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With Lisa's husband Jack as a guest host this week, we are covering two killer music videos from the 90s: Daft Punk's "Around the World" and Fatboy Slim's "Praise You." Both are just totally memorable and awesome videos, but which one do you recall loving more from the 90s? Lisa also grills Jack as the guest host with some totally brutal Kiss Marry Kill action. Listen now! Support us on Patreon at patreon.com/90scourt, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter @90scourt, and on Instagram @90s.court. Thank you to Sahy Uhns for the use of our theme song "Uh Hmmm...". --- 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/90scourt/message

This week the youngest Brunnen, Kevin, returns as a guest on the show. With Lisa having chosen the movie, Pauline and Kevin must go head-to-head trying to guess the mystery film. But who will prevail as champion? The sister with 48 triviasodes under her belt? Or the rookie brother who's answering for the first time? Place your bets and then listen to find out!

When first time home buyers look into purchasing a home, there are many unknowns in the process, escrow is no exception. We know that escrow can be very intimidating which is why we invited Lisa Wayman to join us today to help understand exactly what escrow is. With Lisa's experience in the real estate field and leadership to help grow Corner Escrow from three branches to eight in just a short amount of time, she takes us step by step what escrow can do for not only the home buyers but for real estate agents as well.  Both John and Lisa share just how important making the quality connections are in any business setting you find yourself in. How can your business thrive by investing yourself into the community that you are serving? How do you balance not only serving your community but your business as well as family time? Find out in the best interview that Lisa has ever had today on the Two Mortgage Guys Podcast!

We all grab our putters for this week's episode as we welcome comedian and writer Mike Hanford from the band/podcast The Sloppy Boys! This is the first major Ned Flanders episode, as Homer becomes much angrier than usual while forcing Bart to play mini-golf. With Lisa's help, Bart finds inner peace and ultimately learns a lesson while Homer and Ned wear dresses. All this, plus the sound of one hand clapping! It's a weird but important episode, so listen along to learn a ton of historical firsts for this week's Mr. Putter-approved podcast! Support this podcast and get dozens of bonus episodes by visiting Patreon.com/TalkingSimpsons and becoming a patron! And please follow the new official Twitter, @TalkSimpsonsPod!

Founder of Source Potential, Inc., a human evolution company, Lisa is a successful business entrepreneur, author and intuitive-spiritual leader who offers more than 35 years of experience in professional consulting, keynote speaking and transformational coaching. With Lisa's life-long teaching and coaching philosophy of “learning from the inside out,” she has creatively combined her intuitive abilities with heart-conscious methods to establish the Inner Leader Movement: focusing upon individual's unique spiritual gifts and life mission for moving forward with changes necessary for new earth living.

In this episode, Stylus’ US editor Emilia Morano-Williams discusses gut health, and learns why consumers are clamouring for products and advice on supporting their microbiomes. With Lisa & Alana Macfarlane – founders of The Gut Stuff, and Laura Swain – Food & Beverage editor at Stylus. 

Welcome to our first podcast of 2021!  We couldn’t have asked for better guests than the creators of The Death Deck.  Lori Locicero and Lisa Pahl share with Jerry and Helen how they teamed up to create a set of cards that work as conversation starters for end of life wishes.  Using humor, reflection, and creativity, The Death Deck makes us think about death with less dread.  The more you talk about it, the easier it becomes.  With Lisa’s background as a hospice social worker and Lori’s personal experience with her terminally-ill husband, they had the special knowledge to know just we need to get comfortable with those dreaded “death discussions”.  You can order a set of cards for yourself at thedeathdeck.com.  On the Death Deck website you’ll also find information about the creators, and a connection to Lori’s personal website.  The cards are easy to use and don’t cost much - use them with your partner, family, or friends!  You’ll find more information at theheartofhospice.com to help you navigate hospice care and advance planning discussions.  No matter where you are in your hospice journey - you are The Heart of Hospice!

The Sound Of Hockey guys welcome a fantastic guest this week in the great Lisa Dillman, Senior Writer covering the Los Angeles Kings for The Athletic. Lisa previously worked at the Los Angeles Times for 23 years, so she has stories for days. With Lisa, the guys discuss the Kings' plans for the Seattle Kraken Expansion Draft, their deep prospect pool, and how long the team might stink. Great interview. Also in this episode, John, Andy, and Darren discuss some of the travel woes that have been experienced by teams trying to get into the World Junior Championship bubble and consider some of the rosters that have been released. Segments this week include a controversial Goalie Gear Corner, You Don't See That Every Day, and Weekly One-Timers. Also, Let's Get Quizzical makes its triumphant return from a long hiatus. SUBSCRIBE! ENJOY! REVIEW!

On this week’s episode, Alana and her guest Lisa Gilroy (Brooklyn 99) discuss being ignored by her husband, her hot new nickname for Post-Its and the fear of career. With Lisa’s recent break from social media, she’ll fill Alana in on the her new self care regiment that’s been keeping her sane. Spoiler Alert: it involves post-its. Producer/husband/roommate Norm Sousa is super stressed so Alana suggests they have a baby to ease his pain. Great idea, right? Alana also mentions an article a fan recommended about low self-esteem. AUDIO NOTE: Lisa’s WiFi drops off for a second and Alana refuses to fix it! Instagram: @selfesteemparty Twitter: @selfesteemparty Email: selfesteemparty@gmail.com Hosted by: Alana Johnston Instagram: @theonlyalanajohnston Twitter: @alana_johnston Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

On this week’s episode, Alana and her guest Lisa Gilroy (Brooklyn 99) discuss being ignored by her husband, her hot new nickname for Post-Its and the fear of career. With Lisa’s recent break from social media, she’ll fill Alana in on the her new self care regiment that’s been keeping her sane. Spoiler Alert: it involves post-its. Producer/husband/roommate Norm Sousa is super stressed so Alana suggests they have a baby to ease his pain. Great idea, right? Alana also mentions an article a fan recommended about low self-esteem. Here’s the link: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-mindful-path-self-acceptance/202010/low-self-esteem-and-other-superpowers AUDIO NOTE: Lisa’s WiFi drops off for a second and Alana refuses to fix it!

Dr. Barter welcomes her sister, Lisa Bartlett, an award-winning lighting architect, to discuss the massive impact light has on our overall wellness.Many people do not understand just how much of an effect natural and artificial light has on their health. In modern times, people are generally far more exposed to the latter instead of the former, as most people work (and live, of course) indoors. As humans have moved further away from our agrarian ancestors, we have also moved further away from healthy sleep habits, most notably due to the artificial light we "trick" our bodies with.That's not at all to say we aren't lucky to be alive in a time of electricity and technology, but with such advancements comes hard research and thoughtful design, which gives us the tools to better mitigate the risks while reaping the benefits.It's well known that poor sleep quality is one of the unhealthiest things for us on an ongoing basis. It's also a contributing risk factor to almost every disease process known to medicine.Unfortunately, all to often, the medical community chalks up poor sleep to just another symptom of our hectic lives, not the physical cues our bodies have evolved to react to over millennia. These physical cues reacting and creating physiological changes, such as hormone regulation, is known as our Circadian rhythm.With Lisa's passion for wellness-supporting design she helps us understand:- How the Circadian system works beginning with the photoreceptors in the retinas.- What type of indoor lighting is least disruptive to our Circadian system?- What fixture positioning and bulb coloring can do to mitigate Circadian disruption.- Product recommendations for healthier bulbs and dimming systems (light dimming is key!)- Sleep hygiene recommendations based on lighting that you can implement immediately.

Pantisocracy S5 E 1 - 'The Big Pause' Panti Bliss shares her own experience of lockdown in her return to Pantisocracy and a new Panti Monologue 'The Big Pause'. You can read the monologue here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LrD35fQWiOjBxPYeTy1K-Djgp3QPxZjgY7KOzRtVXec/edit?usp=sharing Watch it on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/432468788 ____________ For her first show back host Panti Bliss is talking to three people whose dream projects were launched into the world during a global pandemic and lockdown. Panti meets singer/actor Lisa Lambe who talks about a sense of grieving when all her plans for her album 'Juniper', the result of two years work, were derailed. With Lisa is award winning author Mark O'Connell whose prophetic work 'Notes on an Apocalyse' was published in lockdown and his doomsday vision became a reality. Joining Lisa and Mark is Indian Irish writer Cauvery Madhavan whose new novel 'The Tainted', traces an love story set in 1920s India during the mutiny of Irish soldiers serving with the British Army who rebelled when they heard of Black and Tan atrocities happening at home. For more go to pantisocracy.ie/s5e1 and do check out the videos of the episode and Lisa's performances.

Today Boggs takes a few minutes to catch up with Lisa-Anne Lindley and discuss this race season, living through the Pandemic, and her new position with BeastNet Productions as a Show host. Starting in July you will hear Lisa talking with Pro Athletes, fitness trainers, everyday people, and more. With Lisa being one of the Moderators for the Survivors group and an ever positive spirit it just made sense to give her her own show. So sit back, relax, have a listen and get ready for more fun and exciting episodes. Check out the new group for positivity here: Survivors https://www.facebook.com/groups/1454349528069375/ WANT FREE STUFF? Do us a favor and rate us and leave a review on your favorite Podcast Platform. Screenshot it and email the review to us at BeastNetPodcast@gmail.com and we will send you a sticker. www.BeastNetPod.com Music Info: https://beastnetpod.com/music #BeastNetPod --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beastnetpod/support

Producer Aaron is back for the 4th week in a row, giving away our premium content... for free (or por pree)!  It's an all new Best Of Marc and Lowell Show, PREMIUM SHOW edition!   Premium EP 79 (Show Open) – Lowell sings the take a dump version of This is It by Huey Lewis and the News.    Premium EP 08 – Fast food items that are over 1,000 kCal with 70's and 80's fast food jingles. Also Buzz's Shakey's Pizza Parlor & Ye Public House and Dunkin Doughnuts memories.    Premium EP 09 – The guys remember Dream Wizards. The guys also recall playing Dungeons and Dragons at camp with the Dungeon Master.    Premium EP 58 – Cartoon theme songs from the 80's with Seth, Lisa and ARC's Omar Latiri. Also includes a story of an altercation during Seth's birthday at the renaissance fest.   Premium EP 87 – Lowell and Jonah convince Marc to play some songs from his breakup mix tape for Amy. With Lisa and RJ too. 

If this had been a video instead of just audio, we maybe would have flashed our titties while recording this episode. ;) Kidding. But we seriously had a great discussion with fellow Houston horror author, Lisa Vasquez. This married mom of three does it all from writing horror, to book cover designing, to being the CEO of her own publishing company, to being a crisis counselor... with a little creative art splashed in between. Listen to learn what it's like writing horror in historical settings, her most sadistic scenes, what inspires her to write dark, twisted worlds and characters, and some tips for writing. With Lisa's extensive writing about plagues in horror and her pre-med background, this was also a perfect time to discuss the Corona Virus, and it's impact on our 2020 communities and events. You can get in touch with Lisa and find out more about her projects at: Facebook: http://facebook.com/unsaintly Twitter: http://twitter.com/unsaintly Websites: http://www.unsaintly.org/ http://www.unsaintly.wiki/ http://www.unsaintly.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unsaintly/ --- 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/sexandhorror/message

In this episode Lisa and Brian recap their Hobart half marathon experiences. With Lisa running 1:32:00 and Brian 1:40:08 - both considered their runs successful examples of running a race as training, which is also our topic of the week. . Coaching call 10 December 2019 at 45:47. Coaching call 16 December 2019 at 1:04:21. Coaching call 23 December 2019 at 1:14:10. Coaching call 30 December 2019 at 1:28:06. Resources and references discussed in this episode: Hobart Marathon Website and Hobart Marathon Results.  Connect with Brian and Lisa: email brian@runningtechniquetips.com lisa@runningtechniquetips.com Blog: http://runningtechniquetips.com Brian's Running Technique Book Brian's Running Form Drills eBook and free online resources. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runningtechniquetips/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RunningTechniqueTips/ Twitter: @BrianRunCoach 

This week, we're bringing you a Valentine's Day special. We have on Lisa Concepcion, a dating and relationship strategist who is also a contributor to Bustle, Insider, New York Post, Elite Daily, and more. Before we dive into this value-filled convo with Lisa, we divulge some of our own ghosts Valentine's Day past which are sure to make you more optimistic if you're spending this VDay solo.With Lisa at the W&W table, we took this opportunity to pick her brain with a million questions we feel everyone can relate to. From mistakes made in the dating phase, tips for first dates, why people are unhappy in their relationships, to how to begin mending your relationship (or know when to walk away)- there's a lot of bases covered. However, we didn't forget the most important kind of love there is- self-love. So, if even if you're "self-partnered" this Valentine's Day (like Jess), we share amazing takeaways for you as well.We hope that this episode resonates with you no matter whatever phase of your life you're in- relationship OR self-partnered. And remember that WE love you! You can find Lisa on IG at @LisaTheLoveCoach, Us at @WhiskeyAndWaterPodcast, Liv at @OliviaPW, and Jess at @TheJessicaExperience. You can also find Lisa's blog here. "Find the love you seek, by first finding the love within yourself. Learn to rest in that place within you that is your true home." -Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

Alison Stratton is the coauthor of the new book that I absolutely love, called The Jackass Whisper, How to deal with the worst people at work, at home and online - even when the Jackass is you. Alison and her husband Scott are Jackass experts, co-authors of five best-selling business books, co-owners of UnMarketing Inc and co-hosts of not only The UnPodcast. Jackasses are the purveyors of pet peeves - the people who bring irritations to our lives. Alison’s approach helps you become way more aware of the different circumstances where we have a choice about how we respond to someone that’s being a jackass and becoming aware of when we might actually be the jackass. All those little irritations that happened during our day, tend to suck the energy out of us. With Lisa’s help, we can have so more energy and be more kind to each other, freeing us to solve some of those bigger problems in our day. You're going to learn a ton with Alison Stratton. Listen and Discover > Strategies for dealing with the worst people at work, at home and online. > How to stop the spreading a negative attitude. > Instead of complaining about something learn what should you do when something irritates you. > Why the way you elect to complain is a function of whether you're seen as the jackass or whether it works out. > The power of empathy, especially in business. > And much more... Discover more at https://www.ianaltman.com/same-side-selling-podcast/

Episode 1 - Introduction of the Podcast Hello! Welcome to Real Talk, With Lisa the Podcast. In this episode, let me introduce myself and what this podcast is all about. Basically, we need more REAL conversations about everything in life and that is what you'll find here, no sugar coating! If you like what you hear, please remember to subscribe for the latest episodes. You can also suggest topics to cover on the latest social media post or send it through a voice message, link below. Join the Conversation- Instagram: #realtalkwithlisapodcast and @lisa.tregenza Facebook: Real Talk With Lisa Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realtalkwithlisa/message

With Lisa out of town, Adam has to rely on some even more unreliable narrators to get through this episode.

In this episode Lisa and Brian get down to the business of discussing the potential for commencing a coach athlete relationship. With Lisa's desire for structure, lists, and consistency contrasting with Brian's unstructured intuitive approach - what could possibly go wrong?  Resources and references discussed in this episode: Runner's Tribe article on breaking down sub 3:00 marathon  Connect with Brian and Lisa: email brian@runningtechniquetips.com lisa@runningtechniquetips.com Blog: http://runningtechniquetips.com Brian's Running Technique Book Brian's Running Form Drills eBook and free online resources. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runningtechniquetips/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RunningTechniqueTips/ Twitter: @BrianRunCoach 

The ladies are feeling like everything is a sign! Lisa has been given the thumbs up to fly home to Saskatoon! With Lisa on her way home that's a sign, Sam should bring Lisa up to speed on what's going on in Saskatoon. Lisa is so Lisa when she questions the existence of scallops. That's a sign she's feeling better! John can't take it and pops into the conversation to help explain but she still doesn't get it! The ladies get down to business discussing the phrase 'the town bike', lounger or shower person, toast, fireworks, The Keg, HHG, and the sleepover kids, corn mazes and back to school clothes. Retail is always one step ahead with the seasons so Sam reveals the signs that fall is coming! If you love what you hear you can support the podcast by following the links below! Podbean: https://patron.podbean.com/ismhead Patron: https://www.patreon.com/join/ishakemyhead You can also find us on  Twitter www.twitter.com/i_shakemyhead  Instagram www.instagram.com/ishakemyhead Buy our merchandise at www.ishakemyhead.threadless.com We are proud to be a part of The Podfix Network www.podfixnetwork.com Editing and Audio by John Bukenas at john@audioeditingsolutions.com

Join us as we talk with Lisa Roberts, the newly named executive director of the technology council,FlagshipKansas.tech, about what a positive story, technology in Kansas. With Lisa onboard the world will now discovery what a great opportunity exists in Kansas for all sorts of technology companies.  FlagshipKansas.tech is a statewide technology nonprofit, designed to grow the tech workforce, cultivate educational programs, and more importantly, raise awareness of the rapidly growing tech industry in Kansas.   Nine Wichita-area businesses have teamed up to create FlagshipKansas.Tech, a technology council focused on cultivating programs that help grow technology companies in Kansas and building a road map for a successful technology-forward future.. That includes creating a plan to retain and recruit young talent to the Sunflower State. Cities look to technology-based companies to create a sustainable economy and attract talented residents. With high-paying jobs, exciting career advancement opportunities, and indulgent benefits, tech companies usually have no problem attracting the best talent in the industry. According to its website, “FlagshipKansas.Tech is a non-profit organization that brings together Kansas technology companies to shine a light on the depth of skill, ingenuity, and innovation running in our cities and communities. Together, we can unlock career potentials and grow technology talent in Kansas.”   The board contains technology leaders from nine Wichita-based technology companies, including Flint Hills Group, NetApp, Cornerstone Data Inc., High Touch Technologies, the Workforce Alliance of South Central Kansas, KeyCentrix, LLC, Callcap, CURO Financial Technologies, and PK Technologies. Fostering the growing tech community in kansas and cultivating tech talent is beneficial for all businesses involved.  FlagshipKansas.Tech is affiliated with the Technology Councils of North America (TECNA). Through this affiliation, FlagshipKansas.Tech gains the opportunity to work with national tech council leaders to efficiently grow the organization and make a difference.   This is a great story and one well worth your time.   

How to maximize your takeaways from any book you read. How to organize your thoughts while reading. How to take action on the lessons you learn while reading. Plus - we'll reveal the book that changed Lisa's life!HIGHLIGHTS3:35 - What Lisa loves most about her current work4:09 - Why reading is so important5:41 - The book that changed Lisa's life8:00 - Why being humble was Lisa's key to eliminate debt10:54 - How to read to maximize your takeaways from any book12:10 - The key to taking action on the knowledge in the book you're reading14:30 - Documenting your AHA moments15:37 - Thought readers18:32 - A phenomenal story about writing down your goals21:38 - the power of having clarity about what you want22:30 - 'Digital Minimalism' and the link to anxiety and suicide26:00 - Loneliness and social mediaABOUT LISALisa Larter is a global expert on social media marketing strategy for growth and high impact. She worked her way up the corporate retail ladder until her own entrepreneurial spirit took over. She opened her first retail store, Parlez Wireless, an Authorized TELUS dealership, and then sold it many years later because she was so busy helping other business owners design successful and profitable businesses that she no longer had time to work in her own retail store. She is known for her no-nonsense approach to helping business owners get results. With Lisa you will only get the facts and an expectation that if you really want your business to grow, you will dig in and do the work. CONNECT WITH LISA You can learn more about the Lisa Larter Group on her website: https://lisalarter.com If you’re interested in learning more about Lisa’s book club you can go to Thought ReadersLisa shares amazing business information on her Facebook Page.

Lisa A. Holmes, MS HR is a Human Resources Executive, Executive Coach and Author with more than 30 years of HR experience. Lisa holds a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science in Human Resources from Lindenwood University in St. Charles, Missouri, (just outside of St. Louis). With Lisa's "keep it real" communicative style and strong business acumen, she is a sought-after leader by Fortune 500 businesses, privately held organizations, and professional athletes across diverse industries. Presently, Lisa serves as Chief Business Strategist for Strategic Performance of Los Angeles headquartered in Los Angeles, California, where she's designing and implementing HR solutions that drive sales and profits via Fractional CHRO/HR Leadership, On-Demand HR, Leadership Development, Executive and Coaching. After much anticipation, Lisa released, a self-help career book entitled "Job Hunting. NOW What"? Keeping It Real in the Modern Career Search this past January 2019. The book, Job Hunting. NOW What"? Keeping It Real in the Modern Career Search is designed for individuals that no matter where they are in their career, this is the perfect go-to guide to best understand the modern job search process, its emotional (and mental) journey, how to assess their career landscape, how to write an HR-beloved resume, how to maintain a career in an ever-changing world, and so much more. Lisa has been featured in Money Magazine, Clutch, Reader's Digest and other media publications. Lisa currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband and two daughters. Social Media: IG: strategicperformanceofla Twitter: strategicperformanceLA FB: strategicperformanceLA http://www.strategicperformanceoflosangeles.com

We somehow made it to episode 10! Time to celebrate! With Lisa's birthday! This week: Robbie and Lisa discuss why California is called the Golden State, best practices for making tea, the Women's World Cup for soccer/football, summer school students, coins, and more on bank holidays. If you have topics you want us to talk about or questions, comments, concerns, queries, cats, or something else entirely, email us at wearedoingfine@gmail.com.

Over a year ago, my good friend, Alissa Rieth and I were having coffee and talking about writing projects. After finding out we both journaled regularly, I asked, "Wouldn't it be interesting if we pulled our old journal entries, and then wrote responses to our younger selves, from our current age in life? We could share what we have learned, what we would do differently, and then use our insights from the past to guide our futures, etc.."Alissa's mouth fell open and she shared that exactly 2 weeks prior to our coffee, she had written this exact same concept down as a writing idea in her journal. We took it as a sign from God and began working on how to write a book or record a podcast which would include writings from all ages of Christian women, dealing with different circumstances and experiences.We want to take one "With Lisa" episode a month, and share unique insights into the lives of women who have walked through a variety of experiences and come out on the other side stronger and wiser. Our vision is to have our listening community submit writing responses to your own past journal entries, or photos or anything that represents a prior time of your life - and then we can share your contribution on this podcast! Alissa and I will start with our own writings, but we hope to hear from you. We want to be able to learn from each other! (You can submit your own writing via my webpage, withlisa.com, and just click on the Contact page for my email.)This first episode shares a letter written from my 44 yr old self to my 21 yr old self. At the time, I was struggling with body image issues, being single while friends were in relationships, and frustration at my own inability to love others more.Here's a small excerpt...December 3, 1995Age 21"BUT THEY TELL YOU…“It’s okay, your time will come” “God has something very special planned for you” “God’s preparing him for you right now, Lisa”UGH!!! Taunt….. Taunt……. Taunt……. I have a love problem!! Why can I not love these people (in relationships) enough to be excited for them? Forget my own loneliness and desires. Why can’t I be happy for their happiness no matter what the cause of it is?!? No, I’m too freaking self-centered to do that… aren’t I. Humpfgh."

Hello there and welcome to The Crochet Circle Podcast and the show notes for Episode 37 – Feeling Festive?   In this episode, I cover: Old Dog New Tricks: CAL Updates; Final Destination; En Route; Feeding the habit; Quick News Beats; Big Up and J’adore?   This podcast is sponsored by my online crafting company, Provenance Craft Co.  Thanks to everyone who tunes into the podcast whether it is through Stitcher, Podbean, Spotify, iTunes or the YouTube Channel. Your support and engagement are really appreciated and makes running a podcast very special and worthwhile.    If you would like to support the podcast, you can do that through Patreon:   1 – Old Dog New Tricks Today’s Old Do is all about fixing crochet when a hole appears in it.  My friend Lisa went to put on one of her crocheted shawls and discovered that somehow there were two ends poking out that was once a fully formed stitch.  She wasn’t sure how to fix it, so I said I would have a go.    On investigating the shawl there were a few areas where loose ends were showing and one knot.  I don’t know what caused the yarn breakage but suspect one of three things: 1 – moths 2 – the shawl was trapped in a drawer or door at some point 3 – the yarn has worn at particular points (it was skinny single merino) The good news is that you can fix crochet, the bad news is that I don’t think one method fixes all.  With Lisa’s shawl, she provided me with her leftover yarn (always a good reason to keep some spare) and I knew that the broken stitches were quadruple trebles.      Key to fixing these holes was spit splicing new yarn onto the tiny ends of yarn that were poking up.  If you have never spit spliced before, it is a wonderful way of joining two ends of yarn together and works particularly well with wool or yarn with high wool content.  You can do it with superwash yarn, but it may take a bit more effort for the splice to take.  If you are new to spit splicing, here is a link to a YouTube video on how to do it.     Ensure that you are joining to the loose piece at the top of the row so that you are starting from the correct height.  Do the same with the bottom strand of loose yarn so that it won’t unravel further and weave this end in so that it is secure.   Go back to the newly spliced yarn at the top of the row and crochet the missing stitch as per the pattern.  I finished by adding a slip stitch to really bed the new stitch in.  Weave in the end.       If you don’t have enough yarn to do a spit splice, you may be better of tying a knot in it (this will likely create a puckered area in your work though) and then try to felt the two ends together (like the spit splice but without cutting any of the plies out).  This should help to secure the ends which you may be able to weave in and tidy up.      2 – CAL Updates  I haven’t recorded it yet, but hopefully, this weekend, I will have announced the #SockCAL winners on Instagram, Ravelry and possibly a YouTube video (time allowing).   Charlie and I are colluding again on a Christmas Eve CAL.  At any point on Christmas Eve, you can start a new project.  Last year we did it as a One-Skein Wonderland CAL and this year it is up to you what you make and with how much yarn.  The bundle is still up in the Ravelry group from last year, so if you need some inspiration for one skein projects, go and take a look.    As usual, you can crochet, knit, weave, do whatever yarn-based craft you please.  This is all about having a chilled-out project that you can work on during the Festive Season and the month of January.    The CAL starts on the 24th December 2018 and ends on Sunday 27th 2019.  It is going to be a very chilled out CAL, mainly because I am flat out at the moment and don’t want to over-commit myself again.    Use #ChristmasEveCAL and #ChristmasEveCALFO to show off your projects and finished objects.   3 – Final Destination Do you remember me saying that I was going to get time off in November and that I was going to finish all my WIPs before the end of 2019?  Did you believe me?    It hasn’t quite worked out like that.  I sort of forgot about a project that I signed up to do and got the go-ahead on two rather large commissions that I need to deliver by mid-December…   So, there has been MUCH crocheting going on, but I can’t show you properly until March.   When I have large work crochet projects on the go, I tend to turn to other crafts as my personal crafts and vice versa.  What this means is that I have finished up a couple of long-term knitting WIPs that I had on the go.     The first is a DK weight jumper which is called Joyride.  It’s a free pattern on Ravelry and was really quite quick to make, even though I started it at the beginning of February. I made a few modifications and hope to get my project notes up on Ravelry shortly.   All of my other FOs are socks.  I have listed all of the patterns and yarns used.  Of particular interest are two new yarns that I used.  The first was Tania’s (TJ Frog) Dorset Horn wool, which has no nylon in it whatsoever, just pure wool.  We were both vending at Yarnporium together and had a little chinwag about the viability of using Dorset Horn for socks.  I thought it was worth a try because of the decent staple length of the fibre and sturdiness of the twist and wool that Tania has had spun.   Needless to say, Tania is currently testing out her new striped (Suffragette coloured) socks and will report back so that I can let all of you know how well her Dorest Horn wool has performed in sock form.        The other yarn of note is 70% SW wool and 30% nettle.  I bought this yarn when I was at Stephen & Penelope’s in Amsterdam and loved working with it.  It’s plump, warm and silky.  The nettle makes a real difference to yarn.  I haven’t worn the socks yet because I wanted to show them off, but even just from trying them on, I know that these are going to be toasty.  I think that the Onion Sock Yarn would be amazing for crocheted socks.  I need to find some more because I think that it would be incredible in a pair of Deanne’s (Addydae Designs) Baseline or Segue Socks.   If you are UK based and interested in this yarn, you can get it from Wild & Woolly in London.  There are other stockists worldwide, just search for Onion Yarns Sock Yarn.        The stripey fellas were a quick make for my Father-in-Law because everyone needs a woolly hug every now and then.  They were knitted in West Yorkshire Spinners Mallard colourway.   The Eddisbury Socks are a pattern by my friend Gill, using Socks Yeah!   My other FO was for Crochetzine’s latest issue.  I said that I would pull together a tutorial on intarsia crochet and I wanted to work that around something festive, so created an intarsia Christmas cracker.  If you aren’t familiar with Crochetzine, it’s a mini crochet magazine on Instagram and it’s run by Chrissie, Sarah and Sharma.  It is going from strength to strength and every month they have a new load of stories, giveaways, patterns and tutorials.  It is a genius way of delivering crochet content to crafters for free.      Sometimes the smallest and simplest things take the longest time.  That is certainly true of this little cracker!     In other news, I have had the laser cutter up and running.  I have been working on a collaboration with Becci and Markus from RiverKnits and Nu Shearman from Hide and Hammer.  I will talk more about the collaboration and kit sales in Quick Newsbeats, but that is another reason for the knitted sock extravaganza!     4 – En Route As alluded to, I have to whopper crochet commissions on the go at the moment and they are taking up almost all of my crafting time.  My fallen Leaves socks are sitting patiently, waiting to be picked up again.  I know that as soon as I turn the heel on the first one, I will be away and they will be finished in no time!    5 – Feeding the habit Given the number of yarns shows I vend at, you would think that is when I get the majority of my yarns.  Not the case because you spend all your time setting up, vending and then taking down.  That said, at Yarnporium, I did manage to sneak away for a few minutes because I was told that I must go and see Becca at Mahoodly.  I wasn’t disappointed, especially as I seem to be on a mini skein kick at the moment.  She dyes on 100% British Bluefaced Leicester.      We also went to Glasgow for a night to meet up with my Dad.  We managed to cram a lot into just over 24 hours, which included two (yes two!) yarns shops!  I had arranged to meet Fiona and Lorna at Queen of Purls on Saturday afternoon. Unfortunately, Lorna couldn’t make it, but I had a lovely afternoon with Fiona, chatting to Zoe (the yarn shop owner) and her sister,  whom is also now dyeing and has a company called The Sleekit Hare.  You can find her yarns at Queen of Purls and although Zoe is closing the bricks and mortar shop down because she is moving, her online shop will remain open.      I also bought a skein of Zoe’s yarn in glorious mustardy colour to go with the mini skeins and a 50g skein of variegated to go with some of her yarn I bought last time I was in Glasgow!   After Yarnporium, I took a little trip to Richmond to go back to Tribe Yarns.  I picked up some Isager yarn to crochet a lightweight top with.  I have crocheted with their Alpaca 1 before, held double, and it creates the softest fabric with gorgeous drape.  I also bought some Isager Silk Mohair to add some texture to parts of the top.      Milli also had Isager Spinne which is made in Denmark and 100% wool.  I hadn’t touched this wool in the flesh before and wanted to give it a try as it is really quite rustic in it’s unblocked state.  This will become my version of the shawl that I am currently making under commission. I am currently reviewing what my yarn buying habits might be in 2019…   6 - Quick News Beats  Global Hook Ups – I said that the hook ups would be back in December, but looking at my calendar, I just can’t make it work.  So here are the suggested dates for the first half of 2019:   January – 12th Saturday (night) and 13th (morning) February – 9th Saturday (night) and 10th (morning) March – 9th Saturday (night) and 10th (morning) April – 20th Saturday (night) and 21st (morning) May – 11th Saturday (night) and 12th (morning) June – 15th Saturday (night) and 16th (morning)   Festive collaboration – the project that I have been working on with Nu and Becci goes love on Friday 7th December and the kits are available to buy at the RiverKnits website up to Monday 10th at midday or until the limited edition stocks have run out.  There is a knit version of the kit and a crocheted version.  I’m not yet confident enough to design a crocheted sock, but the yarns amounts should be perfect for Vicki Brown’s Sweetheart Socks or Deanne’s Segue Socks.        7 – Big Up I have a new YouTube podcast for you.  It’s called The Green Bean Podcast and it’s by Katie Green, formerly of Blacker Yarns.  Katie lives on the Cornwall/Devon border and podcasts about her crafting which is mainly sewing, illustrating and knitting, but she does also crochet.  It’s a lovely gentle podcast and her dog Jack often appears in it.    8 - J’adore I was thinking about the things that make me feel festive or that I look forward to over the Christmas period.  Here is what I came up with: 1 – Satsumas are in season and I could eat a bag a day! 2 – Mulled wine is perfectly acceptable on a Sunday afternoon as I sit by the fire. 3 – Seeing little children being excited by the magic of the festive season. 4 – Christmas cake is allowed. 5 – Unsolicited access to marzipan.  Hmmmm, marzipan. 6 – Making things for people I love.    Have a fabulous December and festive season my lovelies.  I will be back on Friday the 4th January!   Fay x   Instagram: Crochet_Circle_Podcast  Instagram: provenance.craft.co   Instagram: FayDHDesigns YouTube: The Crochet Circle Podcast Crochet Clan on Mighty Network: Invite            

This week's consolidated episode is a trifecta for you gamblers, a hat trick for you hockey fans, a field goal for our football fans or a triple for the baseball fans out there!! For you non-sports fans, that just means we have 3 Episodes coming together as one this week. Long time friends Richard Wilson and Lisa Borda-Rivera are featured on today's consolidated episode. Their individual interviews make up the first 2 parts of this episode and then we bring them together to close things out. Topics include Richard's stories about his famous relatives, his mysterious doctor's appointments, his booming voice and the harrowing events he went through just to make it to the studio! With Lisa, we discuss everything from autism to Fleet Farm... or is it Farm and Fleet? Finally, the four of us talk about Health and Wellness, Dorm Squatters, Roommate Pros and Cons and a very special Public Service Announcement you are not going to want to miss! Enjoy!

The whispers game has gone back into the past this week as the Rewind twist hit the newest season like no other twist has before! For the first time ever, the host has jumped into the fray MIDSEASON! With Jim and the Jury re-entering the game, how will this have shaken up the game? Who composes the jury now? Why did Jim decide to throw his hat into the game? With Lisa taking over midseason, what does she have up her sleeve for the remaining contestants? Before the rewind, what new twist had the contestants scrambling? Discuss all of this and more tomorrow night as Missyae Productions presents another edition of the Survivor Whispers The Game 17: Fregate Island Recap Show! Call in at (657) 383-1308 and get your voice heard on this week's events!

Pixels and Ink is back for the second week of the new format. With Lisa, Jordan, Alex and Brendan on the panel this week, they tackle two major topics of the industry, starting with the concept of plagiarism in gaming reviews. What does this mean for the industry, along with what can outlets do to earn back the trust of its readers when this happens. In the second topic, the crew look at DLC and what makes add-on content worth it. Is there a limit to how much you can add onto a title after launch, and if not, what is a fair price to ask when releasing this sort of content. With Fortnite mixing up the landscape of modern gaming, the outlook for DLC has never been more in question, especially when you look at value for reward.

With Lisa and Sue back from their Asian adventures they take time to reminisce over the fun and frivolity that ensued whilst celebrating Lisa’s milestone 50th birthday. With extended family in tow the OWLS share the […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_owls/p/joy.org.au/owls/wp-content/uploads/sites/347/2018/07/Episode-29-Fifty-Shades-of-Fabulous-FINAL-2.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 47:11 — 64.8MB) The post Fifty Shades of Fabulous appeared first on This is OWL Lives.

With Lisa away, the rest of the Pixels and Ink podcast must pick up the mics and proceed. This week the crew look at the new Pokemon announcements for the Nintendo Switch, The situation with PubG suing Fortnight developer Epic, Fallout 76, Sega Sonic Team Racing, and the underwhelming box office of Solo: A Star Wars Story. Alex, Jordan, Cole and Brendan discuss the We Happy Few, Dauntless Vs Monster Hunter, Wizards of Legend, the latest in comics and all the biggest news from the Overwatch League. All this and more from the world of comics, gaming, movies and tech in your weekly Pixels and Ink Podcast.

Today we take a little detour from talking about the usual 401(k) or workplace retirement plan topics and focus on the challenge for many people around the country who are gainfully employed but don’t have access to a retirement plan at work.  Personally, when I first heard some of the stats we discuss today they were surprising to me.  I have two guests which both shared great perspective today, Lisa Massena, the Executive Director of OregonSaves the first state retirement plan to go live and Andrew Biggs, a resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute who has a wealth of data and research about retirement savings at his finger tips.  As hopefully you have heard in prior episodes when I have two guests on that usually means they are not always going to agree on everything.  Our conversation starts with a conversation around the data, what options individuals who don’t have access to a retirement plan at work have today and how the conversation will evolve in the future.  With Lisa here, we also spend some time talking about how state retirement plans factor into the coverage conversation.  She shares Oregon’s experience, early results and reactions after their launch in late 2017.  Good stuff and I hope you take as much away from our conversation as I did.    Last thing, we had a little challenge with Andrew’s connection, you can hear everything he says but it is a little scratch, just a heads up.  Technology is a great thing until it isn’t! Guest Bios Lisa Massena, Executive Director, OregonSaves - Ms. Massena joined OregonSaves as its first Executive Director in September of 2015. With its Board and a strong team of internal and external collaborators, Massena helped design and launch the innovative retirement savings program that, when fully implemented, is expected to be available to over 1 million Oregonians who currently do not have access to retirement savings at work.  A native of the Northwest, Ms. Massena began her career in Oregon focused on investment and retirement solutions for employers and individuals, co-founding an investment consultancy in 1991 that specialized in defined contribution plans. When the internet beckoned, she joined a startup firm in San Francisco providing online portfolio advice for 401(k) savers. In 2001 Massena was recruited to State Street Corp. where from San Francisco and Boston she led regional, Americas and global teams providing investment analytics services to institutional clients. She earned a B.A. from Portland State University and is a Chartered Financial Analyst.  Andrew G. Biggs is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), where he studies Social Security reform, state and local government pensions, and public sector pay and benefits. Before joining AEI, Biggs was the principal deputy commissioner of the Social Security Administration (SSA), where he oversaw SSA’s policy research efforts. In 2005, as an associate director of the White House National Economic Council, he worked on Social Security reform. In 2001, he joined the staff of the President’s Commission to Strengthen Social Security. Biggs has been interviewed on radio and television as an expert on retirement issues and on public vs. private sector compensation. He has published widely in academic publications as well as in daily newspapers such as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. He has also testified before Congress on numerous occasions. In 2013, the Society of Actuaries appointed Biggs co-vice chair of a blue ribbon panel tasked with analyzing the causes of underfunding in public pension plans and how governments can securely fund plans in the future. In 2014, Institutional Investor Magazine named him one of the 40 most influential people in the retirement world. In 2016, he was appointed by President Obama to be a member of the financial control board overseeing reforms to Puerto Rico’s budget and the restructuring of the island’s debts. Biggs holds a bachelor’s degree from Queen’s University Belfast in Northern Ireland, master’s degrees from Cambridge University and the University of London, and a Ph.D. from the London School of Economics. 401(k) Fridays Podcast Overview Struggling with a fiduciary issue, looking for strategies to improve employee retirement outcomes or curious about the impact of current events on your retirement plan? We've had conversations with retirement industry leaders to address these and other relevant topics! You can easily explore over one hundred prior on-demand audio interviews here. Don't forget to subscribe as we release a new episode each Friday!

In the spirit of the holiday season, Lisa Parker, President and Executive Director of the Lawrence Welk Family Foundation and Principal of Family Circle Advisors, will be joining Ted Hart, CEO of CAF America, on the CAF America Radio Network show to celebrate the most charitable time of year. With Lisa's experience in managing her family's foundation, she will highlight how charitable giving can bring your family together for the holidays. Focusing on fun and exciting ways to bring philanthropy to younger generations of your family, Lisa and Ted will make sure you're prepared for both the chaos and the joy of this season!

With Lisa in the house, talk goes to working with the Feds to get more going on locally. All that and grade five math problems and what it would have been like at the bar before David took on Goliath. Gripping stuff. Get your listen on. The post Are politicians dirt bags? Discuss. appeared first on 29er Radio.

With Lisa in the house, talk goes to working with the Feds to get more going on locally. All that and grade five math problems and what it would have been like at the bar before David took on Goliath. Gripping stuff. Get your listen on.

  With Lisa taking a much needed break, Gene and Eric are joined by Oliver Tennant to discuss tent city and what a city does about homeless citizens. The post Lisa, Gene, & Eric with Oliver Tennant, Founder of UVic Urban Development Club appeared first on 29er Radio.

  With Lisa taking a much needed break, Gene and Eric are joined by Oliver Tennant to discuss tent city and what a city does about homeless citizens.

2pm ET / 1pm CT / 12pm MT / 11am PT (Outside US: Dial 00 + 1 + 714-464-4891) Viki Winterton interviews Diane Hart! Write Now Radio, a member of the Expert Insights Publishing family is proud to announce that we have published 9 new #1 bestsellers and 300 new best-selling authors in just the last year. Our latest Bestseller, Wounded? Survive! Thrive!!! is getting rave reviews around the globe. For the next few weeks, each show will showcase the raw interviews and powerful testimonies of their struggles, which only made them stronger. Surviving through some of the most difficult of situations taught these brave women resilience, strength, and faith. Discover how they now triumph! This week Lisa Turner shares her story. Lisa, a Master Spiritual Trainer, founded Psycademy 8 years ago to train the most successful and empowering intuitive coaches on the planet. With a phenomenal 95% success rate with clients, her Certified Spiritual Practitioners graduates are highly sought after, often going on to earn over 6 figures as High Level Psychics within a year of graduating. Lisa teaches men and women how to harness their sexual energy to make you more powerful, productive and irresistible. Going way beyond simply having better sex and better relationships (although it does this too), transmuting sexual energy uses some powerful and highly secret esoteric energy practices that, literally, attract good things into your life. With a background and a PhD in Science, she underpins all her spiritual teaching with practicality, and only uses what works and is repeatable. With Lisa you’re entering the No-Fluff zone. Lisa is also a Certified Trainer of NLP, Hypnotherapy, Time Line Therapy, NLP Coaching, an instructor of Tantra, and an initiate of too many spiritual schools to mention.