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Welcome back to Fantasy Focus! Daniel Dopp, Field Yates, and Mike Clay are back to discuss everything you need to know about the remaining Week 2 games. Who are the starts of the week? How should you approach the Bears offense? And how much faith should you have in Joe Burrow? 00:00 Welcome to Fantasy Focus! 01:46 Buffalo Bills vs Detroit Lions Recap 12:25 Week 2 Storylines 13:34 Miami Dolphins vs San Francisco 49ers Preview 17:16 Washington Commanders vs Dallas Cowboys Preview 21:39 Indianapolis Colts vs Kansas City Chiefs Preview 26:33 Minnesota Vikings vs Chicago Bears Preview 34:09 Fantasy Focus Mailbag 37:39 New Orleans Saints vs Baltimore Ravens Preview 41:49 Seattle Seahawks vs Arizona Cardinals Preview 46:51 Cincinnati Bengals vs Houston Texans Preview 51:57 Starts of the Week 55:38 Fantasy Focus Mailbag 57:20 Thanks for Watching! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For a year, their new home outside Chicago felt like the fresh start they'd wanted. The children settled in, life found its rhythm, and their mother began to relax. After a lifetime of paranormal experiences, she wondered whether that part of her life might finally be behind her.Then she caught a reflection in the kitchen window.Her children loved to scare her, so she was ready to catch one of them sneaking up behind her. But the shape in the doorway didn't belong to anyone who should have been awake—or home. And it kept returning.At first, it slipped away whenever she turned toward it. Then it began lingering, growing bolder, moving farther into the house. What had changed in a home that once felt so peaceful—and why was the shadow heading toward her sleeping children?#RealGhostStoriesOnline #ShadowPeople #HauntedHouse #FamilyHaunting #UnseenPresence #ParanormalEncounter #HauntedSuburbs #ShadowFigure #PsychicSensitivity #CreepyEncounters Love real ghost stories? Want even more?Don't just listen—join us on YouTube and be part of the largest community of real paranormal encounters anywhere. Subscribe now and never miss a chilling new story:

This is a preview of The Weekender. Sign up for our Patreon and get access to the full episode each Friday as well as special Live Shows and access to our community discord: http://patreon.com/muckrakepodcast Co-hosts Jared Yates Sexton and Nick Hauselman open on Kevin Warsh raising interest rates when Trump appointed him to cut them, and why a rate hike can't do a thing about: record diesel prices, the war in Iran, or an economy already flirting with stagflation (not necessarily in that order). The Supreme Court keeps the Postal Service's mail ballot rule on hold through the midterms, with Thomas and Alito still on board (because of course) and a whistleblower alleging the USPS built the system anyway. Jared predicts November is headed for a mess no matter what the courts say. Speaking of a mess, Mitch McConnell returned to the Senate looking a lot like Grandpa at the dinner table in The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which Jared and Nick see as proof of a machine that grinds the humanity out of everyone who serves it. A new report that JD Vance tried to advise the Clinton campaign in 2016 shows exactly who he is: a striver (on a couch) with no principles who could just as easily have ended up a Democrat, and Hillary's own 9/11 essay in The Atlantic proves the striver class is bipartisan (good times). In What We're Watching, Nick catches The Odyssey a second time to get ready for his trip, and Jared is slowly working through For Whom the Bell Tolls and finally watched season one of The Rehearsal. Nick is off to Greece for two weeks, so Jared will hold down the fort until he's back in October.

Watching people defend the latest nonsense from the Vatican is shocking enough by itself. Thankfully Bishop Strickland and Archbishop Vigano both released separate statements. Bishop Strickland provides a hermeneutic of continuity-inspired reading of the document while rejecting the overt errors. On the other hand, Archbishop Vigano reminds us why we must resist this transformation of the Church.Sources:https://substack.com/@returntotradition1Contact Me:Email: return2catholictradition@gmail.comSupport My Work:Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/AnthonyStineSubscribeStarhttps://www.subscribestar.net/return-to-traditionBuy Me A Coffeehttps://www.buymeacoffee.com/AnthonyStinePhysical Mail:Anthony StinePO Box 3048Shawnee, OK74802Follow me on the following social media:https://www.facebook.com/ReturnToCatholicTradition/https://twitter.com/pontificatormax+JMJ+#popeleoXIV #catholicism #catholicchurch #catholicprophecy#infiltration

Send us Fan MailBall Watching hosts, Jake Koenig and Justin Graham, recap St. Louis CITY's away win against Colorado Rapids in U.S. Open Cup Semifinal, and preview the upcoming home match against Toronto FC!Follow the show on X and/or Instagram (@BallWatchingSTL)! Find our guest interviews and all episodes in video form on YouTube by searching https://www.youtube.com/@ballwatchingSTL. Be sure to hit subscribe and turn notifications on!Hoffmann Brothers is the 2025 presenting sponsor of Ball Watching! Headquartered right here in St. Louis for over 40 years, Hoffmann Brothers is a full-service residential & commercial provider, providing Heating, Air Conditioning, Plumbing, Drains, Sewer, Water Heaters, Duct Cleaning, Electrical and Appliance Repair services. Visit them online at hoffmannbros.com!Make The Pitch Athletic Club & Tavern (thepitch-stl.com) your St. Louis CITY SC pregame and postgame destination for all your food and drink needs! Tell them your friends at Ball Watching sent you... Shop in-store or online at Series Six (seriessixcompany.com) and receive a 15% discount  on all orders storewide using code "BALLWATCHING" at checkout!

Listen if you want to…. We’re calling a red flag on the Dancing with the Star Premiere, do the ladies have an advantage? How are we supposed to root for the stars with dance experience, biggest improvement, maybe… maybe not? It’s officially the age of older shirtless men, so who bared it all the best, John Stamos or Tom Cruise? Chris Harrison’s new dating show is giving The Bachelor a run for its money. Superman actor David Corenswet is trading in his cape for a football uniform for his next film and we are here for it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Listen if you want to…. We’re calling a red flag on the Dancing with the Star Premiere, do the ladies have an advantage? How are we supposed to root for the stars with dance experience, biggest improvement, maybe… maybe not? It’s officially the age of older shirtless men, so who bared it all the best, John Stamos or Tom Cruise? Chris Harrison’s new dating show is giving The Bachelor a run for its money. Superman actor David Corenswet is trading in his cape for a football uniform for his next film and we are here for it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Haugh and Jarrett Payton opened their show by celebrating Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong's two-homer performance to lead his team to an 8-4 win against the Braves on Wednesday at Wrigley Field. They also reacted to the White Sox falling into second place in the AL Central with a 6-3 loss to the Guardians on Wednesday. Later, they conducted the Pick 6 segment, where they debated the top sports stories of the day.

HOUR 2 (09/17) -Gary & Shannon dig into allegations that taxpayer money meant for homeless services funded luxuries while a separate rail audit flags prohibited travel expenses.Then, declining math grades fuel renewed debate over the SAT, the show asks whether college is about learning or simply getting the diploma, and a Wall Street Journal column sparks a conversation about when avoiding risk starts costing us opportunities.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Every election cycle, clients ask the same question: should I be doing something different with my portfolio right now? The short answer, according to the data, is probably not. But the longer answer is more interesting. In this episode of Financial Commute, Chief Investment Officer Meghan Pinchuk and Chris Galeski walk through what historical market data actually shows about midterm election years, why the bigger risk to the current market has less to do with which party wins and more to do with what both parties agree on, and how to think about sizing your stock exposure when markets are expensive, uncertainty is high, and the outcome of any given election is genuinely unknowable.Questions This Episode Answers- Do midterm elections affect the stock market?- What would slow down AI spending and why does that matter for the stock market?- Why is inflation described as a hidden tax?- How should I invest before an election?- What does the current price-to-earnings ratio tell us about future stock returns?

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Loving our enemies isn't optional for Christians - it's the clearest proof of the gospel a watching world will ever see."Let us know what you think."This podcast is based on original BCWorldview.org content. Some episodes are narrated using an AI-generated version of the author's own voice.

She went to Waverly Hills expecting ghosts.After years of paranormal experiences, she was especially fascinated by shadow people—the dark figures that seem content to watch from doorways and corners without ever getting too close. So when the tour reached an area known for sightings, she volunteered to walk alone into the darkness.Almost immediately, the experience felt different.She sensed figures watching from the edges of the hallway, then became aware of something moving close enough to touch her. What she saw beside her was unsettling enough, but she wouldn't learn until later what the rest of the group had been watching from a distance.She had gone to one of the country's most notorious haunted locations hoping to experience something paranormal.But what happens when the paranormal stops watching from the shadows...and comes directly to you?#WaverlyHills #ShadowPeople #ShadowPerson #HauntedSanatorium #ParanormalEncounter #GhostTour #DarkEntity #HauntedKentucky #TrueGhostStories #RealGhostStoriesLove real ghost stories? Want even more?Don't just listen—join us on YouTube and be part of the largest community of real paranormal encounters anywhere. Subscribe now and never miss a chilling new story:

## Scott Adams School — Wednesday, September 16, 2026The **Home Team** is here, with a slight substitution today: **Jeff Callahan joins Erica and Marcela** to help us sort through the news while Owen enjoys a well-deserved "day off."And today we have something special.We found a **perfectly timed old Periscope from Scott Adams** that somehow fits *exactly* with what we've been talking about.Coincidence?Simulation?Scott continuing to mess with us from somewhere beyond the code?**Wait until you see this one.**Then we're heading back into the increasingly strange world of **AI doom, AI slop, and the people warning that artificial intelligence may eventually decide humanity was an unnecessary feature.**And **what does Greg Gutfeld think about all of this?**We'll take a look.Also today:**Impeachment is back in the headlines.** The House blocked an impeachment effort against President Trump, so we'll dig into what happened and why we're talking about impeachment again.We've also got an **Iran update**, including the latest debate in Washington over U.S. military action and congressional war powers.Plus, an **interesting story from Mike Rowe**, more news and current events, and whatever other evidence the simulation chooses to provide before the hour is over.☕ **Grab your coffee and join us for the Simultaneous Sip.**### A Few Scott Adams School Reminders* Please **LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE** the show. It really does help us reach more people.* Watching on replay? We love our replay people too. Please hit that **thumbs-up** while you're here.* Wherever you watch or listen, **follow or subscribe** so you don't miss the next class.* Check out the **official Scott Adams merchandise** and grab your favorites while they're still available.* Our language can occasionally get **spicy**. It's the Scott Adams School, not kindergarten.* Please show respect to **everyone on the screen and everyone in the chat**.* Disagreement is welcome. Debate is welcome. **Personal attacks are not.*** And remember Scott's excellent rule: **Don't make yourself the story.*** The **Scott Adams moderation team** is here and actively keeping the conversation respectful. Repeated obnoxious behavior may earn you a little unscheduled vacation from the chat.* **Be kind. Be useful. Have fun.**The Scott Adams School continues the conversations, ideas, persuasion, reframing, humor and community Scott created, while the Home Team brings its own perspective to the news of the day.Today we've got **AI, impeachment, Iran, Mike Rowe, Greg Gutfeld, a suspiciously well-timed Scott Adams Periscope...**…and possibly further evidence that we are living inside a simulation with a very peculiar sense of humor.**Welcome to the Scott Adams School.**

Season seven opens with a recap of summer conference conversations with Kathy and Keri Vasek, centered on the emotional realities of homeschooling young children. The episode focuses on comparison, child-led learning, and how play-based learning becomes more meaningful when parents release the pressure to produce a specific outcome. Kathy and Keri share what they heard again and again from parents at conferences, from worries about being “behind” to the need for permission to trust children's unique wiring. They also talk about the role of dads, grandparents, and the long-term value of play in the home.00:00 - Season seven kickoff and conference recap01:45 - How Keri V connected with families at the booth03:39 - Why parents aren't really asking about curriculum, but reassurance05:23 - Reading early does not mean smarter06:23 - The trap of comparing children and calling them “behind”08:22 - Identifying your own strengths instead of only your weaknesses10:13 - Why children should get the same grace adults want11:29 - How the same activity looks different for each child13:34 - What child-led learning actually means15:05 - Turning the brown mixture into a win instead of a mistake17:56 - Why discovery matters even when it is not the planned outcome18:53 - The real fear behind wanting proof you are a good mom20:47 - Why parents cry in the booth22:04 - Why so many parents want to start even earlier24:23 - Seeing more dads in the booth this summer27:40 - Gentle parenting as boundaries plus love29:00 - The moment with Tegan and the banana pancakes30:43 - Grandparents showing up to help and find solutions32:07 - The “is this a complete curriculum?” question33:16 - Why repeating the same setup a year later works35:12 - Watching play evolve into new learning on its own37:41 - The real goal is the playing, not finishing the activity39:36 - Using play-based activities just to survive the day41:23 - How play becomes spontaneous and self-directed over time42:52 - Play continuing into writing, journaling, and teen interests45:25 - “It's okay” and “good enough for today” as takeaways47:22 - Conference plans for 2027 and beyondStop measuring your child against other children and notice who they are instead.Choose one activity and watch how your child naturally uses it before adding more.Use play as a foundation, not a checklist.When frustration rises, remind yourself and your child: it's okay.Try the phrase “good enough for today” when perfection pressure shows up.

Growing up in rural West Virginia, Tommy hears dark Appalachian lore from his grandmother—most notably the legend of the "Devil's Mud Man," a malevolent entity born from cursed earth that preys on the isolated. Decades after his grandmother recalls finding a murdered woman tied down in Apple Creek as a child, new female bodies are discovered submerged in nearby waters, prompting Tommy to suspect his eccentric veteran friend, Old Wesley. Upon breaking into Wesley's trailer, Tommy finds no evidence of murder, but instead a lonely, traumatized man haunted by his own terrifying encounter with a shadowy figure near the creek. The true killer is eventually revealed to be their neighbor, Farmer Ronny, whose barn hides a fresh victim and whose property contains several shallow graves; however, Ronny claims he was driven to commit the acts by an ancient, corrupting voice emanating from the land itself. Even after Ronny's arrest and life sentence, Tommy and his grandmother remain convinced that the serial murders were merely the work of a supernatural entity using weak men as its host, leaving an enduring fear of the dark woods passed down through generations.

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A registered sex offender accused of secretly recording children at Boston’s Frog Pond is facing dozens of new charges after police allegedly found videos of children changing clothes and using the playground. Prosecutors say the 60-year-old man used camera-equipped sunglasses and his cellphone to record children, and investigators found more than 40 videos on his devices. The disturbing case raises questions about how to protect children from predators in busy public places.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Continued conversation about how a registered sex offender is accused of secretly recording children at Boston’s Frog Pond and is facing dozens of new charges after police allegedly found videos of children changing clothes and using the playground. Prosecutors say the 60-year-old man used camera-equipped sunglasses and his cellphone to record children, and investigators found more than 40 videos on his devices. The disturbing case raises questions about how to protect children from predators in busy public places.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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## Scott Adams School — Tuesday, September 15, 2026The **Home Team** is back together, and apparently AI still hasn't killed us all since yesterday, so we have time for a follow-up.Today we're digging a little deeper into the latest round of **“AI is going to kill everybody within a decade”** stories. Is this a legitimate warning, runaway speculation, elite panic, or just the newest way to make sure nobody gets a good night's sleep?And while we're talking artificial intelligence...**What does Kamala think about AI, anyway?**That should be fun.We'll get into that, plus the rest of today's **news, current events, questionable decisions, strange headlines, and whatever fresh nonsense humanity managed to produce overnight.**☕ Grab your coffee and join us for the **Simultaneous Sip.**### Scott Adams School Housekeeping* Please **LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE** the show. It genuinely helps us reach more people.* Watching later? Replay viewers count too, so please hit that **thumbs-up**.* Check out the **official Scott Adams merchandise** and grab what you want while it's available.* The language around here can occasionally get **spicy**. You have been warned.* Please be respectful to **everyone on the screen and everyone in the chat**.* Disagreement is welcome. **Personal attacks are not.*** And as always: **don't make yourself the story.*** The **Scott Adams moderation team** is here keeping an eye on things. If you insist on behaving like the main character in somebody else's livestream, they may help you find the exit.* Be useful. Be interesting. **Be kind.**The Scott Adams School is hosted by the **Home Team: Erica, Owen and Marcella**, continuing the conversations, ideas and community Scott created without pretending anyone could or should replace him.Settle in. We've got news to discuss, AI to worry about, politicians explaining technology, and coffee.**Welcome to the Scott Adams School.**

This episode started with a cold plunge and turned into one of the most practical breakdowns of how we handle adversity I've seen in a while. I watched a guy go from 'I could never' to 'okay, what do I need to do to get in?' in about three minutes flat, just because he watched someone else do it. That shift in perspective is the whole game. I walk through why the first 20 to 30 seconds of any hard situation are the most critical, why holding your breath and tensing up is the fastest way to quit, and how visualizing the reward on the other side of the discomfort changes what you're willing to endure. Key Takeaways Saying 'I could never' is one of the profanities of success. Your mind takes you at your word and makes it true. Watching someone else do what you think is impossible is often the fastest way to expand your own sense of possibility. The first 20 to 30 seconds of adversity are the hardest. If you can breathe through them, you can win the battle. Holding everything in during stressful seasons makes the situation bigger, not smaller. Exhaling is not weakness. Visualizing the reward on the other side of the hard thing shifts your focus off the pain and onto the purpose. Action Steps Remove 'I could never' from your vocabulary today. Replace it with 'what would it take for me to do that?' and start there. When stress or shock hits, take five intentional minutes to breathe. Lower your cortisol so you can make clear decisions instead of reactive ones. Write down a vivid description of what life looks like when you get through your current hard season. Read it daily to keep your focus on the finish line, not the cold. Notable Quote Your mind doesn't have a sense of humor. Your mind takes you at your word. So when you say you can't do something, that will inevitably, 100%, become true.

With federal OSHA down to roughly 1,700 inspectors for 12 million workplaces — meaning a facility might see a full inspection once every 191 years — self-regulation has effectively become the entire safety system. In this episode, Trish Kerin explains why internal teams stop noticing their own drift from procedure (normalization of deviance) and why "no incidents" doesn't mean a program is working — only that controls haven't been tested yet. She outlines practical fixes: cold-eyes audits between facilities, the three lines of defense model, and the crucial difference between assurance and reassurance. Her bottom line: good process safety isn't just compliance — it drives reliability, productivity and profit.

Shop my all-natural skincare products at Arvoti.com.Seedless fruit is a scam, and we made it possible.Seedless grapes, seedless watermelon, seedless citrus... almost every fruit at the grocery store has been bred to remove the one part that actually makes it a plant.I only started noticing this when I went to buy grapevines for my garden and saw "seedless" listed as the top selling point on nearly every variety. Growing up, I would have picked seedless every time. Now I deliberately look for seeded ones, and this episode is about why that changed.Seeds carry the plant's genetics, the nutrients we're told to supplement with, and the option to grow food again next year without buying anything new. Grape seed extract is sold in capsules while the grapes themselves are engineered to remove the same seed those capsules come from. That contradiction runs through the whole food system.Heirloom and traditional varieties don't get banned. They get replaced when shoppers stop buying them, growers stop planting them, and nurseries stop stocking them. A variety can disappear without anyone deciding to remove it.I also raise a bigger pattern in the episode: Fertility is dropping in people, and it's being bred out of the fruit we eat. Both are worth paying attention to.You'll Learn:[0:00] Introduction[4:41] Choosing seeded grape varieties over the seedless standard[6:13] How shipping and shelf life influence which varieties survive[8:11] He who controls the food controls the people[10:22] The pattern of stripping whole foods into components[11:55] Seed saving once meant genuine food independence[13:58] Watching the full growth cycle changes how a seed looks[15:38] Traditional food skills fade when nobody needs them[17:50] Preserving diversity as a form of resilience[21:11] What to notice next time seedless is printed on a bagGo Deeper:Want to explore more about why I'm choosing deeded fruit again?Dig deeper into the seedless fruit conversation →Resources Mentioned:The Homestead Prepper's Guide To Canning CourseFind more from Gubba:Gubba Homestead | X | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | WebsiteGubba Homestead Products | Shop

Woody Harrelson. Wesley Snipes. Rosie Perez. Trash talk. '90s basketball. Jeopardy! And another movie Naomi somehow missed for 30+ years. We break down Naomi's first reactions, our favorite moments, the '90s fashion, the basketball, and Luke's Look Behind the Movie! Plus, weekend love/hate lists, how the new iPhones discriminate, common knowledge fails, and the reason for the episode title! D up, it's Luke & Naomi!

Welcome back to "First Draft." Mike Greenberg, Field Yates and Mel Kiper Jr. react to Week 1 of the NFL regular season, including Lamar Jackson's return to MVP-form and the Browns' struggles against the Jaguars. 0:00 Welcome to "First Draft" 0:50 NFL Week 1 Reactions & Analysis 5:00 Caleb Williams Shows OUT vs Bryce Young 9:36 Which Teams are the AFC's Big Three? 13:45 NFL Week 1 L's + Cleveland's QB Drama 21:30 Recap of Tennessee Titans Shaky Start 22:50 "Flip the Field" - CFB's Biggest Upsets 24:15 Texas Longhorns Insane Comeback vs. Ohio State 26:48 Breakdown of Drew Mestemaker's Perfomance vs Oregon 30:40 Dante Moore's Troubling Start to Season 34:10 Thanks for Watching! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

## Scott Adams School — Monday, September 14, 2026The **Home Team** kicks off another week at the Scott Adams School, and today we're diving straight into the news.First up: **Is AI really going to kill us all within the next decade?** The predictions are getting increasingly dramatic, the technology is moving incredibly fast, and everyone suddenly has an opinion about whether artificial intelligence is about to save civilization or accidentally delete it.We'll sort through some of the latest AI craziness, what's actually worth paying attention to, and then move through the rest of today's **news and current events**.☕ Grab your coffee and join us for the **Simultaneous Sip**.### A Few Housekeeping Reminders* **Please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE the show.** It helps more than you might think.* Watching on replay? Please hit the **thumbs-up** while you're here. We appreciate every single one of you.* **Official Scott Adams merchandise** is available now. Grab yours while it lasts.* The language can occasionally get **spicy**. Consider yourself warned.* Please be respectful to **our hosts, guests and everyone participating in the chat.*** **Don't make yourself the story.** Disagreement is welcome. Personal attacks and antagonism are not.* The **Scott Adams moderation team** is here and actively keeping the conversation friendly and productive. Repeated disrespect may result in a mute or block.* Most importantly: **Be kind. Be useful.**The Scott Adams School is hosted by **Erica, Owen and Marcella**, continuing the community and conversations Scott created while bringing our own perspectives to the table.Thanks for spending another morning with us.**Welcome to the Scott Adams School.**

He Doesn't Want Your Sacrifices; He Wants You by Autumn Dickson The Lord, Himself, encourages us to study the words of Isaiah. Therein, we will find messages for our day and more specifically, for ourselves. Isaiah is full of hope for the righteous and warnings for the sinner. Both types of messages are filled with love for His children. Here is one of the warnings for His children who have gone astray. This is the Lord's voice we're listening to. Isaiah 1:6, 11, 13-14 6 From the sole of the foot even unto the head there is no soundness in it; but wounds, and bruises, and putrifying sores: they have not been closed, neither bound up, neither mollified with ointment. The children of Israel are wounded from sin, and their wounds aren't healing because they aren't repenting. The word “ointment” in this verse has references to the temple. Whatever apostate practices were occurring in the temple were ineffective in healing them. From the wording in the verse, it seems as though the ointment was applied. However, it did not mollify. 11 To what purpose is the multitude of your sacrifices unto me? saith the Lord: I am full of the burnt offerings of rams, and the fat of fed beasts; and I delight not in the blood of bullocks, or of lambs, or of he goats. The Lord is still receiving sacrifices, and He is full of them. He doesn't love these kinds of things, and it's not blessing the people either. 13 Bring no more vain oblations; incense is an abomination unto me; the new moons and sabbaths, the calling of assemblies, I cannot away with; it is iniquity, even the solemn meeting. 14 Your new moons and your appointed feasts my soul hateth: they are a trouble unto me; I am weary to bear them. An oblation is a solemn offering. Incense was offered up twice a day in the temple to represent the prayers of the people reaching up to God. New moons, sabbaths, and assemblies were religious festivals that were celebrated. It has reached the point where these things no longer please God. They simply make it worse. I usually don't share this many verses, but I wanted to point out a major theme throughout Isaiah. It is the idea of empty religious worship. It doesn't please the Lord, and it doesn't help you. It is vain. It is empty. It is worthless. I want to draw your attention to one phrase: I delight not in the blood of bullocks, or of lambs, or of he goats. Perhaps there are layers of meaning to this phrase, but there is one layer that stuck out to me. Christ doesn't enjoy blood sacrifices. He doesn't enjoy watching it. He doesn't feast on it. It's not doing anything for Him. When you make sacrifices, it doesn't bless the Lord. The only way that we can “bless” the Lord back is to give Him of ourselves. A more accurate phrasing is this: the only way we can please the Lord is to give ourselves to Him. Think of it in this way. You live in a perfect home that's always clean. It never gets dirty. Your child comes and sacrifices their time to vacuum the carpet. Even though you don't need your house cleaned, you're still teaching your child to vacuum because you want your child to grow to be good. So you watch your child vacuum like they're supposed to. Unfortunately, then your child goes to the homes of other people and trashes them disrespectfully. Would you be pleased with your child? Would you feel so happy over the fact that your never-dirty carpet got vacuumed? No, you'd be mad at your kid. The Lord doesn't need our sacrifices. He doesn't actually care much about the sacrifice itself. He doesn't need us to do it. He's got all of that covered. The only reason He gives us tasks at all is so that we change. So when we vacuum the carpet but don't learn anything, He is not receiving any joy. He just wants a child who loves Him, loves others, and acts like a child of God. The Israelites paraded their supposed righteousness around, celebrating festivals and giving sacrifices. But in the end, the Lord still didn't have His children back. Watching them pretend to worship Him was a slap in the face because they would turn around and hurt the world around them. The Israelites would give the impression that the God of Israel delights in sacrifice, hypocrisy, and unloving societies. They shamed themselves, and misrepresented Him. It is not enough to sacrifice. It is not enough to go through action of serving without an attitude of worship. I have seen this in my own life as a mother. There have been times when I have loved being a mother, and there have been times when I have found myself in utter despair over my life choices. How much I was sacrificing was irrelevant to my happiness. What truly makes the difference between the times I'm miserable and the times I'm happy is when I choose to actually lose myself. I don't know how that mechanism works, but it does. When I'm caught up in myself and making sure I have enough, I'm miserable and exhausted. When I finally just let go and stop thinking about myself, I find this deep sense of fulfillment that changes everything. So yes. Give the sacrifices. Obey His will. Celebrate the festivals, but let it change you. Otherwise, it is all for naught. I testify that the Lord delights in us doing what's right. He just wants us to be happy and choose goodness and see eternity for what it offers. All of the structure and commandments and offerings are simply meant to point us to Christ. They will not serve you if you can't find Christ in them and change accordingly. I testify that repentance is such a gift. I testify that the Lord has set us up for success and then paid for our success. Autumn Dickson was born and raised in a small town in Texas. She served a mission in the Indianapolis Indiana mission. She studied elementary education but has found a particular passion in teaching the gospel. Her desire for her content is to inspire people to feel confident, peaceful, and joyful about their relationship with Jesus Christ and to allow that relationship to touch every aspect of their lives. Autumn was the recipient of FAIR's 2024 John Taylor Defender of the Faith Award. The post Come, Follow Me with FAIR – Isaiah 1–12 – Part 1 – Autumn Dickson appeared first on FAIR.

Your team does the right things when you're in the building. Turn your back and... maybe not.Dr. Gina Dorfman has spent over 20 years building practices around culture, and knows exactly what makes a team follow through without being reminded. She explains what has to come first, the test candidates don't know they're taking, and what to do about a strong performer who's dragging the team down. Plus, hear her message to any woman who's been called difficult for holding her team to a standard.Topics discussed:(00:00) Introduction(02:17) Running pediatric and general under one roof(10:43) What your team needs before SOPs will stick(16:13) Getting the right people in the right seats(21:57) Gina's crumpled paper interview test(23:32) What to do with a high performer who hurts culture(25:58) Why the best hire may have no experience(28:44) How far to take standardization in your practice(34:09) Advice for female leaders in dentistryLearn more about Yapi:https://yapiapp.com/Connect with Dr. Gina Dorfman:https://www.linkedin.com/in/gina-dorfman-dds/https://www.instagram.com/drginad/This episode was produced by Podcast Boutique https://www.podcastboutique.comREGISTER FOR THE UPCOMING WEBINAR CLICK HERE REGISTER FOR THE UPCOMING WEBINAR CLICK HERE REGISTER FOR THE UPCOMING WEBINAR CLICK HERETake Control of Your Practice and Your LifeWe help dentists take more time off while making more money through systematization, team empowerment, and creating leadership teams.Ready to build a practice that works for you? Visit www.DentalPracticeHeroes.com to learn more.

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In this episode of JJ Meets World, JJ and Tucker talk about the Fargo Night Watcher, local comedy sketches, Omaha Steaks, door-to-door sales, knife pitches, donut logic, vampires, mail carriers, neighbors, and the complicated emotional reality of unexpected human interaction. They also get into dad-level problem solving, trailer backing, Foo Fighters, Mannequin Pussy, Buffalo Wild Wings radio remotes, bungee cord ingenuity, selling a boat, Facebook Marketplace negotiation, garage sales, thrift stores, VHS collecting, physical media, collector trades, and Tucker's plan to move thousands of VHS tapes into the hands of people who still love them. 00:00 Intro: The Last Episode? 01:00 The Fargo Night Watcher 01:46 The Night Watcher Sketch 02:51 Watching the Watcher 03:20 Omaha Steaks Door-to-Door 04:02 JJ's Bad Omaha Steaks Experience 04:38 What Could Tucker Sell Door-to-Door? 04:54 Tucker Tries to Sell Knives 05:41 Donuts Become the Real Sales Pitch 06:23 The Bass Master Pro Donut Knife 07:00 "Invite Me Into Your Home" 07:25 Tucker Hates Unexpected Human Contact 07:48 Tucker's Dad Gets Out-Dadded 08:32 A Neighbor Perfectly Backs the Trailer 09:02 Dad Enrichment at the Neighborhood Dog Park 09:46 JJ's Buffalo Wild Wings Radio Remote 10:09 Foo Fighters and Mannequin Pussy 10:50 Promoting a Band Name on Local Radio 11:13 JJ Solves a Tablecloth Problem With Bungee Cords 11:54 A Perfect Dad Compliment 12:15 JJ Still Has a Boat to Sell 12:49 The Worst Part of Selling Stuff Online 13:06 Tucker's Dad's Facebook Marketplace Trick 13:48 The Pursuit of the Deal 14:35 Planning a Garage Sale 15:14 Tucker's 3,000 VHS Tape Problem 15:44 Trading for Jurassic Park on VHS 16:16 Turning the VHS Sale Into a Collector Event 17:06 Free Loose Hot Dogs in the Garage 17:32 Nebraska Flea Markets and Bootleg VHS 18:20 Losing Your Train of Thought 18:41 When Do We Stop Counting Half Ages? 18:59 Outro 19:37 Just Kidding, It's Not the Last Episode  

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Aging can bring mixed emotions, especially for parents watching their bodies change while their children grow into adulthood. The world often treats getting older as something to fight against, but Scripture offers a different perspective. Growing older can bring wisdom, deeper faith, greater compassion, and a renewed appreciation for the life God has given us. For parents entering their senior years, aging can become an opportunity to embrace a new season rather than mourn the one that has passed. Years of parenting, relationships, hardships, and answered prayers can produce a wisdom that younger generations need. As physical strength changes, our dependence on God can grow stronger, shifting our focus from temporary circumstances toward His eternal promises. There is also freedom to slow down, enjoy new adventures, invest in family, and discover simple joys that may have been difficult to make room for in earlier seasons. Highlights: Why parents can view aging as a gift rather than something to fear or avoid How growing older can deepen wisdom, compassion, patience, and grace Why aging can strengthen our trust in God’s eternal promises Learning to focus less on temporary circumstances and more on lasting hope How parents can embrace greater freedom, relaxation, hobbies, and new adventures Finding joy in relationships with adult children, grandchildren, and loved ones How faith can provide strength and renewal even as our physical bodies grow weaker Want more encouragement throughout your week? Subscribe to The Good Word, LifeAudio’s free weekly newsletter. Sign up at LifeAudio.com/thegoodword Do you want to listen ad-free? When you join Crosswalk Plus, you gain access to exclusive, in-depth Bible study guides, devotionals, sound biblical advice, and daily encouragement from trusted pastors and authors—resources designed to strengthen your faith and equip you to live it out boldly. PLUS ad free podcasts! Sign Up Today! Full Transcript Below: 3 Good Reasons for Parents to Embrace Aging By: Lia Girard Bible Reading:"Therefore we do not lose heart. Though outwardly we are wasting away, yet inwardly we are being renewed day by day." - 2 Corinthians 4:16 We're all living in a world that wants us to believe it’s easy to find the next magic pill, new exercise, or diet strategy that will keep us eternally young—even in our old age. Yet we all know: this earthly life will end. None of us escapes this necessary passage, at whatever age God decides we're ready to stand in his presence. The longer I live… and the more sweet opportunities I’m given to be present with younger people managing life challenges… the more I understand that getting old is a crown of glory (see Proverbs 16:31). We don't all get to arrive in our senior years. As we near them, we may be feeling the pain of letting go of our own parents. It brings us face to face with the finality of this side of heaven. I've learned, though, while growing out my silver hair, wearing my glasses regularly, and giving up running for yoga, that life fosters compassion as your body weakens. If you're lucky enough to age into your 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond, you will undoubtedly be required to practice a lot of grace. With yourself, your spouse, your parents, and your similarly-aged friends. A long life affords many blessings: raising children, buying homes, building or rebuilding marriages, watching adult children grow, hosting weddings, and so much more. But it also leaves your heart, soul, body, and mind a bit depleted of energy. The good news is that as you move up in years, you naturally overflow with experience. The kind of compassionate know-how that you simply didn't have when you were a teenager. Or when you were a new parent. Or when you were a new empty-nester. When you start seeing that more of your life involves medical visits than vacations, some may feel that aging is something to avoid at all costs. But I believe it is an earned reward, rich in the kind of contentment that deeply satisfies. Here are just three reasons for parents to embrace growing old: You’ve gained an abundance of wisdom. Watching yourself age, even as you try to live a healthy, active life, requires you to relax your expectations. It softens your countenance and fills you with empathy, while creating a wellspring of wisdom. And the things you now know—like how to budget, pay bills, plan events, renovate homes, soothe fussy babies, chaperone trips, and on and on—are gifts to those who need you to show them that it can be done. Of course, I'm not suggesting you force your wisdom on anyone, but it's a good feeling to know that your guidance is based on evidence and carries value. Your trust in God's eternal promises grows stronger than your anxiety about temporary circumstances. The older you get, the more fortunate you are to have been given time to shift your focus to an everlasting hope that will never fade. And maybe this is because you’ve seen so many things end, break, leave, let go, and die. As you age, you realize that the external strength and beauty of your youth are not what carry you through the deepest struggles. If you're a parent who's given the bonus of aging, there's hardly anything that compares to the privilege of loving your adult children as they advance in years as well. When you've lived long enough to see that people not only survive circumstances but thrive, you tend to worry less. No surficial issue becomes a be-all, end-all. Over time, the simple, quiet joys of life and love are what sustain you. Being rich in love and patience becomes more important than climbing the ladder, amazing outfits, or expensive vacations. What matters when you realize you're simply not as strong as you used to be ... is believing wholeheartedly that God is always strong enough to carry you through. You have more time and space for relaxation, joy, and new adventures. Parenting has many seasons, all of which involve remaining utterly in love with your children. If you're lucky enough to grow old enough that love can expand across grandchildren and great-grandchildren, too. However, in the senior years, you realize they have lives of their own now. And you, or you and your spouse, have more open space to explore amusements, interests, or places you may have only dreamed of when your house was filled with people, pets, and responsibilities in far-busier, younger decades. Hold on to the truth that although outwardly you may be “wasting away,” as our scripture says, your spirit is being renewed. So, go for those long walks. Ride your bike slowly. Take your kids out to dinner. Find weekend getaways. Or just enjoy a peaceful hobby that brings you joy. You’ve lived long enough to slow down… and let your faith be your strength. Intersecting Faith & Life: As you consider the joys and challenges of aging, why not: Find a new hobby that delights your soul Pick a place you’ve always wanted to see and go there with your spouse or best friend Choose several scripture verses that bring you peace and hope, and write them down somewhere you can see them regularly Further Reading:Psalm 91:16 Psalm 90:12 Psalm 92:12-14 Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Send us Fan MailAfter a rainy Sunday, a pretty tranquil week ahead. Our drought monitor status is updated. The final full week of Astronomical Summer is upon us. Watching the tropics for one disturbance. A very important daylight number is peaking this week. When our first freeze should be expected here on the south shore. All that and the weekly weather preview for September 13 - September 20, 2026.  NEXT, on episode #259 of Obsessed With the Weather! Enjoy! Support the show

My friends Dave and Kirty Zimmerman (married parents of four, active LDS, live in Utah County) join us to share their story of loving/supporting their gay son Dallin who came out at age 13 and is currently serving a mission. Highlights include: * Age 13: “Mom, What if I'm Gay?” * Dave, Kirty, and Dallin walking that road alone for three years without telling anyone. Very difficult road for all three. Positive and negative ward experiences. * Watching the “light go out” of Dallin—and how coming out helped everyone * Dallin (working closely with his parents but letting Dallin take the lead) coming out to family, friends, and his Ward family * Working closely with the Bishop and Ward Council to counsel together and how to best support Dallin—super helpful * Helpful Bishop and Stake President * No pressure for Dallin to serve a mission—yet Dallin chose this so he “could share God's love with others” * In the celestial room together with Dallin sharing he will never be able to make the next temple covenant—knowing he won't be able to make it work with a woman * Importance of support for LDS parents walking this road—and how the Ward family can make all the difference for their journey with the Church * Kirty: “Some of the best parts of Dallin are the parts that are gay” * Importance of letting LGBTQ people use the labels they prefer—and how telling people not to take on a label creates shame—and how that is inconsistent with other LDS groups This is one of the finest podcasts we've done on how to support a queer child (out in early teenage years) navigating that with friends, family, and church community. So insightful—and helps all of us consider what we can do to support closeted families in our circle of influence. Also, one of the finest podcasts to help us better understand, support, and love a younger queer Latter-day Saint. Thank you, Dave and Kirty, for being on the podcast and sharing your family story. Thanks for your courage to do this. You are helping create Zion. Much love and respect to the Zimmerman family. Thank you Elder Dallin Zimmerman for allowing your parents to share your story. I feel you are concurrently serving two missions—your mission in South American and your mission with your powerful story being shared—both to help everyone know God loves them. ** Note: Dave and Kirty with be part of a parent breakout session at Gather (Nov 12-14 in Provo, Utah). See show notes for more information and how to register ** Links: Instagram @dave_zman: https://www.instagram.com/dave_zman Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dizzi45Z Instagram @kirtyz: https://www.instagram.com/kirtyz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kirtyz Gather Conference Nov 12-14: https://www.liftandlove.org/gather Faith Matters Episode: https://www.faithmatters.org/p/when-your-child-comes-out-as-gay

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How is Lizz sleeping with the new baby? "Fine." But the real issue is all the laundry that baby #3 brings with her. Unlike Kelly, laundry is her least favorite task and with three kids now it seems to be never ending. But the laundry pile might need to take a break as the website launch day is here! Hopefully...  Time to visit Last Three Transactions and right now it's all about getting the kids' fall wardrobe in order. Lizz got Sloan a cheerleader outfit and revealed just how much she and Kelly wanted to be a part of the pom-pom squad when they were kids. Kelly is getting ready for football season with some new Detroit Tigers gear. Plus, does she need to report a bad seller to Ebay?  Then it's a big day in Industry News as the IIHS finally give their results after testing the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade. It's all good news! Plus, updates on two new off-road vehicles that could be hitting the market soon. 

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Your children don't only learn from what you tell them. They learn from what they watch you do. In this episode, James Swanwick explores the connection between alcohol, family, trust and legacy. What are your children learning when they see alcohol paired with stress, celebration, vacations or difficult emotions? And what could they learn instead if they watched you handle those moments differently? James discusses how alcohol-related habits become learned associations, how trust in a marriage can quietly erode through broken promises, and why consistent behavior matters more than another promise to "cut back." This episode is not about guilt. It's about becoming conscious of the example you're setting - and deciding what kind of legacy you want to create. If this hits home for you or someone you love, text INTERESTED to Kai on James's team at +1 361 321 7764.

Plus Dan Stevens, Adam Wingard, AND our good friend Eddie all on today's program! We've got our reviews of 4 wildly different movies — ONSLAUGHT, IDIOTS, THE WHISPER MAN, and BUDDY — all on this episode along with a recording of our Q&A with Arjona, Stevens, and Wingard as well as our ranking of the Top 10 Actors/Actresses under 30 with the most movie star potential… Who would be your top pick? We debate and give our flowers to the young performers who were putting stock in. As always, make sure to like and subscribe wherever you watch or listen and we thank you for supporting the show! Watch on Youtube: https://youtu.be/KfF2v3XZf5Q Timecodes: || Intro - (0:00) || Buddy Review w/ Eddie - (2:07) || BUDDY SPOILERS - (20:38) || Onslaught Q&A w/ Adria Arjona, Adam Wingard, & Dan Stevens - (29:00) || Ad - (1:04:16) || Onslaught Review - (1:05:11) || Idiots Review - (1:22:35) || The Whisper Man Review - (1:35:16) || Nathan Fielder's Holmes Doc - (1:46:37) || Harry Potter Trailer - (1:58:00) || Danny Boyle's Ink - (2:09:33) || AMC's New Label - (2:11:03) || What We're Watching - (2:11:33) || The Top 10 Actors Under 30 with Movie Star Potential - (2:21:23) Follow us on Social Media: barstool.link/pbs X | Twitter | Letterboxd: @ProjBigScreen IG | Tik Tok: @ProjectBigScreen Our Personal Letterboxds: Jeff: @JeffDLowe Gooch: @BobGoochman Kenjac: @Kenjac SUPPORT THE SHOW! DraftKings: Gambling problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER (MI/NJ/PA/WV). Help is available for problem gambling. Call (888) 789-7777 or visit ccpg.org (CT). 21+. Physically present in CT/MI/NJ/PA/WV. Void in CAN. Eligibility restrictions apply. 1 per new DraftKings Casino customer. Opt-in req. Min. $5 in wagers req. Max. 1,000 Flex Spins issued for choice of Select Games. Spins issued as 50 Spins/day upon login for 20 days. Spins are non-withdrawable and expire 24 hours after choosing Select Game. Spin values vary. Game availability may vary. Terms: casino.draftkings.com/promos. Ends 11/22/26 at 11:59 PM ET. Sponsored by DK. Education Hub: dkng.co/HowToPlayYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/lightscamerabarstool