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Joël shares his recent project challenge with Tailwind CSS, where classes weren't generating as expected due to the dynamic nature of Tailwind's CSS generation and pruning. Stephanie introduces a personal productivity tool, a "thinking cap," to signal her thought process during meetings, which also serves as a physical boundary to separate work from personal life. The conversation shifts to testing methodologies within Rails applications, leading to an exploration of testing philosophies, including developers' assumptions about database cleanliness and their impact on writing tests. Avdi's classic post on how to use database cleaner (https://avdi.codes/configuring-database_cleaner-with-rails-rspec-capybara-and-selenium/) RSpec change matcher (https://rubydoc.info/gems/rspec-expectations/RSpec%2FMatchers:change) Command/Query separation (https://martinfowler.com/bliki/CommandQuerySeparation.html) When not to use factories (https://thoughtbot.com/blog/speed-up-tests-by-selectively-avoiding-factory-bot) Why Factories? (https://thoughtbot.com/blog/why-factories) Transcript:  STEPHANIE: Hello and welcome to another episode of The Bike Shed, a weekly podcast from your friends at thoughtbot about developing great software. I'm Stephanie Minn. JOËL: And I'm Joël Quenneville. And together, we're here to share a bit of what we've learned along the way. STEPHANIE: So, Joël, what's new in your world? JOËL: I'm working on a new project, and this is a project that uses Tailwind CSS for its styling. And I ran into a bit of an annoying problem with it just getting started, where I was making changes and adding classes. And they were not changing the things I thought they would change in the UI. And so, I looked up the class in the documentation, and then I realized, oh, we're on an older version of the Tailwind Rails gem. So, maybe we're using...like, I'm looking at the most recent docs for Tailwind, but it's not relevant for the version I'm using. Turned out that was not the problem. Then I decided to use the Web Inspector and actually look at the element in my browser to see is it being overwritten somehow by something else? And the class is there in the element, but when I look at the CSS panel, it does not show up there at all or having any effects. And that got me scratching my head. And then, eventually, I figured it out, and it's a bit of a facepalm moment [laughs]. STEPHANIE: Oh, okay. JOËL: Because Tailwind has to, effectively, generate all of these, and it will sort of generate and prune the things you don't need and all of that. They're not all, like, statically present. And so, if I was using a class that no one else in the app had used yet, it hadn't gotten generated. And so, it's just not there. There's a class on the element, but there's no CSS definition tied to it, so the class does nothing. What you need to do is there's a rake task or some sort of task that you can run that will generate things. There's also, I believe, a watcher that you can run, some sort of, like, server that will auto-generate these for you in dev mode. I did not have that set up. So, I was not seeing that new class have any effect. Once I ran the task to generate things, sure enough, it worked. And Tailwind works exactly how the docs say they do. But that was a couple of hours of my life that I'm not getting back. STEPHANIE: Yeah, that's rough. Sorry to hear. I've also definitely gone down that route of like, oh, it's not in the docs. The docs are wrong. Like, do they even know what they're talking about? I'm going to fix this for everyone. And similarly have been humbled by a facepalm solution when I'm like, oh, did I yarn [laughs]? No, I didn't [laughs]. JOËL: Uh-huh. I'm curious, for you, when you have sort of moments where it's like the library is not behaving the way you think it is, is your default to blame yourself, or is it to blame the library? STEPHANIE: [laughs]. Oh, good question. JOËL: And the follow-up to that is, are you generally correct? STEPHANIE: Yeah. Yep, yep, yep. Hmm, I will say I externalize the blame, but I will try to at least do, like, the basic troubleshooting steps of restarting my server [laughter], and then if...that's as far as I'll go. And then, I'll be like, oh, like, something must be wrong, you know, with this library, and I turn to Google. And if I'm not finding any fruitful results, again, you know, one path could be, oh, maybe I'm not Googling correctly, but the other path could be, maybe I've discovered something that no one else has before. But to your follow-up question, I'm almost, like, always wrong [laughter]. I'm still waiting for the day when I, like, discover something that is an actual real problem, and I can go and open an issue [chuckles] and, hopefully, be validated by the library author. JOËL: I think part of what I heard is that your debugging strategy is basic, but it's not as basic as Joël's because you remember to restart the server [chuckles]. STEPHANIE: We all have our days [laughter]. JOËL: Next time. So, Stephanie, what is new in your world? STEPHANIE: I'm very excited to share this with you. And I recognize that this is an audio medium, so I will also describe the thing I'm about to show you [laughs]. JOËL: Oh, this is an object. STEPHANIE: It is an object. I got a hat [laughs]. JOËL: Okay. STEPHANIE: I'm going to put it on now. It's a cap that says "Thinking" on it [laughs] in, like, you know, fun sans serif font with a little bit of edge because the thinking is kind of slanted. So, it is designy, if you will. It's my thinking cap. And I've been wearing it at work all week, and I love it. As a person who, in meetings and, you know, when I talk to people, I have to process before I respond a lot of the time, but that has been interpreted as, you know, maybe me not having anything to say or, you know, people aren't sure if I'm, you know, still thinking or if it's time to move on. And sometimes I [chuckles], you know, take a long time. My brain is just spinning. I think another funny hat design would be, like, the beach ball, macOS beach ball. JOËL: That would be hilarious. STEPHANIE: Yeah. Maybe I need to, like, stitch that on the back of this thinking cap. Anyway, I've been wearing it at work in meetings. And then, when I'm just silently processing, I'll just point to my hat and signal to everyone what's [laughs] going on. And it's also been really great for the end of my work day because then I take off the hat, and because I've taken it off, that's, like, my signal, you know, I have this physical totem that, like, now I'm done thinking about work, and that has been working. JOËL: Oh, I love that. STEPHANIE: Yeah, that's been working surprisingly well to kind of create a bit more of a boundary to separate work thoughts and life thoughts. JOËL: Because you are working from home and so that boundary between professional life and personal life can get a little bit blurry. STEPHANIE: Yeah. I will say I take it off and throw it on the floor kind of dramatically [laughter] at the end of my work day. So, that's what's new. It had a positive impact on my work-life balance. And yeah, if anyone else has the problem of people being confused about whether you're still thinking or not, recommend looking into a physical thinking cap. JOËL: So, you are speaking at RailsConf this spring in Detroit. Do you plan to bring the thinking cap to the conference? STEPHANIE: Oh yeah, absolutely. That's a great idea. If anyone else is going to RailsConf, find me in my thinking cap [laughs]. JOËL: So, this is how people can recognize Bikeshed co-host Stephanie Minn. See someone walking around with a thinking cap. STEPHANIE: Ooh. thinkingbot? JOËL: Ooh. STEPHANIE: Have I just designed new thoughtbot swag [laughter]? We'll see if this catches on. JOËL: So, we were talking recently, and you'd mentioned that you were facing some really interesting dilemmas when it came to writing tests and particularly how tests interact with your test database. STEPHANIE: Yeah. So, I recently, a few weeks ago, joined a new client project and, you know, one of the first things that I do is start to run those tests [laughs] in their codebase to get a sense of what's what. And I noticed that they were taking quite a long time to get set up before I even saw any progress in terms of successes or failures. So, I was kind of curious what was going on before the examples were even run. And when I tailed the logs for the tests, I noticed that every time that you were running the test suite, it would truncate all of the tables in the test database. And that was a surprise to me because that's not a thing that I had really seen before. And so, basically, what happens is all of the data in the test database gets deleted using this truncation strategy. And this is one way of ensuring a clean slate when you run your tests. JOËL: Was this happening once at the beginning of the test suite or before every test? STEPHANIE: It was good that it was only running once before the test suite, but since, you know, in my local development, I'm running, like, a file at a time or sometimes even just targeting a specific line, this would happen on every run in that situation and was just adding a little bit of extra time to that feedback loop in terms of just making sure your code was working if that's part of your workflow. JOËL: Do you know what version of Rails this project was in? Because I know this was popular in some older versions of Rails as a strategy. STEPHANIE: Yeah. So, it is Rails 7 now, recently upgraded to Rails 7. It was on Rails 6 for a little while. JOËL: Very nice. I want to say that truncation is generally not necessary as of Rails...I forget if it's 5 or 6. But back in the day, specifically for what are now called system tests, the sort of, like, Capybara UI-driven browser tests, you had, effectively, like, two threads that were trying to access the database. And so, you couldn't have your test data wrapped in a transaction the way you would for unit tests because then the UI thread would not have access to the data that had been created in a transaction just for the test thread. And so, people would use tools like Database Cleaner to use a truncation strategy to clear out everything between tests to allow a sort of clean slate for these UI-driven feature specs. And then, I want to say it's Rails 5, it may have been Rails 6 when system tests were added. And one of the big things there was that they now could, like, share data in a transaction instead of having to do two separate threads and one didn't have access to it. And all of a sudden, now you could go back to transactional fixtures the way that you could with unit tests and really take advantage of something that's really nice and built into Rails. STEPHANIE: That's cool. I didn't know that about system tests and that kind of shift happening. I do think that, in this case, it was one of those situations where, in the past, the database truncation, in this case, particular using the Database Cleaner gem was necessary, and that just never got reassessed as the years went by. JOËL: That's one of the classic things, right? When you upgrade a Rails app over multiple versions, and sometimes you sort of get a new feature that comes in for free with the new version, and you might not be aware of it. And some of the patterns in the app just kind of keep going. And you don't realize, hey, this part of the app could actually be modernized. STEPHANIE: So, another interesting thing about this testing situation is that I learned that, you know, if you ran these tests, you would experience this truncation strategy. But the engineering team had also kind of played around with having a different test setup that didn't clean the database at all unless you opted into it. JOËL: So, your test database would just...each test would just keep writing to the database, but they're not wrapped in transactions. Or they are wrapped in transactions, but you may or may not have some additional data. STEPHANIE: The latter. So, I think they were also using the transaction strategy there. But, you know, there are some reasons that you would still have some data persisted across test runs. I had actually learned that the use transactional fixtures config for RSpec doesn't roll back any data that might have been created in a before context hook. JOËL: Yep, or a before all. Yeah, the transaction wraps the actual example, but not anything that happens outside of it. STEPHANIE: Yeah, I thought that was an interesting little gotcha. So, you know, now we had these, like, two different ways to run tests. And I was chatting with a client developer about how that came to be. And we then got into an interesting conversation about, like, whether or not we each expect a clean database in the first place when we write our tests or when we run our tests, and that was an area that we disagreed. And that was cool because I had not really, like, thought about like, oh, how did I even arrive at this assumption that my database would always be clean? I think it was just, you know, from experience having only worked in Rails apps of a certain age that really got onto the Database [laughs] Cleaner train. But it was interesting because I think that is a really big assumption to make that shapes how you then approach writing tests. JOËL: And there's kind of a couple of variations on that. I think the sort of base camp approach of writing Rails with fixtures, you just sort of have, for the most part, an existing set of data that's there that you maybe layer on a few extra things on. But there's base level; you just expect a bunch of data to exist in your test database. So, it's almost going off the opposite assumption, where you can always assume that certain things are already there. Then there's the other extreme of, like, you always assume that it's empty. And it sounds like maybe there's a position in the middle of, like, you never know. There may be something. There may not be something, you know, spin the wheel. STEPHANIE: Yeah. I guess I was surprised that it, you know, that was just a question that I never really asked myself prior to this conversation, but it could feel like different testing philosophies. But yeah, I was very interested in this, you know, kind of opinion that was a little bit different from mine about if you assume that your database, your test database, is not clean, that kind of perhaps nudges you in the direction of writing tests that are less coupled to the database if they don't need to be. JOËL: What does coupling to the database mean in this situation? STEPHANIE: So, I'm thinking about Rails tests that might be asserting on a change in database behavior, so the change matcher in RSpec is one that I see maybe sometimes used when it doesn't need to be used. And we're expecting, like, account to have changed the count of the number of records on it for a model have changed after doing some work, right? JOËL: And the change matcher from RSpec is one that allows you to not care whether there are existing records or not. It sort of insulates you from that. STEPHANIE: That's true. Though I guess I was thinking almost like, what if there was some return value to assert on instead? And would that kind of help you separate some side effects from methods that might be doing too much? And kind of when I start to see tests that have both or are asserting on something being returned, and then also something happening, that's one way of, like, figuring out what kind of coupling is going on inside this test. JOËL: It's the classic command-query separation principle from object-oriented design. STEPHANIE: I think another one that came to mind, another example, especially when you're talking about system tests, is when you might be using Capybara and you end up...maybe you're going through a flow that creates a record. But from the user perspective, they don't actually know what's going on at the database level. But you could assert that something was created, right? But it might be more realistic at that level of abstraction to be asserting some kind of visual element that had happened as a result of the flow that you're testing. JOËL: Yeah. I would, in fact, go so far as to say that asserting on the state of your database in a system test is an anti-pattern. System tests are sort of, by design, meant to be all about user behavior trying to mimic the experience of a user. And a user of a website is not going to be able to...you hope they're not able to SSH into [chuckles] your database and check the records that have been created. If they can, you've got another problem. STEPHANIE: I wonder if you could take this idea to the extreme, though. And do you think there is a world where you don't really test database-level concerns at all if you kind of believe this idea that it doesn't really matter what the state of it should be? JOËL: I guess there's a few different things on, like, what it matters about the state of it because you are asserting on its state sort of indirectly in a sort of higher level integration test. You're asserting that you see certain things show up on the screen in a system test. And maybe you want to say, "I do certain tasks, and then I expect to see three items in an unordered list." Those three items probably come from the database, although, you know, you could have it where they come from an API or something like that. So, the database is an implementation level. But if you had random data in your database, you might, in some tests, have four items in the list, some tests have five. And that's just going to be a flaky test, and that's going to be incredibly painful. So, while you're not asserting on the database, having control over it during sort of test setup, I think, does impact the way you assert. STEPHANIE: Yeah, that makes sense. I was suddenly just thinking about, like, how that exercise can actually tell you perhaps, like, when it is important to, in your test setup, be persisting real records as opposed to how much you can get away with, like, not interacting with it because, like, you aren't testing at that integration level. JOËL: That brings up a good point because a lot of tests probably you might need models, but you might not need persisted models to interact with them, if you're testing a method on a model that just does things based off its internal state and not any of the ActiveRecord database queries, or if you have some other service or something that consumes a model that doesn't necessarily need to query. There's a classic blog post on the thoughtbot blog about when you should not reuse. There's a classic blog post on the thoughtbot blog about when not to use FactoryBot. And, you know, we are the makers of FactoryBot. It helps set up records in your database for testing. And people love to use it all the time. And we wrote an article about why, in many cases, you don't need to create something into the database. All you need is just something in memory, and that's going to be much faster than using FactoryBot because talking to the database is expensive. STEPHANIE: Yeah, and I think we can see that in the shift from even, like, fixtures to factories as well, where test data was only persisted as needed and as needed in individual tests, rather than seeding it and having all of those records your entire test run. And it's cool to see that continuing, you know, that idea further of like, okay, now we have this new, popular tool that reduce some of that. But also, in most cases, we still don't need...it's still too much. JOËL: And from a performance perspective, it's a bit of a see-saw in that fixtures are a lot faster because they get inserted once at the beginning of your test run. So, a SQL execution at the beginning of a test run and then every test after that is just doing its thing: maybe creating a record inside of a transaction, maybe not creating any records at all. And so, it can be a lot faster as opposed to using FactoryBot where you're creating records one at a time. Every create call in a test is a round trip to the database, and those are expensive. So, FactoryBot tests tend to be more expensive than those that rely on fixtures. But you have the advantage of more control over what data is present and sort of more locality because you can see what has been created at the test level. But then, if you decide, hey, this is a test where I can just create records in memory, that's probably the best of all worlds in that you don't need anything created ahead with fixtures. You also don't need anything to be inserted using FactoryBot because you don't even need the database for this test. STEPHANIE: I'm curious, is that the assumption that you start with, that you don't need a persisted object when you're writing a basic unit test? JOËL: I think I will as much as possible try not to need to persist and only if necessary use persist records. There are strategies with FactoryBot that will allow you to also, like, build stubbed or just build in memory. So, there's a few different variations that will, like, partially do things for you. But oftentimes, you can just new up an object, and that's what I will often start with. In many cases, I will already know what I'm trying to do. And so, I might not go through the steps of, oh, new up an object. Oh no, I'm getting a I can't do the thing I need to do. Now, I need to write to the database. So, if I'm testing, let's say, an ActiveRecord scope that's filtering down a series of records, I know that's a wrapper around a database query. I'm not going to start by newing up some records and then sort of accidentally discovering, oh yeah, it does write to the database because that was pretty clear to me from the beginning. STEPHANIE: Yeah. Like, you have your mental shortcuts that you do. I guess I asked that question because I wonder if that is a good heuristic to share with maybe developers who are trying to figure out, like, should they create persisted records or, you know, use just regular instance in memory or, I don't know, even [laughs] use, like, a double [laughs]? JOËL: Yeah, I've done that quite a bit as well. I would say maybe my heuristic is, is the method under test going to need to talk to the database? And, you know, I may or may not know that upfront because if I'm test driving, I'm writing the test first. So, sometimes, maybe I don't know, and I'll start with something in memory and then realize, oh, you know, I do need to talk to the database for this. And this is for unit tests, in particular. For something more like an integration test or a system test that might require data in the database, system tests almost always do. You're not interacting with instances in memory when you're writing a system test, right? You're saying, "Given the database state is this when I visit this URL and do these things, this page reacts in such and such a way." So, system tests always write to the database to start with. So, maybe that's my heuristic there. But for unit tests, maybe think a little bit about does your method actually need to talk to the database? And maybe even almost give yourself a challenge. Can I get away with not talking to the database here? STEPHANIE: Yeah, I like that because I've certainly seen a lot of unit tests that are integration tests in disguise [laughs]. JOËL: Isn't that the truth? So, we kind of opened up this conversation with the idea of there are different ways to manage your database in terms of, do you clean or not clean before a test run? Where did you end up on this particular project? STEPHANIE: So, I ended up with a currently open PR to remove the need to truncate the database on each run of the test suite and just stick with the transaction for each example strategy. And I do think that this will work for us as long as we decide we don't want to introduce something like fixtures, even though that is actually also a discussion that's still in the works. But I'm hoping with this change, like, right now, I can help people start running faster tests [chuckles]. And should we ever introduce fixtures down the line, then we can revisit that. But it's one of those things that I think we've been living with this for too long [laughs]. And no one ever questioned, like, "Oh, why are we doing this?" Or, you know, maybe that was a need, however many years ago, that just got overlooked. And as a person new to the project, I saw it, and now I'm doing something about it [laughs]. JOËL: I love that new person energy on a project and like, "Hey, we've got this config thing. Did you know that we didn't need this as of Rails 6?" And they're like, "Oh, I didn't even realize that." And then you add that, and it just moves you into the future a little bit. So, if I understand the proposed change, then you're removing the truncation strategy, but you're still going to be in a situation where you have a clean database before each test because you're wrapping tests in transactions, which I think is the default Rails behavior. STEPHANIE: Yeah, that's where we're at right now. So, yeah, I'm not sure, like, how things came to be this way, but it seemed obvious to me that we were kind of doing this whole extra step that wasn't really necessary, at least at this point in time. Because, at least to my knowledge [laughs], there's no data being seeded in any other place. JOËL: It's interesting, right? When you have a situation where this was sort of a very popular practice for a long time, a lot of guides mentioned that. And so, even though Rails has made changes that mean that this is no longer necessary, there's still a long tail of apps that will still have this that may be upgraded later, and then didn't drop this, or maybe even new apps that got created but didn't quite realize that the guide they were following was outdated, or that a best practice that was in their head was also outdated. And so, you have a lot of apps that will still have these sort of, like, relics of the past. And you're like, "Oh yeah, that's how we used to do things." STEPHANIE: So yeah, thanks, Joël, for going on this journey with me in terms of, you know, reassessing my assumptions about test databases. I'm wondering, like, if this is common, how other people, you know, approach what they expect from the test database, whether it be totally clean or have, you know, any required data for common flows and use cases of your system. But it does seem that little in between of, like, maybe it is using transactions to reset for each example, but then there's also some persistence that's happening somewhere else that could be a little tricky to manage. JOËL: On that note, shall we wrap up? STEPHANIE: Let's wrap up. Show notes for this episode can be found at bikeshed.fm. JOËL: This show has been produced and edited by Mandy Moore. STEPHANIE: If you enjoyed listening, one really easy way to support the show is to leave us a quick rating or even a review in iTunes. It really helps other folks find the show. JOËL: If you have any feedback for this or any of our other episodes, you can reach us @_bikeshed, or you can reach me @joelquen on Twitter. STEPHANIE: Or reach both of us at hosts@bikeshed.fm via email. JOËL: Thanks so much for listening to The Bike Shed, and we'll see you next week. ALL: Byeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!! AD: Did you know thoughtbot has a referral program? 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Daddy the Gator tells Froggy and Mr. Hummus the story of the legendary Thinking Cap. The cap gives the boys the power of critical thinking. But when the cap gets blown away in a thunderstorm, Froggy learns a valuable lesson about what it really takes to be a critical thinker.

Guest Speaker James Wilson preaches about how sometimes our faith is limited by our minds and how we should posture ourselves to receive from God.

Today's crossword is a real deal - two puzzles for the price of one, and the second involves math (or at least arithmetic). Fear not, though, a calculator is not required, but a willingness to have fun is -- and if you're listening to this podcast, fun is guaranteed.In other news, we have more on MOCHAS thanks to listener mail, and a reminder that tomorrow is Triplet Tuesday, so haul out that Thinking Cap, Tuesday will be here before you know it!!Contact Info:We love listener mail! Drop us a line, crosswordpodcast@icloud.com.Also, we're on FaceBook, so feel free to drop by there and strike up a conversation!

Caitlin C. Schanz, PharmD (@Schanz_Caitlin) explains the pharmacological mechanism of steroid use in community-acquired pneumonia treatment, interprets literature assessing use of steroids in management of community-acquired pneumonia and relates efficacy and safety outcomes of steroids in community-acquired pneumonia to a patient case. For more pharmacy content, follow Mayo Clinic Pharmacy Residency Programs @MayoPharmRes or the host, Garrett E. Schramm, Pharm.D., @garrett_schramm on Twitter! You can also connect with the Mayo Clinic's School of Continuous Professional Development online at https://ce.mayo.edu/ or on Twitter @MayoMedEd. 

Hang up one's hat; Tin foil hat; Hang on to your hat; To wear more than one hat; Pooh-bah

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#7. Have you ever wondered what it's like to be the clean beauty pioneer? What living with intention REALLY means? How to glow from the inside out? Kerrilynn Pamer founded CAP Beauty, an all-natural beauty e-commerce site, out of a love for wellness and inspired living — so much so that the floors of her store were made out of rose quartz to raise the vibration. With a philosophy that “Beauty is Wellness, Wellness is Beauty,” CAP Beauty seeks to introduce customers to the best in natural skincare and plant-based pantry goods. It is also the destination for an inspiring content arm, the ‘Thinking Cap,' which features the beauty cabinets of curated individuals, gift guides & recipes that align wellness and beauty.In this episode, we discuss:— How you can achieve an energetic “nature fix,” even when living in a concrete jungle— Why perfection is paralysis & what to seek instead— The biggest issue in culture & why it's the reason you feel stuck— How to know if you're addicted to chaos and how to stop this self-destructive cycle— What it's like to start a business with your best friend of 20 years— Why it's important to be barefoot— How to create a brand "manifesto" & how your company won't succeed without one— Her experience in writing what we've nicknamed the “Cookbook for the Soul”STAY UP-TO-DATEFollow us on Instagram.Sign up for our newsletter.BRANDS WE LOVEGo to Pique or use code "GREENISH" for 5% off.Go to HRBLS and use code “GREENISH” for 15% off.Go to Suckerz and use code “GREENISH15” for 15% off.Go to Karma Nuts and use code “GREENISH” for 20% off.Go to ChikiChikiBoomBoom and use code “GREENISH20” for 20% off.Go to BUBBLE Goods and use code “GREENISH10” for $10 off $50+.Tune in every other Friday at 9am PT / 12pm ET for your dose of greens.Let's chat! Email us at contact@agreenishlife.com.

Reel Friends' 3rd Short Reel is not so short, but we've seen things stranger that this. Join Madison & Emily as that they dive into 'Stranger Things Season 4 Vol. 2' like Steve dove through Watergate discussing their favorite theories (thanks, TikTok!) and unanswered questions: What song will save Nancy from Vecna's curse? What is Will painting? Will Steve turn into an Upside Down vampire and seek his romantic revenge? The options are endless for this Friday's Vol. 2 release, so get Dustin's Thinking Cap on and solidify your theories before watching!

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Have you ever wondered why people say, “Put your thinking cap on”? Do you know what a “Yankee Doodle Dandy” is? Tune into this week's episode to find out! Join fashion historian Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell as she tells us the stylish stories behind fashion-inspired words and phrases people still use today. From mad hatters to forgetful actors, this episode will get you talking all about fashion. About the Host Dr. Kimberly Chrisman-Campbell is an award-winning fashion historian, curator, and journalist based in Los Angeles. She has written about fashion, art, and culture for The Atlantic, The Washington Post, Politico, and The Wall Street Journal. About Honest History Honest History creates award-winning books, magazines, and this show for young historians across the world. Our mission is to inspire kids to create a positive impact on history themselves. Learn more at honesthistorymag.com and @honesthistory. Credits This episode was written by Heidi Coburn and produced by Randall Lawrence. Original theme music was written and recorded by Luke Messimer.   More Enjoy this episode? Share with your friends and don't forget to rate and review. See you next time!

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Visit SpeakEnglishWithTiffani.com/Episode151 for show notes for this podcast episode.In today's episode, you will learn new English vocabulary words and expressions related to the topic of brains. You will also hear tons of real-life stories that will help you understand the words and expressions more. This episode will give you the vocabulary and expressions you need to speak fluently in English about this topic.TODAY'S ENGLISH RESOURCEMaster English Tips PackTODAY'S ENGLISH VOCABULARY WORDS======================================Genius Meaning: exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability; very cleverSentence 1: He's a musical genius and can play three instruments.Sentence 2: Gina often doubted her genius, even after receiving her doctorate.Sentence 3: Call Jordan, he's a real genius at using anything with technology.Psyche Meaning: the totality of elements forming the mind; soul, spirit, and mindSentence 1: If you feel anxious, it might be from something you have not dealt with hidden in a corner of your psyche.Sentence 2: His grades had long loomed large in Jordan's psyche.Sentence 3: I have spent the last year contemplating the deep and mysterious depths of my husband's psyche.TODAY'S ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS======================================Shut your brain off Meaning: To stop thinking or worrying about somethingSentence 1: Shut off your brain because it is time for bed.Sentence 2: It had been a difficult day at work and Ben had difficulty shutting his brain off when he got to dinner.Sentence 3: The proposal bothered Clara and she wished she could just shut her brain off and not obsess over it.Put your thinking cap on Meaning: solve a problem; begin to figure something outSentence 1: The project is due on Monday so we have to put our thinking caps on immediately.Sentence 2: Put your thinking cap on Sheila, we need good ideas for the commercial.Sentence 3: When watching a documentary, you must put your thinking cap on rather than watch it mindlessly.GET YOUR Resource | Master English Tips Pack

The Third Mates investigate the Lachnamoore estate, then continue to unravel the mysteries of West Precinct. Fia embodies the world's greatest scientist, Zirk teams up with his mom, and Henry has a long awaited reunion. Support us at Patreon.com/Naddpod to get access to the after-show and a bunch of other Naddpod content!Music / Sound Effects Include:"Sci-fi Laboratory" by Qubodup at Freesound.org."A Wizard's Tournament" by Emily Axford."Soul Coins" by Emily Axford."The Pact" by Emily Axford."Zirk" by Emily Axford."The Purge" by Emily Axford."The Lonely Autumn" by Emily Axford."The Thinking Cap" by Emily Axford."A Memory" by Emily Axford."Spare the Spritely" by Emily Axford."Hardwon Takes the Wheel" by Emily Axford."Spooky Shafts" by Emily Axford.

Hi, I'm Lex – Lex McKee – who writes one half of the “Focus on Wellness” column for Focus Magazines and the Monday Moodscope blog for Moodscope. Today's topic is: I Think Therefore I Feel I wonder if René Descartes would be gracious enough for me to adapt his famous, “I think, therefore I am”? His was a way to prove our existence. Mine is a way to improve our experience of our existence. Why? Because our thinking often drives the way we feel. I was having a complete hissy-fit the other day, a bad mood that grew progressively worse. “Could it be,” I thought to myself, “that moods are purely chemical?” If so, my thinking was agitating those chemicals! A little Internet surfing seemed to confirm that every emotion is a complex cocktail of chemicals rushing through the bloodstream. How are these chemicals triggered? They are triggered by our reaction or our response to a stimulus. If something makes us jump, the “fear” emotional reaction is necessarily fast – leaving no time to think before the cocktail is released. However, in most circumstances, we have time to think, we have time to respond, and thus have time to change how we feel. Feeling cross was a real downer, something I want to learn to influence even if I can't quite control it. It was therefore interesting to be reminded of the contribution Edward de Bono has made to improving our thinking. Edward died on the 9th June – a great loss to the world of thinking. One of Edward's most famous techniques is “Six Thinking Hats.” Playing on the idea of, “Putting on our Thinking Cap,” de Bono suggested we would have a better experience of life if we learned “Parallel Thinking” – to think in multiple ways. He asked us to put on one Thinking Hat at a time. We put on the White Hat to think about facts and to use our powers of logic. The Black Hat is the one to wear when thinking about what could go wrong – the worst-case scenario. To balance this with optimism – the best-case scenario - he said to wear the Yellow Hat. To create options, alternatives, and possibilities, we put on the Green Hat. The Blue Hat is the management hat, put on to lead and organise the thinking process. But by far my favourite is the Red Hat which allows us to express our emotions without needing any argument to justify them. Returning to my hissy-fit, a wise friend would let me keep the Red Hat on for a few minutes while I ranted and vented! They could then ask me to put on the Black Hat to exaggerate the worst-case scenario (i.e. “The day was ruined, I wouldn't get any work done!”) Rant and gloom and doom over, I could put on the White Hat to calmly look at the facts. After this, the Yellow Hat would help me think through the best-case, and the Green Hat would facilitate the generation of positive options to improve the day. Finally, the Blue Hat would help me organise what to do next. Frankly, it's cute even if over-complex for most situations, but it made me think… …and the more I thought about it, the calmer I became. Surprise, surprise – I ended up having a pretty good day. I think, therefore I feel. Music Credit: Documentary Ambient Background Danail Draganov Used under licence from Storyblocks.com Image Credit: Photo Mix from Pixabay - used with permission

The Third Mates settle up under the mountain, then visit high society! Henry tries to disappear, Fia experiences special treatment, and Zirk can't stay mad. Support us at Patreon.com/Naddpod to get access to the after-show and a bunch of other Naddpod content!Music / Sound Effects Include:"Sci-fi Laboratory" by Qubodup at Freesound.org."A Wizard's Tournament" by Emily Axford."Unknown Tome" by Emily Axford."Soul Coins" by Emily Axford."The Pact" by Emily Axford."The Whisperwood" by Emily Axford."Zirk" by Emily Axford."Montgomery Manor" by Emily Axford."The Purge" by Emily Axford."The Lonely Autumn" by Emily Axford."The Thinking Cap" by Emily Axford."Zelbuldar 3" by Emily Axford."A Memory" by Emily Axford."The Baron's Estate" by Emily Axford.

The Thinker is on a Multiversal crime spree and it'll take TWO Atoms to stop him!   Mighty Mites, Al Pratt and Ray Palmer team up for the first time to tackle the criminal mastermind from Earth-2.    You'll gasp at the theft of some priceless bookends!   Your eyes won't believe the amazing Atomobile!   You'll thrill to the Atom's Inter-Dimensional Vibrator!   Get your Thinking Cap on and join David and Peter for this fun issue.   Celebrity voices impersonated.   #atom #theatom #alpratt #raypalmer #thinker #thethinker #jamesgunn #suicidesquad #petercapaldi #dccomics #dcmultiverse #dcu #dcuniverse #comicpodcast #theearth2podcast               

Politicking at its finest! On this episode we had the privilege to speak with community leader, Nicholas Richard-Thompson! Pan-African, Anti-Imperialist & Abolitionist speaks about his political views and involvement in government. Tune In!

Building Memory with Science and Senses - Put on Your Thinking Cap (EP:19)  With  Stella Collins, MSc.  Creating effective learning can be complicated – from our biology to our environment, there are a lot of elements that influence outcomes. And how can we get our learners curious anyway, especially in our increasingly digital spaces? Grab a hat and put it on (we mean it…. we'll wait while you go get it)  because in this episode, celebrated author and science-based learning thinker, Stella Collins, joins Stacy Craft to explore learning and the brain, memory, the powers of sensory experiences, avoiding stagnation, community, and why there is a group of people who think “Brains!” when they bite into a bar of chocolate. We also take time to unpack the LEARNS strategy for designing and providing education that people will remember. Questions? Feedback? Ideas? Contact us at edufi@mayo.edu Additional Resources: Stellar Labs Resources 6 Tricks to Making Learning Sticky!  LEARNS Teacher Centered Vs Learner Centered Nine Things Educators Need to Know About the Brain BASIC & LEARNERS Mnemonic/Acronyms Articles Benjamin C. Ingman (2019) Novelty and educational experience, The Curriculum Journal, 30:1, 69-90, DOI: 10.1080/09585176.2018.1564684 Tyng, C. M., Amin, H. U., Saad, M. N., & Malik, A. S. (2017). The influences of emotion on learning and memory. Frontiers in psychology, 8, 1454. Roumell, E. A. (2019). Priming adult learners for learning transfer: Beyond content and delivery. Adult Learning, 30(1), 15-22. Videos The Neuroscience of Learning - Bruce McCandliss Neuroscience, AI and the Future of Education | Scott Bolland | TEDxSouthBank Stellar Labs Take 5 Video Channel

Kia ora Mosen At Largers.   What a difference a good teacher makes. Chances are you remember with fondness the lessons you learned from teachers who made learning interesting and even had the skills to turn learning into a game. Well, your Alexa-enabled device has the skills to do just that too. They’re skills from Thinking Cap Innovations. I speak with one of the co-founders, Misha Feigenson, about the two skills they have developed, Thinking Cap Math and Thinking Cap Spanish. Then I give you a taster of both skills. These skills are free to use, so just ask your Alexa device to enable them, and have fun.   Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneak peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to media-subscribe@mosen.org And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

On this week's episode of The Impact Sessions Podcast we meet Lisa East, Managing Director of The Thinking Cap and we explore all things content. From content creation to creating a content calendar and plan but particularly, how ANYONE can and should be able to be interesting on the right social media platforms. We discuss how the global pandemic has changed the face of content, with more people having more time to create more, but is that necessarily a good thing? Lisa shares some great tips on where to start if you are not sure, and some questions to ask yourself before just diving in. We look at design v the written word - what works best and how to stop the social media "scroll" too. Lisa also discusses lead generation using content and how to sustain growth if you have an opportunity to exploit. Basically, if you run a business, are responsible for developing the profile of a business, or are just looking at ways to up your content "game" then give this excellent podcast a watch or listen. Lisa really is at the top of her game. Feedback, as always is most welcome. Contact Details Lisa East Managing Director The Thinking Cap Tel - +44 (0) 7436 223688 Email - lisa@thethinkingcap.co.uk  Web - www.thethinkingcap.co.uk  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisaeast/ 

The Middles Open goes balls deep into the world of the unknown, talking about aliens, priesthood, and if God exists. The crew also explains its influence on mysterious thinking and why we are not alone in this predetermined life.

We're talking music (and of course a buncha' other stuff) as we complete our annual Thinking Cap wrap-up!

This week join Seth and Rebecca for a discussion about their favorite kids books about ADD and ADHD.  Show Notes: 2:20 - Mrs. Gorski, I Think I Have the Wiggle Fidgets (The Adventures of Every Day Geniuses), by Barbara Esham 21:22 - All Birds Have ADHD, by Kathy Hoopman 23:17 - Ramona Quimby, by Beverly Cleary 23:38 - Amelia Bedilia 23:42 - Calvin and Hobbs 24:08 - Percy Jackson and the Olympians Series, by Rick Riordan 23:42 - Joey Pigza, by Jack Gantos 33:18 - Just Ask: Be Different, Be Brave, Be You, by Sonya Sotomayor 34:57 - The Day you Begin, by Jacqueline Woodson 51:50 -Sarabella's Thinking Cap, by Judith Byron Schachner     Find us on the web! Rad Child Podcast: www.radchildpodcast.com Facebook Twitter Instagram Contact us: radchildpodcast@gmail.com Be a guest Donate Buy Rad Merch Shift Book Box: https://www.shiftbookbox.com/ Facebook Instagram Twitter  

In this episode of Molina podcast, Elizabeth Molina talks with Kalisa Augustine about Spirituality and Energy Healing, and the way they affect your Beauty.   She is an experienced holistic health practitioner and author offering private sessions and group workshops in New York City and Los Angeles. Her energy healing and spiritual guidance process brings her clients greater awareness, peacefulness and clarity in order to heal.   The foundational intentions behind her work are to elevate, inspire, and awaken the power of the human spirit through energy healing. As humanity continues to evolve, Kalisa intends to bring themes of empowerment and expansion into all future works. Her latest venture, The Energy Book, published in August 2020 with Penguin Random House UK.   With professional accolades from notable actors and visual artists to global advisors and entrepreneurs, Kalisa's soul guidance and energy healing continues to make headlines. She has been featured on television shows including “The Untitled Action Bronson Show” and “F*ck That's Delicious,” as well as in Vogue, Bustle, The New York Times, Marie Claire, WMagazine, Buzzfeed, MindBodyGreen, Vice, Well + Good, Domino, The Numinous, The Free People Blog, BeautyBets, SportLuxe, Folk Rebellion, The Thinking Cap, HBFit and PopSugar.       Starting with their own experiences, they end up giving some powerful tips and tricks to enhance your relationship with money.     Make sure to take away the notes!   Conversation Highlights: [00:04:43] What's your WHY for your spirituality? Spirituality is about the communion with the deepest part of truth. Who you actually are? What spirituality is about? The gifts are within you! "Meditation provided me the access to……"   [00:13:00] Being intuitive with yourself…... Why can't you meditate? Initiation is any time you meet your deepest fears in a way that rocks you. How difficult is it to be unique? The relationship with Christ Whatever you put your energy into expands, amplifiers and flourishes.   [00:28:05] What is the link between Spirituality and your beauty? How to access the divine energy to enhance your beauty? When you remove your pain, it create some space for light. Prioritising healthy habits…… The energetic is the foundation for the physical. Knowing the 'WHY?'   [00:39:33] Maintaining the foundation of Energy….. How intense is to ground yourself and alllow the energy to flow? How to find your sense of balance? "When you are balanced, it is a lot easier to maintain a sense of strength." The need for curiosity.     [00:50:56] What to do when you get off the track? Encountering the down days…. The need to be courageous. Should you surrender? How to Trust? How to amplify the power of the Universe? Supercharge your life….. The purpose of Meditation!   [01:12:53] Is there any category in the beauty circle Kalisa do not excel in?   [01:17:28] One thing you don't know about Kalisa. Creative Writing and Art are one of the best ways to express yourself. Being Sensual is one of Kalisa's secret.   Special Reminder: Supercharge your life by healing your energy!  Get your copy of The Energy Book   Check out the Meditation Station at kalisaaugustine.com.   Want to book an individual session with Kalisa? Visit Here.   Reach out to Kalisa: On her Website Instagram Subscribe to Kalisa's Newsletter   Connect with Elizabeth Molina and make sure to join The Beauty Circle. Check us out on YouTube and Follow our page on Instagram.

In this episode we are chatting with Misha Feigenson from Thinking Cap Innovations – Screen Free and Touch Free Learning, a startup dedicated to developing voice-first applications in education, for children, teens and their families. Misha is a musician at heart and a physicist by education, but his real passion lies in building products inspired by being a parent.   Here is…Read more

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One curious little girl tackles all the world’s big questions and finds . . . even more questions. Judith Pearl, age 12, has more questions than answers. Her quirky scientist father is a certified genius and assures her his Thinking Cap will give her the answers. She also hopes for added intelligence and maybe even a new creative idea. Though reluctant to be pushy, Judith asks the boldest questions she can about the sun and moon, sky, clouds and stars. Why does the ocean wrap around the earth and how do whales give birth? What’s the worth of a sand dollar, and why are there creepy crawly things? As Judith considers who made the green grass and trees, she apologizes to the Thinking Cap for her lack of patience. She can’t understand how she ended up with a button in the middle of her belly or why her toes sometimes smell. Why does she have five fingers instead of three? Why when she falls does she scrape her knee? She wants to invent a potion so no one ever bleeds, which seems like a very large need. Judith wants to know where war and guns come from. Why would anyone shoot someone else’s daughters and sons? Why do some people not have enough to eat? Why do they get sick and how can they get well? What is loneliness? And can any person tell the future? Judith is ready to take notes but the Thinking Cap just blinks, saying nothing. Is the blinking a code like a poem, song, or ode? What’s the mystery of music and math? Still no answer from the Thinking Cap. Judith sighs and decides that when she finds the answers she’ll let the Thinking Cap know, because her father’s invention only helped her question list to grow.

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Sticking with the Spanish theme, today we learn all about their version of Little Red Riding Hood and pick up a bit of tasty vocab along the way. Feedback, comments, demos please to ✉️ thedottodotpodcast@gmail.com

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When I was an elementary school teacher, I used to tell my students all the time to "put your thinking cap on" when I wanted them to look beyond the obvious and do some really DEEP thinking to come up with creative solutions. Now I'm telling YOU the same thing! Adjusting to change and creating our "new normal" can feel completely overwhelming at times. But what if instead of thinking of change as crisis management, we thought about it as an opportunity to be creative? Join me as I walk you through a process of shifting your mindset that will equip you to not just survive change, but to succeed and create great success.

Now that Glory can make wax, what will her job be? 

Zac Oyama and Siobhan Thompson join The Band of Boobs as they continue their battle against the Tarrasque! Moonshine enters the elven matrix, Hardwon faces a moral dilemma, and Beverly fights for his life. Support us at Patreon.com/Naddpod to get access to the after-show and a bunch of other Naddpod content! Get tickets to our upcoming live shows at naddpod.com/live.Music/Sound Effects Include:"Crowd Screaming" by InspectorJ at Freesound.org."Hellhound" by Taure at Freesound.org."A Fate Refused" by Emily Axford."The Thinking Cap" by Emily Axford."The Multiverse" by Emily Axford."The Kingshammer" by Emily Axford."The Valiant Ol' Cobb by Emily Axford."Into the Flame" by Emily Axford."A Haven Away From Home" by Emily Axford."Torn Apart" by Emily Axford.

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Andrew and Ken interview Shirley and Harvey Kimble, the creators of the Thinking Cap Quiz Bowl competition. If you are not familiar with it, it's a fun competition that caters to large groups and promotes collaboration. The guys also answer an email from a coach from Texas about practice time.

Like with any good project, it takes a team to get you across the finish line. For two seasons, the Center for American Progress has published this weekly podcast in hopes of encouraging its listeners to think about the world a little differently, and share perspectives that can help foster a more inclusive society. From Sally Tucker and Thinking CAP’s original hosts Michele Jawando and Igor Volsky, to our supervising producer Rachel Rosen and season two producer Kyle Epstein, and our researcher Chris Ford, making this podcast has been an exceptional ride. This week, we bring this part of the journey to a close by revisiting an interview Daniella and Ed recorded with A.F.S.C.M.E. president Lee Saunders about the state of the labor movement in the United States. Be sure to follow Daniella and Ed on Twitter (@dgibber123 and @EdChungDC) for news about what projects they have coming down the pike – we hope you come along for the ride.

The Band of Boobs take on the Nine Hells in a fight for the Thinking Cap! Moonshine and Hardwon become action heroes, Beverly has a bitter reunion, and Mavris is officially named captain. Support us at Patreon.com/Naddpod to get access to the after-show and a bunch of other Naddpod content! Get tickets to our upcoming live shows at naddpod.com/live.Music/Sound Effects include:"Crackling Fire" by sagetyrtle at Freesound.org."Gypsy Violin Variation" by Howard Geisel at Freesound.org."A Wizard Tournament" by Emily Axford."Unknown Tome" by Emily Axford."A Tale's End" by Emily Axford. "Lucanus Aer'Tea" by Emily Axford. "Snake Fight" by Emily Axford. "A Sign From Melora" by Emily Axford. "Sea Beast" by Emily Axford. "Shadowfell Sneak" by Emily Axford. "The Valiant Ol' Cobb" by Emily Axford.

Zac Oyama (Dimension 20 / CollegeHumor) joins the Band of Boobs in the Gladeholm Wizard Tournament! Hardwon tries desperately to impress a new party member, Moonshine bonds with her dirty daddy, and Beverly has an unfortunate incident with a rival wizard. Support us at Patreon.com/Naddpod to get access to the after-show and a bunch of other Naddpod content! Get tickets to our upcoming live shows at naddpod.com/live.Music/Sound Effects include:"Crackling Fire" by sagetyrtle at Freesound.org."Club chatter, London" by mlteenie at Freesound.org."Dreamy Ambience" by Klankbeeld at Freesound.org."Techno Pop" by Frankum at Freesound.org."Small Forest Stream" by CraftCrest at Freesound.org."Sad Song" by at maerkunst at Freesound.org."Moonshine's Stump" by Emily Axford."Lucanus Aer'Tea" by Emily Axford."The Thinking Cap" by Emily Axford."Quiksus" by Emily Axford."A Wizard Tournament" by Emily Axford."The University" by Emily Axford."Star Spawn" by Emily Axford."The Whisperwood" by Emily Axford.

The Band of Boobs say their goodbyes to Lydia and finally head back to the material plane! Beverly comes clean, Moonshine confronts her dirty daddy, and Hardwon gets a new lease on life. Support us at Patreon.com/Naddpod to get access to the after-show and a bunch of other Naddpod content! Get tickets to our upcoming live shows at naddpod.com/live.Music/Sound Effects include:"Dreamy Ambience" by Klankbeeld at Freesound.org."Fire Forest Inferno" by Dynamicell at Freesound.org."Anvil & Steel Hammer" by Benboncan at Freesound.org. "Crackling Fire" by sagetyrtle at Freesound.org."Big Crowd Chatter" by Kyster at Freesound.org. "Trust the Gust" by Emily Axford. "A Fate Refused" by Emily Axford."A Bastard No More" by Emily Axford."The Twinkling Lights of Galaderon" by Emily Axford."Moonshine's Stump" by Emily Axford. "Wish Stones" by Emily Axford. "A Rare Appearance" by Emily Axford."Oh, Melora!" by Emily Axford."A Tale's End" by Emily Axford."The Mountain Meets the Sky" by Emily Axford. "Snake Fight" by Emily Axford. "Beverly's House" by Emily Axford."An Innocent Flirtation" by Emily Axford. "Lucanus Aer'Tea" by Emily Axford."The Thinking Cap" by Emily Axford. "A Miracle Child" by Emily Axford."Mee Maw's Burden" by Emily Axford.

If you’re a fan of this podcast, you probably recognize this week’s guest. Having just finished his debut book, “Guns Down: How to Defeat the NRA and Build a Safer Future with Fewer Guns,” Igor Volsky, a former Thinking CAP co-host and current executive director of Guns Down America, joined the pod to discuss his new project and lay out his vision to reduce the number of guns in the U.S. by raising the standard of ownership. Volsky, a former journalist, breaks down the current state of the gun violence prevention movement; the National Rifle Association's outsize influence on shaping the national debate; and why the movement to reduce guns and gun deaths is finally picking up momentum in all corners of the country.

Join Chris & Rozie along with Ben Hebbert as we take listener questions. Do you want to go to violin making school? We discuss some great options. Do we think the violin will change over the next 100 years? What are some new technologies in the market? And we learned the difference between a fez and a thinking cap. Ben tells us where not to eat in Cremona. Special Guest: Benjamin Hebbert.

"The Fourth "R"" by George O. Smith Reviewed (but not read) by Khaki & K.  In which: Rabble-rousing Rodrigo raucously rejects the ruling ranks and rocks out with rebellious renegades to reignite the revolution! Bookmarked passages: Glue Traps Part II, unused Genie bottles, constructivist art and Farscape, top-seasoning of an Executor Class Star Destroyer, Thinking Cap, Cathar gnostics, Taekwondo.exe, past tense of reading, three languages in a trench goat, George R. R. R. R. Martin, the Fourth Plinth, louder for the people at home, a Good Mind Number Selected quotes: "I just have a note that says PIRATES, exclamation mark!" "I especially liked the lion gentleman with the large..."—"Assets?" Find CoverMyAssCast on Twitter, Gmail and the good old-fashioned web.

Show Notes:Critical Thinking: What is It and Why is it Important to Believers?https://www.patheos.com/blogs/bibleandculture/2012/04/29/critical-thinking-what-is-it-and-why-is-it-important-to-believers/What does the Bible say about Critical Thinking?https://www.openbible.info/topics/critical_thinkingA Critical Mind vs. A Critical Spirithttps://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/trevin-wax/a-critical-mind-vs-a-critical-spirit/Critical Thinking: Why is it So Hard to Teach?https://www.aft.org/sites/default/files/periodicals/Crit_Thinking.pdfWhat the Hell is Going On: David Mitchel’s Soapboxhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2L4TMQRzac

In this episode my friend Ian is back and we discuss the importance of consistency and how to stay consistent with what you're doing. This is another good episode you're not going to want to miss as always take a screenshot if you can and tag us and don't forget to favorite the podcast good vibes and thanks for listening!

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In this episode I talk with Ian Santos aka Mr. Thinking Cap, founder of Thinking Caps and Chosen 1 Apparel. We talk about the transparency and learning lessons in life, being able to step back and see things clearly and his "bounce-back ability" which was awesome! Let me know your thoughts on the conversation and as always I do appreciate every listen and all of your time thank you! GoodVibes and godbless!

Hello, Heroes! Welcome to our anniversary episode of Shroom for Two! We’ve been bringing you this show, weekly-ish, for a whole year! It’s been quite a wild ride, and we’re super thankful to you all for having been on it with us!So grateful, in fact, that we’ve got a special announcement! We’re proud to announce the existence of a #shroomfortwo channel in the PVZ Heroes Discord! Hop on over there and say hello! On the actual show this week, we see the results of Taylor’s brewing with Thinking Cap, and the breadth of y’all’s Conjure HG decks!  Show notes for Episode 50Decks from this episode: https://imgur.com/a/Vh8U06ODecks from the Conjure HG segment: http://www.sharecsv.com/s/53736b759c2d6b110d7b52fc9ae4cda7/Conjure%20HG%20-%20Sheet1.csvPVZ Heroes Discord. Come find us in #ShroomForTwo: https://discordapp.com/invite/MEk77xP

Hello, Heroes!Welcome to another episode of Shroom for Two, laboriously crafted on its namesake day!  We recorded our episode early this week, which means two things: 1. You get to hear it two days earlier than usual! 2. We’re doing a mailbag this week instead of the Conjure HG breakdown. Don’t fret! You’ll see that next week on our 50th episode.We also get down deep with Thinking Cap! Taylor takes on the laddering challenge with Thinking Cap. Next week you’ll find out about the decks he brewed with Dr. Spacetime and Zombology Teacher!Thanks for all your interesting questions! We answer questions about formats, new card types, and more! If you’ve got any to send our way, email us at shroomfortwopodcast@gmail.com!Show Notes for Episode 49Homestar Runner Labor Day:  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QLFf2n5h_YkTodayborday is Labor Day:  https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KBXsx1ZHgg0Imp-Throwing Imp Decks:  https://imgur.com/gallery/JzQVJSTEliotte’s Mono-color Listener Mail: https://pastebin.com/PcJJbrZ6Listener Eliotte’s Mono-color Decks: https://ibb.co/dZKFkKhttps://ibb.co/fEnqKe 

Thinking CAP is back Thursday, September 6, with two new co-hosts: Daniella Gibbs Léger, senior vice president for Communications and Strategy at the Center for American Progress, and Ed Chung, CAP vice president for Criminal Justice Reform. This season, they will tackle some of the biggest questions at play in our democracy with the biggest names in politics, comedy, sports, and activism. Season 2 will feature interviews with Clint Watts, a former FBI special agent for counterterrorism; Vanita Gupta, who previously led the Civil Rights Division at the U.S. Department of Justice; Jason Kander, an Afghanistan veteran and former Missouri secretary of state; Jeh Johnson, former secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security; and Jeffrey Toobin, best-selling author, longtime staff writer for The New Yorker, and CNN’s chief legal analyst.

In this conversation with Daniella Gibbs Leger, Senior Vice President of Communications & Strategy at the Center for American Progress and co-host of the podcast, Thinking Cap, we discuss midterms, women running for office and how they are viewed by party insiders, feminism, the state of the democratic party, and voter suppression. Thinking Cap Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/amprog Center for American Progress: https://www.americanprogress.org Daniella Gibbs Leger: https://twitter.com/dgibber123 Support Electorette: www.Patreon.com/ELECTORETTE | Electorette.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Senator Cory Booker speaks with justice advocate Weldon Angelos about the failed War on Drugs. Angelos was sentenced to 55 years in prison for a first-time marijuana offense but had his sentence reduced after a major public campaign drew attention to the injustice of his case. This is a special episode recorded LIVE in partnership with the Center for American Progress and its podcast, Thinking Cap.

Senator Cory Booker speaks with justice advocate Weldon Angelos about the failed War on Drugs. Angelos was sentenced to 55 years in prison for a first-time marijuana offense but had his sentence reduced after a major public campaign drew attention to the injustice of his case. This is a special episode recorded LIVE in partnership with the Center for American Progress and its podcast, Thinking Cap.

Ad-Man Mark Middleton is our ultimate superhero. One minute, he has his Thinking Cap on as he creates remarkable Big Ideas for name brands; next it's Up, Up and Away in his Micro-Influencer Cape as he leads narrative for brands like Telkom and Puma! You can't miss the low down on how he does this and how Influencer Marketing is impacting Brand Performance across industries! Contact our friends at theSalt. They are influencer marketing driven experts and will propel your business to startling success! www.thesalt.co.za Nfluential Influencer Marketing Strategists

Echocast Radio — Ad-Man Mark Middleton is our ultimate superhero. One minute, he has his Thinking Cap on as he creates remarkable Big Ideas for name brands; next it’s Up, Up and Away in his Micro-Influencer Cape as he leads narrative for brands like Telkom and Puma! You can’t miss the low down on how he does this and how Influencer Marketing is impacting Brand Performance across industries! Contact our friends at theSalt. They are influencer marketing driven experts and will propel your business to startling success! www.thesalt.co.za

Slow Motion Sundays 102: School's almost out but class is just starting! Sit down, strap on that Thinking Cap, & listen to find ways to help us put the cool back in school, #LupeFiasco. Red for Ed is more than just increases in wages for teachers, it's providing sufficient financial support to all education staff & administrators, as well as promoting & implementing viable budget plans, less education budget cuts, and providing staff the materials they need to sufficiently do their jobs, as well as ensure that students of all backgrounds have the materials & books they need to become the bright future Kings & Queen we know they were meant to be. #DoWork

Don't "Lose Yourself" if you're one of the last bus metas that the Thinker is after. As Ralph and Barry track down the last of the bus metas, Ralph is ready to end it all by killing Devoe. Barry talks him down from this dark way of thinking and they find the elusive Edwin Gauss, who has the ability to open up pocket dimensions. Right on their tale is Devoe's Samuroid who even stabs Caitlin right through the shoulder. She manages to recover with Killer Frost's help and they protect Gauss in STAR Labs. Harry has a nice little Sonic Scepter that could give them the upper hand on Devoe. But Joe gives Harry a talking to about his obvious addiction to the Thinking Cap. And he may have even listened to him a little. Soon the team discovers that Gauss could take them to Devoe's lair, but when they arrive they soon discover that it's all a trap! And the battle that follows affects everyone. For a brief moment the team had the upper hand, but Devoe soon takes it away with disastrous consequences. Jay and Josh try to ascend their mind to a higher plain on this week's episode of Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast!

Team Flash track down the final bus meta Edwin Gauss, but are followed by the Samuroid, who injures Caitlin. The team rush back to Star Labs to regroup and heal. Caitlin reveals to Iris that Killer Frost is activated by her adrenal gland, and she is working on a way to separate them. Harry comes up with a tuning fork weapon that mimics Izzy's abilities in order to defeat DeVoe. Ralph reveals to Barry that he isn't afraid of losing his own life, but of Team Flash losing theirs, as he considers them family. Wells is shown to be addicted to the Thinking Cap, which Joe helps him deal with. Ralph takes the fork, with the intent to go with Edwin to kill DeVoe, which Barry argues against. Eventually, DeVoe manages to take over Edwin's mind, and as well takes the abilities of Janet Petty and Matthew Kim, before transferring his mind into Ralph's body. The team try to stop him, but DeVoe incapacitates them, and seemingly removes Killer Frost from Caitlin before leaving. Back at the lair, DeVoe uses Ralph's morphing abilities to morph back into his original form, while he and the Mechanic plan their next move to destroy Team Flash.

As heard during the highly dramatic moments of our audio adventure, “The Thinking Cap of Smartness,” please enjoy this copy of The Punch-Kick-Laser song. We hope it gets you hyped for the important (and not-important) moments in your life. The post Bonus: The Punch-Kick-Laser Song appeared first on The Wizard's Nightshirt Podcast.

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Akilah Johnson, a reporter with the Boston Globe joins to discuss the Spotlight series “Boston. Racism. Image. Reality,” which confronts the city's racist reputation by examining its social life, academic institutions, health care systems, sports and newly developed Seaport district. Also, Michele and Igor give their take on the official presidential portraits unveiled at the National Portrait Gallery this week of former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama, the first time two black artists have ever been commissioned for this job. We’ve now made is possible for you, our listeners, to support the work we’re doing here at Thinking CAP. You can donate to the podcast at thinkingcap.americanprogress.org. Thinking CAP is funded 100% by charitable donations.

As we commemorate the beginning of Black History Month, Michele and Igor speak with two of today’s prolific leaders who are making moves to change the world we live in. First, Melissa Harris-Perry joins in studio and shares why she’s sick of hearing about Trump’s tweets in the A block of cable news shows; why his strategy to win white voters in 2016 worked; and the real reason why she believes we aren’t hearing from more black women in the midst of the #MeToo movement. Then, we hear from activist, organizer and host of Crooked Media’s Pod Save the People, DeRay Mckesson on why he didn’t watch the Super Bowl; why America’s inability to let Colin Kaepernick be great at football and interested in social justice is a clear sign of racism, and the lessons he learned from his activism in Ferguson and his time on Twitter. We’ve now made is possible for you, our listeners, to support the work we’re doing here at Thinking CAP. You can donate to the podcast at thinkingcap.americanprogress.org. Thinking CAP is funded 100% by charitable donations, so we appreciate any support your able to give us to continue to grow our production.

"They're afraid of the 2.6 million people who came out and marched on the anniversary of the Women's March. They are afraid of the young black activists and Black Lives Matter who are standing up... They're afraid of our activism, and our civic awareness, and awakening that I think is happening.... There is a civic awakening that I think is happening and I think that, that's powerful because what [the GOP] are afraid of, are our voices." This is one of the points you'll hear in this powerful conversation with Michele Jawando, Vice President of Legal Progress at the Center for American Progress and Co-host of Thinking CAP Podcast. We discuss controversial judicial nominees, the Supreme Court, voter suppression and the #MeToo movement. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In Tuesday's State of the Union address, President Trump called for a modernization and rebuilding of our nuclear arsenal. Daniel Ellsberg, most notable for leaking the Pentagon Papers in 1971, who recently revealed new secrets he kept while working as a government consultant at the RAND Corporation in his new book “The Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner” joins Michele and Igor to discuss the real threat of nuclear destruction, whether President Trump is fit to operate control of our arsenal, the recent false alarms in Hawaii and Japan, and why they are proof nuclear war may come by human error. Plus, Thinking CAP national security correspondent Mike Fuchs, also former deputy assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific Affairs breaks down President Trump’s speech on Tuesday, and the story behind the sudden reversal on Trump's pick of Victor Cha to be the U.S. envoy to South Korea.

Michele and Igor are joined by Mike Fuchs, senior fellow with CAP’s National Security team and a former State Department official, and Emily Tisch Sussman, campaign director for CAP and the Center for American Progress Action Fund, to break down 2017. They discuss the year of Trump’s foreign policy, the tweets that riled up North Korea, and the unfolding investigation by Robert Mueller to get to the source of Russian interference in the 2016 election. They also discuss racial tensions and the rise of white supremacy since Trump’s election, including the rallies in Charlottesville, Virginia; the courts blocking the Muslim ban; another fight for the Dream Act; the #MeToo movement; and—through all of it—a persistent resistance against the racism, the inequality, and the unfairness that have no place in our country. Finally, Michele and Igor get personal about how this past year affected each of them personally and what it was like working together on Thinking CAP.

In this special collaborative episode with Thinking Cap, the podcast from the Center for American Progress, we ask progressives, "What have you done for us lately?" Should progressives be doing more to reach out and specifically appeal to communities of color? Plus, a conversation on the recent shooting in Texas and the connection between domestic assault and toxic masculinity.   In The Thick hosts Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela lead a conversation on this and more with Michele Jawando and Igor Volsky, hosts of Thinking Cap. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the first episode of Thinking CAP, Michele and Igor talk with Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ) about the growing calls for impeaching President Donald Trump and Booker’s moving speech on Tuesday at CAP’s 2017 Ideas Conference. Also, we hear from Ben Wikler, Washington Director of MoveOn.org, who tells the story of MoveOn and online activism and shares how we can sustain the Resistance.

CAP launches a new podcast Thinking CAP hosted by Michele Jawando and Igor Volsky. One issue each week, a snapshot of the news shaping the conversation and how you can take action.

B1 K7 "Der sprechende Hut"Mit den wirklich wichtigen Fragen des Lebens: Altern Zauberer langsamer? Ist der Sprechende Hut eine Person? Und was sagen Harrys Träume aus? Modische Beratung gibts im Anhang!!SPOILER! !SPOILER! !SPOILER! Anregungen, Lob und Geschenke an plappertrank@gmail.com oder Twitter @plappertrankIntro02:00 Geister sind bekannt so wie Zombies und Drogen http://de.drogen.wikia.com/wiki/Zombiedroge 03:14 Hat Mc Gonagall graue Haar? 04:00 Werden Hexen und Zauberer älter als Muggel? 04:30 Dumbledore 1881- 1997 http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Albus_Dumbledore 05:00 Punktesystem der Häuser 07:00 Wenn du nach Slytherin kommst bist du böse 7:18 Harry ist nervöse wegen seinem neuen Lebensabschnitt 08:00 Geister 08:50 Die große Halle 09:30 schwebende Kerzen http://www.amazon.de/schwebende-Kerze-Zauberkerze-Harry-Potter/dp/B00BU5JARS 10:15 ein alter schmutziger Hut http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Sorting_Hat 11:00 in Muggle/Zauberer Familien wird nicht über Zauberei geredet 12:00 Mc Gonagalls Lebensgeschichte 13:15 Irrwichte http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Boggart 15:00 Lied des Huts1991 SongOh you may not think I'm pretty,But don't judge on what you see,I'll eat myself if you can findA smarter hat than me.You can keep your bowlers black,Your top hats sleek and tall,For I'm the Hogwarts Sorting HatAnd I can cap them all.There's nothing hidden in your headThe Sorting Hat can't see,So try me on and I will tell youWhere you ought to be.You might belong in Gryffindor,Where dwell the brave at heart,Their daring, nerve, and chivalrySet Gryffindors apart;You might belong in Hufflepuff,Where they are just and loyal,Those patient Hufflepuffs are trueAnd unafraid of toil;Or yet in wise old Ravenclaw,if you've a ready mind,Where those of wit and learning,Will always find their kind;Or perhaps in SlytherinYou'll make your real friends,Those cunning folks use any meansTo achieve their ends.So put me on! Don't be afraid!And don't get in a flap!You're in safe hands (though I have none)For I'm a Thinking Cap!17:31 Mehr Eigenschaften der Häuser mit Elementen, Farben, Geistern und Gemeinschaftsraum mit Einwurf zu vordsetztungs Büchern http://de.harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Hogwartshaus22:12 Cho und Luna http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Cho_Chang , http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Luna_Lovegood 24:00 Sirius und Phineas Nigellus Black http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Sirius_Black & http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Phineas_Nigellus_Black 25:30 Seamus Finnigan http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Seamus_Finnigan 25:47 Hutklemmer http://de.harry-potter.wikia.com/wiki/Hutklemmer#Hutklemmer_.28Informationen_von_Pottermore.29 27:00 Alle wissen das Harry nun in Hogwarts is 28:00 Harry setzt den Hut auf: Gryffindor oder Slytherin? 30:00 Drei Lieder des Sprechenden Huts http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Sorting_Hat 31:00 Ist der Sprechende Hut eine Person? 34:00 Ghost in the Shell https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_in_the_Shell 35:42 Harry Ron und Hermine kommen nach Gryffindor 36:40 Percy und Hermine 37:00 Prof. Quirrell und der “Fridge” (ein Fridge könnte wohl als Theory oder Frage zu bestimmten zusammenhängen oder Ereignissen in Medien gesehen werden. Oft geht es dabei um die Innere Logik der Geschichte und ob diese einer näheren Betrachtung standt hält.) http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Fridge/HarryPotter39:40 Neville und Erwartungsdruck 42:00 Seamus erzählt von seinen Eltern 42:15 Dumbledore eröffnet das Banket 43:00 Yorkshire Pudding https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yorkshire_Pudding44:40 Dumbledors Rede und die Schulhymne Schulhymne EnglischHogwarts, Hogwarts,Hoggy Warty Hogwarts,teach us something, please,whether we be old and bald or young with scabby knees, our heads could do with filling with some interesting stuff,for now they're bare and full of air, dead flies and bits of fluff,so teach us things worth knowing, bring back what we've forgot,just do your best, we'll do the rest, and learn until our brains all rot48:00 Malfoy ist ohne zweifel ein Slytherin 51:20 Vertrauenschüler http://de.harry-potter.wikia.com/wiki/Vertrauensschüler 52:40 Peeves 53:00 Potrait der fetten Dame http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/Fat_Lady 55:00 Schlafsaal 56:00 Traum 57:17 Nelson aus Simpsons https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nelson_Muntz 57:50 Träumen 58:15 Reime und Tatortreiniger https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_Tatortreiniger 58:40 Harry Potter and the cursed Child, Prequal und Spin-off https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prequel & https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin-off_(media) Hiden Track: Modisch mit Harry http://lookbook.nu/look/5628180-Etsy-Hogwarts-Shirt-H&M-Pants-Jacket-Vagabond

NC Cooperative Extension works to promote & support local farmers. The Flavor NC team visits Smith's Blueberries. And author Alena Graedon talks about her debut novel.

North Carolina has the tenth highest rate of food insecurity in the nation. Researchers hope to create a warning system for the vibrio bacteria in oysters. Technicians at Duke are working on a device to help ALS patients communicate. And doctors at Wake Forest Baptist use a device to heal a pregnant woman's heart.

Toddlers addicted to smart phones, speaking to a cyborg, computers that predict emotion, electrically inducing human creativity and is technology widening the inequality gap? Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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Throw your Hat into the Ring;  I'll Eat my Hat; Hat Trick; Thinking Cap; Keep it Under your Hat You can subscribe in Itunes, download to Mp3, If in China email me for a comment.

Tim Cannon is a co-founder of Grindhouse Wetware, a group of open-source biohackers in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. What does that sentence mean, you ask? Biohacking is the process of augmenting the human body to do new things, whether with technology or biology. Max More introduced the theme of transhumanism back in Episode 2, but Tim is going to take the idea and run with it—the Grindhouse crew are actively developing and implanting technologies in themselves now.  Tim and I don't dwell on current augmentation technologies for long. Instead, we plunge into a conversation about the nature of humanity and why he wants to leave biology behind. As always, questions of value crop up and we oscillate between nihilism and iterative, socially constructed moralities. Determinism, inevitability, and collective versus individual rights are also major themes. You'll hear lots of connections with other conversations. Tim directly responds to the neoprimitivism of John Zerzan, but he also offers an indirect critique of Max More by discussing the political (and classist) implications of human augmentation. If all that makes you feel like your head is about to explode, may we suggest Grindhouse's Thinking Cap to over-clock your brain?

This week, we find out how our brains can be stimulated to think outside the box when solving problems, how ancient raindrops can provide insight into our early atmosphere and how spacecraft could be soon be launched by a pint-sized rocket. Plus, how pesticides are reducing bumblebee populations and tackling antibiotic resistance with chemical compounds...

In this NewsFlash, we meet the new species of malaria-carrying mosquito, explore new artificial arteries and find out why the amazon rainforest may be a source of carbon emissions in dry years. Plus, how Australian researchers have developed a thinking cap - a simple and safe process could switch off your preconceptions and help you to think outside the box!

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