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Special Guest Host Fr. Matthew Spencer Priscilla - If you commit sins years ago, but didn't think they were mortal, and didn't confess it, are my absolutions still okay? (02:04) Rose – Why are their different translations to Genesis 3:15? (07:57) Bill - I have a habitual venial sin. How do I discern whether or not my free will has been compromised? (12:33) Sam - Is there a certain time for the offertory basket to be presented? (24:44) Patricia - Is it a sin, or wrong, as a Catholic, to rent my house to my daughter, when she's living with her boyfriend? (21:15) Sharmane - If something touches a 2nd class relic, does it become a 3rd class relic? (27:01) Angie - Can I baptize someone? (40:56) Francisco - Why does God allow the devil to roam and tempt us? (46:07)

Tensions rise as Patrick engages in a heated debate with ChatGPT on the topic of binary gender. As Patrick argues against the idea of a non-binary identity, ChatGPT grapples with the concept of categorizing individuals which plunges into a thought-provoking exploration of what is real and what is not. Patrick and ChatGPT spar over the implications of binary gender in society and whether it truly exists.  Sam - Is it just as good to have a deacon bless your house as a priest? Sherry - Could someone identify as a different weight in boxing? What are your thoughts on this? Teresa - My kids go to a Catholic school and they are charging us money for kids to dress down if they want to do that. Should we be concerned about this? Barbara - I don't think the teachers are requesting the extra charge. I think it is the parents who are requesting this. Maybe Teresa should go to the principle about this. Sal (email) – Has a Pope ever performed a Exorcism Matt - I went to a type of funeral mass called, “Mass of the Resurrection.” Are their different types of funerals?

The Knobs welcome one of our Grand Poohbah supporters Mr. Sam Jett. He is a super interesting guy and a true gear nut. Sam Is very involved in the guitar community and also has a big announcement in this episode about something VERY special. We are grateful for his support of the show and the guitar community! Hosted by Todd Novak, Tony Dudzik, and Billy Spitfire #guitarpodcast #electricguitar #pedaleffects #pedalfx #theguitarknobs #guitarknobs #guitarinterview #guitaramplifier #guitarpickups #guitarsetup #fuzz #overdrive #reverb #distortion #guitartips  Visit us at theguitarknobs.com Support our show on Patreon.com/theguitarknobs

# 66, Side 2: "Sam Is on The Couch" (Charlie Pickle, Pt 47) by Spoken Word with Electronics

# 66, Side 2: "Sam Is on The Couch" (Charlie Pickle, Pt 47) by Spoken Word with Electronics

This episode we catch up with some old Raleigh comedy buddies.. Mark Brady & Sam Mazany! Mark just recorded an album with Helium Records at Goodnights Comedy Club in Raleigh, NC, and Sam Is tearing up the stages in New York City!! They both started together in the North Carolina scene in 2014 and share their experiences with us and what it was like starting out around that time.. Like, share.. SUBSCRIBE!! Drew Harrison Instagram: @laughwithharrison Twitter: @ harrison_comedy www.drewharrisoncomedy.com Sam Mazany Instagram & Twitter: @smazany Mark Brady Instagram & Twitter: @markbradyyy

Topics: -Sam is on the island of Manhattan teaching a Jamf class -He also has an update to the issues affecting him since upgrading to Catalina, including the loss of iCloud reminders. -Besides blocking Catalina with Addigy and other MDM solutions, ignoring Catalina in Software Update is a good addition: sudo softwareupdate —ignore “macOS Catalina” -Sam describes frustrations when attempting to set up voice recognition using “Hey Siri” on his HomePod -Making a push through Addigy is a focus Sam Is trying to make a priority in 2020 -A bug in Safari with Addigy is properly displaying APNs Push Certificate expiration dates.  Other browsers work as expected. -Joe has had success with clients using secure passwords with the strong password feature in Safari -Follow up to Joe’s SIM hacking issue with his client - the department that handles issues with porting at Verizon is the Unauthorized Port Team -A client that Sam parted ways with had decided to fight his final bill so a mutually agreed upon number -Sam decided to add verbiage to his MSP that ensures his company is always involved in the decision making for technology related purchases -A big thank you to Richard Wingfield and Justin Esgar for solid advice in Sam updating his MSP agreement -New billing practices, additional details, and per user/per device pricing are some of the changes and updates that are being planned out -The next trick is to find the time to implement all of these changes

This week on the A.E.B.G. HALLOWEEN Podcast!!!!......The guy’s break down the past two week’s losses to the Pats and the Jags……Is it the Coaching? Is it Sam? Is it the defense? Is it EVERYTHING!!???.......ALSO. Kelechi Osemele played horribly, got benched then that’s when he ‘needed surgery” and threw the Jets under the bus. Why are so many people attacking the Jets?......Leonard Williams was sent over to the GIANTS of all teams? Good move? Bad move? PLUS:Miami Dolpin preview.

NEWS [56:13] Unmanned Airport Control Tower Installed In Northern Colorado [1:04:24] American A320 at Fort Myers on Aug 30th 2018,approached wrong airport and went around [1:15:16] Piper PA-28 Student in Distress - Right Main Gear Wheel Fell Off the Aircraft on Departure [1:28:29] Pilots Eject After Air Force T-38 Talon Jet Veers Off Runway, 4th Talon Loss In 10 Months [1:32:50] Korean Speaker? FEEDBACK [1:35:18] Christian - A380 [1:38:42] Sam - Is this you captain Nick? [1:41:19] Andrew - Appreciation feedback [1:47:51] Ralph - Southwest has declared only service animals can fly in the cabin— and that includes miniature horses [1:52:35] Larry (Gregory) - Service Dog Sign [1:59:55] Plane Tale - Uncle Geoff [2:21:56] Jim - That Time a USAF F-4 Almost Shot Down a Buff [2:33:05] Chris - Flying under the Golden Gate [2:34:00] Steven - Helicopter flying under Golden Gate Bridge Pictures [2:34:45] Tim - Flying under the Golden Gate Bridge [2:35:24] Gus - Helicopter under Golden Gate Bridge [2:38:39] Arty - 3 Questions VIDEO Audible.com Trial Membership Offer - Get your free audio book today! Give me your review in iTunes! I'm "airlinepilotguy" on Facebook, and "airlinepilotguy" on Twitter. feedback@airlinepilotguy.com airlinepilotguy.com ATC audio from http://LiveATC.net Intro/outro Music, Coffee Fund theme music by Geoff Smith thegeoffsmith.com Dr. Steph's intro music by Nevil Bounds Capt Nick's intro music by Kevin from Norway (aka Kevski) Copyright © AirlinePilotGuy 2018, All Rights Reserved Airline Pilot Guy Show by Jeff Nielsen is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

- Sam Is pregnant so the team want to name her baby or at least give the little thing a middle name- Kip had a special friend Join him and Amber at the beach - Susie Coles Mini Collectibles obsession with a live trade on air See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sam Is joined this week by a spooky vampire man named Mark Fuller. They discuss childhood heroes, A women mistaken for the Beast of Bognor, Duke Nukem's failing health in old age (RIP), and We get our first glimpse of News from the Butler Liberation Front!   Like and sub for more episodes and funtimes.  www.facebook.com/SamRhodesCE

Sam, Jason, and Donald recap the wins against Indiana and South Dakota. Jason is on husband duty so he's here for part 1 and Donald joins for part 2. We end with previews of St. Francis and Boston College, hand out Player of the Week honors, and end with a little Duke Football bowling! Timestamps: 0:00 Thank you, Byrd Campbell! 0:19 Sam brings us in and explains the disjointed podcast (First half is just Sam and Jason, second half, Sam and Donald) 1:00 It’s all Jason’s fault…he was being a good husband and needed to record early 2:30 Jason pre-reacts to the South Dakota game since his segment was recorded before the game! 3:40 Jason gives general thoughts on the Indiana win 5:05 Jason - “In addition to Indiana playing at home and playing well…we’re exhausted!” 6:22 Jason thinks we saw a growing trend where Duke plays uninspired ball for 30 minutes and get it together for 10 7:33 Jason brings up a Ben Swain tweet that explains how awesome Duke’s defense has been late in the game 11:10 Sam’s thought: Duke hasn’t really found its defensive identity yet 12:15 Sam: Is this an effort problem or something fixable? Jason: Too early to say it’s not fixable 14:35 Jason notes that our outside shooting isn’t as good 17:50 Jason thinks Alex O’Connell should get more minutes 21:00 Jason thinks Wendell Carter had an incredible game 22:15 Jason also shouts out Marques Bolden for his effort during the game 24:05 Sam and Jason briefly shift to the ACC Challenge - the ACC dominated B1G! 25:00 Jason thinks there are very few B1G locks for the NCAA Tournament 30:35 We say goodbye to Jason…hope Mrs. Evans enjoys the spa! 31:20 Byrd Campbell sends a message about the Indiana game 32:15 We are now in the future. Sam is now joined by Donald and we are post-South Dakota win 33:49 Donald begins his thoughts on the Indiana game by mentioning how well Wendell Carter played 35:20 Sam mentions that Carter’s poise is so impressive, especially since he normally draws the tougher defensive assignment 36:24 Donald thinks Wendell Carter has a great back to the basket game and complements Bagley’s game well 37:26 Donald says Marques Bolden had the play of the game 38:49 Sam thinks Bolden has embraced the role of energy big guy off the bench 39:52 Donald says Bolden and Carter both go up with two hands to get rebounds - very effective 41:47 Sam and Donald talk about the South Dakota win 48:07 Sam and Donald briefly preview St. Francis and Boston College 52:52 Jason’s not here for Players of the Week, but both Donald and Sam both give it to Grayson Allen 54:12 Parting Shots - Donald brings up Duke Football’s selection to play in the Quick Lane Bowl and is happy Duke is going to his hometown 56:12 Sam’s Parting Shot - Jimbo Fisher leaves the ACC for a boatload of money 56:52 Sam’s still looking for old basketball YouTube videos - dbrpodcast@gmail.com if you have good pre-2000 ones! 58:26 Donald notes that December 6th is the 3 year anniversary of DBR Podcast Episode 1! 1:00:15 See ya! Duke Band take us home. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Nicks discuss Chapter Four of Fellowship - Getting caught in the bogs and thickets, Black Riders, Bamfurlong, Farmer Maggot's dogs, whether Frodo's story mirrors Bilbo's, narrow misses, social status, and traveling in the fog without lanterns. Nicholas Jon sounds like he's hiding from the black riders in a tin can, and tries a looser editing style. Nick Andrew lives in the loudest place possible and tries to imagine Sam's fangirling over the Elves with a real-world example... from his own experience? We'll never know.   Maps Map of Middle-earth  LoTRproject.com interactive map - Caution: spoilers for new readers!    Last time in The Lord of The Rings Frodo inherited the Ring from Bilbo and learned that it is the One Ring and must be destroyed. He sells his house and takes his friends on an adventure through the Shire only to be dogged by a black rider. Some elves take them in for the night and give them the advice to not wait for Gandalf.   Where are we in the narrative? Frodo, Sam, and Pippin are still in the Shire making their way to Buckleberry Ferry and then on to Crickhollow, Frodo’s new house. The Elves showed concern for Frodo especially when they heard that the travelers have seen a black rider and Gandalf hasn’t come as promised. Unwillingly the Elves give the advice to move ahead with their plan and not to wait for Gandalf.   Notes for this episode The Story in this Chapter: A chance to get to know Hobbits better Thinking at breakfast? Hobbits are supposed to EAT!! Food is their THING. Frodo speaking aloud - sign of the Ring? The change coming over Sam Oracle-esque? Something in his heart/gut tells him that he “has to see it through.” Shortcuts Golden Perch, Ivy Bush, Green Dragon (Most of the buildings mentioned in the Shire are Inns) If you look at the map - the road (trail?) to Woodhall dead-ends. Was Frodo planning to go over the country from the beginning? Pippin - and Hobbit jesting/poking/digging “First check.” Sam saves the company - “You’ve got sharp ears, Sam” Is this a recognition of having spotted the rider Or a request to listen and keep an ear out? Golden Drink (possibly Miruvor as we later learn) - alcohol? stimulant? some other nourishing thing? REDBULL! The first Nazgul cry - “There are words in the cry,” and that was no hobbit voice. The ease at which the Hobbits forget their fear when the Shire does its thing. Bamfurlong is a great bit of LoTR trivia - good to have in your back pocket to show your knowledge - also useful as a substitute curse word when around children. Farmer Maggot How near the miss - Nazgul / Frodo at Farmer Maggot’s Sam’s suspicious nature Dogs response to the Nazgul (movie-book) Maggot tells off a Nazgul - “Back where you belong” - funny because he doesn’t really know what that might mean 14 to dinner - some mirroring to Bilbo? Bilbo had 15 - symbolically could show the incompleteness of the party (Gandalf? Merry? The rest?) Sam’s position showing? - “You & Pippin and all” - “You & Merry (Maggot’s closer friend) and all” Sundown - and they only got to the farm from Woodhall 5+ more miles to the ferry Frodo is anxious - Pippin is drowsy - Sam is watchful “I want Mr. Baggins, have you seen him?” - not as effective in the audio book - frighteningly ambiguous in writing. Other comments or observations: Book pacing Natural divide between character based narrative and descriptive narrative? Fast = action and character? Or Fast = a lack of world description? Slow = A lot of everything? - For Tolkien the physical world is hugely important - character-like - but the characters are not described in much detail. We can see the world, and the people in it, but we can’t see their faces except as we imagine them to be. Some books with different pacing Wheel of Time - Robert Jordan - slow (though starts okay) Belgariad - David Eddings - Quick pace - every chapter moves the story ahead Angels and Demons - Dan Brown - Very fast pace (movie like cuts) Lord of the Rings - Slower very descriptive - minimal character description - not a lot of politic-ing Notable Difference(s) from Films: All of this is missing from the movie Locations/Distance Traveled/Distance apart: The actual distance traveled is probably 20 miles maximum including 5+ by cart. New Characters: Farmer Maggot and his family/household Info/History from Other Titles/Sources: Letter 206 - Funny incident where Tolkien went to a Hobbit Dinner and spoke, and on the menu was “Maggot Soup” which was, of course, mushroom soup named for Farmer Maggot. What to Watch for in the Next Chapter: Next chapter Frodo and all finally make it to Crickhollow - but Frodo needs to leave right away. He will have to tell his friends that he is going, but he doesn’t know how to break it to them.   Links greendragonlive.com Twitter Facebook Special thanks to our friend Harry Murrell for the use of his music. Listen to more and subscribe to his channel here.

One of the biggest risks that any first time podcasters can face is the potential for technical diffulties. Fortunately, that would NEVER happen to Reopening the Wormhole. However, Sam IS transmitting while traveling through an ion storm during today's episode, and as such is occasionally a little garbled. That doesn't stop the gang from having another rousing chat about O'Brien's pain as they discuss cats, homoerotic undertones and all their highly recommended favorite TV shows! All that and, of course, we shatter Gary Sinise's dreams. 

Where it’s the return of KG saying “Anything’s possibullllllllllll!” and SAM IS 21!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Amanda Crew chats with us about The Haunting in Conneticut, and we find out just how hip Sam Is!