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This November, we’re going to do a 3-part series thanking the gaming consoles, developers, and games we’re thankful for. Author information Amanda Fox Amanda cut her teeth on her dads old Tandy before graduating to SNES and beyond. An accomplished guild leader in multiple titles and sucker for console RPGs; Amanda spends most of her free time with a bit of tech in her hands. With a life philosophy derived from a Spock quote and more passport stamps then shoes; she is a well-traveled nerd with the urge to pontificate. | The post Thanksgiving Series Part 1: Consoles & Developers we’re thankful for. appeared first on Temple of Geek.

It’s closing in on Thanksgiving so reduce your stress level and please plan ahead…We’re previewing the show with Executive Producer & Co-Host Andy Harris. “This November, the California Restaurant Association Foundation (CRAF), a non-profit that invests in and empowers California’s restaurant … Continue reading → The post Show 399, November 14, 2020: Show Preview with Executive Producer & Co-Host Andy Harris appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

“This November, the California Restaurant Association Foundation (CRAF), a non-profit that invests in and empowers California’s restaurant workforce, invites all Californians to participate in its inaugural ‘The Grateful Table® Dine Out!’ The ask is simple. Throughout November, Californians are encouraged … Continue reading → The post Show 399, November 14, 2020: California Restaurant Association Foundation’s The Grateful Table Dine Out! to Benefit Restaurants Care appeared first on SoCal Restaurant Show.

Every year, The City College of New York holds its Langston Hughes Festival and awards its Langston Hughes Medal to a highly distinguished writer of the African diaspora. With a mission to celebrate and expand upon the legacy of Harlem Renaissance icon and "poet laureate of Harlem" Langston Hughes, the Festival awarded its first medal, in 1978, to James Baldwin, followed by an honor roll of the greatest Black writers of our time -- among them Toni Morrison, Chinua Achebe, and Rita Dove. This November, as the nation engages with the impact of 2020's presidential election and months of protest for racial justice since George Floyd's killing, the CCNY Black Studies Program awards the Langston Hughes Medal to author-as-activist Michael Eric Dyson, a major voice in the current conversation about race in America. Host: CCNY President Vincent Boudreau Guests: Vanessa K. Valdés, Professor and Director of the CCNY Black Studies Program; Michael Eric Dyson Ph.D., author, academic, commentator, and 2020 Langston Hughes Medalist. Recorded: November 10, 2020

1. This November 2. Dawn Clouds 3. Last Look 4. To Those Who Cross My Mind 5. The Crippled Warrior 6. A Shadow Walking 7. The Fog 8. Hollywood Streets 9. I Am the Storm 10. The Leaf 11. The Hooker

This November, schools throughout the United States will be celebrating National School Psychology Week, taking place on the 9ththough the 13th. According to NASPonline.org, the purpose of this week is to highlight the important work that school psychologists and other educators do to help all students thrive. Three school psychologists join together for this episode's discussion: Sara Ventimiglio (Morse & Barnard Elementary Schools), Karey Hansen (Costello & Troy Union Elementary Schools, Baker Middle School), and Emily Cooper (Hamilton Elementary School, Athens High School, Troy Learning Center).

This November marks the beginning of our Patreon Appreciation Month! All month long our Tier 3 Patrons (The Horrible Saviours) get to choose an episode each week and we are kicking off this month with our Horrible Saviour Matthew's pick, THE ETERNAL (1998) Reckless and nonchalant couple Nora (Alison Elliott) and Jim (Jared Harris) spend their time seeking out the next thrill at the bottom of every bottle. Whether it be narcotics or alcohol, any bottle within reach is sure to brighten their day, even with the custody of their 8-year-old son Jimmy (Jim Jr.) (Jeffrey Goldschrafe) they make no hesitation. With travel plans to return to Ireland and reunite with Nora's family, it becomes increasingly apparent that Nora is suffering from an unknown ailment causing frequent migraines and visions. When her Uncle Bill (Christopher Walken) introduces her to a 2000-year-old bog witch he has stored in their basement, she is sure he has lost his mind. Her migraines and visions increase and slowly their true purpose reveals itself. Listen in to find out about our Halloween celebrations, our stab ratings for this week's pick and how you can become familiar with Patreon!

This November sees the 25th anniversary of the UK Disability Discrimination Act. As we consider what contemporary progress has been made we'll uncover the long history of disabled people’s political activism, look back at the treatment of disabled people in Royal Courts and at fictional portrayals of disability in 19th-century novels from Dickens and George Eliot to Charlotte M Yonge and Dinah Mulock Craik. Eleanor Rosamund Barraclough presents. Professor David Turner is the author of Disability in Eighteenth-Century England: Imagining Physical Impairment which won the Disability History Association Outstanding Publication Award for the best book published worldwide in disability history. He teaches at Swansea University and was advisor on the BBC Radio 4 series Disability: A New History. His latest book is Disability in the Industrial Revolution: Physical Impairment in British coalmining 1780-1880 (co-authored with Daniel Blackie). Dr Clare Walker Gore has just published Plotting Disability in the Nineteenth-Century Novel. She teaches English at the University of Cambridge and is a BBC/AHRC New Generation Thinker. This episode of Free Thinking is put together in partnership with the Arts and Humanities Research Council, part of UKRI as one of a series of discussions focusing on new academic research also available to download as New Thinking episodes on the BBC Arts & Ideas podcast feed. You can find the whole collection here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03zws90 Jessica Secmezsoy-Urquhart is at the University of St Andrews. They look at the disabled history of the royal court in Renaissance England and Scotland and the role of the Court Fool. They also make films and broadcasts for The Social on BBC Scotland.

It’s a new month, which means a new episode of the Coaches Corner! This November is unlike any before, with a global pandemic affecting how we will all spend the approaching holiday season and an election for a new President of the United States of America. Anxiety seems to surround everything these days, but there are actions we can all take that can help. Become aware of and take responsibility for the energy that you bring into your home, workplace, and community. Be the person that brings positivity into a room because if there’s one thing we could all use right now, it’s that. In this episode, Janet and I discuss the anxiety surrounding the holidays and the election, being mindful of your energy, and choosing the positive. Tune in to ease your anxiety for the new month!In This Episode You Will Learn Our thoughts on traveling during the upcoming holidays (1:48)Our take on mental health during the pandemic (5:45)The anxiety surrounding election day (8:08)How positive thinking can affect you (12:00)The importance of being mindful of the energy you bring (17:15) Our election day mindset (19:49)How to choose the positive (23:53)Connect with Janet: EmailWebsiteFacebookInstagramConnect with Nicole: Email: coachnicolewindley@gmail.comFacebook Facebook GroupInstagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This November, the top 3 Osiris Phish podcasts are focusing on November 1995 - a great era in Phish history. Under the Scales welcomes back Brad Sands who appeared two years ago on Episode 40 in June 2018. Brad and Tom today discuss Phish’s November 1995. Coming after their ambitious cover of The Who’s Quadrophenia for Halloween that year, Phish was off to the races. Their playing was stellar, and their antics were top-shelf Phish. Listen to Brad look back at that era as he relives it show-by-show. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to a new edition of the Neon Jazz interview series with Australian Jazz Singer & Author Connie Lansberg .. We talked to her on October 21, 2020 about a host of new projects she is involved with .. She is not only a singer and storyteller, but she is also an author .. This November 2020 she is releasing a new album coupled with a novel of the same name. The record will be a rousing collection of songs, performed by some of Melbourne’s leading musicians. She also talks about her life in music and hopes for the future .. Enjoy…Click here to listen.Neon Jazz is a radio program airing since 2011. Hosted by Joe Dimino and Engineered by John Christopher in Kansas City, Missouri giving listeners a journey into one of America's finest inventions. Take a listen on KCXL (102.9 FM / 1140 AM) out of Liberty, MO. Listen to KCXL on Tunein Radio at http://tunein.com/radio/Neon-Jazz-With-Joe-Dimino-p381685/. You can now catch Neon Jazz on KOJH 104.7 FM out of the Mutual Musicians Foundation from Noon - 1 p.m. CST Monday-Friday at https://www.kojhfm.org/. Check us out at All About Jazz @ https://kansascity.jazznearyou.com/neon-jazz.php. For all things Neon Jazz, visit http://theneonjazz.blogspot.com/

Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by two climate youth activists and electoral organizers, Olivia Freiwald, 21, and Violet Massie-Vereker, 19, both of the Sunrise Movement and of the Down Ballot Disruption Project (DBDP), to discuss youth voting, the 2020 election, the importance of galvanizing youth political efforts, and the impact the youth will undoubtedly have on our future.   What is the DBDP? Why is the Green New Deal so important? In today’s episode, Aaron, Olivia, and Violet have an inspiring conversation on the possibilities of change. With the 2020 election days away, today’s conversation is paramount. Motivated at young ages, both Olivia and Violet, explain how their personal experiences have shaped their current political vision, the two talk about the climate crisis, electoral organizing, “sleepy dems,” awareness, responsibility and how to think big. Violet and Olivia discuss their frustration with the current power imbalance they see in politics but also the ways in which they are excited for the future. Aaron, Olivia, and Violet talk about the advantage younger people have in understanding how to use technology effectively and efficiently as well as the role of relationship organizing and social media networks.   Founded in 2017, Sunrise is a youth movement to stop climate change and to create millions of good jobs in the process. The idea is to “build an army” of young people to make climate change an urgent priority across America, end the “corrupting influence of fossil fuel executives on politics,” and elect leaders who stand up for the health and wellbeing of all people. Through talking to neighbors, families, religious leaders, classmates, and teachers, Sunrise spreads their message; “our strength and work is rooted in our local communities, and we are always growing in number.”   The Down Ballot Disruption Project, or DBDP, equips “young people across the country with the skills, resources, and support they need to elect progressive leaders in their communities.” From the school board to Congress, down ballot politics have the biggest influence on our everyday lives, yet their races are historically de-prioritized. Everything from voter services, to pipeline approvals, to police funding is governed by local offices; DBDP highlights that the difference between victory and defeat often comes down to less than 1,000 votes. This November, the DBDP is hopeful to elicit change by electing a “new generation of leaders who care about our future.”    We’re posting this episode early to remind you once again how critical it is that everyone votes – every voice matters. Please make sure you have a plan for how to vote! Listen in now!   To learn more about the Down Ballot Disruption Project, please click here.  To learn more about the Sunrise Movement, please click here. To learn more about The Green New Deal, please click here.   Host: Aaron Freiwald Guests: Olivia Freiwald & Violet Massie-Vereker     Follow Good Law | Bad Law: YouTube: Good Law | Bad Law Facebook: @GOODLAWBADLAW Instagram: @GoodLawBadLaw Website: https://www.law-podcast.com

This November 3, Alaskans will go to the polls to choose a president and congressional and state leaders. But there is more on the ballot. In Southcentral, part of the Third Judicial District, voters will see seven District Court judges on the ballot, eight Superior Court judges, one appellate judge and one serving on the […]

This November, a political newcomer looks to unseat the incumbent in Ohio's second congressional district.

This November, Hamilton County Republicans have their sights set on one race far above all others: getting incumbent Joe Deters re-elected prosecutor. He faces a candidate he has run against for the seat once before, former Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Fanon Rucker.

This November, California voters will weigh in on a controversial topic: affirmative action. Proposition 16 would overturn an existing law that prohibits the consideration of race and gender in public education, hiring and contracting. Both sides of the Prop. 16 debate center their arguments on the question of discrimination. Supporters say that unless state agencies look at race and gender, they cannot rectify long standing disparities while opponents say affirmative action enables discrimination. We dive into Prop. 16.

This November, Californians will vote on the future of gig work for rideshare and delivery drivers for companies like Uber, Doordash and Lyft. While a new state law categorizes the workers as 'employees,' the companies, who have put over $181 million towards the initiative, want them to be 'independent contractors.' Laura Fong reports on what the drivers want and Sam Harnett of KQED joins to discuss its impact, if passed. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

In today's News: L.A. County wants a contempt ruling against a pastor  Los Angeles County has expressed its intention to haul Grace Community Church Pastor John MacArthur back into court, attempting to secure a contempt ruling against him, which would involve hefty fines. On Monday, an L.A. superior court judge punted on contempt, but the county told MacArthur’s lawyers that it intends to refile charges in another court. Earlier this month, Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff issued a preliminary injunction allowing L.A. County to ban indoor church services, but the church has appealed the injunction. MacArthur’s lawyers argue that since they are challenging the preliminary injunction, any contempt proceedings should wait until the underlying constitutionality of the county’s coronavirus lockdown orders has been fully litigated. Yet Los Angeles has refused to wait, instead rushing to use a constitutionally dubious order as a cudgel against Christians who insist on going to church.  Christian students fight back  University of Iowa officials were put on notice yesterday after a Christian student group asked a federal appeals court to hold them accountable for targeting and booting the group off campus because it requires its leaders to follow its religious beliefs. Officials at the University of Iowa kicked Business Leaders in Christ off campus and put it on a religious watchlist for simply requiring its leaders to sign a statement of faith  Professionals support abortion restriction  More than 130 medical professionals and scientists in Colorado have signed a letter in support of Proposition 115, a ballot measure seeking to ban abortion after 22 weeks of pregnancy. Colorado currently has no laws regulating late-term abortion, either restricting the procedure or explicitly protecting it. As a result, abortions can take place up until birth. This November, Proposition 115 will ask voters if they want to ban abortion in the state after 22 weeks of pregnancy, unless a mother’s life is threatened. If the ballot measure passes, doctors would face a three-year suspension of their license for performing or attempting to perform an abortion. Women would not be charged with seeking or obtaining an abortion. More than 150,000 people from across Colorado signed a petition to place the initiative on the upcoming ballot.  Legislation introduced to protect women’s sport  A handful of GOP senators, led by Georgia Sen. Kelly Loeffler, introduced legislation on yesterday that would further protect women under Title IX. Loeffler’s “Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act” makes a biological male’s participation in athletic programs that are designated for women and girls a violation of Title IX. The legislation would penalize schools receiving federal funding that permit such participation from biological males and threatens to pull the federal dollars all together. Loeffler’s legislation targets Title IX’s recognition of biological sex within women and girls’ athletic programs and aims to ensure that sex is accepted based on a person’s reproductive biology at birth. It follows a nationally watched case in Connecticut that resulted in two separate biological males winning multiple championship titles, that were previously held by women, in women’s track contests. The male participants inhibited the women from advancing further in competition. 

This November 3 election is not about electing Donald Trump or Joe Biden to be President. It is entirely about what form of government do you want for yourselves, for your children, and for your grandchildren. Whether you like him or not, Trump is the only vote that will save our American Values, our Rule of Law under the Constitution (as written) and our Freedom Loving Way of Life.Because Texas has so many Electoral College votes, a large voter fraud problem in Harris County (Houston) might be enough to flip Texas blue and cause Donald Trump to be defeated. Fortunately, the Texas Supreme Court ordered a stop to Harris County sending out ballots to every registered voter in the County. But the election officials for Harris County were definitely determined to push the issue. THIS is just an example of the problem. Still reason to be concerned everywhere.Washington, DC, all the political elites has it “pretty good”. But just like the Principal showing up, President Trump came in and did exactly what he said he was going to do…..all the “stuff” both Democrats and Never-Trumpers always promised to do just to get votes. Denise says voters need to stop being pawns. They need to start digging in and getting their information for themselves, soaking up true facts for themselves like sponges do water.Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone review “the American Dream” — what is it really? No, it is not about “getting stuff”. It is something much more important. It an opportunity to achieve the greatness within yourselves. Too much of our government doesn’t remember that any more.Under the Trump Administration, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is changing the definition of the word “habitat” back to what it really is supposed to mean. In 2012, the Obama Administration decided to designate a big section of land in Louisiana to be habitat for the endangered dusky gopher frog. The problem is the dusky gopher frog does not live there, nor could it. The environmentalists’ “land grab” would mean the taken land would have to undergo a number of ecological modifications before the dusky gopher frog could live there, including creating a pond.

This November 3 election is not about electing Donald Trump or Joe Biden to be President. It is entirely about what form of government do you want for yourselves, for your children, and for your grandchildren. Whether you like him or not, Trump is the only vote that will save our American Values, our Rule of Law under the Constitution (as written) and our Freedom Loving Way of Life.Because Texas has so many Electoral College votes, a large voter fraud problem in Harris County (Houston) might be enough to flip Texas blue and cause Donald Trump to be defeated. Fortunately, the Texas Supreme Court ordered a stop to Harris County sending out ballots to every registered voter in the County. But the election officials for Harris County were definitely determined to push the issue. THIS is just an example of the problem. Still reason to be concerned everywhere.Washington, DC, all the political elites has it “pretty good”. But just like the Principal showing up, President Trump came in and did exactly what he said he was going to do…..all the “stuff” both Democrats and Never-Trumpers always promised to do just to get votes. Denise says voters need to stop being pawns. They need to start digging in and getting their information for themselves, soaking up true facts for themselves like sponges do water.Stephen Parr and Louis Avallone review “the American Dream” — what is it really? No, it is not about “getting stuff”. It is something much more important. It an opportunity to achieve the greatness within yourselves. Too much of our government doesn’t remember that any more.Under the Trump Administration, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is changing the definition of the word “habitat” back to what it really is supposed to mean. In 2012, the Obama Administration decided to designate a big section of land in Louisiana to be habitat for the endangered dusky gopher frog. The problem is the dusky gopher frog does not live there, nor could it. The environmentalists’ “land grab” would mean the taken land would have to undergo a number of ecological modifications before the dusky gopher frog could live there, including creating a pond.

Starting in 2016, approximately 25% of voters in the U.S. submitted their ballots by mail. This November, that number is expected to jump by 50%, posing major hurdles for counties that have traditionally counted ballots by hand. On this week’s episode, Fred Scherman, National Sales Manager - Scanners at Panasonic, joins host Barry Ross to discuss signature verification technology and how it can create significant efficiencies for election officials amid unprecedented numbers of mail-in ballots and pandemic-driven staffing restrictions. Through scanning both sides of ballots, batch-sorting and enhanced record keeping, Fred shares how the technology can help streamline ballot-counting and support elections in this new context.

DNC Has The MSM So Excited They Can't Contain It Joe Biden Was On Something Look, there is NO WAY that Joe Biden wasn’t on something last night.  They gave him a shot of adrenaline.  Or maybe even some adrenochrome.  Yet the reaction from the left is reminiscent of an Obama-era second-coming-of-Jesus moment. Check out some of the reaction from the "moderate" news sources:   What a night! This November, we’re gonna sing from the mountaintops! Let’s show up and elect @JoeBiden and @KamalaHarris. #DemConvention #BidenHarris2020 pic.twitter.com/QcD7xpwOg7 — Julia Louis-Dreyfus (@OfficialJLD) August 21, 2020 I guess Julia Louis-Dreyfus has declared Joe Biden "sponge-worthy." None other than #FartGate himself, Eric "The Spleen" Swalwell had something to say: THIS is a commander in chief. #DemConvention — Eric Swalwell (@ericswalwell) August 21, 2020 Kamala Harris gave some vague statement regarding Biden speaking pragmatically to the moment: Tonight, Joe Biden spoke to the moment. Just like he'll do as president for our country. #DemConvention — Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) August 21, 2020 Joy Reid had her Chris Matthews "Thrill Going Up My Leg" moment Netflix Apologizes for Poster of New Children's Porn Movie - But Doesn't Apologize for the Pedo-Peddling Netflix continues to push child porn with the new movie "Cuties."  Whilst trying to get as many perverts as possible on board, they published a poster featuring the stars of the movie in overtly sexualized clothing and positions.  Now you may think this is being dramatic for ratings but please take my word for it. WARNING - NSFW From Deadline: Netflix has issued a swift mea culpa after a strong backlash today around the marketing of its forthcoming release Cuties. The largely well-received French-language pic won the World Cinema Dramatic Directing Award at Sundance this year. It follows Amy, an 11-year-old girl who joins a group of dancers named “The Cuties” at school and rapidly grows aware of her burgeoning femininity — upsetting her mother and her values. The film is rated 82% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, and critics generally praised it for its handling of sensitive topics. Netflix recently began promoting the movie ahead of its September 9 release on the platform. However, the accompany artwork has provoked a storm of online criticism, with many saying the poster sexualizes children. One Twitter user called it “disgusting,” while another said, “Netflix really messed up here.” A society that treats its children like sex dolls is a society that God will actively judge with swift punishment. "And he [Jesus] said to his disciples: It is impossible that scandals should not come: but woe to him through whom they come.  It were better for him, that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he cast into the sea, than that he should scandalize one of these little ones," Luke 17:2, DRB. Child Well-Being Checks Are Halted, But Schools Are Extending Their Jurisdiction Into Your Child's Bedroom The state of Tennessee has decided it's best for your child if they checked on them - and involved local law enforcement as well as neighbors. You read that correctly.  Here is the recent release from the Tennessee Department of Education: Governor Bill Lee charged Commissioner Schwinn to convene the COVID-19 Child Wellbeing Task Force in response to the pandemic’s long-term effects on Tennessee’s school districts and students.  The goal of the Task Force is to help communities come together to check on our kids. “The Child Wellbeing Task Force will work to ensure that the needs of Tennessee children are met during and after extended periods away from school, and to empower local communities to meaningfully engage in ways that support child wellbeing,” said Commissioner Penny Schwinn. “I am encouraged by these dedicated individuals from across the state who have stepped up to serve.” After hearing this,

This November, the Missouri legislature is asking voters statewide to consider a constitutional amendment to repeal the one they approved two years ago. Clean Missouri's campaign manager explains the arguments against repeal.

This November’s election will be unlike any other in American history. Voter turnout and subsequently, the candidates that win or lose, could be determined by whether voters feel safe from the COVID-19 virus. A coalition of non-profits and community leaders has formed VoteSafe PA – a group that says it is dedicated to “an efficient, … Continue reading "Smart Talk Monday: Safely voting this fall; Flu shots lead to less chance of Alzheimer’s?; Lancaster Water Week"

How does a national teacher of the year - turned Congresswoman - view school reopening plans in Connecticut? This hour, we talk with Congresswoman Jahana Hayes, who represents Connecticut’s Fifth District in the U.S. House of Representatives. The freshman lawmaker is nearing the end of her first term in Congress. Hayes is a member of the House Education and Labor Committee--we ask her to weigh in what measures need to be in place for students and teachers to return to school safely. And how should Congress take action nationally on police accountability? We want to hear from you, too. Are you a resident in the fifth congressional district? What questions do you have for Congresswoman Hayes? GUEST: Representative Jahana Hayes - U.S. Representative for Connecticut’s Fifth District. This November, Representative Hayes will be up for  re-election in the Fifth District against Republican David X. Sullivan Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Congressman Jerry Nadler said over the weekend that the violence of BLM and ANTIFA is only a myth. When are we going to stop listening to the lies of the Democrats, their hate for America, their desire for power through violence? When will this anarchy politics end? It can only end by Americans who take aim with their vote and vote out the politician that lies, supports the black lives matter and Antifa violence. Take your vote, aim well at the political anarchist. Communisim is running rampant in the Democratic party. They are using the very Chinese communist playbook on how to control a nation. Close the schools so there is no place to vote. Close the Churches so there is no place to vote. Shut down businesses so everyone become dependent on a government and lies of the Democrats. This November is the most important elections in the history of this nation. Do not vote by mail which is the most corrupt method to control votes. Go to the ballot box and vote by person, that way your know your vote was cast by you. OUR VOTE MATTERS, OUR LIVES MATTER, OUR NATION MATTERS. If you have any questions or comments, send a text to 818.252.5682 www.lodge-co.com

Congressman Jerry Nadler said over the weekend that the violence of BLM and ANTIFA is only a myth. When are we going to stop listening to the lies of the Democrats, their hate for America, their desire for power through violence? When will this anarchy politics end? It can only end by Americans who take aim with their vote and vote out the politician that lies, supports the black lives matter and Antifa violence. Take your vote, aim well at the political anarchist. Communisim is running rampant in the Democratic party. They are using the very Chinese communist playbook on how to control a nation. Close the schools so there is no place to vote. Close the Churches so there is no place to vote. Shut down businesses so everyone become dependent on a government and lies of the Democrats. This November is the most important elections in the history of this nation. Do not vote by mail which is the most corrupt method to control votes. Go to the ballot box and vote by person, that way your know your vote was cast by you. OUR VOTE MATTERS, OUR LIVES MATTER, OUR NATION MATTERS. If you have any questions or comments, send a text to 818.252.5682 www.lodge-co.com

North Country Rep. Elise Stefanik has been a leading voice for Republicans in Congress, and gained a national profile for her defense of President Trump during impeachment hearings. This November, Stefanik is being challenged by Democrat Tedra Cobb, in a rematch from 2018. Cobb talks with Grant Reeher about her campaign, and why she should represent the North Country in Congress.

This week, "Find Your Calling" dips its feet into the November election with a fellow Bruin, CA Assemblywoman Christy Smith, who's running to snag CA-25's Congressional seat. After Congresswoman Katie Hill, the latest Democrat to control the district, resigned, Ms. Smith & her opponent Republican Mike Garcia duked it out in a special election. Ultimately, Mr. Garcia prevailed, capitalizing on an endorsement from President Trump. This November, Ms. Smith plans to unleash her experience & base to send him packing. In our half-hour interview fashioned for the COVID era, we discuss her passion for education & campaigning in a tumultuous era, as she doles out her advice to students feeling frozen in quarantine.

This November isn't just about defeating Donald Trump. It's also about defeating every single one of the Republican Senators who have protected and enabled him for the past four years. We need to burn the Republican Party to the ground.

This November, Republican Sam Rodgers is challenging incumbent state Sen. Rachel May (D-Syracuse) in the state's 53rd Senate District. This week, Rodgers talks with Grant Reeher about his campaign, the response to COVID-19, and they take a deep dive into the state legislature's response to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, which has sparked protests over police brutality across the country.

This November, when Puerto Ricans on the island go to the polls to vote, they will again be asked to vote on whether the island should be the 51st state in the union. "Reporter's Notebook" anchor David Begnaud has more on what will not happen if the majority votes YES.

"It’s really a lesson in humans and human activity."   Welcome to the On the Job series on the Ali on the Run Show! Every Tuesday for the next seven weeks, we'll meet cool women with interesting, fascinating, unique, badass jobs. They'll talk about how they got into their respective fields, what their jobs entail, why their work matters, and why they've pursued their passions. Plus, they're all runners, so they'll talk about how running fits into their busy lives. First up: Rachel Dewan. Rachel is an archaeologist who spends her summers in Greece, digging for artifacts and studying ancient cultures from 4,000 years ago. (The Minoan culture, specifically.) It's her job to dig up material culture and try to make sense of it all. On this episode, she talks about what, exactly, it means to be an archaeologist (she's not Ross from Friends!), what it's like on a dig, and what being on a dig actually means.   Inspired? Me, too! This November, Rachel will be leading a trip combining both her passions: running and archaeology. This 8-day running tour of Greece (led by Rachel and a fellow archaeologist and art historian) will end with the Athens Marathon. Between runs, you'll explore historic places and great food. Check it out here!   Thank you to Tracksmith for sponsoring the On the Job series on the Ali on the Run Show! Go to tracksmith.com/ontherun and use code ONTHERUN15 at checkout for 15% off your first Tracksmith purchase!   Follow Rachel:  Instagram @rundigsleep   Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Like the Facebook page Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Blog Strava   Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play   SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

In this episode, I address the explosive appearance by Rudy Giuliani this weekend where he described troubling evidence which should end the political career of Joe Biden. I also address another liberal outrage at the Academy Awards and revealing connections between the anti-Trump cabal members. News Picks: Is the DOJ looking into the Biden-Ukrainian scandal? Pete Buttigieg has a near-magical ability to BS people. Lying Joe Biden falsely claims that Trump hasn’t denounced White supremacy. Vindman is out, are there more removals coming? The Oscars go full communist. Contrary to liberal fairytales, climate-related deaths are down 99.9% since 1932. This November 2019 article addressing the Obama-era White House visitor logs is devastating.  Yes, the Democrats colluded with Ukrainians to try to interfere in the 2016 election.  This 2018 article lays out the troubling connections between the media, the FBI and the Obama-era State Department in the Spygate scheme.    Copyright Dan Bongino All Rights Reserved.

This November was filled with dice rolling events and selfies galore. With the inclusion of another Special Investigation Event to the list we have a lot of history to cover about the Tempo Edo Period and our newest swords - Suishinshin Masahide and Minomoto Kiyomaro. ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/ToukenRambles ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/toukenramblespodcast ► Email: toukenramblespodcast@gmail.com

This November during Prematurity Awareness Month, Michelle Johnson with Abbott talks about human milk fortifiers that are added to breast milk to provide additional calories and essential nutrients.

This November marks the 550th birthday of the founder of Sikhism: Guru Nanak.  T   he belief system he developed is based on oneness, open-hearted love, and justice. To reflect on the birth of this remarkable prophet, Beliefs sits with Simran Jeet Singh  – author, scholar, Religion News Service contributor and Senior Fellow at the Sikh Coalition.   

Every year we have a special service to give thanks for the Lord's mercy and grace in the past year. This November we went to an Old Testament example of the free will thanksgivings that the people of God were called to give to Jehovah at the day of the completion of a vow or for any other reason they were moved by the Holy Spirit to return thanks for His blessing. One of the many things we can learn from this particular offering is that feasting and joy are to be part of our return thanks unto Christ for His work and for His comforting grace. Whenever we stop to think about everything that the Lord has done for us we cannot but be moved to a heartfelt rejoicing in all Jesus's love in the giving of Himself for our sins.

This November, join us for a month of story telling and remembering what it means to be thankful and grateful for a world, and lives, of abundance!  Each week, we’ll be lookin at different reasons and different ways to remember to be thankful, and to see the abundant life around us in our community and in the larger world.  

Pastors Justin and Melanie share the journey during 2019's Heart for the House giving campaign. This November and December, we are investing $10,000 into organizations and missionaries who are making a difference in Natomas and the nations. This message shares the who, the what and the why behind our openhanded giving culture at [...] The post From Seed to Harvest appeared first on Arena Christian Center.

It’s no secret men can be notoriously bad about keeping up regular doctor’s visits. This November marks National Men’s Health Awareness month, a time of year when Northwestern Medicine encourages men to take charge of their health. Dr. Joshua Halpern, Urologist and assistant professor at Northwestern Medicine is Audrey’s guest.

It’s no secret men can be notoriously bad about keeping up regular doctor’s visits. This November marks National Men’s Health Awareness month, a time of year when Northwestern Medicine encourages men to take charge of their health. Dr. Joshua Halpern, Urologist and assistant professor at Northwestern Medicine is Audrey’s guest.

Dear Parents, Think back to when you first moved to Woodbury. Your feelings were probably some mixture of being excited, scared and overwhelmed. What grocery store to go to, what doctor to choose, how do I register my kids for school? Some of you have even done all of this while also learning English! It was probably the kindness of strangers--soon-to-be friends--striking up conversations with you that made life at Woodbury feel like home. This November, Woodbury’s Parent Outreach is offering an amazing program called Each One Teach One whose goal is to connect parents with conversation partners. In other words, the program wishes to link up fellow Woodbury parents with one another--getting a mixture of both fluent English speakers and new to English speakers. Grabbing some coffee, having a lunch date, or taking the kids to the park--these are just a few ways conversations in English connect us. We are looking for parents who are fluent in English and want to make connections with fellow Woodbury parents through friendly conversations. We are also looking for parents who are learning English and want to make connections with fellow Woodbury parents through friendly conversations. We are also looking for parents who are new to English and want to make connections with fellow Woodbury parents through friendly conversations. If you are interested in participating in Each One Teach One as a conversation partner, please sign up by Friday, November 15th using the following link: http://bit.ly/woeachone2019 **Childcare will be offered for children ages 5 and above.

Remembrance Day in Canada, Veterans Day in the United States and Armistice Day around the Globe today.  A minute of silence is the tradition on November 11th at the 11th hour to show our respect for those who serve and have served our country.Today's episode discusses the importance of sharing history with your child and why it is relevant to use all.We discuss the symbolism of the poppy and why you should wear it over your heart."In Flanders Field" poem, by Lt. Colonel John McRae who served in the First World War, is still as eloquent today as it was when he penned the verse in May of 1915 and then published a few months later.This November 11th, Lest we Forgetwww.https://www.Flourish.Mom 

This November at Strive2Move is Sciatic Pain Awareness Month, so in honor of sharing entertaining and informative information with our audience, Justin goes over an interesting case study of a patient who came in claiming they had "plantar fasciitis." When asked who diagnosed them, they replied "I typed foot pain in on Google." This is a problem! And Justin explains why in this new episode. 

This November, join us for a month of story telling and remembering what it means to be thankful and grateful for a world, and lives, of abundance!  Each week, we’ll be lookin at different reasons and different ways to remember to be thankful, and to see the abundant life around us in our community and in the larger world.

Steve Park is the founder and leader of Little Lights Urban Ministries in Washington, DC. Chantilly Bible Church's Student Ministries has sent several teams to work with him over the years, and each time we have seen the youth deeply impacted. This November 2, 2019 seminar was the direct outflow of the Summer 2019 youth mission, at which Steve talked about issues of race with our students over the course of a long evening. It was enlightening. With racial tensions and divisions prominent in our society, Christians have a responsibility to bring the truth of the gospel to bear on this issue. In this seminar, Steve utilizes his years of study, practical experience, and Christian faith to help participants see past the assumptions and presuppositions that often get in the way.

After our game show "Cast Away" to cast a reboot of the Spawn cinematic franchise, the competitors Brent from the Home Video Hustle & Jimmy from the History of Bad Ideas sat with Steve, Izzy & even a Pickles cameo to chat about a wide variety of topics!!! Alternative picks for the show?!? Potential Month Themes?!? When is Steve FINALLY going to be on The Home The Video The Hustle?!? Statutory Rape Rock?!? What could go wrong?!? Let's find out!!!   So kick back, grab a few brews, watch Blazing Saddles, and enjoy!!!   As always, don't forget to check out www.frankieandmyrrh.com for all your essential oil & fragrance needs... and remember the promo code "UNTIDY" to save 15% on your purchase!!!   Also, if you're in Utah, come check us out at Brewvies Ogden every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 7-10 PM. This November 13th, we have a FREE screening of "Deep Blue Sea" with plenty of swag & fun to be had!!!   Twitter - www.twitter.com/eilfmovies  Facebook - www.facebook.com/eilfmovies  Instagram - www.instagram.com/eilfmovies  Etsy - www.untidyvenus.etsy.com 

Pay attention, because we’re only telling you once. This November, we’re thankful for all of our awesome guests! First, Dr. Liz Hughes-Fong joins us to share all of her knowledge on developing cultural competence in the area of assessment. Then, Dr. Darren Sush calls in to judge our ethical answers to his ethical scenarios for almost 2 HOURS!! Finally, we take it easy with a review of research all about attending. What are you thankful for in behavior analysis? Articles for November 2019 Culturally Competent Assessment w/ Dr. Elizabeth Hughes-Fong Mandell, D.S. & Novak, M. (2005). The role of culture in families’ treatment decisions for children with autism spectrum disorders. Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, 11, 110-115. doi:10.1002/mrdd.20061 Salend, S.J. & Taylor, L.S. (2002). Cultural perspectives: Missing pieces in the functional assessment process. Intervention in School and Clinic, 38, 104-112. doi: 10.1177/10534512020380020601 Tanaka-Matsumi, J., Seiden, D.Y., Lam, K.N. (1996). The culturally informed functional assessment (CIFA) interview: A strategy for cross-cultural behavioral practice. Cognitive and Behavioral Practice, 3, 215-233. doi: 10.1016/S1077-7229(96)80015-0   Ethics Mailbag w/ Dr. Darren Sush Sush, D.J. & Najdowski, A.C. (2019). A workbook of ethical case scenarios in applied behavior analysis. San Diego, CA: Academic Press.   Attending Broden, M., Bruce, C., Mitchell, M.A., Carter, V., & Hall, R.V. (1970). Effects of teacher attention on attending behavior of two boys at adjacent desks. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 3, 205-211. doi: 10.1901/jaba.1970.3-199. Walpole, C.W., Roscoe, E.M., & Dube, W.V. (2007). Use of a differential observing response to expand restricted stimulus control. Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 40, 707-712. doi: 10.1901/jaba.2007.707-712 Holifield, C., Goodman, J., Hazelkorn, M., & Heflin, L.J. (2010). Using self-monitoring to increase attending to task and academic accuracy in children with autism. Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities, 25, 230-238. doi: 10.1177/1088357610380137  

Always good things coming from Young Living at the Rally! This November’s event was no exception, this without a doubt will be a great month. The Live Your Passion Rallys are meant to keep you up to date with Foundation news, product releases, and business tips – they are SO important to plug into whether live or online. Rally’s are also a great way for you to create community and culture within your team whether you host your own or attend one as a group. This Monday we’re going to cover the Rally news, you’ll be able to pick up tips and information to share with your teams. Even if you attended a Rally on the 2nd, come again! BONUS TRAINING: Staying Happy & Healthy through the Holidays. What you’ll learn: - A special bundle that’s perfect for getting started with CBD from Nature’s Ultra - How to get free oils this month when you buy your favorite oils (BOGO!) - In depth look at some of the most popular Holiday Catalog gift items. - Which Holiday Catalog items will be on Essential Rewards starting NOW! - Where to find professional and Done-4-U graphics for easy sharing of Young Living products

This November, join us for a month of story telling and remembering what it means to be thankful and grateful for a world, and lives, of abundance!  Each week, we’ll be lookin at different reasons and different ways to remember to be thankful, and to see the abundant life around us in our community and in the larger world.