have the pleasure of being involved in this year.    Favorite Quote: “I will say this though, that I've realized that the term is controversial because what is winning? Winning isn't a nebulous concept. You have to really give consideration to winning involves having a goal. But a lot of people think to win, that means somebody got to lose. It means by whatever means necessary, regardless of who gets hurt in the process, I got to win. But that's not real. The reality, and this is one of the most profound things I've ever discovered, is that Jeff, winning”   “It was love. I'm like, this is a being that I'm accountable for. So if it required my life to get this done, I got to do something about this situation”   “Only people that never fail are supposed to never do anything, right? You got to fail. And it's a part of the process of discovery.”   “There's a discovery to be made wherever you go”   -Robert Nelson   Connect with Robert Nelson Linked In @Robert Nelson Website: https://carechair.org/  Facebook https://www.facebook.com/realrobertnelson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-nelson-21978114/   How To Get Involved: Addicted to Winning connects listeners through stories that prove why mindset matters. Jeff Brekken was working a 60-hour week on his family's farm by the time he was 10. When he wasn't helping with the harvest, he was at the hockey rink. Jeff's early life experiences taught him he needs to be either all-in or all-out. In 2000 he started a single-family home construction business and by 2008 he was looking for the next big thing. Jeff founded the Blue SKy Benefit Solutions & Rise Above HR/ Recruiting on top of a lifelong passion for helping people. Through this show, Jeff will take that passion one step further. If you enjoyed this episode, head over and visit us on Apple Podcasts - leave a review and let us know what you thought! Your feedback keeps us going. Thanks for helping. 

In this episode of the Get Outdoors South podcast, co-host Robert Nelson is back on the show, and he and Brian are taking time to get caught up from last deer season. Robert and Brian both discuss their struggles and successes from last season, as well as their plans to do more fishing and turkey hunting this spring.

The population of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico rose from 12,000 in 1964 to 300,000 today. That should be no surprise, given the Mexican beach resort city consists of great weather, warm people, reputed excellent healthcare and mountains which offer stunning ocean views. Robert Nelson fell in love with Puerto Vallarta when he began visiting in the 1970s. Living there has been a dream come true for him. Find out more about Robert's love for Puerto Vallarta, on Episode 123 of Retire There with Gil & Gene.Robert Nelson's two books on Puerto Vallarta are Expats in Paradise: Life in Puerto Vallarta and Boomers in Paradise: Living in Puerto Vallarta.Robert Nelson also created the online magazine, Expats in Mexico, though he recently sold it.

There are all sorts of anniversaries in life, however seldom is a milestone celebrated for a candy. But then there are few confections as worthy of special recognition as Heavenly Hash. This year is the centennial of Elmer Chocolate creating the Heavenly Hash Easter Egg. In 1923, the recipe was purchased from a New Orleans confectionary store. Prior to that purchase, the candy was generally sold in slices. The Elmer folks developed the technology to make Heavenly Hash in a chocolate egg-shaped covering. Robert Nelson, CEO of Elmer Chocolate, joins Louisiana Life Executive Editor Errol Laborde, along with podcast producer Kelly Massicot, to talk about one of the world's great candies, as well as Gold Bricks, Pecan Eggs and other Elmer's products like chocolate packed valentine boxes. This is not a commercial but a culinary history combining chocolate, almond, pecans and skilled marketing. We'll also hear about the uproar when an expanding drug store chain decided one year not to carry Elmer's products.

Remembering those lost to racial injustice while hoping for a brighter tomorrow, with poems by Art Cohen, Robert Nelson and Ted Lockhart. Support the show

Cette semaine sur le podcast, Alex, Papy Jo et le stagiaire font la critique de l'album Nul n'est roé en son royaume de l'artiste Robert Nelson! Chansons :Flambant Neu et Lucioles Découverte de la semaine :The Madness Of Humanity - The Come Withe Siren Sounds (Alex)J7 - Garde ta barbe (Stagiaire)Eros Necropsique - Le nécrophile (Papy Jo)Ren - Hi Ren (Alex) Bonne écoute!Liens : dubruitamesoreilles.com

On this episode of the Maddy Report Valley Views Edition, Mark Keppler is joined by a senior fellow at the non-partisan Public Policy Institute of California, specializing in K–12 education, with an emphasis on math and science education. He'll also talk to school superintendents, Sara Noguchi, Robert Nelson, Eimear O'Brien, Mark Luque, and Kirk Shrum, from throughout the Valley—from Modesto to Bakersfield—to see what they think about raising high school graduation requirements.

In this episode, Phillip Lanos and Jason Miller are joined by Robert K. Nelson, Founder, and CEO of Budget Management, LLC. Robert K. Nelson, I love to create value and positively impact the lives of others, especially young people to provide them with a path to success. You will also uncover how to overcome a business struggle that may help save your business.Tune in to learn more!Connect:Strategic Advisor Board: www.linkedin.com/company/strategic-advisor-boardJason Miller: www.linkedin.com/in/jasontmiller-sabPhillip Lanos: www.linkedin.com/in/philliplanosRobert K. NelsonLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/robert-k-nelsonWebsite: www.budgetmanagementllc.com

As an expert investor, Gladys Jeannette strives to raise awareness about infinite possibilities within the international realty industry and educate people on building wealth through real estate investment. Gladys speaks to educate and empower next-generation investors and entrepreneurs with the knowledge to build generational wealth and progress in their respective careers. She advocates promoting investments in the industry and believes no other field is as flexible and infinite as real estate. Fabian Rubal partners with high volume real estate leaders to develop fully operational co-owned mortgage businesses together.  At DIY Lender, Fabian handles the development of the brokerage and ongoing day-to-day operations. Robert Nelson is the author of several books including one he co-authored with Og Mandino entitled "The Greatest Sales Training in the World." He has been engaged in the profession of sales for decades and his personal mission and passion is to inspire the spirit of entrepreneurship in the hearts of young people.

Are you willing to make changes that will alter your family tree and generate income for future generations? Are you prepared to begin living your life fully and making a difference in the world? Robert Nelson offers his advice to us so that you can have a sound financial future.Remarkable Quotes:Robert: I'm proud of how old I am. The Lord's been good to me, and I've been blessed. Robert: Kids don't listen to their parents, but they emulate their parents.Robert: If you have several credit cards, you start with the one with the lowest balance, and that's the easiest one to pay offTravis: Debt is something that you can pay off down to zero and then never have to pay it againRobert: You have a savings account. It's not a spending account, it's a savings account.Robert: People keep saying that knowledge is power. No, applied knowledge is power.Highlights:{01:03} Who is Robert Nelson{08:55} Who can get help from Ramsey{11:35} starting with the first 1000 dollars in your emergency fund{14:00} Paying off your debt{36:04} 15% of your income into retirement savings{53:43} Pay off your house earlyRobert Nelson Bio: Robert has been a resident of the City of Bay City for 28 years and was elected Mayor in 2019 and is currently serving his second term. He is the proud father of 3 wonderful children.Robert landed a position at a chemical company where he worked for 18 years and sought increasingly responsible roles until he accepted a position in the safety department. He returned to school and graduated with a degree in Business Management. To use his skills more effectively Robert accepted a position at another company where he retired after 6 years as acting Safety Manager. In 1995 Robert started a real estate property and investment company that he continues to operate today.Robert is very active in his church and involved in various community organizations and initiativesRobert was a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer for many years and accepted a position on the CASA board before being elected president of the board. He served as a member and president of the Matagorda County Jazz Society and worked with the mission of providing scholarships to students. In addition, He served as a Chamber of Commerce Ambassador for several years.Robert has volunteered for many years for the United Way Day of Caring. He served as Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) chair, co-chair, and treasurer for 6 years before resigning in January 2019 to pursue other endeavors. He currently serves as president of the board of directors for the Baycel Federal Credit Union and has been on the board for 10+ years. Robert has been participating in Household Hazardous Waste Day, an effort aimed at preserving the health and safety of Bay City families, neighborhoods, and communities through the safe disposal of hazardous material for 25 years.He is currently a member of the lion's club and President of the Bay City Rotary and also a motorcycle enthusiast as well as a member of the Matagorda County Cavalry (who commit and act to honor our military heroes) and Road Riders, Inc. (who sponsor the annual motorcycle toy run to raise funds to purchase toys for kids).Connect with Robert: rknelson51@gmail.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-k-nelson-97aaba191Nonprofit Architect Podcast LinksMore Episodeshttp://nonprofitarchitect.org/blog Ultimate Podcast Guidehttps://nonprofitarchitect.org/ultimate-podcast-guide/ Ultimate Podcast Course fully WASC accreditedhttps://envisageconnect.com/education-training/partner-products/synergy-learning-institute/ Subscribe and Leave a Reviewhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonprofit-architect-podcast/id1481292481 Get Fully Funded by Sharing the Credithttps://mpro.sharingthecredit.com/appointly/appointments_public/form/DBF73E8A-7D93-438E-B42C-6683022EE380

Robert Nelson is the author of several books including one he co-authored with Og Mandino entitled "The Greatest Sales Training in the World." He has been engaged in the profession of sales for decades and his personal mission and passion is to inspire the spirit of entrepreneurship in the hearts of young people. Pedro Meneses is the owner and founder of The Way Of The Modern Beast, a movement to help men become great again through self-care and self-mastery. He is also the host of the Top-Rated Podcast Chronicles Of A Modern Beast. Ashley Herrera's highest priority is to make sure that the process of buying a home is simple and easy. She dedicates herself to each of you by educating, listening, and informing you from the beginning of the loan process to the end. She has the knowledge and experience of being behind the scenes as a former mortgage loan processor and takes pride in being 10 steps ahead of the loan process to make sure your dream of homeownership is obtained. Patrick Bolanos co-owns a food truck manufacturing company in Houston Texas doing 7+ figures as of 2020 with dreams of becoming the largest food truck manufacturer in the world. Trailer King Builders helps entrepreneurs launch, finance, and grow a mobile food business. They are on a mission to help families become financially independent through a mobile food business/food truck. 

Are you willing to make changes that will alter your family tree and generate income for future generations? Are you prepared to begin living your life fully and making a difference in the world? Robert Nelson offers his advice to us so that you can have a sound financial future. {You can hear the full episode on August 16th}

Robert is an amazing entrepreneur and is helping our youth along the way. He is a published author writing The greatest sales training in the world. check out the amazon link below. He also helps with fung shui in your home or business. https://www.facebook.com/realrobertnelsonThe Greatest Sales Training In The World https://a.co/d/1vxgEo3

Cryonics er ideen om at blive frosset ned efter døden, så man i fremtiden kan fryses op og helbredes fra døden selv! I dag er hundredevis amerikanere frosset ned på denne måde men hvor startede det? Det gjorde det i en TV-reperatørs garage med nogen isterninger. Lyt til den mest sindsyge entrepernør historie nogensinde når vi smider bedstemor på køl i garagen. Hvis du vil være med til at optage live med os på Discord kan du støtte os på 10er og blive en af vores kernelyttere https://bit.ly/VU10er - hvis pengene er knappe kan du også bare tjekke vores Facebookgruppe ud, vi hygger max!Du kan også tjekke vores webshop: bit.ly/vushop. Vi har T-shirts, kaffekopper og tasker! Og meget mere! Der er også en hønsetrøje!Send os vanvittig videnskab eller stil et spørgsmål på facebook, Instagram eller vudfordret@gmail.comTak til Christian Eiming for disclaimer.Tak til Barometer-Bjarke for Gak-O-meteret.Husk at være dumme

Robert Nelson is a mind empowerment coach and psychology author. For over 10 years, he has worked in social services and intensive mental health. From that experience, he wrote Skilled Compassion: A concise guide for mental health workers to jump the learning curve (available on Amazon). Robert is the owner of Existence First, a company providing mind empowerment workshops, video, and coaching. Its mission is for all human beings to have a mind that empowers them rather than holds them back. Robert is a host of the podcast Enter The Mind, along with co-host Kyra Carlin. The weekly podcast explores techniques to gain emotional awareness, increase emotional management, improve awareness of thoughts, and increase confidence. The podcast is available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Podcast Addict, and more. Notable guests have included Elew (professional pianist) and Bob Doyle (law of attraction expert featured in The Secret). Robert would love to help the listeners of the Happiness Journey podcast. For the first 5 people to contact Robert and mention the Happiness Journey podcast, Robert will provide to each of those 5 people up to TWO hours of free coaching. Reach out through email to robert@existencefirst.com. YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/existencefirst Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/existencefirst Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/existencefirst Website: http://www.existencefirst.com/ #drdanamzallag, #drdanpodcast, #Happinessjourneywithdrdan, #ddanmotivation, #inspiringinterviews, #drdancbt, #drdantherapy, #drdancoaching, #drdanhappiness, #robertnelson, #mindenpoweringcoach, #focus, #determination, #focus --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/happinessjourney/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/happinessjourney/support

In this episode you will hear from Robert Nelson. Robert is an existential mind coach and has been working in mental health care for the past 10 years. Robert wrote a book which is available on Amazon called Skilled Compassion a concise guide for helping mental health workers jump the learning curve. He also co-hosts a podcast with Kyra Carlin called Enter the Mind. You can find more information about Robert at existencefirst.com and his podcast is on all podcast apps. You can also find him Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube under Existence First. Intro and outro music by Broke for Free.

Sgt. Maj. Robert Nelson and Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Gabriel Arnold join the NCO Journal Podcast to talk about their popular new article, "The Understated Art of Knowing When to ST*U."

Only you have the control to declare what is over in your life. What doesn't serve you. What is distracting you. What is not conducive to your growth and where God is taking you. You have the authority to declare that it's a wrap on any and everything that goes against God's promise over your life. Listen to “It's A Wrap”, by guest preacher Overseer Robert Nelson, now! Welcome to Crown Ministries International's Podcast. We pray, as you listen, that you are encouraged, edified and uplifted. If you loved what you've heard, and want to sow into Crown Ministries, click this link https://bit.ly/2UIHajn OR Text “CMI” to 28950 and follow the prompts. If you've accepted Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior today, text “SAVED” to 40691, we want to keep in contact with you. Stay blessed, and stay tuned for more episodes on Crown Ministries International's Podcast, available wherever you listen to your favorite pods.

Robert Nelson is the concierge for the Apex mastermind community and director of the Apex Youth program. He is the author of several books including one he co-authored with Og Mandino entitled "The Greatest Sales Training in the World." He has been engaged in the profession of sales for decades and his personal mission and passion is to inspire the spirit of entrepreneurship in the hearts of young people.

In this special episode the guys are joined by Bob Brady and Robert Nelson.

Sgt. Maj. Robert Nelson and Retired Command Sgt. Maj. Gabriel Arnold join us to discuss their recently authored NCO Journal article, titled "Fixing the System: How Leaders can Prevent Complex Problems." Topics discussed include employing Carnegie's "six principles of improvement" to identify root causes of problems at the systemic level to build a better team and prevent Army leaders from attributing negative character traits to individual Soldiers, rather than the system or circumstances that led to the mistake.

Robert Nelson and his wife Fellice are founders of Expats in Mexico. Bob blogs, edits and writes content that covers a wide variety of topics of interest to expats living in Mexico and aspiring expats who are planning a move to the country. At age 78, Robert and his wife have redefined retirement and are doing what they love - his story is so inspirational!An Awesome Villa in a Perfect Location! Isla Mujeres, MX just a short walk to Playa Norte, consistently ranked a top 10 beach in the world.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/olr)

If you've been around the show for any amount of time, you'll know I'm a huge proponent of the Apex Entrepreneurship organization. Part of the reason I love this group so much, is because they want to give to the next generation the same as I do. Taking huge initiative and investing in young entrepreneurs is Robert Nelson. He's heading up the Apex Young Entrepreneur Program, aimed developing and teaching the youth not only how to navigate business, but to navigate life. I urge you to reach out to Robert and learn about the Apex Youth Program.www.apexyouth.coConnect with Robert on Facebook

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Robert Nelson is from the streets of Chicago. Growing up, people all around him were making money selling drugs, but Robert knew there had to be a better way. Robert decided sales was a good route, but the product being sold was the problem. He got a mentor to learn the principles of good sales and even went on to help write the book ‘The Greatest Salesman in the World'. Going forward he was committed to making sure those around him had access to resources and information to better their lives. Robert believes that spaced repetition is the mother of skill. We need to continue to re-expose ourselves to information, taking principles and living with them for 30 days. They say it takes 21 days to develop a habit as you commit it to muscle memory. Robert shines a powerful light on what's possible when you commit to certain fundamental principles. He preaches something called the Daily G-Code which encourages thankfulness, health and nutrition, grinding, and being selective of your group. He challenges us all to do something positive in our communities. What You'll Learn: Why it's important to find something to be thankful for everyday. What the daily g-code is and how to apply it to your life. How to develop fundamental principles. How to recognize your potential. Favorite Quote: “Our educational systems are not equipping them with the capacity to actually survive in the real world.” -Robert Nelson Connect with Pierce Instagram — HERE Facebook — HERE -- Have you ever felt a pull to do something more? Have you ever wanted to start a business? Have you ever wanted to learn from experts who are actually DOING it? If so, The Young Entrepreneur Show is just for you! On the show, Pierce Showe sits down with extraordinary entrepreneurs who have one thing in common. They are in their teens and 20s achieving at an extremely high-level OR are older now but enjoyed great successes early on. Also, Pierce will share lessons he has learned along the way of his entrepreneurial journey and all the things he wished that he would've learned in school.

The Make Good Choices Podcast has been blessed with amazing guests, and this is an episode that is no exception! Robert Nelson is an entrepreneur and salesman, but more than that, he's a man full of wisdom gained from a lifetime of serving others and striving to be the best human he can be. In our conversation, we discuss how he helped drug dealers get off the streets many years ago, his journey of learning from great mentors, his role in the Apex community, and how he now gives back in amazing ways to students, encouraging them to take ownership of their lives. Best of all, Robert's gratitude shines through everything that he does, which made this episode even more meaningful. You can grab his book, The Greatest Sales Training in the World here at https://www.amazon.com/Greatest-Sales-Training-World/dp/0883911213/ref=nodl_, follow Robert on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/robert.nelson.1428921, and on the IG @robertnelson9998. ENJOY!!

In the first hour, Jerry and Mike are joined by long time PGA Caddy Graham Courts, Director of Instruction at "The Ranch Country Club", and soon to be in the CO golf HOF, Ed Oldham, and finally Robert Nelson from City of Denver's Kennedy Golf Course.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode Brian Weiss and Robert Nelson join us to discuss how the Kaseya incident has affected its MSP customers and their customers, the failings of most compliance regimes, Kaseya choosing Fire Eye over its own recent acquisition Rocket Cyber and the effects of this incident on Municipalities whose providers use Kaseya on CJIS regulated systems and data.  Eric Taylor | LinkedIn  Twitter: barricadecyber  www.barricadecyber.com  Shiva Maharaj | LinkedIn  Twitter: kontinuummsp  www.kontinuum.com    Brian J. Weiss | LinkedIn Twitter: bweiss805 www.itech-solutions.com  Robert Nelson | LinkedIn Twitter: techplanet4utechplanetnow.com BARRICADE CYBER Ransomware Remediation Services, Incident Response and Penetration Testing.KONTINUUM IT support that's actually supportive.FASTMAIL Your data is for you, no one else. That includes your email, calendars, contacts, notes, and files! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amplifiedandintensified/support

Turkey season is over, so it's time to start focusing on preparation for deer season. In this episode hosts Brian Grossman and Robert Nelson dive into their plans and goals for the 2021-2022 deer season, how they are preparing now, and their trail camera strategy leading into deer season. If you're a die-hard deer hunter, this one will get you fired up for the coming deer season! Listen to the Podcast at:
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Join Steff Lee as she chairs an informative and enlightening discussion on what it is like to be a parent working in animation. The conversation includes a range of topics including how they coped as new parents, the balance between work and family life and how the industry responds to parenthood. This panel is a diverse range of parents with children of varying ages. Panelists: Emma Fernando - Series Producer at CN Jim le Fevre - Freelance director and educator Evgenia Golubeva and Myles Mcleod - creators, writers and series directors. Robert Nelson - storyboard artist at Blue Zoo Marcia Rojas - 2D clean-up artist, animator and designer Rachel Thorn - 2D animator and animation designer Chaired by: Steff Lee Illustration: Marcia Rojas

This is my question: can we YIMBY harder? Many people are awakening to the enormous costs of restrictive municipal land use and zoning. But what can we do about it? Most assume that restrictive zoning and skyrocketing housing costs are local issues that require local solutions. But as my guest, David Schleicher, makes clear, that's not really true. A few superstar cities choking off housing supply has huge national implications. It creates massive distortions in labor markets and patterns of interstate labor mobility. This has left us a lot poorer than we'd be if our most productive cities were more relaxed about zoning. But as David points out in his terrific paper, “Stuck: The Law and Economics of Residential Stability,” these distortions also screw up the effectiveness of federal macroeconomic policy, which does additional damage to growth. I'm writing a paper about this stuff and I've actually become more rather than less confused about why the federal government can't directly intervene to remedy a problem that has immense national implications. That's why I wanted to talk to David, my favorite YIMBY law professor. If anybody would know, it'd be him. Along the way we talk about the weirdness of American single-family residential zoning, the “homevoter hypothesis,” and whether the pandemic means that telecommuting is here forever. David Schleicher is Professor of Law at Yale Law School, a New Yorker, and a hell of a nice guy.Readings“Stuck: The Law and Economics of Residential Stability” by David Schleicher“Planning an Affordable City,” by Roderick Hills and David Schleicher “City Unplanning,” by David Schleicher The Homevoter Hypothesis by William FischelZoning and Property Rights by Robert Nelson“Suburban Growth Controls: An Economic and Legal Analysis,” by Robert Ellickson Segregation by Design by Jessica TrounstineZoned in the USA by Sonia Hirt“America’s racist housing rules really can be fixed” by Jerusalem Demsas“Federal Grant Rules and Realities in the Intergovernmental Administrative State: Compliance, Performance, and Politics” by Eloise Passachoff—© Model Citizen Media, LLC 2021 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit modelcitizen.substack.com

In this episode of the Georgia Afield Hunting Podcast, hosts Brian Grossman and Robert Nelson dive into the process of finding, planning and executing a successful public land deer hunt in Georgia. Topics covered include finding a hunt in your area, cyberscouting the area, and how to approach actual boots-on-the-ground scouting. They also touch on public land deer hunting etiquette as well.Listen to the Podcast at:
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In this bonus episode of the Georgia Afield Hunting Podcast, hosts Brian Grossman and Robert Nelson discuss their last-minute preparations for deer season, as well as their plans and goals for the upcoming season. This is our first attempt at a video podcast, so if you'd prefer to watch the video, you can check it out on our YouTube channel. Please be sure to subscribe while you're there!Listen to the Podcast at:
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Chris welcomes Bob Nelson, Director of the MA SBA, and Bob Tranchell, SVP with the Federal Savings Bank. Small businesses and private non-profits may now apply for SBA economic disaster injury loans up to $2MM fixed-rate or $25k Express Bridge Loans, with a 50% guarantee on bank issued loans. Bob Tranchell talks the HECM (Home Equity Conversion Mortgage). Contact btranchell@thefederalsavingsbank.com for a 12-page booklet or register for his April 9th webinar at www.thenewhecm.com.

Robert Nelson, President of Nelson Management Group, credits his father, Daniel - in the business - recalling dinners, his dad talking "shop," for his own career in real estate. Nelson likes being "a half-hour away" from properties, and invests in NYC

'What if There's Too Much Privacy?' with Michele Gilman (Ep. 211) Policymakers often discuss privacy as something that is lacking. But what if there is too much privacy? Michele Gilman joined Joe Miller to explain.  Bio  Michele Gilman (@profmgilman) is the Venable Professor of Law; Director, Saul Ewing Civil Advocacy Clinic; and Co-Director, Center on Applied Feminism at the University of Baltimore School of Law. She is also a faculty fellow at Data & Society in New York, where she focuses on the intersection of data privacy law with the concerns of low-income communities.  Before joining the faculty, Professor Gilman was a trial attorney in the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice; an associate at Arnold and Porter in Washington, D.C.; a law clerk to United States District Court Judge Frank A. Kaufman of the District of Maryland; and an editor of the Michigan Law Review. Professor Gilman's scholarship focuses on issues relating to poverty, privacy, economic inequality, and feminist legal theory and her articles have been published in the California Law Review, the Vanderbilt Law Review and the Washington University Law Review, among others. She was a visiting associate professor at the William and Mary School of Law during the 2005-06 academic year and a professor in the University of Aberdeen summer program in summer 2009. In 2009, she received the Outstanding Teaching by a Full-Time Faculty Member Award.  Professor Gilman directs the Saul Ewing Civil Advocacy Clinic, in which student attorneys represent individuals and community groups in a wide array of civil litigation and law reform projects. She is involved in numerous groups working on behalf of low-income Marylanders. She is a member of the Committee on Litigation and Legal Priorities of the ACLU of Maryland and the Judicial Selection Committee of the Women's Law Center. She is the past president of the board of the Public Justice Center, where she served from 2004-2014, as well as a past member of the Maryland Bar's Section Council on Delivery of Legal Services. She received the 2010 University System of Maryland Board of Regents' Award for Public Service. Professor Gilman is the former co-chair and a member of the Scholarship Committee of the AALS Clinical Legal Education Section, and a former editor of the Clinical Law Review Review and the Journal of Legal Education. She is also a co-director of the Center on Applied Feminism, which works to apply the insights of feminist legal theory to legal practice and policy. She is a member of the Maryland and District of Columbia bars.  Professor Gilman will be a faculty fellow at Data & Society in New York during the 2019-2020 academic year.  She will be focusing on the intersection of data privacy law with the concerns of low-income communities.  Resources   University of Baltimore School of Law  The Surveillance Gap: The Harms of Extreme Privacy and Data Marginalization by Michele Gilman (New York University Review of Law & Social Change, 2019).  News Roundup  Uber wins against woman in driver rape lawsuit  Uber was victorious last week in a sexual assault lawsuit brought against it by a woman who says she was raped near a San Francisco shopping mall last year, by a suspended Uber driver who still had the Uber decal on his window. In her pleadings before U.S. Magistrate Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley, the victim claimed that the suspended driver was acting within the scope of his employment and that she legitimately thought it would be a safe ride. But the court disagreed.  Judge Corley did find, however, that the victim had made out a plausible claim for negligence and permitted her to refile for punitive damages for negligence stemming from Uber’s apparent failure to ensure the driver removed the decal from his window. The driver still faces a criminal trial which could send him away for life.  Separately, Uber has begun videotaping rides. But the effort has faced resistance from privacy advocates.  Prisoners in West Virginia prisons to be charged $.03 per minute to read e-books  West Virginia prisoners will have to pay $.03 per minute to access e-books via Project Gutenberg, which otherwise offers the public free access to over 60,000 books. The West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation (WVDCR) entered into a deal with Global Tel Link (GTL) to provide tablets to 10 prisons in West Virginia which will also allow inmates to watch videos and send written messages and photos. But the rates for those services, ranging between $.25 and $.50 per minute, are still very high relative to the $.04 per hour to $.58 per hour prisoners can earn in wages. The prisons will lift a current restriction on accessing books in print. But advocates who oppose the exploitative $.03 per minute fee for e-books note that the use of books in print comes with many more restrictions.  DC AG sues DoorDash for wage theft  DC Attorney General Karl Racine is suing DoorDash for pocketing tips the company solicits from customers. The Office of the Attorney General has been investigating the company since March, and now says that evidence shows that DoorDash routinely kept the tips to reduce the amount they had to pay drivers in wages.  Congresswoman Val Demings introduces bipartisan digital evidence bill  Florida Congresswoman Val Demings, a Democrat, has introduced new bipartisan legislation to improve law enforcement’s access to digital evidence from tech companies. The bill would create a new Office of Digital Law Enforcement within the Department of Justice to train law enforcement on how to handle digital evidence. It would also create a Center for Excellence for Digital Forensics to centralize tech expertise and legal assistance within the same building. The bill would also set up infrastructure for the DOJ to issue digital evidence program grants, as well as a Technology Policy Advisory Board to advise the Attorney General on digital evidence best practices.  Brooklyn landlord nixes facial recognition plan  A Brooklyn landlord has cancelled plans to install facial recognition technology after resistance from tenants and advocacy groups. Robert Nelson, President of Nelson Management Group, owns the 700-unit Atlantic Plaza Towers building in Brownsville where most tenants are black. Tenants and their supporters are now pushing for statewide legislation that would outlaw facial recognition technology throughout the Empire State.  Democrats call out Oracle on Diversity  Democratic lawmakers who are members of the House Tech Accountability Caucus, the Tri-Caucus, and the Congressional Black Caucus’ Diversity Task force called out Oracle for its lack of diversity in a letter to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. The letter notes that Oracle has 0% board diversity, saying it is unacceptable given Oracle’s attempts to earn business from firms that serve people of color. 

In this week’s episode we bring to you the journey of five year NFL veteran Robert Nelson. We dive into the challenges he faced growing up in Lakeland, Florida, playing sports at an early age to being uprooted to Georgia and figuring out how to make his dreams of making it to the NFL come true. He gives unprecedented insight into his family struggles regarding what was best for him, the work he had to put in to get notice on the field by college scouts and the missed opportunity of signing with Alabama. Landing at Louisiana-Monroe to play Basketball and Football to loosing his scholarship and ultimately trusting in God which lead him to Arizona State. He went on to tell us about almost giving up on his dream after not being drafted in 2014 draft and what lead to him making the 53 man roster. Great stories in detail about the business that is the NFL and the moment that lead him to creating his own brand Ouatica Wave. I’m telling you this will keep you glued to your seat. You don’t want to miss this episode. Please like, subscribe and comment and don’t forget to follow us on all platforms @whatsthehypepodcast Guest - Robert Nelson @nelson_isle & @ouatica_wave Host - Jeff Pope @jpope_ceo and Jenerro Wade @gwade05 Music by Nipsey Hussle - Grinding all life (we don’t own the rights to this music) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Crown Ministries International Inc. turned 17 years old this year. The significance to the number 17 is Spiritual Alignment. Our guest for this Sunday was Overseer Nelson. He used the story of Moses to prophetically declare where we were, where we are and where we are going. Listen in and be blessed. To partner with us to take the gospel to the world, click this link https://bit.ly/2MavaoS

Another entry in the mentalism history series, this one is about the one and only Robert Nelson. Bob in a lot of ways represents a bridge from the spiritualists I spoke about in episode 2 and modern mentalism. In the review segment, I talk about Scott Creasey's "Hanussen's Demise". https://www.mentalmagicism.com/store/p26/hanussens-demise.html

FORTRAN Welcome to the History of Computing Podcast, where we explore the history of information technology. Because by understanding the past, we're better prepared for the innovations of the future! Todays episode is on one of the oldest of the programming languages, FORTRAN - which has influenced most modern languages. We'll start this story with John Backus. This guy was smart. He went to med school and was diagnosed with a brain tumor. He didn't like the plate that was left behind in his head. So he designed a new one. He then moved to New York and started to work on radios while attending Columbia for first a bachelor's degree and then a master's degree in math. That's when he ended up arriving at IBM. He walked in one day definitely not wearing the standard IBM suit - and when he said he was a grad student in math they took him upstairs, played a little stump the chump, and hired him on the spot. He had not idea what a programmer was. By 1954 he was a trusted enough resource that he was allowed to start working on a new team, to define a language that could provide a better alternative to writing code in icky assembly language. This was meant to boost sales of the IBM 704 mainframe by making it easier to hire and train new software programmers. That language became FORTRAN, an acronym for Formula Translation. The team was comprised of 10 geniuses. Lois Haibt, probably one of the younger on the team said of this phase: "No one was worried about seeming stupid or possessive of his or her code. We were all just learning together." She built the arithmetic expression analyzer and helped with the first FORTRAN manual, which was released in 1956. Roy Nutt was also on that team. He wrote an assembler for the IBM 704 and was responsible for the format command which managed data as it came in and out of FORTRAN programs. He went on to be a co-founder of Computer Science Corporation, or CSC with Fletcher Jones in 1959, landing a huge contract with Honeywell. CSC grew quickly and went public in the 60s. They continued to prosper until 2017 when they merged with HP Enteprirse services, which had just merged with Silicon Graphics. Today they have a pending merger with Cray. David Sayre was also on that team. He discovered the Sayre crystallography equation, and molter moved on to pioneer electron beam lithography and push the envelope of X-ray microscopy. Harlan Herrick on the team invented the DO and GO TO commands and ran the first working FORTRAN program. Cuthbert Herd was recruited from the Atomic Energy Commission and invented the concept of a general purpose computer. Frances Allen was a math teacher that joined up with the group to help pay off college debts. She would go on to teach Fortran and in 1989 became the first female IBM Fellow Emeritus. Robert Nelson was a cryptographer who handled a lot of the technical typing and designing some of the more sophisticated sections of the compiler. Irving Ziller designed the methods for loops and arrays. Peter Sheridan, aside from having a fantastic mustache, invented much of the compiler code used for decades after. Sheldon Best optimized the use of index registers, along with Richard Goldberg. As Backus would note in his seminal paper, the History Of FORTRAN I, II, and III, the release of FORTRAN in 1957 changed the economics of programming. While still scientific in nature, the appearance of the first true high-level language using the first real compiler meant you didn't write in machine or assembly, which was hard to teach, hard to program, and hard to debug. Instead, you'd write machine independent code that could perform complex mathematical expressions and once compiled it would run maybe 20% slower, but development was 5 times faster. IBM loved this because customers needed to buy faster computers. But customers had a limit for how much they could spend and the mainframes at the time had a limit for how much they could process. To quote Backus “To this day I believe that our emphasis on object program efficiency rather than on language design was basically correct.” Basically they spent more time making the compiler efficient than they spent developing the programming language itself. As with the Constitution of the United States, simplicity was key. Much of the programming language pieces were designed by Herrick, Ziller, and Backus. The first release of FORTRAN had 32 statements that did things that might sound similar today like PRINT, READ, FORMAT, CONTINUE, GO TO, ASSIGN and of course IF. This was before terminals and disk files so programs were punched into 80 column cards. The first 72 columns were converted into 12 36 bit words. 1-5 were labels for control statements like PRINT, FORMAT, ASSIGN or put a C in column 1 to comment out the code. Column 6 was boolean where a 1 told it a new statement was coming or a 0 continued the statement from the previous card. Columns 7 through 72 were the statement, which ignored whitespace, and the other columns were ignored. FORTRAN II came onto the scene very shortly thereafter in 1958 and the SUBROUTINE, FUNCTION, END, CALL, RETURN, and COMMON statements were added. COMMON was important because it gave us global variables. FORTRAN III came in 1958 as well but was only available for specific computers and never shipped. 1401 FORTRAN then came for the 1401 mainframe. The compiler ran from tape and kept the whole program in memory, allowing for faster runtime. FORTRAN IV came in the early 60s and brought us into the era of the System/360. Here, we got booleans, logical IF instead of that used in arithmetic, the LOGICAL data type, and then came one of the most important versions, FORTRAN 66 - which merged all those dialects from IV into not quite a new version. Here, ANSI, or the American National Standards Institute stepped in and started to standardize. We sill use DO for loops, and every language has its own end of file statement, commenting structures, and logical IFs. Once things get standardized, they move slower. Especially where compiler theory is concerned. Dialects had emerged but FORTRAN 66 stayed put for 11 years. In 1968, the authors of BASIC were already calling FORTRAN old fashioned. A new version was started in 66 but wasn't completed until 1977 and formally approved in 1978. Here, we got END IF statements, the ever so important ELSE, with new types of I/O we also got OPEN and CLOSE, and persistent variable controls with SAVE. The Department of Defense also insisted on lexical comparison strings. And we actually removed things, which these days we call DEPRECATE. 77 also gave us new error handling methods, and programmatic ways to manage really big programs (because over the last 15 years some had grown pretty substantial in size). The next update took even longer. While FORTRAN 90 was released in 1991, we learned some FORTRAN 77 in classes at the University of Georgia. Fortran 90 changed the capitalization so you weren't yelling at people and added recursion, pointers, developer-controlled data types, object code for parallelization, better argument passing, 31 character identifiers, CASE, WHERE, and SELeCT statements, operator overloading, inline commenting, modules, POINTERs (however Ken Thompson felt about those didn't matter ‘cause he had long hair and a beard), dynamic memory allocation (malloc errors woohoo), END DO statements for loop terminations, and much more. They also deprecated arithmetic IF statements, PAUSE statements, branching END IF, the ASSIGN statement, statement functions, and a few others. Fortran 95 was a small revision, adding FORALL and ELEMENTAL procedures, as well as NULL pointers. But FORTRAN was not on the minds of many outside of the scientific communities. 1995 is an important year in computing. Mainframes hadn't been a thing for awhile. The Mac languished in the clone era just as Windows 95 had brought Microsoft to a place of parity with the Mac OS. The web was just starting to pop. The browser wars between Netscape and Microsoft were starting to heat up. C++ turned 10 years old. We got Voice over IP, HTML 2.0, PHP, Perl 5, the ATX mother board, Windows NT, the Opera browser, the card format, CD readers that cost less than a grand, the Pentium Pro, Java, JavaScript, SSL, the breakup of AT&T, IBM's DEEP BLUE, WebTV, Palm Pilot, CPAN, Classmates.com, the first Wiki, Cygwin, the Jazz drive, Firewire, Ruby, and NumPy kickstarted the modern machine learning era. Oh and Craigslist, Yahoo!, eBay, and Amazon.com. Audible was also established that year but they weren't owned by Amazon just yet. Even at IBM, they were buys buying Lotus and trying to figure out how they were going to beat Kasparov with Deep Blue. Hackers came out that year, and they were probably also trying to change their passwords from god. With all of this rapid innovation popping in a single year it's no wonder there was a backlash as can be seen in The Net, with Sandra Bullock, also from 1995. And as though they needed even more of a kick that this mainframe stuff was donezo, Konrad Zuse passed away in 1995. I was still in IT at the university watching all of this. Sometimes I wonder if it's good or bad that I wasn't 2 or 3 years older… Point of all of this is that many didn't notice when Fortran continued on becoming more of a niche language. At this point, programming wasn't just for math. Fortran 2003 brought object oriented enhancements, polymorphism, and interoperability with C. Fortran 2008 came and then Fortran 2018. Yes, you can still find good jobs in Fortran. Or COBOL for that matter. Fortran leaves behind a legacy (and a lot of legacy code) that established many of the control statements and structures we use today. Much as Grace Hopper pioneered the idea of a compiler, FORTRAN really took that concept and put it to the masses, or at least the masses of programmers of the day. John Backus and that team of 10 programmers increased the productivity of people who wrote programs by 20 fold in just a few years. These types of productivity gains are rare. You have the assembly line, the gutenberg press, the cotton gin, the spinning Jenny, the watt steam engine, and really because of the derivative works that resulted from all that compiled code from all those mainframes and since, you can credit that young, diverse, and brilliant team at IBM for kickstarting the golden age of the mainframe. Imagine if you will, Backus walks into IBM and they said “sorry, we don't have any headcount on our team.” You always make room for brilliant humans. Grace Hopper's dream would have resulted in COBOL, but without the might of IBM behind it, we might still be writing apps in machine language. Backus didn't fit in with the corporate culture at IBM. He rarely wore suits in an era where suit makers in Armonk were probably doing as well as senior management. They took a chance on a brilliant person. And they assembled a diverse team of brilliant people who weren't territorial or possessive, a team who authentically just wanted to learn. And sometimes that kind of a team lucks up and change sthe world. Who do you want to take a chance on? Mull over that until the next episode. Thank you so very much for tuning into another episode of the History of Computing Podcast. We're lucky to have you. Have a great day! The History of FORTRAN I, II, and III :: http://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/paper/p165-backus.pdf

In this special 2-part series, we take a deep dive into the recent changes made to rent laws in New York. For many investors and owners of rent regulated units, these new laws radically transform the business and how it’s conducted. Many investors are asking questions about how to move forward now that the laws have been passed.  For Pt.1 of this series, we will hear the perspectives from two investors who own and manage several thousand NYC units. Robert Nelson and Chris DeAngelis. Robert is the founder of Nelson Management Group, and Chris, President and Founder of TriArch Management Inc.   The act that was passed was over 74 pages so hopefully this episode will educate you on the current situation. For our listeners from outside New York City, you will understand why there is the phrase “if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere”… Hope you enjoy this informative episode of Behind The Bricks.  For more visit:  www.behindthebricks.com   Here are some additional links on the rent laws: https://www.wsj.com/articles/new-york-landlords-in-a-financial-bind-from-new-rent-law-11561201200 https://commercialobserver.com/2019/06/its-the-end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it/

Animée par Marc-Antoine Bilodeau et Goglu Extripath. Cette semaine, la musique émergente sera encore à l'honneur avec Miel De Montagne, Sarahmée, Eman, Autruche, Van Carton, Robert Nelson, Shafiq Husayn, Body Meat et Bill Noir. Écoutez bien cela car vos oreilles fonctionnent encore.  

Animée par Marc-Antoine Bilodeau et Goglu Extripath. Cette semaine, la musique émergente sera encore à l'honneur avec Miel De Montagne, Sarahmée, Eman, Autruche, Van Carton, Robert Nelson, Shafiq Husayn, Body Meat et Bill Noir. Écoutez bien cela car vos oreilles fonctionnent encore.  

Ogden Ridjanovic aka Robert Nelson est le président de la république libre du Bas-Canada. Il est aussi membre d'Alaclair Ensemble, Rednext Level et co-fondateur du Punch Club. Il débarque au podcast pour discuter de Rap Keb, d'alimentation/jeûne intermittent, de souveraineté utopique, ainsi que l'importance d'avoir un discours plus nuancé entre la droite et la gauche politique.

Émission présentant la musique émergente au Québec et ailleurs dans le monde, animée par Marc-Antoine Bilodeau et Goglu Extripath. Cette semaine, je présente Méphisto Bates, Pépites, Sarahmée, Altin Gün, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Soak, Robert Nelson, Body Meat, Cory Weeds Quintet et l'album rétro de Loud Lary Ajust. Une myriade de sons à découvrir!

Émission présentant la musique émergente au Québec et ailleurs dans le monde, animée par Marc-Antoine Bilodeau et Goglu Extripath. Cette semaine, je présente Méphisto Bates, Pépites, Sarahmée, Altin Gün, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Soak, Robert Nelson, Body Meat, Cory Weeds Quintet et l'album rétro de Loud Lary Ajust. Une myriade de sons à découvrir!

La semaine dernière on a eu le grand plaisir de recevoir Van Carton à l'émission et SURPRISE ! Cette semaine on reçoit... personne. Mais on ne va tout de même pas se priver de fun en ce 17 avril 2019 ! Au menu : Bleu Nuit, Drugdealer, Miel de Montagne, Lowly, Robert Nelson et Shafiq Husayn. On complète le tout avec l'album rétro de cette semaine avec Karma du saxophoniste américain Pharoah Sanders sorti en 1969. Bonne écoute ! 

La semaine dernière on a eu le grand plaisir de recevoir Van Carton à l'émission et SURPRISE ! Cette semaine on reçoit... personne. Mais on ne va tout de même pas se priver de fun en ce 17 avril 2019 ! Au menu : Bleu Nuit, Drugdealer, Miel de Montagne, Lowly, Robert Nelson et Shafiq Husayn. On complète le tout avec l'album rétro de cette semaine avec Karma du saxophoniste américain Pharoah Sanders sorti en 1969. Bonne écoute ! 

Avec le rappeur Robert Nelson en prestation musicale et l'humoriste Alex Perrons; l'invitée d'honneur Louise Deschâtelets ; et notre collaborateur Yannick De Martino.

Case worker and personal development coach Robert Nelson out of the Bay area California interviews me with his take on working with depression, anxiety, and even suicide cases, inquiring into the nature of the mind, physical tension, and how meditation can help communication. You want to check this out! Online group training @ http://bit.ly/SilentFlute

Robert Nelson is a Professor in the Monash Education Academy at Australia's Monash University. His article, "To be Creative, Education Must Become Bifocal" takes a critical look at the practice of Constructive Alignment in university course design, although many educators at the elementary and secondary levels of education will find that this conversation might just resonate with them as well.How are we leaving room for imagination and creativity in our approaches to course and curriculum design?

Listen to an infield report by Robert Nelson, after being out with Arash Zepar Dibazar

Cette semaine , Jerr Allain recoit Ogden Ridjanovic , alias Robert Nelson du group Alaclair Ensemble et aussi co-fondateur du punch club. Pour support le What's Up Podcast , vous pouvez devenir membre patreon au patreon.com/whatsuppodcastLes billets pour la tournée black out disponible au jerrallain.com

On this episode of Radio Free Acton, John Wilsey, affiliate scholar of theology and history at Acton, speaks with Allen Guelzo, professor of the Civil War Era at Gettysburg college, about reconstruction in the South after the Civil War. This discussion is a preview of Professor Guelzo’s upcoming Acton Lecture Series talk on the subject of Abraham Lincoln’s moral constitution on August 9 at Acton Headquarters in Grand Rapids, MI. Then, on the Upstream segment, Acton’s director of publishing, Jordan Ballor, and Robert Nelson, professor at the School of Public Policy in Maryland, talk about the new film First Reformed. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As people age, the type of travel they do such as adventure, shopping, cruises, escorted tours, etc. generally doesn't change, but the style of travel generally does. You do not travel the same way you do in your twenties as you do in your sixties and seventies. Chris, Jerry, and guest, Robert Nelson give great ideas of what to expect as you get older. Each decade from the twenties to seventy and older are discussed giving personal examples, specific data, travel ideas, characteristics, and vital information. Listen so you will be prepared for the surprises that occur as you age.

Dans cette 305e émission de Tabarnak : le meilleur de la musique québécoise actuelle et Alaclair Ensemble en interview ! À l’occasion de leur passage au Festival Aurores Montréal, à Paris, Robert Nelson, Vlooper et Claude Bégin du collectif Alaclair Ensemble ont répondu à nos questions. Ils nous parlent de leur relation avec le public européen, de leur plus récent album, « Les frères cueilleurs », de leur processus de création, de leurs victoires au GAMIQ et au Gala de l’ADISQ, du clip pour « Ca que c’tait », de leurs projets pour 2018…

Dans cette 305e émission de Tabarnak : le meilleur de la musique québécoise actuelle et Alaclair Ensemble en interview ! À l'occasion de leur passage au Festival Aurores Montréal, à Paris, Robert Nelson, Vlooper et Claude Bégin du collectif Alaclair Ensemble ont répondu à nos questions.Ils nous parlent de leur relation avec le public européen, de leur plus récent album, « Les frères cueilleurs », de leur processus de création, de leurs victoires au GAMIQ et au Gala de l'ADISQ, du clip pour « Ca que c'tait », de leurs projets pour 2018…

This week we dive into Preseason game #1 and what we loved and why we were scratching our head. WE talk DESHAUN oh god we talk to DESAHUN!!!! Robert Nelson scares me...... Cunningham looking like a long term beast, Scarlett showing he can replace Simon. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/texans-unfiltered---a-houston-football-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/texans-unfiltered---a-houston-football-podcast/support

Did the battle for the starting QB spot just get real? We wonder if Watson is putting real heat on Savage. Which young Texans looked good & which ones didn't? We focus on D'onta Foreman, Zach Cunningham, Julie'n Davenport, Robert Nelson & K.J. Dillon. Robert & Brian also hit on which areas of the team look like a total disaster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Owner Bob McNair addresses the Texans offense & expectations going into this season. Tom Savage gives us a couple ways he thinks the offense can improve. And should we be concerned JJ Watt & Kevin Johnson missed practice Tuesday? Bill O'Brien talks about their absences, along with Tyler Ervin & Robert Nelson's progress. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes, life-saving treatments have serious negative consequences. This month, AMA Journal of Ethics editor Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux discusses strategies for communicating about iatrogenic outcomes with Dr. Robert Nelson, a senior pediatric ethicist with the Food and Drug Administration, with a particular focus on how to enlist parents as allies in high-stress pediatric cases. Later in the episode, we talk with Gigi McMillan, the mother of a pediatric brain tumor survivor who founded We Can, Pediatric Brain Tumor Network, who discusses how networks of peer mentors can help families navigate these painful situations.

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Welcome to episode 43 of the Mobile Home Park Investors podcast, hosted by Jefferson Lilly and Brad Johnson, with the Park Street Partners. This episode is a continuation of last week’s podcast, where Jefferson walks Robert Nelson through the math and money behind purchasing his first mobile home park. What are some telltale signs that Robert needs to look out for? Find out today!   Key Takeaways: [1:45] It’s a good thing Robert’s first prospect park is not listed in the yellow pages. [3:05] Jefferson is now looking up on Google Earth where the nearest Walmart is. [7:35] Jefferson talks about a red flag he just spotted with the property. [8:35] When looking at locations, Jefferson tries to find properties where the unemployment in the area is under 7%. [9:40] In this area, homeownership is about 63%. [11:35] Lot rents can go to about half of what an average 2-bedroom apartment goes for in the area. [14:40] What does Jefferson look for in the last 12 months of bank statements? [17:50] This property is being poorly managed. [22:50] Jefferson recaps what he would improve upon. [24:15] Although this property is a bit highly priced, it doesn’t look like it’s a complete disaster, in terms of repairs. [25:25] What does Jefferson think about seller finance options? [28:05] Interested in investing with Jefferson and Brad? Feel free to contact them today!   Mentioned in This Episode: Park Street Partners www.parkstreetpartners.com Mobile Home Park Investors www.mobilehomeparkinvestors.net Investment Opportunities Park Street Partners Business Resources LinkedIn: Mobile Home Park Investors Group Send deals to: deals@parkstreetpartners.net Rentometer.com Contact Robert: DivergentProperties@Hotmail.com Call Robert: 972-742-0079

Welcome to episode 42 of the Mobile Home Park Investors podcast, hosted by Jefferson Lilly and Brad Johnson, with the Park Street Partners. Jefferson Lilly invites Robert Nelson on to the show to discuss the first mobile home park Robert found, and does an analysis on the property. Jefferson walks Robert through the process, and the math, to help him come to the conclusion whether the mobile park home he found is worth the hefty price tag.   Key Takeaways: [2:55] How did Robert first get involved with mobile home parks? [7:10] How did Robert find his first park? [8:05] Robert thought the park he found was a good park, but then he listened to episode 14 of this podcast show! [12:55] The park Robert is looking at currently has five occupied trailers, four unoccupied trailers, and three empty pads. [15:25] One of the unoccupied trailers has been trashed, and the owners are using it for supplies. [17:30] Jefferson is going to assume those 5 occupied trailers do not need extra work. [18:35] If Robert were to buy this property, he should have an extra $20,000 prepared to invest in remodeling the four empty trailers. [23:40] Jefferson believes the price for this property is worth $215,000. [24:45] Don’t be afraid to make offers that make sense to you. Sellers might get upset, but hey! [26:00] Let’s look this property up on yp.com [27:50] Join us next week for part two of this show!   Mentioned in This Episode: Park Street Partners parkstreetpartners.com Mobile Home Park Investors mobilehomeparkinvestors.net Investment Opportunities Park Street Partners Business Resources LinkedIn: Mobile Home Park Investors Group Send deals to: deals@parkstreetpartners.net Rich Dad Poor Dad, by Robert Kiyosaki

What does Coach O'Brien feel like he needs to fix at the halfway point? We hear a few thoughts from him at the Monday press conference & Robert goes inside the locker room for a one-on-one with new Texans Cornerback Robert Nelson. Nelson tells how the Texans compare to NFC Conference Finalist & his former team, the Arizona Cardinals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We continue to explore the scientific evidence of an intelligence beyond the physical with the author, Robert Nelson, mathematician and economist.

Is there a God? Very Probably. Take a mathematician, then add a PhD in Economics from Princeton University, stir the soup of the Big Bang, and you get God? The answer is a resounding YES, and he will prove it! Probably.

Drop Everything podcast #12 Host: Dan Holzman. Conversation with David Aiken, an excellent and versatile performer better known by his stage name "The Checkerboard Guy." Topics include street performing tips and a great story about Robert Nelson, aka "The Butterfly Man." Also on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/il/podcast/ejuggle/id1063204159

Drop Everything podcast #12 Host: Dan Holzman. Conversation with David Aiken, an excellent and versatile performer better known by his stage name “The Checkerboard Guy.” Topics include street performing tips and a great story about Robert Nelson, aka “The Butterfly Man.” Also on itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/il/podcast/ejuggle/id1063204159

MAIN WEBSITE: http://www.lawabidingbiker.com LISTENER HOTLINE: (509) 731-3548 PODCAST-Ever been stuck at a traffic light that takes an excruciating amount of time — what feels like hours — to turn green? Imagine that as a daily occurrence. That is what it’s like for some motorcyclists/bikers due to sensors at some intersections that don’t recognize when lightweight vehicles arrive. During the last legislative session, a new section was added to Chapter 46.61 RCW in Washington State that allows the operator of a street legal motorcycle to make a left turn, after stopping at an intersection that is controlled by a triggered traffic control signal, if the device fails to operate after one cycle of the traffic signal. Other states have had laws for some time and they are often referred to as "Safe on Red Laws". Safe-on-red laws vary by state on how they address the issue, but they all include basic instructions on how one can legally run a red light. In general, the guidelines say motorcyclists must wait at the light for a predetermined amount of time and then only proceeding through the intersection if it’s free of cross traffic or pedestrians. States with "Safe on Red Laws" are listed here: Arkansas - In effect since 2005, state law allows a motorcyclist to proceed with caution, after coming to a full and complete stop, through a red light that fails to detect the bike. (Arkansas Code section 27-52-206) Idaho – (2006) If a signal fails to operate after one cycle of the traffic light that a motorcyclist may proceed, using due caution and care, after coming to a full and complete stop at the intersection. (Statute 49-802) Illinois - (2012) Permits a driver of a motorcycles or bicycle facing a red light that fails to change within a reasonable period of time of not less than 120 seconds to proceed after yielding the right-of-way to any oncoming traffic. However, this law doesn’t apply to municipalities of over 2,000,000 people – such as Chicago. (625 ILCS 5/11-306) Minnesota - (2002) A person operating a bicycle or motorcycle who runs a red light has an affirmative defense if the driver first came to a complete stop, the traffic light stayed red for an unreasonable amount of time and appeared not to detect the vehicle and no motor vehicles or people were approaching the street. (Statute 169.06) Missouri – (2009) State law tells both motorcyclists and bicyclists that run red lights that they have an affirmative defense if they brought their vehicle to a complete stop, the light was red for an unreasonable time period, and there were no motor vehicle or person approaching. (Statute 304.285) Nevada - (2013) Those using motorcycles, bicycles, mopeds, and tri-mobiles are allowed to proceed through an intersection with a red light after waiting for two traffic light cycles, and they yield to other vehicle traffic or pedestrians. (Statute 484B.307) North Carolina - (2007) Motorcyclists are permitted to move cautiously through a steady red light after coming to a complete stop and waiting a minimum of three minutes and if no other vehicle or pedestrians are approaching the intersection. (NCGS 20-158) Oklahoma - (2010) Motorcycles can proceed cautiously through a steady red light intersection after a making a complete stop and if no other motor vehicle or person is approaching the roadway. (Statute 47-11-202) South Carolina - (2008) After making a complete stop and waiting for a minimum of 120 seconds, the driver of a motorcycle, moped, or bicycle may treat a steady red light that doesn’t change as a stop sign and proceed with caution. (S.C. Code 56-5-970) Tennessee - (2003) After coming to a complete stop, motorcyclists and bicyclists may proceed through a steady red light when it is safe to do so. (Tennessee Traffic Control Signals 55-8-110) Virginia – (2011) Drivers of motorcycles, mopeds, and bicycles may move with caution through non-responsive red lights as long as they yield the right-of-way to others approaching the intersection, and have come to a complete stop for two complete light cycles or 120 seconds, whichever is shorter.(Statute 46-2-833) Wisconsin - (2006) A motorcycle, moped or bicycle is permitted to run a steady red light after making a complete stop and waiting at least 45 seconds and then yields the right–of-way to any vehicular traffic or pedestrians using the intersection. (Statute 346.37) In early 2013, Nebraska introduced Bill LB 85 proposing a safe-on-red law, but the bill currently has a status of “indefinitely postponed.” Cell Phone Motorcycle Mount: We want to remind everyone that we did a complete review video and blog on cell phone motorcycle mounts from Power Sports US. We really like the mounts and if you order a cell phone or GPS mount please consider using our Power Sports US AFFILIATE LINK and we get a small kick back, which helps keep the content coming your way. Harley Davidson Ride Planner App Review: (listen to this podcast episode to get the full review) So, I strongly encourage all bikers/motorcyclists to use the free Harley Davidson Ride Planner, regardless of what make of motorcycle you ride, to route and map your next motorcycle ride. Everyone can access Harley Ride Planner on the main Harley Davidson website. You just need to set up a free user and password and you are on your way. I did a complete Harley Ride Planner tutorial video on using the ride planner some time back & it has become very popular. In this [tutorial video] you will learn how to completely plan a ride with Ride Planner, save it, download it, and upload it into your Harley Davidson approved GPS system. There is also a free smartphone app that Harley puts out for free. The app can be useful if you don't have a GPS, but after thoroughly testing it we found some real drawbacks. If you save your rides online they do show up on your mobile app, which is pretty cool. There are listed turn by turn directions that you can read too. You can zoom in on your ride and see the route and it looks similar to Google Maps. Additionally, it shows all your way points and the addresses in the list view. It even has a little social media aspect and you can show the community particular restaurants you were at. The Ride Planner app has some serious flaws, like being completely inaccurate on the mileage to your next way point. And it tends to change that mileage figure when it wants. So, we would have to jump over into Google Maps when planning the next day and put our current location to the next way point location to get the actual mileage. Also, it lacks voice turn by turn directions. However, I doubt Harley will change this as they want you to purchase their GPS units or buy a new Harley model with the all new built in Boom Box Infotainment system. I do love the Harley Boom Box system that is on my 2014 Street Glide Special and I did a very thorough tutorial video on how to operate that system. That video is super popular, so check it out. Here are several Law Abiding Biker videos that you may be interested in on motorcycle ride planning, GPS Boom Box operations, and updating your Boom Box software: Boom Box Infotainment Boom Box Software Update Harley Davidson Ride Planner Emails 1: Robert Nelson of Bend, OR This is my second time visiting your site, seems to get cooler each time I take a peek! I plan on purchasing your video on installing heated grips. I like your logic for choosing HD brand but I'm not impresed with their selection. Are you aware of other brands that use similar technology (not a fan of Heat Demon-in the bar element). I like the Avon all black "air cushion" style. HD's all black version reminds me of my stock grips (2013 Road Glide). I look forward to learning more about your MC. MY RESPONSE: Very cool bro & thanks for your kind words. On our way back from our 7 day motorcycle trip we came back through Bend. We had a few frosties at Deschuttes Brewery. Of course I had to stop by Goodies and get my girls a bunch of candy to bring back. Anyways, unfortunately nobody else really has the same technology on heated grips. I too do not like the Heat Demon in bar elements. I think they are junk and you have to put a separate box on your handlebars. For some reason good quality heated aftermarket grips are hard to come by. 2: Listener Gary Kreamer Bought new tires off the internet for my 2006 street glide. I guess that was a big mistake because no one around here {shops] will take off and install. Want you to buy from them. [ I understand now ] Not sure what to do now. Watch your video on you tube and afraid I might screw up. Been only riding 1 1/2 year from a 25 yr s of not riding. Lost. My response I have purchased tires from the internet many times. Just find any bike shop, not a Harley Dealer, and they will do it for a small fee. All bike shops have tire machines and know how to remove/replace tires/wheels. Keep the rubber side down and the shiny side up! ________________________________________________________________ CHECK US OUT AND SUBSCRIBE:   Website: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com   Email & Voicemail: http://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/Contact   Phone Hotline: 509-731-3548   Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawAbidingBiker   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawabidingbiker        YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/scrappy587     Google Plus Page: https://plus.google.com/+Lawabidingbiker587   Instagram: http://instagram.com/lawabidingbiker     RSS: feed://www.LawAbidingBiker.com/feed   iTunes Direct Link to Podcast:  https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast/id622424087    Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/law-abiding-biker-podcast   TuneIn Radio: http://tunein.com/radio/Law-Abiding-Biker-p562288/            

Rev. Robert Nelson gives insight into the symptoms of a backslidden heart. This message will cause you to examine yourself to see if you have a backslidden heart. We should not drawback with our zeal, love, and pursuit of the Lord Jesus. Rev. Nelson was one of Pastor DeWayne Wright's mentors in his earlier days of ministry. Rev. Nelson is home with Jesus but this message is still relevant and timeless. Enjoy this life changing message!

Rev. Robert Nelson gives insight into the symptoms of a backslidden heart. This message will cause you to examine yourself to see if you have a backslidden heart. We should not drawback with our zeal, love, and pursuit of the Lord Jesus. Rev. Nelson was one of Pastor DeWayne Wright's mentors in his earlier days of ministry. Rev. Nelson is home with Jesus but this message is still relevant and timeless. Enjoy this life changing message!

  Episode Notes: Content pulled from conversations with: Robert Nelson, Alan Plotkin, David Aiken, Henrik Bothe, Woody Keppel, Linsey Lindberg, Chad Taylor, Al Millar, Glenn Singer, Rob Torres, Amy Saunders, Joe Cobden and Gazzo Original Recording Dates/Locations (in chronological as clips … Continue reading →

  Episode Notes: Content pulled from conversations with: Robert Nelson, David Aiken, Henrik Bothe, Woody Keppel, Kim Potter, Amy Saunders, Eric Amber, Pete Sweet, Mike Wood, Jeff Moche, Linsey Lindberg, Baffle-o Bill Smith, Dan Menendez, Nick Nickolas, Jason Billows, Robin … Continue reading →

  Episode Notes: Content pulled from conversations with: Robert Nelson, David Aiken, Henrik Bothe, Woody Keppel, Kim Potter, Amy Saunders, Eric Amber, Pete Sweet, Mike Wood, Jeff Moche, Linsey Lindberg, Baffle-o Bill Smith, Dan Menendez, Nick Nickolas, Jason Billows, Robin … Continue reading →

  Episode Notes: Content pulled from conversations with: Pee Wee Murray, David Aiken, Brian Hulse, Robert Nelson, Henrik Bothe, Woodhead, Dave Rave, Fritz Brehm, Dave Altman, Linsey Lindberg. Original Recording Dates: Peewee Murray and David Aiken: August 28, 2012 Brian Hulse with … Continue reading →

  Episode Notes: Content pulled from conversations with: Pee Wee Murray, David Aiken, Brian Hulse, Robert Nelson, Henrik Bothe, Woodhead, Dave Rave, Fritz Brehm, Dave Altman, Linsey Lindberg. Original Recording Dates: Peewee Murray and David Aiken: August 28, 2012 Brian Hulse with … Continue reading →

In 1994, Bob co-founded Anthology literary magazine with writer J.A. Giunta. The magazine would run for ten years and print a wide variety of up and coming writers. Also in 1994, Bob (started the Essenzaslam Poetry Slam, which runs to this day as the longest running poetry slam in the Southwest. In 1999, Bob founded Spokenworld.com (now Brick Cave Audio), a pioneer internet radio station focusing on spoken word programming. In 2008, Bob founded Brick Cave Media, a media microglomerate (his home office) for the crazy film, book and audio ideas that his friends dream up. In 2011, BCM released it's first full length feature film, Sacrifice. Sacrifice was shown on the opening night of the 2011 Phoenix Comicon. BCM has also published The first book of the Ascension series by fantasy author J.A. Giunta and in 2012, will publish six additional titles, release a new film Yellowstone Sunset, and release 5 new albums of material. What doesn't Robert have his hands in these days? Come by and find out where he sees the future of media in the book industry and more.

Dr Robert Nelson of the University of Maryland argues that environmentalism is a modern form of religion.

411 iTem 71 - Robert Nelson from the Are You A Geek Podcast   Show Notes / Links: Gizmo Project Podcasts Buzz Out Loud Dawn and Drew Engadget Endurance Radio Geek News Central Nate & Di Rock & Roll Geek Show Guests Equipment Set-up Operating System:  Mac OS-X Software: Audacity Recorder:  iRiver Mic: AudioTechnica Pre-Amp: Beheringer Ending Promo - All Florida Indies