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Proton email, Norton Scam got me with a banking scam, Spellcheck and password manager issues, New internet and I can't see my printer, Cell Phone plans, My tablet password will no longer work what do I do?

Pat Knight of K102 stops by to talk about their annual St. Jude Radiothon, Hawk shares one of his vulnerabilities, Sauce gets revenge

Pat Knight of K102 stops by to talk about their annual St. Jude Radiothon, Hawk shares one of his vulnerabilities, Sauce gets revenge

Pat Knight of K102 stops by to talk about their annual St. Jude Radiothon, Hawk shares one of his vulnerabilities, Sauce gets revenge

Ep 247, Recorded 11/20/2024. Keeping compliant. Update, people, update. Tag, you're it. Gaming the odds. New password, who dis? Spellcheck works. Silkwood rises (or Todd goes nuclear). No theater kids. Refi now! Found money.

The JTS Commentary for Vayera by Rabbi David Moster, PhD, Director of Biblical Hebrew, JTSMusic provided by JJReinhold / Pond5.

Hackers reverse-engineered Ticketmaster's barcode system, Microsoft Notepad just got spellcheck in the year 2024, and Agatha All Along finally comes to Disney+ on September 18. It's Tuesday, July 9th and this is Engadget News. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Claude AI Emerges, AI Data War, Amazon's Astro Setback, Spell Check in Notepad, and Antikythera Mechanism Solved - Hashtag Trending In today's episode of Hashtag Trending, host Jim Love covers several key stories in the tech world. Claude AI version 3.5 by Anthropic presents significant competition to OpenAI with new features like interactive infographics, audio visualizers, and sophisticated image editing. An AI data war unfolds as content owners fight back against data scraping by AI companies. Amazon discontinues its Astro for Business robot amidst broader company challenges. Microsoft finally adds spell check and autocorrect to Windows Notepad after 41 years. Lastly, researchers at the University of Glasgow use modern technology to unravel the mystery of the 2000-year-old Antikythera Mechanism, revealing ancient astronomical precision. 00:00 Introduction: Who's Challenging OpenAI? 00:38 Claude AI: The New Contender 03:17 Bot Wars: AI Data Harvesting 04:27 Amazon's Astro Robot Discontinued 06:44 Windows Notepad Gets Modernized 08:20 Solving the Antikythera Mechanism Mystery 10:16 Conclusion and Show Notes

In today's episode in our R.I.P to Larry H. Parker Bruno In Big Debt ? Rolling Loud Vultures Scam Concert YesJulz , no thank you TikTok getting banned? Shoutout to Olivia Munn Entertainment Time: Love Lies Bleeding non spoiler review from Cam Masters of Air non spoiler conversation from Antonio (Apple Pay Us) Shogun spoiler conversation from the beverage boys (FX/ Hulu pay us) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dtwtpod/message

Oscar news including a debate about gender parity along with a discussion of the latest chapter of The D-Files: Slow Death in a Strange World. And what is the organization "Spell Check for Bias"? Plus an interview with Imaginary director Jeff Wadlow. 

On this episode of “Ima Shut Up!” our host rants about Shannon and Monique to favorite black activities. * First copyright infringement * Centering appointment * Monique on Club Shay Shay * Where is Katy Perry? * Top 5 Black Women * Top 5 White Women * Early death isn't fair * All this smart stuff is making us dumb * Favorite Black Activities * Uber Stories Song of the Day: Copy & Paste - HeIsMellowD Follow the pod on all socials @imashutup.pod Follow the host on all socials @heismellowd Make sure you like share follow subscribe, retweet repost comment, all that good stuff to this podcast, so it can grow!

On this episode of “Ima Shut Up!” our host rants about Shannon and Monique to favorite black activities. * First copyright infringement * Centering appointment * Monique on Club Shay Shay * Where is Katy Perry? * Top 5 Black Women * Top 5 White Women * Early death isn't fair * All this smart stuff is making us dumb * Favorite Black Activities * Uber Stories Song of the Day: Copy & Paste - HeIsMellowD Follow the pod on all socials @imashutup.pod Follow the host on all socials @heismellowd Make sure you like share follow subscribe, retweet repost comment, all that good stuff to this podcast, so it can grow!

Last week, I focused on Verbal Communication Skills to Enhance Promotability; today I'm covering Written Communication Skills. Once again, I want to start with an assessment – these are great questions to ask yourself. From there, I recommend you pick the area that you felt the least confident about and set a 90-day goal for improvement. 1.    How well can I anticipate and predict possible causes for written confusion and miscommunication, and how good am I at dealing with them upfront? 2.    How often do recipients fully understand my messages, emails, or other documents? Do I give enough information and detail? 3.    Can I use communication platforms such as email to quickly and efficiently communicate complex issues? 4.    Do people often misunderstand my messages? Am I often surprised that they don't understand what I have written? Let's review the four steps to the communication process as they apply to written communication: -The words you write (correct word usage, punctuation, context) -What you meant by those words (which is more challenging without visual cues – remember that only 7% of communication is the actual words you use) -The words the receiver reads (the reader's facility with the language, eyesight, communication device i.e. phone, tablet) -What the receiver makes those words mean (experience, cultural differences, their thoughts about you/the subject matter) There are four types of written communication: -Informational – You are conveying information to someone who needs to know that information. No response is required, except perhaps acknowledgment of receipt or any questions.  -Instructional – You are educating someone on something they need to know. Again - no response is required, except perhaps acknowledgment of receipt or any questions.  -Transactional – You are conveying something to someone else, with the expectation of a response. The mistake many people make with this type of communication is not clearly conveying that a response is expected and the nature of that response.  -Persuasive – You are communicating the benefits of a product, service, person, or idea to elicit a specific response, such as buying the product or service or voting for the candidate. This type of communication requires a clear call to action.   Next, let's dig into specific written communication issues you may have and ways to improve. 1.    If you struggle with grammar, spelling, and punctuation: -You may want to take a short course to help you with this.  -Read a lot – it doesn't matter what, as long as it's well written. Pay attention to grammar, spelling, and punctuation.  -Do NOT depend on Spell Check. -Take advantage of a tool like Grammarly. -Practice writing. -Read your writing out loud.   2.    If you struggle with clarity and structure in your writing:  -If the message is complex, outline it. -Get to the point. -Determine the best method for conveying this message – should it even be in writing? If so, is it an email, a memorandum, a white sheet?  -Anticipate your reader's questions. -Read out loud. -Ask someone else to read your writing and tell you what they think you're trying to communicate. -Don't over-explain. -Eliminate filler words and phrases in the editing phase.  -Eliminate redundancy (State of Florida, previous experience, final conclusion)  -Go easy on the prepositional phrases (“reflected” instead of “was a reflection of,” “of the results of the quarter” can be changed to “this quarter's results” – which also puts it in active rather than passive voice) -Avoid padding weak words with adverbs (instead of “mostly right” you could write “had excellent points,” instead of “please respond quickly,” try being more specific with a date).  -Take a business writing course – I did in graduate school, and it was one of the best courses in my Master's degree. You can also take a shorter-term course through LinkedIn Learning, for example.  -Get a business writing “mentor” – someone with exceptional written communication skills AND the time and patience to help you develop your skills in this area.   As with last week's episode, let's bring this back around to how to leverage your improvements to increase your promotability.  -Clearly communicate you goal with your boss and ask him/her for any support you need (pay for a course and possible release time, for example) -Regularly communicate your progress with your boss. -Make certain your boss knows you WANT to be promoted – and want to be considered for a promotion at the appropriate time.   If you are a high-achieving professional with the goal of landing in the C-suite, the Highly Promotable coaching program may be just the ticket! This 1:1 program is targeted to strategically leverage one of your strengths to become a signature strength — and move the needle on one of your developmental areas so it becomes a strength.  This is a four-figure investment in your professional future! If this sounds like just what you need, schedule a complimentary introductory call to determine if you are a fit for Highly Promotable:  https://calendly.com/lesaedwards/highly-promotable-introductory-call

Thanks to all the Just Sayers this week we celebrate our 100th episode and Justin welcomes Joe 'Mr.D' Dombrowski to the podcast to talk about Joe's viral spelling bee moment that get him on the Ellen show and to have a mini spelling bee with Justin! Then get we into some great topics like the crazy things kids say to teachers, Doritos silencer made for Zoom calls, plastic surgeons have determined the preferred shape for the male butt, following “fitness” accounts, a company in Seattle is offering robots to help people get walking and the Golden Retriever Man trend.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Clinician-led healthcare AI company Harrison.ai has built an AI system that serves as “spell checker” for radiologists — flagging critical findings to improve the speed and accuracy of radiology image analysis, reducing misdiagnoses. In the latest episode of NVIDIA's AI Podcast, host Noah Kravitz spoke with Harrison.ai CEO and cofounder Aengus Tran about the company's mission to scale global healthcare capacity with autonomous AI systems. Harrison.ai's initial product, annalise.ai, is an AI tool that automates radiology image analysis to enable faster, more accurate diagnoses. It can produce 124-130 different possible diagnoses and flag key findings to aid radiologists in their final diagnosis. Currently, annalise.ai works for chest X-rays and brain CT scans. While an AI designed for categorizing traffic lights, for example, doesn't need perfection, medical tools must be highly accurate — any oversight could be fatal. To overcome this challenge, annalise.ai was trained on millions of meticulously annotated images — some were annotated three to five times over before being used for training. Harrison.ai is also developing Franklin.ai, a sibling AI tool aimed to accelerate and improve the accuracy of histopathology diagnosis — in which a clinician performs a biopsy and inspects the tissue for the presence of cancerous cells. Similarly to annalise.ai, Franklin.ai flags critical findings to assist pathologists in speeding and increasing the accuracy of diagnoses. Ethical concerns about AI use are ever-rising, but for Tran, the concern is less about whether it's ethical to use AI for medical diagnosis but “actually the converse: Is it ethical to not use AI for medical diagnosis,” especially if “humans using those AI systems simply pick up more misdiagnosis, pick up more cancer and conditions?” Tran also talked about the future of AI systems and suggested that the focus is dual: first, focus on improving preexisting systems and then think of new cutting-edge solutions. And for those looking to break into careers in AI and healthcare, Tran says that the “first step is to decide upfront what problems you're willing to spend a huge part of your time solving first, before the AI part,” emphasizing that the “first thing is actually to fall in love with some problem.”

Best Practices for Emailing an Investor Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso -- your daily shot of startup funding and investing. Here are some best practices for emailing an investor: Put the name of your company in the subject line. Use social media for making contact but not for pitching. Spellcheck the email to eliminate any typos. Refine the email to exclude filler words and phrases to make it as tight as possible. Don't use a docsend as it can come across as invasive. Keep the email to less than 150 words. Include three key metrics to show traction and performance. Attach a pitch deck or one-page teaser with additional information. Include a call to action. Create a sense of urgency by mentioning some upcoming target dates. Use the email to update the investor and build a relationship. Finally, keep it friendly.   Thank you for joining us for the Startup Funding Espresso where we help startups and investors connect for funding. Let's go startup something today. _______________________________________________________ For more episodes from Investor Connect, please visit the site at:   Check out our other podcasts here:   For Investors check out:   For Startups check out:   For eGuides check out:   For upcoming Events, check out    For Feedback please contact info@tencapital.group    Please , share, and leave a review. Music courtesy of .

Astrology forecast for August 20-26 Whether you spell it "spell check," "spell-check," or spellcheck," we'll be splitting these kinds of hairs once the sun enters detail-oriented Virgo on Wednesday, August 23rd.  Chris and Almie discuss what to expect from Virgo Season, as well as what to expect when Mercury turns retrograde on August 23rd. (August 23rd is a very busy astrological day!)  They also go over the roles Mars and Pluto will play this week, culminating in a Mars-Pluto trine on Thursday, August 24th.  Chris gives Almie the heads up that her Mars Return will be exact on Thursday, August 24th, and Chris and Almie also discuss Britney Spears' recent Mars Return which was August 16th- the same day of the announcement of her divorce.  In "Ask A Scorpio," Chris asks Almie what her favorite kind of potato chip is, as well as what her least favorite chip is. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/almie/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/almie/support

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Google is back at it with a mega week of announcements ready to go. We skipped our In The News section this week since the show is an hour long and we didn't want to make it even longer. Thank you to every one of you who subscribed to the channel and have allowed us to reach the 500 subscribers milestone, on to 1000! Please share us with your friends!

Today on this part of the show, what words are landmines for you? Otis DIY fixes his wife's car to trick the emissions test, what ruined a family party and sad tweets star wars day

Good morning, Gamers! This week Blake is a bit tired so we keep this episode simple and manageable. So, we give a lesson on the current pharmaceutical crisis. second, we do a brief history lesson on Inventors from the early days of conductivity. Thirdly, there is a small examination on spelling Combat! Finally, the boys wrap up the show with a bunch of talk about Destiny 2!UNDERTALE LET'S PLAY: https://youtu.be/eRuWNYObSTUDISCORD: https://www.patreon.com/Spiritualsuccessorpodcast?fan_landing=trueTWITTER: https://twitter.com/SpiritualSuccREDDIT: https://www.reddit.com/r/Spiritual_Successor/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Break Room (THURSDAY 3/23/23) 7am Hour Includes:  1) If you really wanted to stand by the message in this threat, you wouldn't have written it in the first place.  2) Are there stores you are more likely to get away with stealing from simply due to the type of person who works there? 3) Is this hobby going away based on how technology has advanced?

World Record Wednesday! The Everything Shower, Year-Round Schooling, Most Common Words We Spell Check, Make-Up or Break-Up, KVJ Confessional, Why Disney World Is In Orlando and Not PBG, Digital Drama and Jbird Is Not On Tinder! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The team breaks down how to check spelling on your mac in all apps where text can be intered. Show you the control center, and a few bonus key commands. If there is a app or demonstration you would like posted. Please let us know support@sturitup.com Find out more at http://tech-talk-coast2coast.sturitup.com

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Spellcheck is a magical invention. If you can manage to make it through the day without misspelling a HUGE banner displayed on the side of a building… when you're a university… you're doing OK! Source: https://www.9news.com.au/national/south-australia-university-embarrassing-error-in-huge-banner/fbcd5ebe-23c2-495a-8037-bff58913c4c0

This Curio Corner is mostly about the cool stuff the Mavens talked to Jessie (British fashion historian in the making and parallel universe Spellcheck) about on Monday's episodes. It's also something of a walk down nostalgia lane for Sam, Mel, and Grae: internet connections in the 90s, music from their formative years, and early signs of neuro divergence that are so obvious, it's truly astounding. Listen in for lessons on Tuberculosis Chic and its lasting influence on fashion, the surprising science behind why all of us should be taking cold showers, and Spellcheck's newest obsession: Pond's Cold Cream and vintage skincare.

Step into a parallel universe with our guest this week, where Spellcheck is British and went to university to study the history of fashion (which, in reality, is something Spellcheck genuinely wanted to do). A certain writer for the podcast was shocked more than a few times. The similarities are numerous. Jessie (ghostsintime) a person of the English persuasion, is an absolute doll. Sweet and polite, knowledgeable about her subject, she was a joy to chat with. The Mavens are smitten. Her Instagram account is filled with beauty-related historical posts and reels, some of which lean heavily toward the bizarre. We don't know about you, but we've never considered adding a raw meat mask to our nighttime skincare routine. Jessie is younger than everyone on the Mothball team, and we all felt it when the topic of 90s fashion came up. Grae pops up momentarily to defend the voluntary taking of cold showers. Barbies, the Spice Girls, and the "Goth to History" pipeline all make an appearance. If you haven't already, Jessie recommends watching The Love Witch (2016) as soon as humanly possible.

We're all finally settling down from the rush and bustle of Thanksgiving (if you're in the States, anyway) and our butts are more than ready for a long sit on the couch. The weather in Idaho is getting colder and snowier as the days pass, sending us all into the pod office with hot coffee and retro crocheted afghans. This week, the hygge mood is complete as Sam and Spellcheck have a relaxed chat with vintage maximalism enthusiast and down-to-earth music teacher, Kristi Snarsky. Her collection is a choreographed ballet of mid-century color and class. Her precise decorating skills are the envy of the team, with teal and pink playing a central role. Bowls and platters and Pyrex, oh my! Kristi brings to light the concept of boundaries within a collection and we all get confused about how to pronounce Cathrineholm. Plus, Sam gets a chance to brag about the amazing holiday Holy Grail item she recently acquired.

We could have listened to Josh talk for hours and hours about all the incredible parts of his collections and his plans to spread that knowledge to the masses. But we all have lives to live and families to tend to. In lieu of having Josh back to nerd out over pirate history (which we're hoping to make happen, don't you worry), your weekend Curio Corner has Sam, Spellcheck, and Grae in the Pod Office chatting over an actual mountain of silver in Bolivia, Sam Bellamy's treasure on the shipwrecked Whydah, and a brief history of the flintlock firing mechanism on those fancy pistols seen in every pirate movie ever made.

We will discuss the practical implementations of AI embedded in future products, then take a look at FTX's books and have a few highlights to share. Plus, we lay out the PMC warfare theory, which might explain what bloated tech companies have coming.

We will discuss the practical implementations of AI embedded in future products, then take a look at FTX's books and have a few highlights to share.

We will discuss the practical implementations of AI embedded in future products, then take a look at FTX's books and have a few highlights to share.

SYCOPHANTs in the Female rap game. Nicki's Grammy twitter drama swirls around LATTO, Chika, Cardi B, City Girls—even Ciara Wilson wasn't safe. We discuss Light Magic and rituals in 11:11; and Nana shares her Virgo Horostories experience. Let's get Spiritually Clatchet! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirituallyclatchet/message

Catching up on work after being away at a conference, import maps coming to Safari, and your secret web patching tips including buying Disney tickets, saving Instagram photos, spell checking blog posts, taking funky screenshots, forms, cleaning up Jira, and pesky greyed out buttons.

Erin Pipgras, perhaps better known as fare11kat on Instagram, has been a guest on the show before (episode 39, if you're curious about our first encounter with her). Obviously we all fell madly in love with each other, but in a sweary, meme fueled sort of way. Erin has become a staple in every day conversation for the Mothball team, and is frequently asked to petition the universe on our behalf. On top of being perhaps the luckiest human in Wisconsin, she also has the distinct honor of igniting a new porcine passion in Spellcheck. Hear tell of the mighty pig of fortune and how luck isn't really luck. Melissa and Sam talk shop and Sam  used the word "gooses" about half way through the interview. This editor threw up slightly. Fortunately, we're all still friends. 

Welcome to this week's episode of the PEBCAK Podcast! We've got four amazing stories this week so sit back, relax, and keep being awesome! Be sure to stick around for our Dad Joke of the Week. (DJOW) Follow us on Instagram @pebcakpodcast PEBCAK - Acronym of “problem exists between chair and keyboard.”

A while back, Sam did some mini-interviews with some Mothball listeners. Alex Di Giovanni was one of those interviewees, and we just had to have him back for a full episode! Alex started reselling as a teen, but he didn't start collecting until his early 20s; it's a bit backwards from most people and we LOVE IT. For his personal collection, Alex loves signs and American license plates. In his professional life, he's an avian ecologist, with a full-blown master's degree. This dude knows his birds. He drops some sweet ontological knowledge on us in between blowing Spellcheck's mind with the history of porcelain license plates and needing out with Sam over classic signage. Bird-related felonies are discussed, along with a mutual love of the dearly departed Dodo. Sam deserves a medal for not making the hundreds of bird puns she was probably dying to make. They would have flown right over Spellcheck's head, anyway. Thank you to our team :Edit and Sound Design by: Grae @ Grae Matter Studios Intro by: Caylin Temple Copyediting by: Spell Check intro and Outro Music: Down the Rabbit Hole by myuu Source: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/down-the-rabbit-hole License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Sam, Jill, Melissa, Grae, and Spellcheck. We were once five people with no connections, whatsoever. We each met at different times, under different circumstances. We grew up in different places, lived separate lives, had unique views and experiences... Until this podcast threw us together. If The Mothball Prophecies was a child, we were soda. And that child mixed all the flavors together with reckless abandon. Each of us has our part to play, much like each soda adds it's own zing to the final product. This was the first time all five of us had been in the same room together, and we were all on cloud nine. It was like meeting a long distance boyfriend for the first time. In this episode, we talk about our favorite guests, least favorite interviews, answer listener questions, put Sam through a retaliatory Estate Sale Walkthrough, and make some announcements. Sit with us. Laugh with us. Cry, if you feel up to it. But always remember, no matter what, to look under the damn tables. 

We still don't know what this segment will be called, so its temporary name will be: "Down the Curiosity Rabbit Hole With Sam, Jill, and Spellcheck." This month's Patreon special is all about the dangerous chemicals found in antiques and vintage items that might be in your collection. Death lurks around every corner, beneath tea towels and on window sills. No ceiling is safe, no bowl left untouched by the chilly fingers of poison. From lead (which is extremely common) to asbestos to arsenic, there are all kinds of fatal goodies to be found in your curio cabinet. Learn about the ancient history of asbestos, all the places lead likes to hide, and the commonality of JILL'S Uranium. There's even a recipe for uranium glass!

Joe Beamer talks about the growing importance of spell check in our everyday lives.

Joe Beamer looks at how spell check has influenced our lives.

This week Papa Roach has Frank Castillo join him in the studio for another episode of The Josh Potter Show! Frank shares how his mom was kidnapped in the best way possible, and that he did community theater even out of highschool. The former CEO of Amazon Mexico has been spending money on his wife in a way you wouldn't think. One man starts and ends a lawsuit with autocorrect. A politician declares what leader he wants to be more like, and if you live in North Carolina, boy do we have the insusion gig for you! Check out the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thejoshpottershow  Josh Potter's New Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpREVmHBIx4QIQLA5ZUx0wA Josh Potter's New Email: joshpottershow@gmail.com  Josh Potter Links https://twitch.tv/josh_potter https://twitter.com/j_potter https://instagram.com/josh_potter SPONSORS: DoorDash -Get 25% off and ZERO delivery fees on your first order of $15 or more when you download the DoorDash app and enter code JOSH

Everyone on the Mothball team grew up, to some extent, in the 90s, which means we all have some weird attachments to certain toys. That being said, this week's guests came in on a flaming chariot of Cosmic Brownies and Kool-aid to shower us with nostalgia. Laura and Jeannine of Shiny Brite Doggo are a couple of fabulous millennials who are paving the way for others of that ilk who refuse to let go of our childhoods. 90s toys and vintage Halloween are their favorite items to find, and the joy doesn't stop there. These two share their estate sale and secondhand store expeditions on their YouTube channel, where they throw down thrifting tips, info on identification, and the general aura of happiness they both emit. This episode is co-hosted by Spellcheck, so of course, there's a weird family story involved. Make it to the Curio Corner for some game instruction and Sam's haunting rendition of a Michael Bolton classic. Thank you to our team :Edit and Sound Design by: Grae @ Grae Matter Studios Intro by: Caylin Temple Copyediting by: Spell Check intro and Outro Music: Down the Rabbit Hole by myuu Source: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/down-the-rabbit-hole License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Hey kids, it's me, your friendly neighborhood Spellcheck. I'm breaking the fourth wall here but please, stay with me. This episode is an interview with my paternal grandmother, Mickey. She was recently diagnosed with dementia, brought on by Alzheimer's. This is my last chance to hear the stories that now only reside in her mind. Stories that I've always been too afraid to ask about. Stories that may only now be remembered by two elderly great aunts who live in a different country, if they remember at all. I am not dealing well with her decline, but I hope this interview will, in the future, be of some comfort to me and my family. I thank Sam for the respect she showed my grandmother during the interview and Grae for taking such care to present her words with dignity. You both have done my family a great service. Please also enjoy sundry additions from my father, who assisted with the recording, and is a real gem when he wants to be.  Thank you to our team :Edit and Sound Design by: Grae @ Grae Matter Studios Intro by: Caylin Temple Copyediting by: Spell Check intro and Outro Music: Down the Rabbit Hole by myuu Source: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/down-the-rabbit-hole License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

It's been a long, strange road following the birth of glass manufacturing in the United States. We've met some weird characters over the past few episodes and this week will be no different. Though, in place of eccentric producers, we get a laundry list of laws and practices that will cock even the most discerning of eyebrows. And because Jill is off galavanting with her children again (she really is the epitome of a hardcore soccer mom), Sam has to make due with the editors of the podcast, Spellcheck, and Grae. For a fun drinking game: take a shot every time someone says windows. You might pass out before the episode is done, but we'll all be having a good time.

Episode: 3267 The Human Benefits of Writing by Hand.  Today, handwriting in the digital era.

Jasmine and Kyla are staples in the behind the scene production of the show. Not in an editorial capacity like Grae and Spellcheck, but in a "Marco Polo the group chats at 2 in the morning to show off a cool find" capacity. Since their first visit to the show, the ladies of Corkscrew have become lifetime inmates at the Mothball Asylum. And that's the way we like it. The foursome cover the opening of the brick and mortar extension of Corkscrew Curiosities, go over tips for selling and prices (if that's what you're into), and just generally faun over each other until everyone is crying. But really it was just Sam who cried. Because this week's guests are family, the Estate Sale Walkthrough was basically the Texas Chainsaw Massacre in podcast form. The Curio Corner is an especially divine treat this week. We are graced with the presence of Mr. Grae himself, filling in for Jill who is currently out of town (and as such feels no obligation to work in any capacity). Phrenology, UFOs, and the living embodiment of nature's rage all make appearances. Listen to this one twice because who knows when we'll get to hear Grae's voice again. He's basically Punxsutawney Phil. Thank you to our team : Edit and Sound Design by: Grae @ Grae Matter Studios Intro by: Caylin Temple Copyediting by: Spell Check intro and Outro Music: Down the Rabbit Hole by myuu Source: https://soundcloud.com/myuu/down-the-rabbit-hole License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Ash from Ashtomaton is living in an actual Disney movie. There's a kindly old organ grinder and everything. She's an ex-pat currently living in Holland. And yes, the screeching you hear is Spellcheck in the distance repeating (again) that she is also Dutch. Pickings in that land of wooden shoes and tulip fields are much fancier than what you might find in Idaho. Truthfully, most of Europe is fancier than Idaho. Or all of it. Ash keeps an eye out for antique toys, wind-ups, and other automatons (hence her clever name). Her shopping grounds now range from small-town Holland to Amsterdam to Berlin, and more. Learn about 17th-century housing, 18th-century toys for the rich, and 19th century finds on eBay. Did Sam mention she likes Victorian hair art? Because, you know, she does. Just in case you forgot. https://www.instagram.com/ashtomaton/ (Ashtomaton Instagram)https://linktr.ee/themothballpropheciess (The Mothball Links) Thank you to our team :Edit and Sound Design by: Grae @ Grae Matter Studios Intro by: Caylin Temple Copyediting by: Spell Check https://www.themothballprophecies.com/episodes#:~:text=Thank%20you%20to,licenses/by/3.0/ (attribution link for the intro music)