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Is it just Layla and MJ that recognize just how universal some really good advice is? On this episode, they share some great advice, including from previous podcast guests: Mr. Deryk Gilmore, President & Owner of Day 1 Sports & Entertainment, and Dr. Karen Kendrick, a Ph.D. in Organizational Psychology. Finally they share some bad advice that you definitely should not take and how to deal with it when you hear it. Some immediate advice? Be sure to follow the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, etc., to never miss an episode. Then go ahead and give it five stars! Have an idea for an upcoming episode? Drop us a comment here or let us know on on Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook. And remember, it may not just be you, but it could be! Show notes: What's the origin of the expression “mind your P's and Q's”? (The Straight Dope) How to Say Please in Russian: Pronunciation and Examples (ThoughtCo) Deryk Gilmore: Life As A Sports & Entertainment Agent (Is It Just Me Podcast, Season 3, Episode 14) Dr. Karen Kendrick: New Year, New You (Is It Just Me podcast, Seasson 2 Episode 9) Offensive Much? (Is It Just Me podcast, Season 2 Episode 2)

Are Liberal cabinet ministers asking for Divine intervention to save them from angry voters or are they begging us to ignore the scandal, corruption and that elephant in the room? And Jagmeet Singh just called Pierre Poilievre "an agent of chaos" or did he mean KAOS?...READ The Post Millennial: Canadian euthanasia 'doctor' says 'nobody more grateful' for her work than her patients. https://thepostmillennial.com/canadian-euthanasia-doctor-says-nobody-more-grateful-for-her-work-than-her-patients  "You know, I always loved being a doctor and I delivered over a thousand babies, and I took care of families, but this is the very best work I've ever done in the last seven years."READ Human Events: FEMA has become an ideological joke, where equity is job one and disaster assistance is job none.  https://humanevents.com/2024/10/09/david-krayden-fema-has-become-an-ideological-joke-where-equity-is-job-one-and-disaster-assistance-is-job-none"FEMA is a deeply febrile and inept government agency that should probably be defunded and its work contracted out to effective organizations that really care about people regardless of their gender, skin color or sexuality, like the Samaritan's Purse."KRAYDEN'S RIGHT: RESOLVE TO RESISTThanks for watching to the end this really helps small channels like this!  ...SUPPORT INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM JOIN THE KRAYDEN'S RIGHT RESISTANCE:-Stand on Guard Store Merch with a Message: https://standonguard.store/-Substack FREE or Paid Subscription: https://davidkrayden.substack.com/-Buy Me a Coffee (1 time support): https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kraydensright-Join YouTube Membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1ED4fuuXo07MoobImXavaQ/joinLocals / Rumble Subscriber Option: https://kraydensright.locals.com/Pay Direct on Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/standonguard...SUBSCRIBE & HIT THE BELL TO KEEP SEEING THIS CHANNEL-Please SUBSCRIBE & HIT the bell. This is FREE and it will help you BEAT Trudeau's censorship so you get notifications on my YouTube Channel even when the censorship laws come into FULL effect so Trudeau and YT cannot hide this content: https://www.youtube.com/@KraydensRightwithDavidKrayden ...MORE ways you can find and support my work:   -Krayden's Right Substack: https://davidkrayden.substack.com/-Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/KraydensRight-Twitter: https://twitter.com/DavidKrayden-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KraydensRight-YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KraydensRightwithDavidKrayden-Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stand-on-guard-with-david-krayden/id1684148154-Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/1YfyNi7gqJpRYS7iuGcWhw...✨FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 U.S.C. section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.#davidkrayden #kraydensright #standonguard #cdnpoli #uspoli #ukpoli #news #independentjournalists ...Chrystia Freeland,Melanie Joly,Randy Boissonnault,liberals,conservatives,CPC,politics,government over-reach,Greg Fergus,speaker ruling,speaker,Prorogue,whistleblower,justin trudeau,public policy,canadian politics,andrew scheer,Pierre Poilievre,canadian news,green tech,SDTC,green slush fund,ottawa,house of commons,parliamentary accountability,Karina gould,Michael Barrett,Andrew Scheer,Randy Boissonnault,the Other Randy,sustainable development technology,jagmeet SinghNEW!! You can now find Stand on Guard with David Krayden on most podcasts: Apple, Spotify, Google, Amazon, Youtube music, Substack.

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Say Please. Buttered Bacon. Morons in the News.   Everyone Needs a Laugh. Down the Rabbit Hole. The Earthquake Bed.   Talkback Callers. Jay Leno. Can You Believe This S***?   From the Vault. Pumpkin Spice Slurpees Are on the Way.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Is saying "please" a thing of the past? A.I. doctors appointment, our biggest waste of money and more! Leave a rating and review wherever you listen, it helps us out a lot! Also follow us on social @joeyandlaurenshow

COFFEE MOANING the PODCAST ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/coffee-moaning/id1689250679ON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/3p6z4A1RbhidO0pnOGGZl2?si=IqwD7REzTwWdwsbn2gzWCg&nd=1HOW TO STAY MARRIED (SO FAR) the PODCASTON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/57MT4cv2c3i06ryQlIpUXc?si=1b5ed24f40c54ebaON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/how-to-stay-married-so-far/id1294257563AGONY AUNT & UNCLE the PODCASTON SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/10G1HRFFGNRze1QegIeozs?si=158f37e366dd4ba0ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/agony-aunt-uncle-with-nadia-sawalha-and-mark-adderley/id1668850817 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Full show - FrYiday | Booby pop out moment | Not until you say please | Erin's business plan | Rotten roommate | Always be closing, kids | Slacker and Steve's life-saving tips | Where's your happy place? | What your birth order means for your personality @slackerandsteve @thackiswack @radioerin

Is it ever ok to correct someone else's child's manners?

In this episode, you'll learn the different ways to say "please" in Italian and discover how important context is when using these expressions appropriately. Get the written version of the episode and more materials: Italialikealocal.com!

Featuring Julia Shintaku from the Top 10 Podcast. We delve into the world of teenage etiquette or the lack thereof. Join Julia and I on a candid exploration of manners, or the apparent absence of them, among today's youth. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/annoyedadult/message

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What's up, buttercups! In this episode of Whipsnap Gregory sits down with his friend Mitch where they talk about short jokes, Mitch fixing Gregory's radio, the fast and furious movies and much much more! Check it out, it's a good one! Instagram: Harrington__

This week, we bring you some good old fashioned makeup sex in the stacks, a glistening mammary display, and some egregious public nose-flicking! Join us for our rollicking discussion of chapters 52-60 of House of Sky and Breath by Sarah J. Maas. Spoiler warning: This episode may contain hints/spoilers for the WHOLE BOOK!!!Say hi! TikTok/Instagram: @faewatchpod; faewatchpod@gmail.com Support us! If you enjoy the show and want to chip in a few bucks to help us cover costs, it would be greatly appreciated! Venmo: @faewatchpodMusic by Good Air

Do Italians say please? Learn the 3 most authentic ways to be polite in Italian. Learn about our Online Italian School and get a free mini lesson every week: https://tiny.one/joyoflanguages-italian-school Get the bonus materials for this episode: http://joyoflanguages.com/please-in-italian/ Today's Italian words: Per piacere = Please (lit. to please) Per favore = Please (lit. for favour) Sì, grazie! = Yes please! (in Italian, we don't say "per favore" after "sì") Due biglietti, per favore = Two tickets, please (lit. for favour) Un cappuccino, per piacere = A cappuccino, please (lit. to please) Può portare il conto? = Can you bring the bill? Potrebbe portare il conto? = Could you bring the bill?

Đây là một câu chuyện xảy ra giữa thời kỳ Đại suy thoái ở Mỹ (kéo dài từ năm 1929 tới nửa sau thập niên 30) tại một nơi nghèo nhất trong thành phố New York. Câu chuyện sau này đã được ghi nhận trong nhiều cuốn sách như “Best Sermons 1” (1988); “Say Please, Say Thank You: The Respect We Owe One Another” (1999); hay “Ragamuffin Gospel” (2000).Mời đọc bài viết tại: https://trithucvn.co/van-hoa/phien-toa-xet-xu-mot-vu-trom-banh-mi-o-new-york-nam-1935.html

This week on Why Tho? the Podcast, advice columnist Lizzy Acker and social media producer Destiny Johnson talk about the magic word. How magic is it? Can an adult tell another adult that they need to say “please.” For a more distilled version of this, check out Lizzy's column, which will publish at Oregonlive.com/whytho the Tuesday following the airing of this podcast! More: Read the most recent Why Tho (and columns past): https://www.oregonlive.com/whytho/ Lizzy's advice also appears in our weekly advice newsletter. Want to get it? Subscribe now: https://link.oregonlive.com/join/6fk/signup Have a burning question for Lizzy? Send her an email at lacker@oregonian.com or tweet @lizzzyacker! You can reach producer Destiny by emailing her at djohnson@oregonian.com or tweeting her @hello_destiny! Or better yet, text Lizzy your question as a Why Tho? insider. Sign up here: https://www.oregonlive.com/advice/2022/03/read-more-why-tho.html Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Inspire Podcast, Bart speaks with Joe Manget, Walid Hejazi and Dany Assaf about their new book, Everybody's Business. The three authors, an accomplished business leader, a business school professor and renowned Competition lawyer and author of the bestseller Say Please and Thank You & Stand in Line, share how their research shows Canadian businesses are falling behind and why bold leadership is necessary to reverse the decline. They explain how leaders in all fields must embrace the power of technology, pursue competition on an international stage, recognize built-in monopolistic advantages may not last as long as they think, and above all take risks to energize their careers and companies. The conversation, hosted at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, is an important listen for anyone who wants to build a great career -- or a great company. Get your copy of their book, Everybody's Business here: https://www.everybodysbusinesscanada.ca/ Learn more about the authors and their book in the following articles: https://www.thestar.com/business/canada-s-prosperity-is-in-decline-how-embracing-the-new-wave-tech-revolution-can-reverse/article_b1644ea1-bdd3-5eb3-80e5-24f409d3ddbf.html https://financialpost.com/news/economy/four-pillars-to-build-canada-prosperity https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/commentary/article-canada-next-generation-lower-living-standards/ 0:12 Show Intro 0:48 Introducing the guests 1:39 What the book is about 1:47 Massive decline in Canada 2:24 How did the collaboration come about? 3:42 What did you learn from your research 3:59 Canada's productivity challenge 4:14 Widespread complacency HEADLINER? 4:39 Went from 3rd prosperous to 15th 5:18 How we can move the needle 6:43 Technology 7:25 Every generation has to find a way to make tech improve our lives 8:03 Do Canadian leaders adopt this mindset? 8:36 Protectionism 10:01 Dichotomy between legacy protections and innovation 10:45 Average leading Canadian company 124 years 11:41 What are the incentives to innovate? 12:18 RIM example 14:17 Sustaining and disruptive technologies 14:47 KODAK example 15:28 Blockbuster 16:28 Canadian examples 17:07 Open banking 19:17 What if a country is a platform? 19:57 Starlink at the cottage 20:41 Example of Armenian car sales 21:37 Your moat is not as secure as you think 22:09 Don't think of Tech as a threat 24:14 Aerospace industry 25:38 What's going on in the healthcare industry? 26:12 Cable company - video on demand example 28:29 AI for radiology 30:25 Barriers to Canadian innovation 31:46 Advice on pushing through barriers in Canada? 32:09 Hard to find leadership talent in Canada 33:07 What do successful leaders do? 33:20 Vision of the leader 37:15 You can be your own leader 37:55 The opportunity gaps exist 39:01 Atomized mindset 39:27 Creative destruction lab 40:59 20 Billion in capital raised 41:18 Bart summarizes 42:33 Don't accept the status quo 43:07 A Lot can change in 50 years 44:12 Lots of uncertainty -- and opportunity 45:08 Thank yous 45:31 Outro

Little critter learns all about good manners in his class. When he practices manners at home, the responses are often surprising.

In this episode of "A Beginner's Guide to AI", we delve into the fascinating world of anthropomorphism in AI - humanising our machines. Starting with the concept's definition, we explore the psychological, design, and ethical dimensions that shape this phenomenon. The case of Sophia, the humanoid robot, serves as our guide, bringing to life the complexities of making AI more human-like. We ponder our cognitive predispositions, marvel at intentional design choices, and grapple with profound ethical dilemmas. How 'human' should we make our AI? Tune in and join us as we explore these captivating territories at the intersection of AI, psychology, and ethics. This podcast was generated with the help of artificial intelligence. We do fact check with human eyes, but there might still be hallucinations in the output. Music credit: "Modern Situations by Unicorn Heads".

Welcome to the Jew and Gentile Podcast.   Text the Jew and Gentile your comments, questions, concerns (OY!), and news at: 424-444-1948    Is There Life After Death? Jewish Thinking on the Afterlife https://momentmag.com/is-there-life-after-death/   From the Scriptures:   Rev 17 FOI Equip Classes:   Israel's Independence and Leaders TEACHER: CHRIS KATULKA MAY 11, 18, 25 Register: Foiequip.org   Guest Lecture Series - The Six-Day War TEACHER: DR. MORDECHAI KEDAR JUNE 15 Register: Foiequip.org   Encounter: Encounter is a short-term, introductory level training program that provides Christians (high-school age and up) with the opportunity to engage in a biblically-based ministry experience of loving and serving Israel and the Jewish community. Travel to Philadephia area required.   ENCOUNTER DATES: May 31—June 4, 2023 July 19—23, 2023 $450 per person   https://www.foi.org/encounter/   To Give visit: gofoi.org/foiequip   Get a free one-year trial subscription to Israel My Glory https://israelmyglory.org/subscribe/   Get Involved with Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry https://www.foi.org/outreach   Israel Always foi.org/israelalways From the news surrounding Israel and the Jewish People:   American couples caught at Tel Aviv airport trying to smuggle hundreds of pounds of Fruit Roll-Ups into Israel https://www.jta.org/2023/05/03/israel/american-couples-caught-at-tel-aviv-airport-trying-to-smuggle-hundreds-of-pounds-of-fruit-roll-ups-into-israel#:~:text=(JTA)%20%E2%80%94%20At%20least%20two,due%20to%20a%20TikTok%20craze.   Trans Tyranny: Christian Teacher Banned from Profession After Calling Students ‘Girls' in Classroom https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/05/24/trans-tyranny-christian-teacher-banned-from-profession-after-calling-students-girls-in-classroom/   As demand for Orthodox Jewish conversion soars, the number of successful cases dips https://www.timesofisrael.com/as-demand-for-orthodox-jewish-conversion-soars-the-number-of-successful-cases-dips/   Yiddish Word(s) of the Day   ??? - Please 

Two kids use manners at a restaurant.

Today on the show, Joe Biden just announced he's running for re-election in 2024. His debut video is truly laughable. Plus, that one time Logan tried to buy Siegfried and Roy's house. And how strong do you think Donald Trump is? Oh… and who watches The View anymore?Topics Discussed:- Biden running for re-election- Republican's AI response- Insane NYT headline- Big George Foreman movie debuts 4/28- Logan tried to buy Siegfried and Roy's house- Text BROS to 989898 to learn more about Birch Gold Group- The year Logan peaked- Jordan's t-shirt idea- How strong is Trump?- Where is Jesse Ventura?- Will Trump join the debates?- Code BROS at 4patriots.com for 10% off- DeSantis ad- Who watches The View?- Terrifying Alabama governorBig George Foreman hits theaters 4/28. For tickets check out biggeorgeforeman.movieSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EPISODE 33: We teach our kids to say "please" and "thank you" but does God ever say "please!"? Watch what happens when God has had enough of man's stubbornness and its time for action. Why did God wait so long? And why did God send ten plagues instead of just doing it with one? All this and much more is discussed as we dive into Exodus chapter 11. About: The INTO YOUR BIBLE Podcast dives into God's Word with a passion to understand the heart of God as revealed in the details of the Scriptures. Using both exegetical and topical studies, the pursuit is not primarily a greater intellectual knowledge of God but a deeper intimacy with God. Here we seek a generation who loves the Word of God and the God of the Word!

In this Positive Parenting Pep Talk, I help a mom navigave how to teach her child to say "please" and "thank you." It's not always easy and we talk about the advantages and pitfalls to our different attempts to teach our children manners. If you found these ideas helpful and would like more, please visit my website and learn more about Self-Directed and facilitated Positive Parenting classes. Please follow me on Instagram or Facebook and leave your comments and suggestions about these ideas. You can leave a voice question for Debbie to answer here. Thank you for your interest in Positive Parenting. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/positiveparenting/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/positiveparenting/support

A podcast confession, I'm polite. Who cares? But not just to people, but also to that little smart speaker. You too? A respectful rant about why it's right to do…and why some think it's wrong. Carot the weather App: (iPhone) CLICK HERE FOR THE APP STORE LINK --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stcurbcuriosity/support

Did you know we teach classes and courses all from the comfort of your living room! As a member of The Online Puppy School, you get unlimited access to everything we offer. Check out our classes and courses, available live or on demand. As a bonus today, listen to how we teach sit to say please. It is a polite way for your puppy to ask for something they want. This can be taught to any dog at any age and is valuable in achieving  polite behavior. Support the showFollow us on social mediaInstagram @baxterandbella TikTok @baxterbellatraining YouTube @baxterandbellaSubscribe to our site for free weekly training tips! www.baxterandbella.com

I saved this episode for the holidays, as it is an excellent time for reflection. If you do listen and feel the way I do about Dany's message, please share it with others. The best way to lift and unite Canada is through our collective spirits. First and foremost, we are not East or West, left or right, gay or straight, Liberal or Conservative. We are Canadian. Together we can make this the greatest country on Earth for generations to come. So what is this episode all about? Imagine, for a moment, that this scenario happened to you. You are Muslim, a proud Canadian, and part of a family that has lived in and contributed to its community and country for generations. Like many other kids, you dream of playing hockey in the NHL. 9/11 happened, and overnight a sign appeared on your neighbour's lawn. OSAMA BIN LADEN LIVES CLOSER THAN YOU THINK. The sign points to your house. That moment puts my guest, Dany Assaf, on a lifetime quest to unite Canadians and remind us of who we are and why and what truly matters. Today, Dany is respected globally as one of the world's top competition lawyers, with Torys LLP, a former adjunct professor at Western University and an author. Dany has just released a remarkable book titled: Say Please and Thank You & Stand in Line: One man's story of what makes Canada special and how to keep it that way. This is Dany's inspiring and moving story and message, which will warm your hearts over the holidays. I invite Alan Depencier, CMO of RBC, who I have come to know over the past two years. Alan joins the show to talk about the episode, and I ask him about the role organizations like RBC can play in supporting all Canadians and their dreams during these challenging times. Alan speaks from the heart versus marketing speak. To purchase Dany's book:  https://www.amazon.ca/Say-Please-Thank-Stand-Line/dp/1989555373  

YOU FORGOT TO SAY PLEASE, CLARE The Morning Scramble gets one shot…one opportunity…to show you exactly what they did over their weekends. Check out their weekend photos on the Z102.9 Facebook page, hear the stories of their adventures, and share what you did! Halloween season is the perfect time for some scary movies! Z102.9's resident horror flick expert is DJ Lady J. She has assigned The Morning Scramble to watch the new 'Hellraiser' on Hulu. Clare and Eric will give you their thoughts on this revival.

Hello Mama! Welcome to the Rooted Working Mom podcast. In today's episode, I'm introducing Parenting Quick Tips. These tips are intended to be quick, simple, and effective parenting strategies that you can implement right away. They will help you teach your children to obey, be respectful, and practice self-discipline, as you shepard and connect with them each day. Friend, parenting doesn't have to be boring or serious all the time. Let's put some fun back into parenting! Tune in for a Parenting Quick Tip that will help your child remember to use their manners through the use of humor. I pray this tip helps you connect with your child and bring joy in the everyday moments of motherhood. I pray they put a smile on your face and your child's face. Rooted in God's love. Blessings, Cynthia

About Dany Assaf Dany is a globally recognized lawyer with deep and broad international business experience advising and helping businesses grow worldwide. Dany specializes in competition and foreign investment law and policy having worked on some of the largest and most complex global and Canadian mergers and investigations over the last 25 years. Dany's international business experience includes opening the first offices for a major Canadian law firm in the United Arab Emirates and Qatar. Dany also serves on the boards of Unity Health and Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tbcy/support

The only exception is if you are a woman and your wink means you are going to take me home and screw my brains out.

Partner at Torys LLP, an Edmonton native, fourth generation Muslim Canadian, and author of the new book, Say Please and Thank You and Stand in Line: One Man's Story of What Makes Canada Special, And How to Keep It That Way: Dany Assaf, a man of great energy, intelligence and purpose.

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk6if7BfCjc&t=412s ========================================================== Dic form + ようにしてください Nai form + ようにしてください It is an expression of request like てform+ください、ないform+でください ようにしてください implies "please make effors/please keep in mind" Requests to repeat the action habitually. 毎朝（まいあさ）歯（は）を磨（みが）くようにしてください。 Please try to brush your teeth every morning. 部屋（へや）を出（で）る時（とき）、必（かなら）ずドアを閉（し）めるようにしてください。 Please be sure to close the door when you leave the room 毎日（まいにち）少（すこ）しずつ勉強（べんきょう）するようにしてください。 Please study little by little every day. 病院（びょういん）では静（しず）かにするようにしてください Please try to keep quiet at the hospital 毎日（まいにち）、予習（よしゅう）と復習（ふくしゅう）をするようにしてください Please make sure to do preparations and reviews every day. 遅刻（ちこく）しないようにしてください Please try do not be late 宿題（しゅくだい）を忘（わす）れないようにしてください Please try not to forget your homework お酒（さけ）を飲（の）みすぎないようにしてください Please try not to drink too much alcohol =============================================== Check out my Youtube Channel! Wanna support me? Follow my Instagram!! Follow my Facebook!! ===============================================

Being unGrateful is all around us today and may be this discussion is all about you today. Don't forget that you can turn a new way of life today. An unGrateful person do not appreciate anything nor does he see anything good about anything but rather think he has the Authority and right to every good things. Please

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In this week's episode I talk about whether we should make our children say sorry, please, thank you or excuse me. We want our kids to grow up to be polite, considerate and respectful to others We are brought up in a society that expects children to be well behaved, that judges parents (or parents feel judged) if their kids aren't polite. Children learn from what we do. So if we are polite, thank people when we mean it, apologise when we're wrong, they will learn to do it too. This episode is about so more than teaching good manners. It is about understanding our children's true nature, what motivates their behaviour and trusting ourselves to trust our children. Thanks for joining me. If you're ready to get your kids listening so you don't have to shout, and instead you can start enjoying being a parent, then get signed up to my next virtual Peaceful Parenting Masterclass. Follow me on social media: www.instagram.com/PamParentCoach www.fb.me/PamParentCoach www.pamtheparentcoach.com

Should you teach your kids to be polite when dealing with virtual assistants? Listen now for my take. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Should you teach your kids to be polite when dealing with virtual assistants? Listen now for my take. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

- Check my video for more details! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VXHXZ8Lf3do&t=9s ★ないform＋でください★ ないでください (naide kudasai). Meaning: please don't do. This is used after a verb to request to the listener to not do something. You can remove the ください (kudasai), to just say ないで (naide), which is more casual. 心配しないでください shinpaishinaidekudasai (please don't worry) 話さないでください hanasanaidekudasai (please don't speak) 遊ばないでください asobanaidekudasai (please don't play) 写真を撮らないでください。 shashin o toranaide kudasai. (please don't take a picture) 学校でタバコを吸わないでください。 Gakkou de tabako o suwanaide kudasai. (please do not smoke in the school.) 家の前に駐車しないでください。 Ie no mae ni chūsha shinaide kudasai. (please do not park in front of the house) すみません。かばんをこちらに置かないでくだい。あちらに置いてください。 Sumimasen. kaban wa kochira ni okanaide kudai. Asoko ni oite kudasai. (I'm sorry, but please do not leave your bag here. Please put it there.) パソコンを使っています。スイッチを切らないでください。 Pasokon o tsukatteimasu. Suitchi o kiranaide kudasai. (I'm using a computer. Please do not switch off.) =============================================== Check out my Youtube Channel! Wanna support me? ===============================================

Let's open up this Verzuz battle, talk about Live From the Basement during these changing digital times, Stashbox and some dope new music! Let's go!

Let's open up this Verzuz battle, talk about Live From the Basement during these changing digital times, Stashbox and some dope new music! Let's go!

Let's open up this Verzuz battle, talk about Live From the Basement during these changing digital times, Stashbox and some dope new music! Let's go!

Welcome to the MWSA Podcast for Thursday, June 17th. We begin with the continuing conversation on racism in Alberta. We hear the personal experience of Author and Lawyer, Dany Assaf. Dany explains the motivation behind his book “Say Please & Thank You & Stand In Line: One man's story of what makes Canada so special – and how to keep it that way.” Earlier this week we got more details about what Stampede 2021 will look like, but what about Stampede events that normally happen around town off of Stampede Park? We catch up with Global News Reporter Sarah Offin. We know that this year's Stampede won't include the Chuckwagons, but the wagons are still going to ‘roar' in 2021. We get details on the competition that'll take place next month in High River from the Vice President of the High River Agricultural Society. Looking to keep the kids busy this summer?  We get suggestions on Summer Camp options available in the city from Ellen Percival, Editor of “Calgary's Child” magazine. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dany Assaf, Author, Say Please And Thank You and Stand In Line: One Man's Story Of What Makes Canada Special, And How To Keep it that Way

Dany Assaf, Author, Say Please And Thank You and Stand In Line: One Man's Story Of What Makes Canada Special, And How To Keep it that Way

Dany Assaf is an Edmonton native, fourth generation Muslim Canadian, globally recognized lawyer at Torys LLP, and now, author of the new book Say Please and Thank You and Stand in Line: One Man's Story of What Makes Canada Special, And How to Keep It That WayOn this episode we chat about Dany's family history and how his great grandfather helped establish the first mosque in Canada in 1938, living through 9/11 and the impact on him and his family, social media and how it encourages group think and can move society away from its true values, the greatness of Canada and everything this country could be if we get our aim right.  Danny Assaf website - (https://www.danyassaf.com/)Mike "Ryan" G Contact InformationYouTube Channel - This is a brand new channel. Please head over a subscribe to help me get it off the ground.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-OBDJzTOUKimR7AcRTd6xAFeel free to reach out to me and provide feedback at MikeRyanG1@gmail.com On Twitter @MikeRyanGOn Instagram  @Conversations_With_Canadians 

Dany Assaf discusses his new book Say Please and Thank You & Stand in Line, a memoir about growing up as a fourth-generation Muslim in Canada. He says his book is a reminder of the diversity and promise of Canada, and a plea to not let it slip away.

Say Please & Thank You – Mufti Yusuf Moosagie by Radio Islam

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In this episode of the podcast, we focus on learning how to be polite in Japanese and you'll learn the phrases for "please," "thank you," and "you're welcome." Wondering how to how to say thank you in Japanese? You'll learn how with these Japanese phrases in this week's snack-sized lesson. Want to keep learning with us? Join Language Conqueror. In This Lesson, You Learned: "Please" in Japanese - kudasai / onegai shimasu "Thank you" in Japanese - arigatou / arigatou gozaimasu "You're welcome" in Japanese - dou itashimashite Featured Trade Secret: When it comes to showing politeness in Japanese, it often depends on who you're talking to. You'll notice shop staff use more formal speech with you, saying things like irrashaimase to welcome you to the store, and lots of gozaimasu endings to be more polite. Gozaimasu is the humble form of the verb "to be", it's often used to be extra polite. Mentioned in this Episode: Language Conqueror We hope you enjoyed this episode of the podcast! Let us know what you think by leaving us a review. We appreciate your reviews because they let us know what you enjoy most about the podcast so we can keep doing more of it and it helps other learners like yourself find the podcast. You can share your thoughts on the podcast at languageconqueror.com/review --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/snacksizedlanguage/support

Everyday Superheroes are people that look for ways to be helpful, kind, loving, respectful, and try to make a difference in the world. Kids are given practical examples on how to be an Everyday Superhero like helping a neighbor shovel their driveway after it snows, cleaning up without being asked, and asking friends to “join in” when playing a game. Kids will learn about manners in the song Say “Please” and “Thank You!” and learn the concept of volunteering. Then, in an enchanting story about Mermaids, young listeners will learn a valuable lesson about diversity and acceptance. Stories and songs are a great way to teach children about what it means to help others and become Everyday Superheroes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

These are 2 storybooks addressing good manners like a little Penguin who taught to Say Please, and a little bear saying Thank You.Penguin Says "Please" (Hello Genius) Board bookhttps://www.amazon.com/Penguin-Says-Please-Hello-Genius/dp/1404867880/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=penguin+says+please&qid=1610929323&sr=8-1Bear Says "Thank You" (Hello Genius) Board bookhttps://www.amazon.com/Bear-Says-Thank-Hello-Genius/dp/1404867864/ref=sr_1_1?crid=28QHUZI517DEI&dchild=1&keywords=bear+says+thank+you+board+book&qid=1610159597&sprefix=bear+says+thank+you%2Caps%2C168&sr=8-1Storybook Bundles PodcastOn Spotify, Apple Podcast, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and moreLet's Read & Storybook Bundles Social Media Links:https://storybookbundlespodcast.buzzsprout.comLet's Read Facebook Page:https://www.facebook.com/letsread415/Let's Read YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjo2n2aYTFY-kSlVeWputjQLet's Read Instagram Page:https://www.instagram.com/letsread415/?hl=enLet's Read Twitter Pagehttps://twitter.com/EdisonRagsdaleLet's Read Pinterest Page:https://www.pinterest.com/letsread415/patreon.com/mystorybookbundlescurlyblue productionsletsread415@gmail.com#storybookbundlesDo You Need A Narrator For Children's Storybooks?If you have a Children's Short Storybook that you'd like me to do an audio narration, you can contact me regarding plans, and pricing. Use Storybook Bundles on Facebook Messenger, or email: letsread415@gmail.com.At this time I am only accepting Storybooks for ages 0-3, and NO more than 300 words long.Thank you,EGR If You like the Storybook Bundles Podcast, please Like, Follow, Subscribe, and even share it with family and friends.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mystorybookbundles)

In this lesson, I will introduce how to say "Please don't do something" in Japanese. In order to ask someone not to do something, you need to use a negative plain form together with でください. ここ　で　たべない　でください。 Please do not eat here. ここ　で　はしらない　でください。 Please do not run here. おおきなこえ　で　はなさない　でください。 Please do not speak loudly. きょう　は　おさけ　を　のまない　でください。 Please do not drink alcohol today. Please refrain from using the expression using a te-form together with はいけません, which means "You must not do something" unless you are in a position of authority or the action is prohibited by regulation. It is strong expression. Twitter: https://twitter.com/yuyaman1986

Today’s episode is all about KINDNESS! What does it mean to be kind? Kids will learn the importance of being kind, compassionate, caring, friendly, loving, and respectful of people’s differences. In our first story, kids will visit the “Land of Mermaids” and find out what happens with the littlest mermaid doesn’t look like any of the other mermaids. There are so many ways to be kind throughout the day. Host, Kim Thompson, and her daughter, Bailey, give many wonderful examples of showing kindness and encourage children to make a list of their own ideas. Stories and a fun song “Say ‘Please’ and ‘Thank You,’” will encourage children to think about ways to be kind. Remember. . . In a world where you can be anything….BE KIND!

By Wendy Rosen and Jackie End

When you're trying to show up for someone who is grieving, remember to be: "quick to listen and slow to speak". On this episode of the grieving with Jesus podcast, Jola and Mobolaji share their experiences with hurtful words after losing a parent and how they handled it. Listen to learn how to become more sensitive and kind with words and gestures. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jola-mobolaji/message

isiZulu Translation: Ngicela ufake isifonyo sakho

East Coast Radio — isiZulu Translation: Ngicela ufake isifonyo sakho

isisZulu Translation: Ngicela ufonele amaphoyisa - amaphopho

East Coast Radio — isisZulu Translation: Ngicela ufonele amaphoyisa - amaphopho

isiZulu translation: Ngicela ulethe iBill or Ngicela ungilethele iBill

East Coast Radio — isiZulu translation: Ngicela ulethe iBill or Ngicela ungilethele iBill

Dad's have such a wonderful role in all of their children's lives! Teaching them, encouraging them, modeling for them a life of faith and obedience to God! Some great things on this list, but I couldn't get past #1...What stands out on this list? What are the best things your father has taught you? Call me in studio to share, 214-787-19091. It’s okay to cry when you’re hurt. But, wash your face, and get up off the floor when you’re done. You don’t belong down there.2. You are a woman, you do NOT need a man, but you can absolutely enjoy your life with a good one.3. Happiness is not a permanent state. Wholeness is. Don’t confuse these.4. Never walk through an alley alone.5. ‘Can’t’ is a cop-out.6. Hold your heroes to a high standard. Be your own hero.7. If you can’t smile with your eyes, don’t smile. Insincerity is nothing to aspire to.8. Stay true to yourself always.9. Your body, your rules.10. If you have an opinion, you’d better know why.11. Practice your passions.12. Ask for what you want. The worst thing they can say is no.13. Wish on stars, and then get to work to make them happen.14. Stay as sweet as you are.15. Say Please, Thank You, and Pardon Me, whenever the situation warrants it.16. Reserve “I’m sorry” for when you truly are!17. Question everything... except your own intuition.18. You are amazing! Don't let anyone ever make you feel you are not. If someone does... walk away. You deserve better.19. No matter where you are, you can always come home.20. Be happy and remember your roots.21. Say what you mean and mean what you say.22. Be kind; treat others how you would like them to treat you.23. If in doubt, remember whose daughter you are and straighten your crown.

We tell children that they should always say please and thank you, but do we tell them why? In this episode Michael talks about courtesy, expectations and respect - and the importance of saying please like you mean it. This podcast from Just Breathe Founder, Michael James Wong combines personal anecdotes, guidance and techniques to help you understand what mindfulness actually means and how to use it in the real world. Just Breathe is an organisation focused on real world connections; in person, online and en-mass. We create shared experiences which bring people together and celebrate the power of doing less in a more meaningful way. To find our more visit justbreatheproject.com and follow us on Instagram @justbreathe.

Daddy Bear teaches Little Bear about using manners. Let's take this journey together, become a supporter of this podcast for less than a coffee a month and help assist me via small monthly donations to help sustain future episodes. https://anchor.fm/storytimewithaussiedad/support --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/storytimewithaussiedad/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/storytimewithaussiedad/support

Say “Please and thank you.” It’s one of the first lessons we learn as children. Usually eager to please, we do as we’re told. Then the surly teen years hit and all bets are off.Most of us do come back to some semblance of civility. (Granted, some more than others.) As we grow into adulthood the amount of appreciation we express, and our ability to sincerely say “Thank you” has a dramatic impact on how we relate to others.

Hi Mosen at Largers. We've made the big time at last and are now on Spotify, so welcome if you're listening to us there. Speaking of which, Spotify has introduced a new daily playlist to help you discover new podcast content.   During the week, Bonnie and I were refused an Uber ride because of her Seeing Eye dog. I recount the experience and how Uber handled it, and seek your own experiences like this. Do you think it's better for blind people to disclose when they are travelling with a guide dog, or should we simply expect any driver to follow the law?   Aira has released an update taking advantage of dual and triple cameras in newer iPhones.   More listeners chime in on grammatical and linguistic pet peeves.   Apple is apparently rethinking the way it tests iOS builds for quality following multiple serious bugs with iOS 13. It's not before time, but will it really make any difference?   A listener asks for help selecting text with VoiceOver in iOS.   There's a bit of enthusiasm for a book I recommended on The Mosen Explosion last week, "Get Back, Imagine, Saving John Lennon" by Donovan Day.   Are you still watching See on Apple TV Plus. A listener suggests it's worth persevering with.   More thoughts on using an iPhone or iPad as your notetaker versus using a dedicated blindness-specific product.   Bonnie is here once again with her bulletin.   Do you ever say "please" to your virtual assistant, such as Siri of soup drinker? We have some interesting data on who does and does not.   If the big juicy batteries of the new iPhone aren't enough for you, Apple has released battery cases for its latest iPhone range with an interesting user interface enhancement.   Google has just announced a cool new parenting feature called My Storytime.   And there is every indication that those two new Abba songs we were promised last year could be about to turn into a full new Abba album! Dude!    

It's the simple common courtesies that help you navigate through Life. A lesson that keeps on Giving

In this episode your host, Tony D'Angelo, introduces listeners to The 5 Credibility Habits. They are as follows:  1) Show Up On Time.  2) Do What You Say You Will Do.  3) Say Please.  4) Say Thank You.  5) Say "I'm sorry. I made a mistake."   *Note: These habits are inspired by the work of Dan Sullivan, founder of The Strategic Coach, Inc. 

SBS Tigrinya interview with Film producer and activist Sabrina Jemil Aman and her activist dad Jemil Aman. Sabrina discusses the inspiration behind producing 'The Forgotten' documentary film and future productions. - ካብ ኣሜሪካ ዝመጸት ኤርትራዊት ኣሜሪካዊት ኣዳላዊት ፊልም ሳብሪና ጀሚል ኣማን 'The Forgotten' ትብል መጽናዕታዊት ፊልም documentary ኣዳልያ ንማሕበረሰብ ኤርትራ ኣብ'ዚ ኣብ ኣውስትራልያ ከተርኢ ዑደት ጌራ። ንዕኣን ንኣቡኣ ኣቶ ጀሚል ኣማንን ኣብ'ዚ ኣብ ስቱድዮና ዓዲምና ብዛዕባ'ታ ፊልምን ሓፈሻዊ ናይ ምጥባቅ ስርሖምን ዕላል ኣካይድናሎም ኣሎና።

This week,  I’m taking a look at a book FILLED with BOOKS! It’s 2011’s “The Berenstain Bears Say Please and Thank You” and it’s NOT related to last week’s book at all! It’s a whole new thing entirely! https://ia801408.us.archive.org/11/items/dibcep210/DIBC-EP210.mp3

This week,  I’m taking a look at a book FILLED with BOOKS! It’s 2011’s “The Berenstain Bears Say Please and Thank You” and it’s NOT related to last week’s book at all! It’s a whole new thing entirely! https://ia801408.us.archive.org/11/items/dibcep210/DIBC-EP210.mp3

This week, we talk about “Please” and “Thank you” – the words, the concepts, the social contract. We look at where these ideas came from; what the words mean; and how they hold society together. We also look at what happens when “The Berenstain Bears Say ‘Please’ and ‘Thank You!'” https://ia801501.us.archive.org/32/items/dibcep209/DIBC-EP209.mp3

This week, we talk about “Please” and “Thank you” – the words, the concepts, the social contract. We look at where these ideas came from; what the words mean; and how they hold society together. We also look at what happens when “The Berenstain Bears Say ‘Please’ and ‘Thank You!'” https://ia801501.us.archive.org/32/items/dibcep209/DIBC-EP209.mp3

Anything can happen when you (or your pet sitter) are walking your best friend. Consider adopting a "do not approach" attitude for the safety of your dog. You never know when a well-meaning person and your beloved pooch could have a misunderstanding. For more pet care tips; visit our website- www.crittersittersandmore.com Have an idea for our podcast? email us at info@crittersittersandmore.com

Faith And Flip Flops - Just Say Please by Lebanon Church

I know that this is one of those topics where most people will think "why does this matter," or "is Scott losing his mind? I learned this in the first grade." Just hear me out and see why I think that saying please and thank you is more important when you're an adult than it ever was as a kid. - Scott McSimpleThings --- I am not a doctor, so do not treat this as therapy or medical advice. I just do this podcast with the hopes that it can help some people. Follow me on Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for more content.

A story about an incident in the life of Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia of New York City in 1935, and how it directly pertains to the people of the U.S., right now, in 2018.   HISTORICAL REFERENCES: Manning, Brennan, The Ragamuffin Gospel (2008). Cerf, Bennett, Try and Stop Me (1944), p. 268-269. McCullough, Donald, Say Please, Say Thank You: The Respect We Owe One Another (1999), p. 159-160.   GUEST VOICES: Narrator (Featured Story) - Scott Ennis of Stories of Yore Podcast. Host Intro – Nina Innsted , the host of the Already Gone podcast. Outro Aphorism (voice) – Kit Caren of Forgotten News Podcast and Whispered True Stories Podcast. MUSIC: Kevin MacLeod of Incompetech.com – Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses / by 3.0 At Rest I Knew A Guy The Curtain Rises Public Domain The Land Is Your Land (ukulele instrumental) - Capotastomusic.   SOUND EFFECTS: Freesound.org: Applause   OUTRO APHORISM: Mencken, H.L., Notes on Democracy (1926) (slight paraphrase of original sentence). Often mis-attributed to the late Gov. Alfred E. ("Al") Smith of New York.   T-SHIRTS, MUGS, AND OTHER SWAG - NOW AVAILABLE! Just click here!   HEY!  CONTACT US:   E-Mail:  ForgottenNewsPodcast@gmail.com Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Forgotten-News-Podcast Twitter: @NewsForgotten @KitCaren   HEY! CAN YOU HELP US?!   PLEASE HELP THE FORGOTTEN NEWS PODCAST TO COVER THE COSTS OF RESEARCH, INVESTIGATION, AUDIO EQUIPMENT. AND PODCAST HOSTING FEES.   ANY DONATION - EVEN A DOLLAR - WOULD REALLY HELP US OUT! Just click on this PayPal link, to contribute. PAYPAL Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!

How Amazon will now make your kids say "please"!

As a child goes from a baby to a toddler, they begin to understand rules. Words like "NO" come into play. When they are toddlers, it's a great idea to establish family rules that everyone needs to follow. It begin to teach them boundaries. We created a family rule rule chart and I'll put a link to it in the show notes so people can download it as an example. Ours were: 1. Listen to each other 2. Say Please & Thank you 3. Use nice words 4. Always tell the truth 5. Love each other 6. No whining 7. Help around the house 8. Eat good stuff before bad 9. Exercise & Play 10. Be happy You might choose to get very specific: for example: take your shoes off before coming into the house or no food is allowed outside the kitchen. It has to work for your family. Here are some general tips for making it work: Include everyone in the creation - Have a family meeting and discuss what the plan is. Explain the purpose of it and why it's important. Ask your child or children what rules they think should be on the list. They will be more inclined to want to follow them if they create it. Write down any decent suggestion. Keep them simple - If you have young kids, they need to be able to understand it Narrow down the list - After you have received input from everyone, begin to discuss what are the most important rules. Try to keep it somewhat limited. 10 rules is a good number but you can use whatever works for your family. Explain that the rules apply to the family, wherever we are and within our house if there are guests. So if a friend is over, they need to follow the rules too Try to keep it positive - Instead of saying "no yelling" maybe consider "use nice words to everyone" - Instead of saying "no hitting or kicking", you could say "keep hands and feet to ourselves" - Instead of saying "no lying", say "always tell the truth" Print it and display it - Laminating is even better. Put it in multiple places if needed Refer to the list often - If rules are being broken, refer to the list. Maybe review it on a regular basis with your child to make sure they are understanding them. Review the list regularly - make sure it is something you still want to have as a rule. Or maybe you need to focus on some other things If you are interested in the sample you can download our Family Rules chart.

As a child goes from a baby to a toddler, they begin to understand rules. Words like "NO" come into play. When they are toddlers, it's a great idea to establish family rules that everyone needs to follow. It begin to teach them boundaries. We created a family rule rule chart and I'll put a link to it in the show notes so people can download it as an example. Ours were: 1. Listen to each other 2. Say Please & Thank you 3. Use nice words 4. Always tell the truth 5. Love each other 6. No whining 7. Help around the house 8. Eat good stuff before bad 9. Exercise & Play 10. Be happy You might choose to get very specific: for example: take your shoes off before coming into the house or no food is allowed outside the kitchen. It has to work for your family. Here are some general tips for making it work: Include everyone in the creation - Have a family meeting and discuss what the plan is. Explain the purpose of it and why it's important. Ask your child or children what rules they think should be on the list. They will be more inclined to want to follow them if they create it. Write down any decent suggestion. Keep them simple - If you have young kids, they need to be able to understand it Narrow down the list - After you have received input from everyone, begin to discuss what are the most important rules. Try to keep it somewhat limited. 10 rules is a good number but you can use whatever works for your family. Explain that the rules apply to the family, wherever we are and within our house if there are guests. So if a friend is over, they need to follow the rules too Try to keep it positive - Instead of saying "no yelling" maybe consider "use nice words to everyone" - Instead of saying "no hitting or kicking", you could say "keep hands and feet to ourselves" - Instead of saying "no lying", say "always tell the truth" Print it and display it - Laminating is even better. Put it in multiple places if needed Refer to the list often - If rules are being broken, refer to the list. Maybe review it on a regular basis with your child to make sure they are understanding them. Review the list regularly - make sure it is something you still want to have as a rule. Or maybe you need to focus on some other things If you are interested in the sample you can download our Family Rules chart.

Say Please, Little BearDaddy Bear and Little Bear were on their way to playgroup.But Little Bear kept wandering off.“Keep hold of my hand, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear.“Go gently, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear at playgroup.But Little Bear didn't listen.“Little Bear, it isn't nice to snatch!”“It's better when we share, Little Bear,” said Daddy Bear.Later, Daddy Bear took Little Bear to Little Bunny's birthday party.They went shopping on the way.“Please hold my hand, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear wearily.Then something in the shop window gave Daddy Bear an idea.“Look, Little Bear,” he said. “Mouse wants to speak to us!”“Mouse wants to come to the party too, Little Bear,” said Daddy Bear. “But he hates to be late!”They reached Little Bunny's party on time. Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear's ear.“Mouse says, excuse me, please,” said Daddy Bear.Little Bear ran to play on the train. Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear's ear again.“Mouse says, can she have a ride on the train, please?”Little Bear snatched the popcorn from his friends.Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear's ear once again.“Mouse says, would you like some popcorn, Bunny and Mole?”When it was time to go, Little Bear stood silently on the doorstep.“Mouse says, thank you for having me,” said Daddy Bear.Little Bear looked at Mouse.Then he looked at Daddy Bear.Then he looked at Little Bunny's mummy and said, “And thank you for having me.”“Oh, thank you for coming, Little Bear,” smiled Little Bunny's mummy.“You and Mouse can come and play any time.”“Mouse likes the way you said thank you,” said Daddy Bear.“And so do I.”

Say Please, Little BearDaddy Bear and Little Bear were on their way to playgroup.But Little Bear kept wandering off.“Keep hold of my hand, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear.“Go gently, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear at playgroup.But Little Bear didn’t listen.“Little Bear, it isn’t nice to snatch!”“It’s better when we share, Little Bear,” said Daddy Bear.Later, Daddy Bear took Little Bear to Little Bunny’s birthday party.They went shopping on the way.“Please hold my hand, Little Bear!” said Daddy Bear wearily.Then something in the shop window gave Daddy Bear an idea.“Look, Little Bear,” he said. “Mouse wants to speak to us!”“Mouse wants to come to the party too, Little Bear,” said Daddy Bear. “But he hates to be late!”They reached Little Bunny’s party on time. Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear’s ear.“Mouse says, excuse me, please,” said Daddy Bear.Little Bear ran to play on the train. Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear’s ear again.“Mouse says, can she have a ride on the train, please?”Little Bear snatched the popcorn from his friends.Mouse whispered in Daddy Bear’s ear once again.“Mouse says, would you like some popcorn, Bunny and Mole?”When it was time to go, Little Bear stood silently on the doorstep.“Mouse says, thank you for having me,” said Daddy Bear.Little Bear looked at Mouse.Then he looked at Daddy Bear.Then he looked at Little Bunny’s mummy and said, “And thank you for having me.”“Oh, thank you for coming, Little Bear,” smiled Little Bunny’s mummy.“You and Mouse can come and play any time.”“Mouse likes the way you said thank you,” said Daddy Bear.“And so do I.”

Episode 44: Lion or Lamb: Part 3 - Gentleman Doesn’t Mean Pansy The word PANSY is often used to describe a weak man - but let’s make sure not to equate that title with the title of gentleman. My grandmother always told me that a pansy was actually a tough flower. It could stand against the cold, and grow in pretty adverse conditions… it still though has a reputation for being “girly” – and the flower’s name has been embedded culturally to imply weakness or a lack of masculinity. This civility does not erase the wild, passionate strength that lies in a man’s heart. A gentleman can hold his own in a bout of fisticuffs or fencing. He can heft a child on to his shoulders, pick up his bride to carry her over the threshhold, and defend the tender things he holds dear with ferocity and strength. My thoughts on this are two-fold. 1. Just because you wear a tie to work, or drive a minivan, or eat kale – does not exempt you from the wilder side of manhood. Make sure that you know how to defend yourself and the things and people you love. Make sure you keep your physical body strong and ready to perform. 2. Inversely, just because you are a strong and brave, do not neglect the tender touches needed in civilized life. Say Please and Thank you. Snuggle with your children. Read poetry. These things do not affect your ability to be manly. In fact, I believe they enhance them. http://www.manlihood.com/lion-or-lamb-gentleman-doesnt-mean-pansy/ --- 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/manlihood/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/manlihood/support

PLEASE Don’t Say Please What does thawing bait in the microwave have to do with boundaries in business? This week, Jodi and Eliot discuss hard boundaries and why it’s not always kind to be polite.  Why is that important for business? Often, in an effort to be nice or polite, we make ill-kept or porous boundaries. We try to ask for things politely, when really, we want to be setting a hard boundary. Sometimes, we are prioritizing the person’s feelings over the boundary. And other times, in the want to keep the possibility open, we put off the boundary. Yet, there is a soft hostility, or soft torment, to something less than a definite answer. Allowing expectations to linger can be crueller than a hard boundary; being more definitive about expectations can be a relief. This lives at the intersection between kind and nice, and they are not always the same. It shows both empathy and compassion to let no be a complete sentence. What story do you want to tell? So we told you our story – now it’s time to tell us yours! Go to SoHeresMyStory.com and share your story. Want to Connect? You can connect with us or tell your story… via our confidential toll free line at 1-833-83-STORY Email: talktous@heresmystory.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SHMSpodcast Twitter: @SHMSpodcast   Want to support us? Review us on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to the podcast. Visit our Patreon page. (http://www.patreon.com/SHMSpodcast)

This week! PS4 system updates, more Switch details, Zenimax wins their lawsuit against Oculus, Fire Emblem Heroes, Hitman, Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World, Alone With You and much, much more. Join us, won’t you? Links of interest: Glixel podcast w/Ethan! PS4 system update 4.5 bringing a lot of great features Including a “Boost Mode” for PS4 Pro Zenimax awarded $500m in lawsuit against Oculus GameStop Circle of Life program Nintendo sold 1.5 million NES Classics Nintendo’s got a super bowl ad (and Extended version) Nintendo spending a lot of $$$ on marketing Kimishima says the Switch has the potential to sell as well as the Wii Kimishima says online service will be between $20-30 Kimishima says a 3DS successor is possible Switch may have VR? Switch online app means you could invite people into a lobby from social media Hideo Kojima says the Switch is a “gamer’s dream.” GameXplain’s Mario Odyssey trailer analysis Animal Crossing mobile is delayed Mutant Football League Kickstarter Be sure to check out Out of the Park Developments' lineup of sports games, plus the other shows Rich is on - the Press Row Podcast and the Doddcast. And visit Hit The Pass for your coverage of sports gaming past, present and future. Check out Greg's web series Generation 16 (Episode 18 now available) - click here. And take a trip over to Phil's YouTube Channel to see some awesome retro game vids. Or check out Ethan's gaming blog at gamingunicorn.com Own an iPhone/iPod touch? We've got an app for that--the Player One Podcast player app is available now. Play shows new and old, read show notes, access the show Twitter, website, email, and more! Click here to download. Got an Android device? You can now download our app on the Amazon Android Appstore. Find out all about it here. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com/p1podcast. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to visit our new web site at www.playeronepodcast.com. Don't forget to join our forums if you haven't already! Running time: 1:38:18  

7 AM - 1 - Trump in Mexico was either the best thing or the worst thing ever. 2 - Mister Thrump in Mexico stuff. 3 - The News with Marshall Phillips. 4 - The millennial whoop has taken over pop music; Fight or flight mode in re: to police brutality.

Nicolas Batum could be the key to long-term, sustained success for the Charlotte Hornets. The problem is he's an unrestricted free agent next summer. He's free to move about the NBA cabin. What will it take for the Hornets to convince him that Charlotte is where he wants to spend the rest of his prime years? Hive Talk Live PLUS David Walker returns after a three week absence so we'll be picking his brain on the latest team news.We recap what went wrong against the Boston Celtics and get you ready for games against the Orlando Magic and Toronto Raptors.Nick Denning joins us to let you know what you should be watching in the NBA this week. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today’s podcast I talk with Judi Willard about simple ways to make school lunches special. We discuss how something as simple as a note can affect our kids in a positive way.  Judi is a Licensed Psychotherapist and mom of 2.  She started a company with the mission of improving the quality of everyday life through the sharing of positive kind words.  Based on the age old tradition of placing a heartfelt note in a child's lunch box and the belief that a parent’s loving words are as essential to a child’s health as a nutritious meal, she and a lifelong friend created Lunchbox Love and has made it her mission to bring love to lunch! The response has been overwhelming. Judi lives in Lido Beach, with her husband and their 2 children in NY on a small barrier island off the coast of Long Island. You can find the Say Please products here. To receive a 10% discount enter the code: MOMABLES Additionally, a portion of all proceeds goes to feeding children in need as well as organizations that help spread kindness.

Have you ever been to a hair slaon in Korea? Did you manage to tell the hairdresser exactly what you want to do with your hair? This week, Scott from the Philippines wanted to know how to say "Please do my hair so that it suits the shape of my face" in Korean, and teacher 경화 explains how to say it in Korean with a detailed explanation.

Do you want to know how to request a song on a Korean radio show? Teacher 경화(Kyung-hwa) is going to introduce a few different ways to say it in this video. Enjoy!

God used Nehemiah's position and his prayers to open doors for ministry. How does He want to use yours?

Sinclair Sexsmith returns to the podcast. This time we talk about becoming poly, the new book “Say Please:Lesbian BDSM Erotica”, qualities of good erotica, gagging on sex toys and a whole bunch more. Plus I’ve decided to take a break […]