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What things you should avoid while driving. Today's cars are also packed with plenty of safety features like airbags, anti-lock braking systems, traction control, and shatterproof glass. However, despite your car's sophisticated safety features or computer system, you could find yourself in a tricky situation at the worst possible time. And it's still a good idea to avoid doing certain things. TIMESTAMPS: Don't press the “Off” button while driving 0:58 Don't select “reverse” while driving 1:50 Don't select “park” while driving 2:26 Don't attach too many keys to the ignition key 2:54 Don't forget to change your car's oil 3:35 Don't overfill the engine oil 4:27 Don't wait until the fuel tank is empty 5:05 Don't ignore warning indicators 5:45 Don't forget to check your tire pressure 6:31 Don't forget to balance your tires 7:14 #parking #drivingtips Music: https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/... SUMMARY: Some cars might require you to press the button for 3 seconds or more to shut it down. This is a safety feature in case you have a problem with your accelerator or brakes. If your car has cameras and a screen on the deck, the rear-facing camera might come on, or parking aids might become available, but the car won't back up all of a sudden or come to a stop. If you shift to park while driving, your car might make an awful grinding noise and continue driving. Your car probably won't suffer damage if you accidentally do this once. Gravity is still at work when you put your car keys into the ignition. During car rides, bumps and potholes will cause these heavy keys to pull and pull on the ignition until it wears out the tumblers. If you don't change your oil, your car will run less efficiently. It will also stop lubricating the engine components, causing wear and tear. If the mechanical components continue to grind on each other, the car might become inoperable. The engine oil always comes with a dipstick, which has a mark to indicate the level the oil needs to be filled to. Fill it to this level and not to the top as if it were a bottle. Signs that your car's catalytic converter has been damaged are that your car won't accelerate when you press the pedal, your car's fuel emission will drop suddenly, or your car won't start. A good rule of thumb is that if you see a warning light on the dashboard, call or bring it to a mechanic as soon as possible. Checking your tire pressure is a good practice that often falls by the wayside. It's even more important to do it when you're headed out on a road trip or if your daily commute is over 30 minutes. If the tires are out of balance, you don't have full control of your car, and your tires will wear unevenly. Subscribe to Bright Side : https://goo.gl/rQTJZz ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Our Social Media: Facebook:   / brightside   Instagram:   / brightgram   5-Minute Crafts Youtube: https://www.goo.gl/8JVmuC ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For more videos and articles visit: http://www.brightside.me/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Summary:   Some people struggle to stick with their fitness routine because they're allowing the scale to determine their progress. Does this sound familiar? Be honest. In the beginning, this is a great way to keep track of your progress but over time it can become demotivating. Instead, I'm sharing other factors you can use to check in with yourself and celebrate the small wins!    Connect with Diane:   Website: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianeflores_ifbb_pro  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dianeflores_ifbb_pro  Join the Boss Bitch Besties Fitness Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/dianefloresifbbpro    Freebies:   Plateau-Buster Guide: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/plateau-buster-guide  Protein Snack List: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/protein-snack-guide  Sleep Hacks: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/sleep-like-a-queen  Full Body Training Program: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/full-body-gym-program  5 Easy Tips to Stay Motivated: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/5-easy-tips-to-stay-motivated  Fit Girl Gift Guide: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/fit-girl-gift-guide  My Favorite Supplements: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/myfavoritesupplements  Show Day Packing List: https://www.bossbitchradio.com/show-day-packing-list    Work with Diane:   Glute Goddess: FREE 7-Day Challenge The Goddess Body Project: 12-Week Transformation   Fuel Your Body with the Goods:   Try Meal Prep Delivery with FitKitchen Code: Diane10  Try this Energy Shot from Magic Mind - Code: BBRadio Fave Boss Bitch Protein Bars - Built Bars *Use Promo Code: “Diane” at check out Cured Nutrition Code: BossBitch saves 20% off first order Nutrishop Supplement Shop - Code: BossBitch (free shipping)   Dress Up & Show Up Like a Boss Bitch:   For 15% off your purchase at Toxic Angels Bikinis use Code: Diane  Get $10 off Bombshell Sports Wear HERE For 15% off at Pseudo Force Studio Apparel, use Code: BossBitch Salty Savage Fitness Apparel Code: AmandaGlitters

Parenting isn't about doing everything perfectly.  It's about showing up over and over again no matter what.     Summary Some may question how a celibate man could have wisdom for husbands and wives, let alone parents.  But in this interview with Fr. Mike Schmitz, host of the Bible in a Year podcast, we think everyone will agree that his insights are awesome! Drawing from his own family experience as well as his role as a spiritual father, Fr. Mike shares with us how to love children who have fallen away from the church, the importance of your marriage to your walk with God, and why you actually don't need to have the perfect plan for your family. In this conversation we laughed and cried as we reflected on the beauty and difficulties of life in a family (with some special shoutouts to middle children!).  Listen in as we have an honest and inspiring talk with a priest whose ministry has blessed so many.   Key Takeaways Our family of origin impacts us more than almost anything else in our lives. Parents put so much pressure on themselves to be perfect that sometimes they miss out on the joy of family life.  It's more important that we are intentional about family life than we have the “perfect plan” on how to be a family. It's not a bad thing for kids to see their parents have conflict as long as they are also able to experience the effects of their reconciliation.  We can't make the world safe for our kids, but we do need to make our kids strong. The heart of the Father is the heart of the priesthood.  If someone falls away from the Church, we may be tempted to cut them out or approve of everything they do, but neither is correct.   Remain in their lives in a consistent and uncompromising way, recognizing that their story isn't over.    Couple Discussion Questions Are there areas in our family life that we need to evaluate and possibly change?  Is there a course we are on that we need to correct?   Knowing that our kids will be growing up in a difficult world, how can we make them strong?  How can we respond better to those who have turned away from Christ or His Church?  How can we keep those lines of communication open?   Who are the “spiritual fathers” in our life?  How can we pray for them? Resources Bible in a Year Podcast Ascension videos w Fr Mike   Introduction and Fundraising Campaign (0:00 - 4:04) Interview with Father Mike Schmitz Begins (4:04 - 5:09) Father Mike Schmitz's Background (5:09 - 7:02) Parenting and Family Life (7:02 - 13:23) Insights on Parenting and Perfection (13:23 - 18:13) Parental Sacrifice and Consistency (00:19:32 - 00:21:28) Parental Influence and Decision-Making (00:21:28 - 00:23:42) Navigating Marital Challenges (00:23:43 - 00:27:37) Spiritual Fatherhood (00:37:06 - 00:38:41) Parenting Journey and Impact (00:38:42 - 00:41:36) Understanding Parental Heartache (00:46:43:18 - 00:47:31:20) Dealing with Children Leaving Faith (00:47:31:22 - 00:48:57:00) Parental Support and Communication (00:50:29:03 - 00:52:37:11) Sexual Intimacy and Spirituality (00:56:53:17 - 00:58:32:06) Blessing and Spiritual Growth (01:02:14:04 - 01:03:32:18)

Parenting isn't about doing everything perfectly.  It's about showing up over and over again no matter what.     Summary Some may question how a celibate man could have wisdom for husbands and wives, let alone parents.  But...

Guests In this episode, I was deeply fortunate to sit down with two amazing guests: Benjamin Zander and Rosamund Stone Zander. Ben is the conductor of the Boston Philharmonic Orchestra and the Boston Youth Orchestra. Rosamund was a therapist and an accomplished painter and sadly passed away in September 2023. They are the authors of The Art of Possibility – a life-change book if you adopt its twelve practices. Roz was the author of a follow-up volume, Pathways to Possibility. Summary Some readers and listeners may have the tendency to place these two books in the category of “self-help.” But as the authors point out early on in The Art of Possibility, “the practices presented in this book are not about making incremental changes that lead to new ways of doing things based on old belief, and they are not about self-improvement.” The practices are more transformational. This is not about playing better in old constructs, it's about playing in new constructs of our own making. As you listen How might Roz and Ben's respective roles – Roz as a therapist who listens for the stories that clients tell and Ben as a conductor who helps musicians break through barriers – apply to the roles that educational leaders and teachers play? How people live in what they think is reality when it's really just their interpretation. It's an invention. Why living with a spirit of possibility has to be created and practiced. Ben's and Roz's explanation of one of the practices, “The giving of an A.” In the book they write, “This A is not an expectation to live up to, but a possibility to live into.” The ownership of the “A” shifts from the traditional bestower, the teacher, to a co-created relationship with the student. How might this apply to education in our schools? What “Being a contribution” is dependent on. How Ben defines “leadership.” What leaders who follow the practice “Lead from any chair” believe in. How “Being the board” eliminates the need for blame.

Summary: Some echidna senses don't make much sense, but they're really cool! Join Kiersten as she discusses echidna senses.   For my hearing impaired listeners, a complete transcript of this podcast follows the show notes on Podbean   “Functional Diversity and Evolution of Bitter Taste Receptors in Egg-Laying Mammals,” by Akihito Itoigawa, Akashi Hayakawa, Yang Zhou, Adrian D. Manning, Goujie Zhang, Frank Grutzner, Hire Imai. Molecular Biology and Evolution, Volume 39, Issue 6, June 2022. https://doi.org/10.1093/molbev/msac107 “Distortion product otoacoustic emission and auditory brainstem responses in the echidna(Tachyglossus aculeatus),” by D M Mills and R K Shepard. J Assoc Res Otolaryngol. 2001 Jun; 2(2): 130-46. “Color vision evolution in egg-laying mammals: insights from visual photoreceptors and daily activities of Australian echidnas,” by Shiina Sakamoto, Yuka Matsushita, Akihiro Itoigawa, Takumi Ezawa, Takeshi Fujitani, Kenichiro Takakura, Yang Zhou, Goujie Zhang, Frank Grutzner, Shoji Kawamura, and Akashi Hayakawa. Zoological Letters, 2024; 10: 2.   Music written and performed by Katherine Camp   Transcript  (Piano music plays) Kiersten - This is Ten Things I Like About…a ten minute, ten episode podcast about unknown or misunderstood wildlife. (Piano music stops) Welcome to Ten Things I Like About… I'm Kiersten, your host, and this is a podcast about misunderstood or unknown creatures in nature. Some we'll find right out side our doors and some are continents away but all are fascinating.  This podcast will focus ten, ten minute episodes on different animals and their amazing characteristics. Please join me on this extraordinary journey, you won't regret it. This episode continues echidnas and the ninth thing I like about these incredible animals is their senses. Just like most mammals echidnas have eyes, ears, a nose, and a tongue which covers four of the five senses. We know they use their eyes to see, their ears to hear, and their nose to smell and we're going to talk about all of these things in this episode. Whether they use their tongue to taste, I'm not sure, but we'll try and find out an answer. I do know they use their nose for more than just smelling. Let's get started. We'll begin with vision. Echidnas are often described as nocturnal, as I said in previous episodes, but some researchers and zookeepers have seen them active during the day. What does this have to do with their vision? Whether an animal is diurnal or nocturnal can, evolutionarily speaking, influence the development of color vision. Not many controlled studies have been done to truly determine the daily behaviors of the echidna, but scientists have been able to determine that echidnas do have some color vision. Since reports say echidnas are active both day and night it does stand to reason they have at least some color vision opsins. Their distance vision is nothing to write home about. In other words, not great, but they are excellent at discerning shapes. They can distinguish a human shape from other forms, so that means they can probably distinguish other animal and plant forms, as well. They don't rely on vision too much, but it is helpful during the daylight hours when and if they are active. Hearing is a sense that many animals with poor vision will depend on to survive. Echidnas are no expiation to this rule. They do have ears with which to hear, but the do not have external pinnae. The fleshly part of the ear that sticks out from the side of the head is called the pinna. We have them, dogs, and cat's have them, many mammals have them, but not echidnas. They have a large slit behind their eyes, often hidden in their fur and spines. This opening connects to their auditory canal and allows them to hear.  A study published in 2001, determined that echidna hearing is as sensitive as other mammals such as gerbils and rabbits but it is a much narrower frequency range. They did establish that echidnas have some sort of cochlear amplifier inside the structure of the ear but it is not the same as other mammals. Echidnas can hear frequencies above 20 kHz which is higher than typical bird or reptile hearing but lower than typical mammal hearing.  Let's take a quick lick, oh sorry, look at the sense of taste. The echidna has taste buds at the base of the tongue. The presence of taste buds implies that they can taste something. But what can they taste? A study published in 2022, looked at the bitter taste in the echidna. Bitter taste receptors are typically thought to help identify toxic chemicals in plants and invertebrates. This would be very important for an animal that eats invertebrates. This research concluded that echidnas do have just enough bitter taste buds to help keep them safe while foraging for food. More research will need to be done to find out if they have any other taste profiles.   The nose. This is where we get to the really cool stuff. Echidnas have an excellent sense of smell. Their nose is located at the end of their long snout. They rely on their sense of smell to find food underground. Their keen sense of smell allows them to find termites, ants, earthworms and other soft bodied larvae in the ground. This isn't unusual or the truly exciting thing about their noses.  The really cool thing about their noses is that they can sense electrical currents with it. That's pretty cool. I'm going to read you a paragraph from the Nature Comes Standard website that explains how this works. Quoting from the article entitled E.S.P: Echidna Sensory Perception, “The snout senses vibrations via both electrical and mechanical signals. A prey's movement creates a vibration that reaches the snout, acting upon a nanoscale column of cells like a combustion engine's push-rod. The push-rod transfers the signal to a nerve ending, creating an electric signal, and a mechanoreceptor creating a similar sensation as a humans fingertip. This information is processed to sense the presence and motion of prey. Like counting the time delay between a lightning flash and a thunder boom, the echidna can sense a prey's distance and speed.” End quote.  That, I think, is quite a cool nose. There are even scientists studying how this works to improve human navigation and develop new methods of scanning objects. I love it when we take the time to learn from Nature. That's it for echidna senses, and I have a feeling that you found it just as interesting as I did because it's my ninth favorite thing about them.    If you're enjoying this podcast please recommend me to friends and family and take a moment to give me a rating on whatever platform your listening. It will help me reach more listeners and give the animals I talk about an even better chance at change.    Join me next week for the final episode about echidnas.       (Piano Music plays)  This has been an episode of Ten Things I like About with Kiersten and Company. Original music written and performed by Katherine Camp, piano extraordinaire.

LINKS:  ⁠Judd's Links⁠ | https://allmylinks.com/judd-karlman Daydreaming about Dragons Merch | https://shopofjudd.threadless.com/collections/daydreaming-about-dragons | Jeremy Toots at me on Mastodon | https://dice.camp/@takeonrules/111246904141892732 Take on Rules: What has me excited about gaming? | https://takeonrules.com/2023/10/16/what-has-me-excited-about-gaming/ Summary: I'm looking forward to starting a new campaign; the creative process of designing situations and providing rumors to those situations. And from there sharing in the gaming experience with a few friends. Take on Rules: Preperation for a Face to Face Campaign | https://takeonrules.com/2023/10/15/preparing-for-a-face-to-face-campaign/ Summary: Some preliminary notes for an upcoming campaign using Ava Islam's “Errant”; including rumors to several opening adventures. Errant by Kill Jester | https://www.killjester.com/products/errantorder Errant is a rules-light, procedure heavy RPG in the vein of the first few editions of that role-playing game and its many imitators and descendants such as Knave, Into the Odd, and The Black Hack.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daydreaming-about-dragons/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/daydreaming-about-dragons/support

Summary: Some churches do a lot of activities beyond just worshiping God and preaching. What is the church of the Bible like? Since the Bible frequently compares the church to a building, let's use that to "build" our concept of a church "from the ground up." Speaker: Jason McDermott Passage: Matthew 16:13-18 Legal notice: Speakers here typically quote from the NASB, ESV or NKJV almost exclusively, and the respective copyright notices follow. Some occasionally quote from the King James Version, which is public domain (in the US). Scripture quotations taken from the NASB (New American Standard Bible) Copyright by The Lockman Foundation Scripture quotations are from The ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Summary:Some of the most notable authors in history have also been the most prolific - Stephen King, Michael Lewis, Agatha Christie. They have made a name for themselves by producing dozens, if not hundreds, of notable works. But what does it really mean to be prolific? How is it measured? And to what extent does being prolific equal success?In episode #117 of The Author's Corner, Robin is joined by Brock Swinson, whose mission is to uncover the secret to being a prolific writer. In their conversation, Brock divulges all kinds of insights and advice for writers who want to be prolific. They touch on topics such as research, writer's block, and accountability, and discuss what each of them has to do with being prolific. Brock also dispels many myths about the writing process and reveals the key to becoming a prolific writer: falling in love with the craft. Key takeaways:How to reverse engineer your bookThe key role that research playsDoes writer's block exist?The relationship between quality and quantitychanging your attitude towards writing (and money)How to hold yourself accountableThe importance of creative growthBrock's favorite piece of adviceCommon false beliefs about writingResources mentioned in this episode:Steven King's On Writing: A Memoir of the CraftElizabeth GilbertTurning Pro: Tap Your Inner Power and Create Your Life's Work, by Steven PressfieldMade to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die, by Chip and Dan HeathAbout Brock Swinson:Brock Swinson is an interviewer for Creative Screenwriting and the author of Ink by the Barrel: Secrets from Prolific Writers. His book is broken into three parts - time, voice, and process - and contains advice to help novice writers become prolific. He also has his own podcast Creative Principles, where he interviews writers, directors, actors, and musicians such as Aaron Sorkin, Ethan Hawke, and Judd Apatow, about the habits, routines, and methods of a creative life.

Summary:Some of the most notable authors in history have also been the most prolific - Stephen King, Michael Lewis, Agatha Christie. They have made a name for themselves by producing dozens, if not hundreds, of notable works. But what does it really mean to be prolific? How is it measured? And to what extent does being prolific equal success?In episode #117 of The Author's Corner, Robin is joined by Brock Swinson, whose mission is to uncover the secret to being a prolific writer. In their conversation, Brock divulges all kinds of insights and advice for writers who want to be prolific. They touch on topics such as research, writer's block, and accountability, and discuss what each of them has to do with being prolific. Brock also dispels many myths about the writing process and reveals the key to becoming a prolific writer: falling in love with the craft. Key takeaways:How to reverse engineer your bookThe key role that research playsDoes writer's block exist?The relationship between quality and quantitychanging your attitude towards writing (and money)How to hold yourself accountableThe importance of creative growthBrock's favorite piece of adviceCommon false beliefs about writingResources mentioned in this episode:Steven King's On Writing: A Memoir of the CraftElizabeth GilbertTurning Pro: Tap Your Inner Power and Create Your Life's Work, by Steven PressfieldMade to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die, by Chip and Dan HeathAbout Brock Swinson:Brock Swinson is an interviewer for Creative Screenwriting and the author of Ink by the Barrel: Secrets from Prolific Writers. His book is broken into three parts - time, voice, and process - and contains advice to help novice writers become prolific. He also has his own podcast Creative Principles, where he interviews writers, directors, actors, and musicians such as Aaron Sorkin, Ethan Hawke, and Judd Apatow, about the habits, routines, and methods of a creative life.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Why we may expect our successors not to care about suffering, published by Jim Buhler on July 11, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. (Probably the most important post of this sequence.)Summary: Some values are less adapted to the “biggest potential futures” than others (see my previous post), in the sense that they may constrain how one should go about colonizing space, making them less competitive in a space-expansion race. The preference for reducing suffering is one example of a preference that seems particularly likely to be unadapted and selected against. It forces the suffering-concerned agents to make trade-offs between preventing suffering and increasing their ability to create more of what they value. Meanwhile, those who don't care about suffering don't face this trade-off and can focus on optimizing for what they value without worrying about the suffering they might (in)directly cause. Therefore, we should - all else equal - expect the “grabbiest” civilizations/agents to have relatively low levels of concern for suffering, including humanity (if it becomes grabby). Call this the Upside-focused Colonist Curse (UCC). In this post, I explain this UCC dynamic in more detail using an example. Then, I argue that the more significant this dynamic is (relative to competing others), the more we should prioritize s-risks over other long-term risks, and soon. The humane values, the positive utilitarians, and the disvalue penalty Consider the concept of disvalue penalty: the (subjective) amount of disvalue a given agent would have to be responsible for in order to bring about the highest (subjective) amount of value they can. The story below should make what it means more intuitive. Say they are only two types of agents: those endorsing “humane values” (the HVs) who disvalue suffering and value things like pleasure; the “positive utilitarians” (the PUs) who value things like pleasure but disvalue nothing. These two groups are in competition to control their shared planet, or solar system, or light cone, or whatever. The HVs estimate that they could colonize a maximum of [some high number] of stars and fill those with a maximum of [some high number] units of value. However, they also know that increasing their civilization's ability to create value also increases s-risks (in absolute). They, therefore, face a trade-off between maximizing value and preventing suffering which incentivizes them to be cautious with regard to how they colonize space. If they were to purely optimize for more value without watching for the suffering they might (directly or indirectly) become responsible for, they'd predict they would cause x unit of suffering for every 10 units of value they create. This is the HVs' disvalue penalty: x/10 (which is a ratio; a high ratio means a heavy penalty). The PUs, however, do not care about the suffering they might be responsible for. They don't face the trade-off the HVs face and have no incentive to be cautious like them. They can - right away - start colonizing as many stars as possible to eventually fill them with value, without worrying about anything else. The PU's disvalue penalty is 0. Image 1: Niander Wallace, a character from Blade Runner 2049 who can be thought of as a particularly baddy PU. Because they have a higher disvalue penalty (incentivizing them to be more cautious), the humane values are less “grabby” than those of the PUs. While the PUs can happily spread without fearing any downside, the HVs would want to spend some time and resources thinking about how to avoid causing too much suffering while colonizing space (and about whether it's worth colonizing at all), since suffering would hurt their total utility. This means, according to the Grabby Values Selection Thesis, that we should - all else equal - expect PU-ish values to be s...

Many people have the practice after the end of Pesach not to immediately eat the Hametz in their homes which they had sold to a gentile, and to instead wait until the Rabbi through whom they had sold the Hametz purchases the Hametz back from the gentile. In truth, however, this is not necessary. When the gentile purchases the Hametz before Pesach, he makes a small down payment, committing to pay the full price later, after Pesach, but of course, the Hametz is then purchased back from the gentile right after Pesach. Most sale contracts used by Rabbis today include a clause stating that if some of the sold Hametz is eaten after Pesach, the value of that Hametz will simply be deducted from the amount which the gentile legally owes. Therefore, Hacham Bension Abba Shaul (Israel, 1924-1998) writes (listen to audio recording for precise citation) that one may make use of the Hametz immediately after the conclusion of Pesach, and does not have to wait for the Rabbi to purchase the Hametz back from the gentile.Hacham Bension adds that if this clause was not included in the contract, then one should wait before using his Hametz until the Rabbi purchases the Hametz back from the non-Jew. Other Poskim, however, maintain that even in the absence of an explicit cause, it can be assumed that the gentile who owns the Hametz does not mind if the Jew partakes of some of the Hametz, the value of which will be then deducted from the amount he needs to pay.In Israel, one should not eat Hametz until 72 minutes past sundown on the last day of Pesach. Since eating Hametz on Pesach constitutes a Torah prohibition, it is proper not to eat Hametz until the final day of Pesach has ended even according to the view of Rabbenu Tam (France, 1100-1171), who maintained that the Halachic day ends only 72 minutes after sunset. Outside Israel, where an additional day of Yom Tov is observed by force of Rabbinic enactment, this is not necessary, since on this extra day, eating Hametz is not forbidden by Torah law. As soon as the Yom Tob ends, one may partake of the Hametz.Summary: Some people have the practice the night after Pesach ends to refrain from eating the Hametz they had sold, until the Rabbi buys the Hametz back from the non-Jew. Strictly speaking, however, this is not necessary. In Israel, one should refrain from Hametz on the final day of Pesach until 72 minutes after sundown.

Summary: Some of your questions answered! Maybe. In fact. this is a fairly in-depth study of what many take for granted: we are going to heaven one day if we are good. Is that true? Yes, but it may not be as obviously spelled out in the Scriptures as you think. PDF handout available below (or in the webpage if you are in a podcast app). Heaven (handout) Speaker: Jason McDermott Passage: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 Legal notice: Speakers here typically quote from the NASB, ESV or NKJV almost exclusively, and the respective copyright notices follow. Some occasionally quote from the King James Version, which is public domain (in the US). Scripture quotations taken from the NASB (New American Standard Bible) Copyright by The Lockman Foundation Scripture quotations are from The ESV® Bible (The Holy Bible, English Standard Version®), copyright © 2001 by Crossway, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Scripture taken from the New King James Version®. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

Summary Some leaders worry working from home may limit creativity. Research partially backs this up, but there are changes we can make.   Transcript Welcome to episode 151 of the Leadership Today podcast where each week we bring research to life in your leadership. This week we explore the impact of working from home on creativity. Some leaders have expressed concerns about people working from home, particularly around the risks of reduced collaboration and creativity. They argue that having people physically together is more effective when we're aiming for creativity and innovation. The reality is it depends. It depends on the nature of work, the technology you're using, the way you're approaching creativity, your people and what you're trying to achieve. But what about individual creativity? Surely working from home doesn't reduce the effectiveness of solitary creative work? If anything, you might expect the ability to work uninterrupted would increase creativity. Recent research finds a surprising connection between free movement and creative thinking. They found it's not the movement per se that helps with creativity, but rather the freedom to move. When people can freely move around, they are more creative. You can imagine how that might apply in educational settings. When people are learning from home on a screen rather than interacting and moving around freely in a room with others creativity is likely to be reduced. But it can apply more broadly too. If you're needing to complete creative work, sitting at a desk staring at a screen is unlikely to help. You're better off finding a new place to work or using voice memos on your phone to allow you to move freely. That applies equally at home as it does in the office.  So, if you want to be more creative, mix things up, work somewhere new and move around. If you found this episode helpful, I would love it if you could take a minute to provide a rating and review. This really helps others to find the podcast. Have a great week.   Research Supriya Murali, Barbara Händel. Motor restrictions impair divergent thinking during walking and during sitting. Psychological Research, 2022; DOI: 10.1007/s00426-021-01636-w

Summary: Some people overachieve despite a difficult upbringing, and this is the case for this episode's guest speaker, Ash Cash Exantus. Growing up in the projects of Manhattan, Ash had the cards stacked against him. Nonetheless, he worked his way up and is now one of the best financial advisors in the country. Ash is committed to working hard to reach his highest potential, while consistently reminding others of his humble beginnings and where he came from. He hopes to inspire others to pursue their dreams, upholding the idea that anything is attainable if you're focused on the right things and have a solid model to follow. Tune in for more incredible advice from Ash. Highlights: -Some people overachieve despite a difficult upbringing -Ash Cash grew up in the projects of Manhattan and became an entrepreneur at the age of 8 -Ash Cash is now one of the best financial advisors in the country, and is the author of 13 books -If he can beat the odds, so can others. He aims to help other people find greatness rather than making excuses due to their obstacles -By 24, he was a VP for one of the top financial institutions in the world -If you're focused on the right things and have a model to follow, you can achieve anything you desire -You will only get as far as your belief system. If you believe you will not move forward and be successful, this will be your reality -Instead of trying to lower to someone else's level to convince them to succeed, Ash believes in continuing to rise up while reminding people where you came from -If you constantly look at negative news, you won't be able to focus on the positive aspects of life and the opportunities available -His latest book, From the Block to the Bank, recounts his life story to emphasize that regardless of your background, you can maximize your full potential. He outlines 40 key ideas/principles to fulfill this Useful Links: Financial Survival Network Ash Cash From the Block to the Bank

Summary: Some of Pittsburgh's best cider can be found at TattieBogle Ciderworks with Kurt, one of the company's owners. He discusses cider history and the reason behind new, homemade blends, and standards like the Ciara. Cindy and Ashley from the Pittsburgh Foodies Facebook page talk growth and go-to questions in the foodie community, while Samantha Press stuns us with “Happy Thoughts,” and we “cheers” to good conversations and cider. Plus, our BIG SECRET is revealed. Slàinte! 2:50 Curt Henry: Food, drinks and entertainment, oh my! All at Tattiebogle CiderWorks. The cidery is run by a local family who brings community and cider together in Laurel Highlands. Kurt highlights the homegrown product and its history, paying homage to the settlers of the Laurel Highlands who hailed from England, Ireland, and Scotland! There are 11 varieties of cider to choose from, five of them ‘standards' and the rest intertwining seasonal and scientific fun! The traditional and modern ciders are made with only the purest juice from the non-spray, heirloom trees. 18:55 Cindy and Ashley of Pittsburgh Foodies: In March 2020, Pittsburgh Foodies was launched and its growth is as fast as apple on trees! After teaching together, Cindy and Ashley discovered that they both have a love for food and have even traveled to other cities just to grub and discover new places! Recipes, grocery tips and recommendations for some of Pittsburgh's greatest eateries can all be found on the group's Facebook page, including heated debates on one fan food especially: PIZZA. There is constantly a debate over where to get the best pizza in Pittsburgh. 36:56 Samantha Press: Singer-songwriter Samantha Press from Bedford, Pennsylvania brings soulful tunes with deep meaning. She grew up with a passion for music and can play three instruments! Her vibrant, cool songs tell stories and conjure imagery, wise beyond her years. Plus, she recently built her own website, Sip & Sing! Join us on July 22 and 23 to see her at the Deutschtown Music Festival in Pittsburgh.

Summary - Some ways that pilots can get over their fear of flying is through desensitization, feeling in control, imagining more realistic scenarios rather than the worst case, and by knowing how to recover properly in emergencies. Speakers – https://www.clubhouse.com/@ldgswithaflair (Captain Theresa) https://www.clubhouse.com/@deshelle (DeShelle Burrowes) https://www.clubhouse.com/@offeibea (Raphaela B. ) Resources – Clubhouse: https://clubhouseapp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us (New User Guide) Clubhouse: https://www.clubhouse.com/club/pilot-flight-trainin (Pilot Flight Training Club) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/landingswithaflair/?hl=en (@landingswithaflair) Show Website: https://landingswithaflair.com/ (landingswithaflair.com) Thank you for joining us! If you enjoyed the show, please give us a 5-star review!

January 16 Teacher: Charlie McMahan Key Scripture: James 4:1-3 Summary: Some numbers do not easily add up. Grace needed! The Weekend in a Word or Two: Conflict management

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Summary:Some people leave a note to be read after their death and these notes are treasured. Melissa Pennel's mother died unexpectedly and there was no note. As questions came to mind, Melissa compiled them into a book which she published, Questions You'll Wish You Asked: A Time Capsule Journal for Mothers and Daughters. She joins us today to tell us more about this book as well as the soon to be released version for Mothers and Sons.Episode Notes:Questions in her book serve as writing prompts and range from inquiries about mom's life as a young to her wishes and dreams for her daughter. Melissa Pennel is a writer, podcaster, and life coach living in Northern California. She has a keen interest in understanding the human condition and communicating how we can navigate a world that is at once beautiful and terrible. Her written work has been featured in publications such as Tiny Buddha, Elephant Journal, and Her View From Home. She's the author of  “Questions You'll Wish You Asked: A Keepsake Journal for Mothers and Daughters” which stemmed from the grief of losing her mother before asking important questions.Contact:Website:  https://asiliveandgrieve.comEmail:  info@asiliveandgrieve.comFacebook:  As I Live and GrieveInstagram:  @asiliveandgrieveTo Contact Marie:Join Melissa's email list: https://followyourfirecoaching.us15.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=a6540cb0d94d133550263b619&id=64600cec07 Order "The Questions You'll Wish You Asked: A Time Capsule Journal for Mothers and Daughters": https://www.followyourfirecoaching.com/questionsyoullwishyouasked Link to the podcast ("Follow Your Fire: Purpose, Confidence and Truth to Untame Your Life"): https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/follow-your-fire-purpose-confidence-truth-to-untame/id1492609543Credits: Music by Kevin MacLeod

Summary: Some people may hear the term "Bring Your Human" to something and not clearly understand what it means and how can it applies to sales. Erica Keswin had this aha moment of someone being human with her when her local Starbucks was out of her daughters favorite, pumpkin scones. Because their barista Ashley created a longstanding relationship with them, she knew that was their favorite and sprinted down the road to hand her a gingerbread loaf instead to try. On the house. Erica Keswin sought to highlight stories like Ashley and published the book, Bring Your Human To Work, 10 Surefire Ways to Design a Workplace That Is Good for People, Great for Business, and Just Might Change the World. It went on to be a Wall Street Journal Best Seller. This episode we unpack what it means to honor relationships and how that will serve you so well in sales and in your life! Key Takeaways by Time! 12:26 - Erica's strategy on networking and meeting people not focusing on what they can do for you. 19:22 - Overview of book. 10 ways companies can create a more human workplace. 27:04 - A study on the power of firefighters who built trust with one another. 34:03 - Why COVID is a gift to salespeople Connect with Erica! https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericakeswin/ (LinkedIN) https://ericakeswin.com/ (Erica's Website) https://www.amazon.com/Bring-Your-Human-Work-Workplace-ebook/dp/B079ZSGLPY (Bring Your Human to Work book) https://www.amazon.com/Rituals-Roadmap-Transform-Everyday-Workplace/dp/1260461890 (Rituals Roadmap (pre-order)) Connect with Us! https://www.linkedin.com/company/53108426/admin/ (LinkedIN: ) https://stories-of-selling-human.captivate.fm/ (Website: )

• Summary: Some people really do detest the idea that Jesus heals today. Some of it is not totally unfounded due to there are a few elephants in the room that need to be addressed.

Check out Luis! ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/c/Luisgvn ➡️ https://twitter.com/Luis_GVN EDITRS NOTE: AJ's mic is wonky this episode. It was a system settings issue, will be fixed for next week's episode. Directly To You - News Segment Episode: 81 0:00 - Housekeeping 1:33 - What We’re Playing 13:31 - Mario Kart Tour 29:45 - Mario Kart Wheel Accessory 36:13 - Is the Switch Lite Drifting? 41:44 - Dragon Quest 11 - Is it a Remake - For Satoru Iwata? 49:19 - Hero Banned from Smash in French Tourney 51:14 - AJ Video Comments 1:07:40 - Parker Video Comments 1:24:15 - Q&A Headline: Mario Kart Tour Breaking Day 1 Download Records Source: https://nintendoeverything.com/mario-kart-tour-surpasses-10-1-million-downloads-best-debut-for-nintendo-game-on-mobile/ Summary: Mario Kart Tour scored 10.1 million downloads on day 1, which breaks the previous record of 6.7 mil held by Pokemon Go. Mario Run also had 4.7 million on day 1, so this isn’t necessarily indicative of long-term success, but it certainly does point in its general direction. Furthermore, Mario Run had 200k downloads on the same day, which is a 36% increase, meaning it’s having a positive impact outside of just Mario kart Tour. Also - Daniel Ahmad mentioned that Google Play shows 10m for that platform alone, so it’s probably actually closer to 20 mil. Otherwise - thoughts on the game? ------------------------------------------- Headline: Mario Kart Wheel controller announced for Switch Source: https://nintendoeverything.com/mario-kart-racing-wheel-for-switch-announced/ Summary: “HORI has announced a new Mario Kart Racing Wheel accessory for Switch. It will come in two versions: a standard release and a more expensive DX version. This new accessory works with both the Switch and PC. Functions from the Switch controller have been migrated over to the new device, and even comes with a foot pedal. While it only works in docked mode, it’s compatible with other modes and the Switch Lite through an extra USB accessory. With the hold button, you can have an item held behind you. Players can choose to assign the different buttons as they please as well. There’s also “deadzone adjustment” and “reality adjustment” with seven different levels for adjusting turning radius so you can set it to your liking. The DX edition throws in suction cups and clamps.” ------------------------------------------- Headline: Is the Switch Lite Drifting? Source: uhh… the internet? Summary: Some reports have come out about drift on the Switch Lite already. Thoughts on all of that? Also - it sold 177k in Japan last week. ------------------------------------------- Headline: Dragon Quest 11 is a Remake - For Satoru Iwata? Source: https://nintendoeverything.com/dragon-quest-xi-s-devs-say-theyve-delivered-on-their-promise-to-satoru-iwata-to-bring-the-game-to-switch/ Summary: “Dragon Quest XI S is finally launching on Switch tomorrow. It’s been a long time coming, as we’ve known about the game ever since the console was given its NX code name. There weren’t too many that knew what the Switch actually was at the time – including some of the top developers at Square Enix. ------------------------------------------- Headline: Hero Banned in France in Smash Source: https://nintendoeverything.com/nintendo-france-bans-hero-and-future-dlc-characters-from-official-smash-bros-ultimate-tournaments/ AJ's last video: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... Parker's last video: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dty/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dty/support

Welcome to Finance and Fury Today will be a quick update for the upcoming election and policies in response to the budget plans released last week. This election is becoming a battle for votes among salary earners. In the past we have talked about class warfare strategy – it’s a tactic being used by both major parties. Breakdown: Where is each party is hanging their hats with incomes and taxes? Liberals announced tax cuts at the last budget last year Frydenberg’s affirming even more tax cuts for individuals and businesses, spending on education and infrastructure A reward for effort, aspiration, and enterprise, upholding personal responsibility and providing a helping hand where needed Next generation does not have to pick up the tab for the last generation Liberals are promising other things too like a budget surplus of $7.1bn which is a massive turnaround from 6 years ago when they took office Tax original plan under Liberals: Provide immediate relief by increasing tax offset Protect income earners from bracket creep – wage growth with no threshold increase pushes people into higher tax brackets Abolishing an entire tax bracket – incentivising hard work Doubling the low and middle-income tax offset from 2018 – 19 Structural reform by lowering the marginal tax rate to 30% for earners of $45k to $200k Limit the amount of tax as a share of the economy Being in surplus now means the government can reduce their revenue The previous episode explaining Reagan’s approach Someone earning $300k was paying 10 times more tax than someone no $45k What is Shorten’s response? Calling the budget radical right wing? Exposing shorten Claiming tax reductions are the same as giveaways. A giveaway to let people keep what they work for? What is Shorten’s background and what he represents vs what he has? Morrison summed it up best – why would you work hard under the Labor government? Labor’s budget plans: Alternative tax cuts and relief from bracket creep Said that 4.5 million workers earning between $48k and $90k will be better off under their plan, but are yet to release the details. ANU centre for social research has said under Labor there will be an increase in tax revenues of $39 bn over the years until 2024, which is a 5% increase from current revenues Analysts and professors say Labor’s plan will modestly lower income inequality but Liberal’s plan will modestly increase it because they pay more tax Let's have a look at some statistics FT Employed – 6.7m and PT employed – 3.9m – about 10.6m people 5m people shorten referred to are mainly PT or entry working positions Median Income (middle) for full-time workers - $78,268 p.a. Average Income of FT worker - $90,300 Average earnings of all workers (Pt and FT) - $67,243     What does this mean? The good side Simplified tax codes – this is a good thing Global confidence reaffirming the AAA rating Being on par with taxes in a global economy   What is bad? Other bits of regulations, you need less regulation in conjunction with lower taxes to benefit Abhorrent material on platforms tax Encryption laws to get around privacy breaches ISPs banning sites Summary: Some very good things here with tax cuts Tax cuts are good, especially when they benefit low-income taxes Income taxpayers fund the government, so its good to incentivise them to work   Thank you for listening today. If you want to get in touch you can do so here. Please don’t forget to review us and share us with your friends and family. Resources:        

Summary: Some people can see them, some people feel them, while others cannot. They are the Seven Energy Fields, Subtle Bodies, Human Energy Fields, Etheric Bodies or as some people would like to shorten it to Auras. I'll explain what it is and what are the seven different energy fields. Songs Featured: 1, I Can See Your Aura by Elaine Silver 2, Aura by BrunuhVille 3. Little Light by Hagalaz’ Runedance 4. The Chameleon by Saint Vitus 5. Untamed Energy by Levantis 6. Guided Spiritual Meditation Relaxation and Energising the Aura and Chakra by the Shepherd Mark-Neil's 7. Air I Am by Mother Tongue 8. Spirit by Firewisp Links: Events: - Wiccan Fest - wiccanfest.com/wiccanfest/ - Hexenfest - www.hexenfest.net/ - Witchfest Midlands 2019 - witchfest.net/events/witchfest-midlands/ Other Links: - Aura (Paranormal) - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aura_(paranormal) - The Three Plains and Seven Energy Field Bodies - www.kheper.net/topics/subtlebody…nergy_fields.html - Energetic Anatomy: A Complete Guide to the Human Energy Fields and Etheric Bodies - www.consciouslifestylemag.com/human-ener…ield-aura/ - The Chameleon Spirit Animal - trustedpsychicmediums.com/spirit-anima…irit-animal/ - The 7 Layers of Your Aura - foreverconscious.com/7-layers-aura - The Seven Layers of the Human Aura -www.naturalchakrahealing.com/seven-auri…ayers.html

Summary: Some people can see them, some people feel them, while others cannot. They are the Seven Energy Fields, Subtle Bodies, Human Energy Fields, Etheric Bodies or as some people would like to shorten it to Auras. I'll explain what it is and what are the seven different energy fields. The Spirit Guide of the week is the Chameleon. The Dream Symbols are Neighbors and Neighborhoods. Songs Featured: I Can See Your Aura by Elaine Silver Aura by BrunuhVille Little Light by Hagalaz’ Runedance The Chameleon by Saint Vitus Untamed Energy by Levantis Guided Spiritual Meditation Relaxation and Energising the Aura and Chakra by the Shepherd Mark-Neil's Air I Am by Mother Tongue Spirit by Firewisp Links: Events: Wiccan Fest Hexenfest Witchfest Midlands 2019 Other Links: Aura (Paranormal) The Three Plains and Seven Energy Field Bodies Energetic Anatomy: A Complete Guide to the Human Energy Fields and Etheric Bodies The Chameleon Spirit Animal The 7 Layers of Your Aura The Seven Layers of the Human Aura

What Is This Episode: 87 Air Date: 05/04/18 Duration:188:31 Size: 183mb Summary: * Some bad eggs attempting to stifle Kleenex’s progress and responding to trolls on Twitter. * Responding to the current state of “New Podtrash” and Wush gives his predictions. * High Pitch Eric ranting on Periscope and was left in an apartment he […] The post Episode 87 – Let Wu Be Wu appeared first on Podtrash.

What Is This Episode: 87 Air Date: 05/04/18 Duration:188:31 Size: 183mb Summary: * Some bad eggs attempting to stifle Kleenex’s progress and responding to trolls on Twitter. * Responding to the current state of “New Podtrash” and Wush gives his predictions. * High Pitch Eric ranting on Periscope and was left in an apartment he […] The post Episode 87 – Let Wu Be Wu appeared first on Podtrash.

Quote: “One has not only a legal, but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws.” Summary: Some people complain. Others worry. We’re interested in acting. And Martin Luther King Jr. provided an example of skillful action, demonstrating discipline and focus in his approach to combating a government and a society that held a skewed view of truth. He exercised what you might call “intelligent extremism” to shake a society back into reality. Here, in his famous Letter from a Birmingham Jail, MLK expressed his sense of justice, and explains his reasoning and his tactics.

“One has not only a legal, but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws.” Summary: Some people complain. Others worry. We’re interested in acting. And Martin Luther King Jr. provided an example of skillful action, demonstrating discipline and focus in his approach to combating a government and a society that held a skewed view of truth. He exercised what you might call “intelligent extremism” to shake a society back into reality. Here, in his famous Letter from a Birmingham Jail, MLK expressed his sense of justice, and explains his reasoning and his tactics.

 Episode: 16  Duration:2:26:40  Size: 134mb  iTunes RSS   Summary: Some technical hiccups with the audio and phone system. But overall it turned into a pretty decent show. The kinks will be worked out over time. Joey Boots calls in. The post Episode 16 – Studio Test 2, Joey Boots appeared first on Podtrash.