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When Lucy and Ethel's train tickets to Florida go missing, they take a ride with a woman who could be a killer   Original airdate- November 12, 1956   Join me on Facebook @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/215347086723167

The theme this week on the One Minute Retirement Tip podcast is: Ask me anything! I'm answering your listener-submitted questions about what is weighing most on your mind as you prepare for retirement.  Today, I'm answering the following question: How do I know if I have enough money to retire?  Lucy writes: How do I know if I have enough money to retire? I know this is super generic and maybe you have a worksheet I could fill out to determine this? I am 62 and my husband is almost 65 and already retired. He has a pension and very small retirement savings, so I feel I have to make up for it as I would like to maintain our lifestyle.  There's a lot to address in this question from Lucy. When Lucy says she is trying to “make up for it”, I assume that's in her own savings through a 401k or some other retirement plan.  Answering the question of if you have enough comes down to a few factors, but the most important is your spending in retirement. Is that going to be covered by your assets and income sources after you account for taxes and inflation? You also need to consider the age you retire, how your portfolio is invested, and a few other factors, but spending in retirement must be sustainable.  I've seen people retire comfortably with $100,000 in assets, and I've seen people who needed well in excess of $1,000,000 to have everything pencil out, and the difference comes down to lifestyle and spending in retirement.  Lucy asked if there was a worksheet that she could use to determine this. I do have a tool that you can use to give you a more concrete answer. It's called the Retirement Success Forecaster. Using data from a simple questionnaire, I'll be able to tell you if you're on track for retirement, and if you're not where you need to be, I'll tell you what adjustments you can make today to live the retirement you envision.   Getting a customized retirement forecast is easy. Just go to www.truenorthra.com/retirementsuccess/ to download your forecaster questionnaire. Fill it out, send it back to me using the instructions in the forecaster, and I'll send your personalized results for free - no strings attached.  That's it for today. Thanks for listening! My name is Ashley Micciche and this is the One Minute Retirement Tip.  ---------- >>> Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2DI2LSP >>> Subscribe on Amazon Alexa: https://amzn.to/2xRKrCs >>> Visit the podcast page: https://truenorthra.com/podcast/  ---------- Tags: retirement, investing, money, finance, financial planning, retirement planning, saving money, personal finance

CNM- While You Were Sleeping Season 3 Episode 21 Lonely transit worker Lucy Eleanor Moderatz (Sandra Bullock) pulls her longtime crush, Peter (Peter Gallagher), from the path of an oncoming train. At the hospital, doctors report that he's in a coma, and a misplaced comment from Lucy causes Peter's family to assume that she is his fiancée. When Lucy doesn't correct them, they take her into their home and confidence. Things get even more complicated when she finds herself falling for Peter's sheepish brother, Jack (Bill Pullman). Come and Check out Jacob, Michael and David as they talk about While You Were Sleeping. It was so fun to listen to these guys talk about this movie. They share the funny moments, they share the heart felt moments in their lives that remind us how human they are. They talk about the deep thoughts which come to a person when watching a movie. So come and give them a listen. The boys are so grateful for your support. Please Subscribe, Rate and Leave a comment. 

In this episode, Marcus Edwardes speaks with Lucy Leonelli, Director of Executive Recruiting at Twilio, Inc and former Managing Partner at Wilton & Bain.At one point in her corporate career, Lucy developed a hunger for adventure that inspired her to look beyond her job to see what else life had to offer. Upon returning to Wilton & Bain, her professional motivations were never the same. She references Frodo’s return to the Shire in Lord of the Rings, where Bilbo tells him, “You can never go home again.” As fate would have it, Lucy’s business partners reached out to her with plans for expansion into the U.S., leading her down a new path in Silicon valley.Listen in as Lucy discusses her transition to the U.S., the differences in doing business between the two countries, best practices for building your network and nurturing business relationships, why you need to start making more phone calls today, how to evolve from recruiter to trusted advisor, and how a traumatic motorcycle accident completely changed Lucy’s trajectory in life. From expanding her network, to getting through the right doors, to understanding and strategizing around competitors, Lucy goes over the various challenges she had to overcome to get to where she is today.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:● [2:37] Leaving Wilton & Bain and moving to the U.S.● [5:27] Lucy on living with vampires● [7:28] Lucy’s first few months doing business in the U.S.● [8:30] What Wilson & Bain offers● [11:48] How doing business in the U.S. is different from the U.K.● [14:51] Immediate challenges in getting the business off the ground● [17:24] Building relationships in the U.S. fresh off the boat● [19:35] Other networking activities● [22:33] The biggest misconception clients have about the search industry● [26:58] When Lucy knew that the business was finally getting off the ground● [31:09] A case for making more phone calls today● [32:00] Sending LinkedIn messages that get responses● [36:48] The power of getting introductions● [37:56] Interacting with British aristocracy● [39:27] Lucy on her motorcycle accident● [45:16] Creating your own happiness● [46:24] What Lucy is excited for in her new role at Twilio● [47:44] Lucy’s parting words of wisdomKey quotes:● “In Silicon Valley, people are very open to meeting up with you over coffee to have a conversation. The challenge is closing business. In the U.K., it’s the other way around.”● “Automation can find the specific collection of experiences and companies that you’re looking for. But how you find that personality profile and level of experience that’s going to fit into your organization requires a high-touch, human element. You can’t replace that with an algorithm.”● “A real shortcut to success in a search is getting introductions from your connections.”● “We always think it’s the external things that make us happy, so we always put happiness off. Really, happiness is something that’s absolutely within your control. Always focus on celebrating the wins and don’t dwell on the failures.”● “Make a plan and move in that direction, but don’t be surprised when curveballs hit you, because I think we have a lot more of those to come in 2021.”

Lucy smiled as she shook the coins out of her piggy bank. There's more here than I remembered! she thought. I can put a little extra in the offering at church this week and use the rest to buy some candy, she decided happily. When Lucy arrived at her Sunday school class, she sat with her friend Mary. As their teacher began passing the offering plate, Mary took some money out of her pocket and showed it to Lucy. "My aunt gave me a nice big check for my birthday," Mary told her, "and I'm going to put some of it in the offering." Lucy noticed it was a lot more than she planned to give. "How about you, Lucy?" asked Mary. "How much did you bring?" Lucy blushed. What she planned to give didn't seem like much anymore. But she had brought all her money along, including what she intended to use for herself. She showed it to Mary, and when the plate came around, she reluctantly dropped it all in. On the way home from church, Lucy sat quietly in the back seat. "Why such a sad face, honey?" asked Mom. Lucy sighed and explained what had happened in her Sunday school class. "I don't get it," she said. "I gave more than I planned to give, so I should feel good about it, right?" "Not necessarily," said Mom. "The money you planned to give was of your own free will--a love gift to God. The extra money was given to impress your friend. You gave it for the wrong reason--to make yourself look better to someone else, not out of gratitude for everything Jesus has done for you." Lucy sighed. "My reason for giving all of it wasn't right, but God will still use it, won't He?" "Of course He will," Dad replied. "When we give something for the wrong reason, we can confess it to Jesus and know He will make it right." Dad smiled at her in the rearview mirror. "In the future, decide what you believe Jesus wants you to give and stick with that. Don't discuss it with your friends. Keep it between you and the Lord. Then joyfully give it to be used for His glory." Sherry L. Kuyt How About You? Do you give some of your own money to the Lord each week at church? That's good, but remember to give for the right reason. The Bible tells us to give generously out of gratitude for all God has given us--never to impress other people. Pray about how much you should give, and perhaps talk to your parents about it too. Then give with a cheerful, willing heart out of thankfulness for everything Jesus has done for you. Today's Key Verse: God loves a cheerful giver. (NKJV) (2 Corinthians 9:7) Today's Key Thought: Give willingly

When “Lucy” was discovered, it was widely touted as a “missing link”. According to Evolution, the human species evolved from an ape-like ancestor about 6 million years ago. Lucy’s discovery was evidence that the evolutionary ape-to-man theory is scientifically correct. However, the validity of this missing link is now in question. Many other so-called missing links are also questionable or have been outright debunked. So are there any real missing links? Today on Educate For Life, Kevin is talking with Christopher Rupe who co-authored the book “Contested Bones”. Chris Rupe is a biologist and graduated from SUNY Geneseo in 2009. Since 2011 Chris has been a Research Associate at FMS Foundation. Chris has researched a broad range of biological topics—ranging from the origin of life, to bacterial evolution, to whale evolution, to the famous riddle of “Haldane’s Dilemma.” Chris has published numerous articles on these topics. For the last 5 years, Chris has been researching human evolution and the hominin fossil record. Chris has been studying paleoanthropology in depth—which has required the study of hundreds of technical papers and dozens of related books. Contested Bones is the result of more than four years of intense research into the primary scientific literature concerning those bones that are thought to represent transitional forms between ape and man. This book’s title reflects the surprising reality that all the famous “hominin” bones continue to be fiercely contested today—even within the field of paleoanthropology. This work is unique in that it is the most comprehensive, systematic, and up-to-date book available that critically examines the major claims about the various hominin fossils. Even though the topic is technical, the book is accessible for a broad audience and is reported to be engaging even for nontechnical people. Chris Rupe is also working on a documentary called “Dismantled: A Scientific Deconstruction of the Theory of Evolution. It is premiering October 9-11. Find out more at https://www.back2genesis.org/. Also, check out contestedbones.org. Get a $5.00 off coupon on softcover orders with code word: Educate4Life. This episode first aired on Sept 12th, 2020 Educate For Life with Kevin Conover airs Sundays 10-11pm. Listen live on KPRZ.com and San Diego radio AM 1210.

Episode Synopsis: A reporter for the Pall Mall Gazette investigates the case of a wolf that has escaped from the local zoo. She interviews Mr. Bilder, the zookeeper, to ask if he recalled anything suspicious surrounding the events. Mr. Bilder lays down some personal philosophy comparing the actions of humans and animals, and shares a few jokes with his wife before describing a man who had the animals upset the day before. Having described himself as being experienced with wolves, he brazenly petted Biserker, a ferocious-looking, but tame animal. That evening, Biserker was missing, and a zoo worker described seeing a large, grey dog through the bushes. As the reporter wraps up the interview, Biserker the wolf returns to Mr. Bilder's house. Dr. Seward realizes that he was supposed to be watching Lucy last night when a telegram arrives for him that should have been delivered the day before. He hurries to Lucy's house to check on her immediately. Van Helsing meets Seward shortly after he arrives to find no one to answer the door. The two break in through a window, and discover the four maids lying on the kitchen floor, having been drugged with laudanum. Seward and Van Helsing run upstairs and find Lucy's mother's body on the bed and Lucy near death. Seward wakes the maids who quickly draw a bath to warm Lucy back up again. Van Helsing and Seward agonize over how they can give Lucy more blood, depleted as they both are, when Quincey Morris, having arrived with a telegram from Arthur, steps in and donates his own blood for the necessary transfusion. Seward settles Quincey with a glass of wine. Van Helsing discovers a letter that dropped from Lucy while they were moving her into the tub, detailing the horrific events of the evening before. They decide to re-hide it in her bodice from whence it fell and not mention it when filling out Mrs. Westenra' death certificate, lest it create confusion. Quincy pulls Seward aside and asks him what could have drained Lucy of so much blood, recalling a vampire bat which once killed his favorite horse. Seward admits that he does not know, but he agrees to include Quincy in any and all further efforts to save Lucy's life. When Lucy finally awakes, she grieves for her dead mother. That night, Seward and Van Helsing are startled to discover her sitting up in her sleep, producing the paper from her bodice, and tearing it in half. Mina writes to Lucy telling her that Mr. Hawkins has died. The tragedy has impacted them both tremendously, but Jonathan in particular feels anxious about the responsibility that he must undertake in his work. Mina will try to visit Lucy when she and Jonathan are in London for Mr. Hawkins's funeral. Follow us on Twitter.com/CryptiCanticles, Facebook.com/DraculaRadioPlay, and at crypticcanticles.com

This week on The Literary Life, Angelina, Cindy and Thomas dive in to Act 4 of Shakespeare’s A Winter’s Tale. We are excited to announce a new online conference coming on March 13-14, 2020. Our theme will be Re-enchanting the World: The Legacy of the Inklings. Our keynote speaker is Inklings scholar, Joseph Pearce. Go to Angelina and Thomas’ new website HouseofHumaneLetters.com for all the info and to register. This act is jam packed with action and important plot points, but Cindy points out the connection between the shepherd and his son and the tale that Mamillius was telling Hermoine in an earlier act. Angelina brings up the juxtaposition of winter and spring in this play. She also talks about how Shakespeare departs from Aristotle’s “rules” for unity of time and place in playwriting. This act is all about redeeming what was lost, and it is also full of disguises. Thomas explains the connection between Perdita and Flora. Our hosts discuss the wedding customs of Shakespeare’s day as well as the festivities we see in this play. Thomas gives us a little overview of the myth of Persephone and how A Winter’s Tale alludes to this myth. Angelina also highlights the importance of the kiss in the fairy tale. Cindy encourages us to read and re-read because there is such depth in Shakespeare that we can never get to the bottom of it all. We are also invited to look for the mirrors of the characters and action in this act to things that happen in the first three acts. Angelina also instructs us on the two classic fairy tale story patterns and how A Winter’s Tale follows both of those patterns. The Winter’s Tale Show Schedule: February 25: Act V March: Live Q&A for Patreon Fellows Commonplace Quotes: She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways She dwelt among the untrodden ways Beside the springs of Dove, A Maid whom there were none to praise And very few to love: A violet by a mossy stone Half hidden from the eye! —Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky. She lived unknown, and few could know When Lucy ceased to be; But she is in her grave, and, oh, The difference to me! William Wordsworth In the 12th-century Church of San Clemente in Rome, the brilliant mosaic apse over the main altar presents us with a view of reality that is both Cosmic and Eucharistic. The central image is of the crucified Christ, mildly accepting his suffering and death, his face full of peace. But spiraling forth from the foot of the cross, where it is watered by the blood of Christ, a stupendous acanthus bush curls outward and upward, encircling nearly a hundred separate images. The spiraling branches of the acanthus embrace even two pagan Roman gods, Baby Jupiter, formerly king of the gods, and Baby Neptune, formerly king of the deep, who rides a slippery looking dolphin. Even the ancient pagans have been redeemed, and their mythologies are usable by us. Thomas Cahill Whatever happens will be for the worse, and therefore it is in our interest that as little should happen as possible. Lord Salisbury You Ask My Why, Tho’ Ill at Ease by Alfred, Lord Tennyson You ask me, why, tho’ ill at ease, Within this region I subsist, Whose spirits falter in the mist, And languish for the purple seas. It is the land that freemen till, That sober-suited Freedom chose, The land, where girt with friends or foes A man may speak the thing he will; A land of settled government, A land of just and old renown, Where Freedom slowly broadens down From precedent to precedent: Where faction seldom gathers head, But by degrees to fullness wrought, The strength of some diffusive thought Hath time and space to work and spread. Should banded unions persecute Opinion, and induce a time When single thought is civil crime, And individual freedom mute; Tho’ Power should make from land to land The name of Britain trebly great— Tho’ every channel of the State Should fill and choke with golden sand— Yet waft me from the harbour-mouth, Wild wind! I seek a warmer sky, And I will see before I die The palms and temples of the South. Book List: Mysteries of the Middle Ages by Thomas Cahill Shakespeare After All by Marjorie Garber Pandosto by Robert Greene   Support The Literary Life: Become a patron of The Literary Life podcast as part of the “Friends and Fellows Community” on Patreon, and get some amazing bonus content! Thanks for your support! Connect with Us: You can find Angelina and Thomas at HouseofHumaneLetters.com, on Instagram @angelinastanford, and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ANGStanford/ Find Cindy at https://cindyrollins.net, on Instagram @cindyordoamoris and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/cindyrollins.net/. Check out Cindy’s own Patreon page also! Follow The Literary Life on Instagram, and jump into our private Facebook group, The Literary Life Discussion Group, and let’s get the book talk going! http://bit.ly/literarylifeFB

TV used to bring us together.  Everybody watched I Love Lucy.   When Lucy had her baby … the show got A 92-share if Better than the Superbowl. Jeff Caplan, when he's not wordsmithing My Minute of News, hosts Jeff Caplan's Afternoon News on KSL Newsradio in Salt Lake City, Utah. Follow him on Facebook www.facebook.com/JeffCaplanKSL/and on Twitter @JeffCaplan

I dream big, I pray big, and I don’t settle for anything. If I pray for someone to be healed, I pray in faith for a miracle. If someone needs encouragement, I’m their biggest cheerleader. When Lucy wanted to be president, I bought her a hat that had “Future President”... Read the full article at http://www.pastorresources.com/settlinga-little/ Taken from: SHE RISES LATE AND HER KIDS MAKE HER BREAKFAST Copyright © 2019 by Kerri Pomarolli Published by Harvest House Publishers Eugene, Oregon 97408 www.harvesthousepublishers.com    Kerri Pomarolli is a writer, comedian, speaker, and the ultimate Proverbs 32 Woman. She tours nationwide with clean comedy at top Christian and secular venues, with film and TV appearances. Known as “Hollywood’s Favorite God Girl,” she lives with her daughters in LA by the sea. She is the author of two books, Confessions of a Proverbs 32 Woman and She Rises Late and Her Kids Make Her Breakfast, available now from Harvest House Publishers. kerripom.com

In C.S. Lewis' novel, Prince Caspian, there is a famous scene where Lucy rushes to Aslan the lion, falls between his front paws and buries her face in his mane. Aslan the lion represents Jesus. When Lucy is resting in his mane, she says these famous words. "Your bigger!", says Lucy. Aslan says, "That is because you are older, little one… every year you grow, you will find me bigger." C.S. Lewis' point is the more we grow in Christ, the bigger Christ becomes. In the first message of this Christmas series, we study the opening verses of the book of Hebrews to help us see that Jesus is greater and bigger than we can comprehend.

In C.S. Lewis' novel, Prince Caspian, there is a famous scene where Lucy rushes to Aslan the lion, falls between his front paws and buries her face in his mane. Aslan the lion represents Jesus. When Lucy is resting in his mane, she says these famous words. "Your bigger!", says Lucy. Aslan says, "That is because you are older, little one… every year you grow, you will find me bigger." C.S. Lewis' point is the more we grow in Christ, the bigger Christ becomes. In the first message of this Christmas series, we study the opening verses of the book of Hebrews to help us see that Jesus is greater and bigger than we can comprehend.

John Wesley O'Toole is a disbarred Savannah attorney who is trying to get his life back together after his release from prison following a vehicular homicide charge. No longer able to practice law, he's become an art dealer after inheriting his grandmother's gallery on Liberty Street. O'Toole is in deep financial trouble and about to lose everything when he is contacted by Abraham Deign, a wealthy businessman. Deign offers him a hefty sum to find a missing painting, and with it, his estranged granddaughter, Lucy. When Lucy's body is discovered in a burned out car near where she and O'Toole were due to meet, he is arrested on a charge of kidnapping and murder. Things go downhill from there. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/steve-richards/support

Today’s episode is a review of a fabulous SciFi novel entitled Lucy, which was written by Thea Ramsay. Description: Ten-year-old Lucy and her parents live on Earth in the last throes of its final holocaust. Their only hope is being accepted as refugees on another world, but one rejection letter after another eats away at their hope, while death closes in on them. Hope revives when a stranger arrives with a letter of acceptance from the mysterious planet Andorpha. While Lucy, her best friend, Kim, and her parents wait to board the space ship, her parents are killed. Lucy faces danger and growth as she comes to grips with her parents' death and the strange customs of Andorpha. While Kim laps up Andorphian love like warm milk, Lucy wonders if it's all too good to be true. When Lucy learns the Andorphians believe their planet is under a curse, she begins to suspect there is a reason that she and her family were so readily accepted as refugees. Do they expect her to be the antidote to an ancient curse? When Kim urges Lucy to accept the Andorphians and their way of life, the only shot at life they have, Lucy is certain she's right. But all is not what it seems. Purchase link: https://www.amazon.com/Lucy-Thea-Ramsay-ebook/dp/B07FRGC8S4/ref=sr_1_3_twi_kin_1 Visit the following website to learn more about Thea and her other books: www.dldbooks.com/thearamsay/ Visit Thea’s author website at: www.thearamsay.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/inspirational-journeys/support Leave me feedback: Email: annwrites75@gmail.com Website: https://annwritesinspiration.com/contact Voice messages from anywhere: https://anchor.fm/inspirational-journeys/message Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/annwritesinspiration And Twitter: https://twitter.com/annwrites75 Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/annsmusic1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/inspirational-journeys/message

If you or someone close to you has ever tried to give up alcohol for a stretch of time, you know that it can be a challenge, and hitting an anniversary or another milestone is a real achievement. Have you ever wanted to celebrate a sober achievement with someone? If so, you may have looked for a greeting card to commemorate the occasion – and if you did that, you probably noticed that there weren’t many choices. Today’s guest made that very discovery, then decided to do something about it.  Lucy Wilkins and her business partner Sara Bender both had people in their lives who had struggled with drinking. When Lucy went looking for a greeting card to celebrate her loved one’s 100 days sober, she was temporarily stymied when she couldn’t find what she was looking for. When she talked it over with Sara, they decided to start making their own cards for the sober space. Their company is called We Are In Good Co.  “We’re just saying, just make space for the people those cards aren’t relevant or appropriate for.  Just make space for the sober cards.” Lucy explains that attitudes around sobriety are changing and younger people are more likely to be open and celebrate their sobriety, where older generations are more likely to hold their sober status close to the vest.  As Lucy points out, sobriety doesn’t necessarily have to be a response to addiction or bad experiences with alcohol – going alcohol-free is a lifestyle choice, and many people choose it because they prefer it or because it’s healthier.  Lucy and Sara have run into some challenges distributing their cards because some people assume that their niche is too small. However, they believe that the sober niche is growing, and the feedback they receive suggests that there are people out there searching for the type of fun, sober greetings offered by We Are In Good Co.  LINKS & RESOURCES  OYNB Website: https://www.oneyearnobeer.com/ OYNB Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Oneyearnobeer/ OYNB Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/199505820380513/ OYNB Twitter: https://twitter.com/oynbuk/ OYNB Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oneyearnobeer/  LUCY WILKINS’ LINKS & RESOURCES  We Are In Good Co.: https://weareingood.co/ We Are In Good Co. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weareingoodco/ We Are In Good Co. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/weareingoodcom

In THE LEGO MOVIE 2: THE SECOND PART, Bricksburg has become Apocalypseburg, and the threat of alien invasion looms. When Lucy, Batman, and others are kidnapped and taken to the Systar System, it’s up to the Chris Pratt-voiced Emmett to save them and stop the impending Our-Mom-Ageddon.   In recommendations, Mark Pfeiffer reconsiders director Jake Kasdan’s musical biopic parody WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY starring John C. Reilly. Paul Markoff selects David Twohy’s thriller A PERFECT GETAWAY with Milla Jovovich and Steve Zahn. Send your comments, questions, and feedback to filmboundpod@gmail.com. Twitter: @filmbound Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/filmboundpod/ THE LEGO MOVIE 2: THE SECOND PART clips courtesy Warner Bros. WALK HARD: THE DEWEY COX STORY clip Sony Pictures Home Entertainment A PERFECT GETAWAY clip courtesy Universal Pictures Home Entertainment Music: "Parasail" by Silent Partner Recorded February 16, 2019.

TV Producer, speaker and author, DNA family tree enthusiast, Robb Lucy explains how you can pass along the history of your life through DNA. When Lucy traced his origins he thought about all the lost information about past generations, and he pledged to make sure his life lived on for future generations. Will you get swabbed? Next, Manny the Movie Guy reviews Black Panther, Early Man and Samson. Is Black Panther as good as it's made out to be? And where is Wakanda, anyway? Katie Elsaesser and Kelly Bennett join Phil Hulett for lots funfotainment. Play along with "Who's Older?" Crazed baboons escape their enclosure at the Paris Zoo! Speaking of France...Phil wants to know how this Podcast got so ridiculously popular there. Any ideas? More stories: Fake Jong-Un. Shaun White disrespects the flag. Will Chloe Kim please grow up? US Olympic Ralph Lauren Dumb and Dumber Gloves. Tiger in the cow shed! What are the odds of getting knocked out by the goose you just randomly shot out of the sky? Famous guitar company is about to go belly up. DIY fecal transplants! (What could go wrong?) Man sets fire to a sphere of 42,000 matches. And finally, nothing says Valentine's Day like free porn.

This week’s episode is all about friendship and helping each other through the hard times in life as we talk about the remake of Martyrs. This movie tells the story of Lucy and Anna, two young women that have been friends since they met at an orphanage as children. Lucy had it pretty rough before she met Anna, but ever since they met Anna has been Lucy’s rock of support. When Lucy grows up, she decides to get revenge on the people that hurt her as a child and she drags Anna into the situation with her. Anna eventually learns that the stories Lucy has been telling have been true and she must find a way to free them from this horrific situation before it is too late. You have to give them credit for what they did with such a small budget, but the acting in this film could use a little work. It is crazy to think that this is a toned down version of the original film. What’s with all the time jumps? How long did the girls spend at the Patterson's’ house? Who was the girl that Anna was going to leave behind? How long was that drain pipe? This is a quick movie that takes the viewer for a bunch of gorey twists and turns, check it out. Thank you for all of the love you continue to show us. Please rate and review the podcast wherever you get it and if you like the show, share it with your friends. Have a great week.

Lucy Kelleher, founder of Keep Them Loyal, worked as a litigation paralegal as well as an elementary school teacher. As a paralegal, she quickly learned how important it was to stay in contact with other attorneys, experts, service providers, and clients before, during, and even after a case concluded. Many times, when a “rush service” was needed Lucy knew who she could contact that would be willing to work with their office because Lucy had built up a relationship with them that wasn’t just about what they could do for us. Lucy learned their names, their offerings, more about them on a personal level. Lucy would stay in touch between cases.As an elementary school teacher, the same was true. Lucy needed to build relationships with the other staff members, school personnel, as well as the families of the students Lucy taught. Lucy learned she also needed to connect with and build relationships with local businesses to partner and support her classroom and school.When Lucy became a full-time entrepreneur, she realized that her relationships with clients and business partners was even more critical to her success. Lucy no longer saw her contacts daily or even weekly! Lucy also started networking and needed to connect with potential referral partners and business resources. Lucy began to create systems to ensure that she stay connected as well as stay “top of mind” to them.Lucy works with other entrepreneurs and small business owners one-on-one to assist them in creating their own retention programs for their leads, clients, and referral partners. She has been designing and creating custom gifts for both personal and business partners for over ten (10) years.

Lucy Kelleher, founder of Keep Them Loyal, worked as a litigation paralegal as well as an elementary school teacher. As a paralegal, she quickly learned how important it was to stay in contact with other attorneys, experts, service providers, and clients before, during, and even after a case concluded. Many times, when a “rush service” was needed Lucy knew who she could contact that would be willing to work with their office because Lucy had built up a relationship with them that wasn’t just about what they could do for us. Lucy learned their names, their offerings, more about them on a personal level. Lucy would stay in touch between cases.As an elementary school teacher, the same was true. Lucy needed to build relationships with the other staff members, school personnel, as well as the families of the students Lucy taught. Lucy learned she also needed to connect with and build relationships with local businesses to partner and support her classroom and school.When Lucy became a full-time entrepreneur, she realized that her relationships with clients and business partners was even more critical to her success. Lucy no longer saw her contacts daily or even weekly! Lucy also started networking and needed to connect with potential referral partners and business resources. Lucy began to create systems to ensure that she stay connected as well as stay “top of mind” to them.Lucy works with other entrepreneurs and small business owners one-on-one to assist them in creating their own retention programs for their leads, clients, and referral partners. She has been designing and creating custom gifts for both personal and business partners for over ten (10) years.

When Lucy got her dog Friede, there were some things she wasn't expecting -- like feeling like Friede's mom ... and outliving her. Contributor Caitlin Pierce brings us the story of Lucy's funeral for Friede. Plus, Amy and Anne share their own Doggie Mommy experiences and we hear from two "Dog Guardians" whose ideas about pet parenting were shaped by their own parents' approaches to child-rearing. Special thanks to Caitlin Pierce of bordersradio.org and Lucy of ceremoniesforpets.com. Music in this episode by: -Tres Tristes Tangos,"Ojos Negros" (single) via Free Music Archive -Morus Alba, Adultnescent [EP], "Anne" via Free Music Archive See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you tell someone that they are suffering from an incurable disease? When Lucy's results revealed that she would not recover from cancer the hospital consultant was forced to break some unwelcome news. In this film she describes the thought processes she went through as she prepared to tell Lucy.

Transcript -- How do you tell someone that they are suffering from an incurable disease? When Lucy's results revealed that she would not recover from cancer the hospital consultant was forced to break some unwelcome news. In this film she describes the thought processes she went through as she prepared to tell Lucy.

W Wordsworth read by Classic Poetry Aloud: Giving voice to the poetry of the past. www.classicpoetryaloud.com -------------------------------------------- She Dwelt Among the Untrodden Ways by William Wordsworth (1770 –1850) She dwelt among the untrodden ways Beside the springs of Dove, A Maid whom there were none to praise And very few to love: A violet by a mossy stone Half hidden from the eye! --Fair as a star, when only one Is shining in the sky. She lived unknown, and few could know When Lucy ceased to be; But she is in her grave, and, oh, The difference to me! First aired: 24 January 2009 For hundreds more poetry readings, visit the Classic Poetry Aloud index. Reading © Classic Poetry Aloud 2009