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150 Years Ago (March 1875) Three of the four children in the James Robinson family of Garrison - John (16), Willie (10) and Jennie (19) - died of diphtheria over 10 days. Shortly before she died, Jennie asked for James Meade, her Sunday School teacher: "Tell my young friends to seek the Lord, while he may be found, and meet me in heaven." After a storm, a classified ad appeared in The Cold Spring Recorder offering a reward for a Smith & Wesson seven-shooter with plated barrel and rosewood stock lost in the snow, probably on Main Street between West and Church. Because of the snow, Garden Street was reduced to a single lane, forcing Charley Warren to load one side of his wagon with bystanders to turn around, "like a sailor does the windward gunwale in a gale," according to The Recorder. Mr. VanWinkle complained that a transcript of his lecture on Egypt and the Nile, reprinted in The Recorder, contained many errors, including "some of words altered to others that were not dreamed of when writing." After poultry went missing, Theodore Adams, his father and his brother-in-law found the dead birds buried near the Fishkill line. They set a steel trap and returned to find it gone. They followed the path of bushes where the trap had snagged and branches chewed off to release it. At Kings' Chest Cave, by smoke and bullets and dogs, they drew out and killed a 33-pound wildcat with the trap around its foot. The men had it stuffed and brought it to the village. A burglar broke into the slaughterhouse of Charles Miller and stole $5 [about $150 today] worth of pork, beef and veal. Burglars stole $50 [$1,450] worth of liquor and cigars from Tevan's basement saloon by breaking a window. To add insult to injury, the culprits uncorked and spilled the demijohns and smashed the glass bar backing. The Rock Street door of Baxter's Hardware was jimmied and the money drawer relieved of $4 [$115] in change. In a letter to The Recorder, a resident called for $500 of the $1,000 [$29,000] allocated by the Cold Spring Village Board for streets instead be spent to install kerosene lampposts on every corner to "keep our stores from being plundered night after night." Milton Lawrence's hay and William Odell's red cow were seized for back taxes. A young man who raised alarms when he walked down Main Street at 5:30 p.m. on a Thursday with a bandaged head and bloody clothes said he had been injured working at Miller's slaughterhouse. The Library Association hosted a discussion of the question: "Will the centennial of a republican form of government be celebrated by the United States, as a unit, more than once?" The Glee Club also sang. P. Nichols of Parrott Street said his 17 hens produced 118 eggs in 12 days. Thomas Richards was killed at Croft's Mine in Putnam Valley when he drilled into an unexploded ordnance. A year after Michael O'Brien broke his arm in a fight near the depot, he was finally able to return to his job at the foundry, where a hoist rope broke and a casting crushed his arm. A police officer from Orange County came to Cold Spring to arrest John Wyant on a charge of bastardy. Wyant returned home after posting a $1,000 [$29,000] bail. In Nelsonville, Charles Van Voorhis sold 50 chances at $1 [$30] each to win a scene he crafted with stuffed birds and squirrels. Elijah Warren of North Highlands, at 70, took his first train ride, from Cold Spring to Garrison. He said his daughter told him to keep his head inside the window. "Dear Lord, how we did sail!" he said. "After I got settled, I could have rode clean to [New] York." 125 Years Ago (March 1900) Michael Pendergrast, 48, the brother of George Pendergrast of Cold Spring, was killed in the railroad tunnel south of Anthony's Nose. He was clearing the ceiling of hanging ice when he was struck by a southbound express. Pendergrast had been employed by the railroad for 25 years and left a widow and eight children. Iona Island, the popular picnic resort, was purchased by the federal government to us...

Stewart Flaherty is joined by Kim Wyant and Joel Bancroft to discuss the differences and similarities when it comes to coaching different genders. Coach Wyant and Coach Bancroft have experience coaching both male and female teams from youth to adult level, with the added detail of coach Wyant being an active female coach leading a male College team.

Today we are going to continue a teaching series that we began back in August called “For One” The “For One” teaching series was all about seeing Jesus' one at a time approach to engaging with people. We believe that Jesus came to save the whole world, and that through His life, death, and resurrection, […]

Mark Jewell sits down with Dr. Karl Wyant, Director of Agronomy at Nutrien, to discuss intentional leadership, talent retention, and the importance of rest in high-performance roles. Dr. Wyant shares his journey from digging soil pits in the desert to leading agronomy efforts at the world's largest NPK producer. This episode is packed with actionable insights for agribusiness leaders, covering everything from celebrating team wins to capturing institutional knowledge.Key Takeaways:Intentional Leadership:Being intentional means carving out time and prioritizing what truly matters, even amidst the whirlwind of professional and personal demands.Leaders must recognize where team members are in their journey and tailor their support accordingly.The Role of Rest in Productivity:Rest is essential for maintaining decision quality and sustaining leadership energy.Incorporating downtime into your schedule leads to better performance and avoids burnout.Talent Development and Retention:Value your team members' contributions and help them align their goals with organizational objectives.Pairing new employees with seasoned veterans fosters skill development and long-term success.Celebrating Wins:Take time to acknowledge achievements—both big and small.Celebrating milestones builds morale and strengthens team culture.Capturing Institutional Knowledge:With an aging workforce, it's critical to document and preserve the expertise of experienced team members.Simple practices, like recording interviews, can help retain valuable organizational insights.Notable Quotes:“To be intentional, you carve out what's important, put it on the mantle, and give it priority.” – Dr. Karl Wyant“You can't go 24/7 as a manager. Rest is where decision quality comes from.” – Dr. Karl Wyant“Focus on what's working, celebrate wins, and build a culture of gratitude.” – Mark Jewell“If you're not listening to the experienced folks on your team, you're missing half the game.” – Dr. Karl WyantPractical Applications for Leaders:Incorporate Rest: Schedule time to recharge as part of your leadership strategy.Celebrate Successes: Make a habit of recognizing individual and team achievements.Preserve Knowledge: Record conversations with experienced employees to capture institutional wisdom.Tailor Leadership Support: Adapt your management style to meet team members where they are.Embrace Passion Projects: Exploring interests outside of work can spark creativity and fresh perspectives.Lead with intention, celebrate progress, and infuse energy into all that you do.

We are on week two of our series on the Names of Jesus.  What's in a name?  Names have meanings.  Take the name Sherry, it means “darling”, “beloved”, or “dearest”.  The name Richard means “brave ruler” or “strong king”.   The name Stephanie means “crown”, “wreath”, or “garland”.  The Bible is full of names, and those […]

America just elected a new president and many states just elected new chief executives and legislators. What does this time of transition mean for ag, for agbioscience and for entrepreneurs? Sara Wyant, farmer, editor and publisher of Agri-Pulse, joins today to help us understand what's ahead. Sarah gets into regulatory topics – from immigration to sustainability – and talks through what the industry might expect from a second Trump administration, its new players as well as Congress. She also talks innovation, removing barriers to market entry and what lawmakers have to get done in order for farmers to plan for their operations. Sarah founded Agri-Pulse with the idea that someone should be telling the story of how policy affects the hard work of farmers and, ultimately, the food we consume. With eyes on the future, Sarah talks what's ahead for Agri-Pulse and what issues her team has an eye on headed into a new era of leadership in our country.

America just elected a new president and many states just elected new chief executives and legislators. What does this time of transition mean for ag, for agbioscience and for entrepreneurs? Sara Wyant, farmer, editor and publisher of Agri-Pulse, joins today to help us understand what's ahead. Sarah gets into regulatory topics – from immigration to sustainability – and talks through what the industry might expect from a second Trump administration, its new players as well as Congress. She also talks innovation, removing barriers to market entry and what lawmakers have to get done in order for farmers to plan for their operations. Sarah founded Agri-Pulse with the idea that someone should be telling the story of how policy affects the hard work of farmers and, ultimately, the food we consume. With eyes on the future, Sarah talks what's ahead for Agri-Pulse and what issues her team has an eye on headed into a new era of leadership in our country. 

Chris Holman speaks with Dan Wyant, Chairman and President, Edward Lowe Foundation at the Grand Hotel, while at the 2024 Mackinac Policy Conference. » Visit MBN website: www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/ » Watch MBN's YouTube: www.youtube.com/@MichiganbusinessnetworkMBN » Like MBN: www.facebook.com/mibiznetwork » Follow MBN: twitter.com/MIBizNetwork/ » MBN Instagram: www.instagram.com/mibiznetwork/

The Evan Bray Show is welcoming each of the mayoral candidates for Regina and Saskatoon ahead of the upcoming municipal elections in the province. Today, Taylor MacPherson speaks with Gordon Wyant, candidate for mayor in Saskatoon, and he takes your calls.

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with Dr. Karl Wyant, director of agronomy at Nutrien, to discuss potassium applications in the fall for fruit and nut crops and choosing between chloride- or sulfate-based potassium sources.

Over the last several weeks we have been focusing on the stories of Jesus' compassionate attentiveness to ‘the one'.    Are you willing to follow Jesus in His steps, to take on Jesus' missional strategy, to go for ‘the one' He has put in your life?  Jesus was intentional to have a relationship with ‘the one'.  […]

In the first hour of the Chase and Big Joe Show, the guys discuss their question of the day. What do you miss most in your life? Later in the hour the guys answered some calls and texts around the question of the day. And Siegel high school athletic Director Greg Wyant joined the show. GREG was asked about the shortage of TSSAA refs in high school sports, specifically football on Friday nights. Greg also shared his excitement about high school football being back in full swing. Listen to hear more.

Siegel high school athletic Director Greg Wyant joined the show. GREG was asked about the shortage of TSSAA refs in high school sports, specifically football on Friday nights. Greg also shared his excitement about high school football being back in full swing. Listen to hear more.

The author of Hebrews is writing to Jewish Christians, perhaps second-generation Christians who were undergoing fierce persecution, socially and physically.   Times were hard. They were well-versed in the Old Testament and had professed their faith in Jesus Christ.    However, they were considering returning to Judaism because of persecution, false teaching, and Christ had not returned […]

This interview is with Dustin Wyant of Park & Main restaurant. In this interview, Dustin speaks about following a hospitality path that led him to starting a restaurant in Carlton. After an early career selling wine at Willamette Valley Vineyards, Dustin talks about running the food and hospitality program at a resort in Glacier National Park and all the lessons he learned there. After returning to Oregon, Dustin touches on working on hotels and restaurants in Dundee and Newberg and all the great people he got to work with, before the opportunity to open his own place in Carlton. He describes the food/wine/ice cream program designed to be "Carlton's living room" and about the tight connection he has built with the people and town.Dustin also talks about his future projects and the future for the wine and hospitality industries in Oregon.This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt on June 12, 2024 at Park & Main in Carlton.

1985.Yes, we need to go back in time!Back, to a time when the USWNT didn't exist. Back to a time when the entire soccer landscape was radically different. Back in time, to appreciate where we were, so we can rocket back to the present time!Kim Wyant has participated in a lot of 'firsts' in her career:- First US Women's National Team Goalkeeper- First US Women's National Team - First women to lead an NCAA D1 Men's College Soccer programAnd she has handled it all in stride. As she puts it on the episode 'I was in the right place at the right time.'However, as we all know there is a bit of hard work to go along with that luck and Kim has it in spades!In this episode of the podcast, Kim Wyant shares her perspective of growing up playing soccer, representing the USWNT, and now coaching the NYU men, enjoy!*Humans United FC is proudly brought to you by Hayworth Athletic*Humans United FC is a multimedia storytelling brand committed to sharing the human experience through the lens of sport. We're a multi-talented collective of people elevating stories of the beautiful game which often go overlooked. From the bright lights of Miami, Florida to the quiet streets of Saginaw, Michigan folks are playing soccer. Whether you're using a makeshift or a handstitched ball, footballers come from all walks of life.Come join host Joe Shaw as we explore some of the most interesting stories the world hasn't heard YET. Through audio, video, photos, or articles you'll become familiar with names like Kim Wyant and the 85ers, Jaiyah Saelua and the American Samoa World Cup Qualifying victory, names you might have overlooked but whose impact carries through today.We invite you to unite under the banner of football, futbol, soccer, whatever you call it. Come share your stories and learn about other's. We're all unique and the power of sport amplifies and elevates our differences, forming life-long connections.#HumansUnitedFC

The passion for both agriculture and journalism were developed in Sara Wyant from a young age. Having grown up as an Iowa farm girl, she blazed her own career path, which later led to establishing a well-known news source for agriculture policy and industry updates: Agri-Pulse Communications. Listen in as Sara tells us her story and imparts her advice on remaining true to your roots. Subscribe to our channel so you don't miss upcoming episodes of Think Big, Do Good! Host: Janet Adkison, Missouri Farm Bureau Director of Public Affairs Guest: Sara Wyant, Owner of Agri-Pulse Producer: Natalie Ayers, Missouri Farm Bureau Video & Audio Media Specialist

Kim Wyant was the starting goalkeeper on the first ever US Women's National Team when it came together in 1985. She defied the odds, overcoming injury and lack of opportunity, to ultimately have a successful playing career in the USL W-League. Kim moved into the coaching ranks and is currently the only female head coach of a men's college team, having been at the helm of the NYU Violets since 2015. Kim joined Founding Futbol to talk about the early days of the USWNT, her experience playing in Italy, overcoming injury and finding her way into an extended soccer career. She shared memories of playing in Italy and how the men's heading coach job at NYU came to pass. Kim talks about how she feels lucky to have always been in the right place at the right time and we tackle the question as to whether or not she is a pioneer. Founding Futbol is a year-long exploration of the critical moments that have led to soccer's emerging popularity in America. Extra Time is an additional weekly episode that shares reactions and reflections from the chapters, and brings additional guests into the fold.  Visit our website for more information: ⁠FoundingFutbol.com. Email us at kent@foundingfutbol.com Host: Kent Malmros Guest: Kim Wyant Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we are on week two of our series Holiness as Wholeness. The Bible tells us that we were created in God's image. We are called to be holy because God is holy. We need to not only reflect the heart of God as far as loving people, but also, we need to reflect the […]

Grab your tissues for this week's conversation with Amy Wyant. In this episode she shares her childhood trauma, bitterness she's had to learn to overcome, miscarriage disappointments, business changes, yet through it all how she's learned to allow God to be her source of joy. Make sure you check out her newest venture and online clothing boutique, jubileeaveco.com, and use promo code UY15 for 15% off! If you have not yet, make sure to head over to unashamedlyyou.com to schedule your first coaching session with me for completely free! I can't wait to help you start living out your dreams and fulfill that calling you are feeling. Let's make this the year you live in faith over fear. We would be delighted if you'd leave us a review on Spotify or Apple and let us know how this podcast helped or encouraged you. Your reviews and comments mean the world. I pray that you find the encouragement you need week after week with each episode. Go be Unashamedly You

Rest in paradise to Janice Burgess & Akira ToriyamaIn this chaotic episode, we open up to why Warren feels like people shouldn't feel the need to initiate the convo via texting in the beginning stages of talking/dating, with the feel of it being forced. We also have a very insightful discussion of Smut books and why they are so appealing to women, The influences of Dragon ball Z & other anime while also the greatness Backyardigans & so much more!!!WELCOME TO THE FOUNTAIN!!!!Follow the Pod's IG: @bythefountainpodFollow the Host's IG: @averyfluker, @sna.z_don, @aiomspsi

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Today we are completing our four-week series called, Healing Fractured Relationships. Today, I'll focus on two cousins who attack our relationships: Mistrust and suspicion. I especially like to read Psalm 146:3-9 in the Message translation, Don't put your life in the hands of experts who know nothing of life, of salvation life. Mere humans don't […]

Jack Wyant, the Penn coach, talks with OTG about the future of college squash.

Amy Wyant is first and foremost a wife and mom, with 3 kids ages 15, 5, and 3, and is also a small business owner. She is a hair stylist specializing in bridal hair, and services over 50 brides and their parties per year in NWPA. She loves running, fitness, deep philosophical discussions, a good coffee, non-fiction books, and is an enneagram 4w3 through and through. In this episode she and Trina dive into her story and the ways she let go the shame around alcohol. For more information on what we talked to check out https://www.nbcnews.com/health/womens-health/women-us-are-drinking-death-research-finds-rcna96848 https://alcohol.org/women/ breastcancer.org
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Ariel Wyant, a Category 1 Cyclist and real estate investor. In this episode, explore Ariel's journey from bodybuilding to becoming a category one cyclist while managing a full-time job. Dive into the challenges of competitive cycling, recovery methods, and her disciplined approach to nutrition. Ariel shares insights on balancing her cycling passion, real estate investments, and her career in payroll systems. The episode concludes with reflections on discomfort for personal growth and a heartfelt New Year's greeting. Tune in for an inspiring blend of athleticism, real estate, and life balance.

Happy New Year! Many of you will participate in the common traditions of attending parties tonight and eating special New Year's food. Then at 11:59 p.m. more than one billion people from all over the world will tune in to see the sparkling Waterford Crystal Times Square New Year's Eve Ball drop and welcome in […]

This week C.M. and Josh sit down with the director and writer, Brandon and Shelby, of the Dollar Baby "October Roses", based on the short story "Nona" from Skeleton Crew. Keep up to date with them @nonafilmofficial on social media and their website nonafilmofficial.com.

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with CCA and Nutrien's Director of Agronomy Dr. Karl Wyant to discuss getting your soil tests in line for 2024 to help guide nutrient management decisions and other practices.

This morning we have reached Part 3 of our series on the minor prophets of the Old Testament. We began with Jonah two weeks ago and studied the story of Hosea last week. Zephaniah, was a priest who ministered to Israel at about the same time as the prophet Jeremiah. The first two chapters of […]

Sara Wyant, Owner and Editor of Agri-Pulse, joins us again on the podcast for another Washington, D.C. update. With a new Speaker of the House selected, Sara shares some insight on what this could mean for the upcoming Farm Bill, as well as other political topics on her radar as we start to round out 2023. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts to have Digging In sent directly to your smart device each time it's released! Host: Janet Adkison, Missouri Farm Bureau Director of Public Affairs Guests: Sara Wyant, Owner/Editor of Agri-Pulse Producer: Natalie Ayers, Missouri Farm Bureau Video & Audio Media Specialist

There will be another vote for the Speaker of the House, today in Washington D.C. Joining us for a quick visit on this episode of Digging In is Sara Wyant, Owner and Editor of Agri-Pulse, a large online publication focused on food and farm policy. We discuss the situation up to this point, today's vote and potential outcome, as well as what this could mean for the upcoming Farm Bill. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts to have Digging In sent directly to your smart device each time it's released! Host: Janet Adkison, Missouri Farm Bureau Director of Public Affairs Guests: Sara Wyant, Owner/Editor of Agri-Pulse Producer: Natalie Ayers, Missouri Farm Bureau Video & Audio Media Specialist

Courtney Wyant of Neridcide joins The Draft Pod Boys to draft the scariest scenes in movies across all genres. This is the first episode of this years Wes Allen Halloween Takeover! Happy Spooky Season!! www.jabroniu.com

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with Nutrien's Director of Agronomy Dr. Karl Wyant to discuss the concept of outsmarting your fertilizer competition for improving nutrient uptake of crops.

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with Dr. Karl Wyant, Western Region Certified Crop Advisers Association chair, and Jason Scott, publisher of Progressive Crop Consultant, to discuss the upcoming Crop Consultant Conference on September 27th and 28th in Visalia and what consultants can expect from this event.

Alex and Amy talk with Jay Wyant, who serves as chief information accessibility officer for the state of Minnesota. We talk with Jay about how state organizations can improve accessibility in technology and procurement as well as best practices within the state to be more inclusive.See full transcript in transcript tab on Buzzsprout at https://www.buzzsprout.com/704052/13443893.Episode 102 -- Jay WyantMon, Aug 21, 2023 12:50PM • 16:08SPEAKERSAlex Whitaker, Jay Wyant, Amy GlasscockAmy Glasscock  00:05Hi, and welcome to NASCIO voices where we talk all things state IT. I'm Amy Glasscock, in Lexington, Kentucky.Alex Whitaker  00:12And I'm Alex Whitaker in Washington, DC. Today we're talking with Jay Wyatt, who serves as Chief Information Accessibility Officer for the State of Minnesota.Amy Glasscock  00:20About a dozen or so states have a role like this, but it's still somewhat unique. So today we're talking with Jay about what he does and what other state IT agencies can do to be more accessible. Jay, welcome to NASCIO voices, and thanks so much for joining us.Jay Wyant  00:34Thank you for having me here. I really appreciate the opportunity to have a chat with you all this morning.Alex Whitaker  00:39Yeah, Jay, welcome. So tell us about your role as Chief Information Accessibility Officer and what you do.Jay Wyant  00:46Well, I was lucky, first of all when I was hired to do the job, it was my opportunity to build a job they had not had before, so it was like, here's your job, you figure it out. And basically, my role is to work with agencies and employees to embed accessibility into the culture of the state. One of the ways we did that was by seeding agencies with digital accessibility coordinators throughout all the agencies and the IT partners and to empower them with effective sustainable policies, processes, tools and procedures to basically get everybody to own accessibility in one way or another.Alex Whitaker  01:29Got it? Yeah, that's, that's really fascinating. And so, you know, based on our sort of basic research on you, we've seen that you have a long history of working in accessibility and technology, can you tell us a little bit about your professional background, and kind of how you came to the role?Jay Wyant 01:44Sure. My career had been a very winding path, which is actually not uncommon for people with disabilities. So, after being a very passionate, but not a great teacher in high school history, I fell into creating on-demand technology training for the telecommunications industries. That was in the 1980s, the 1990s, so really, you know, the ground floor of how the internet had been developed, but I was providing training on how the building blocks of the Internet work. Then, after that, I became a marketing manager for a software startup that was kind of the precursor to cloud-based computing. Which was a lot of fun--it didn't go anywhere, but it was a lot of fun. I also became the marketing director for one of the nation's largest captioning companies. And the way I got into that was that on the side, as a volunteer I served on boards of non-profits, both local and national boards and part of my role is that I wrote a column and articles for magazines on how to make technology work, how to basically hack technology for accessibility, to kind of build my accessibility credentials by what I did on my own in addition to the work that we were doing. So, combining my technology work, and working with people to figure out how to hack things to make things work for people who are deaf, or otherwise, kind of led to where I am today.Alex Whitaker  03:25Yeah, that's, that's really fascinating and further proof that

Kim Wyant is used to being the first. She recorded the first USWNT goalkeeper win, the first shutout, the first anterior ACL injury (was the first goalie to be replaced by a field player, shoutout Lori Henry), was one of the first female BMX riders, and as of eight years ago (in 2015) became the only female head coach of an NCAA men's soccer team (things have changed as we'll hear...) Needless to say, Kim is a Flame Bearer in so many ways. Today we sit down with Kim to discuss her journey, and Michelle reflects on joining Kim at the University of Central Florida. "Kim, seeing you as a player was the first time I saw a female flying and getting into the upper 90s," Michelle shares. Kim reflects on how the game has changed, "Women's soccer back then was literally a soccer desert." Daughters, Danielle and Alex share what their Mom's career means to them. Contributing experts include Kim's daughters, Danielle and Alex. Media used in this production: -38 years after making history, first USWNT to be honored at Asheville City regular season finale, Chris Womack, June 29th 2023, -The Forgotten Early History of Women's Soccer, Laurent Dubois, January 22, 2016 -ESPN YouTube Channel, 'USWNT win the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage | 2023 ESPYS (

Today we're back in the Book of Revelation – a Jesus letter full of hope written to the faithful in Christ. Our campuses are in a teaching series on the Seven Churches from the Book of Revelation. This morning we're covering Jesus' letter to the Church at a place called Thyatira. If you haven't heard […]

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with Dr. Karl Wyant, Western Region Certified Crop Advisers Association chair, and Jason Scott, publisher of Progressive Crop Consultant, to discuss the upcoming Crop Consultant Conference on September 27th and 28th in Visalia and what consultants can expect from this event. Register today at Conference | Progressive Crop Consultant

The Giant Builders Podcast (Interview with Lois Wyant) Check out Champ on The Giant Builders podcast hosted by Lois Wyant Recorded: October 10, 2022 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/champ-moore8/support

The Gang is all here with the homies Jonny Kounnavong &  Jhamani Wyant & what a chaotic episode we have as we discuss Montana become the first state to ban TikTok & what's to come from this,  The relationship between men & sports vs. women & rappers girlfriends, The extreme some K-POP fans go through to see the idols, new music that dropped this week & so much more!!!WELCOME TO THE FOUNTAIN!!!!Follow the Pod's IG: @bythefountainpodFollow the Host's IG: @averyfluker, @sna.z_don, @aiomspsi

In today's episode of the Master Delegator Podcast, Kristy Yoder is joined by Lois Wyant, who helps local businesses be found, save money, and grow by enhancing their website visibility on Google.Listen to this episode as Lois shares simple tips on growing your online presence and sustaining growth for success.Episode Highlights:03:36: Guest Introduction: Who is Lois Wyant, and what does she do09:09: The beginning of JFT Web Marketing (overcoming the struggles in running a business)12:39: Increasing visibility on Google21:36:  Creating a GMB (Google Business Profile)23:23: How to get things done accordingly in your business28:34: Building and taking care of your team in your businessAbout Lois WyantLois Wyant is a professional internet marketer and a photographer with a Master's & Craftsman Degree. She is also the owner of JFT Web Marketing. Lois and her business help entrepreneurs, professionals, small businesses, and corporations have a solid online presence and want to reach their target market and audience through Social Media Management, Newsletter Marketing, SEO, Press Release Marketing, and Web Video Marketing so that business owners can focus on managing their business.Learn more about her here:Website:https://wyantphoto.com/about/ https://jftwebmarketing.com/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/HamiltonIN https://twitter.com/loiswyant LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/local-business-marketing/ Are you in need of any assistance? Are you tired and running out of time? It's time to start looking for a virtual assistant! Learn how to get your freedom and life back by visiting Smartvirtualassistants.comBe part of our Facebook community page for entrepreneurs who want to become a master delegator. Do you want to learn how to hire a virtual assistant? Access our free training. Want to know how to delegate effectively? Get access to our mini-course!

Four week series titled The Stories of Your Life with key stories of the people surrounding Christ's passion. We're calling the series “The Stories of Your Life” because we believe they are Passion-week stories that impact you today. The purpose of this series is to challenge us to learn from these stories and apply this knowledge to our lives. Their mistakes, strengths and perspectives can teach us much in 2023. IF we are teachable! Today we're going to focus on a story that may be a little unusual…It's the story of a little man who climbed a tree and became world famous because he did. Today is Palm Sunday. It is the Sunday before Easter and it begins the Holy Week, the Passion of Christ. Christ came to seek and save the lost, including the worst of sinners. Palm Sunday is that very important day in history, when Jesus began His journey towards the cross. Jesus was on mission, fully knowing what was ahead of Him. Luke 19:28-38 28 After Jesus had said this, he went on ahead, going up to Jerusalem. 29 As he approached Bethphage and Bethany at the hill called the Mount of Olives, he sent two of his disciples, saying to them, 30 “Go to the village ahead of you, and as you enter it, you will find a colt tied there, which no one has ever ridden. Untie it and bring it here. 31 If anyone asks you, ‘Why are you untying it?' say, ‘The Lord needs it.'” 32 Those who were sent ahead went and found it just as he had told them. 33 As they were untying the colt, its owners asked them, “Why are you untying the colt?” 34 They replied, “The Lord needs it.” 35 They brought it to Jesus, threw their cloaks on the colt and put Jesus on it. 36 As he went along, people spread their cloaks on the road. 37 When he came near the place where the road goes down the Mount of Olives, the whole crowd of disciples began joyfully to praise God in loud voices for all the miracles they had seen: 38 “Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord!” “Peace in heaven and glory in the highest!” Palm Sunday is the day that Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey. The crowds who were in Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover met Him with palm branches shouting: “Hosanna! (Save Now!) Palm branches were considered symbols of victory and triumph at the time. Days later, the same people of Jerusalem would turn on Jesus and demand of the Romans, ‘Crucify Him!' We are busy people with stuff going on almost every day of the week. · Many of you are on the heels of spring break · Some are returning from the Men's Retreat · You may have thoughts about Easter: ‘Who is coming for dinner?' ‘What am I going to cook for dinner?' ‘I have to hide the eggs before the children arrive', and in all of the upcoming thoughts about Easter, the real meaning of it may, even unintentionally, get missed. From day one, Jesus was on mission. Jesus the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost. Jesus is still on mission. Jesus came to seek and to save you and me! It is important to stop and look more closely at Jesus and the buildup of miracles prior to His entry into Jerusalem. Jesus and his disciples travel through Jericho which is about a day's journey from Jerusalem. Two blind men cry out to Jesus, Lord, let our eyes be opened. Jesus is moved with compassion and He touches their eyes, and the two blind beggars receive their sight. The blind men begin to praise Jesus and also the crowd of people. There are tremendous crowds around Jesus as He passes through Jericho. Everyone wants to see the one who has healed the blind men. Now we begin with the story of the man I've already referenced: Zacchaeus. The story of Zacchaeus is not so much about “Who” Zacchaeus was but “Who” Jesus is. Jesus is the God of the universe who came down from heaven in human form to connect with us. Luke 19:1-10 19 Jesus entered Jericho and was passing through. 2 A man was there by the name of Zacchaeus; he was a chief tax collector and was wealthy. Zacchaeus was a Jew. He was a traitor to his nation. He collected money for Rome, and no one liked him. Think of the politician you despise the most – that's how people felt about this man. Zacchaeus was a crook. Verse 3 He wanted to see who Jesus was, but because he was short he could not see over the crowd. 4 So he ran ahead and climbed a sycamore-fig tree to see him, since Jesus was coming that way. It is likely that people were jeering at Zacchaeus as he was climbing that tree. They surely didn't want this type of man, a sinner, interrupting their chance to see Jesus. Zacchaeus was short in stature but he didn't let his limitations stop him. Zacchaeus was far from Jesus but he didn't want to be. He was curious. He had heard many things about Jesus, that He was the Christ, the Messiah, and the Son of the living God. For all that was wrong with Zacchaeus – there was something very right about him: He wanted to see Jesus. Sometimes we need to do our own thing, to break the status quo to meet God. The crowds were ‘pressing in'. Zacchaeus went vertical. He climbed a sycamore tree because he was unable to see over the people. In 2023, breaking the status quo may look like: 1. Saying “No” to something that your friends are doing that isn't nice. 2. Getting up early to pray when the norm is to sleep in. 3. Tithe to your church when the norm would be to spend it on yourself. Will you step up or be content with the crowd? Zacchaeus did what it took to see the Savior. My question for you today is “What excuses do you make for not seeking Jesus?” I believe we all feel a tug on our heart to come to God more, but it's too often suppressed by our excuses: 1. The Bible is overwhelming. I don't understand it when I read it. 2. My life is too busy to sit down and read the Bible. 3. I rather be doing something that I enjoy. 4. I can't concentrate on the Bible. I have a thousand things that I am thinking about so I am easily distracted. Maybe today will be a good day to shine light on your excuses. What excuses are hindering you from seeing Jesus? We would never be hearing about the story of Zacchaeus if he chose to wallow in his inability to see Jesus. If you want to know Jesus more do something about it! I want to be in the tree. And not in the crowd. Verse 5 When Jesus reached the spot, he looked up and said to him, “Zacchaeus, come down immediately. I must stay at your house today.” 6 So he came down at once and welcomed him gladly. It may not feel like it because we've heard the story so many times… BUT, THIS IS scandalous! It was very unpopular to be associated to tax collectors. Jesus didn't seem to mind that He was getting a reputation for hanging out with sinners. Jesus shocks the crowd by willingly calling Zacchaeus out, to be a guest in his home at the expense of offending the crowd. Likewise, Jesus expects us to welcome the unwanted and unacceptable. Will you accept the unlovable into your life like Jesus? Verse 7 All the people saw this and began to mutter, “He has gone to be the guest of a sinner.” When the people see what is happening, that Jesus is going to be the guest of a man who they view as a sinner, they become furious. They don't marvel at such grace; they just mutter. What's your response when someone deserving of punishment receives mercy instead? Zacchaeus had become rich by dishonestly extorting their money when collecting taxes. Certainly he didn't deserve mercy. Are you complaining about things? The Bible says that the crowd despised Jesus' acceptance of Zacchaeus. They were so tied up in their own emotion of disgust that they missed the miracle of Jesus transforming the heart of a sinner. Verse 8 But Zacchaeus stood up and said to the Lord, “Look, Lord! Here and now I give half of my possessions to the poor, and if I have cheated anybody out of anything, I will pay back four times the amount.” After Jesus reached out to Zacchaeus, he got down quickly from the tree. He had a response full of joy and great excitement. Zacchaeus changed his ways and went above and beyond to make things right. That's the definition of repentance. With Jesus, Zacchaeus overcame his past. He became a new person! Verse 9 Jesus said to him, “Today salvation has come to this house, because this man, too, is a son of Abraham. (And now Jesus gives us the moral of the Zacchaeus story) 10 For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.” Jesus does what is “Impossible with man” but “possible with God”. Zacchaeus was a changed man. Forgiveness and grace made him immediately generous. Jesus seeks and saves lost people because they are valuable to Him. Jesus has no requirements for us before He comes to visit. If He visited Zacchaeus, He will visit you! Jon Kelly is living proof that the transformative work of Jesus Christ in the life of an individual can result in a transformed heart and a remarkable life change. We don't have to make everything right with all our dealings before letting Him in. He already knows you by name and He desires to be in relationship with you. Two points from today's message: Point One: Jesus loves all people! Including sinners and outcasts. Ephesians 5:1 says, “Imitate God, therefore, in everything you do, because you are his dear children.” Likewise, we are to imitate God. He expects us to welcome the unwanted and unacceptable. · A mother who is lost in romance novels and is full of lust · Drug addicts, alcoholics · The business man who is full of pride and greed and is far from Jesus · You fill in the name of the person or people who are ‘unwanted' in your life Some people might seem like they are beyond hope, but then, Jesus seeks them, and the Gospel changes them. Lost people are valuable to Jesus. Therefore, they must be valuable to you and me. We should remember this is what happened with us before we were believers. We were lost, Jesus sought us, He found us, and He changed our lives. Romans 5:6 says, “When we were utterly helpless, Christ came at just the right time and died for us sinners.” Point Two: Luke 19:10, “The Son of Man came to seek and save the lost.” The Son of Man came to seek and to save you. When you are far from Jesus, He closes the distance. Jesus was willing to go to the cross to redeem you back from sin and death. Likewise, we are to imitate God. Matthew 28:19-20, is for the church, you and me. We must individually reach out to those who are lost and help them find their way home. As believers we must be willing to welcome the outcasts, the lost, and all people BECAUSE relationships matter. 1. Ask Jesus to give you opportunities to share the Good News in conversations, even if it terrifies you. 2. Be willing to talk about Jesus, even if we think people won't listen and may even ridicule us. Today you have an opportunity to respond. We are going to celebrate Palm Sunday by celebrating Communion together. Some call it the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. You do not have to be a member of the Church of the Nazarene to take communion. What we ask is that you have a personal relationship with Jesus. Maybe you are thinking “I am like Zacchaeus. I have done awful things in my lifetime. But, today, I am MORE than curious. I want to come to Jesus. I want to experience the JOY of the LORD living inside my heart.” If that is you, then this day and this Holy Communion is exactly for you. Today, you can ask Jesus to forgive you for the things you have done wrong against Him and against others AND ask Him to come live in your heart. If that is you, heaven is rejoicing! Reading from Luke 22: 14-20, 14 When the hour came, Jesus and his apostles reclined at the table. 15 And he said to them, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer. 16 For I tell you, I will not eat it again until it finds fulfillment in the kingdom of God.” 17 After taking the cup, he gave thanks and said, “Take this and divide it among you. 18 For I tell you I will not drink again from the fruit of the vine until the kingdom of God comes.” 19 And he took bread, gave thanks and broke it, and gave it to them, saying, “This is my body given for you; do this in remembrance of me.” 20 In the same way, after the supper he took the cup, saying, “This cup is the new covenant in my blood, which is poured out for you. The Lord himself ordained this holy sacrament. He commanded His disciples to partake of the bread and wine, emblems of His broken body and shed blood. This is His table. The feast is for His disciples. Let all those who have with true repentance turned from their sins, and have believed in Christ unto salvation, draw near and take these emblems, and, by faith, partake of the life of Jesus Christ, to your soul's comfort and joy. Let us remember that it is the memorial of the death and passion of our Lord; also a token of His coming again. Let us not forget that we are one, at one table with the Lord. You are invited to come forward and partake in the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Church Family: (Raise up the bread) The bread, representing the body of our Lord Jesus Christ, which was broken for you, may it preserve you blameless, unto everlasting life. Take and eat this, in remembrance that Christ died for you. (Raise up the cup) The cup, representing the blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, which was shed for you, may it preserve you blameless unto everlasting life. Drink this, in remembrance that Christ's blood was shed for you, and be thankful. May it be, in Jesus Name, Amen.

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“Outsiders bring fresh thinking to the table. Some of my biggest contributions were because I thought differently and spoke my own mind all the time.” Peg Wyant is the Founder & CEO of Grandin Properties. But before that, Peg broke the glass ceiling at Procter & Gamble in 1967 - a decade before the phrase entered the lexicon. When the company tried to put her in the typing pool, she responded with “all I can do is think, don't you have a test for that.” She rose through the ranks, becoming a serial “first female” including first brand manager and first direct report to then CEO John Smale as head of strategic planning and acquisitions. After leaving P&G to become an almost full-time mom, Peg sought other challenges — consulting for Fortune 500 CEOs, and founding a venture capital fund focused on women-led companies. Peg soon launched Grandin Properties, a real estate development and management company focusing on walkable urban neighborhoods in Cincinnati. Beyond her career, Peg helped found the P&G Alumni Network and the Women's Capital Club. Peg's new book is called One Red Shoe: The Story of Corporate America's First Woman. Alongside her husband Jack, Peg has four children and nine grandchildren. You'll enjoy this insightful conversation about what it takes to persevere when the odds may be against you, to challenge the status quo, outperform, and break through boundaries. This episode originally aired in November 2021

Special Guest: Travis Chapman Wyant- Crick Diggers Inc. YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/c/CrickDiggersIncFacebook Group- https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082560979610TikTok- https://www.tiktok.com/@crickdiggersincTreasure Vortex took over All Metal Mode Podcast Jan. 2022.Co-hosts are Gypsy Jewels:Website- https://gypsydigs.com/tiktok- https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdrSw2aL/Youtube- https://youtube.com/c/ZeroDiscriminationInstagram- https://instagram.com/gypsies_jewels?utm_medium=copy_linkAnd Amanda Digger DegazTiktok- https://vm.tiktok.com/TTPdrSc6cx/Youtube- https://youtube.com/c/ADiggerDeGazInstagram- https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=op1wgcfzm9mc&utm_content=40kz54Treasure Vortex Facebook group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/treasurevortex/?ref=shareTheme Music by Porks and BeansIan Loch- Guitar, Bass, Train WhistleRon Gallant- Vocals, Drums, WashboardJon Hernandez- Banjo, Mouth harp

Taylor Chalstrom sits down with Dr. Karl Wyant, director of agronomy at Nutrien, to discuss the agronomy of water. In the January/February 2023 edition of Progressive Crop Consultant magazine, Karl provided an in-depth look on the importance of water quality to nitrogen management plans, fertilizer performance, salinity issues and other areas of farm management.