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Tim Schultz. WellConnect.  Visit WellConnectGEO.com Huge Savings for Rural Homeowners Using Well-Connect Geothermal That Works with Existing Wells and Furnaces DIY-Friendly and Noise-Free Cooling

(Episode 317) On this show the Blueberry Chicks Courtney Tobolt, Hillary Fisher, Treat Hartmann and Shelly Hartman join the show for a discussion about the first airing of the first season of the Blueberry Chicks. They all talk about the new pilot show in production, County Road 689. John Humphrey, former Mayor of New Buffalo call in to give us a local politics update. Scott Tee calls in to give us a road update. Dr. Max Masters calls the show to talk about keeping your body healthy with the cold winter weather. On Racin' Mason Dixons Front Porch Stomp, he invites Tim Schultz, president of Well Connect to the show to talk about Geothermal Heating. It's all here, right now and so much more on The Moondog Show. 

Send us a Text Message.In our Live from IA episode, we chat with Tim Schultz. An OG in the Honda game, and current EK9 CTR owner. Listen along as we chop it up with an old friend at the Import Alliance Summer Meet 2024.Socials @RHDGUYSMerch http://RHDGUYS.COM

Tim Shultz, Founder and president of WellConnect.

In today's episode of the Private Capital Mastery podcast, Brian Franco hosted Tim Schultz from Pacific Cornerstone Architects to discuss the successful merger of their firm with Head Design, facilitated by Meritage Partners. Tim shared insights into his retirement and the tailored merger process, emphasizing the importance of relationships and the company's future. Tim reflected on the firm's rapid growth after the merger, his satisfaction with the negotiation process, and the operational relief they experienced. They also touched on family involvement in the business and recommended Meritage Partners to others. "The merger was not just a transaction between partners; it was a strategic move that would shape the future of the company and everyone involved." - Tim Schultz What you will learn: Retirement and Reflection Partnership and Merger Employee Retention and Opportunities Merger Timeline and Due Diligence Learn more about Tim Schulze by visiting: LinkedIn Continue the conversation with Jacob Franco: Jacob's Calendar Learn more about Brian Franco by visiting: Facebook Email Me

Tim Schultz. WellConnect. Only a Well-Connect generates annual savings that are greater than the 100% financed cost of the system. So it literally more than pays for itself from the start and generates the highest of the 3 heat pump options.   1. Compare Well-Connect to other options: • Closed Loop Geothermal – WC is same efficiency for about 1/3 the up front cost • Air Source Heat Pumps – WC is twice as efficient and lower up front cost after incentives 2. How? Our patented hybrid approach 3. 1 Year Money Back Guarantee – let's go ahead and reintroduce this 4. We can provide an estimate of both savings and price of the system over the phone – no visit is required. Just fill out our online form by clicking “Get Started” button.

Triumph Over Adversity: Welcoming Tim Schultz, MMA Warrior and Survivor, as our first official TFC Athlete. Tim's story is as harrowing as it is inspiring. The Australian MMA fighter, on the brink of a big break in the UFC, faced an unimaginable challenge. After a in-grown toe nail in Thailand turned life-threatening due to a flesh-eating infection, Tim's battle transcended the ring. It became a fight for his leg, his career, and indeed, his life. From a critical condition in a Thai hospital to an emergency flight back to Brisbane, Tim's journey has been nothing short of a rollercoaster. Despite the odds, he's battled through, showing the heart of a true fighter. Grappling with the end of his fighting career and an intense battle for his mental and physical health, Tim's resilience has been a beacon of hope and strength and now, we are beyond proud to announce that Tim Schultz is joining The Foot Collective as our first TFC Athlete Ambassador. His journey, marked by incredible resilience and determination, embodies the very spirit of what we stand for at TFC. As Tim steps into this new role as a coach promoting foot function for optimal performance, he brings with him not just his experience as an elite athlete but his insights from a life-changing ordeal. His story is a powerful reminder of the fragility of our health and the strength of the human spirit and you can hear it in full now on the Restore To Explore Podcast. Join us in welcoming Tim to the TFC family. His journey of recovery and adaptation is a testament to the power of the human spirit and the importance of holistic health and well-being. Here's to new beginnings, Tim. Your story isn't just about fighting; it's about the indomitable human spirit, and we can't wait to see all that you will accomplish and inspire as part of the TFC team. TFC Helpful Links:Become A TFC Athlete TFC Pro Directory Play Is The Way Challenge (Join The Community) Free Ebook (The Guide To Foot Freedom) Free Training Shop TFC tools and training (Use the code R2E10 to save 10%)Natural Footwear Finder Fountain - Earn money while you listen to our podcast Follow us: Instagram TikTok YouTube Facebook Music: Dream Chaser - Lunareh Written By - Wiriyapa Chansuwong Performed & Produced By - Lunareh

Tim Schultz. WellConnect. Oil is heading to $100/barrel - propane is a by product of oil and natural gas. Rural homeowners having to spend twice as  much to heat their homes as those on natural gas.  Our installation backlog is growing as fall is here, so don't dela

Tim Schultz. WellConnect.

Tim Schultz, Well Connect.

Tim Schultz, Well Connect. 

Although China won't admit it, its huge balloon hovering over the United States, in plain view of ordinary Americans, was a huge geopolitical blunder. To boot, that we shot it down and were able to confirm it was equipped with spying equipment, which negated their claim that it was just a weather balloon, internationally undermined their credibility. But we have had our own share of blunders. First, we sent reconnaissance balloons over the Soviet Union, until they told us to stop it. Second, our "weather" plane (no doubt similar to China's "weather" balloon), was shot down over the Soviet Union. This is the infamous story of the U-2 spy plane, which became a major embarrassment for the Eisenhower administration. To get the full U-2 story and much more about aerial reconnaissance, I spoke with Dr. Tim Schultz, Associate Dean of Academics at the US Naval War College. Prior to this, Dr. Schultz served as the Dean of the United State Air Force School of Advanced Air and Space Studies. And prior to his teaching career, he was a U-2 pilot. Dr. Schultz is a retired colonel of the United States Air Force and was the Commander of the 1st Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron, which is a U-2 combat squadron. He is the author of Air Power in the Age of Primacy: Air Warfare since the Cold War - a 2021 book; and also The Problem with Pilots: How Physicians, Engineers, and Airpower Enthusiasts Redefined Flight - a 2018 book. To learn more about Dr. Schultz, you can visit his academic homepage. In addition, below are links to two fascinating episodes: S3E2: U.S. Stealth Bombers & Air Superiority, Dr. Melvin Deaile S2E36: China's Leaders: Overreaction & Overreach, Dr. Susan Shirk I hope you enjoy these episodes. Adel Host of the History Behind News podcast HIGHLIGHTS: get future episode highlights in your inbox. SUPPORT: please click here and join our other supporters in the news peeler community. Thank you.

Powerball winner Tim Schultz joins Tim O'Brien to talk about what it's like to win the lottery, and what you should do if you ever hit the jackpot for that big lottery prize. Tim is a YouTuber and the host of a podcast called Lottery, Dreams and Fortune. While working in a gas station to put himself through college, Tim won the $28 million Powerball prize in 1999 and his life hasn't been the same since. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/Winning_the_Lottery_auphonic.mp3 Even if you're not a gambler, chances are at some point you bought a lottery ticket. Maybe you don't buy a ticket that often, but when the jackpot gets up to $100 million, $500 million or even a billion dollars, it gets tempting. As they say, “You gotta play to win.” There are two lottery games that seem to draw the most attention for their big jackpots – Powerball and Mega Millions. Since 2016, there have been six jackpots in America that surpassed $1 billion. Three in the past year alone. The largest lottery jackpot to date was the Powerball drawing on November 2, 2022. Someone bought a ticket at Joe's Service Center in Altadena, California, not far from Pasadena. It's not clear yet whether the winner has claimed the prize, but whoever it is, won over $2 billion before taxes. The second-biggest jackpot was also a Powerball ticket that was split three ways. On January 13th, 2016, winners came from California, Florida and Tennessee. The third biggest jackpot was a Mega Millions winner. This time from South Carolina. That person claimed the $1.5 billion jackpot.  We don't know who it was, but they opted to take a one-time lump sum of $877 million before taxes. If you're like me, once you buy that ticket, and up until the drawing, your imagination can run wild. What would you do with all that money? It's just that sort of thinking that captures the attention of millions who buy those lottery tickets. Back in 1999, Tim Schultz was working at a gas station to put himself through college. But then fate happened. Tim sold himself a winning Powerball ticket. The prize was $28 million. That doesn't mean he took home all $28 million. While he can't say how much he did take home all winners have the option of taking a lump sum, which is usually a little more than half of the publicized jackpot. And then there are the taxes. No matter who wins the lottery in a given week, Uncle Sam always gets a cut. The idea that someone actually gets all that money is one of the biggest myths surrounding the lottery. Tim says there are other myths as well. Links Tim Schultz YouTube Channel Lottery, Dreams and Fortune Podcast, with Tim Schultz (Spotify) Powerball, website I'm the Lottery Winner Who Bagged a $28 Million Jackpot, The Sun About this Episode's Guest Tim Schultz Timothy Schultz is a YouTuber and host of the podcast, Lottery, Dreams and Fortune. It features human interest stories of overcoming the odds and the belief that anything is possible. This includes interviews with lottery winners. In fact, Timothy Schultz is a lottery winner himself. In 1999, he won the Powerball jackpot in the USA before going back to college to study broadcast news and work on various productions. He's now combining his experience to meet and interview other people who have experienced sudden wealth or overcome the odds in life. Watch Timothy Schultz on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/c/timothyschultz .

Mayor Tim Schultz has been a resident of Hatboro for over 20 years. Devoted to his community, Tim has served in the capacity of Borough Historian, a member of the Hatboro Tricentennial Committee, Chairman of the Hatboro Holiday Parade, and the President of the Greater Hatboro Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Schultz also joined the national Mayors for Monarchs program in 2020 dedicated to improving pollinator survival across America. Tim is also the proud owner of Bright House Creative Services, LLC, and loves being behind a camera. In addition to his photography business, Tim is a Realtor at Class Harlan Real Estate. Tim, along with his wife DJ and five children, have a passion for all things Hatboro and have dedicated themselves to improving the Borough in every way possible. Tim's strong leadership and devotion to the Hatboro community shines through his work as President of the Greater Hatboro Chamber of Commerce and now as Mayor. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/plantatrilliontrees/support

Recently, President Biden signed into law the Respect for Marriage Act, requiring all US states and territories to recognize same-sex and interracial civil marriages. But that isn't all the new law does: it also fortifies religious liberty protections. As today's guests describe, it's perhaps because the Respect for Marriage Act does both things that it garnered bipartisan congressional support. In this episode, we're joined by Tim Schultz, president of the 1st Amendment Partnership, a DC advocacy organization that has worked for the last decade to advance religious freedom in state legislatures. Tim worked closely with leaders of diverse religious minority organizations—and national gay rights lobby organizations—to help foster the conditions needed to make this law and its commitment to Christian pluralism possible. Joining him is Tim Dalrymple, president and CEO of Christianity Today, one of the country's most influential evangelical publications.    Guests Tim Schultz Tim Dalrymple   Additional Resources "Everything You Need to Know About the Respect for Marriage Act," by Carl Esbeck in Christianity Today 1st Amendment Partnership Christianity Today Respect for Marriage Act 

Tim Schultz is president of the First Amendment Partnership, a group whose core mission is to advocate for religious freedom for all faiths and rights of conscience.Schultz and others say this bill gives something to both gay rights groups and to religious conservatives. It's a compromise, a tradeoff. On the left, there are some activists who say it doesn't do enough, but by and large they say they want it to pass anyway. On the right, there are a lot of prominent religious conservatives who say it doesn't give enough to their side, but they also say that they still wouldn't support the legislation even if it did give their side more.Specifically, LGBTQ groups are looking for assurances that if the Supreme Court's ruling in 2015 that legalized same-sex marriage is somehow repealed in the future, marriage licenses issued since then would still be valid. And the bill also says that states where gay marriage is not recognized, gay couples would be protected under law and their marriages recognized if their license was issued in another state.Religious conservatives are looking for protections that will allow them and their institutions to adhere to the belief that marriage is between men and women, and to live out that belief in various settings. The text of this legislation as it pertains to religious freedom requires some interpretation, so that is where the debate gets complicated. Hopefully this conversation gives some insight from an advocate who says it does provide protections for religious conservatives.Read my article on the issue here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tim Schultz, Well Connect

1) Democrats are LOSING and Lying on ALL of the Key Issues 1A) Biden to release an additional 10-15M barrels of oil and sell 40M barrels beyond the 180M already authorized in an effort to stop the rise in gas prices before the election. Typical political move rather than solving the real problem. 2) Democrats feel they may have "Peaked too early" in Congressional races. We agree and we'll explain further. 2A) Democrats are pouring money into a Rhode Island House race held by Democrats since 1991. When you are on the defensive, you are losing. 2B) Biden appeals to his base by promising legislation on abortion and rolling our student loan forgiveness web page. Legal challenges remain. 3) High profile Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is in a tie with his Republican challenger Tim Schultz. 4) Senate Polling: Vance +2 in Ohio Budd +6 in North Carolina as his lead expands Grassley only up +3 in Iowa as race is closer than expected Johnson +3 in Wisconsin and the lead appears to be growing Warnock and Walker appear headed to run off as no one is above 50% due to Libertarian candidate drawing 3-4% support 5) Black candidates and NAACP claim Republican adds about crime are racist. They are trying to distract on the central issue of crime and Americans are not buying what they are selling. All Americans are concerned about crime and the weak Democratic policies that got us here. Sen. Tubberville laughs off criticism. 5A) Police attacked in Philadelphia 5B) White House asked El Paso mayor NOT to declare State of Emergency over Border invasion. 6) Grassley - "FBI is aware of Biden Crime Family activity". What will happen? Our guess is nothing. 7) Russia hits Ukraine power stations with drones from Iran and levels civilian homes in escalation of war.

Tim Schultz, Well Connect

Today Dean has three sets of in-studio expert guests talking about three different topics. Guests include Pete Thornton from Duthie Power Systems, Bryan Gold from Aldik Home, Chandler Delinks and Tim Schultz from Modern Mill. Listen to today's show and learn about transfer switches, backup power, patio furniture and composite decking material.

Today Dean has three sets of in-studio expert guests talking about three different topics. Guests include Pete Thornton from Duthie Power Systems, Bryan Gold from Aldik Home, Chandler Delinks and Tim Schultz from Modern Mill. Listen to today's show and learn about transfer switches, backup power, patio furniture and composite decking material.

Tim Schultz, Well Connect

Tim Schultz discusses 2 Corinthians 12:9.

Tim Schultz. Wellconnect.

As Congress debates the Equality Act that would codify sexual orientation and gender identity protections into federal civil rights laws, ADF's Kristen Waggoner talks about how it goes too far to inhibit religious liberties. Tim Schultz and Ryan T. Anderson debate the Fairness for All policy alternative.

Tim Schultz. Wellconnect.

Tim has this uncanny ability to see around corners. Always innovative and looking for different ways of doing things helped create his company Local and Fresh. Born and raised in Filmore Saskatchewan, Tim got a taste of entrepreneurship and what it meant to follow your passion. Tim is all about helping young people develop their entrepreneurial skills and confidence, and helping people eat healthy local food. Thank you Tim for continue to create ripples and #betterthepond.

Josh Good is the director of Ethics & Public Policy Center's Faith Angle Forum, which aims to strengthen reporting and commentary on how religious believers, religious convictions, and religiously grounded moral arguments affect American politics and public life.Tim Schultz is the President of the 1st Amendment Partnership. In this role, he directs all aspects of the organization’s work, building faith alliances, guiding public policy, and educating key influencers on religious freedom issues.Together, they have a conversation with our host, George Seay, about religion, politics, and much more!

FR 2110 - Religious Freedom In Transition - Part 8 - Tim Schultz - Rel Date 03 - 06 - 21 by Church State Council

This week on the Faith Angle Podcast, we are joined by Andy Smarick and Tim Schultz. Guests: Andy Smarick Tim Schultz Links: The Bostock Ruling with Tim Schultz Congress Should Act to Balance LGBT Rights and Religious Freedom Letters in the Time of Covid Liberty, Government, and the Preservation of Civil Society Protecting the Products of Liberty What the Espinoza Decision Means for Other Aspects of Religious Freedom Who’s winning the culture war? Answer: No one Follow us | faithangle.org

Tim Schultz, the president of the 1st Amendment Partnership, a partner of the Ethics and Public Policy Center’s American Religious Freedom Program (ARFP), joins Matt, Derek, and Alastair to discuss the Bostock v. Clayton County ruling.

Marshall, Alex, and guest comedian-country-rocker Tim Schultz break down Kix Brooks' "Highways And Heartaches"; the first track off his 1989 self-titled album. Tim plays his 2018 "Number One Song" from Music City. *We do not own music in this podcast, however, we do have a license to use it. This podcast is not endorsed by Brooks & Dunn and is merely a fan Podcast.*

This weeks guest are Karen Helf, Sofia Shapatava and her coach Tim Schultz. Shapatava is from Georgia and turned pro in 2004. In a professional career spanning 16 years and running, her highest ranking in singles is 186. Shapatava and Schultz open up about the realities of lower ranked players and their daily lives not the ITF tour. In a chat as candid as any you learn so much about the discrepancies between the WTA and the ITF tours from the paid hotels, cab rides and even practice balls that set apart the two tours. Shapatava and Schultz also weigh in on current important topics like Dominic Thiem’s stand on not sharing his funds for the lower ranked players to the virtual Madrid open. The conversation is driven by Karen Helf and Matt Zemek.

This weeks guest are Karen Helf, Sofia Shapatava and her coach Tim Schultz. Shapatava is from Georgia and turned pro in 2004. In a professional career spanning 16 years and running, her highest ranking in singles is 186. Shapatava and Schultz open up about the realities of lower ranked players and their daily lives not the ITF tour. In a chat as candid as any you learn so much about the discrepancies between the WTA and the ITF tours from the paid hotels, cab rides and even practice balls that set apart the two tours. Shapatava and Schultz also weigh in on current important topics like Dominic Thiem’s stand on not sharing his funds for the lower ranked players to the virtual Madrid open. The conversation is driven by Karen Helf and Matt Zemek.

It wasn't long before the aircraft were able to fly to much greater altitudes and at greater speeds and get into an environment where humans just could not function correctly and humans became sort of the weak link or the limiting factor Anyone who watches military aviation knows that many believe the F-35 will be the last manned fighter aircraft produced by the United States. Remotely piloted aircraft have been prevalent in the battlespace for at least a decade. Many of the most routine tasks in-flight are accomplished by a machine with a pilot monitoring. But the discussion about the "man in the can" far predates any of the debates that confront us now. A BETTER PEACE welcomes Tim Schultz to discuss the limitations that were placed on aviation development by the insistence that there be a human in the cockpit. Author of The Problem with Pilots: How Physicians, Engineers, and Airpower Enthusiasts Redefined Flight, Schultz lauds the engineers and scientists along with flight surgeons for all of the advancements they were able to make in the aviation industry in spite of the human crew members on board. He joins Senior Editor JP Clark as they look back at the trade offs that have been made in aircraft design to accommodate the pilot. Dr. Timothy Schultz is the Associate Dean of Academics for Electives and Research, U.S. Naval War College and the author of The Problem with Pilots: How Physicians, Engineers, and Airpower Enthusiasts Redefined Flight. COL JP Clark was the Deputy Director for Academic Engagement for the Strategic Studies Institute and a WAR ROOM Senior Editor as well as a student in the AY20 resident class at the U.S. Army War College. The views expressed in this presentation are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. Army War College, U.S. Army, or Department of Defense. Photo Description: Members of the 128th Air Refueling Wing, Milwaukee, Wisc. prepare to land a KC-135 Stratotanker after a training exercise Nov. 3, 2013. Photo Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Jenna V. Hildebrand/Released

Good Morning Y'all! Todays podcast is with my friend Tim Schultz. Tim is a lawyer out of Texas who was born and raised in Louisiana. We discuss growing up in Louisiana, Tim's recent accomplishments in rucking, and gloss over a bit of cool lawyering stories. Hope y'all enjoy:)

1. Daniel Silliman, “LGBT Rights-Religious Liberty Bill Proposed in Congress,” Christianity Today, 12/6/192. Fairness for All bill3. Congress Should Act to Balance LGBT Rights and Religious Freedom,” by Tyler Deaton and Tim Schultz, Morning Consult, March 14, 2019

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) affects more than 12 million people in the United States, making it hard for them to breath or live a quality life. In the end stages, COPD can lead to death in a very unpleasant way. Although the risk is highest for people who smoke, COPD can also develop from second-hand smoke, working in jobs around dust or fumes, or even from a genetic trait. The goal is to catch it as early as possible.COPD continually progresses over time. What starts as an occasional cough can become more frequent, and simple things like taking the stairs or mowing the lawn can become too difficult. People with COPD often become more sedentary, which just makes the problem worse. Instead, people with COPD need to be up and active, exercise the heart and lungs and maximizing the capacity they have.Unfortunately, COPD cannot be cured, or even improved. It only progresses or stays the same. With professional pulmonary rehab, people with COPD can combine regimented exercise with lifestyle adjustments and the right medications to achieve a much better quality of life while keeping the disease at bay. People can keep the COPD from progressing and learn how to live an active and happy life.On this episode, Jan Pistole, RN, cardiopulmonary rehab coordinator, and Tim Schultz, RTT, director of respiratory care, join the Pulse to discuss the disease, how it affects the body, and how it can be managed.Learn more by visiting www.perrymemorial.org/podcast

Most people who have sleeping disorders, don't know it. Those that do know about it, usually only find out from their spouse, after a night of loud snoring or kicking their spouse one too many times.Nevertheless, conditions such as sleep apnea, insomnia, and restless leg syndrome can take a toll on a person's physical and mental well-being, and even put you in danger of car accidents. These conditions can go unnoticed because they cause you to wake up only momentarily during the night; even so, when that happens often enough, your body never gets the restful sleep it needs. Fortunately, these problems often can be solved easily. Respiratory therapists perform the important job of diagnosing sleep disorders and arranging treatment to improve the quality of sleep each night.As part of National Respiratory Care Week, Tim Schultz, Director of Respiratory Care, joins the Pulse to discuss sleeping disorders, how they are diagnosed and treated, and other roles respiratory therapists fill. Learn more by visiting www.perrymemorial.org/podcast

4:20 pm: Fox News Personality and former Utah Congressman Jason Chaffetz joins the show to discuss the report that Attorney General William Barr has decided to launch an investigation into the origins of the Russian investigation4:35 pm: Former GOP Presidential Candidate Carly Fiorina joins the program to discuss her new book, “Find Your Way”, as well as her visit to Utah for Governor Herbert’s Utah Economic Summit5:05 pm: Utah Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox has announced his decision to run for Governor of Utah and he joins Rod to discuss the reasons he is throwing his hat in the ring for Utah’s top office6:05 pm: Tim Schultz, President of the 1st Amendment Partnership, joins Rod for a conversation about the Equity Act, co-sponsored by Utah Congressman Ben McAdams, which prohibits discrimination based on gender, sexual orientation, and gender identity in the areas of housing, employment, federal funding and public accommodations6:20 pm: Guy Bentley, Director of Consumer Freedom at the Reason Foundation, joins the program for a conversation about how some organizations continue to push soda taxes despite any evidence they work to reduce obesity

FR 19 - 18 - Bible Reading Bills - Tim Schultz - Rel Date 05 - 04 - 19 by Church State Council

FR 18 - 30 - Religious Freedom In The States - Tim Schultz - Rel Date 07 - 28 - 18 by Church State Council

This is the first in a series of podcasts from Engine House Training, LLC that will discuss Truck Work.  We will be creating these series of podcasts on everything operational over the next several weeks and months.  So, be sure to stay tuned in for many more informational and fun podcasts on all things firefighting! This episode is dedicated to a brief introduction about truck work. The panel discusses, in general, what truck work is and why it is so important.  It's not about the apparatus, it's about the tasks completed to facilitate extinguishment and rescue. Today, Mike Torres, Tim Schultz, Jeff Weffelmeyer and Jason Hoevelmann offer their options and experiences in this podcast and will be regular contributors to this series. The next podcast will be live and will allow you to ask questions and to get real-time answers to your questions. All of the members will be happy to respond to your emails or messages. So, be sure to share this podcast and the rest of them with your friends and departments--definitely use these for training..that's the whole idea!!

FR 17 - 47 - Religious Freedom In The States - Tim Schultz - Rel Date 11 - 18 - 17 by Church State Council

Tim Schultz, President, First Amendment Partnership, on the critical legislative effort to balance values of religious and sexual liberty.

FR 17 - 24 - Fairness For All - An Ongoing Series - Tim Schultz - Rel Date 06 - 10 - 17 by Church State Council

Tim Schultz., President of the First Amendment Partnership, www.1stamendmentpartnership.org, discussing state legislative efforts to protect religious freedom, including laws to protect the rights of religious clubs on college campuses to select leaders consistent with the club’s religious orientation; laws to protect religious adoption agencies rights to make placements in accordance with their faith, and laws balancing LGBT rights and religious freedom.

Tim Schultz, President, First Amendment Partnership, on the difficulty of enacting state protections for religious freedom in an atmosphere where religious freedom is equated with discrimination.

The first anniversary of the podcast features Cryptkeeper 9's Tim Schultz, for whom a theatre trek with his grandmother at the age of eight to watch Friday the 13th Part II turned into a lifelong love of horror and passion for creating versions of what has come to define Jason and the franchise, the hockey

Show Notes 02:58 – Tim’s Story 10:00 – Magento Go, SaaS vs. On-Premise 21:17 – Roadmap Strategy 40:43 – Bigcommerce Stencil 48:33 – Events & Predictions Links / Mentions Roy Rubin Bigcommerce Yoav Kutner Shopify...

Kelly Outdoors is a show about just that, The great outdoors and all that it has to offer, Hunting, Fishing, boating etc. Thats what its about folks, Waterfowling is my passion so there is lots of that, There have been some of the best folks in the industry on the show and I will continue to bring you the very best for your enjoyment, Listen live or Download them, Just enjoy. All of these shows are available on itunes. Join Trever Shanahan, Doc Hull, Tim Schultz and some other special gusts as we explain how to get that call of yours into shape!! Kelly

Producer and animator Timothy Schultz and John Grigsby joined us for this week's episode.Tim Schultz went to college to study film and journalism at the University of Colorado before starting Bullhead Entertainment, LLC in 2005. Bullhead recently produced The Cave: An Adaptation of Plato's Allegory in Clay and is currently in production on the feature-length documentary Chasing the Shadows, which follows Tim's journey into the world of ghosts and the afterlife. John Grigsby’s recent animations entitled, An Introduction to Lucid Dream Exploration was painstakingly created on etch-a-sketch.  He is also a musician and recently toured the world as a bassist with blues musician Otis Taylor.  John is the DOP and animator for The Cave: An Adaptation of Plato's Allegory in Clay.The Cave has brought Plato's pedagogical story to life by shooting over 4,000 still photographs of John Grigsby's wonderful claymation. It has screened in many film festivals worldwide and has won awards including won 1st Place Animation at the USA Film Festival Short Film and Video Competition of 2008.  It has also screened in the 2008 MergingArts Short Short Story Film Festival.