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Federal agencies expanding their power beyond congressional intent? Unelected bureaucrats making policy decisions? Regulatory whiplash?! According to the litigants urging the Supreme Court to strike down the Chevron doctrine in the Loper Bright case, those were the harms Americans would continue to face if Chevron deference were allowed to continue. But striking down the pivotal legal principle that had been in place for 40 years would bring its own risks, defenders of Chevron argued. Scientific and technical decisions would need to be made by judges with no specialized expertise. Regulatory uncertainty would soar, as thousands of existing rules face new challenges. And the Supreme Court itself could be forced to become, as Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson put it, "uber-legislators." In part two of our episode on Loper Bright, the high court ostensibly considers the plight of the herring fishermen, but actually looks to decide whether to abandon the Chevron doctrine once and for all.Stylebook flag Featured Guests: Ryan Mulvey, counsel with the Cause of Action Institute Jeff Kaelin, director of sustainability and government relations at Lund's Fisheries Wayne Reichle, President of Lund's Fisheries Gillian Metzger, Harlan Fiske Stone Professor of constitutional law at Columbia University Lydia Wheeler, co-host of Cases and Controversies & Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg Law Greg Stohr, co-host of Cases and Controversies & Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg News Kimberly Robinson, co-host of Cases and Controversies & Supreme Court reporter for Bloomberg Law *** Hosted and produced by Matthew S. Schwartz Editor/Executive Producer: Josh Block Cover Art: Jonathan Hurtarte Special thanks to Tom Taylor, David Schultz, Paul Detrick, Isabel Gottlieb, and Matt's baby for their vocal performances.

Steve Busby, founder of Greatland Adventures, joins Jennie to talk about exploring Matanuska Glacier, a wonderful day trip from Anchorage in summer and winter.Contribute to our tip jar and help keep Alaska Uncovered Ad free! (no account or commitment needed)Book a trip planning session with JennieTake Jennie's FREE four question quiz to get personalized itinerary recommendations based on your travel styleBook a summer trip to Matanuska Glacier with Greatland AdventuresBook a winter trip to Matanuska Glacier with Greatland AdventuresGreatland Adventures: (907) 980-8179Jennie's article about visiting Matanuska GlacierShop all Jennie's Alaska Travel planners and premade itinerariesLet Jennie plan your trip for you!Follow Jennie on InstagramMusic credits:  Largo Montebello, by Domenico Mannelli, CC.

When it comes to getting dressed, there are two things we all want… ➤ To make the most of what's in our closets ➤ And to have a great outfit option for every occasion Okay, there are probably a few others we could add to this list. But today, I want to help you tackle these 2 wardrobe goals with 1 simple solution: Creating your own outfit library. An “outfit library” ─also referred to as a “seasonal lookbook”─ is an organized collection of head-to-looks based on the pieces in your existing wardrobe. I create one of these for each of my 1:1 clients in order to help them save so much time getting ready in the morning, to ensure they have ideal outfit options for every event on their calendars, and to give them dozens of unique combinations for the existing pieces in their closets. After we complete this step, my clients are always blown away by how many new outfits they can make with what they already own! It's a genius technique to spend less money on unnecessary shopping, find greater contentment with what you have, and, of course, maximize your wardrobe. There are also some modern day apps to help you do this on your own. So it's no surprise that our friend, Crystal, submitted today's Q&A Thursday question to find out my honest thoughts on one of them in particular: the Stylebook app. In this episode, I'm sharing my professional take on wardrobe planning apps, the pros and cons and what I recommend, PLUS three (completely free!) alternatives to create your own outfit library and maximize what's in your wardrobe. FREE 5-MIN PERSONAL STYLE QUIZ: https://herstylellc.com/quiz HER STYLE BLOG: https://herstylellc.com/blog HER STYLE ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/heatherriggsstyle/ GET FEATURED ON A Q&A THURSDAY EPISODE: https://herstylellc.com/podcast WARDROBE REFRESH PROGRAM: https://herstylellc.com/program

Many ridiculous questions were asked of Mike Pence at his CNN town hall last night; however, some of his answers were even more absurd than the questions themselves. Then, the latest version of the Associated Press' Stylebook tells journalists to avoid using terms like "biological sex" in order to be more inclusive. And finally, the Atlanta City Council approves funding for a new police officer training center, the site of which has been routinely attacked by radical leftists.Guest Host: Andrea KayeGuests:Jessie Jane Duff | U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant (Ret.)Angela Morabito | Spokesperson, Defense of Freedom InstituteTerry Schilling | President, American Principles ProjectDr. Tre Pennie | President, National Fallen Officer Foundation

The AP updated its stylebook, releasing their "Abortion Topical Guide." The guide contains verbiage that politicizes how media outlets around the world "should" discuss abortion. Among the language discussed, the AP doesn't want media discussing "fetal heartbeat", but want it called "cardiac activity." Jay, Jordan, and the Sekulow team discusses the monstrous changes. This and more today on Sekulow.

On today's show, 1:06pm CT, 2:06pm ET: Faith Under Fire: Ukraine sacks official who opposed ban on the Ukranian Orthodox Church - Libraries can't stomach Kirk Cameron, cancel popular author - Law school silent after diversity committee demonized Christian law firm - we'll explore. Media Melt: Musk reveals important Twitter data possibly 'deleted' - 'Everything we find will be released' - CNN Catastrophe – Viewership Plummets to Below 500,000 - AP's war on plain English, don't use the term 'Late-Term Abortion' - we'll analyze. Plus, reporter makes damning observations about Biden's callousness toward border crisis - Dem Rep challenges President Biden on policy towards the US Southern Border. And, UN General Assembly demands Israel surrender its nuclear weapons after 149-6 vote. https://www.spreaker.com/show/christian-talk-that-rocks http://christiantalkthatrocks.net or http://christiantalkthatrocks.com

Dan talks his years of innovating in beer, how he thinks about recipe design. judging at GABF, and why it's important to sometimes  throw out the stylebook and brew the beer you want to drink. We also talk about the power of influence and how you can find your way by not chasing what others have done. Plus Dan answers more listener questions and we talk Spotted Cow, Moon Man, Coffee Stout, and chasing the perfect pilsner. As always, if you have a question for Dan shoot an email to smay@newglarusbrewing.com   

Wer Norwegens Fjorde und andere Natur-Highlights sehen möchte, kann dies vom Land oder auch vom Wasser aus tun – zum Beispiel bei einer Kreuzfahrt. Sabrina Keskowski, Product & Business Managerin bei STYLEBOOK, hat eine solche Kreuzfahrt gemacht und teilt in dieser Folge von In 5 Minuten um die Welt ihre ganz persönlichen Tipps. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören!

THE VIC PORCELLI SHOW 0:00 SEG 1 John Lott is the author of Gun Control Myths: How politicians, the media, and botched "studies" have twisted the facts on gun control AP Stylebook Finally Recognizes AR-15s Aren't Weapons of War By John R. Lott The term "assault weapon" is nonsensical. Finally, the Associated Press's highly influential Stylebook followed by the news media is recognizing that fact. As the AP now acknowledges, the term conveys "little meaning" and is "highly politicized." Politicians will obviously continue calling AR-15s "assault weapons" and "weapons of war," as Biden did a few days ago. And many seem to think that "AR" means assault rifle when it stands for ArmaLite rifle, after the company that developed it in the 1950s. But at least some of the media is now recognizing that "AR- or AK-style rifles designed for the civilian market" are fundamentally different than military weapons. https://crimeresearch.org/about-us/ 22:19 SEG 2 Celebrating the life of Paul Sorvino who passed away at the age of 83 on Monday 29:54 SEG 3 St. Louis County Councilman Mark Harder breaks down last night's council meeting. Lisa Clancy refusing to stop using marijuana Mark Harder getting critiqued on his mind-reading abilities Councilmembers loving Zoom meetings because they don't have to look their constituents in the eye Kim Landgraff's latest poem. Read it below. Have you recently escaped, I mean, finished your stay at Camp L.I.S.A. and are looking for a new camp to spend the rest of your summer? Do you have a degree in Social Work but not in Common Sense? Well, look no further because We Excuse Every Democrat is the place for you!     At Camp W.E.E.D we pride ourselves in the delusion that we can do whatever the heck we want without any repercussions. And this blind faith is the support for our three tenets of success: corruption, unaccountability, and greed!   Our day at Camp W.E.E.D begins with a noon start time because, like, seriously, we're just too stoned, I mean tired to begin any earlier than that.   Our most popular day-time theme-filled activities include: -Omission or guilt, how to tweak your financial interest statement -Joint rolling 101 -How to lose total recall of a conversation -Baking for edibles -Why it's better to use a burner phone to avoid getting caught and -Midnight cravings: are they cravings or are you just really hungry?   And because we know our campers do get hungry, food is available 24/7 in our newly renovated Cheech and Chong Cucina.   Nighttime will be spent staring at our hands, being fascinated with our moving fingers and singing the Camp W.E.E.D. Alma Mater: My Political Career is Filled With Corruption and Greed, I Hereby Pledge My Allegiance to Camp W.E.E.D.   This year's honorary guest speaker at Camp W.E.E.D will be none other than Hillary Clinton, discussing her area of expertise: If you can't delete the texts and emails, delete the people.   In order to maintain our illusion of acceptance, everyone is welcome at Camp W.E.E.D.  But if you are a conservative, know that your attendance will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Per usual, our left leaning campers need not fear inculpation but, in the unlikely event of a raid, each liberal camper will be given a dark hoodie and instructed to burn this camp to the ground.   Though most instructional fees are covered by our beloved camp director G. Soros, there is a one time camp fee of $5,000 but, don't worry, that requires absolutely no paperwork on your part.   Locating our camp is a bit tricky as those darn conservatives don't want us within 1000 feet of any churches or schools, but, don't worry, with enough lobbying and pocket lining, we'll soon change that!   Though she normally doesn't have time for interviews, if you are interested in attending Camp W.E.E.D, please contact our admissions clerk Calisa Fancy at WWW.WHADDAYAKNOWIMJUSTASCORRUPTASTHERESTOFEM.COM     -Kim LandgrafSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GetReligion editor Terry Mattingly discusses “'Do changes in the Associated Press Stylebook have any impact?”

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Get expert tips from Jess Atkins, the co-founder of Stylebook (a closet management app), on how to plan outfits, assess your closet, and actually wear the clothes you have in your wardrobe more! Plus, get Jess' insights on:How organizing our closets (digitally or IRL) can help us wear our clothes moreWhat is so universally appealing beyond the slow fashion bubble about wardrobe organization and how this can help us achieve a more sustainable fashion futureHow to realistically calculate your cost per wear of a pieceThe importance of taking a shopping break on a conscious fashion journeyThe benefits of investing in quality clothes — and how to identify a quality garment in the first placeAnd more!  QUICK LINKS:Stylebook AppLooking Good Every Day bookTheMedianModa on Instagram  FULL SHOW NOTES & TRANSCRIPT  ABOUT JESS & STYLEBOOK:Jessica Atkins is the co-creator of Stylebook Closet App, a virtual closet app for the iPhone and iPad, and author of The Whole Closet Method. She graduated from Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Photography and Imaging and a minor in Art History. As a student, she interned at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and in the fashion closets of Vogue and Modern Bride. After graduating, she worked for several years in the Lucky Magazine art department before starting her software company with her husband, Bill Atkins. She now works full-time on their primary product, Stylebook, where she does product development and writes content to help people become conscious clothing consumers while maximizing the clothes they already own using Stylebook's tools.  CONNECT WITH JESS & STYLEBOOK:Stylebook WebsiteStylebook AppFollow Stylebook on InstagramWhole Closet Method book  CONNECT WITH CONSCIOUS STYLE:Conscious Life & Style WebsiteConscious Life & Style PinterestConscious Style on InstagramConscious Edit Newsletter Sign-Up  

*TRUST ME ...YOUR CLOSET SUCKS RIGHT NOW!!* Your life would be so much EASIER if you had that little crazy app that homegirl from Clueless has in her closet that picks out her outfit every day...right??? WELL LET ME INTRO YOU TO STYLEBOOK!! Your new fav app for type-A's, fashionistas, ANYONE who wants to step up their closet game!! See how many times you wear a certain outfit per month, how much black do you actually wear, and what your entire closet is WORTH!! And we got the woman who created it all (with her hubby!) JESS ATKINS DOWNLOAD STYLEBOOK: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stylebook/id335709058 BUY KELSEY'S BOOK!! (merch out Wednesday teehee surprise if you're reading this far! comment below which items you want!) *https://shopc.at/dfp* ( https://shopc.at/dfp ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/confidently-insecure/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Elon Musk is one of the greatest visionaries alive. In this episode Arturo Gomez and Rob Cressy talk about Elon Musk’s Leadership Style, the 10 strategies he uses, and how you can use them to be a better leader. These leadership strategies include: 1. He Inspires his team 2. He sets stretch goals 3. He challenges the status quo 4. He micromanages 5. He hires smartly 6. He embraces failure 7. He uses feedback to find solutions 8. He values communication 9. He hates meetings 10. He’s adaptable.You can read the full article HERE: https://www.one37pm.com/grind/entrepreneurs/elon-musk-leadership-styleBook recommendations:The 10X Rule by Grant Cardone - https://amzn.to/3piWvWt-Leadership DNA is a podcast for those who aspire to become a better leader. From leading yourself to leading others, what is the blueprint for leadership and how can you improve those skills? Each week Arturo Gomez and Rob Cressy share stories, lessons learned, and nuggets of wisdom about what it takes to be a great leader. Your feedback is important to us. We want to hear what you think it takes to be a great leader. If anything we talk about in the episode resonates with you or you took action, let us know about it. You can connect with us on social media:Arturo Gomez - LinkedIn: /arturo-gomez-6159556/Rob Cressy - LinkedIn: /Cressy/ - Instagram: @Rob_Cressy

In today's episode I discuss how updates to the Associated Press stylebook discourage use of the word ‘riot,' and how they've expanded the definition of the word ‘protest' to include ‘violence'." I discuss how this equivocation (an often used logical fallacy) is common in propaganda. In my opinion this is a perfect example of how words are being redefined for propagandistic purposes. I also discuss, for a moment, some of the flaws in both the Left and the Right's take on Black Lives Matter, and Antifa, protests. And at the end I spend a few minutes discussing an example of the varied use of the words "claim" and "said" in news media reporting in order to suggest clear implications to readers and listeners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zeropolitics/message

A riesgo de sufrir prejuicios y comentarios sobre nuestra salud mental, es una app muy recomendable para los extremistas del orden. En este caso, de nuestro armario y nuestra ropa. — Aquel tuit sobre gestionar la ropa: https://twitter.com/jlacort/status/980853944653176838 Stylebook para iOS: https://apps.apple.com/es/app/stylebook/id335709058 — Loop Infinito es un podcast de Applesfera, presentado por Javier Lacort y editado por Santi Araújo. Contacta con el autor en Twitter (@jlacort) o por correo (lacort@xataka.com).

A riesgo de sufrir prejuicios y comentarios sobre nuestra salud mental, es una app muy recomendable para los extremistas del orden. En este caso, de nuestro armario y nuestra ropa. — Aquel tuit sobre gestionar la ropa: https://twitter.com/jlacort/status/980853944653176838 Stylebook para iOS: https://apps.apple.com/es/app/stylebook/id335709058 — Loop Infinito es un podcast de Applesfera, presentado por Javier Lacort y editado por Santi Araújo. Contacta con el autor en Twitter (@jlacort) o por correo (lacort@xataka.com).

In this episode, we sat with Sally Mackinnon, Melbourne’s leading personal stylist. Sally established Styled by Sally in 2007 and not shortly after introduced Stylist for Men and Men’s Online Stylist as an extension to her sublime services. Her business has been featured in THE AGE - MELBOURNE WEEKLY MAGAZINE & THE WEEKLY REVIEW to name a few of her grand establishment. Sally shared her insights into this industry with us and took us through her most and least effective business strategies from marketing campaigns to collaborations and her team. Tune in now and enjoy our fulfilling chat with the style guru.

Life this week was in this cabin: (photos and links available on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/posts/10-minute-income-28627437) I mentioned: Working while traveling Terrible vintage books The Way Up North Conferences Jonathan Canlas’s Instaproofs sales booklet Instaproofs vs Shootproof vs Zenfolio Beet lattes My current “Stylebook” (which is basically a website version of the one I used to sell) Things I’m loving: These vintage stock photos The newest season of Queer Eye (photos and links available on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/posts/10-minute-income-28627437) I hope two podcasts in one month wasn't too much for you guys! I'm amazed at how ramble-y I get during these. It started off at 18 minutes and it was cut down to 10 easily. :) Talk soon, friends!! --- Just as a reminder! If you have a favorite podcast app (I LOVE overcast) then you can subscribe to this podcast there, too! Go here: https://www.patreon.com/nessak/overview And copy the AUDIO RSS LINK and add it to your podcast app. :) For more information visit this Patreon support page: https://support.patreon.com/hc/en-us/articles/212055866

Многие сталкиваются с проблемой выбора одежды. Какой стиль подходит? Как сочетать разные вещи? Что в тренде? Справиться с модными вопросами помогут приложения. Мы отобрали самые полезные. Fashion — подбор наряда по типу фигуры Чтобы определиться с нарядом, важно понимать особенности своей фигуры. Приложение Fashion поможет подобрать одежду в зависимости от желаемого результата, подчеркнув отличия. Программа определяет тип фигуры и дает исходя из этого рекомендации, а также помогает сочетать разные предметы гардероба. Разные узоры, крой, текстуры ткани и даже основные законы оптики — все это описали профессионалы и поделились своими секретами. В приложении представлена инфографика, посвященная этим темам. Closet Love — учет всех вещей Для того, чтобы оттачивать стиль, нужно вести учет вещей, которые уже есть в гардеробе. В Closet Love можно формировать коллекции одежды в зависимости от сезона, стиля, цветовой гаммы и так далее. Приложение обещает помочь пользователям стать более организованными. Цифровой гардероб помогает найти нужную вещь и вспомнить, какие аксессуары к ней подходят. Программа даже позволяет отслеживать, какие вещи находятся в стирке или химчистке. Опытные стилисты помогут выбрать подходящий наряд, необходимые предметы при этом можно купить в разделе «магазин». Stylebook — создание коллажей из одежды Приложение Stylebook поможет пользователю вести учет гардероба и планировать покупки. Можно составить перечень всей своей одежды, чтобы избежать повторов и ненужных трат и определиться с тем, что еще стоит докупить. В программе удобно создавать коллажи, так как для этого в нее встроены специальные инструменты. Есть возможность как составлять комплекты, так и перетасовывать предметы гардероба для создания неожиданных сочетаний. Раскладывать одежду в виртуальном шкафу можно по брендам, по цветам, по размерам и другим параметрам. Для того, чтобы найти вдохновение и создать образ, можно использовать обширную библиотеку «луков», которая встроена в приложение. Избранные фотографии готовых комплектов сохраняются в закладках для того, чтобы их повторить. Тут же публикуют интервью с инсайдерами моды, чтобы быть в курсе последних тенденций. Stylicious — организация гардероба Stylicious — это организатор гардероба, в котором можно оцифровать одежду и создавать лукбуки прямо на смартфоне. Теперь будет легче во время шопинга определиться с покупкой, убедившись, что она сочетается с остальными вещами. В приложение встроен календарь, и можно создавать составить план, который позволит менять образы и не носить одни и те же вещи каждый день. Пункт «Путешествия» позволяет спланировать, что взять с собой в поездку, рассчитав заранее, какие вещи ты точно будешь носить. Помимо всего прочего, в программе также есть возможность совершать покупки, создавая с ними комплекты. В одном из разделов можно свериться с образами, которые созданы профессиональными стилистами и ориентироваться по уже готовым лукам. «Цвет в одежде» — подбор цветовых сочетаний Подбор сочетающихся цветов в одежде — непростая задача. Человек без опыта и специального образования может совершать серьезные ошибки, отражающиеся на всем образе. Поэтому лучше использовать приложение «Цвет в одежде», которое автоматически подберет идеальное сочетание. Для того чтобы разобраться, необходимо указать цвет основной вещи в образе. Программа сразу же предложит подходящие оттенки, которые можно будет «примерить» на виртуальную одежду. В приложении представлены более 150 сочетаний цветов, самые экзотичные из которых могут удивить даже заядлых модников. Goodlook — подбор стиля в зависимости от погоды Goodlook — руководство по стилю жизни. Приложение ежедневно предлагает новые готовые луки: сочетающиеся платья, топы и брюки представлены в комплекте с подходящими аксессуарами и даже косметикой. Особенно приятно, что в настройках программы можно указать температуру и погодные условия, в зависимости от этого будет подбираться одежда. В осеннюю стужу гораздо продуктивнее просматривать образы с теплыми пальто и кашемировыми свитерами, чем любоваться на короткие шорты с майками. Кроме того, Goodlook подкидывает идеи из соцсетей, предлагая готовые образы блогеров и стилистов. Все понравившиеся вещи можно приобрести прямо в приложении, перейдя на сайт производителя. Так что при желании можно не подбирать самостоятельно комплекты, полагаясь на вкус профессионалов. Stylish Girl и Cool Guy — гардероб для него и для нее Два варианта приложения от одного разработчика: мужской и женский вариант. Оба предлагают стандартные удобные функции: каталог одежды, готовые образы, онлайн-магазины и планирование гардероба. Программы презентованы в ходе Недели Моды в Нью-Йорке. Загруженные фотографии позволяют создавать необычные сочетания вещей и миксовать комплекты, создавая образы на недели вперед.

Words have power. They can educate, inform, or entertain. They can be used to shape how we think of our world around us. But, like any power, words can be misused. They can be potent weapons in cultural warfare, shaping how people think and believe. Since the 1950s a publication called the Associated Press Stylebook has been used by nearly all media outlets in the country as a way to standardize word meaning, grammar, and style. The Stylebook is updated every year as new words and terms enter our vocabulary. But, in recent years some of these changes seem to have a political agenda. Guests Roger Drinnon, Director of Editorial and Media Services for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, and Peter Slayton, Social Media Manager for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, tackle this topic on today’s Free to be Faithful.

Words have power. How we speak and how we’re spoken to impacts our lives. This is especially true of mass media, which is our window on the world around us. Most news media, newspapers, magazines, broadcast new media, use what’s called the Associated Press Stylebook in Writing. It’s been around since 1953, and it’s designed to provide a uniformity of writing style. It’s mostly concerned with grammar and other language conventions. Every year, the Stylebook is updated to reflect changes in language uses. But this year’s changes are problematic. Instead of listing when to use numerals instead of spelling out numbers, or proper use of commas, or when to use abbreviations, the latest changes seem to reflect an agenda. As examples, the phrase "pro-life" is no longer used. Instead, it’s "anti-abortion." And the word "abortionist" is also discouraged, with the phrase "abortion provider" being recommended instead. Rachel Alexander, senior editor of The Stream, talks about why this is happening and what it means for journalists and media providers.