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My philosophy is to invest when markets are dislocated, because companies might face challenges but whole industries won't disappear forever: Patrice Rassou of Ashburton Investments.

This podcast, started in 2013, now 11 years running. I wanted to break from the usual conversations to share some thoughts on gratitude and optimism. To share some updates and thank those who have participated in this exceptional run. Designer Resources Pacific Sales Kitchen and Home. Where excellence meets expertise. Monogram - It's the details that define Monogram ThermaSol - Redefining the modern shower experience. Without steam, it's just a bathroom. Design Hardware - A stunning and vast collection of jewelry for the home!  - Where service meets excellence TimberTech - Real wood beauty without the upkeep The production of this episode coincides with Thanksgiving, intentionally. This is the time of year when most design professionals and clients alike tend to shut things down for the year. Kids come home from school for the Winter break, family comes to visit, we buy gifts for loved ones, attend holiday parties and I like to think that I am not alone in looking at the past year reflectively while looking to the new year with renewed optimism. 2024 was a fantastic year with regard to the show. Convo By Design has hit a higher gear this year. Going back to by background in motorsports, that means we have opened up new opportunities and are running faster and harder than ever before. The post-pandemic world is different that it was prior. Some issues have emerged this year that I find disturbing. Natural disasters, climate change, weather patterns have all accelerated. It isn't really about if people believe or remain climate change deniers. Ignore these changes at your peril. I experienced something in 2023 that forever changed the way I feel about climate changes. Father's Day, 2023, there was a straight line wind event in Tulsa. 100 mile per hour winds for 30-minutes. You can imagine the destruction. My family was fine, but others were not as fortunate. As I write this, a series of hurricanes passed through the southeast and the devastation was tremendous. We are also saw a dock workers strike, a fierce election season which will once again separate families and end friendships. And as I say this, I cannot help but feel optimistic for the year to come. Why? I'll tell you, rights after this. Why the optimism? First, I have been incredibly fortunate. I have my family, my health, you… yes you, I am so thankful that you listen, even happier when you send an email to let me know you like the show, disagree with something I said or have a guest suggestion. I also have a roster of incredible partner sponsors. Patrick, Nick, Mitch, Rachael and Jari from ThermaSol. Dan, Jay, Sam from TimberTech. Shaun and Verzine from Pacific Sales as well as the amazing team at Monogram. Michele, Avi, Stassi and Jaime from Design Hardware. Then there are the incredible creatives who share their stories and their work with us, you and me every week on the show. 2024 has brought some new endeavors, exciting changes and portends great things to come. But tread cautiously. I'll get to that in a moment. First, the new developments. I learned early on in my radio career that the only thing you can really count on is change. The Telecom Act of 1996 changed so much, for me…and you. Most of the people I speak with these days don't listen to the radio, and that is unfortunate for radio, but not for all of the incredible audio programming that we have available. If there was no Telecommunications Act of 1996, radio stations would probably still be in the hands of individual owners instead of the 10 groups that almost every American radio station. When I was a teenager, growing up in the Valley. I listened to KLOS, KMET, KNAC and KROQ. Play a song for me and I can tell you about how old I was and what I was doing when it was popular. KMET and KLOS created a love for Guns & Roses, Motley Crue, Giant, Scorpions and Van Halen, KNAC sharpened the rock edge with Metallica, Ozzy, Anthrax and Megadeth. Then KROQ, my beloved KROQ.

Galatians 1:11-24 Thanks to everyone who supports TMBH at patreon.com/thetmbhpodcast You're the reason we can all do this together! Discuss the episode here Music by Jeff Foote

Today it will be all about the song »Something Like the Wind« from Markus' current album »Going Back« It has turned out to be one of the mot beloved songs of the album in the passing of the last two month. So, let's take a closer look at it now. Find further information on the artist: www.markus-zosel.com  

This post contains affliliate links. Tyler Schwanke is a writer and a filmmaker. He holds an MFA from Hamline University, and his short stories have been widely published. He is also a graduate of the New York Film Academy and Minnesota State University Moorhead, where he was awarded a Minnesota Film and TV Grant. SeveralContinue reading "I Could Write Something Like That!"

Its quite a journey to go from eldest pastors kid, with full worship leader, Sunday school teacher, 'dating revelation' adherent and homeschool survivor to forest walking animistic spiritualist who runs womens circles. But that's Jess Manusama. She's a breath of fresh air. She runs the insta account @the.connectedself and the web page www.theconnectedself.com.au  If you're one of those people who lost touch with themself, their sense of embodiment, the right to own your story and feel it, give her a follow. If you want to work with her in womens circles, deconstructors circles, or one to one mentoring, head over to her socials or website.  Jess is such a soothing and non-judgemental presence, with a sense of humour but an ability to create and hold space where we connect with the medicine within. All outside of dogma. Because the last thing we need as we deconstruct is more of that. 

This was a straightforward crossword, as Monday's are wont to be, although one of our number had several mistakes that they had to ferret out before getting to the happy music. In the interests of heightening  suspense, we will not tell you which one of our cohosts was involved, nor where their mistakes lay: but instead refer you to today's podcast for all the deets.Show note imagery: ELMERSGLUE, inspiring kids to attempt to walk on ceilings since 1947.We love feedback! Send us a text...Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!

Recovery is underway in Florida, after the one-two punch of Hurricanes Helene and Milton. AP correspondent Jennifer King reports.

AP correspondent Julie Walker reports Florida residents hard hit by hurricane Milton are getting back on their feet.

This week on Firelink, Marty, KC, and Nick break down everything that led to Sony pulling the plug on Concord after only two weeks.Second Wind is fully independent, employee-owned and fan-funded. Consider supporting us on Patreon for as little as $1/month at patreon.com/SecondWindGroup

"MONSTER" encounters!  Perhaps explainable with a merger of the imagination, memories & creepy experiences?  Or is there a dose of paranormal reality behind terrifying monstrous entities?  PLUS, a "Ghost Gab" segment filled with NEW personal ghostly happenings! 

The boys talk mic placement, Jazwares Briscoe Brothers figures, Pokemon Worlds, finding confidence through gaming, and the Mamba Mentality! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/afw5/support

Even if our kids are perfectly healthy, they all have their own issues. Whatever it is, it hasn't changed how much we loved them.

Send us a Text Message.Can foam rolling really outpace the tried-and-true method of static stretching when it comes to muscle lengthening? Join me, Rob Maxwell, exercise physiologist and personal trainer, as I explore the fascinating results of a new study comparing these two popular techniques. With 30 years in the fitness industry under my belt, I'll walk you through the science and practicalities of foam rolling and static stretching, shedding light on why sometimes the simplest methods can yield profound results. Tune in and discover whether the latest fitness trend holds up against the time-tested practice of static stretching.Reflecting on the significant evolution in fitness education and certification over the past three decades, I'll share insights on how these changes impact our approach to muscle lengthening and overall training. Through an engaging discussion sparked by a podcast and backed by recent research, we'll uncover the effectiveness, efficiency, and broader implications of these muscle-lengthening techniques. Whether you're a fitness novice or a seasoned gym-goer, this episode promises to equip you with the knowledge needed to optimize your workout routine.

“You don't think going to work is going to result in something like this,” said Station 45 EMT Shawn Griffin alongside fellow Station 45 EMT, Emmanuel Titus, speaking about their experience as 2024 FDNY Medal Day Recipients. Our hosts Captain Andrew Brown and EMS Captain Randy Li then discuss how Medal Day serves as a celebration of the hard work, training, and preparation our Fire and EMS Members carry with them into work every day. Plus, Captain Andrew Brown sits down with two members of the FDNY Islamic Society, Engine 310 Firefighter Aisha Loane, and Engine 295 Mohammed Moaz, to speak on their journey into the FDNY, and more. ICYMI: FDNY Director of Health & Fitness Captain Robert Cefoli sat down with Captain Andrew Brown to speak on some of the first steps candidates can take in order to begin a healthy physical journey into becoming a career Firefighter.

FREE BEER! Those words always get attention. That's why it was the perfect name for a comedy act that travelled the island back in the '80s. Now, the iconic duo known as Free Beer are back together. Their world tour - consisting of three shows - starts this weekend in Heart's Content. The men behind the act, Chris Lorne Elliott and Kevin Blackmore, joined us on the line this morning to tell us all about it.

The boys are obsessed with something old, Minecraft! In this episode they talk about different things including showering, downfall of one of their inspirations, and more. It all seems to connect back to Minecraft though for some reason. Feel free to stop in, get some laughs, a drink of water, and be back out on your way! And always remember, Drink More Water. Make sure to check us out at...Instagram:drinkmorewater.01TikTok:drinkmorewater.01

Send us a Text Message.An astronomy-themed crossword popped up this Thursday, a theme so near and dear to Mike's heart that he spent ... an inordinate amount of time contemplating the clues. Jean, on the other hand, solved the puzzle at nearly the speed of light, which explains why she looked like a strand of spaghetti as she was finishing up.Besides the ingenious theme, there were quite a few clues worthy of note in the grid, including 17A, Actor Omar, EPPS (not, as our instincts suggested, SHARIF); 5D, An "e-", one that was first developed in 2003, for short, CIG (if you say so!); 31A, Orthodontic device, SPACER (suspiciously close to the theme, surely no accident!); and finally 9D, Festoons with bathroom tissue, informally, TPS (the second reference to the practice this week, is editor Joel Fagliano's house under attack, and this is some sort of desperate appeal for assistance??Show note imagery: Harold ARLEN, composer of Over the Rainbow, hard at work.Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!

In this weekly episodic video of Too Noobs, the guys laugh over the state government of California's recent attempt to tax electric vehicle owners after cutting off internal combustion engine revenue streams. Then, retailers TJ Maxx & Marshall's have their workers wear body cameras to help catch shoplifters, Steve shares some hot dog cooking tips with July 4th around the corner, and finally the guys do a 16-animal tournament to find the top predator in the animal kingdom.

We chat with Missouri Secretary of State candidate Jamie Corley and hear about her priorities for the office should she be elected. Some chaos between the RNC and Missouri state delegates has us scratching our heads. Katie Malone, 2023 Boone County Fair Queen, shares info on this year's pageant.

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Our heroes revisit the insanity of the early 2000s.

Anissa and Jess introduce themselves and their podcast, which focuses on mom life, careers, relationships, and personal growth. They discuss the challenges of balancing work and motherhood, the importance of setting boundaries, and the constant juggling act of being a high performer in all areas of life. They share funny and relatable stories about their experiences with toddlers, including dealing with poop incidents and the chaos that comes with parenting young children. They express their desire to create a podcast that feels like hanging out with friends and providing a space for moms to feel understood and supported. Takeaways Balancing work and motherhood is a constant challenge, and it's important to set boundaries and prioritize self-care. Being a high performer in all areas of life can be overwhelming, and it's okay to ask for help and support. Parenting young children, especially toddlers, can be chaotic and messy, but finding humor in the situations can make it more manageable. Creating a community of moms who can relate to and support each other is essential for navigating the ups and downs of motherhood. Keywords: mom life, careers, relationships, personal growth, balancing work and motherhood, setting boundaries, high performers, toddlers, poop incidents, chaos, relatable stories, support

In the months since the outbreak of the war in Gaza, Palestine’s economy has been radically altered. Today, we hear about the conflict’s impact on the West Bank, Palestinian tax revenue and what recovery from such destruction and devastation in Gaza could potentially look like. Plus, the rise in artificial intelligence requires lots of data computing centers to power that AI. And all those data centers use lots of electricity.

In the months since the outbreak of the war in Gaza, Palestine’s economy has been radically altered. Today, we hear about the conflict’s impact on the West Bank, Palestinian tax revenue and what recovery from such destruction and devastation in Gaza could potentially look like. Plus, the rise in artificial intelligence requires lots of data computing centers to power that AI. And all those data centers use lots of electricity.

Homily of Fr. Michael O'Connor from Mass on May 12, 2024 at Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church in Bay St. Louis, MS Referenced Readings: Acts 1:1-11 Eph 1:17-23 Mk 16:15-20 If you would like to donate to OLG and her livestream ministry, please go to  https://olgchurch.net/give

Hey friends.  Here is a version of the set I play at Proper Podlasie.  I hope you dig it.  See you on the dance floor. 

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Ellen and Mal welcome author emmbrancsxx0 to discuss Destiel fanfiction set in the Wild West. Fics include The Shawnee Trail by emmbrancsxx0, Wheat Fields and Jars of Light by Violue, the West series by Xela, Something Like a Broken Heart by RhymePhile, and Hunter's Caress by Ltleflrt, plus many more! The post Track 44: Western AU appeared first on Mixtape Book Club.

In the 5th hour of today's show, the guys hit the Falcons report, and what value means when it comes to drafting a player you really want. Grant McAuley previews this weekend's series vs the Dodgers. 

Bob and DeAnna get back to their Grocery Chat roots and come to you this week from the kitchen! The two discuss what it means to treat your body as a temple, how to better listen to what you need and how they handle stress—somewhat. Bob shows off his cooking skills with a non-sponsored meal from HelloFresh. All that and more on the latest Amid Life Millennial!#mentalhealth #food #physicalhealth #foodasfuel #hellofresh Follow the podcast at: AmidLifeMillennial.com Explore DeAnna's insights on divine living at DeAnnaLeticia.comFind out about Bob and De's PR firm at BearIcebox.comLike the intro/outro music? Listen to Ginger Binge on Spotify or wherever you stream songs. Follow us on all the socials, too.

Security is tight at the University of Utah... as commencement gets underway tonight amid a week of unrest on campus.   

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Spiders Are Benign. Mostly. Roaches Are Something Else Altogether. Don't Feel 'Bad'. What Exactly Does Bad Mean Anyway. Packaging Gives Me Fits. I Wish She Were More Curious About Me And My Stuff. Dark Chocolate Over Milk Chocolate Every Day. Codependence Is Your Ruination. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trevor-david-houchen/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trevor-david-houchen/support

On March 3rd, 2024, my girlfriend experienced a freak accident as we started what was supposed to be an easy hike. Here's the story and what we can learn from it. For guest/episode ideas, listener feedback, sponsorships, or business inquiries reach out to: trailtalespod@gmail.com My Gear spreadsheet: https://lighterpack.com/r/9qjh18 BIG FOUR

Drew and Garrett close out the snow goose 101 series for 2024 with the topic of juvie snows. We talk about how the juvie is different from an adult snow, decoy spread differences, flock differences, and some hunting tales from our numerous juvie hunts together.

Aclarity is pioneering in the field of PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) destruction, developing proprietary systems - aka cool water tech - that not only treat but also destroy PFAS in liquid waste. The technology presents a significant advancement over traditional treatment methods, offering an economical and efficient solution to a pressing environmental issue.I hope this teaser makes you crave for more! If you dive into this week's full release of the podcast, you'll learn how:

Listen to this clip where Annie shares her thoughts on the Baltimore bridge collapse.

is two truths and a lie hard for anyone else? Today we talking about our day to day life and how much we are truly struggling at times, but still thriving

In episode #2682, we discuss the impact of OpenAI's Sora on the marketing and business world. We highlight the significant loss in market cap experienced by Adobe stock after the announcement of Sora. The conversation delves into the hype and long-term potential of AI, the limitations of generative AI, and the role of prompt engineering in maximizing AI output. We also touch upon the future of YouTube as a search engine, the risks associated with AI companies, and the importance of strategy and quality content in marketing.   Don't forget to help us grow by subscribing and liking on YouTube!   Check out more of Eric's content (Leveling UP YT) and Neil's videos (Neil Patel YT)    TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: (00:00) Today's topic: Sora causes Adobe to lose $18 billion dollars in 1 day,  The best way to make money in AI isn't to create something like ChatGPT… (00:16) Adobe stock loses $18 billion in market cap due to Sora. (00:32) AI is overhyped in the short term, underhyped in the long term. (01:01) Sora can create a 1-minute video based on a prompt. (01:43) AI-generated content lacks engagement compared to human-created content. (02:17) Generative AI lacks editing capabilities, limiting its usefulness. (03:02) Creating AI projects like Chat GPT requires significant investment and talented engineers. (03:35) Jasper, an AI content writer, struggles to compete with Chat GPT. (05:02) Prompt engineering is a valuable skill in the AI field. (06:09) Selling multiple services reduces churn for agencies. (07:38) YouTube's Gemini AI can crawl and analyze video content. (08:22) Neil and Eric discuss the popularity of YouTube and Google (09:06) Neil and Eric share their experiences with YouTube optimization (10:17) Neil suggests starting a new YouTube channel if stuck in YouTube jail (10:29) Neil explains the importance of producing quality content for YouTube (12:01) Neil and Eric discuss investing in AI stocks for the next ten years (12:29) Neil and Eric both choose Microsoft as their top AI stock (13:18) Eric explains why Microsoft is a strong AI investment (13:43) Eric highlights Microsoft's ownership of Skype, LinkedIn, and Xbox (14:12) Eric discusses Microsoft's involvement with OpenAI (14:34) That's it for today! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Go to https://www.marketingschool.io to learn more!   Leave Some Feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review.   Connect with Us:    Single Grain

On today's episode, I'm just gonna speak from my heart. There aren't a lot of steps to follow, or a formula, just some heartfelt inspiration. One of the greatest passions of my life is to help people move out of the prison of their past into the light of the future God has for them. I'm not naive. I know life is hard. BUT...our past, no matter how difficult, does not have to become our future. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thispoorpastor/support

US officials met yesterday with Mexico's president, seeking measures to limit a surge of migrants reaching the US southwestern border. Meanwhile, a caravan with an estimated 7,500 members is making its way toward the border this morning. What is causing this crisis? How should we think biblically and act redemptively in response?  Author: Jim Denison, PhD Narrator: Chris Elkins Subscribe: http://www.denisonforum.org/subscribe Read The Daily Article: https://www.denisonforum.org/daily-article/immigration-crisis-two-biblical-responses/ Biblical references related to the immigration crisis: Scripture affirms the importance of borders (Deuteronomy 32:8; Numbers 34:1–15; Ezekiel 47:13–23), the rule of law (Romans 13:1–2; Titus 3:1; 1 Peter 2:13–14; 1 Timothy 1:8–10), and self-defense (Luke 11:21; Exodus 22:2; Proverbs 25:26; Nehemiah 4:17–18).  Immigrants are not to be mistreated (Exodus 22:21) but loved (Leviticus 19:33–34; Deuteronomy 10:18–19) and helped (Deuteronomy 24:19–22; Ezekiel 47:21–23; Zechariah 7:10; Malachi 3:5; Hebrews 13:2). At-risk children are to be especially valued (Matthew 18:10; 19:14) and protected (James 1:27).  For more news discerned differently: The Denison Forum Podcast Denison Forum webiste

According to some of San Diego's finest food minds (umm, us), one of the hottest restaurants of 2023 is easily Bird Rock's Paradisaea. The Michelin Guide thinks so, too—it recently gave the restaurant, which opened in late 2022, a special recognition for being pretty damn good (and also new). A year or so is a good length of time for a restaurant to find its groove. Ideally, the service kinks will have been worked out, the menu will have found its footing. Paradisaea's first year also saw the departure of the restaurant's founding chef and culinary director, Mark Welker. Jeff Armstrong stepped in to take his place. Jeff will kick off 2024 with a new menu. We brought Jeff and his boss, Paradisaea's co-owner Zoe Kleinbub, into the studio to talk shop. Zoe is a native of Westchester County, NY. She moved to San Diego—where her husband Eric Kleinbub (also a co-owner) grew up—a handful of years ago. The Kleinbubs met moving around in San Francisco's food circles, and, once they arrived to our sunny shores, it became crystal-clear that they had to open a restaurant here. When an iconic Bird Rock piano store hit the market four years ago, the Kleinbubs instantly moved on it. What followed—the construction and opening process—was an intense labor of love. They tiled the interiors in Josh Herman ceramics and built an expansive open kitchen at the heart of the restaurant's dining room and operations. In this episode, we also talk about Zoe and Jeff's long history working together and how his entry into one of Zoe's kitchens has become a fortuitous union for everyone involved. We each take a few cracks at the restaurant's spelling, which is difficult to nail on the first try, even for a bunch of writers. We also bungle its pronunciation a few times, but by the end, we're flying (we promise), unnatural vowel combos hugging in tow. We also talk about the news: Jasmin and Richard Blais released Plant Forward, a cookbook not totally meatless or dairy-less, but instead centered around de-prioritizing meat on the plate; North Park 's hopeful pop-up success story, Long Story Short, is unfortunately no more after just a month of service; and The Busalacchis are back in Little Italy with Zizzo, an Italian cocktail bar serving pan-Mediterranean food. We also played “Which restaurant in North Park will open first?” which is always a fun and mind-bending exercise. Thanks for tuning into HHH this year. We will see you in 2024!

Marvel's retcon of the origins of Nightcrawler has confused, enraged, and outright lost any fledgling X-Men readers they had left. Tune in as Remso breaks down this latest controversy.To support the show , be sure to join the Second Print Comics Podcast on Patreon!As an SPC Patron, you'll also receive access to TONS of bonus content and perks, including early episode releases and original shows like , Moore To the Story, The Savage Dragon Catch-Up Podcast, Thunderstruck! (The World's Only Thunderstrike Podcast), Unforced Works (The Force Works podcast), Remso Rants, the newly acquired Degenerate Panel and so much more, all for a measly $5 per month! At higher levels, you can get hand-selected hardcover graphic novels delivered to your door, or even produce an episode of the show!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/second-print-comics-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Offensive lineman Justin Pugh talks to the media following his first NFL game in nearly a year.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.