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Greetings Glocal Citizens! On this first day of April, we are trying to fool you, but just slightly. Though herstories month has just ended, we have the treat of catching up with one of featured voices from last week's compilation episode. Returning with an update on Fourth Phase which was in the launch phase when last we caught up in 2020, is co-founder Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo. Nana is a dedicated social entrepreneur and humanitarian with a strong commitment to advocating for accessible healthcare for under-resourced women, children, and families. As the co-founder of Fourth Phase (https://www.fourthphasebox.com), she focuses on operations and our giving back program. She also founded non-profit, African Health Now (AHN), which is dedicated to providing vital health information and services across Sub-Saharan Africa. Prior moving into entrepreneurship, Nana had a successful background in media, having worked with prominent titles such as Honey, Suede, and Essence. And also held positions at the Clinton Global Initiative Foundation and New York Mission Society. Her philanthropic efforts have been recognized globally. In 2017, she received the prestigious title of Humanitarian of the Year from the National Council of Ghanaian Associations, recognizing her impactful contributions. She was acknowledged with a New York State Senate Proclamation acknowledging her commitment to health advocacy. She has also received the Andrew Heiskell Humanitarian Award by Time Inc. Catching up with Nana is an absolute delight, between learning all about the business of Fourth Phase to mompreneurship, I think you'll feel welcomed into a world of innovation in a serious health area with a touch of light-heartedness. In case you missed our previous conversations, links are below. Where to find Nana? On Glocal Citizens (https://glocalcitizens.fireside.fm/guests/nana-eyeson-akiwowo) On Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/neyeson/) Fourth Phase on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/fourthphasebox) Healing After Birth Podcast (https://open.spotify.com/show/7omQUhHgJPC6o56eApAt1m?si=2d8aeab756fd4a9c) What's Nana watching? The Golden Girls (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Girls) The Cosby Show (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cosby_Show) Chicago Fire | PD | Med | Justice (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_(franchise)) What's Nana listening to? Beres Hammond (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcs0zn7OCj-wj0YNSl_Ai0Q) Other topics of interest: Fourth Trimester in Websters Dictionary (https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fourth%20trimester) Dr. Edward Brown in practice (https://www.brownprosthodontics.com/drbrown) About Dr. Andrew Alexis (https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-alexis-8641362/) and his new program Skin of Color Savvy (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUmtHdxCfF0) Where to find Dr. Ama Alexis (https://hudsonallergy.com/doctors/dr-ama-alexis/) About the TOMS model (https://www.toms.com/en-us/impact) Special Guest: Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo.

The gang finally sit down after a rather abrupt and extended hiatus to catch up, shoot the breeze and gush about the many games we have been playing. We give our impressions on Mouthwashing, UFO 50, Space Marine 2, Monster Hunter Wilds Beta, and The Casting of Frank Stone - while still managing to give Rob Zombie his flowers, talk about surgery stories, the origin of raw dogging, and wether or not the “Ubisoft/Bethesda/Bioware Formula” still works. We've got it all. Check out the back catologue over at www.superpodnetwork.com Episode Chapters 00:01:47 - Intro and Getting Caught Up 00:05:12 - Surgery Stories 00:07:43 - Wha's New With Greg 00:08:07 - How To Watch Movies 00:09:12 - Types of Zombies We Like 00:12:31 - Robert Zombie Appreciation 00:14:42 - Listening to PS1 Games as  CDs 00:16:34 - Getting CDs Taken Away 00:18:57 - Spice Girls Gum Tattoos 00:20:03 - Space Marine 2 00:25:15 - Secret Games With Greg (WWE 2K24) 00:32:03 - Pokemon TCG Pocket Minute 00:40:57 - Bioware Trust Issues and Dragon Age 00:46:01 - The “Ubisoft Formula” 00:50:20 - Monster Hunter Wilds Beta Impressions 00:56:53 - The Casting of Frank Stone Impressions 01:02:05 - UFO 50 Impressions 01:10:07 - Mouthwashing Impressions 01:18:44 - TCG Shop Sim 01:22:23 - Metaphor: ReFantazio Impressions 01:36:48 - Cluing Things Up 01:39:38 - Outro

Chelsea and I start a new series about the Christian revivals in American history.The controversy over the recent "Asbury revival" drove us to ask the question "What is a revival?"Using a dictionary, Scripture, and a Spurgeon quote, we come up with a working definition of a revival. Then, we dive deep into the setting of the American colonies in the 1600's and early 1700's.As church life was decaying since the first generation of pilgrims covenanted the first Congregational churches in the Massachusetts Bay colony, pastors begin to look for revival.Congregationalist churches practiced infant baptism but only granted church membership to attendees who could evidence regeneration. As the first generation's children became adults but didn't become fully covenanted members, could their children be baptized? Could they partake of the Lord's Supper? Boston pastor Richard Mather argued that the children were proper covenant members in some sense. The question remained whether to baptize children of "unregenerate" members into the third generation.In 1662, Mather collaborated on what became known as the Half-Way Covenant to revive the church with a structural and political solution. Would it work? Scriptures Referenced:Psalm 85:6-8Acts 2:16-18Matthew 7:15-16Titus 3:9,5Sources Consulted:"Revival," Websters Dictionary 1828, Accessed February 19, 2023.C. H. Spurgeon, "What Is a Revival?" Sword and Trowel, December 1866.Britannica, T. Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Richard Mather." Encyclopedia Britannica, January 1, 2023."BIOGRAPHY: RICHARD MATHER (1596-1669)," The Mather Project, Accessed February 19, 2023.Richard Mather, "A DISPUTATION CONCERNING Church-Members AND THEIR CHILDREN IN ANSWER to 21 QUESTIONS," 1657.*** Castle Rock Women's Health is a pro-life and pro-women health care ministry. They need your help to move into a new office to serve the community better. Please consider a monthly or one-time donation. ***We value your feedback!Have questions for Truthspresso? Contact us!

Chelsea and I start a new series about the Christian revivals in American history. The controversy over the recent "Asbury revival" drove us to ask the question "What is a revival?" Using a dictionary, Scripture, and a Spurgeon quote, we come up with a working definition of a revival. Then, we dive deep into the setting of the American colonies in the 1600's and early 1700's. As church life was decaying since the first generation of pilgrims covenanted the first Congregational churches in the Massachusetts Bay colony, pastors begin to look for revival. Congregationalist churches practiced infant baptism but only granted church membership to attendees who could evidence regeneration. As the first generation's children became adults but didn't become fully covenanted members, could their children be baptized? Could they partake of the Lord's Supper? Boston pastor Richard Mather argued that the children were proper covenant members in some sense. The question remained whether to baptize children of "unregenerate" members into the third generation. In 1662, Mather collaborated on what became known as the Half-Way Covenant to revive the church with a structural and political solution. Would it work? Scriptures Referenced: Psalm 85:6-8 Acts 2:16-18 Matthew 7:15-16 Titus 3:9,5 Sources Consulted: "Revival," Websters Dictionary 1828, Accessed February 19, 2023. C. H. Spurgeon, "What Is a Revival?" Sword and Trowel, December 1866. Britannica, T. Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Richard Mather." Encyclopedia Britannica, January 1, 2023. "BIOGRAPHY: RICHARD MATHER (1596-1669)," The Mather Project, Accessed February 19, 2023. Richard Mather, "A DISPUTATION CONCERNING Church-Members AND THEIR CHILDREN IN ANSWER to 21 QUESTIONS," 1657. *** Castle Rock Women's Health is a pro-life and pro-women health care ministry. They need your help to move into a new office to serve the community better. Please consider a monthly or one-time donation. *** We value your feedback! Have questions for Truthspresso? Contact us!

Chelsea and I start a new series about the Christian revivals in American history.The controversy over the recent "Asbury revival" drove us to ask the question "What is a revival?"Using a dictionary, Scripture, and a Spurgeon quote, we come up with a working definition of a revival. Then, we dive deep into the setting of the American colonies in the 1600's and early 1700's.As church life was decaying since the first generation of pilgrims covenanted the first Congregational churches in the Massachusetts Bay colony, pastors begin to look for revival.Congregationalist churches practiced infant baptism but only granted church membership to attendees who could evidence regeneration. As the first generation's children became adults but didn't become fully covenanted members, could their children be baptized? Could they partake of the Lord's Supper? Boston pastor Richard Mather argued that the children were proper covenant members in some sense. The question remained whether to baptize children of "unregenerate" members into the third generation.In 1662, Mather collaborated on what became known as the Half-Way Covenant to revive the church with a structural and political solution. Would it work? Scriptures Referenced:Psalm 85:6-8Acts 2:16-18Matthew 7:15-16Titus 3:9,5Sources Consulted:"Revival," Websters Dictionary 1828, Accessed February 19, 2023.C. H. Spurgeon, "What Is a Revival?" Sword and Trowel, December 1866.Britannica, T. Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Richard Mather." Encyclopedia Britannica, January 1, 2023."BIOGRAPHY: RICHARD MATHER (1596-1669)," The Mather Project, Accessed February 19, 2023.Richard Mather, "A DISPUTATION CONCERNING Church-Members AND THEIR CHILDREN IN ANSWER to 21 QUESTIONS," 1657.*** Castle Rock Women's Health is a pro-life and pro-women health care ministry. They need your help to move into a new office to serve the community better. Please consider a monthly or one-time donation. ***We value your feedback!Have questions for Truthspresso? Contact us!

Live from the no panic zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice— I am a man on a mission to make this nation better—and yes I am proud to say I believe in America First—   Here are three big things you need to know know right now--    ONE— A big early winter snow storm is on the way—courtesy of the Polar Vortex— And maybe its just the way things have always been—maybe winter comes and summer comes—and so forth   TWO— The FBI was for all intents and purposes an extension of the Democrat Party by way of Social Media—that's what Elon Musk is exposing daily—after buying Twitter—Your government working against you—   THREE— Speaking of your government working against you—the southern border remains open—1000's of ILLEGAL ALIENS continue to flood over the border every day—   And I want to explain clearly—that I will always use the term Illegal Alien for those coming into this country—well, Illegally—and I will do that despite getting smeared by those on the fringe left—   Why?   Because that is the legal term—a term used thousands of times by the United States government—plus state and local governments too—it is the legal term for someone who came into America illegally and has no legal right to be here—   I will even give you the official definition from Websters Dictionary—a noun—a foreign person who is living in a country without having official permission to live there—   Fair U-S—goes a bit further in describing those that are invading our nation—thousands a day—   ‘Under federal law, any non-U.S. citizen is an alien. Aliens who have entered the United States without permission, or who have violated the terms of their admission, are identified under the law as illegal aliens. That is a fact, not an issue for debate. The term "alien" means any person not a citizen or national of the United States.'   I make this all clear for you today—because the new estimates are for the invasion—to become far worse—starting Wednesday when a Trump Era law—Title 42 will end—and for the past few weeks—we were told it could mean as many as 14,000 people a day—   But now the numbers are even more dire—with some estimates going to almost 20,000 illegal aliens a day—   The forecast is so bad—the Democrat Mayor of El Paso Texas has declared a state of emergency—because El Paso could see as many as 6,000 a day—and he says his city simply cannot handle that flood of humanity—   California Governor Gavin Newsome—says if it happens it will destroy his state—Newsome is among the highest profile Democrats considering runs for President to push Joe Biden out and take the levers of power—and one of the political tools Newsome and others have is pointing to the outright failure of controlling the Mexican border—   Lets be clear—right now, according to just about everyone, the United States is not controlling the southern border—the Mexican drug cartels are—and we are not doing anything about it—you should be MAD AS HELL about this—it is a threat to national security—the safety of anyone who gets mixed up in drugs because fentanyl is killing more than 200 people a day in this country—and nobody in the White House seems to give a damn—   Think about how many families are being devastated—not to mention the crime—the chaos and the heartbreak—   This must stop—  

Links from Today’s Show: Reading schedule: https://coachdavelive.com/wp-content/uploads/readingschedule.pdf Liberty Action Network: https://thelibertyactionnetwork.com/todays-action/ Little Demon : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AKmY4KsumM0&t=55s MSNBC show: https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/mark-finkelstein/2022/09/04/crosss-msnbc-show-we-are-war-republicans-they-are-evil Ad DESTROYS Woke Liberal Policies:   https://www.brighteon.com/a1f4784a-b8e5-43fa-8547-c5d795ef28f4 Humiliation Prayer: https://rumble.com/v1ihl2n-proclamation-85-president-lincoln-calls-for-humiliation-prayer-and-fasting-.html Websters Dictionary 1828: https://webstersdictionary1828.com/Dictionary/Humiliation Dave Daubenmire, a veteran […]

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

The whole gang's back together! This episdoe they chat about dick pics, food delivery, Chicago hotdog, pronunciation, Websters Dictionary, naming the planets, Encyclopedias, sorting movies, Russlle Crowe, napping, sandwich places, greasy food, dollar menu items, sleepwalking, hole in one, and much more Hosted By: Cameron Jones, Jordan Jones, Mark Nussle --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/urbanhermit/support

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

King David wrote the words in Psalm 63:2-4: “I have seen you in the sanctuary and beheld your power and your glory. 3 Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you. 4 I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands.” When you think about the word “powerful”, what comes to mind? Maybe your mind goes to a big powerful storm; for others maybe it's a large powerful animal. Others may think about a politician or a professional athlete as someone powerful. The definition in Websters Dictionary defines powerful as “having great power, prestige or influence”. This summer, we will see God's powerful work through the life of one of His powerful servants in the Old Testament books of 1 Samuel and 2 Samuel.

This week we follow up on the Supreme Court draft opinion overturning Roe V. Wade with Clarence Thomas trying to figure out why no one respoects his institution anymore. Also, Sam Raimi knocks it out of the park with Boyfriend's Rights film Dr. Strange and the Methods of Mayhem Finally: a troubled man threatens to kill the dictionary for doing woke gender definitions Check out our new stickers here: http://miniondeathcult.com 100% of the proceeds from the abortion bumper sticker and 50% of our total Patreon earnings this month will be going to abortion access funds in the thirteen states with abortion bans ready to be signed into law. Donate to those funds here: List of abortion funds or sign up for $3.11/mo at http://patreon.com/miniondeathcult to get a bonus episode every week and a chance to win one of the sumptuous raffle prizes we mentioned on the show. Music: Rid of Me - 23 Hugh Masekela - Riot Danny Elfman - March of the Dead Weird Al - Word Crimes

Have you ever wondered why the penny was deemed the element of less value? The definition of Native American was: Negro, Nigger, Copper Colored, Bronze, people of the land according to Websters Dictionary before it was a revised over and over. I didn't realize this as a youth, but something never sat right with it because it was the same color as my skin. I knew that I had to have a bunch of pennies in order to gain the same status as the silver coins which only required a few coins because the value was so much more. I was also very confused about the presidents on the coins and that if Abraham Lincoln so called freed black people, then was this the reason his face was on the coin with the least value? I was as young as 7 or 8 at the time when making this observation. Imagine how many other children see this disparity? I want to bring to light the value of copper and how it is a powerful conduit that is needed for human civilization. I personally where copper and have heard different people that they have found an old penny. Pennies are often found in the ground and buried along many old items. Is it any wonder that the copper has been used to help communicate information from the physical to the spiritual world? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hair-and-skin-alchemy/message

This is episode #7 of a 20 episode series on raising confident children and the characteristics + habits confident children embody. What is empathy anyways?  Empathy according to Websters Dictionary is “the ability to understand and share the feelings of another.” Why is empathy so important in the parent child relationship?  Empathy builds connection and where there is connection their confidence in the relationship and in the child.  Why?  Because they know that whatever they go through, they are not alone! In this episode we will take a closer look at what empathy truly is and how you can empathize with your child ultimately creating an environment for their confidence to grow.

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This week, we get all Set for the 25th Sunday in Ordinary time with the one and only Fr. Jonathan Meyer. Be sure to stretch your cheek muscles before this episode... the giggle rating is pretty high for this one. https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/092020.cfm

Redemption is described as the action of saving or being saved from sin, error, or evil by Websters Dictionary. In this episode you will hear how accurate this description truly is. Jacqueline St Clair from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her life was unlike any other from a very early age which took her into body building, modeling and posing for Playboy and then all of a sudden a change of heart leading her to God and into a roll of Pastors wife. Hear her incredible testimony uncut and unchanged. This is truly a Crucial Conversation! A BIG thank you to our continued sponsors:The Drifted Drum Company: www.thedrifteddrum.com/crucial Anderson Heat and Air: 870-926-8700Lazzari Italian Oven: 870-931-4700Doug Klinedinst: www.douglasklinedinst.com/my-books

On this episode of The Alliance Activity podcast, Andy Albright comes to you live from his home in Treasure Island, Fla. to talk about the importance of edification. The word used for Edification in the New Testament is Oikodomé, which translates literally as "the building of a house." The word appears in the King James Bible about 20 times where later translations shorten the phrase to mean "building up." The Webster's Dictionary definition of edify is "to instruct (educate) and improve (enlighten) another's capacity and perspective." According to Vine's Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament words, edify means "spiritual growth (understanding) and development (encouraging) of character." Instruct/Growth: Proverbs 27:17, "As iron sharpens iron, so a man sharpens the countenance (support) of his friend." Improve/Development: Hebrews 3:13, "But encourage one another daily, as long as it is called today, so that none of you may be hardened by sin's deceitfulness. Edification formula: Instruct + Improve = Edification Instruct through education to create growth through understanding in order to impact another's capacity (to know the possible). Improve through enlightenment to create development through encouraging in order to impact another's perspective (to see the possible). Edification (building up) Tough-love edification: Edification occurs when the potential in me reaches out to connect to the potential in you. However, edification is not always warm, fuzzy and comfortable feelings of encouragement. For example: This development of another happens when a veteran agent kindly, but toughly, tells you that you are wrong or mistaken. But first, that rookie agents need to be vulnerable (allows yourself to be exposed) and correctable (not needing to be right). Proverbs 27:6, "Wounds from a friend are better than many kisses from an enemy." Through fellowship we can cover each others' back, sharing our expectations and disappointments of each others' effort to honor this community with work. Maturity Requires Edification: For some, this ability to be vulnerable and correctable (or what we call leaning in) will not be easy. It will require a form of maturity that only occurs after a growth of understanding of the bigger picture takes place. Being teachable (tell me why) must be the prerequisite to being developed (tell me how). Remember: Beat them to the why if possible (anticipate). 2 types of edification based on one's identity: Edification of activity/results (work) + Action-driven identity = Initiative Edification of values/behaviors (integrity) + motive-driven identity = initiative Build up the reward of tomorrow because of their commitment (8 Steps) to the present. These people need something to do to find meaning in what they accomplish "I will (Drive) therefore I can (Confidence)." Build up the chance of tomorrow due to their cause (8 values) of today. These people need some- thing to be to find purpose in why they take action. I can (Confidence) therefore I will (Drive)." www.AndyAlbright.com @AndySAlbright www.NAALeads.com @NationalAgentsAlliance @NAALeadsTheWay #TheAlliance #DoTheDo #N247RU

Hiphop culture requires participation. RJ Wayne, (Ron Johnson) aka MC Philasifer, knows that more than anyone. Here is the first part of our SEASON FINALE! You'll get to hear about Ron's history from him, as well as how the Milkcrate Monologues came to be a play. Tune in for PART TWO with the rest of the 7 monologues recited by RJ Wayne himself, as well as a brief history of Towne Street Theatre, and a projection of where this amazing content is going next. Tracks recited by PHILASIFER tonight: 1) Don't give me that weak shit 2) Love or something like it 3) Marching to nowhere ********* HIPHOP is a culture of participation, accountability, and passion. Hiphop and rap are not the Webster's Dictionary, they're WIKIPEDIA. **** That means you're required to ADD something to the message, and contribute your voice, without pretending that this is a spectator sport. *** Speak the truth even if your voice shakes. *** @poetsreturn© @philasifer @capnbooey @townestreettheatre *************************** --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/poetsreturn/support

Today in history: President Abraham Lincoln is shot. Two Blackhawk helicopters shot down over Northern Iraq. Space Shuttle Columbia lands. The Titanic collides with an iceburg and sinks. The Black Sunday dust storm occurs. The Grapes of Wrath is first published. Webster's Dictionary first published.    

Original Broadcast: September 2010 Monthly Theme: Ninth Commandment But godliness with contentment is great gain. (1 Timothy 6:6) Contentment The commandments on coveting rest securely on the idea of contentment. Contentment is "a resting or satisfaction of mind without disquiet" (Webster's Dictionary). Being content, being satisfied with our position in life, is the greatest gain we can have. The happiest people in this world may not have the greatest clothes, the greatest car, the greatest house. But they are content with what they have. They are satisfied with their life, their work and their relationships. Are you one of them? If not, can you be? Absolutely. We have everything we need through God's calling us to be His children. We have the promise of everlasting life. Paradise is waiting for us. With these things being ours in Jesus Christ, how can you not be content with your position in life? Amen.

What legacy will you leave behind? Webster's Dictionary defines Legacy as, "anything handed down from the past, as from an ancestor or predecessor". What valued lesson(s), personal knowledge or experiences will you pass on to your children, grandchildren? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tracy-charpentier/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tracy-charpentier/support

From talking shrubbery to people coming back to life, there are many stories in the scriptures that break the natural laws of how we believe the world works. These occurrences are often referred to as "miracles", which Webster's Dictionary defines as "a surprising and welcome event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is therefore considered to be the work of a divine agency.” In the very definition of the word "miracle" is the idea that God must be the explanation for the unexplainable. This Sunday, as we continue to explore the Bible, we'll talk about these miracles and wonder...does the Bible tell me so when it comes to what is possible or even probable? For many people, the miracle stories in the Bible are a reason they can’t take the book seriously. For others, theses stories require a faith that they find hopeful. And, still for others, they feel the need to treat miracles with an "apologetic reading" - one that seeks to explain what seems irrational using rational means. Those who use this method suggest things such as, "Of course it looked like Moses created a sea of blood. That’s the time of year that a certain kind of red algae would have appeared killing fish and causing the Egyptians to tremble." These are only three different ways of looking at the stories of miraculous events in scripture, and there are so many more ways of placing miracles within our own way of looking at the world. This week, Pastor Sarah uses the story of a healed leper in Mark to explore why the idea that everything is a miracle may be the only way to take the Bible seriously if not literally.

Erin dives a bit deeper into her past.  She shares about the day she became a Mrs. and the funny and awkward quirks that made the day memorable.  Erin opens up about not wanting to change her last name and trying to coerce Destiny to change his, or Webster's Dictionary to change the meaning of the word.  Erin's mom almost disowns her over her taste in wedding favors.  But as Erin points out, the favors outlasted the marriage. 

From Redfield South Dakota, to the Front Row of Midwest All Pro and Beyond. His Liking of AWA , WWE, UFC to NXT. A father with the passion in Pro Wrestling just as big as he was when he started watching the very first day. His Knowledge of the Sport is a Webster's Dictionary of Professional Wrestling. Redfield SD, Wrestling Proud! Please Join us while we take a look from the Front Row.

Webster's Dictionary defines forgiveness as: "To cease to feel resentment against on account of a wrong committed." Resentment is the continuation of anger. When we think of some harm that was done to us and we dwell on it, causes us to get angry again. In this way resentment keeps the pain with us. It is like someone stabbing us once, and then we keep reopening the wound. Forgiving means putting down that burden of anger and resentment for ourselves. Ultimately it is an inner process of freeing ourselves. It does not change the fact that the harm was terrible. It doesn’t make what they did less wrong. It also doesn’t mean we stop working to right an injustice that at first enrages us.  How do we resolve this continuing anger? Primarily, we decide to free ourselves from the burden of resentment (the continuum of anger) for the benefit of ourselves. We observe to discover if it harms us or keeps us from healing. We can not force ourselves to forgive. It will happen when you’re ready, or it may never happen. Please don’t judge yourself for an inability to forgive; it’s OK if you can’t. We can begin the practice of forgiveness by forgiving ourselves and (in our imagination) asking others to forgive us for harm we have done. If we are really inspired, we can always ask others forgiveness in person or by email. You get bonus points for that, but you don’t have to. Asking others for forgiveness with our heart--even in our imagination--and generating real regret begins to purify the karma we created by causing that harm. There are three other variables that may help you to forgive others. These are to develop: Understanding of why they harmed us. The causes may go all the way back to their childhood or generations. Empathy. Can we consider if we have ever harmed us in a similar way or if that could be possible Compassion. Could we even wish for they to be free of the suffering and pain that causes them to inflict such harm on others?   The Meditation on Forgiving Ourselves and Others Has three parts Asking others to forgive us Forgiving ourselves Forgiving others ASK OTHERS TO FORGIVE US  Remember and visualize the ways you have hurt others in the past. See and feel the pain you have caused out of your own suffering. Feel your own regret. Sense that finally you can release this burden and ask for forgiveness. Picture each person and in your mind say genuinely, “Please forgive me.” FORGIVING OUR SELF Think about the people you harmed in the past. What caused you to do this; were you suffering at the time? your own precious body and life. Consider the harm you caused in the first round of the meditation, and for each say genuinely, “I forgive myself.”  Next consider a few ways you have harmed yourself. Feel the pain you have carry from this and sense that you can release these burdens. Extend forgiveness for each of them, one by one. Repeat to yourself: I forgive myself, I forgive myself.” FORGIVING THOSE WHO HAVE HARMED YOU: Let yourself picture and remember the ways you have been harmed that you have not completely forgiven. Feel the pain you have carried from this and sense that you can release this burden  of resentment by extending forgiveness when your heart is ready. To the extent that you are ready, offer them forgiveness. You can imagine them in from on you and say, “I forgive you.”   Forgiveness cannot be forced. It will happen when you are ready.   As, with a stick, a cowherd drives  Cows to pasture,  So aging and death drive  The lives of beings. (135)    Even while doing evil,  Fools are ignorant of it.  Like someone burned by fire,  Those lacking wisdom are scorched by their own deeds. (136)    Whoever uses violence to harm The nonviolent and innocent  Quickly goes to one of ten conditions:  Intense pain or great loss,  Bodily injury or insanity,  Serious illness or vicious slander,  Oppression from rulers or the loss of relatives,  Houses consumed by fire or wealth destroyed.  And with the breakup of the body  The unwise one falls to hell. (137–140) --Buddha, The Dhammapada References Buddha. The Dhammapada: The Buddha’s Path of Wisdom. Translated by Acharya Buddharakkhita. Buddhist Publication Society Kandy, 1985. pp. 36-37. The Forgiveness Project. Kemal Pervanic. (Story of the Man from the Bosnian genocide, in the forgiveness project.  Je Tsongkhapa. Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment, Volume 1. Pages 218-220. Translated by the Lamrim Chenmo Translation Committee. Joshua Cutler, Editor-in-Chief, and Guy Newlan, Editor. Je Tsongkhapa. Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment, Volume 3. Pages 53-54. Translated by the Lamrim Chenmo Translation Committee. Joshua Cutler, Editor-in-Chief, and Guy Newlan, Editor.

If Any man Be A Worshiper of GodJohn 9:31 Now we know that God heareth not sinners: but if any man be a worshiper of God, and doeth his will, him he heareth.TLB God has open ears to those who worship himPsalm 85:9 Truly, his salvation is near to his worshiperPsalm 103:11 For as the heaven is high over the earth, so great is his mercy to his worshipper.Psalm 111:5 He has given food to his worshiper;Psalm 115:11 He is a help to the worshiperPsalm 115:13 He will send blessings on the worshiper of the LordPsalm 147:11 The Lord takes pleasure in his worshiper,John 4:23 God seeks True Worshippersthe hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him.What is a True Worshippers? What is TRUE WORSHIP?TRUE - means a Living Connection between what is TRUE and its sourcereal and true, genuineLiterally … it means true --- that which is opposed to what is imperfect, defective, frail(Webster's Dictionary,1828). Worship is to honor with extravagant love and extreme submissionGK - to kiss the ground when prostrating before a superior; to worship, ready "to fall down/prostrate oneself to adore on one's knees"described as "the kissing-ground" between believers and ChristIt suggests the willingness to make all necessary physical gestures of obeisance.John 9:35-38 (READ) The Blind Man That Was HealedCJB “Lord, I trust!” he said, and he kneeled down in front of himOJB ….he fell down prostrate before him.TPT ….the man threw himself at his feet and worshiped JesusSOME SAY…. I’d Worship Him Like That … If He Were HereQUESTION? Why doesn’t He Appear In All Of His Glory when We Worship Him Like This?Because Then… our worship would become involuntary (become a reflex, & unintentional)Jesus -Longs To See our wills shaped to Worship Him……. In The Middle of Hard Adversity (Hardships)** We are actually Being Shaped NOW … For our Roles In EternityOnce our wills are shaped that in the Middle of Difficulties To Give Him Worship & Praise Then We Will NEVER …NEVER be controlled by Those CircumstancesThen Become a People that Will Exalt Him For WHO HE IS & Not Based on our circumstancesIn Our Praise…. Expression of our Worship …We Establish Strength .. To Stop The AvengerPsalm 8:2 & Matthew 21:16Perfected praise … strength See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys pitch a new monocle business that the world should keep an eye on. TC continues building his resume for a potential Webster's Dictionary career. A new movie title anagram segment is introduced. Finally, a list of Harry Potter pickup lines sure to work in the muggle world. TimeStamps: 8:30 - What if Prohibition came back? 15:05 - Monocle Business Pitch 25:10 - Shirt Tags 32:40 - Bachelorette 42:30 - NFL 51:20 - Movie Title Anagrams 1:04:56 - Harry Potter Pick-Up Lines

Webster's Dictionary defines evolve as: to develop gradually:to evolve a scheme. to give off or emit, as odors or vapors. Gape Sapolsky defines EVOLVE as emitting complete and utter garbage every which way. EVOLVE 6 is a staggering show. It recontextualizes the quality of the prior shows. I have never understood booking less than I do now. Bucky and I came in thinking "bad booking but good wrestling we can work with that" and that...that's not what we are getting. We get STORIES based on "alleged homosexuality" and one of the worst wrestlers on the planet being billed as a prodigy with no drive. I am broken. GOOD NEWS THOUGH, Bucky releases his hit new single this episode. Stay to the very end for a special tweet. (Please don't skip to the end. Please don't)

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Susan and Mark discuss the Season 1 Episode 12 episode "The Award" which originally aired on December 11, 1974 A frightened, angry Caroline impulsively forbids Mary from taking a scholarship exam as punishment for accidentally starting a late-night fire in the barn where she had gone to study to keep from waking her sleeping little sister, Laura. But more than anything, Mary wants the exam winner's prize, a beautiful, new Webster's Dictionary, and when she delays telling her teacher that she won't be taking the test, Laura worries that her big sister is planning to defy their mother. If you would like to hear more from Mark head over the http://www.vhsrewind.com or subscribe to his podcast by clicking here The opening song "Albert" is written and performed by the amazing Norwegian band, Project Brundlefly and is used with permission. Check them out at: https://www.facebook.com/ProjectBrundlefly

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Hey Everybody! I’m fighting a bit of a cold but I think we’re going to get through this. My commitment to you is to publish at least one episode per week and so far I’m on track. This will be the 6th episode in 6 weeks. So let’s do this!Have you ever had a mentor? Have you ever needed at mentor? Particularly as an adult. Someone you looked up to who you could turn to to help you make decisions or teach you something you were trying to learn? For some people it might be their dad or mom or a teacher or a sports coach.What is a mentor? Webster's Dictionary defines Mentor as an experienced and trusted adviser. Synonyms - adviser, guide, confidant, confidante, counselor, consultant, therapist.Thinking back to my college days that was the first time I ever had someone I would call a mentor. His name was Jim and he was my big brother in our Fraternity, Sigma Chi. I joined Sigma Chi back in the early 1980 at Cal State University Long Beach. At the time I really didn’t know anyone at school except my roommate. It was time to meet new people and build some lasting friendships. They had something called Rush Week where you could go from fraternity house to fraternity house to meet the men and get a feeling for each one on campus. Most of the Rush Week Events were parties and there were lots of coeds there as well. At least that’s how I remembered it.As you go through the week you’re supposed to narrow down your choices on the fraternity you want to join based on whatever criteria you decide but you also hope that the one you want picks you as well. Sigma Chi was always my first choice. Ultimately I received a bid from Sigma Chi and I couldn’t have been happier. Each pledge class has a trainer who takes you through the process of working as a team, learning about the fraternity and becoming a contributing Active member. Back then there was some physical stress involved but I wouldn’t call the hazing life threatening. Our pledge trainer really looked out for us and our safety. He understood the purpose. In the beginning each pledge is assigned a Big Brother who coaches him individually through the process based on his, the big brother’s, experience. He’s there to answer questions and make sure you’re making progress to become a contributing member of the fraternity. Jim was my Big Brother and he became a mentor to me and a close friend throughout college and for some time after. I really trusted him which is a huge deal in a mentor / mentee relationship. You may know the saying, “when the student is ready, the teacher appears.” He was the perfect Mentor for me at that time in my life.For about the last ten years, each time I have been in a position where I needed help and guidance the right person has appeared. I just had to be willing and open to it. But that wasn’t always the case. There was a long period of time from after college until about 10 years ago where I guess I really felt like I didn’t need a mentor. At least I wasn’t actively seeking one out. Which is strange because I knew the value of those relationships. Have you ever felt that way? Like you had it all figured out? I was going through life, raising our daughters Molly & Riley with my first wife, working and doing the family thing. We were having fun, not a lot of worries during that time. At least that’s what I thought while I was going through it. We were more of a team during many of those early years. But at some point something had begun to change in me. I became less of a team player. This was the tipping point in my life. I was having the most financial success in my life. I was traveling all the time for business. Life was really good, or so I thought. In retrospect I had really become incredibly selfish and my ego got the best of me. I sometimes joke that “I’m not much but I’m all I think about” but it's true! I started to believe that my success was because of me and I was responsible. Around 2008 - 2009 when the housing market crashed. The ripple effect throughout the economy was dramatic. Many experts called it a recession. No matter what you called it, It was definitely a crisis. My business dropped about 40% over night and I panicked. I didn’t handle it well at all. I didn’t have anyone to turn to and I began to make a series of horrible decisions. Everything I tried failed. I was financially ruined and I did real damage to my family and those closest to me. .With my track record of lack of success I needed to try something different. What I was doing clearly wasn’t working. I needed to find people who could be my experienced and trusted advisors. This was a humbling experience, I had to be willing to ask for help. I had learned that at this point in my life someone like me really shouldn’t make any major decisions unless I bounce it off of one of my mentors and especially my new wife Shannon who helped me so much. She practically saved my life. I had to be willing to take action based on their direction. At this point I hard really hit rock bottom. I was desperate and knew I needed help. Thankfully my first mentor was of the Spiritual kind. His name was Billy and he helped me understand that I really wasn’t in control of anything. That I needed to shift my perception from Mark centered to Other centered. He challenged me to work hard, to accept where I was and to be grateful. He always said “you know buddy, you’re not in charge of the outcome” and somehow that resonated with me. He helped me learn to put my family and other people in my life ahead of me. Even though we don’t live near each other any more we still stay in contact and I can always turn to him for help and guidance. I have had other Spiritual mentors over the last 10 years like Jim & Ben who I’ve been able to turn to for guidance. I have people who I consider business mentors who were very helpful throughout this last venture I was involved with. I have also found authors and subject matter experts who I respect and consider Mentors even though I don’t have direct access to them. They write books and have podcasts that I have learned so much from. I have also been involved in Mastermind Groups where we meet regularly and the group really becomes a mentor to help work through various challenges. Mastermind groups could be an entire podcast episode. Stay tuned...Over the last 10 years things haven’t always gone perfectly. I have made decisions even with good counsel and mentors and good intentions that didn’t end so well. At one point after one of these decisions my daughter Molly said to me “You always come to us and say, this is what I’ve decided is best for everyone in the family”. “What makes you think you know better than I do what’s best for me? What’s best for our family?” Ouch! But it was true! I didn’t know and I didn’t ask them what they thought. My wife used to say, at what point were you going to include me in the decision process? And this could be just picking a restaurant!Recently a business I had been working on with some partners for more than 5 years came to an end. I talked to some of my mentors about it. I had to examine my part in it. Was it something that I wanted to happen more than the partners did? Or was I relying on someone else to create success for me rather than charting my own course?I can’t go back in time and change any decision I’ve made, actions I’ve taken or the results of those decisions and actions. I can only learn from the experience and move forward. I can and also turn to my mentors to help me learn from the experience. I have also learned that I’m never to old or experienced to benefit from working with a mentor. Someone will always know more than I do and can help me in the direction of my life. It may sound like most of these examples had difficult outcomes, but that’s where the growth comes from. There have been plenty of positive results from working with the mentors in my life.What about you? Do you have a mentor or mentors you can turn to? What kind of value have you received from your mentors? Have they changed over time? Where did you find them?If this episode has you thinking that you could benefit from having a mentor. Here are some areas where mentors can be found:Spiritual or Church advisorsBusiness MentorsHealth & Wellness CoachesLife coachesPsychologistsAuthorsMotivational SpeakersPodcastersAm I leaving anything out? Who would you add to the list? I’d be really interested in your experience. Feel free to send me an email at mark@agingisoptionalradio.com and let me know. Thanks again for joining me on Aging Is Optional Radio. I hope you found some value in this episode. That’s really my goal. You can find the podcast on iTunes and I’d really appreciate it if you would subscribe and give it a rating and I love receiving comments! You can also find it in the Google Play Store, on TuneIn Radio, on Stitcher, PocketCasts, CastBox and Pippa. And I’ll be adding more channels in the future including YouTube. If you like what you hear please be sure to share the podcast with your friends and on social media. You can also reach me directly at mark@agingisoptionalradio.com if you have any questions or want to suggest any topics. Until next time, Thanks, everybody! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nerd News - - What was the top word of 2018 from Websters Dictionary and how did celebrity deaths play a part in moving the needle on some top searched for words? - DC Comics & Marvel Comics say good bye to the comic book legend Stan " The Man" Lee. Who had the better memorial? - Space! It's really big and has all types of things happening in it right now. We react and discuss the latest with China's Chang' e4 Moon landing & the first photo's of Ultima Thule from the New Horizons probe. - Oh Netflix how you toy with our emotions. On the heels of Daredevil getting canceled. We get the date announcement trailer for Season 2 of The Punisher, but has the string of Marvel cancellations left a bad taste in the mouth? Nerd Fight Poll - - Our yearly award ceremony for "All Things Nerd!" ,The Epic Beardos, is around the corner. It's time for you to decide the winners. First up BEST BINGE OF 2018! Is it Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Bandersnatch, Big Mouth, Glow, Altered Carbon, or Santa Clarita Diet

We're talking about love today -- wouldn't ya know -- and the relation of divine love to romantic love. It's a familiar, but one that remains very fresh, at least as long as human memory and human loss remain conscious. Here is the key line, from a kind of monologue that occurs towards the end of "Revenge of the Creature" (1955), a sequel that's even better than the original. The young female scientist, played by Lori Nelson, says to her junior-professor colleague, played by John Agar, who is much enamored of her: "I looked up the definition of love in Webster's Dictionary, and this is what Mr. Webster says: 'Love is a feeling of strong personal attachment induced by sympathetic understanding'." That's a prime statement and I wonder if you identify. Does it nail down one's one-to-one attachments? Does it nail the relation we seek with God? In both cases I think it does. It distills the divine as well as the human. With the account of a recent conversation I had with someone who plunged me back into the waters of Lake Waban after 47 years, and also a citation from Rose Hobart/Rachel Crothers, I try to apply the Gospel to the really hidden things, the hidden crevasses of dis-remembered glaciality within us, the things we think that no one else will ever know. The cast concludes with a brief, sharp, early example of English glam rock, "Tiger Feet" by Mud. LUV U.

If you are a procrastinater, here are the words from two sources that describe you. Delay, Procrastinate, Lag, Loiter, Dawdle, Dally, Slaggard, lazy, sluggish person ayabout, do-nothing, idler, loafer, lounger, good-for-nothing, shirker, and underachiever. Now these words come from Websters Dictionary and the Bible. These are words that describe a procrastinater. And here is the sad thing, we choose to procrastinate. It is an ethical choice, to do what is right and get it done, or what is wrong and do it later. We make an ethical choice. www.wbtpod.com

If you are a procrastinater, here are the words from two sources that describe you. Delay, Procrastinate, Lag, Loiter, Dawdle, Dally, Slaggard, lazy, sluggish person ayabout, do-nothing, idler, loafer, lounger, good-for-nothing, shirker, and underachiever. Now these words come from Websters Dictionary and the Bible. These are words that describe a procrastinater. And here is the sad thing, we choose to procrastinate. It is an ethical choice, to do what is right and get it done, or what is wrong and do it later. We make an ethical choice. www.wbtpod.com

Hello babies! Webster's Dictionary defines this episode as a rather good one. On this episode, Emily shares about her run in with a rock and roller. Lisa has a Craigslist based experience. On Chunch Chat, we learn more about Martha's Pomeranian guard goose and Sebastapol geese. On Wiki of the Week, we read the Wikipedia page for Amy Bock, the Tasmanian born confidence trickster. 

Today, we are talking about resilience. According to the Webster's Dictionary online, resilience is the capacity to recover quickly. I think that our role as emergency managers becomes even more important during recovery. We can really have a major impact on recovery just by embracing the ideas of a resilient community. So today, we're going to be talking to Daniel Aldrich about resilience.

Webster's Dictionary describes Adam Sandler as "The word you've entered isn't in the dictionary. Click on a spelling suggestion below or try again using the search bar above." This has never been more true than it is today. What wild new directions should he take his career? Should he get a haircut? Should he keep up the good work? Should I have edited out Graham's risky joke? You decide!* *we decide, that's the whole show

Today Ben and Mike talk Hollywood. The comedy. The drama. Webster's Dictionary defines comedy.We also talk about the Great Gatsby again (sorry), Dr Pepper knockoffs, bending molecules to heat them, ink, Tarsharknado, and as always, other things we can't even remember anymore.Also, a cameo from the Channel Surfing Podcast! Check them out at http://thechannelsurfingpodcast.libsyn.com/, on Twitter at @ChannelSurfPod, or look for it on iTunes!Ben is the Mr. Pibb of podcast hosts. Mike has somebody's Oscar.

Webster's Dictionary defines "salad" as...NOTHING CLOSE TO WHAT THE LUNCH LADIES MADE THIS WEEK! The gals made some very interesting dishes, all loosely based on the term "salad." This is the closest anyone has come to actually throwing up. Johnna - Cinnamon Red Salad Aja - California Prune Cream Salad Eliza - Monkey Meat Salad aka "Henry" PLEASE!! Rate/review/subscribe on iTunes! Get at the Ladies via: LunchLadiesPod@gmail.com Instagram: @lunchladiespod facebook.com/lunchladiespod

Brought to you by RDG Rooftop Garden Design in Chicago and Denver: Brian, WhatSupTho's Resident Mac and Cheese Chef, and Kyle, WhatSupTho's Resident Bears Season Ticket Holder, crack open a couple of beers and talk about cooking in your 20's. From learning how to cook, to shopping for meal and cooking with a partner are covered to help that Quarter-Life Crisis. Segments include: Google Corner, Sponsored by Webster's Dictionary; Professor Brian; Question Train; Rating Train; Shoutout Train; and Advice Train.   Rate/Review/Subscribe! LYLAS 

Jodi has a few Valentine's Day gift ideas for dudes. Ones the will love and not get embarrassed about. Murphy shares his top 3 love story movies. And someone challenges Sam to tweak his "Sam's Wings" recipe.

May 17, 2016. Journalist and historian Joshua Kendall discussed his new book, "First Dads: Parenting and Politics from George Washington to Barack Obama." Speaker Biography: Joshua Kendall is the author of "The Man Who Made Lists," about the creation of Roget's Thesaurus, and "The Forgotten Founding Father," a biography of Noah Webster, the lexicographer responsible for Webster's Dictionary. He is also an award-winning journalist, with articles in The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, Psychology Today and BusinessWeek, among other publications. He is an associate fellow of Yale's Trumbull College. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=7462

We've worked real hard to redefine what worship means today?  And, in doing so, we've made it more about music or style or a feel-good experience than what it has historically meant in the past.  But what does "worship" really mean?According to Webster's Dictionary (1828) worship means:  "To honor with extravagant love and extreme submission.  It means to declare or attribute dignity and worth.  Worship is to show profound reverence and adoration."And this has nothing to do with a style of music or what I've seen in church most of my life.  Which brings us to the question:  Did you worship last Sunday?  Did you honor your Lord with extravagant love and extreme submission?  Did you boldly declare His dignity and worth among the congregation?  Did you show, by your very actions, your profound reverence and adoration for the Lord last Sunday?  And if you did, what was that like?And if you didn't, or if you're not sure, then keep listening.The following is a study on True Worship.

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Webster's Dictionary defines Scruples as "HOLY CRAP THIS BOOK IS INSANE." The Wikipedia entry for "trashy book" says "Scruples; see also: Webster's Dictionary." This legendary Judith Krantz book, suggested by Contest Winner Sarah Nolastname, tells a long, raunchy tale of incredibly rich people solving non-problems and having anatomically described sex. If you ever wondered what it would be like to live in an Eagles song for roughly 600 pages, this is the book for you. If you remember Dynasty or Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous fondly, but always wished they had more hardcore descriptions of sex acts, then this is the book for you. If you really loathe gay people and wish books never included black people, then this is the book for you. And if you like a hell of a good time, then this is definitely the episode for you! RECOMMENDATIONS: Zippermouth, Laurie Weeks "You Must Remember This" MUSIC: "The Tight Pants Song", Saturday Night Live "My Number One Lover", Esquivel "La La La", Deep Throat Soundtrack "Whachadooin?", N.A.S.A.

Webster's Dictionary defines the word "potential" as - capable of being, but not yet in existence. This definition alone can best describe the life-journey of Calvin Nowell. Pursuing purpose and destiny has been the path Calvin Nowell has taken for most of his life. Knowing it was there but not understanding how to manifest it was the question he asked for years. Eventually, he decided to start somewhere.On this path, there were a few obstacles that presented itself. One of the biggest hurdles Calvin has overcome was his struggle with his weight. Calvin unfortunately weighed over 450lbs. At six foot four he was displaying a 60-inch waist and a coat size of 64/66L. Although he weighed a lot physically, the emotional weight seemed to outweigh the pounds. Fear and insecurity were the driving forces behind his struggle. However, there was always an inner knowing that he wasn't going to be overweight if given the chance to record a CD. After losing over 215lbs and many layers of emotional weight, Calvin has started somewhere on the journey to share his experience with everyone. "I always felt that God told me that he would bless whatever I put my hands to, but I had the problem of not putting my hands to anything.At the core of the title cut, "Start Somewhere", co-written and produced with veteran producer Mark Heimmerman, the theme of procrastination runs throughout the song. "It is a message that I believe every person can benefit from. I have a real desire to see people lose the weight that is holding them back, whether it is physical, spiritual, or emotional. We all have an appetite out of control that is ultimately weighing us down Hebrews 12:1 says it best, "Therefore we also, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which so easily ensnares us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us." "One thing that I tell people is that I lost the weight from the inside out and not the outside out in." With a heart and passion for pursuing the presence of God, a deeper relationship with Christ was the only way out of Nowell's struggle.What seemed to be his misery has amazingly evolved into ministry. Calvin began leading worship throughout his journey and has developed a special knack for worship. With the musical influences from Fred Hammond, India.Arie, Michael W. Smith, CeCe Winans, Calvin has developed a unique cross-cultural sound. Since the door of "potential" has been opened, Calvin is a gifted singer/songwriter living in Franklin, TN. All of the songs from Start Somewhere were co-written and co-produced by Calvin. He has toured and recorded with some of today's top artists and worship leaders including, Michael W. Smith, Nicole C. Mullen, Israel Houghton, Katinas, Livingston Taylor, Helen Baylor, Vicky Yohe, Geron Davis, and Lynda Randle. Calvin has appeared on many television and video outlets including, ABC's Good Morning America, TBN's "Praise The Lord", TCT Alive, Pax TV, The Dove Awards, Michael W. Smith's Worship DVD.Outside of music, Calvin is a professional motivational speaker and workshop facilitator. Calvin has appeared on national television shows with Dr. Don Colbert (Celebrity health professional/author) as his special guest. Calvin has spoken at major corporate arena events highlighting his weigh loss testimony. Calvin has received endorsements from other celebrities, such NBA player, Allan Houston; National recording artist, Kirk Whalum; National recording artist, Nicole C. Mullen, Producers Mark Heimmerman (dc Talk, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant) and Chris Harris (CeCe Winans, Jaci Velasquez, Anointed), and Evangelist/motivational speaker, James Ryle (Board Founder of Promise Keepers).Start Somewhere, his debut EP mixes heartfelt worship with elements of Pop and RB. Nowell consistently proves to be one of the few worship leader/songwriter in modern times with the ability to cross multiple music genres and generations while retaining true authenticity at each one. "There are many styles of music that I write and sing. However, I choose to display the various different sounds but use the same theme of worship." This project features the mainstream inspirational song, "Truth and Start Somewhere", worship ballads, "Unrestrained and Open My Heart" as well as Calvin's personal testimony that has inspired millions. There's only one quote that can best sum up Calvin's journey and it is from St. Francis of Assisi, "Start with what's necessary, then what's possible, and suddenly you're doing the impossible." Start Somewhere and change the weigh you are!We had the privilege of sitting down with Calvin and listening to his incredible story and where his journey has brought him thus far. He's an extremely gifted and talented individual with a personality that lights up a room. We are grateful to call him a friend and excited for the new projects he's working on!To find out more information about Calvin Nowell visit:www.calvinnowell.comwww.facebook.com/calvinnowellmusicwww.twitter.com/calvinnowell  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Webster's Dictionary defines "murder" as.... GM Austin Ramsay schools players Christine Blight, Jason Kang, Sarah Larock and Benjamin Mitchell through the horrors of high school in this actual play of 'Monster Hearts'. 'Monster Hearts' is written by Avery McDaldno, and is available to purchase online here! Sarah runs Durham Region Writing Rainbow, an LGBTQ+ writing group for youth in Durham Region. You can find more information at https://www.facebook.com/WritingRainbow Ben runs a delightfully strange journal "Beyond Borderlands" of the weird, paranormal and the occult. More information can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/BeyondBorderlands You can follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Notaninn, or email us at YouDontMeetInAnInn@gmail.com You can also like our Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/YouDontMeetInAnInn/timeline?ref=page_internal) or subreddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/YouDontMeetInAnInn/) for regular updates.

Today I am calling Joseph the quiet hero in the story. According to Websters Dictionary a hero is a person of exceptional quality who wins admiration for noble deeds, especially deeds of courage. While that is a modern day definition, I think hero today is more often applied to a deed of courage, isn't it, and whether or not they are a person of exceptional quality is really not the focus. Joseph is the whole hero package. We do not see or hear a lot about Joseph in the text, but what we see is profound.

July 11, 2013. In this examination of the arc of American history through the lens of compulsive behavior, Kendall shows how some of the nation's greatest achievements - from the Declaration of Independence to the invention of the iPhone - have roots in the disappointments and frustrations of early childhood. Starting with the obsessive natures of some of the Silicon Valley's titans, including Steve Jobs, Kendall moves on to profile seven iconic figures, such as founding father Thomas Jefferson, licentious librarian Melvil Dewey, condiment kingpin H.J. Heinz, slugger Ted Williams and cosmetics queen Estee Lauder, who was so obsessed with touching other women's faces that she transformed her compulsion into a multibillion-dollar corporation. Speaker Biography: Joshua Kendall did much of the research for his new book at the Library of Congress. He is the author of "The Man Who Made Lists," about the creation of Roget's Thesaurus, and "The Forgotten Founding Father," a biography of Noah Webster, the lexicographer responsible for Webster's Dictionary. He is also an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, the Los Angeles Times, the Financial Times, Psychology Today and BusinessWeek, among others publications. He is an associate fellow of Yale's Trumbull College. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=6331

Webster's Dictionary defines Icebox Cake as: (n) Much better than a human centipede. Join our post-apocalyptic adventure where zebras and cannibals abound and only a 2 ingredient chilled dessert can save you.  House of Cards Season One spoiler alert! spilledmilkpodcast.com The classic 2-ingredient version: Nabisco Famous Chocolate Wafers and whipped cream. Chill for a few hours to overnight. Famous Chocolate Wafers Food52 article  Smitten Kitchen Martha Stewart Peanut Butter Icebox Cake Bakeless Sweets by Faith Durand 

(from Webster's Dictionary): imag·i·na·tion noun i-ˌma-jə-ˈnā-shən1: the act, process, or power of forming a mental picture of something not present especially of something one has not known or experienced2: creative ability3: a creation of the mindCreative thought is a basic sense that we are born with, but grows dull as we suppress its misalignment within modern society. Stop saying silly things, stay within the lines, act like a grown up. We are molded to learn how to act based on 'more mature' peers within our age group, thus sacrificing our creative soul. I have say, when you have kids, you go one way or the other. On one hand, you can act like a 'normal' parent, with strict rules and norms that society expects, monitoring the 'fun meter'. On the other hand, one could revert to being a child, in order to gain a greater understanding. The alleged 'adult child' will begin adopting the mannerisms of their offspring, gaining a second wind of their childhood and doing such juvenile things such as making faces at the dinner table for a laugh, reading comic books and watching cartoons together, and so on.I belong to the second group.I created this mix without a preconceived idea of what it should be. Rather, I just chose a bunch of random things that I really love. Maybe there is no theme, but to me there is definitely a derived feeling. I can say with much assurance that music has kept me young. It has made my mind fresh, and open. I crave arts, and everything I hear becomes my life's soundtrack; living in and for the moment. My children soak up music and art like a sponge, and their lack of inhibitions allows me to have some of the most creative talks with them than I ever could with an 'adult'. We all seek to reminisce our past, relive our best moments, and rebuild upon our memories. Music is our landmark for everything (you know this already!). Take the music, digest it, and fit it into your daily life. Create mental images to live by, swallowing your inhibitions in favor of feeling truly alive. And don't give a damn what anyone thinks.turn on, tune in, sleep...ambient-transmission.blogspot.comfacebook.com/tonepoetmusic

AIR DATE: June 28, 2012 at 7PM ETFEATURED EXPERTS: FEATURED TOPIC: "How To Beat Carbohydrate Addiction" Say the word "addiction" and most people immediately think of cocaine or heroine addicts, people who abuse alcohol and tobacco, or some other bad habit that is causing serious bodily damage to the addicted. Webster's Dictionary defines addiction as a "compulsive need for and use of a habit-forming substance characterized by tolerance and by well-defined physiological symptoms upon withdrawal." Sound familiar anyone? While most people who consume carbohydrate-based foods don't want to admit it, they are very likely addicted to these sugary, starchy, whole grain-based foods which in turn is making them more obese and chronically ill as the days go by. Nutritional psychotherapist and addiction specialist  is here with us in Episode 19 of "Ask The Low-Carb Experts" to get to the heart of the issue about why we crave something so deeply that we are becoming more and more aware is actually harming us. Julia is the author of a newly-revised book  that addresses many of the issues we'll be discussing in this podcast. If you have any questions about carbohydrate addiction that you would like for Julia Ross to address, then feel free to send it to me by 3PM ET this Thursday afternoon at . Or you can ask your question LIVE on my show by calling (712) 432-0900 or Skype the show for FREE by calling the username freeconferencing.7124320900. Whether you call or Skype, be sure to use the access code 848908. Listen LIVE and  if you like what you hear. This is your chance to interact with the best nutritional health experts in the world, so don't be bashful. For those of you using the Windows version of Skype to call into the show on Thursday night, you can locate the dial pad by selecting the Call tab at the top of the page, then click Show Dial Pad. Please see the image below for reference: And if you use the Mac version of Skype, here's how to call in:

This podcast is an article I wrote in Close-Up Magazine (closeupmagazine.net) back in April of 2010 on one of Metal's greatest bands. Hope you enjoy it. The post Episode #5: Metal and The Webster's Dictionary appeared first on Danko Jones.