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What DON'T we talk about in this episode? From what we did to keep busy while quarantined, to Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Dark Souls, to restoring old gaming equipment!

Today’s talking point: In the last episode, we talked about how to stay motivated when you have zero motivation. So now you're more motivated, but there's always the chance of that little well-known symptom popping up to just push you back: procrastination.   You know as well as I do how hard it is to stop procrastinating. I get that we all have so much on our plates that it's hard to find the time or energy to do anything extra.    Maybe you come up with so many amazing ideas that get you so excited, but the size or the amount of work involved pushes you away. That list of unfinished projects keeps growing with age, meaning that low confidence starts to creep back into your life. Now I know I'm not painting a very pretty picture right now. What? Don't worry, this isn't meant to be sad and you won't be staying in your procrastinating state for very long. Thankfully, there is a way or two that I've found can help you stop procrastinating and across your unfinished projects with ease.     BUSY TO BOSS COMMUNITY COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/355647651558867/?ref=bookmarks   A BRANCH OF HOLLY INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/abranchofholly/   BLOG IT BOSS IT RADIO SHOW NOTES: https://abranchofholly.com/blog

Out of light speed and back in the mic's, welcome back to The Padawan Podcast! The show is changing! WHAT? Don't worry, not by much... Join host Qui-Gonn Jake as he explains the shift for 2020, which is followed by a GREAT discussion with Obi-Wan Jacobi and Grand Admiralcino as they reveal which favorite characters they want to see in live-action. And yes, they are ranked! As always, thank you for listening and may the force be with you! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/apocaflixmovies/support

The enemy of thriving is... "What"? Don't let your choices ambush your decisions. Watch Video for an explanation to this: - Stay at "attention" by creating "tension"... and then celebrate it.

What DON'T we talk about on this episode? We cover: Why Christmas is December 25 The history of Christmas in the United States Icelandic Christmas folktales, including Gryla, the Yule Lads, the Yule Cat, Tio De Nadal, and more! Happy holidays, everyone!Twitter: @onthetestpod Facebook: @onthetestpod Instagram: @onthetestpod Website: onthetestpod.com

What DON'T the Russian hackers know about you yet? We'll talk about some NEW scores companies have on you, which detail some things that you might not have thought were important. Does this mean MORE security on your devices? We'll tackle that topic with thought leader Chelsea Brennan from SmartMoneyMamas.com on today's MWF.

What DON'T we review in this episode!?!?!  Watchmen, Doctor Sleep, Midway, Death Stranding and even more!!!! Let us know what you thought of our reviews below: Facebook: Nerd Soup E-mail: nerdsouppodcast@gmail.com

What DON'T we talk about? This episode includes conversations about graduations, porcupines, squirrels in the refrigerator and vampires!

What DON'T the boyz get into this episode? Well, quite a lot actually, so I'll tell you what they do get into: what happens to travel bloggers when they get old, the 7 secrets of success, what to watch out for during your first intercourse, and more! Join the convo on our discord! discord.gg/7Zac5HN Support us: patreon.com/hyperbrole_podcast Follow us on Twitter: @hyperbrolepod Have a question? Leave a voicemail on Anchor or email askusanything@hyperbrolepodcast.com . --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hyperbrole-podcast/message

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You thought you were free after pressing submit. Then, you get an email about an interview. What? Don't worry. In this episode, Michael and our guest host Sid talk about their experiences with the interview. Sid just had several interviews with schools like Swarthmore and Oxford. We give some sample questions, do's and don'ts, and some preparation tips. Check out the show notes: http://www.bit.ly/aupod25 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/admissionsuncovered/message

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In today's episode we're reading a truly amazing listener email from Brianna. Now, Brianna is a totally badass mama (which you'll hear in the episode). She had planned to birth her daughter in a birth pool at a birthing center, but after pushing for literally the entire night with no real horizon in sight, they decided to transfer her to a hospital, and that's where the story really picks up! Brianna connected with me on Instagram (which you can do @sarahmbivens as well as @diahpodcast), and emailed me a detailed account of her amazing birth story. I read and re-read her story because it was just too inspiring. As you'll hear, Brianna is a really courageous and strong woman who was determined to bring her baby into the world.  Below you will find Brianna's email to me containing her full birth story (for the readers out there).  If you would like to email your birth story to us, either to read on the podcast or simply to share it, we'd love to receive it! You can email us at hello [at] diahpodcast [dot] com. You can also reach us on Instagram at @diahpodcast.   --- BRIANNA'S BIRTH STORY --- Sarah and Matthew, I love your podcast! I just found you guys a couple of weeks ago and can't seem to get enough of it. I'm thrilled to find so much positivity surrounding home birth and even natural birthing in general. I'm constantly reading birth stories and watching videos, so now I get to hear about them too! :) My husband and I have a wonderful 16 month old daughter, Audrey, and we are also expecting our second daughter. I am due June 16th! We are planning a home birth and I am thrilled. We had planned to have a water birth with Audrey at a local birth center. I labored with her beautifully at home for while, then arrived at the birthing center already dilated to a 6! The rest is a VERY LONG story... I got to a 10 just fine, but ended up pushing for longer than I have ever heard of. I pushed and pushed from about 1AM and all through the night. The midwife finally said she though the hospital might be the best place for me at that point. The last thing I wanted to hear. But I was so beyond exhausted at this point that I was close to passing out. I knew she may be right. I got to the hospital and the staff hurried to get me hooked up and on the bed. They looked at me, all pale with closed eyes, and told me my only option was an epidural because 'I needed to rest'. I thought, "What? Don't they know I've been at a 10 and pushing all night? That my water has broken? That I have been able to literally FEEL her head for hours, but I just can't seem to get her out?" Unable to fully voice these thoughts, my kind husband asked if there was any other option. He told them that an epidural was simply not something we had wanted. They told us no. They never even checked me that I can remember. So, though we never actually said the word "yes", they told the anesthesiologist to go and get the needle ready. I asked if I could go to the bathroom. The nurses helped me in there and my husband Joe came as well. During the whole transfer to the hospital I had kept my eyes shut and prayed with everything in me to not push. My contractions seemed to have lessened because of this and all the craziness. When I sat on that toiled though and thought about everything that was happening and also how much I hated needles... I reached deep inside to the one ounce of strength I had left and started to push. It was only then that one of the nurses reached down and was shocked to feel Audrey's head. She exclaimed, "She's crowning!! She can do this!!" and my sweet hubbie literally broke down into tears next to me. He said, "You can do this, babe! Just don't give up. I know you can do this! Keep pushing! We can avoid ALL of this if you just keep going!" Well, if my whole body feeling beyond done and ready to birth our baby wasn't enough of a motivator, hearing my husband plead with me like that, full of concern and love certainly was. The nurses were cheering me on, helping me into all kinds of different positions, doing whatever they could to help the process. I was amazed at how accepting they were of my desire for a natural birth. Maybe an hour passed of more pushing when the nurses called the doctor in. I had stated in my birth plan that I did NOT want to do the whole "purple pushing" thing. Yet here I was, in a hospital with people helping hold me up because I had no strength and a doctor telling me to push with all I had. I had nothing left. I literally pushed so hard near the end that my nose started to bleed from the pressure! This only caused my mom and husband more concern, of course... At this moment, the doctor tells me that I have the following choices: a vacuum or an episiotomy. My mother, who birthed two of her three daughters naturally immediately encouraged the latter. I consented with one last plea to the Lord. I told Him, "I don't have any strength left... Can you push for me? Please help my baby to be okay. I need you, Lord. Be my strength." Through all of this, there were moments that I truly thought I or the baby may not make it. Joe told me he wondered the same. But after that last plea, God put a song in my heart. The lyrics played over and over in my mind, though I hadn't heard them in years. The comforting visual it gave me was that I was not alone. God showed me a picture of Jesus walking up a hill with me, so I imagined the next contractions as hills that we walked together. Such a beautiful picture! With that and an episiotomy later, out came my precious baby girl! I had dreaded them saying the words "c-section" the whole time, and even though my recovery was brutal (I ended up with third or fourth degree tearing....all the way through my sphincter, on top of the episiotomy! I was literally torn in half.), I was just eternally grateful that God had answered all of our prayers. We had our baby girl. We had a natural birth in the end, though not without an intervention after all. But we were alive and healthy. On top of everything though, the doctors said my iron levels were low enough to be called anemic. Which explains my extreme fatigue that lasted over the next couple of days as I tried to build that back up. Sorry I am long-winded! I thought my story might work for your show and possibly be even better if I waited until after I get to experience the home birth we are planning. I've always known I wanted to have my children naturally. Ever since I heard my mom talking to my aunts about the natural births they had as I was growing up. I was awestruck by the strength it must take and just knew I wanted to say that I had done it too.Since my current midwife says it sounds like my problem pushing Audrey out was likely her big head (14") and my petite body/tight muscles, there seems to be no reason at all that this next labor and birth shouldn't be absolutely beautiful and at home where I am most comfortable. Even if I just get to share this story with you two and nothing else, I hope it brings some joy and encouragement! Audrey lights up every room she walks into and she smiles at the world. She is our little miracle baby indeed. God bless you guys! Keep up the awesome work!  

What DON'T we talk about this week? Errrrr... I don't think we mention the Kardashians. Politicians, Syria, guitars, archery, photography, writing, personal projects over Christmas, goal setting... Yup, it's a busy one today; we hope you enjoy!

Ah! It's good to be out of a prequel or a expanded universe character and back on to the classics! Today, we talk about the Qabbrat! The good old classic Qabbrat! What? Don't know what that is? Well, you certainly remember it quite well! It's Darth Vader's Meditation chamber from The Empire Strikes Back!We look in depth to this device, discussing it's innards and speculate what else it does? Does that helmet arm do anything else? Can it transported places? Does he have more? Why is it called a Qabbrat? Found out as our robo arms apply our breathing masks and talk about this weird pod one useless fact at a time.Download Episode 49 - QabbratDarth Vader's meditation chamber, or Qabbrat[1] was a life support pod that allowed the Sith Lord to survive for extended periods without the helmet and mask of his suit. The injuries Vader sustained during the duel with Obi-Wan Kenobi on Mustafar normally made this impossible.

What DON'T we cover this week?! Facebook buying Oculus Rift, Xbox One price cuts, the return of Truskill on Xbox One (sort of...), the Wolfenstein collector's edition that's missing a particularly important component, Diablo III gets confirmed for Xbox One (kinda...), Far Cry 4 details leak, and Linkin Park meets Project Spark.

In today's podcast I discuss the city of Dallas and what it's like to spend the night at a truck stop in any urban area; where parking issues, junkies, and lot lizards abound. What? Don't know what a lot lizard is? Guess you better get to listening then. I also get nostalgic about Dallas as I talk about my early married life with The Evil Overlord, including our elopement, Metallica's skyscraper rooftop house, and someone's first visit to a gay bar. And for some odd reason, I link to Jeff Gordon, who as far as I know has nothing to do with gay bars. Got a second to Rate and/or Review the podcast? Download the intro/outro songs for free! courtesy of Walking On Einstein. Mystery Feedback Song - Only a cheater would click this before listening to the podcast! You aren't a cheater, are you?