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How We Seeez It! Episode 31: How We Brews It! Food and Beer pairing Ok we have done food pairings at other places and drank others beers, but this time we are pairing our own beer brews with food we think pairs well with them. Steve was not able to join us live but does phone in to give us his beer and food pairing. While Noah and our guest Sierra, Elissa, Jeremy and Renee east and drink al the great food and beer and tell you all How We Seeez it. It was a fun evening with some great food and beer. So have a listen. And if you are local and want to try one of the beers let us know quickly before they are gone. (We will have others to try, just in case).

Noah Goldman is a well-known sales leader, sales coach, the host of The Enterprise Podcast, and a startup advisor. He has led sales at a series of startups, including Martin Lang, has consulted with some of the fastest-growing startups in the world, and has been featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, the Wall Street Journal, and Condé Nas. While Noah has helped startups at the corporate level, today, he’s spending a lot of time helping entrepreneurs, sales leaders, and individual contributors to run a proper sales process with an effective sales mindset. He is also working on a book, What it Means to be a Salesperson in the Age of A.I., which will be coming out in the near future. Noah is a leader and mover in the sales world who is passionate about helping others to optimize their sales results. Read on to learn what he recommends as his top-secret to sales success. On this episode of Sales Secrets From The Top 1%, Noah explains his top secrets to sales success and how to start implementing them in your career immediately!

Another week on the struggle bus. But there isn't too much struggling this time. Ben is enjoying on-boarding his first community to Playgroup! While Noah is finishing up the last parts of the Supportman product and working on his value propositions for the website. Hope you enjoy this update! Leave a rating on your podcast player of choice. Thanks!

It’s hard to say with confidence that business is moving forward as usual. ‘Vibe Check’ host Jian DeLeon calls up Brendon Babenzien and his partner, Noah cofounder, and designer Estelle Bailey-Babenzien to hear how independent labels are faring during these trying times. Recently, the couple posted on Instagram about why consumers should be spending their money now more than ever, and how they should do so while supporting small businesses. As a global brand, Noah has its supply chain dispersed across the world. But with the coronavirus taking on an equally global scale, international suppliers and factories have reduced their deliveries and businesses have taken the hit. Brendon speaks on the plans that need to be put into place after everything is taken into consideration: seasons in the fashion cycle will be pushed back, inventory will be static, and consumers will lack incomes (5:26). To make matters worse, tourism is a big source of customers in large cities like New York and Tokyo. While Noah’s new store is scheduled to open in Osaka in May, nothing is set in stone at this time as Brendon and Estelle voice their worries for a situation that could unfold either way (7:53).

It’s hard to say with confidence that business is moving forward as usual. ‘Vibe Check’ host Jian DeLeon calls up Brendon Babenzien and his partner, Noah cofounder, and designer Estelle Bailey-Babenzien to hear how independent labels are faring during these trying times. Recently, the couple posted on Instagram about why consumers should be spending their money now more than ever, and how they should do so while supporting small businesses. As a global brand, Noah has its supply chain dispersed across the world. But with the coronavirus taking on an equally global scale, international suppliers and factories have reduced their deliveries and businesses have taken the hit. Brendon speaks on the plans that need to be put into place after everything is taken into consideration: seasons in the fashion cycle will be pushed back, inventory will be static, and consumers will lack incomes (5:26). To make matters worse, tourism is a big source of customers in large cities like New York and Tokyo. While Noah’s new store is scheduled to open in Osaka in May, nothing is set in stone at this time as Brendon and Estelle voice their worries for a situation that could unfold either way (7:53). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Noah hopped down to Charlottesville to join Mike for some commentary, he also had a chance for the podcast to sit down with Taro Daniel. Taro entered the week just outside of the top 100, and reaching that mark carries significant weight for many players, especially with direct entry to the Australian Open guaranteed if you make it. Also, Mike and Noah stayed in the same house for the week, with predictably awful results. Have a listen, and then reach out and let @noahrubin33 and @mikectennis know what you think! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Original Torah Pearls,   Noach (6:9-11:32), the trio discusses the following questions and more: While Noah was a righteous man—relatively speaking—what spiritual disease was the rest of the world infected with?  Is doing what comes naturally the … Continue reading → The post Torah Pearls #2 – Noach (Genesis 6:9-11:32) appeared first on Nehemia's Wall.

This week, the guys go geek and talk with Dr. Jason Bolton, a food science professor at the University of Maine. In addition to creating and teaching the course "Brewing with Food Science" at UMaine, Jason is also the food safety specialist of the University's Cooperative Extension, which serves as a resource for Maine's brewing industry, as well as all food and beverage producers and retailers in the state. While Noah and Matty were intimidated by his immense education, this good doctor was able to keep the conversation incredibly approachable and very funny, despite his handsomeness (some people get all the luck..). We talk about his work with Allagash (which resulted in a published paper), the loose cannon that is Brettanomyces, UMaine's role as a resource for the state's food and bev industry, and the goal and future of brewing education at state universities. We also talk a lot about balsamic vinegar, and most importantly, about the greatest show ever created - Seinfeld.

Hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas are joined by Treis Hill and Rob Cristofaro, partners-in-crime at Alife, who are on to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the New York City-based lifestyle, street, and skatewear brand. The quick hits start off with Kith’s co-branded apparel capsule in collaboration with Nobu and their dinner event which took place at the world’s most recognized Japanese restaurant (2:48). While Noah was filling up on sushi as a Nobu regular (shout out to Uncle Woody), Jian was knee-deep in work at the office. Treis notes the merging of food with fashion as the cast expresses their mutual love for authentic restaurant merch (4:30). Somehow, discussion of the Snow Peak x New Balance sneakers brings us back to food again — more specifically, food utensils, including the world’s most luxurious spork (8:06). Talk of Burberry’s Nova Check fleece jacket drop leads to Rob and Treis sharing the lack of high fashion pieces in their closets and Alife’s history of collabs (11:10). Rather, the duo emphasizes the importance of finding relevance in co-branding as seen through their work with Foot Locker’s Project Greenhouse (16:13). The initiative focuses on sustainable product design and empowering youth culture through collaboration with mentors. Alife’s multifaceted identity, which includes being a museum, extends their storytelling beyond pure products as seen with their recent partnerships with Brooklyn Museum and The Bronx Museum of the Arts. When the latter held an exhibit for street art photographer Henry Chalfant who produced a body of work referred to as the Bible of graffiti (22:53), Alife injected their contemporary DNA into the collaboration by creating a pop-up retail space selling a capsule featuring Chalfant’s work. In light of their 20th anniversary, Alife is collaborating with Lee Jeans who are also celebrating 130 years in the making (26:00). This leads up to the Question of the Week (QOTW): “What’s your favorite Alife collab?” (29:08) with the hosts giving their takes. The cast wraps up the episode by making the rounds in “What’d You Cop?” Rob got his hands on the iPhone 11 Pro while Treis got a pair of red Chuck 70s. Check up on our next QOTW out Monday on Highsnobiety’s Instagram, and make sure to leave us a voicemail on The Dropcast hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Relevant links: KITH Cooks Up a Co-Branded Collection With Nobu Snow Peak’s New Balance Sneaker Collab Is for Mountain Adventurers & City Dwellers Nike Gives the Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage a Snakeskin Swoosh Get FW19 Ready, Head-to-Toe, With These Fleece & Shearling Highlights Patta Celebrates 15th Anniversary With NYC Pop-Up & Insane Collabs Rowing Blazers & Barbour Team up for Japanese Exclusive Capsule Foot Locker, Inc. & Greenhouse Collab With VFILES, Alife, Diet Starts Monday, & More for Innovation Incubator Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hosts Jian DeLeon and Noah Thomas are joined by Treis Hill and Rob Cristofaro, partners-in-crime at Alife, who are on to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the New York City-based lifestyle, street, and skatewear brand. The quick hits start off with Kith’s co-branded apparel capsule in collaboration with Nobu and their dinner event which took place at the world’s most recognized Japanese restaurant (2:48). While Noah was filling up on sushi as a Nobu regular (shout out to Uncle Woody), Jian was knee-deep in work at the office. Treis notes the merging of food with fashion as the cast expresses their mutual love for authentic restaurant merch (4:30). Somehow, discussion of the Snow Peak x New Balance sneakers brings us back to food again — more specifically, food utensils, including the world’s most luxurious spork (8:06). Talk of Burberry’s Nova Check fleece jacket drop leads to Rob and Treis sharing the lack of high fashion pieces in their closets and Alife’s history of collabs (11:10). Rather, the duo emphasizes the importance of finding relevance in co-branding as seen through their work with Foot Locker’s Project Greenhouse (16:13). The initiative focuses on sustainable product design and empowering youth culture through collaboration with mentors. Alife’s multifaceted identity, which includes being a museum, extends their storytelling beyond pure products as seen with their recent partnerships with Brooklyn Museum and The Bronx Museum of the Arts. When the latter held an exhibit for street art photographer Henry Chalfant who produced a body of work referred to as the Bible of graffiti (22:53), Alife injected their contemporary DNA into the collaboration by creating a pop-up retail space selling a capsule featuring Chalfant’s work. In light of their 20th anniversary, Alife is collaborating with Lee Jeans who are also celebrating 130 years in the making (26:00). This leads up to the Question of the Week (QOTW): “What’s your favorite Alife collab?” (29:08) with the hosts giving their takes. The cast wraps up the episode by making the rounds in “What’d You Cop?” Rob got his hands on the iPhone 11 Pro while Treis got a pair of red Chuck 70s. Check up on our next QOTW out Monday on Highsnobiety’s Instagram, and make sure to leave us a voicemail on The Dropcast hotline at 833-HIGHSNOB (833-444-4766) for a chance to be featured in a future episode. Relevant links: KITH Cooks Up a Co-Branded Collection With Nobu Snow Peak’s New Balance Sneaker Collab Is for Mountain Adventurers & City Dwellers Nike Gives the Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage a Snakeskin Swoosh Get FW19 Ready, Head-to-Toe, With These Fleece & Shearling Highlights Patta Celebrates 15th Anniversary With NYC Pop-Up & Insane Collabs Rowing Blazers & Barbour Team up for Japanese Exclusive Capsule Foot Locker, Inc. & Greenhouse Collab With VFILES, Alife, Diet Starts Monday, & More for Innovation Incubator Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While Noah was on vacation, Ben was sick and there was not too much progress on either of their projects. However things are still up and running and users are actually finding their way and signing up nonetheless. Noah is wondering if Ben should really focus on building out the iOS and Android apps next or if there are better steps to take at this point. Noah talks about the current state of SnoozeYouLose and lack of motivation to really keep it running for long, before both jump into how they manage time when there is a lot to do.

Jordana is hosting solo this week, and she’s given a run for her money by her two guests! Sharon Feldstein is mom to actors Beanie Feldstein and Jonah Hill, and Patsy Noah is mom to Maroon 5’s Adam Levine. Noah and Feldstein have redirected their vicarious celebrity spotlight to their initiative Your Mom Cares. While Noah and Feldstein are personality opposites (just you wait!), they have been close friends since they were teens and both happened to raise famous children. Stay tuned to learn about Beanie Feldstein’s “Funny Girl”-themed third birthday party!   Music:  "Voicemail" by Khronos Beats "Swing America" by Dimusic  "Sultry Glance" by Perfect Solution Music "Best I Can" by Jasmine Jordan (ft. Habit Blcx)

The big livestream where Noah and his friend Drew built SnoozeYouLose happened and there is a lot to talk about. Not everything went down as planned but the overall outcome is very positive and there was a lot of fun in doing it. While Noah was super productive, Ben spent way too long on building small things and gets some good ideas for what to do next, talking about it with Noah.

While Noah is at camp, Kim tells the story of a home in Lowell, AR and the haunting of a family that happened in 1983.

God demanded just one thing from mankind. While Noah was not perfect, he demonstrated this more than any other man before or after. Bible References: Genesis 6: 13-22 (emphasis v22) www.desperatemen.org

Rev. Matt Miller (Genesis 8:1-19) While Noah may have felt forgotten, floating in the ark for months and months, God remembered him. In the central verse in the whole flood narrative, we learn that God’s concern and provision for his people is very real. With his relationship, comes a responsibility. In this text, the author re-commissions Noah with the cultural mandate: be fruitful and multiply. Pastor Matt unpacks this mandate for us as we see that it is much more than bearing children. In fact, it is creating culture. Be reminded that God has not forgotten you either!

This episode features the first chapter in a new story that my son, Alex, has written. It is about a boy named Noah. While Noah is visiting his cousins he encounters a mysterious Crilis at night. He gets help from another mysterious creature to try to save The Cave of Lencros. Links: Website: https://stories-from-the-woods.mn.co/ Email: storiesfromthewoods@outlook.com Episode Music: A Dinner and a Rabbit by Mutestare is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stories-from-the-woods/support

The Cleveland Browns have won a football game and it's officially Baker time (probably)! While Noah tries to fathom this, the boys also introduce a few new segments including "Oh, I memba" to reminisce about old NFL players and "Ryan's Picks" to make you listeners some money betting against the spread. Stay tuned for the Game Show and more NFL Week 3 analysis intermingled with Jimmy Butler trade talk and the end of the MLB season. Get your runzas!

[From ws2/18 p. 8 – April 9 - April 15] “Evil men cannot understand justice, but those who seek Jehovah can understand everything” Proverbs 28:5 [mentions of Jehovah: 30, Jesus: 3] “Do you ‘understand everything’ necessary to please Jehovah? The key is to have accurate knowledge of him.” This is the question raised in paragraph 3 of this week’s article, so as we examine the article let us see what accurate knowledge we are provided with and what inaccurate knowledge we are provided with. “While Noah may not have grasped the details of the prophecy recorded at Genesis 3:15, he no doubt saw in it the hope of deliverance.” (Paragraph 7) So did Noah have accurate knowledge of Jehovah, understanding everything necessary to please Jehovah? The answer is no. Noah did have accurate knowledge of what was required to please Jehovah at that time, but only at that time. If Noah were resurrected today he would have to be taught additional accurate knowledge. Acts 16:31 records a big part of the accurate knowledge required since Jesus' death and ransom, when it says ”Believe on the Lord Jesus and you will get saved”. Knowledge provided by the article is misleading and inaccurate. Noah had great faith and obedience, but not all the accurate knowledge as revealed by Jesus Christ. “the message proclaimed by Enoch, who also foretold God’s judgment of the wicked. (Jude 1:14-15) Enoch’s message, which will have its final fulfillment at Armageddon, surely reinforced Noah’s faith and hope.” (Paragraph 7) According to the Bible Teach book page 213-215 in the appendix section under “Judgement Day – What is it?” says the following: “The book of Revelation shows that Judgement Day begins after the war of Armageddon...Judgement Day...lasts a thousand years. During that thousand-year period, Jesus Christ will ‘judge the living and the dead’ (2 Timothy 4:1). Jude 1:3 states “put up a hard fight for the faith that was once for all time delivered to the holy ones.” This would imply that there is no need for additional “accurate knowledge” from any other persons or organizations because all we need was delivered once for all time in the first century. Additionally, it implies that when we read the Bible we need to try to understand it as they would have understood it. Knowledge provided by the article is misleading and inaccurate. It even contradicts its own primary teaching book. “Accurate knowledge gave Noah faith and godly wisdom, which protected him from harm, especially spiritual harm.” (Paragraph 8) Yes, accurate knowledge is the key. Its application can protect us from harm, especially spiritual harm. Actually obtaining the accurate knowledge of the Scriptures is of vital importance. Spiritual harm can quickly result by taking in and following inaccurate knowledge. However as mentioned above, Noah only had limited accurate knowledge. The full accurate knowledge only became possible with Jesus Christ according to Colossians 2:2,3. Knowledge provided by the article is misleading and inaccurate. “It may even move the spiritually weak to ignore the evidence of the closeness of God’s great day.” (Paragraph 9) The article writers have the audacity to cite Matthew 24:36-39 in support of this statement. As we all know it says: “Concerning that day and hour nobody knows, neither the angels in heaven nor the Son”. Maybe the organization and in particular the Governing Body don’t think of themselves as “nobody” but rather ‘somebody special’ that the Father should indicate to them “the closeness of God’s great day”, something that even his Son was not privy too? We cannot ignore that the Lord’s day (Matthew 24:42) is coming, but only the spiritually weak would dare to think they know better than Jesus Christ, our Lord. Knowledge provided is inaccurate, in fact grossly misleading and misapplied; contradicting scripture. “Note that when Jesus compared our time with Noah’s,

Noah Kalos, AKA Illumination Station, has been playing musical instruments for as long as he can remember. The appearance and construction of these instruments has shifted over the years but his passion for creating noises has never waned. Starting on instruments made of wood, metal strings and horsehair to ones of brass with valves, an ever lasting love for large ones with black and white keys and now instruments made mostly of copper, aluminum and played with knobs and cables.  Noah's passion for electronic music started while doing a summer program at Berklee for upright jazz bass and he started learning reason and cubase as an elective. Noah was in the box for many years with his electronic music production but in the last few years he has emerge into the world of modular synthesizers do to the unique composition styles and creativity available in this medium.  Currently working as a synthesizer technician for his day job, Noah has entered fully into the world of modular and couldn't be happier. Noah has been working in the genre of "Modular Dance Music," which is fairly undefined and vague. It is not exclusive to hardware modular but rather a modular thinking and modular approach that can be found within programs such as Pure Data and Reaktor. While Noah tends to exclusively use eurorack, he is excited to see this genre grow and for the creative possibilities inherent in modular composition and performance. Tune in and chillout to some modular dance music provided by Illumination Station. Links: https://dsound.audio/#!/@illuminationst8 https://illuminationstation.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/c/IlluminationStation https://www.facebook.com/Illuminationst8ion https://steemit.com/@illuminationst8

While Noah is away on family business, enjoy this lost episode recorded before any of our perviously posted shows. Becca joins us to talk about the perils of remodeling their kitchen, the town we grew up in, ASMR fetishes, aliens, and the end of the world. Remember this is one of our earliest recordings so please excuse the sub par audio quality. We'll be back to our regularly scheduled programing next week. 

About Stuck in the GameAfter a terrible car crash puts seventeen-year-old Noah Newbolt into a coma, he is hooked up to the innovative Dream Engine—a virtual reality helmet that immerses the player in an online fantasy game. The Dream Engine keeps Noah’s mind alive while the doctors work feverishly to heal his body, but dying in the game could send Noah back into a coma, forever.While Noah learns how to survive in the competitive Dream Game, his girlfriend is slowly dying of injuries from the same crash. The doctors’ attempts to connect her to the game seem to have failed. Then Noah starts receiving mysterious notes which suggest that the last remnants of her consciousness are being held prisoner in the most dangerous part of the game.In order to reach her, Noah aligns himself with a group of high-level players. They teach him all the tips and tricks of the game, but the better Noah gets the more the other players are threatened by him. Soon there is a bounty on his head. Can Noah stay alive long enough to save his girlfriend and escape the game?Meet Christopher KeeneChrisopherKeeneGrowing up in the small town of Timaru, New Zealand, Christopher Keene was the first student from Mountainview High School to win the annual creative writing trophy two years in a row with his fantasy short stories. Having a mother who enjoyed painting and an accountant father, as well as a brother who also became an accountant, Christopher broke the trend of the males in his family by following his mother’s more artistic career path.Moving to Christchurch to study a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature, he won first place in the University of Canterbury Gazette creative writing competition. He stayed on at Canterbury to do Honors because of the creative writing course it provided, while also writing a blog to share his love of the fantasy and science fiction genres in novels, films, comics, games and anime. He recently received two honorable mentions in the Writers of the Future Competition under the pen name Hayley D. Woolf.Christopher is dedicated to reading and writing fiction in the hope of publishing a popular fantasy or science fiction series that he can be proud to put on a shelf in his favorite book stores.Christopher's blog site https://fantasyandanime.wordpress.com/

Last session, the Firewall agents earned their salaries. They crashed a mech party, challenged a crime boss to one on one combat, and then impersonated too-rich-for-their-own-blood Hyperelites to gain access to the inner chambers of Skinesthesia. While Noah donned his old personality and spun a web of deceit, John and T.O.M. managed to find the lab where Dr. Worthmeyer was conducting her research. Unfortunately, what was waiting for them was horrific beyond words. The Firewall agents, barely managing to contain the exsurgent threat that had consumed Dr. Worthmeyer, beat a hasty retreat. They managed to cover their trail with some desperate clean-up tactics and composure under pressure, delaying the sure-to-follow investigation and buying themselves precious time. It seems, however, that Akinye is almost ready to make her move. She has a deadly Basilisk hack, TITAN nanotech, and her fingers on the trigger of an unknown number of exsurgents who are ready to pop. Side Chatter PLAYERS James – TOM (The Optimal Man). An AI programmed in a lunar laboratory, designed to be able to crack any digital protection and retrieve any data (as well as be the best psychotherapist in the known ‘verse). His accent algorithms are slowly degrading. Travis – John Clastion.  Survivor of the Fall, he runs a delivery service on Mars, preferring to use his feet instead of mundane transport. He also knows all about the drugs of the transhuman future and the criminals and cartels that supply them. Kevin – Griswold Stuart. Griswold Stuart is a 23rd century man, born in a 21st century man’s body, living in an AF10 world.  Reformed by Firewall, he did his best to adapt to his new world and his new place in it.  Formerly a programmer, business executive, and playboy, he is no longer sure of his own memories, much less his identity. Josh – Sam Franklin. Originally a police officer with a wife, house, and the American Dream.  Left the force when he realized how corrupt it was and signed up with Direct Action.  After a long service that cost him his body and some of his memories, he works freelance for anyone who can pay, looking for his wife and his missing time. Matt – Noah Lucas.  A kangaroo uplift egohunter and x-caster who escaped from Earth during the fall.  Now works towards making sure no uplifts are abused or exploited in the same way he was before the end […] The post Eclipse Phase – The Thunder and the Whirlwind Episode 6 appeared first on The Drunk and The Ugly.

While Noah and Brent are away at a bachelor party, Lars and Eliana carry on without them.  We hear about Noah's ill-fated first night of bachelor party revelry, Patrick Stewart eating pizza and why you shouldn't bring a cap gun to school.