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Calvin Harris has one of the most geographically and economically diverse state accounting professional societies to oversee as CEO of the New York State Society of CPAs. He brings his diverse experiences to the role, emphasizing building relationships and partnerships while stressing key factors such as harnessing and leveraging AI to reinvent the work CPAs do and the roles they can create. He talks on Paychex THRIVE, a Business Podcast, about how to bridge the gap between traditional practices and innovative approaches – including recruitment – and how to appreciate the adaptable nature of the profession while finding balance in your personal life.  Topics Include: 00:00:00: Episode Preview 00:01:10: Introduction to Calvin Harris 00:01:29: Some Background on Calvin Harris 00:02:42: Calvin's Love for Funny T-Shirts 00:05:13: Differences Between CFO and CEO Roles 00:06:16: Challenges of Being a CEO - Balance of Costs and Investments 00:08:59: Unique Needs of New York CPAs 00:09:30: Importance of Local Chapters for NYSSCPA 00:14:08: Recruiting for Accounting Profession 00:16:10: Technology's Impact on the CPA Profession 00:18:24: Changes to the CPA Exam and Requirements 00:21:56: Investing in Yourself and Your Career Path 00:24:42: Future Focus for Accounting Professionals 00:26:00: Using Technology as Leverage in Career 00:27:05: What's New and Where are the Successes  00:29:11: Wrap-up and thank you   DISCLAIMER: The information presented in this podcast, and that is further provided by the presenter, should not be considered legal or accounting advice, and should not substitute for legal, accounting, or other professional advice in which the facts and circumstances may warrant. We encourage you to consult legal counsel as it pertains to your own unique situation(s) and/or with any specific legal questions you may have.

In today's episode we discuss possibly the only "good" guy in all of 40k. We go over his training, battles, and why he was exiled. As always please don't forget to like comment and subscribe. Also don't hesitate to check out the Patreon for even more from us every week!  https://www.patreon.com/isyanderandkodaAs always you are a remarkable Legion. Thank you for being you.-Isyander–0:01:12 New Video Poll0:02:08 Some Background on the Tau0:08:52 Farsight's Early Life0:15:53 Patreon Pitch0:17:42 Farsight Pilots his First Mech0:23:55 Farsight Makes his Mark0:34:30 Farsight's New Assignment0:40:57 Farsight Becomes Captain Greater Good0:42:22 A Challenger Returns0:47:25 Farsight Unlocks New Gear0:49:26 A Test Of Faith0:52:28 Credits Roll + Some Announcements——————————  TAGSCommander Farsight Farsight Enclaves Tau Empire XV8 Crisis Battlesuit XV86 Coldstar Battlesuit Fusion Blades Plasma Rifle Shield Generator Drone Controller Gun Drone Shield Drone Marker Drone The Eight Farsight Bomb Mont'ka Dawn Blade Ethereal Caste Aun'Va Farsight's Rebellion Sept World Vior'la Sept T'au Sept Arthas Moloch Ork Waaagh! Crisis Bodyguard Team Tau Commander Tau Battlesuits Tau Fire Warriors Tau Pathfinders Tau Breachers Tau Hammerhead Gunship Tau Devilfish Troop Carrier Greater Good Kauyon Empire Lore Tau Empire Tactics Rail Rifle Pulse Rifle Ion Cannon Fusion Blaster Smart Missile System Shield Generator Stimulant Injector Drone Network Farsight's Philosophy Markerlight Networked Weaponry Battlesuit Variants Battlesuit Wargear Drone Support Battlesuit Teamwork Farsight Lore Farsight Novels Farsight Miniature Farsight Model Painting Farsight Army Builds Farsight Rules Warhammer 40K Farsight Tactics Farsight Warhammer 40K.Support the show

Welcome to episode 47 of The Way Out Is In: The Zen Art of Living, a podcast series mirroring Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh's deep teachings of Buddhist philosophy: a simple yet profound methodology for dealing with our suffering, and for creating more happiness and joy in our lives. This special episode features a precious recording of Thich Nhat Hanh which was previously thought lost. Dating from 2012, it documents an interview journalist Jo Confino conducted with the Zen master in Plum Village's Toadskin Hut. (Though since remastered, be aware that some background noise remains.) The conversation covers a wide range of absorbing topics, from the environment, climate change, and civilizational collapse to consumerism, the simple life, 70 years of practicing mindfulness, new Buddhism, passing on, and sangha as continuation. The recording is introduced by Zen Buddhist monk Brother Phap Huu and Jo Confino, who provide details about the context of the interview and the significance of certain places, people, and events which are mentioned.“Thay is relaxed, insightful, open, and being Thay at his very best.”Enjoy! Co-produced by the Plum Village App:https://plumvillage.app/ And Global Optimism:https://globaloptimism.com/ With support from the Thich Nhat Hanh Foundation:https://thichnhathanhfoundation.org/ List of resources ‘The Toadskin Hut and Paths of Legend'https://plumvillage.org/about/thich-nhat-hanh/letters/the-toadskin-hut-and-paths-of-legend/ ‘Our Hamlets'https://plumvillage.org/about/plum-village/hamlet/ Outrage + Optimismhttps://www.outrageandoptimism.org/ Brother Phap Linhhttps://plumvillage.org/people/dharma-teachers/brother-phap-linh/ Brother Phap Laihttps://plumvillage.org/people/dharma-teachers/br-phap-lai/ ‘Bat Nha: The Indestructible Seed of Awakening'https://plumvillage.org/about/thich-nhat-hanh/letters/bat-nha-the-seed-of-awakening/ Rains Retreat 2023-24https://plumvillage.org/retreats/info/rains-retreat-2023/ Plum Village International Center in Thailandhttps://plumvillage.org/practice-centre/plum-village-thailand/ ‘New Contemplations before Eating'https://plumvillage.org/articles/news/new-contemplations-before-eating/ Mahatma Gandhihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi Hurricane Sandyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurricane_Sandy Stupashttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stupa Marahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mara_(demon) ‘The Five Mindfulness Trainings'https://plumvillage.org/mindfulness/the-5-mindfulness-trainings/ 40 Years of Plum Village: ‘Dharma Lamp Transmission during the 40 Years of Plum Village Retreat (June 11-12, 2022)'https://plumvillage.org/articles/dharma-lamp-transmission-during-the-40-years-of-plum-village-retreat-june-11-12-2022/ Shambhala Sun/Lion's Roarhttps://www.lionsroar.com/shambhala-sun-is-changing-its-name-to-lions-roar-2/ ‘Plum Village Practice in Vietnam – Some Background'https://plumvillage.org/articles/blog/monastic/plum-village-vietnam-background/ Quotes “Love has no frontier.” “When you are grateful, you are happy.” “Why should they have the courage to think about the suffering of the Earth or the environment? They try not to think about it, like a camel who doesn’t want to realize that there’s a lion ahead, so they’re just looking to the sand in order to see only the sand. So that is the attitude of men; we are afraid, we don’t want to see the truth.” “Thay sent a message to the root temple [Tu Hieu Temple] saying, ‘You should not build a stupa for Thay, because Thay is continued out here.' One person has already built a temple for Thay in Hanoi, so I reminded them to make the inscription outside, on the front: ‘I am not in here.' And then if people don’t understand, you add a second sentence: ‘I’m not out there either.' And if they still don’t understand, add the third and the last sentence: ‘I may be found, maybe in your way of breathing or walking. I’m not in here.' The root temple has received that message. I said I don’t want to waste the land of the temple in order to build me a stupa. Don’t put me in a small pot in there; I don’t want to continue like that. It’s better to put the ash outside to help the trees to grow. That is the meditation.” “It’s not true that I will die one day, because I have already died many times. And you die every moment and you are reborn in every moment.” “The foundation of your happiness is understanding and love. So if you have that insight and you live by that insight, you will not be fearful anymore.” “We are happy because we are able to have the Buddha and to renew his teachings. He’s deeply misunderstood by many people, so we try to make the teachings available and simple enough so that people, all people, can make good use of that teaching and practice.” “Taking a walk and nourishing yourself never harmed anyone.” “And if this body has 100 years’ mortality, Thay will continue to practice, to learn how to love better, to understand better; there’s no limit to the practice. And I think that is true of the human race: we can continue to learn, generation after generation. And I think it’s time for us to begin to learn how to love in non-discriminative ways. Because we are intelligent enough, but we are not loving enough as a race, as a species.” “I think our perception of time may help, because for us, it [the climate crisis] is a very alarming notion – but if Mother Earth suffers, she knows that she has the power to heal herself. If needed, she will take one hundred million years to heal herself. But for us, we think that our time on Earth is only 100 years, and that is why we are impatient. But I think the collective karma, the collective ignorance, anger, and violence of our race, will lead to our destruction.”

This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.Part I (00:13 - 07:28) ‘A Domain Awareness Gap': U.S. Military Acknowledges Chinese Spy Airships Have Previously Gone Undetected Over U.S. AirspaceDomain Awareness Superiority Is the Future of Military Intelligence by Army University Press (Chief Warrant Officer 4 Robert M. Ryder, U.S. Army Reserve)Part II (07:28 - 12:15) A Direct Assault on the Cause of Life: Minnesota Passes the “Protect Reproduction Options Act,” Which is Both Radical and DeadlyPart III (12:15 - 18:00) Vaccine Skepticism Is Growing?: Some Background to the Controversy Rethinking Next-generation Vaccines for Coronaviruses, Influenzaviruses, and Other Respiratory Viruses by Cell (Anthony Fauci, David M. Morens, and Jeffery K. Taubenberger)Part IV (18:00 - 22:03) So Who Decides? California Elites Fail Attempt to Outlaw “Misinformation”California Loses on Medical Censorship by Wall Street Journal (The Editorial Board)Part V (22:03 - 24:16) Monogamy Isn't For Everyone?: USA Today–Once Again–Reveals How Our Culture's Moral Universe Has Been Flipped Upside DownAsk These Questions Before Your Relationship Becomes Exclusive by USA Today (Sara Kuburic)Sign up to receive The Briefing in your inbox every weekday morning.Follow Dr. Mohler:Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeFor more information on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to sbts.edu.For more information on Boyce College, just go to BoyceCollege.com.To write Dr. Mohler or submit a question for The Mailbox, go here.

THIS… IS BOB'S WORLD…. GOOD MORNING IT'S BOB WELCH ON THE ANCHOR PODCAST NETWORK A FEW DAYS AGO… TOWARDS THE END OF A SPORTSCAST.. YOU MAY HAVE HEARD… THAT THE STAPLES CENTER.. IN LOS ANGELES.. HOME TO BASKETBALL'S CLIPPERS AND LAKERS.. AND HOCKEY'S KINGS… WILL BE RENAMED THE CRYPTO-DOT-COM ARENA ON CHRISTMAS. SOME BACKGROUND.. IN A MINUTE --- 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/bobwelch/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bobwelch/support

In this LinkedIn Live episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast — Interview Series, I'm joined by James Riseman, Director of Product Marketing for Treasure Data for an extremely timely conversation about the value Customer Data Platforms (CDPs) can bring to teams outside of sales and marketing. CDPs have quickly become an integral part of MarTech stacks, connecting customer data from multiple touchpoints like social media, websites, in-store, and others. Yet the data that is collected and managed within these CDPs has been siloed from the rest of the organization creating a disjointed customer experience — especially in customer service centers. Customers today expect organizations to provide excellent customer experiences whether it's online, in-store, or with a customer service agent. This requires data and complete customer profiles. So, what do organizations need to improve their contact center and overall customer experience? That's exactly what explored in this conversation. James and I will dove into the world of customer experience, contact centers and CDPs outside of sales and marketing. In a time when customer experience means so much, this conversation should be a ‘must listen' for every organization. Some Background on Treasure Data  Treasure Data is a proven CDP expert that helps organizations meet the needs of every customer with accessible, flexible, agile, and scalable technology. Their latest release, CDP for Service is dedicated to powering improved customer experiences across the contact center by proving contact center agents with real-time data and complete customer profiles. It's easy to see why it is such an attractive offering. Unified Customer Data is Critical for Contact Centers  Customer experiences are crucial in today's marketplace. Even the most loyal customer will reportedly leave an organization for a competitor after two or three negative experiences. Our conversation covered how the shift in customer experience demands are driving changes across organizations. James shared why connecting data from all touchpoints is a valuable tool for other departments outside of marketing and sales. Our discussion also covered the following: The customer experience changes we were seeing pre-pandemic that have been accelerated in the last 18 months. Why CDPs are attractive offerings for organizations. The impact CDPs will have in transforming contact centers from cost hubs to revenue generating experience centers. Why CDP for Service will be a difference maker. The organizations that can benefit the most from this new CDP. If you'd like to learn more about the importance of transforming your contact center, be sure to check out our latest white paper Customer Data Platform: The Key for Contact Center Transformations. And if you're already fully convinced that you can benefit from Treasure Data's CDP for Service, visit their website to learn more about adoption. Finally, check out our full conversation, I promise it's one you don't want to miss.

In this episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast, Interview Series, I'm joined by Benoit Hardy-Vallee, AVP, Talent Experience Strategy at Phenom and his colleague Ajay Patel, Vice President, Global Head of Join at Straumann Group for a conversation about the importance of focusing on the candidate experience as well as employee experience in today's job market. We are seeing people leave jobs in droves, millions still looking for work, and employers reporting acute labor shortages. Coupled with changes in how and where people work, this is all adding up to be a job market like we've never seen before. So where do employers go from here? Is there a secret recipe they need to follow to fill their open roles and retain employees? That's exactly what we explored in this conversation. Together, with my extremely knowledgeable guests, we dove into the world of talent experience management and the new approaches businesses can take to make sure candidates find the right jobs, employees are able to grow in their current positions, recruiters are productive, and management meets their goals. Some Background on Phenom Phenom is a global HR Tech company with a decade of experience using technology to connect every interaction across the talent experience spectrum. Their Talent Experience Management platform easily connects with SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting which is used by thousands of companies across the globe.   Talent Experience Management is Critical For Organizations Talent experience, which covers candidate experience, employee experience and the HR experience, has never been more important than it is today. Our conversation covered how the pandemic has shifted how businesses recruit and retain employees.  businesses have shifted in the last year to respond to the changes caused by the pandemic. Benoit and Ajay shared why focusing on the holistic talent experience can have a big impact across the organization. Our discussion also covered the following: The impact the pandemic and “The Great Resignation” are having on talent retention The roadblocks customers experience when trying to improve their candidate experience The companies that can benefit most from Talent Experience Management New developments that are on the horizon for Phenom If your organization is looking to improve the full talent experience, be sure to check out Phenom's Talent Experience Management platform, available now on SAP Store. Also be sure to check out our full conversation, I promise it's one you don't want to miss.

The Gift of my Mental Illness Diagnosis     The Gift of my ADHD Diagnosis A lot of lawyers struggle A LOT. Compared to the general population, we have higher divorce rates, higher addiction rates, and higher rates of mental health challenges. I am no exception. Are you concerned about the stigma associated with mental health challenges, as in the way this article references that I have a “mental illness?” The writer of this article made no attempt to reach out to me for comment before putting what she says about me to print. Is it that because I have a “mental illness” she believes I am not entitled to comment? Does she not need to reach out to me for comment BEFORE she plasters my face in a newspaper article delivered throughout the Province of British Columbia and other parts of our country (and yes, it is a great picture of me if I don't say so myself). Did the fact that the consent agreement between me and the Law Society of British Columbia mentions that I have a “mental illness” but does not mention that the mental illness is ADHD have anything to do with why this journalist did not see fit to contact me? If the reporter did bother to reach out to me, I would have shared with her the years I have spent struggling with undiagnosed ADHD and the impact that struggle has had on my personal life. Some Background and My Undiagnosed ADHD: I am a single-parent divorce lawyer who was recently diagnosed with ADHD. I was not diagnosed until late 2020. I am also recently suspended from the practice of law for two weeks because I shared MDMA at a Halloween party with someone who I thought was a friend, that “friend” then reported me to the Law Society of British Columbia for doing so. If you know anything about the way I approach my job, you will know that I am tremendously passionate. I care deeply about my clients and their families. The work I do is forever challenging. It is also an honour. For me, my work is not just a job. It is my calling. In order to succeed in my law practice, however, I have incorporated many strategies to make it work. I have checklists, precedents, and Loom videos everywhere setting out all the steps for all the things. I have also structured my life so that I am very disciplined. My discipline includes me getting up at 5 am almost every day. I have a daily spiritual practice that is a huge source of joy, and comfort to me. Although I have enjoyed a lot of successes in my career related to the client work I do, I have had a lot of personal challenges, experiencing massive failures and setbacks. While I am very organized and careful when I advocate for my clients, I have a history of not always making the best decisions in my personal life. Up until my diagnosis and medication, I was regularly anxious and had trouble concentrating. I could be tremendously absent-minded. People said I had “no filter” and found me inappropriate at times. I often appeared scattered and fidgety. Some people said I was weird. I still have a lot of challenges regarding distraction. If I don't set alarms for everything, and I mean every appointment, boiling noodles, running water in my tub, having something in the oven, bad things happen. The checklists are for everything in my life, from running a trial to packing for a trip. If I don't do this, I often get distracted and don't even know I have forgotten something important until too late. Just this past summer, for example, I took a road trip I had been planning for months. I broke my car's fuel pump in the middle of the wilderness because I forgot to put gas in my vehicle. It took seven days and a ton of expense to get my car repaired. While I am very organized and careful when I advocate for my clients, I am often not great at all when it comes to decisions I make in my personal life. I have, at times, made decisions in my personal and financial life that were not well-thought-out. Some of those decisions have had devastating consequences. The biggest decision I made with such consequences was back in 2009 when I purchased a property for my business that I could not afford. This has caused me many years of financial stress. And I mean many. The stress of this decision burdens me today in so many ways, including carrying the debt of over a million dollars after I finally cut my losses and sold that property. Further complicating matters is that stemming from the decision to purchase that property, I have very stressful and ongoing other disciplinary proceedings with the Law Society of British Columbia. The whole process has been ongoing for more than six years now. Those issues stem from the financial and other chaos caused by me purchasing that office space. ADHD Diagnosis: Because I could never understand why so much of my personal life was not working, I sought treatment and help. I have attended therapy on and off since 1999. ADHD often shows up differently in women. It is often profoundly misunderstood and misdiagnosed. I have had over 100 counselling sessions with my main treating psychologist since 2015. I did EMDR treatment with my other psychologist. I also sought spiritual guidance and support. Starting in about 2012, I was also diagnosed with adrenal gland burnout, extreme depression. I suffered huge weight gain on top of it all. Although things improved a lot for me once I was in regular therapy, there remained difficult personal challenges. Initially, my psychologist first diagnosed me with an anxiety and adjustment disorder. When I first started seeing her in 2012, my personal life was in turmoil. I had health problems, problems at home, problems everywhere in my personal life. I started a dedicated spiritual practice. Despite that practice, I also self-medicated from time to time. It is my understanding that self-medicating is when people use non-prescribed substances, or alcohol to cope with stress, worry, or anxiety. I was not aware that I was engaging in a behaviour called “self-medicating.” I just knew I was desperate for some kind of relief from the anxiety and turmoil I continuously felt. My self-medicating included at one time, a “partying”-type lifestyle. For example, from about 2009 to 2011, I used non-prescription substances almost every weekend. This very much petered out to me attending one to two parties a year. Now, I no longer engage in that type of lifestyle at all. In late 2020, when I sought the advice and treatment of an MD specializing in ADHD and Addiction, the doctor said I had ADHD and it was “off the charts.” Suddenly, so much of my life made sense. Since late 2020 I am now on prescribed ADHD medication, called Vyvanse. My prescribed ADHD medication is LIFE-CHANGING. Today, thanks to the medication I am taking, my life has gotten a lot better. However, I am still dealing with the fallout of some of my previous actions. Why I have a 14-day suspension: Prior to my ADHD diagnosis, another not-so-great decision was when I was at a private Halloween party of my close friend in 2019. Because I had been, in the past, open about the fact that I had a safe source for MDMA, a friend asked me to bring MDMA with me to this party. I brought it with me. I would never make either of those decisions today, that is, bring MDMA to a party or be open about that fact, whether I had a safe source or not. A “friend” approached me and asked me for a tablet of MDMA. I shared with her. She then reported to the Law Society of British Columbia that I was handing out illegal drugs at that party and that I “was handing them out like Skittles.” At the time I did this, I was fully aware that MDMA is a controlled substance. MDMA is a Schedule I drug under the Canadian Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA). I fully accept and understand why the Law Society of British Columbia does not wish lawyers to break the law openly. I agreed to a two-week suspension from August 28, 2021, to September 11, 2021. This two-week suspension has had enormous consequences for my finances, my business, and my reputation. For example, I had finally been in a position to get a new mortgage that would give me significant relief from the property purchase decision I made in 2009. It was going to be a huge and profound relief from the financial consequences of that decision made so many years ago. At the very last second, because of the article, the lender pulled the financing. So, yeah, it has been a lot. I am profoundly grateful for the support I have received from colleagues, old clients, and current ones. Of course, some clients are shaken up too. Some clients are upset to hear that their lawyer not only has a mental illness but actually broke the law. I get it. I am moving forward in my life and continuing to do my best. Part of that best includes me being grateful for my diagnosis. And, guess what?! I am still a bit weird. I am still fidgety. I still say the wrong thing at times. Thank goodness I am still me. It reminds me of a favourite quote reminding us to be compassionate with each other: Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. Much love, Val   In this Episode: The Gift of my ADHD Diagnosis [00:00:38] Some Background and My Undiagnosed ADHD [00:04:45] My ADHD Diagnosis [00:12:11] Why I have a 14-day suspension [00:17:09] Resources: Article Consent agreement between me and the Law Society of British Columbia ADHD often shows up differently in women MDMA is a controlled substance

Subscribe, Rate, Leave a Review, and share with a friend! Thanks to everyone who subscribed to our youtube so far. Since we hit the milestone of 50k subscribers, Feits is going to host today's episode. -Feits was disrespected by the mailwoman -Do you think you could make it across the US/Mexico border? -Some Background on Osama Bin Laden's son -Kenjac used an unflattering filter on all the men in the office -Tik Tok Leggings are taking over the internet -Lola Bunny is getting desexualized -Top 5 Movies that Make You Cry - Skip Only the Brave Spoiler (01:05:30) -Voicemails Let us know what you think on twitter: @KFCRadio @KFCBarstool @FeitsBarstool Subscribe to our youtube: www.youtube.com/c/kfcradio Subscribe to our clips page: www.youtube.com/c/kfcradioclips

Dustin reads the first book in the FrightVision middlegrade series: The Cursed Coin! Some Background sounds by Dustin Holden Additional Sound Effects (Crowd/Coin sounds/Sizzling) provided by Zapsplat.com FRIGHTVISION INFO Etsy store: FrightVisionBooks www.frightvisionbooks.com SHOW INFO Instagram: @dustincanread Twitter: @dustin_holden Email: dustincanreadpod@gmail.com

Today on my show we will be interviewing a very special guest Mr. Philip Webb. This will be a real treat for you and I hope that you'll see the uniqueness in this episode just by reading the title, you can't get this kind of content anywhere else. Some Background on our guest. Mr. Philip Webb is the President of PDQ Merchant Enterprises Inc. headquartered in Johnsburg, IL.  Philip has been in the ATM business for over 20 plus years and has no intentions of slowing down. He is also an author and has published a book and developed an virtual A to Z course that covers everything you'll need to know. The book covers all levels of learning and is well rounded to whether you're a beginner level, intermediate level, or even advanced skillset....doesn't matter; He has you covered. If you are looking to not only survive but to also through in this crazy economicy climate, look no further. Looking to diversify your investment portfolio..... This episode is for you!! Lets dive in as I hope this message today servies you and helps you if you are Considering own your very own ATM and start making money TODAY!! ATM Business Course: https://bit.ly/3ew64v6 ATM Mastermind: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Atmmastermind/   If this message has served you today, then please feel free to like, share and subscribe to this channel as we continue to serve you our valued audience

Episode 11 | Conspirasaurus Rex - Dino-Mite Theories About the DinosaursHost: Derek DeWittWhat happened to the dinosaurs? Did a meteor wipe them out? Was it volcanoes? Maybe their eggs just sucked. Or they farted themselves to death. Or they never existed at all. Or maybe they never died. Or maaaybe they helped build the pyramids.SECTIONS01:38 - Some Background on Dinosaurs - Richard Owen, Early Fossils and the Bone Wars04:28 - What We Think We Know - Two Types of Dinosaurs05:43 - Size Matters, Kinda06:52 - After a While, Crocodile - the K–Pg Event08:26 - Where'd They Go? Eggy Weggs, Glands, Survival of the Fittest, "Who Are You?", Boom (but Far Away), Peek-a-boo, COVID 63 Million BCE, Sausage Party; He Who Smelt It, Dealt It; Multiple Impacts, Volcanoes16:35 - We Have a Winnah! The Alvarez Hypothesis17:55 - Alt.Extinct Theories - Non-Science Edition: Gravity Sucks, the X-Files 21:19 - Dinosaurs Aren't Real  - PETA, CGI & Social Media23:09 - The Bible or Dragons25:35 - Another Brick in the (Masonic) Wall, Darwin's a Liar26:41 - I Don't Even Need a Reason27:42 - Oiled & Ready28:41 - They Live31:16 - The Dinosaurs Built the PyramidsMusic by Fanette RonjatFollow us on social for extra goodies:FacebookTwitterYouTube (including some extra videos on the topic)Other Podcasts by Derek DeWittDIGITAL SIGNAGE DONE RIGHT - Winner of 2020 Communicator Award of Excellence for Podcasts Series-Corporate Communications and on numerous top 10 podcast lists. PRAGUE TIMES - A city is more than just a location - it’s a kaleidoscope of history, places, people and trends. This podcast looks at Prague, in the center of Europe, from a number of perspectives, including what it is now, what is has been and where it’s going. It’s Prague THEN, Prague NOW, Prague LATER.

In episode 261 of Financially Simple, Justin and David Kent of Heritage Investors go over Team Management practices during COVID-19. As Small Business Owners plan and ready themselves for when the current crisis passes, it’s important to address Team Management in order to carry out your strategy effectively. Justin and David go over five key points the help Small Business Owners address Team Management. Don’t forget to subscribe, and let us know how we are doing by leaving a review. Thanks for listening! _________________   TIME INDEX: 01:59 - Ask Justin feat. David Kent: 5 Things You Need to Know to Successfully Manage a Team 02:56 - Some Background 04:39 - Be Flexible 07:02 - Have High Expectations and Make Them Crystal Clear 09:40 - Ban Office Politics 12:40 - Empower People 15:31 - Be Nice to Your People 16:29 - Positivity 18:12 - Summary 20:10 - Wrap Up _________________   RESOURCES: Financially Simple Educational Website Financially Simple on YouTube Financially Simple podcasts are recorded on a Blue Yeti Microphone & Samsung Notebook 9. Subscribe to the Financially Simple Newsletter Ask Justin a Question NEW Book: The Ultimate Sale - A Financially Simple Guide to Selling Your Business for Maximum Profit David Kent _________________   BIO: Host Justin Goodbread, Certified Financial Planner, Certified Exit Planning Advisor, Certified Value Growth Advisor. He is a serial entrepreneur, author, speaker, educator, Investopedia Top 100 advisor, and business strategist with over 20 years of experience. Justin owns Heritage Investors LLC, a registered investment adviser with the State of Tennessee. Heritage Investors only transacts business in states where it is properly registered or is excluded or exempted from registration requirements. This material is for general information only and is not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for individuals. To determine what is appropriate for you, please consult a qualified professional. The Financially Simple podcast provides information, guidance, and support to Small Businesses in the United States.

In this episode I want to share with you my MANGA creation journey, the progress I’ve made so far and where I’m headed. So let’s jump into it! Some Background on My Manga Project A few months back I rekindled my manga fire, and in particular a desire rose for me to create one. I’ve … Continue reading Progress on My Manga (Skills)! | Liron’s Podcast Episode 109 The post Progress on My Manga (Skills)! | Liron’s Podcast Episode 109 appeared first on Liron Yanconsky.

We discuss the hype around the Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Green New Deal Committee proposal. For background on this check out these two links. Naomi Klein article on Green New Deal: Green New Deal: What’s Left? Website: Podcasts: iTunes: Googleplaymusic: stitcher: Additional Links: Fallacies of “Green Growth” Greenwashing South Korean Greenwashing The Scary Truth on the 2008 Bailout Some Background on the New Deal The Sunrise Movement

This episode is all about Mickey's PhilharMagic at Disneyland Paris and updates for future of Walt Disney Studios. Questions? Comments? Stories? Feel free to share them with us. You can reach us at: disneylandparisnow@yahoo.com Disneyland Paris Official Website: https://bitly.com/2SGuvv7 Music by: Sandcastle by Declan DP Music soundcloud.com/declandp Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Music promoted by Audio Library youtu.be/5qx6r1jfnBA Audio Excerpts and Citations are used for educational purposes only, copyright the Walt Disney Company. All rights reserved. Show Transcript (Approximate) Hi everyone and welcome back to Disneyland Paris Now, where we will be covering news & stories about (you guessed it) Disneyland Paris. Im Eric Anderson and this is the episode for the 3rd week of November. First things first a quick correction for the last episode, we mentioned that there were random drop sequences for the Tower of Terror in Paris, there is however only one sequence, i do apologize for that hick-up. Mickey's PhilharMagic at Disneyland Paris and the future of Walt Disney Studios. Let’s dive right in. First to some news, It’s official – Disneyland Paris has announced that Electroland will return to the resort in 2019 and will Held over three nights this year (5., 6. and 7. July), Disneyland Paris says they are expecting around 16,000 guests. For those of you who don’t know Electroland is basically a music festival that is held inside the Walt Disney Studios park at Disneyland Paris. This year will be its third installment and from what you get from the press release, it seems to be doing really well, seeing them add a third night, its really exciting. Last years DJ roundup included: Belgium’s Henri PFR, the French Klingande, Bob Sinclar (Love Generationand World, Hold On) and the german Robin Schulz. International darling, loving it! Special effects were projected on the Tower of Terror attraction. There was also a visit from two of Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Star-Lord and Gamora. Lets be honest who wouldn’t want to get to meet these two cuties. Mickey's PhilharMagic has arrived in Paris and we got to experience it first hand on our last trip. Some Background on PhilharMagic if your not familiar with the attraction: The attraction is unique…

In this episode, we look at the issue of the presence of God in the Book of Leviticus, then show how the New Testament applies that to the Gospel and the mission of the church. This discussion builds on the episodes "Our Anemic Gospel" and "Some Background on the Word Gospel."

[“Portrait of the Bully as a Young Man” on PRX](%20http://www.prx.org/pieces/75197-being-a-bully "PRX Piece") About Portrait of the Bully as a Young Man Sometime in the fall of 2010, after I had seen or heard or read another bullying story about terrible things happening to young people, I realized that the coverage of these terrible things was totally devoid of young people’s voices. I started thinking that Generation PRX – the youth radio project I direct for PRX – could do something to change this. The 60 or so youth radio groups in the network encompass hundreds of teen producers or, put another way, a huge pool of actual experts on bullying. How could we give their stories more of an audience? But sometimes, fields lay fallow a while. It took nearly a year before a grant came in to officially move the project forward (that project became Bullied: Teen Stories from Generation PRX, an hour-long special produced by Catie Talarski and Connecticut Public Radio). In the meanwhile, I put a call out to the GPRX network, I edited a story on bullying for Under the Sun in Miami, and I brought the idea of bullying to my students at the Long Creek Youth Development Center here in Maine. Which is when Jeff offered this: I’ve BEEN a bully. And not only have I been a bully, I’ve been a TERRIBLE bully. And the guy who expelled me? Works here now. I’ll talk about it. And so it began. Some Background or, Why this was all Terribly Uncomfortable For the past 5 years, I’ve been Blunt Youth Radio Project’s Senior Producer for their Incarcerated Youth Speak Out Program. Along with Founder and Director (and unstoppable force of nature) Claire Holman, we teach radio broadcasting twice a week to 16-20 year-olds locked up at the Long Creek Youth Development Center. We use iMacs (remember those?) and MiniDisc recorders (and those?), and the kids spend six weeks producing features, which are then broadcast during Blunt’s regular weekly slot on WMPG. Students who have earned facility clearance come to the station to live host the show. Watching the kids on air – proud, nervous and getting through it all – ranks as some of the most exhilarating and rewarding teaching I’ve done. For many of the students, it’s the first time they are performing in public as well as the first time they experience the power of being listened to. They own that show, in every sense. Long Creek Youth Development Center So when Jeff offered to do a story on being a bully, we always assumed that the students in the class would produce it. They took turns interviewing Jeff, the principal, and local bullying authorities. They started to write and record tracking. But then the story started to get more complicated. It took longer. One by one, each of the other students was released from the jail. And finally, it was up to me, Claire and Jeff to see it through. Transom provided just the right motivation. I should say off the bat: I’ve never tried this kind of collaboration before. I’ve been teaching radio to teens for nearly 10 years, but the roles have always been clear. The students produce, voice, imagine, create; I facilitate, guide, help where needed. Part of what I love about teaching radio is staying behind the scenes and witnessing my students arrive in themselves as storytellers. With this piece, I found myself acting as both reporter and teacher, and what I discovered was…palpable inner conflict. As a teacher, if there’s tension or danger, I step in right away. I take seriously my obligation to keep the environment sa...

[“Portrait of the Bully as a Young Man” on PRX](%20http://www.prx.org/pieces/75197-being-a-bully "PRX Piece") About Portrait of the Bully as a Young Man Sometime in the fall of 2010, after I had seen or heard or read another bullying story about terrible things happening to young people, I realized that the coverage of these terrible things was totally devoid of young people’s voices. I started thinking that Generation PRX – the youth radio project I direct for PRX – could do something to change this. The 60 or so youth radio groups in the network encompass hundreds of teen producers or, put another way, a huge pool of actual experts on bullying. How could we give their stories more of an audience? But sometimes, fields lay fallow a while. It took nearly a year before a grant came in to officially move the project forward (that project became Bullied: Teen Stories from Generation PRX, an hour-long special produced by Catie Talarski and Connecticut Public Radio). In the meanwhile, I put a call out to the GPRX network, I edited a story on bullying for Under the Sun in Miami, and I brought the idea of bullying to my students at the Long Creek Youth Development Center here in Maine. Which is when Jeff offered this: I’ve BEEN a bully. And not only have I been a bully, I’ve been a TERRIBLE bully. And the guy who expelled me? Works here now. I’ll talk about it. And so it began. Some Background or, Why this was all Terribly Uncomfortable For the past 5 years, I’ve been Blunt Youth Radio Project’s Senior Producer for their Incarcerated Youth Speak Out Program. Along with Founder and Director (and unstoppable force of nature) Claire Holman, we teach radio broadcasting twice a week to 16-20 year-olds locked up at the Long Creek Youth Development Center. We use iMacs (remember those?) and MiniDisc recorders (and those?), and the kids spend six weeks producing features, which are then broadcast during Blunt’s regular weekly slot on WMPG. Students who have earned facility clearance come to the station to live host the show. Watching the kids on air – proud, nervous and getting through it all – ranks as some of the most exhilarating and rewarding teaching I’ve done. For many of the students, it’s the first time they are performing in public as well as the first time they experience the power of being listened to. They own that show, in every sense. Long Creek Youth Development Center So when Jeff offered to do a story on being a bully, we always assumed that the students in the class would produce it. They took turns interviewing Jeff, the principal, and local bullying authorities. They started to write and record tracking. But then the story started to get more complicated. It took longer. One by one, each of the other students was released from the jail. And finally, it was up to me, Claire and Jeff to see it through. Transom provided just the right motivation. I should say off the bat: I’ve never tried this kind of collaboration before. I’ve been teaching radio to teens for nearly 10 years, but the roles have always been clear. The students produce, voice, imagine, create; I facilitate, guide, help where needed. Part of what I love about teaching radio is staying behind the scenes and witnessing my students arrive in themselves as storytellers. With this piece, I found myself acting as both reporter and teacher, and what I discovered was…palpable inner conflict. As a teacher, if there’s tension or danger, I step in right away. I take seriously my obligation to keep the environment sa...