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What God gives to you, he wants to give through you. God is looking for people He can use. Will you be a cup or will you be a straw? If you're a cup, you just get filled up and that's it. But when you're a straw God can channel His blessing through you to other people. When you're going through a tough time you still can say: God I don't have much but I'm willing to share. When you do this, God promises three things; first - you will grow spiritually, second - He will use you to meet the needs of other people, and third - you'll bring Him glory. When you give away what you have, God will open the door of blessings in your life in ways you can't imagine.

John Butler is back for another episode, this time focussing on 'natural' materials and their whole life carbon. Topics include:What natural means, is it a useful descriptor? The results from a new UK Straw Bale Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) Is there enough straw to build a reasonable quantity of homes with? Why is John called the woodlouse? This episode has associated graphs to peruse on the BSP website: https://www.buildingsustainabilitypodcast.com/what-is-the-environmental-impact-of-building-with-straw-balesSupport the podcast here: https://www.patreon.com/buildingsustainabilityEpisode Links:The Straw EPD - http://schoolofnaturalbuilding.co.uk/epd-straw-as-insulation-material/Upstraw Project - https://www.nweurope.eu/projects/project-search/up-straw-urban-and-public-buildings-in-straw/John's blog - What is thermal bridging and does it matter? - https://www.sustainablebuildconsultancy.com/blog/what-is-thermal-bridgingJohn's blog - Natural Vs Sustainable video - https://www.sustainablebuildconsultancy.com/blog/natural-vs-sustainable-in-film-formJohn's blog - Is there enough straw to build with? - https://www.sustainablebuildconsultancy.com/blog/isthereenoughstrawICE embodied carbon database - https://circularecology.com/news/the-ice-embodied-carbon-database-is-now-hosted-for-download-by-circular-ecologyMap of straw bale homes in Europe - https://strawbuilding.eu/strawbale-houses-europe/Chris Magwood Episode - https://www.buildingsustainabilitypodcast.com/how-buildings-are-going-to-save-the-world-chris-magwood-bs044/Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/buildingsustainability)

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1. A mom of a 13 month old is wondering how to navigate clinginess in her toddler 2.  A mom of a toddler is wondering how to transition her child to milk out of a straw cup.  Tune in to hear me answer these questions.If you have a question you want answered on the podcast, call 954 526 2641 to leave a message.This episode is brought to you by THE NEW MOM'S SURVIVAL GUIDE:The first digital e-course/community created and founded by a Pediatrician mom to guide you through baby's first year.  To purchase visit http://pedsdoctalk.com/survival-guide  

Hank's Granny, aka Jeanie Murphy, recorded three fun old-time turkey songs with her banjo for us this year, and we thought they were too great to keep to ourselves--especially in a season of giving! Hank had a lot of fun singing this particular Turkey Lurkey song with his fantastic music teacher at school, so he rang his Granny when he got home and they sang it together. We feel so fortunate to have a musical Granny, and Hank has been musical since before he was born. The two of them have been noodling on songs together since he was knee-high to a penny whistle! "Turkey in the Straw" is an American folk song that first gained popularity in the early 19th century. "Turkey Lurkey Run So Fast" is a classroom rhyme that Hank has really enjoyed. "A Turkey Ran Away" is a traditional Appalachian song. You can find out more about our show and send us jokes at www.powerdogadventures.com This podcast was made possible, in part, by a grant from The Regional Arts & Culture Council in Portland, OR. It was made more possible by listeners like you! Thank you for your support! Support the show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/powerdog https://www.patreon.com/powerdogadventures https://anchor.fm/powerdogadventures/support We are proud members of Kids Listen, an organization dedicated to high-quality audio content for kids and families. The Adventures of Power Dog in Dogland is created in the ancestral lands of the Multnomah, Wasco, Kathlamet, Clackamas, Cowlitz, bands of Chinook, Tualatin Kalapuya, Molalla, and many other Tribes of the first people who made their homes along the rivers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerdogadventures/support

I recently sat down with Josep M. Coll to discuss his new book Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking: The Natural Path to Sustainable Transformation (Routledge, 2021). This book is the latest and final in a series published by Routledge that includes titles by some brilliant systems thinkers I have had the fortune to interview previously on this podcast (Managing Creativity, Córdoba-Pachón; Systems Thinking for Turbulent Times, Hodgson, Part 1 & Part 2; and The Hidden Power of Systems Thinking, Ison and Straw). Series editor Gerald Midgley refers to this collection as "an essential reference point for anyone looking for innovative ways to effect systemic change, or engaging with complex problems". And Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking is the icing on the cake! Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking explores a radical new conception of business and management. It is grounded on the reconnection of humans with nature as the new competitive advantage for living organizations and entrepreneurs that aspire to regenerate the economy and drive a positive impact on the planet, in the context of the Anthropocene. Organizations, today, struggle in finding a balance between maximizing profits and generating value for their stakeholders, the environment and the society at large. This happens in a paradigm shift characterized by unprecedented levels of exponential change and the emergence of disruptive technologies. Adaptability, thus, is becoming the new business imperative. How can, then, entrepreneurs and organizations constantly adapt and, at the same time, design the sustainable futures they'd like? This book explores the benefits of applying Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking to sustainable management. Grounded in Taoist and Zen Buddhist philosophies, it offers a modern scientific perspective fundamentally based on the concepts of bio-logical adaptability and lifefulness amidst complexity and constant change. The book introduces the new concept of the Gaia organization as a living organism that consciously helps perpetuate the conditions for life on the planet. It is subject to the natural laws of transformation and the principles of oneness, emptiness, impermanence, balance, self-regulation and harmonization. Readers will find applied Eastern systems theories such as the Yin-Yang and the Five Elements operationalized through practical methodologies and tools such as T-Qualia and the Zen Business model. They are aimed at guiding Gaia organizations and entrepreneurs in leading sustainable transformations and qualifying economic growth. Highly actionable, the book offers a vital toolkit for purpose-driven practitioners, management researchers, students, social entrepreneurs, systems evaluators and change-makers to reinvent, create and mindfully manage sustainable and agile organizations that drive systemic transformation. Kevin Lindsay is a 25+ year Silicon Valley software product strategist and marketer, and graduate student at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

I recently sat down with Josep M. Coll to discuss his new book Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking: The Natural Path to Sustainable Transformation (Routledge, 2021). This book is the latest and final in a series published by Routledge that includes titles by some brilliant systems thinkers I have had the fortune to interview previously on this podcast (Managing Creativity, Córdoba-Pachón; Systems Thinking for Turbulent Times, Hodgson, Part 1 & Part 2; and The Hidden Power of Systems Thinking, Ison and Straw). Series editor Gerald Midgley refers to this collection as "an essential reference point for anyone looking for innovative ways to effect systemic change, or engaging with complex problems". And Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking is the icing on the cake! Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking explores a radical new conception of business and management. It is grounded on the reconnection of humans with nature as the new competitive advantage for living organizations and entrepreneurs that aspire to regenerate the economy and drive a positive impact on the planet, in the context of the Anthropocene. Organizations, today, struggle in finding a balance between maximizing profits and generating value for their stakeholders, the environment and the society at large. This happens in a paradigm shift characterized by unprecedented levels of exponential change and the emergence of disruptive technologies. Adaptability, thus, is becoming the new business imperative. How can, then, entrepreneurs and organizations constantly adapt and, at the same time, design the sustainable futures they'd like? This book explores the benefits of applying Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking to sustainable management. Grounded in Taoist and Zen Buddhist philosophies, it offers a modern scientific perspective fundamentally based on the concepts of bio-logical adaptability and lifefulness amidst complexity and constant change. The book introduces the new concept of the Gaia organization as a living organism that consciously helps perpetuate the conditions for life on the planet. It is subject to the natural laws of transformation and the principles of oneness, emptiness, impermanence, balance, self-regulation and harmonization. Readers will find applied Eastern systems theories such as the Yin-Yang and the Five Elements operationalized through practical methodologies and tools such as T-Qualia and the Zen Business model. They are aimed at guiding Gaia organizations and entrepreneurs in leading sustainable transformations and qualifying economic growth. Highly actionable, the book offers a vital toolkit for purpose-driven practitioners, management researchers, students, social entrepreneurs, systems evaluators and change-makers to reinvent, create and mindfully manage sustainable and agile organizations that drive systemic transformation. Kevin Lindsay is a 25+ year Silicon Valley software product strategist and marketer, and graduate student at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/buddhist-studies

I recently sat down with Josep M. Coll to discuss his new book Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking: The Natural Path to Sustainable Transformation (Routledge, 2021). This book is the latest and final in a series published by Routledge that includes titles by some brilliant systems thinkers I have had the fortune to interview previously on this podcast (Managing Creativity, Córdoba-Pachón; Systems Thinking for Turbulent Times, Hodgson, Part 1 & Part 2; and The Hidden Power of Systems Thinking, Ison and Straw). Series editor Gerald Midgley refers to this collection as "an essential reference point for anyone looking for innovative ways to effect systemic change, or engaging with complex problems". And Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking is the icing on the cake! Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking explores a radical new conception of business and management. It is grounded on the reconnection of humans with nature as the new competitive advantage for living organizations and entrepreneurs that aspire to regenerate the economy and drive a positive impact on the planet, in the context of the Anthropocene. Organizations, today, struggle in finding a balance between maximizing profits and generating value for their stakeholders, the environment and the society at large. This happens in a paradigm shift characterized by unprecedented levels of exponential change and the emergence of disruptive technologies. Adaptability, thus, is becoming the new business imperative. How can, then, entrepreneurs and organizations constantly adapt and, at the same time, design the sustainable futures they'd like? This book explores the benefits of applying Buddhist and Taoist Systems Thinking to sustainable management. Grounded in Taoist and Zen Buddhist philosophies, it offers a modern scientific perspective fundamentally based on the concepts of bio-logical adaptability and lifefulness amidst complexity and constant change. The book introduces the new concept of the Gaia organization as a living organism that consciously helps perpetuate the conditions for life on the planet. It is subject to the natural laws of transformation and the principles of oneness, emptiness, impermanence, balance, self-regulation and harmonization. Readers will find applied Eastern systems theories such as the Yin-Yang and the Five Elements operationalized through practical methodologies and tools such as T-Qualia and the Zen Business model. They are aimed at guiding Gaia organizations and entrepreneurs in leading sustainable transformations and qualifying economic growth. Highly actionable, the book offers a vital toolkit for purpose-driven practitioners, management researchers, students, social entrepreneurs, systems evaluators and change-makers to reinvent, create and mindfully manage sustainable and agile organizations that drive systemic transformation. Kevin Lindsay is a 25+ year Silicon Valley software product strategist and marketer, and graduate student at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/environmental-studies

As we are continuing our "verses taken out of context" episodes, we are honored to have Rev. Bob Hiller, author of "Christ in the Straw" to help us understand James 2:26.  This was a fun conversation, full of laughter, and giving a "rat's patoot" about our neighbor. Is faith without works dead? Who are our works for? If this passage has ever haunted you, or if you've struggled to reconcile the words of Paul, and the words of James, this episode is for you. Bob Hiller's book on James "Christ in the Straw" Support 1517

This week's episode is sponsored by:     Carry your creativity with Erin Lane Bags! Whether you show your fiber fandom with the woolly wonder Sheepleverse, or dive into history with the Curiosities collection, our project bags, totes, and hook and needle         organizers are at the ready to keep your hobby happy.   Go to HelloFresh dot com slash knitmore14 and use code knitmore14 for up to 14 free meals AND 3 free gifts!       When was the last time your knitting yarn was a work of art? Infinite Twist produces one-of-a-kind semi-solid gradients featuring speckles, high-lights, low-lights, and gorgeous color transitions. From 700 y Giant Gradients to 200 y matching sock sets, Infinite Twist Gradients will hold your interest from cast on to bind off. See the currently available gradients at infinitetwist.com, or be the first to know when new colors are posted by signing up for our newsletter at infinitetwist.com/newsletter-signup       Have you ever had to frog because you forgot a step several rows back? Or lost your spot because you dropped your magnet board or lost track with your highlighter tape? Instead of wrestling with paper, use the knitCompanion app. It keeps you on track so you can knit more and frog less. knitCompanion works with ALL your patterns and is available for Apple, Android, and Kindle Fire Devices           Are you feeling dis-GRUNT-eled about your stash? Are you browsing Insta-HAM looking for knitting inspiration? Is color "kind of a PIG deal" in your life? Oink Pigments offers over one hundred forty PIG-ture perfect colorways to make you SQUEAL with delight.   For a limited time only, bring home the bacon with code KNITMORE and get fifteen percent off in-stock yarns and fibers at oinkpigments dot com. Shop soon, because these pigs will FLY!       One Minute Health update: Boosters for us, and first shots for the kids On the Needles:(0:45) Grandma Naheed got her shawl in the mail. Girls got their socks and our book Jasmin finished the first sleeve and started the body on the test knit for Ellie Skeinanigans in Knitcircus Daring DK “All the Bacon and Eggs You Have" Gigi is working on autopilot socks for Jasmin: Online SuperSocke 2317 from Black Squirrel  in Berkeley next pair with turquoise at J's house, lavender at mine   Jasmin finished the sleeves on her Rainbowgan test knit by Saffiyah/DrunkKnitter in the Frost Yarns Lisa Frank gradient kit. Gigi cast on a Musselburgh hat  by Ysolda out of Oink Pigments. the next color came  in the mail: “Sting operation”  Jasmin finished the back of the Whitby cowl and is about halfway up the front in Nicole Frost's MCN worsted in “Jasmin Yellow with speckles” Gigi broke up with the Rocky Coast cardigan. Pulled out the needles so G can harvest the stitch markers Rex had cardigan envy. Jasmin swatched in Seismic Yarn's "Black Widow" colorway. In Stitches:(12:19)  Gigi wore hand knit socks, and the Pointed Pines shawl  Rex wore his fox hat, lionheart hoodie, and hand sewn masks Jasmin wore her yellow silk/merino hat, resistance hat,  Events:(19:57) Stitches West 2022, Sacramento CA (March 3-6, 2022) Digital COVID19 Vaccine Record website Mother Knows Best:(21:28) Don't work when tired. When Knitting Attacks:(25:59) Gigi had no fiberfill for ossicones. Also : Musselburgh hat. Emily Ocker circular cast on. Jasmin reversed the directions on the Ellie Test Knit. Jasmin felted her entire Reignbeaux sweater set in the washer. Straw into Gold:(41:10) Jasmin spins some of Perry Cormo on the Daedalus Falcon Knits in Space:(44:32) Jasmin worked the district-wide vaccination clinic! Jasmin's "M is for Medicine" blogpost here And Sew On: (51:18) Trouser Construction class at Cañada College

Nov 10 Seg 2 The Straw That Stirs The Drink

Paul Hoynes and Joe Noga look at how adding Myles Straw took at least one worry off the table for Terry Francona. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

2:13 – Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science, “The Effect of an Irregular Feeding Schedule on Equine Behavior.” More In-Depth Related Episodes Episodes 7 & 8 – Alfalfa Misconceptions – Myth vs. Truth Part I & IIEpisode 21 – Nutritional Deficiencies in Horses and When You Need to Worry Additional Resources:“Alfalfa and Horses” nutritional white paper - https://www.standleeforage.com/nutrition/nutritional-papers/alfalfa-and-horses/“Should I Be Concerned About Feeding Alfalfa? Facts and Misconceptions” webinar - https://www.standleeforage.com/nutrition/nutritional-webinars/should-i-be-concerned-about-feeding-alfalfa/“Beet Pulp – What Is It and Why Do Horses Need It?” webinar - https://www.standleeforage.com/nutrition/nutritional-webinars/beet-pulp-why-horses-need-it/“Beet Pulp: What Do I Need to Know?” nutritional white paper - https://www.standleeforage.com/nutrition/nutritional-papers/beet-pulp-what-do-i-need-to-know/____________________________________Have a topic idea or feedback to share? We want to connect with you! Email podcast@standleeforage.comShare our podcast and learn more about our co-hosts at our Beyond the Barn podcast pageSUBSCRIBE to the Beyond the Barn podcast email to be an exclusive insider!Find us on Apple, Spotify or Google Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE, so you never miss an episode.____________________________________Check out the Standlee Barn Bulletin BlogFind more nutritional resources from Dr. Stephen Duren and Dr. Tania Cubitt at https://standleeforage.com/nutrition/nutritional-resourcesConnect with Standlee on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok

We welcome YOU back to America's leading higher education podcast, The EdUp Experience! It's YOUR time to #EdUp In this episode, President Series #115, YOUR guest is Dr. P. Wesley Lundburg, President at San Diego Miramar College, YOUR special guest cohost is Steven Rice, YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio, & YOUR sponsor is Unmudl! Joe & Steve talk with Wes about higher education & the value proposition clarity of community colleges, especially in the non-credit space. Wes also discusses some of the struggles students face - how one little event can be the straw that breaks the camel's back. There is also a lively discussion around free community college in this episode with some differing opinions, enjoy! P. Wesley Lundburg, a veteran educator who also has served in the Coast Guard & as an Alaskan fisherman, was named president of Miramar College in Mira Mesa, on July 1, 2020. The San Diego-native was interviewed & hired via the Zoom teleconferencing system, making him one of the first college presidents to be chosen that way since the start of the pandemic. Make sure to be the first person to claim YOUR school on Unmudl! Thank YOU so much for tuning in. Join us on the next episode for YOUR time to EdUp! Connect with YOUR EdUp Team - Elvin Freytes & Dr. Joe Sallustio ● Learn what others are saying about their EdUp experience! ● Join YOUR EdUp community at The EdUp Experience! ● YOU can follow us on Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter | YouTube Thank YOU for listening! We make education YOUR business!

News from Week 9, Fantasy Leaders, Stash or Trash with the Juice vs. The Straw and more fun!

Today, we ZOOM with our youngest "Head" ever.  Mike remembers Remy, Oscar has some new collectible tricks, and Robb gets an election surprise.  Plus, Clark Gable has some plans for ye.

It's that time again for #REAPERREVIEWS with Theo and Kim Coates aka Tig & Juice Time. On this episode, they sit down to discuss "Straw" Season 6 Episode 1 of Sons of Anarchy. HUGE thanks to our Patreon guests this week - Big Rosie, Jess, Fiona, Sarah, and Opie Ortiz Lemanski!!  Head over to Theo & Kim's Patreon page for access to their NEW SHOW: "THEOry with Theo Rossi & Kim Coates" and exclusive access to our THEOry community where you can chat with the THEOry team, fans and reap all of the benefits! Don't forget to leave your review on Apple podcasts with your favorite episode for a chance to have it reviewed by Theo and Kim!

As we work through the final week of October, many Ontario farmers are feeling the stress of a very wet weather cycle impeding soybean and early corn harvest. Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson knows it can be tough to be patient right now, so be sure to reach out to those around you and check in to... Read More

As we work through the final week of October, many Ontario farmers are feeling the stress of a very wet weather cycle impeding soybean and early corn harvest. Peter “Wheat Pete” Johnson knows it can be tough to be patient right now, so be sure to reach out to those around you and check in to... Read More

In this week's Collective team chat Maggie, Misty, and Veronica dissect a chart-topping Doris Day track from 1952 entitled "A Guy is a Guy". How do the lyrics of this track reflect in today's society? How did it reflect in the lives of 50's women? Furthermore, in what small ways do women still not have equality? It is this sort of deep conversation which takes the women down the path of asking themselves the important, probing question: Team Straw, or Team no Straw? Grab a cup of your favorite seasonal tea and settle in for a little girl time filled with laughter, some feminist ranting, and a whole lot of girl time... #feminism #patriarchy #womensupportingwomen #songlyricsexamined #boyswillbeboys #assault #sexualassault --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rainydaycollective/support

Welcome to episode 122 of the Mikhaila Peterson Podcast. This is another opposing views episode where I speak with two people who have opposing views on contentious subjects. This is my favourite format of episode and one I'll be focusing on. In this episode, I spoke with Dan Gross and Dr. John R. Lott about gun control in America. We discussed their stances on gun control, assault weapons, the gun show loophole, and background check laws. I asked them whether states with stricter gun control have less gun violence. We also touched on straw purchasers, misconceptions regarding gun violence, and how politics has pervaded an already complicated debate—which is one of the reasons we need conversations like this one. In the first half, I sat down with Dan Gross. After his brother was wounded in the 1997 Empire State shooting, Gross left a bright career in marketing to become a gun control activist. He has since worked to raise awareness on gun safety, spearheading campaigns that teach gun owners to mitigate risk. Gross is the former president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence and co-founded the Center for Gun Rights and Responsibility. In the second half, I spoke with gun rights advocate, economist, and political commentator John R. Lott. He has worked for Yale, the University of Chicago, and the U.S. Department of Justice under Trump. He is the founder and former president of the Crime Prevention Research Center (CPRC). John Lott has published op-eds in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, and more. Remember please keep the comments civil - organizing these episodes is tricky and I really love doing them I think they're so interesting so let's keep things civil so that more people will agree to come on. Next week's episode is opposing views on Bitcoin. I hope you enjoy this episode - if you do please hit subscribe. Enjoy your week! Find more Dan Gross on the website: https://cgrr.us/ Follow Dan Gross on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dangrosspax Find more John Lott on: https://www.johnrlott.com/ Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnRLottJr ———————————— Show Notes ———————————— [0:00] Intro [02:45] Dan Gross's background. [05:53] Dan's stance on gun control. [09:24] Dan's suggestion on gun control. [09:59] Finding the balance with gun usage. [10:09] Why Dan was vilified in certain communities. [11:42] Dan's thoughts on who should own guns. [14:55] The gun show loophole. [19:19] The reason behind a gun show loophole. [21:13] The politicized gun debate. [25:03] Do states with stricter gun control have less gun violence? [26:53] Comparing gun access between the states and other countries. [29:44] The REAL problem with guns according to Dan. [31:09] The assault weapon debate. [35:41] Straw purchasers. [38:38] Gun dealers and crime guns. [39:13] Dan's thoughts on how to crack down on straw purchasers. [43:53] Find Dan Gross on Twitter @DanGrossPAX and at The Center for Gun Rights and Responsibility website: https://cgrr.us/ [45:05] John R. Lott Jr.'s background. [45:53] John's view on gun control. [46:07] The sad reality of gun control according to John. [46:42] Inequality in gun control. [53:37] John's perspective on legal gun access. [55:39] Where felons purchase their guns. [56:18] Statistics on gun purchase. [1:02:23] A surprising fact of crime in the US. [1:03:27] Straw purchasers. [01:04:00] John's suggestion to change background checks. [01:07:12] Red flag laws. [01:15:09] John's perspective on gun education. [01:18:52] John's thoughts on children dying from domestic gunshots. [01:19:33] The relationship between gun control and gun crime. [01:20:13] John's advice on governmental gun control. [01:24:55] Find more John Lott on CrimeResearch.org. #MikhailaPeterson #GunRights #GunViolence #OpposingViews #GunControl

[Bed music:]Sid Hemphill and band: The Death March (Quitman Co., Mississippi, August 1942).Mr. & Mrs. Boyd Hoskins: Ah, Lovely Appearance of Death (Horse Creek, Clay Co., Kentucky, October 1942)Bessie Jones: Oh Death (St. Simons Island, Georgia, October 1959)Nimrod Workman: O Death (Mascot, Tennessee, July 1983)Bessie Jones tells a story of a woman enduring a night's worth of ghostly trials (NYC, October 1961)Sheila Kay Adams: Little Margaret (Burton Cove, Sodom Laurel, Madison Co., North Carolina, September 1982)Unidentified woman: funeral lament (Santo Stefano di Sessanio, Abruzzo, Italy, December 1954)Liborio Garanfa (guitar) and Giuseppe Gavita (violin and vocal) (Scanno, Abruzzo, Italy, December 1954)Almeda Riddle: The House Carpenter (Heber Springs, Arkansas, October 1959)Jeannie Robertson: Bonny Annie and Andrew Lammie, followed by a story of her own encounter with a spirit (London, November 1953)Texas Gladden tells a story of her grandfather's experience in haunted house during the Civil War (Decca Studios, NYC, 1946)We considered including these two relevant and wonderful pieces that aren't directly Lomax-related – enjoy them here instead: Burl Hammons: Turkey In the Straw, learned from an apparition, as he explains. (Recorded by Carl Fleischauer and Dwight Diller at Pocahontas Co., West Virginia, April 1970. Scroll down here for audio.)Billie Maxwell: The Haunted Hunter (Victor Records session, El Paso, Texas, July 1929. Maxwell was a native of New Mexico, living at the time in Arizona.)

The 2021 season is over and on this episode we will look back at everything Cleveland Indians hitting. We'll brag and boast about the stars in the lineup, Ramirez, Rosario, Straw, and Reyes. Then we'll look at some of those areas of struggle like catcher, the young 2nd basemen, and corner outfield. Plus, my thoughts on the World Series match up and how managers are burning through their pitching in these playoffs. There is a ton to talk about in this XL sized episode, so let's talk everything hitting I can fit into a podcast. If you want to share your thoughts on the game or anything Cleveland baseball you can find me on Twitter @daveyberris, you can email the show ClevelandBaseballMornings@gmail.com, or leave a message on the anchor app and we'll play it back on the show. Merchandise is now available at https://clevelandbaseballmornings.myspreadshop.com/ for T-shirts, Hoodies, Coffee Mugs, and More!!! Now available on iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-cleveland-baseball-morning-70571254/ Now available on Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/17e3d70a-dd9e-4ed3-a6fc-2ef5d6f58bb8/Cleveland-Baseball-Mornings-An-Indians-Fan-Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clevelandbaseballmornings/message

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Pastor Bill: [0:00] Hello and welcome to season 3 episode 49, of The Berean Manifesto; Faith, Hope, and Love for the Modern Christian. I'm Pastor Bill and I am here with Pastor Newms all the way from the state of Tennessee. I'm in Texas, Tennessee per the usual as those are the places we live and we are pastors of The Ekklesian House. The Ekklesian House is a well now a completely online church. We used to meet face-to-face in spare rooms at restaurants and now we meet completely online. So here we are. Groggy he's talking on Twitch about something about a dungeon that he did probably in New World.   Pastor Newms: [0:49] Yeah he probably, he probably just did the New World dungeon and he probably didn't pick up all the bones so the dog sent him back.   Pastor Bill: [0:56] Oh Barkamedies bones - yeah.   Pastor Newms: [0:59] Cause Barkamedies is messed up. I did not say My Little Groggy. From now on from now on I'm going to call him My Little Groggy, so congratulations Groggy. You can blame you can blame Zaydiee for that because you are from now on My Little Groggy so Pastor Bill you know I will, and because he knows I'll do it too he's just got to pray that I forget because that's the only way it's going away so you know I love you.   Pastor Bill: [1:32] I thought you said we'd do this after we did Get To Know The Pastors.   Pastor Newms: [1:34] You said before or.   Pastor Bill: [1:36] Okay I gave your choice but I thought you had said that you had chosen after. okay, okay so tonight we are talking about exegesis and if you just felt inferior at the Greek word exegesis. Congratulations this is the one and only time you're probably ever going to hear me say this, "you're wrong." If that word made you feel inadequate then you're wrong, and that's what we're talking about exegesis tonight. Not eisegesis, exegesis well well we'll probably talk about eisegesis as well. We'll definitely talk about exegesis, the main focus is exegesis not exigenesis, no that's not how you say it - unless you're like trying to just combine Exodus and Genesis all into one statement and then you can say exigenesis I guess. But it won't mean the same thing as what we're talking about tonight so yeah so stick around, um we're going to get a lot out of tonight and everyone should feel less inadequate and more empowered, when we when we end here can you spell that or is it a sit sit in sending name sits and, I have no idea what Biggs is trying to say on Twitch. He said can you spell that or is it a.   Pastor Newms: [3:11] Mrs. Biggs, or Mama - whichever you want to go by can you please help your husband and what he's trying to say to us because we're confused.   Pastor Bill: [3:18] Are you want me to spell exegesis because it's e-x-e-g-e-s-i-s. Exegesis is a noun and you could say.   Pastor Newms: [3:34] That was mean of me to call him out like that.   Pastor Bill: [3:35] Yeah it was. You're awful.   Pastor Newms: [3:38] Then we wonder why he's mean to me and wonder where I get.   Pastor Bill: [3:42] Here we go here's the sentence that I found online, "Politicians accustomed to speaking in 22 second sound bites suddenly began regaling empty galleries with windy tendentious exegeses of the founding fathers thoughts on the role of the senate in confirming judges," also you could say As an exegesis, though, it's nicely done, and Kennedy traces Sontag's main themes deftly along tortuous paths through both essays and fiction. Both of those sentences can be found at Miriam-Webster.com/dictionary/exegesis hey I'm not the one that asked for it in a sentence.   Pastor Newms: [4:26] No I know but I'm just saying like I understand what the word means and even I feel stupid or having heard those sentences.   Pastor Bill: [4:34] Right, having hearing it in a sentence does not help. Which is part of the problem with the word and and one of the reasons why it's important for us to talk about it. Phoenix on Twitch says, "yeah I'm gonna need that dumbed down," we're not going to dumb it down for you what we're going to do is we're going to exegesis - exegesis so that you understand it. And then at the end of the night you'll understand how you can use the word exegesis in reference to the word exegesis and you'll walk away feeling like you're accomplished. Okay, so now it's time for Get To Know The Pastors, and then Pastor Newms wants to humiliate me... or make me lonely or jealous or something. I can't remember what he said, make me mad. What did you say you wanted to make me?   Pastor Newms: Jealous.   Pastor Bill: Jealous, he wants to make me jealous okay so here we go here's the card. It says, "Brag to me about the best things going on in the past 30 days." So I guess you can go ahead and make me jealous right now because the card is all in for it.   Pastor Newms: [5:49] I guess so, wow.   Pastor Bill: [5:51] The card was like yeah let's do it.   Pastor Newms: [5:53] The couch the card straight fronted you out like so I'm just going to drink my sneak here.   Pastor Bill: [6:00] Nice.   Pastor Newms: [6:05] And then Biggs asked you a question I'm not sure if you heard it.   Pastor Bill: [6:09] Oh, did he? Where?   Pastor Newms: [6:18] The question does he not do you not hear that you don't hear anything.   Pastor Bill: [6:25] Does he not hear that? Am I supposed to be hearing something? Hear what? Here the Tardis noise now I Doctor Who music from the tenure of David Tennant oh nice you got a TARDIS, cool.   Pastor Newms: [7:03] The Tardis noise.   Pastor Bill: [7:04] Can you hold the doors up to the camera so I can see which one it's modeled after, yeah it is it's David Tennant's Tardis it's a Tenth Doctors TARDIS.   Pastor Newms: [7:14] So it's actually an ornament to put on a Christmas tree, Biggs collects ornaments didn't know was and get that flashy sorry for anyone out there I was not aware that it flashed I had not actually paid that close of attention and so Biggs, brought it he collects ornaments and things like ornaments for trees and, he he showed me and I said lights up and it makes the noise like it's coming in and I'm like.   Pastor Bill: [7:51] The vworp the vworp noise.   Pastor Newms: [7:53] The noise because the parking brake is on the warning because the brake is activated yeah so.   Pastor Bill: [8:03] It says he's not giving you that oh look at that box that's nice.   Pastor Newms: [8:10] So that so I he collects Hallmark, ornaments he's got Biggs has two Christmas trees actually at his house he's got a Christmas tree for most of his ornaments and he's got his Christmas tree best specificity, specificity specificity specifically that's the word we're looking for for Star Wars ornaments, and so he saw this one and was like.   Pastor Bill: [8:42] Yeah this is interesting because the Tardis is self that Tardis is modeled after the Tenth Doctors Tardis right but if you look at the Box the Doctor Who logo on the box.   Pastor Newms: [8:55] Is the old logo.   Pastor Bill: [8:55] That's from Doctor 12 that's from the 12th doctors, tenure so that ornament came out during the 12th doctor but they didn't use it to have doctors Tardis they use the Tenth Doctors TARDIS.   Pastor Newms: [9:08] Isn't that isn't the Tenth Doctors Tardis this symbol not blue I thought it was white.   Pastor Bill: [9:16] Well it it changes varies but you know it you know whether or not it's 11:00 or on because on the other door there's a white symbol that says Saint John's hospital, and there's no Saint John's hospital there so it's is pre 11.   Pastor Newms: [9:36] To be clear Zaydiee I only commandeered your Halloween bear because your daughter was upset and brought her in here, and then left her so I left her up for Halloween that is the only reason Halloween berries in here I did not steal Halloween bear, the Tardis is going I think right in front of my dragon its mouth that dragons math I think that's where that's going to live.   Pastor Bill: [10:06] So for those of you watching live, you can't really see my knick knacks.   Pastor Newms: [10:12] You can see some of them I can see your Tardis that was a night light or something.   Pastor Bill: [10:17] No it's just a it's a 50th Anniversary but you see see the St. Johns   Pastor Newms: [10:24] Oh I see it should it should be that symbol that symbol is not on mine I see I see.   Pastor Bill: [10:29] Yeah because because this is 50th Anniversary this is modeled after 11.   Pastor Newms: [10:34] Oh okay that makes sense didn't get the rights for that one they had to use the other one.   Pastor Bill: [10:43] Better use the yeah the older one which is there's nothing wrong with that I mean.   Pastor Newms: [10:48] And. Okay it is that it's not as flashy as my thing was.   Pastor Bill: [11:00] No it sounds fun.   Pastor Newms: [11:01] For RC for our seizure friends.   Pastor Bill: [11:03] So I'm a I'm a pretty big fan of Doctor Who and then I got a doctor who bobblehead up here Doctor Who bobble TARDIS.   Pastor Newms: [11:05] You are you are and that's why when Biggs showed me he goes you should show Bill and I said not till Sunday night.   Pastor Bill: [11:12] Not till Sunday night and I can get him get him all kinds of jealous those on camera.   Pastor Newms: [11:19] Yeah my thing was very flashy and I am sorry for anyone that might have harmed their for a moment I did not I had only pressed it when it was sitting somewhere, not like, holding it so I did not realize it was flashy or else I would not have handled that and then, Biggs also mentioned this year form the Hallmark his doctor is actually an ornament also which is why.   Pastor Bill: [11:49] Which one does he consider his darker.   Pastor Newms: [11:51] Which is why the symbol is the old symbol is because it goes with his doctor his doctor, his name just jumped out of my head but he's very important don't remember but the scarf the nose the scarf and the nose, for for is Biggs's first.   Pastor Bill: [12:17] Colin Baker not Colin Baker I'm so sorry Biggs I did not mean to say four was Colin Baker.   Pastor Newms: [12:22] Wrong even even I know that was wrong.   Pastor Bill: [12:26] That's not tell was a slip of the tongue I'm so sorry yes the curator well sort of the curator. I'm really hoping that with the return of RTD will get it at least an episode of David Tennant, um we do know that the doctor in the future is going to go back and and regenerate into, a few old faces you know now would be a perfect time to be like we told you that we were going to do it when they have the 50th anniversary and here it is and there's not going to be as much running because David Tennant is really old now but.   Pastor Newms: [13:13] I am I was watching some clip and forgot how much I loved Eccleston to be honest.   Pastor Bill: [13:19] Eccleston was fantastic he really was.   Pastor Newms: [13:21] I was watching something I don't remember what but, the something he did in the clip that I saw I was like why did people not like him like he was so good, but okay so what is your item that is the most thing I don't even know what the question was because I was just trying.   Pastor Bill: [13:44] Yeah let's let's let's reread the question so we make sure that I say unto on brand brag to me about the best things going on in the past 30 days.   Pastor Newms: [13:53] No I can answer this for you I can answer this for you on your behalf.   Pastor Bill: [13:57] Yeah what do you think it is.   Pastor Newms: [13:59] I'm going to think it's everything to do with all of your Halloween decorations and how much you love decorating for Halloween and Halloween themed things.   Pastor Bill: [14:05] You know the only thing that popped into my mind wasn't that it was getting to go on that date with Roxanne last Saturday night that's the thing that popped into my brain.   Pastor Newms: [14:14] Mmm see that was yeah I thought about that and I was like but that's Halloween-themed.   Pastor Bill: [14:21] It was Halloween themed but I really just I really the thing that stands out to me is it was the being able to go and spend the time with that brains and and it was great yeah.   Pastor Newms: [14:32] She said it she's like it better be.   Pastor Bill: [14:36] Yeah the date night was amazing it was really good.   Pastor Newms: [14:39] Where is I don't like leaving the house so.   Pastor Bill: [14:40] Got me it's got me scrolling for events on Facebook and Groupon looking for what are we going to do what's our next date night going to be because it was really good I really enjoyed it so.   Pastor Newms: [14:51] See now that you say that I'm going to get suckered into having to have a date night and I.   Pastor Bill: [14:55] I know I'm you know sorry about you.   Pastor Newms: [15:00] I try really hard not to have those.   Pastor Bill: [15:04] Everybody knows what that means right sorry about you that means I'm not really sorry you had that coming.   Pastor Newms: [15:11] Yeah, and I do I don't leave the house enough I actually had a daddy-daughter day because the other the two adults were out of the house today doing something and so I was like, girls let's go let's go out to eat because I don't want to cook and let's go you know hang out so we went to a couple stores and hung out, so it was fun.   Pastor Bill: [15:40] Hey your wife is right there with you though she says it's two people he out there.   Pastor Newms: [15:46] Technically the whole thing is recorded and no no one's going to give that to anybody.   Pastor Bill: [15:51] And some recordings amen.   Pastor Newms: [15:53] I know so like we went out we went out for it wasn't a trick or treat it was a fall festival I was wrong on that billion when I was telling you about it but, there were games and dunker booths and it was all it was put on by the it's the church that Zoey that rain goes to school at.   Pastor Bill: [16:13] Um I was wondering if it was if it was bigs and glorious church or not but I guess it was.   Pastor Newms: [16:20] They actually don't their Pastor said they don't feel comfortable doing there's this year because of everything going on they would prefer to be.   Pastor Bill: [16:27] Okay with covid is that weird.   Pastor Newms: [16:32] Yeah they prefer to be safe and not have thousands of people flock to their campus and walk around.   Pastor Bill: [16:39] It's not what happens when they have Services though, people flocked to the campus and walk around.   Pastor Newms: [16:46] I can't answer this.   Pastor Bill: [16:51] I'm not I'm not trying to point poke holes I'm just I'm asking if that was part of the explanation they gave like that's different because we're you know we're off we're allowing people to worship God versus.   Pastor Newms: [17:04] I don't remember, my parents told me but let's be honest I am not the best at paying attention all the time so I don't, that was what I gleamed this new soap is so good so one of the places we found, well we would achieve outlay and then there's this soap place that's new, next to oh that's why so for church they have you know a couple thousand people for their Trunk-or-Treat it's so big they typically have 20 thousand people show up so that would be the.   Pastor Bill: [17:39] And see when you're being responsible as an event organizer that's something you have to think about does the mat the shear massive amounts of people yeah.   Pastor Newms: [17:55] And that was that was definitely and I did not like you Bat-Brains I did not like the pictures I saw from you taking Gerg to Fright Fest.   Pastor Bill: [18:07] First.   Pastor Newms: [18:08] Because he's too big, and that upset me greatly.   Pastor Bill: [18:14] So when jurgis asked me about going to Fright Fest this year I said are you sure you want to do that because last time when we did Fright Fest you cried and he was like that was like five years ago I'm not gonna cry.   Pastor Newms: [18:28] Be careful what you finish that statement of don't embarrass your 15 year old is that if that's going to go any farther than that, oh I assumed the store was going to go and he got scared and cried I was like don't tell people that oh.   Pastor Bill: [18:43] No he did great I wasn't there but he did great yeah.   Pastor Newms: [18:47] I kind of wanted information on the side if it did happen to you don't want to say it in front of people but.   Pastor Bill: [18:55] I'll be right back you keep going I'll be.   Pastor Newms: [18:59] I keep going okay the whole point is you're the important one and I'm the, this is why I don't even want to be on the thing, when he makes me do things like this I got to talk about myself now this is the whole thing I'm not good at y'all, I'm sure he loved it bat-brains I'm mainly joking I just like any way I can possibly to embarrass Kirk because I changed by did not change his diapers that's a lie I watched other people changes diapers, but I, and now he's too big and I don't like that and so it hurts my ageism or something to be this old, I think that's what it is as I'm there pausing therapizing myself as I sit here and, but yeah nothing I sat in silence the whole time you were gone.   Pastor Bill: [20:00] No you didn't bet brains has it on her phone in the other room I heard you talking the whole time I just don't know what you were saying.   Pastor Newms: [20:07] Oh   Pastor Bill: [20:13] So what were you talking about.   Pastor Newms: [20:14] I'll just talk about the fact of I I want the information if he did do something bad just because.   Pastor Bill: [20:20] You just don't want in a live stream.   Pastor Newms: [20:22] I need things to make fun of him for because of the fact of now you're making me repeat the whole time you were gone the exact thing but because.   Pastor Bill: [20:31] No you don't have to that song.   Pastor Newms: [20:31] I'm old ah you punk will drink it together, wait for your video to unfreeze one second when your video gets done unfreezing will take a sip together so I did not realize that my cherry sneaks were pink because I drink them out of a container, and then she put this in here and she comes in and she goes I'm sorry it's pink not red and I was like oh it is, interesting you're still.   Pastor Bill: [20:58] So not only.   Pastor Newms: [21:00] You're completely Frozen homie.   Pastor Bill: [21:01] Okay well it's just my video I mean.   Pastor Newms: [21:03] I know there you go now you're.   Pastor Bill: [21:05] So not only did so Adeline picked out this cup for herself right this is Adam.   Pastor Newms: [21:10] Now I'd like to see it okay you got the you got the darker one yeah no it's the same one.   Pastor Bill: [21:16] It's got dr. pepper in it yeah so this is Adelines cups you picked this out sweet little, Adeline and then so this design this exact design except without the hole in the top I also got a drink, thing you know like the big jugs that have the little.   Pastor Newms: [21:40] With the thing out of the mouth with the thing out of the mouth.   Pastor Bill: [21:42] Will spout out of mouth yeah and it's um it's 8 quarts and glass and heavy and it's, black cherry Kool-Aid in it right now because we love but I will black cherry Kool-Aid and so it's like it looks the color of blood, inside this giant skull sitting on the counter and then bat brains got this little silicone, ice tray that's little brains and so I got popped all these brain ice in the top of it when I was making Kool-Aid and so it was just like this blood-filled skull with these little ice, brains floating around on the top of it and I was like man this is like the coolest October ever.   Pastor Newms: [22:25] So I've got the same one but mine is completely black it's got the flat black paint on the outside.   Pastor Bill: [22:32] Yeah I know mine looks exactly like this cup only bigger and no hole and then it's got the spout out of the mouth.   Pastor Newms: [22:38] Women has no hole in the top how do you fill it.   Pastor Bill: [22:41] This has a straw hole in the top you unscrew the.   Pastor Newms: [22:44] Straw hole okay okay I was sure if you got how if it has no hole how you put anything in it for a.   Pastor Bill: [22:49] No I'm talking about the metal lid doesn't have a hole in it.   Pastor Newms: [22:52] Okay yes that's exactly like mine except mines painted the same color as the metal lid so.   Pastor Bill: [22:57] - okay and now would you believe it that we actually didn't go over our warm up time with all of that we're still actually one minute I have one minute of warmup time still to go.   Pastor Newms: [23:10] Yeah I almost feel we should shorten our warm up time though to be honest I've started to think about that we keep come we keep bumping into the back side.   Pastor Bill: [23:19] It's true we have started bumping in the back side the more comfortable that you get with opening your mouth and sharing.   Pastor Newms: [23:25] I do not know what you mean.   Pastor Bill: [23:27] We end up spending more time with the meat of the program and yeah we can we can we can cut the warm time down some.   Pastor Newms: [23:37] I was just thinking about it cuz I'm having trouble shutting up at the end.   Pastor Bill: [23:42] So exegesis I would like you Pastor newms to give us tell us your understanding of the term exegesis.   Pastor Newms: [23:55] My understanding of the term Exorcist exegesis so, exegesis to me is.   Pastor Bill: [24:10] The end move ahead.   Pastor Newms: [24:16] Just oh Zaydiee mmkay I'll handle that later so. It's about the breakdown of, scripture so we have wow wow I really hope I can get a snap of this I really hope I can get a snap of this real quick here oh I can oh I know come on come on come on.   Pastor Bill: [24:42] Is my screen Frozen in a funny way.   Pastor Newms: [24:45] Oh it's so good it's so good I want it so bad no not freeform no no no I lost it.   Pastor Bill: [24:53] He lost it.   Pastor Newms: [24:53] I lost it it's fine I'll find it on Twitch.   Pastor Bill: [24:58] Exegesis.   Pastor Newms: [24:59] It was so good exegesis.   Pastor Bill: [25:03] Not exegesis.   Pastor Newms: [25:04] Let it again, so to me it's about that critical explanation of the Bible the breaking down of. The biblical text to what it actually means so so often you know we take the text at, face value sometimes that is perfect, and great sometimes you need a little bit of extra break down and study of around the text and into the Greek and the Hebrew or, as for studying currently as a family bible study we're studying Daniel not the Greek or the Hebrew but the not are Aramaic,   Pastor Bill: Chaldean.   Pastor Newms: Thank you the Chaldean language that it's written in and sometimes you got to break down that and look at that, and you know one of the times that this came up for me and we were talking about this earlier, is in looking at Daniel and Revelation there's the Beast and the Beast has ten horns and you're like cool a beast with ten horns like Dad be really scary to see and then you compare the, the true like not like the depths of what that Beast with ten horns in Revelation it's a beast with ten horns it sounds just as cool as you would think this Beast has ten horns cool you look at Daniel in the word used is actually a brass instrument, it's then you stop and you go how.   Pastor Bill: [26:48] So it's not like it's not horns you know like it's not like goat horns it's like instruments.   Pastor Newms: [26:50] It's not horns its horns it's the court coordinate coordinate I don't know music but looked like a trumpet to me but I knew if I said that that would be really bad.   Pastor Bill: [27:03] I mean you're not close you're not too far off trumpet is a generally used term.   Pastor Newms: [27:10] But no but this that word horn specifically means this particular specific brass instrument and, so it was interesting because then I started thinking about it and and that's really interesting to look at these two these two authors and they both were given visions and, took it differently and decided to use different words now that being said it's still a beast it's got 10 horns, what the.   Pastor Bill: [27:40] If you think about their cultures the culture that Daniel came from while still being identified as Jewish or Israeli and in origin their idea of horn, wasn't the shofar, a Ram's Horn cut off that you then blow into that wasn't their idea of horn their idea was brass instrument but by the time John comes around the idea of horn is a Ram's Horn cut off that you then blow into.   Pastor Newms: [28:10] So   Pastor Bill: [28:11] And so for John that is the right word because it's a musical instrument.   Pastor Newms: [28:16] And that's the weird thing is because then when you read an animal horn you're like okay an animal horn strong, it's an animal horn meaning an animal horn, but it very well could be like you're saying an animal horn the same as in the so because that actually made me stumble like this past weekend because I'm like okay this makes me a little bit because, like a horn and a horn is a horn like they're both horns, you would expect a serpent or a monster or whatever you know a beast to have with this isn't the serpent that's a different entity that's not get into that right now though but that's the whole point of this you know, even looking at the Strong's and it says a animal horn even until you said that just you said that just now, I was thinking okay horn and Horn as opposed to Horn and Horn which are is a very interesting, thought process that I missed which is the purpose of exegesis J the word you say in a minute.   Pastor Bill: [29:23] Jesus.   Pastor Newms: [29:24] Because it's that studying for the for biblical purposes it's that studying of the Situation's around a situation not just what's written for the situation, and I think it's very important as a culture and often times, there are speakers or teachers or even us in our everyday study IE me earlier this week are just, we miss certain aspects that would enrich the understanding so much and as groggy said making sure we're keeping the words in the context of the the time and the place and the Situation's around it.   Pastor Bill: [30:06] All right so what, is you you read in Daniel or you studied you know your guys are staying in Daniel and you got the exegesis of the word horn brass instrument right, and then you went forward to Revelations and read the word horn, and you got the eisegesis of the word, you applied your understanding of the word to that scripture and said well this is what he means because this is what I understand a horn to be.   Pastor Newms: [30:45] Well kind of.   Pastor Bill: [30:46] But then when you took a step back and took it, what I just said to you it became an exegesis where you went oh there could be more meaning there, then what I understood it to be because I applied eisegesis I had an understanding already of what that meant based off of my, that's eisegesis when you read scripture and you go oh I already know what that's talking about, I already know what that is that's eisegesis what are you grinning about over there.   Pastor Newms: [31:26] Tina said it to me she captured a picture of what it looks like on our TV and it is almost as glorious as it would have looked like here.   Pastor Bill: [31:36] Okay as soon would you talking about because I didn't see it.   Pastor Newms: [31:39] I know I know I know I'm sorry completely derailing, but no and that's the thing like I looked at Strong's and it said you know I'm trying to find the exact at the moment because I, don't over here huh.   Pastor Bill: [31:59] So it's not that you didn't try to exegesis you did you try.   Pastor Newms: [32:04] Yeah because it says the primary word the hair of the head or a horn literal or figurative and like okay that means animal horn so I took Strong's meaning, and and went that route but on the same token.   Pastor Bill: [32:33] So it's big said so now the Beast has musical instruments on his head like what, and not necessarily on his head because you're still talking about prophecy so in this specific instance when you say on his head you could just be talking about will this is the Public Image, this is the image that there that the world sees that the world understands of them this is what everyone's common understanding of, the Beast is that's what someone's head is it's it's what they lead with it's there you know we need to talk about put your best foot forward the head in, in veiled talk when you're talking about prophecy when you're looking at prophecies in the scripture those are usually attributed to. What people know them for what they are seen for so when we say ten horns, and we think musical instruments will this is what they're known for their known for, you know musical instruments or they're known for the other understanding of the word horn like you going with before like an animal horn that would be more of the known for aggression known for war known for fighting, and then they're given ten crowns which then you know, we attribute to you know leadership or kingdoms or they're you know they're given rulership so. Bat Brains says if something is on you it's your responsibility like so, asking if worth it says there's 10 horns on its head does that mean you know it's the horns are its responsibilities and that's that's likely as well and honestly we don't know. So this is just a picture of me sipping my doctor Pepper what's so funny.   Pastor Newms: [34:37] I don't know I mean it's a completely normal face and all very short forms and ideas.   Pastor Bill: [34:48] I don't know that's great, I'm gonna make it my new profile picture.   Pastor Newms: [34:52] I'm going to I'm going to fix it to where it's just zoomed in on you sucking on the straw like that in a minute when I can get to Twitch and actually clip it which I might be contacting groggy afterwards because I have no idea how to actually do that but I know it's a thing, so Groggy look for a phone call possibly because I don't know how to.   Pastor Bill: [35:09] Mmm all right so exegesis all right so when we go to a scripture we go to scriptures mr. Hardy says wait what groggy what do you wait what in about bro.   Pastor Newms: [35:21] The fact that I don't know how to make Clips probably hmm I said I.   Pastor Bill: [35:26] He says he missed something apparently I made a funny face and Newms wants to immortalize it.   Pastor Newms: [35:33] Yes I do because he's just talking away but all you see is, the whole time and it's great but I don't how to make clips from a video so I'll be contacting you about that later but that's why I think that the exit, the Deep study I'm not I can't say the word so we're calling a deep study whenever I say but I'm using the word that's denial of the thing, so   Pastor Bill: [36:01] He hates that. He asked his you have Nvidia he hates Nvidia the Nvidia.   Pastor Newms: [36:07] I hate the Nvidia recording I love I love Nvidia I just hate the recording side of it.   Pastor Bill: [36:17] Okay so the word exegesis let's try to stay on topic here is a Greek word, and it is just sort of a Greek word we're not speaking in English transliteration exegesis is a Greek word that means to lead. And it's the idea of putting a like a leash or a lead on like a horse's neck or a donkey's neck and and leading it out, of a barn or out of the pasture or out of a fence in place this is the idea that you get so basically what you're doing is you're taking the statement and you're drawing out, what was intended so one of the examples that I read online when I was you know studying and preparing and making sure that I wasn't just going to be you know a talking head that wasn't saying anything of substance, one of the examples was a woman who gets a letter from her fiance that is off at War, and she's reading this love letter and she's doing everything she can to go over the words, patience and and attentiveness to draw out what her fiance meant by every state, and this is exegesis when we read the scriptures approaching the scripture from an exigent exegesis. See this is the problem is when you try to conjugate Greek words I had the conjugations pulled up here somewhere, exegetical when you yeah when you read the scriptures in an etch exegetical form, you are taking the scripture and trying to understand what the author wanted to communicate, so not necessarily the face value of the words that they used but considering, the culture they come from what the message overall message of the, complete text is what has influenced up to that point that would cause them to say it that way what historical things went on what changes to language happened leading up to that, what changes in language happened after that that might change the way that you understand the words that are being used these are all exegetical in nature.   Pastor Newms: [39:07] Things that lots of pastors and I would love to say all but I have to say lots or most have done for years you know.   Pastor Bill: [39:19] But then you have other pastors that are are highly, rooted in eisegesis they read scripture and they're only looking for their confirmation bias or they chop a scripture in half because, the 1/2 they know means something different than what they're trying to teach but the other half doesn't, now sometimes I'll use a portion of scripture for like our little scripture bumps but only because of space you know like, I only have so much space on an artboard you know that I'm working with to make art and so I'll say like, 2 Timothy 3:15 a because I only use the first little section of it and the art but not because I'm trying to, discount the rest of the scripture when I'm using an art it's because I'm trying to highlight that, of the scripture and I intend the viewer of that art to then go look up that scripture, and do the exegetical work themselves how many times I said exegetical at this.   Pastor Newms: [40:25] A couple.   Pastor Bill: [40:30] You could also say exegete I think that's the verb of exegesis exegete.   Pastor Newms: [40:36] I would like to exegete some people who just use ice to Genesis.   Pastor Bill: [40:39] ISO Genesis.   Pastor Newms: [40:42] I said isogenic whatever I can't do it man.   Pastor Bill: [40:44] I said Jesus.   Pastor Newms: [40:46] I'm going to exegete some people who.   Pastor Bill: [40:51] All right so I just want to right quick one of the ways that you can tell someone is reading something, according to eisegesis instead of exegetical exit exegesis, so you'll hear this phrase or you'll hear this concept and they'll say but no one believed no one taught that until-- You hear that phrase a lot no one taught that idea of scripture until blah. You're applying an eisegesis you're saying I believe that scripture means something else and I am a I am defending my eisegesis, instead of allowing the scripture itself to stand exegetical, so bad Burns says y'all have gone too far Biggs is saying it's time for the 30 second buffer why are they saying why are they doing that.   Pastor Newms: [42:01] Because I'm it's me it's my fault it's I'm bending the word too much and threatening to eat people.   Pastor Bill: [42:12] Who you going to eat oh yeah the exegesis is the eisegesis sisters I said geezers.   Pastor Newms: [42:16] Now I will say there are situations where I think a combination of both can, where people have used confirmation bias for so many years, that you might hear the phrase this was taught this way for and now we look at it like this.   Pastor Bill: [42:41] What is the and now part that makes it exegetical you know to me.   Pastor Newms: [42:51] Yeah I think that's just a I think again we made it 49 minutes again I think that's one of the failings of the English language is just that whole where do you draw that line.   Pastor Bill: [43:06] But there's certain concepts of certain theological beliefs that I hold to be true, because I've gone in and I've done the study that meets the the framework of exegesis and I've gone okay well it means this because, that's from the whole framework that's what I believe the author was trying to communicate and then I've had people trying to refute, belief of Mind by saying things like oh well that was that was Emperor Constantine that came up with that that that wasn't meant by the author and I'm like, except when I look at the whole framework I'm pretty sure Constantine was onto something.   Pastor Newms: [43:50] Hmm okay I see what you're saying now and yeah definitely there are times that, especially with some of the things that I personally believe you get people that are saying like oh well that's a new thought process well I understand that it's a new thought process.   Pastor Bill: [44:10] That's how Revelation works and how the revealing of the Lord works is through new thought process the Bible itself even says oh those things won't be understand until closer to the end, well if you're going to Discount every understanding as we get closer to the end then you're literally, rejecting the you know what I mean like, even the Book of Daniel and I heard the Thundering saved say something but the voice told me not to write them down and other things that said and I was to seal those things not to be read until the end of time.   Pastor Newms: [44:49] Which which really makes those those are the parts that those particular Parts make me just so jealous, because I love knowledge and I love like finding things out and it's one of those things where like there are certain things about, the world and Christianity in life and even down to how atoms work and how things you know how God designed certain things to operate that, that we don't understand and can't you know you have certain things in the science scientific Community that's like we're never going to understand, we don't know we're going to keep trying we're going to keep breaking it down and they break it down and get to another level and they're like okay we get that, but we found something else yeah and there's those kind of aspects and it's like but I want to know and so then with just knowing, that Daniel had to walk around it would drive me insane knowing there were things I just couldn't say like hey here's a secret but, but then why'd you show me why did you show me I needed you to understand what you were going to see next so you needed to see that but you can't say it.   Pastor Bill: [46:02] Or or they were stated and it had nothing to do with you that they were being sated you just happen to be within earshot, that had nothing to do with you that well that was something completely different that we were working on.   Pastor Newms: [46:19] That angel was told to keep his mouth shut and didn't so sorry.   Pastor Bill: [46:24] You have to live with the responsibility of that.   Pastor Newms: [46:26] Yeah.   Pastor Bill: [46:27] But yeah the science thing that's that that always gets me um like Adams like you said like there was a time where we thought atoms were the smallest thing ever oh you can't get any smaller than atoms, cool cool and then we discovered protons electrons and neutrons well we discovered protons and neutrons, and we're like okay cool we but something's missing if there's just protons and electrons will say okay now we know there's protons neutrons and electrons okay great there's nothing else, and then we discovered quarks and we were like quartz what's the Cork and they were like sound waves, whoa whoa whoa whoa get back that up again electrons and protons and neutrons are made of sound waves.   Pastor Newms: [47:17] Yes how wow.   Pastor Bill: [47:20] How we don't know wait.   Pastor Newms: [47:21] We don't know where to keep looking.   Pastor Bill: [47:24] What is the sound what is it we don't know what causes the sound we don't know okay so everything's made of sound and that sound coalesces together to create items, and even light is then made of those items so light is actually made of sound.   Pastor Newms: [47:44] Mmm, and this is one of those things I'm going to say that has no basis in anything and I probably shouldn't what I'm going to, cuz it makes a funny joke either way but it's almost like everything was spoken into existence or something just saying.   Pastor Bill: [48:06] You believe even if you believe in the Big Bang which honestly all Christians do we believe everything happened at one time, now we believe the cause of the Big Bang was something different than what secular scientists attribute to the Big Bang right secular scientists attribute to there was, and we believe the same thing we believe God spoke and bang it happened and the Big Bang Theory was originally written by a believer, a devout believer in Christ who was a Catholic priest and a scientist in his spare time and he came up with the Big Bang Theory so it's even a Christian created science. You know we kind of all believe in the same area you know what I mean like interesting, but I.   Pastor Newms: [49:12] It is.   Pastor Bill: [49:15] Headcanon now we're talking about you know when nerd circles to talk about head canon like I want to believe it happened this way so I'm going to believe it happened that way like, in that episode of Doctor Who where number 10 they take a sample of DNA and it creates a daughter of the doctor's daughter who then the actor playing the doctor went on and married the actress playing the doctor's daughter and now.   Pastor Newms: [49:38] Who was who was the doctor's daughter.   Pastor Bill: [49:41] In real life the daughter of another actor who played the doctor so the doctor married the doctor's daughter's doctor daughter.   Pastor Newms: [49:48] Whose daughter was it whose daughter was it.   Pastor Bill: [49:53] Um five.   Pastor Newms: [49:57] I don't remember I was just asking.   Pastor Bill: [49:59] Or six I can't remember the name of the top of my head anyway what were we talking about oh yeah head can, at the end of the episode she gets in a rocket and she blasts off into space and head kit and I want to believe she's out there running Adventures, Steven Moffat wants to believe she immediately ran into a moon and died and that's why we hate Steven Moffat because he's a horrible writer with no imagination, um so head canon I head canon that quarks are The Echoes of God's voice from creation, that all of all matter all reality is just God's voice echoing when he spoke in creating everything. And that's my what I want to believe about what corpse are now they're they're more likely, the reverberations of exotic matter as it passes between layers of different dimensional space that then causes those, Echoes that then combined to make electrons, that can't be seen until they're moving and courts can only be heard it's more likely that exotic matter scraping, on those layers as it passes between the layers in the layer Dimensions if you want a scientific explanation Works probably are, and I understand that like I understand that knowledge had Wise from the science that I know and the things that I've read in the things that scientists have said, I get that. But I want to believe is the echo of God's voice and big says we're down a rabbit hole but honestly we're not what we're doing, is where giving example, of doing an exegetical analysis of something and this is what you do, you get deeper and you get deeper and you get deeper and you go oh well this says this let's consider that well this is this let's consider that this says this let's consider that and you put it all together, to get a broader view of what it is, and so that's what you do that this this is exegesis and and it feels like a rabbit hole in this instance because we didn't specifically say, we're going to do an exegesis on you know this topic but we naturally followed that exegetical pathway. Which yes to acknowledge what Biggs and brought up on Twitch which I was very tickled to bring up is being Berea, being Berean Berean Manifesto being Berean like the church at Berea in Acts is, taking an exegetical viewpoint on your own Christian Life instead of, taking an eisegetical Viewpoint and just saying oh well they said it so I believe it no need to look for myself, reject that, and do the exegesis yourself look into the scripture yourself look into what it says look into what they meant look into how that plays into the whole thing that's being written there that whole section, and decide what you believe based off of the actual frame, not based off of what I say or Pastor Newms says or what some big pasture and some big fancy stage somewhere says but based off of what you've actually studied. I'm not telling you to reject pastor's on stages and I'm not telling you to reject going to church because, that's a whole different topic, and we can talk about that another time that's a whole nother topic what I'm saying is in between times that you're in church, you should be owning your walk with God, you should be studying the scriptures you should be seeking out God's face and you you should be learning what you believe, about things all the things and that's what I have to say about that.   Pastor Newms: [54:55] And oftentimes you know using the things that you hear and are taught as springboards, you know because like there's often times where you're like oh I never thought about that, and most of the times when you then start digging into something is because you hear someone else talking about it or you run across it in your personal study both are valid there was a time in my life, where a lot of my religious study was done surely to prove other people wrong terrible motivation.   Pastor Bill: [55:35] You learned a lot.   Pastor Newms: [55:36] But I learned a lot you know it, at one point of my life I was known as aren't you a Baptist, and people would come into my dorm room and be like aren't you a Baptist what do you think about this and so I had studied a whole bunch just to have arguments with those people, now that's not the reason I study anymore is not to just prove people wrong it's to try to find, where the line of my belief is.   Pastor Bill: [56:11] I had a similar I had similar experiences in The Internship.   Pastor Newms: [56:14] I didn't say that that's where it happened.   Pastor Bill: [56:16] You said dorm room that's the only dorm room you've ever lived in.   Pastor Newms: [56:19] I've lived in so I'm going to dorm room I've been in.   Pastor Bill: [56:22] Okay I'd have people coming to my dorm room and they'd say aren't you the guy that before you were saved that it added up.   Pastor Newms: [56:30] Oh   [56:39] Yeah it has a very very much.   Pastor Bill: [56:42] Similar similar.   Pastor Newms: [56:43] We won't get into that here either.   Pastor Bill: [56:45] Not tonight no Okay so, this podcast comes out every Wednesday night at 7 p.m. Central Standard Time anywhere that you get podcasts if you have a place that you're getting podcasts that the Breen Manifesto is not being listed let me know we'll fix that. Because we've gone to Great Lengths to make sure that we are syndicated, across everywhere that you can get podcasts because we want people to be able to get the word and to be able to get The Berean Manifesto and be able to you know move forward with their Christian walk, as we say faith hope and love for the modern Christian who's the modern Christian anybody who's a Christian right now, that's it that's that's our goal to bring faith hope and love to anyone who's a Christian right now that's the modern, also if you are listening to this podcast and you want, to join the conversation we do record this live on Sunday evenings at 6:30 p.m. Central Standard Time you can catch that on our twitch Channel our YouTube channel and our Facebook Channel you can go to eight, you can go to ekk.house to check out all of our back episodes of the podcast, and to figure out which twitch Channel which Facebook and which YouTube you can catch us live and when you do catch us live you join the conversation through text chat, I'm just like we've had tonight where we've mentioned Biggs Phoenix that brains all these people are watching live Twitter Youtube we didn't have any commenters from Facebook tonight, that's honestly where we get the least amount of views anyway.   Pastor Newms: [58:29] Well it's a dying platform but anyway.   Pastor Bill: [58:31] It is it but it's available.   Pastor Newms: [58:32] It's available.   Pastor Bill: [58:34] So if you want to join us live we would love that, and we would love to have more voices joining in the conversation because more voices doesn't make us weaker more voices makes us stronger and if something is true and right than it can stand up to scrutiny, not that we're encouraging arguments but as level-headed believers who are, Believers we love each other and we're in the same boat and we're working to better each other we can have conversations about, different things and hold different viewpoints and still grow together and still move forward together, yeah so come join us we'd love to have you and that is what we have about that join us this week sometime on Pastor Newms twitch Channel, um and for gaming with pastors if we do that we can of a spur-of-the-moment thing when we do that there's no real set schedule, you can go.   Pastor Newms: [59:33] Have at night.   Pastor Bill: [59:34] You can go and set that channel to follow and you'll get an update when we do go live, and it's the same twitch channel that we use for when we're going live on Sunday nights with the breed Manifesto so it kind of makes it easier there for you to find it you can go to EK K dot house to find which channel that is, hit that follow button this follow right on Twitch.   Pastor Newms: [59:54] I've no idea I think so yes.   Pastor Bill: [59:56] Follow button and then you'll get notified when we do go live with gaming with the pastors and you can hang out with us and more of less religious more casual setting where we are, attempting to create friendship evangelism, in the twitch Community make friends and lead people to the gospel, in a trusted way where they can trust what we're saying and be a light in the darkness and, a tool that the Holy Spirit can use so that's the goal of gaming with the pastor's also it's just a whole lot of fun it's fun and takes a lot of stress out of, the rest of our lives and so anytime you can do ministry and take stress out of your life with the same time that's a good thing, so you guys have a great week stay safe, last week you said I love messing with him and so this week I got to mess with you.   Pastor Newms: [1:01:06] It's just rude that is just rude.   Pastor Bill: [1:01:09] Do you want to say it again do you want to get you want to say your thing again say now that I've said it.   Pastor Newms: [1:01:13] I'm going to say I'm going to say I love you all and do whatever you.   Pastor Bill: I thought you were going to say, "Until next time..."

WHI Classic • Are faith and science at odds with each other? The way the story is often told, science is empirical, rational, and objective, whereas faith is experiential, subjective, and dogmatic. While it's certainly true that many of the world's religions think of faith in this way, the hosts will attempt to show that the Christian view of faith is unique in that it claims to be a reasonable trust that is grounded in objective facts, rather than subjective wishes or experiences (originally aired 07-23-17). __________ For the month of October, become a partner and receive the classic book, The Pearl of Christian Comfort, as a special thank you. Just head over to whitehorseinn.org/podcastpartner. __________ To receive Bob Hiller's book, Christ in the Straw, for a gift of any size just head over to whitehorseinn.org/hiller. __________ Sign up now to join Michael Horton and others for one of our two-day Modern Reformation Weekend Conferences. To sign up, head over to modernreformation.org/events.

For the past five hundred years, Protestants have argued that the doctrine of justification by faith alone is a core component of the gospel of Jesus Christ. But sometimes opponents of the Reformation claim that the Bible actually teaches the opposite. In James 2:24, for example, we're told that “a person is justified by works and not by faith alone.” So what is the point James is making and does his teaching actually conflict with Paul and others? Shane Rosenthal discusses this with Bob Hiller, author of Finding Christ in the Straw, as they continue their discussion of the book of James. __________ To receive Bob Hiller's book, Christ in the Straw, for a gift of any size just head over to whitehorseinn.org/hiller. __________ For the month of October, become a partner and receive the classic book, The Pearl of Christian Comfort, as a special thank you. Just head over to whitehorseinn.org/podcastpartner. __________ Sign up now to join Michael Horton and others for one of our two-day Modern Reformation Weekend Conferences. To sign up, head over to modernreformation.org/events.

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On this episode, Cyrus is joined by Shivangi Singh, Art Director & Set Designer, who has worked in Hollywood as well as Bollywood. They talk about production design and what it entails, some of the popular projects she has worked on, how production design is extremely important for any setting, Shivangi always being into drawing and painting all her life, how her parents wanted her to do engineering or medicine, how Shivangi start out in the industry, working on 'Margarita with a Straw' with director Shonali Bose and Kalki Koechlin, and lots more. Tune in for a very interesting episode.Thanks SLAY Coffee for sponsoring this episode.Use Code - MYSLAY to get 50% OFF on SLAY CoffeeOrdering lInks:-Zomato: https://bit.ly/SLAYxCyrusInstagram: https://bit.ly/SLAYOnInstaFollow Shivangi on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shivangi_artdirectionSubscribe to our new YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmY4iMGgEa49b7-NH94p1BQAlso, subscribe to Cyrus' YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/channel/UCHAb9jLYk0TwkWsCxom4q8AYou can follow Antariksh on Instagram @antariksht: https://instagram.com/antarikshtDo send in AMA questions for Cyrus by tweeting them to @cyrussaysin or e-mailing them at whatcyrussays@gmail.comDon't forget to follow Cyrus Broacha on Instagram @BoredBroacha (https://www.instagram.com/boredbroacha)In case you're late to the party and want to catch up on previous episodes of Cyrus Says you can do so at: www.ivmpodcasts.com/cyrussaysYou can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcasts App on Android: https://ivm.today/androidor iOS: https://ivm.today/ios

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Grab your beer-straws and favorite costumes; it's time to get hydrated! Coley stops back in to hang with Flex and Greg as they talk about drinking your way through an anniversary trip, favorite costumes and corresponding impressions, getting drunk with your boss, and celebrating back-to-school with booze. Greg and Coley are sipping on Radiant Beer Company's collaboration with Topa Topa Brewing, a dark Kolsch called Am I Even Kölsch? After that, they get hoppy with Wild Sparrow from Pure Project Brewing.Flex was (finally) able to drop the kids at school and head off to do some needed research. Coley went to her boss's vacation house to shoot guns, make wine, mix cocktails, and drink beer through a straw…quite the weekend! There's a significant discussion on beer-straw drinking and when it's necessary. Especially when costumes are involved. Greg went on an anniversary trip and drank his way through the countryside. Ohio coming in strong for some Ludicrous Libation Laws; don't get your fish drunk.An elderly woman recovers from COVID and celebrates by pounding a beer. Doordash is expanding its deliveries to include booze. And Molson Coors is being sued again for claiming Vizzy is healthy. Coley:www.instagram.com/ice_cole_beer_BoozecastFlex:www.instagram.com/flex_me_a_beerCraft Beer Republic:www.CraftBeerRepublic.comwww.instagram.com/CraftBeerRepublicwww.facebook.com/CraftBeerRepublicPodwww.twitter.com/CraftBeerRepub(805) 538-2337

WHI Classic • Sometimes when discussing evidence for the Christian faith, a person may respond by asking, “What room does this leave for faith?” This question actually reveals a misunderstanding of the Christian view of faith which is grounded in factual claims about the person and work of Christ as reported and authenticated by eyewitnesses. On this program, the hosts will discuss the New Testament view of faith and its relationship to evidence (originally aired 07-16-17). __________ For the month of October, become a partner and receive the classic book, The Pearl of Christian Comfort, as a special thank you. Just head over to whitehorseinn.org/podcastpartner. __________ To receive Bob Hiller's book, Christ in the Straw, for a gift of any size just head over to whitehorseinn.org/hiller. __________ Sign up now to join Michael Horton and others for one of our two-day Modern Reformation Weekend Conferences. To sign up, head over to modernreformation.org/events.

This week we switched it up and went saved our NFL recap for last. We started off discussing podcast appearances by Kodak Black and Wack 100, Donda Academy, Dave Chappelle's new special, new music from Don Toliver and more. We also discuss the rash of NFL injuries, Ben Simmons now looking to come back to Philly, Urban Meyer and more. Download, listen and enjoy! Intro: Nardo Wick - "Who Want Smoke??" ft G Herbo, Lil Durk and 21 Savage

This week we're jamming along to Turkey in the Straw and I've got  three brand new backing track episodes for you. This is the you play lead track where I play backup so you can work on the tune.  It's four times through in the key of G at 85 bpm.backing track starts at 00:24Don't forget to check out the other three episodes when you're done.If you want a chord chart (or just want to find out more or get in touch), just head to bluegrassjamalong.com

This week we're jamming along to Turkey in the Straw and I've got  three brand new backing track episodes for you. This is the jam along track where I play backup, followed by the melody then we keep swapping.  It's four times through in the key of G at 85 bpm.backing track starts at 00:50Don't forget to check out the other three episodes when you're done.If you want a chord chart (or just want to find out more or get in touch), just head to bluegrassjamalong.com

This week we're jamming along to Turkey in the Straw and I've got  three brand new backing track episodes for you. This is the you play rhythm track where I play the melody so you can work on backup.  It's four times through in the key of G at 85 bpm.backing track starts at 00:28Don't forget to check out the other three episodes when you're done.If you want a chord chart (or just want to find out more or get in touch), just head to bluegrassjamalong.com

This week we're jamming along to the classic tune Turkey in the Straw. This is a performance track, rather than a backing track. It's me playing both tune and backup so you've got a reference to listen to if you're new to the tune, or just want to be able to listen a few times to the whole thing.Don't forget to check out the other three episodes when you're done and jam along!If you want a chord chart (or just want to find out more or get in touch),  head to bluegrassjamalong.com

Straw phonation can be an excellent warm-up and can help a singer find vocal balance, but at the same time, it should be used within reason as a tool but not relied on as a crutch. In this episode, John discusses arguments for and against using the straw and its role in a singer's vocal development. John also explains some of the vocal science behind the straw and tips on adding it to your singing practice.

Nick Castellanos put together a career year and was one of the biggest reasons for any amount of success the Cincinnati Reds had. Jeff breaks down why the season was so amazing, including giving you a trivia tidbit to impress your friends with, before looking at who on the current roster (or Mr Outside Hire) could possibly replace his production in the lineup. He also gets you caught up on the playoffs! *FOLLOW* the podcast on your favorite app and on Twitter and Instagram @lockedonreds Also follow @jefffcarr on Twitter and @carrjefff on Instagram Call or text (513) 549-0159 Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Was the book of James written by one of the twelve disciples or the brother of Jesus? Are there any references to James outside the world of the New Testament? Many scholars have concluded that his epistle was likely written in the early to mid-forties of the first century. And since James so frequently quotes and alludes to the sayings of Jesus throughout his epistle, this provides strong evidence that both he and his readers were saturated in Jesus's teaching from a very early date. On this episode, Shane Rosenthal begins a two-part discussion of the book of James with Bob Hiller, author of Finding Christ in the Straw, a Forty Day Devotion on the Book of James. __________ To receive Bob Hiller's book, Christ in the Straw, for a gift of any size just head over to whitehorseinn.org/hiller. __________ For the month of October, become a partner and receive the classic book, The Pearl of Christian Comfort, as a special thank you. Just head over to whitehorseinn.org/podcastpartner.

Episode 20 - October 8th, 2021   Today's twentieth episode is FULL of magical rants for this #FastPassFriday. We have a little Magic Key Mousetalgia Therapy for the reservation calendar, Josh takes us on a spooky review of Downtown Disney's Salt n' Straw seasonal ice SCREAM flavors, Disney Parks blog announces the new Plaza Point Holiday Shoppe, Kristen shares an “oddly wonderful” Hot Dog of the month from Disney's Grand Californian, a new Spirit Jersey scoop, more art that Sam created for Disney World's 50th anniversary and how the celebratory events look  from way over here. 

This is Queens of the Mines. Today I am going to tell you the story of the Murderous Mail Order Bride of Tuttletown from 1929. The preceding episode may feature foul language and or adult content including violence which may be disturbing some listeners, or secondhand listeners. So, discretion is advised.   On a ranch on blanket creek, near the current Kress Ranch Road, lived  Carroll and his parents Stephen Rablen and Corrine Brown. They were a well known family in Sonora who were pioneers there during the gold rush. Corrine was the daughter of the late C.C. Brown, a prominent lawyer of Sonora.    Carroll had been married twice, first to Martha Copeland and second to Eva Young. Neither marriage lasted. While serving during WW 1 in France, a German shell exploded in Carroll's dugout, causing him to lose his hearing. The thirty-four year old veteran returned to Tuttletown to live with his widower father. The hearing impairment made Carroll too shy to meet a local girl. Yet he was lonely.   So lonely that, in June of 1928, Carroll placed an ad in a San Francisco matrimonial paper in search of a bride. He stated that he was looking for a woman who would enjoy a life with him hiking and enjoying the natural wonders of the Sierra Nevadas. The ad was printed in matrimonial papers across the nation and a thirty-three year old waitress in Texas responded to Rablen's request. They wrote back and forth. She told him she was a heavy boned blond with a twin sister who she called Effie and a son, Albert. About Albert, Eva wrote to Rablan, he has had no father since he was a month old. The father left her. She hasn't seen him and if a man left her she wouldn't want to see them again and she would make sure she didn't.” It was an odd thing to say during courtship. They continued to write back and forth and it was decided that Eva would leave Texas, come to California and the two would be married.    Carroll met Eva at the station in San Francisco, and together they traveled to Nevada where they were married in Reno. Her twin sister Effie and son Albert soon followed her out to California. Stephen Rablen was not keen on the idea of his son's previously divorced “mail order bride”. Steven questioned her motives. The town was curious.    One year after the wedding, the gossiping had died off. Carroll had found a job as a clerk with Standard City Lumber, which was being acquired and would soon be named Pickering Lumber and the couple was living on a chicken ranch in Standard City. The two of them quarreled often and shared a toxic and unhealthy relationship. When Eva transferred herself as the beneficiary on the $3,500 life insurance policy Carroll had purchased for himself, his father Stephen was alarmed.    Stephen Rablen played the fiddle and a local wedding or party seldom went without Stephen and his brother John providing the music. The brothers had been asked to play at a community dance at the Tuttletown school house on the 29th of April in 1929. Carroll and Eva joined them for the party. Well, Eva did.  Carroll's insecurities with his hearing impairment kept him from fully enjoying the festivities and as per usual, Carroll waited out the night in the car while his wife danced the night away with the people from town.  Halfway through the night, Stephen was playing “Turkey in the Straw” on his fiddle when Eva went to the refreshment table to make up a sandwich and a cup of coffee for Carroll. She would bring him a refreshment to the car. With her hands full, Eva made her way across the dance floor towards the front door. Alice Shea, a local woman who was dancing, jostled her arm, and some of the coffee spilled on Alice's pink dress. Oops.    Eva made her way outside with the sandwich and cup of coffee to her husband who was still in the car. “Here dear, here is something to eat.” Carroll thanked his bride, she waved and returned to the dance floor. He had a few bites of his sandwich while he waited for the hot coffee to cool down. He blew into it, and took a sip. He made a strange face. He took another drink and then another. Then, he dropped the cup.   This episode was brought to you by our main Sponsor Columbia Mercantile 1855, Columbia Historic Park's Main street grocery store. Teresa, the owner carries a mix of quality international and local products that replicate diverse provisions of when Columbia was California's second largest city after San Francisco. I love the selection of hard kombucha, my favorite. It is common to hear, "Wow! I didn't expect to find that here in Columbia". The Columbia Mercantile 1855 is located in Columbia State Historic Park at 11245 Jackson Street and is a great place to keep our local economy moving. At a time like this, it is so important to shop local, and The Columbia Mercantile 1855 is friendly, welcoming, fairly priced and accepts EBT. Open Daily! Now, back to Tuttletown-    A few minutes after midnight, Rancher Frank Shell and a group of his friends were smoking in front of the schoolhouse on the night of the dance.  The men stopped mid conversation when they began to hear groans of distress. Frank Shell realized it was coming from a nearby parked car and followed the sound. He found Carroll doubled over and shouted to him. “What's the matter, are you sick?” Carroll mumbled to Shell, “That coffee - bitter - get  - my - father.”    Frank Shell opened the car door, picked the vet up and carried him into the schoolhouse. Shell was yelling as he burst through the door,  “Steve - Steve Rablen- Your boy is sick!” The music in the Tuttletown schoolhouse stopped and everyone heard Carroll cry out in pain. Stephen threw his fiddle down, jumped off the platform and rushed through the crowd towards his son. Eva had rushed out from the kitchen where she had been helping clean up. She stood and watched the action play out around her, seemingly terrified. She finally attempted to hold her husband down as he thrashed around but Frank Shell carried Carrol outside and placed him on the ground.   Carroll reached out for his father's hand and told him one last time, “ Papa, that coffee was awfully bitter.” His words faded as he slipped into an unconscious state. Emergency services arrived 45 minutes later with Tuolumne County Sheriff Jack H. Dambacher, who pronounced Carroll B. Rablen dead at the scene. Eva rode along quietly as the ambulance took her husband's body to Coroner Josie Terzich.    Dr. Bromley also built a two-story hospital called the Bromley Sanitarium, which we talked about in the Open Mic episode, it later became known as Sonora Hospital. It was situated at the current Yosemite Title parking lot.   Dr. Bromley performed an autopsy on Carrol Rablen's body and sent Rablen's stomach contents to the University of California for analysis. Foul play was not obvious, and it was assumed Carroll had died of natural causes but Steven Rablen did not buy it. He stormed Dambacher's headquarters, demanding that the search continued.    Sheriff Dambacher returned to the Tuttletown schoolhouse on May 1, 1929, the day of Carroll Rablen's funeral. After an hour of searching which turned up nothing, he placed his hat on his head and turned to leave the scene, he paused. On the ground in a bush, near where the Rablen's car had been parked, was a small medicinal bottle from Bigelow's drugstore. He picked up the bottle and read the label. STRYCHNINE. The poison used to kill rodents.   We want to welcome this month's featured sponsor, Sonora Florist. SONORA FLORIST has been providing our community with beautiful flower arrangements for whatever the occasion since the early 1950s. You can visit sonoraflorist.com, or search Sonora Florist on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram. There is a special website for wedding florals, visit sincerelysonoraflorist.com to see their wedding work, read reviews, or to book a consultation with one of their designers if you are getting married in the area. Thank you Sonora Florist. And if you have not checked out the mural on the side of the shop, on the corner of Washington and Bradford in downtown Sonora, in honor of the local Chinese history, do so! It was a fight to get it up, and it was worth it!   This Episode is brought to you by the Law Offices of CHARLES B SMITH. Are you facing criminal charges in California? The most important thing you can do is obtain legal counsel from an aggressive Criminal Defense Lawyer you can trust. The Law Office of Charles B. Smith has effectively handled thousands of cases. The Law Offices of CHARLES B SMITH do not just defend cases, they represent people. Charles is intimately familiar with the investigative techniques the police and prosecutors use and is able to look at your case and see defenses that others can, and do, miss. Visit cbsattorney.com for more information.  Even during the gold rush, no one liked attorneys, and Chrles, you will love.    After finding the empty bottle of strychnine at the scene of the crime, Dambacher headed to Bigelow's Drug Store to question the clerk about the recent purchases of the poison. There had been only one purchase of the substance that week, to a Mrs. Joe Williams, who lived on a chicken ranch near the junction of the Sonora Mono road and the road to Soulsbyville, at about 10 o'clock on the morning of Crroll's death. The purchase was under the pretext of the need for poisoning gophers. When the drugstore clerk described the appearance of Mrs. Joe Williams, it was an exact description of Eva Brandon.    Eva had been staying with Mrs. Jasper Shell after the accident, and Dambacher headed to the Shell's Hale Ranch. Eva came outside, and the Sheriff told her they were going on a ride with Constable Hoskins to the drugstore. The employees that were present when she bought the poison for 50 cents were Walter Ronten and Mrs Warren Sahey. They told the officers that Eva was the woman who bought the bottle. Dambacher made the clerks aware that their certainty would end in a murder charge for Eva, they took a second look but were positive. Eva was immediately accused of murder. She vigorously denied the charges, saying her husband was broken-hearted over his health problems and had surely poisoned himself. She demanded the Sheriff bring her home but Jack Dambacher told Eva she was not going home for a long time.   At the sheriff headquarters, Carrol's father Stephen insisted that he suspected his daughter-in-law had killed his son over a $3,500 insurance policy. For reference, $3500 would be the equivalent of $56k in 2021. Stephen Rablen told the deputies he believed that Eva found her victims through mail-order bride advertisements. He suggested she surely killed her last husband, a mail-order groom named Hubert Brandon. Eva was formally charged with premeditated murder the following day in a complaint signed by Stephen Rablan. Her twin sister Effie had been working night and day to prove someone else bought the poison. Effie insisted that the two were deeply in love and that Eva was miles away when the poison was bought.   Sonora's Dr. Bromley conducted the autopsy and sent Carroll's stomach to western laboratories in Oakland to be tested for poison by the famed scientist Edward O. Heinrich. Local Coroner Jesie Terzzich attended the testing. Heinrich was a famous American criminologist in the 20's known as the Wizard of Berkeley, America's Sherlock Holmes and the Edison of Crime Detection. He was an extraordinarily skilled criminologist who, almost single-handedly, helped to instill a systematic and scientific level of criminal investigation in the 20s and 30s. Heinrich is still held in the highest esteem by those who are familiar with his methodologies.    The Mother Lode was seething with controversy, everyone had their own opinion on whether it was murder, suicide or natural causes. Eva sat calmly in jail for a week proclaiming “why would I kill my husband? I never poisoned him!” The San Joaquin attorney Charles H. Vance, offered to defend Eva, telling her that “No hick sheriff or county prosecutor would ever be able to convict her”. The entire case was heavily covered in extreme detail in the papers as front page news.    The trial for the murder of Crroll Rablan was so largely attended on June 10 1929, the hearing was held outside in an open-air dance pavilion, where there was no shortage of space. Eva arrived on the arm of her attorney and quickly pleaded not guilty. Her defense focused on the mental state of the husband and wife. Carroll, they claimed, was suicidal. His first wife was there to testify that she had heard him make suicidal remarks in the past. The defense stated that Eva was manic depressive with developmental disabilities leaving her with an IQ equal to her eleven year old son.    Then, the opposition took the stage. An insurance agent from Oakdale  was called on as a witness, testifying that he had called on Carroll the day before he died to let him know his insurance would soon expire, and he had refused to renew the policy under Eva's name. Next, a handwriting expert proved the signature on a drugstore's registry with Eva's handwriting and they were a perfect match. It wasn't looking good for Eva.   Now, forensic science was still new, and forensic science using DNA would not be used to solve a crime until 1984, but it was forensics and chemical analysis that cracked this case in 1929. Edward O. Heinrich was called to the stand. Heinrich proved to the judge, and the curious audience, that there was strychnine in Carroll's stomach, on the coffee cup, and on the coffee stain that was left on Alice Shea's dress.    Eva and her team's mood changed when they realized the strong case against her and the crowd was shocked when suddenly, Eva took the stand and changed her plea to guilty.    She told the judge the war had left horrific effects on her husband. He constantly victimised himself and complained about his ailments.    “Quarrels, quarrels, I was sick and tired of them. We talked things over. It was decided we should both commit suicide. But I couldn't bring myself to do it. I was exhausted by my husband's suicidal tendencies, he constantly talked about self-harm and asked me to kill him. Finally I decided to poison him. It was the best way out, I thought. Now they want to hang me? I could only put him out of the way because I felt it was the only way to get my freedom.”     Her confession eliminated the need for the trial and Eva Brandon-Rablen was sentenced to life in prison at San Quentin for Murder, without the possibility of parole. By pleading guilty, Eva evaded the death penalty.  Sheriff Jack Dambacher and his wife escorted Eva to the ferry that would take her to the penitentiary. Eva was all smiles as she told the couple “I feel fine,  not a bit tired. I'm not at all downhearted or discouraged.” Effie was there with Eva's son, eleven year old Albert Lee so he could say farewell to his mother. She held her son in a cold embrace. “I will be alright,” she told him. “I'm going to study Spanish. I've always been crazy to learn Spanish. Then if I get along well with that I can take on other subjects.” Reporters on hand at the ferry dock asked her why she killed Carroll. “I can't tell you why. I can't tell you why I confessed to putting strychnine in my husband's coffee. I told the court all and I want to tell.”  Eva boarded the ferry that would transport her to San Quentin and looked to the distance as the ferry left the shore. She disappeared behind the prison walls to spend the rest of her life; she would never again be free. Well, never say never.    Nine years later, on Jan 27th 1938, against the recommendations of the Tuolumne County Superior Court and officials at prison, she applied for parole.       You see, Eva was one of the original prisoners transferred from San Quentin to the California Institute for Women at Tehachapi. Eva had served longer than most of the other criminals incarcerated there. Parole was granted. The forgotten woman left the prison walls and was whisked away in a car that was waiting for her outside.    I guess we will never know what Eva's true motive was. Was she insane, as her lawyers would have argued? Did Carroll poison himself and she took the blame? Did he ask her to do it? Was it for $3,500, as her father-in-law believed? Or is there a story, still untold? What do you think?   John Henry “Jack” Dambacher, whose tenure as sheriff from 1922 to 1946 is the longest in county history. Dambacher was known by his nickname “The Black Hat”, apparently after his iconic headwear. The new county jail was named the JH Dambacher detention center. He was originally buried in Sonora's Mountain View Catholic Cemetery but he was dis-interred and moved to the Casa Bonita Mausoleum in Stockton. Carroll Burdette Rablen, his mother and his father Stephen are buried in the Sonora City Cemetery. Heinnrich was buried at Chapel of the Chimes Columbarium and Mausoleum at hot - topic on QOTM Mountain View Oakland.   Alright, love you all, be safe, get vaccinated, wear a mask, stay positive and act kind. Thank you for taking the time to listen today, subscribe to the show so we can meet again weekly, on Queens of the Mines. Queens of the Mines is a product of the “Youreka! Podcast Network” and was written, produced and narrated by Andrea Anderson. Go to queensofthemines.com for the book and more.    Primary sources: Oakland Tribune Tue May 14, 1929 The Ogden Standard Examiner Sun Jul 14, 1929 www.murderpedia.org/female.R/images/rablen_eva/eva-rablen.pdf https://oldspirituals.com/2019/06/16/from-the-end-eva-rablen-mail-order-bride/ THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE MURDER- C.A. Asbrey  Object: Matrimony: The Risky Business of Mail-Order Matchmaking on the … By Chris Enss

Season 4, Episode 22 takes us into the arena of plastic pollution. Listen as activist Jackie Nuñez and I discusses her efforts to end the demand for single-use plastics. Discover the myths of plastic reuse and how the American public has been duped into believing that plastic is recycled. In this important episode, we discuss toxic colonialism, the truth about the chasing arrows in plastic recycling labels, and the new federal regulations proposed to meaningfully reduce plastic waste. Take the Pledge: Plastic Pollution Coalition IG: @noplasticstraw Twitter: @NoPlasticStraw Facebook: @TheLastPlasticStraw

Tonight Biddy finds out that she's never ever used a straw before... and there's a good reason why... She doesn't have LIPS!  But, that's not going to stop her from trying it for the first time. Will she be able to use a straw at dinner to drink her Kool Aid? Let's listen in and find out.

In 1922, thousands of teenagers in Manhattan went on a straw hat smashing spree that sent many of them to jail, and some of their victims to the hospital. The exact reasons for the riot are unclear, but a clue from contemporary newspaper articles suggests a probable motive, as well as a possible identity of those responsible.Visit us online at itshometownhistory.comCheck out our other podcasts at itsarclightmedia.comSupport the show on Patreon at www.patreon.com/itshometownhistoryEpisode Sponsor:- Visit betterhelp.com/hometown and join the over 2 million people who have taken charge of their mental health with the help of an experienced professional

It's Game 156 of the 2021 Season and the Cleveland Indians win a make-up game and final home game of the season over the Kansas City Royals 8-3. On today's show we're talking about the name change from Indians to Guardians (I'm nostalgic but very excited for the change), Rosario, Zimmer, and Straw having big offensive days, how far Quantrill has come this season, and naming our MVP for the Day. If you want to share your thoughts on the game or anything Cleveland baseball you can find me on Twitter @daveyberris, you can email the show ClevelandBaseballMornings@gmail.com, or leave a message on the anchor app and we'll play it back on the show. Merchandise is now available at https://clevelandbaseballmornings.myspreadshop.com/ for T-shirts, Hoodies, Coffee Mugs, and More!!! Now available on iHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-cleveland-baseball-morning-70571254/ Now available on Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/17e3d70a-dd9e-4ed3-a6fc-2ef5d6f58bb8/Cleveland-Baseball-Mornings-An-Indians-Fan-Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/clevelandbaseballmornings/message

Chad Jensen and Zack Kelberman sift through the aftermath of the #DenverBroncos' 26-0 shutout of the #NewYorkJets and react to the news of WR #KJHamler being done for the year. What about starting guard tandem Dalton Risner & Graham Glasgow? SHOW NOTES Merch: http://huddleuppod.com/ Chad Jensen Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChadNJensen ZackKelberman: https://twitter.com/KelbermanNFL Bang it here for more Broncos coverage: http://milehighhuddle.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What lights you up? For today's guest, his obsession with learning new things is how he answers that question. Jeff Straw is a man of many talents: photography, branding, music, and teaching. In this conversation, he shares not only his musical journey from sax to guitar, with a healthy mix of DJ'ing, but also how he built his photography business by carving a lane and finding his style, one project at a time. He talks about the importance of sharing and teaching through his vlog, helping unlock others so they can get creative, and how he wields his power of improvisation.

Tim Harford talks to Jordan Ellenberg, professor of mathematics at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, about the pandemic, geometry and drinking straws. (multi-coloured straws/Getty images)

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Explore www.thesandpiper.biz!          One minute Health update  On the Needles:(0:45)   Genevieve worked on Jasmin's Theano test knit Jasmin FINISHED! her Theano test knit Gigi cast on a pair of autopilot socks for Jasmin Gigi Genevieve wound Subito Farms, Estabrook in "Marigold" Genevieve wound Tess Yarns,Kitten,Sliver Gigi is working on the Bramwell shawl out of Tess Yarns Kitten for Grandma Naheed Jasmin is making good progress on the Pyramis test knit for Ainur Berkambayeva Jasmin changed the collar on the Cabled Raglan pullover for Dr Gemma Genevieve  worked on her hat Gigi cast on another Musselberg hat  by Ysolda out of Oink Pigments Ladybug Love Jasmin is test knitting the Ursa Canis Dog sweater by Jacqueline Cieslak for Han in Little Skein Targhee Sweater "Juniper"   In Stitches:(15:18)  Genevieve wore her Gryffindor Hat, her Hearthstone, her Manos Sweater, her Water's Edge cardigan(our of Abstrct Fibers Perfect red), her Sweet Im-peach-ment Hat, her scarf she made herself, her Barberry Sweater, and her Anna Cardigan  Gigi snuggled under the Halloween quilt, and the KAL King quilt  Jasmin wore her Odds and ends cardigan and her Bandit cardigan    Events:(19:20) Stash Dash is over! Knitgirllls are giving away prizes  Jasmin has posted her Stash Dash spreadsheet here Bay Area Fiber Fair - JUNE 25 - SEPTEMBER 23, 2021 RHINEBECK! October 16-17 2021, and Indie Untangled !   Mother Knows Best:(24:17) When you get it done, is when you get it done! Purloined From Sheepspot When Knitting Attacks(28:33)   Jasmin neglected to add the bust darts to her Pyramis. Rrrrrip Gigi is foiled by a model, the Roomba, and not using the KnitCompanion app.   Straw into Gold(37:41) Finished plying the Lisa Souza Ultrafine Australian Merino Roving (Emerald city) , for the INCREDIBLES set of family sweaters Finished plying the white Sue Reuser cormo (“Farrah”) Genevieve wound Skeins of finished Sue Reuser cormo 3ply and 4ply (4 skeins wound,3 left to wind) Genevieve counted yardage for her mom's Liza Souza, Australian Superfine Merino, 4ply,in Emerald City(four skeins) (total yardage for this is 1,386 (not multiplied by 5 yet)) Genevieve practiced winding bobbins Knits in Space:(43:03) Visit with Dr Gemma Wollkanal. Frieda und Laura, Saga of about 300kg colored wool, Röhnschaf, And Sew On: (42:55) Trouser Drafting class at Cañada College started. Jasmin measured  Mood mystery box! Gigi need s to consult Fabric for Fashion The Swatch Book, so she can figure out what they got Jamin installed a nose wire for Dr Gemma's mask