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YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance. 2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives. Creator and Host of Vantage Point Nick Ruffin closes his 2nd season and 2020 with a powerful message on looking back and looking forward with the right perspective.

YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance. 2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives This week Vantage Point welcomes the host and creator of Leading with Lee Vlog, Lee A. Scott II Special Guest: Lee A. Scott II.

YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance. 2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives This week Vantage Point welcomes the creator of Kyle J. Sullivan Consulting, Kyle Sullivan! Special Guest: Kyle J. Sullivan.

YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance. 2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives This week Vantage Point welcomes the hosts and creators of The Pantry Podcast, Shea and Michelle Watson.

In this episode Jose and Kelly review Ryan Murphy's adaptation of The Prom (now in select theaters, Dec. 11on Netflix) and discuss how the Hollywood cast fares compared to the Broadway company. Kelly also discusses digital quest Thickett and The Mad Ones Engine. Jose talked to the multitalented Alexandra Silber about the cast recording of Einstein's Dreams and her novels. He also discussed the surprising romanticism of Google Earth with You Are Here creator Marike Splint, and did a segment in Spanish with Denisse Estefany Mendoza of ¡Niños Show Up! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

YOU ARE HERE!! YOU MADE IT!! It's December 2020 and based on the last 11 months you might be ready to cash in these last few weeks. But before you do, I have some questions: Over the last 11 months what did you see? What did you gain? What did you feel? What perspective do you have? Perspective is the capacity to view things in their true relation and/or relative importance. 2020 has been a year unlike any we have experienced. A global pandemic, divisive politics, racial injustice, massive loss, and much more. I encourage you to take a moment to pause and reflect about this year. One thing we all have in common about 2020 is that we ALL have perspective... but is the trajectory of that perspective true? I invite you to our new Life Series and the final series of 2020: Perspectives This week Vantage Point welcomes the host and creator of the Char Candid Podcast, Charmaine Cooper

One of the best, strangest shows of the last few years was Lodge 49, a curious, sleepy, fascinating show that ran for two seasons on AMC until it was canceled in 2019. Created by author Jim Gavin, it followed a down on his luck Californian named Dud (played by Wyatt Russell) who mourns the death of his father and ends up finding a new sense of purpose in the membership of a fraternal organization called the Order of the Lynx. There, he finds all manner of colorful characters, all of whom are trying to find their way in a world of philosophical and financial uncertainty. It's a deeply strange show, that's frankly almost impossible to describe accurately -- think of it as a mix between Cheers and a Thomas Pynchon novel. There's a lightness and a melancholy to it, aided of course by the show's soundtrack, a groovy yet introspective mix of psychedelic and surf rock befitting the show's Long Beach setting. In between tracks curated by music supervisor and longtime music journalist Tom Patterson, the score (including its dreamlike theme) was crafted by LA-based musician Andrew Carroll of The Lonely Wild. He's a folk/country-rock guy in a similar stripe to Patterson's '60s-tinged soundtrack; his cues accompany these tracks wonderfully and lend the show a feeling of unexpected intimacy and grandeur. While it's been almost two years since Lodge 49's cancellation, it still lingers in the blood, and Carroll used that inspiration to craft a new EP out today, called You Are Here. A three-track blend of psychedelic rock and modern influences, it's a curiously fitting match to the times we're living in, from the isolation of "Vitamin C" to the dreamlike instrumentals of "Hackers in Love". To commemorate the EP's release, I sat down with Carroll to talk about the EP, collaborating with saxophone maestro Sam Gendel, and get some insight into his short-lived, but indelible work on Lodge 49. And in the process, I got him to break down one of the tracks he composed for the show, as well as offer us exclusive acoustic versions of the Lodge 49 theme and the song "Here/Now" from You Are Here. You can also purchase the EP from Carroll directly through his Bandcamp page here.

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This is week 5 of our series You Are Here. Check us out online at discoverypgh.com.

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This weekend, Pastor Nathan concludes our series You Are Here with a message titled “Lordship.” To learn more about Thrive and to see all our upcoming events visit our website:https://www.livewithpurpose.church/SOCIALS:ThriveCCAthensFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThriveCCAthens/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thriveccathens/GIVING:Text: "GIVE" to 903-292-4054Giving Online: https://www.livewithpurpose.church/giveGiving By Mail: PO Box 725 Athens, TX 75751You were made to thrive.

This episode we talk to musician Benjamin Drury. Ben is a composer and producer who also plays bass in the band Helena Pop. Ben is a seasoned performer and composer who has composed works for multiple festivals, including the Canberra International Music festival and You Are Here.We talk about Ben’s body of work and some of the different approaches to composition that Ben has taken. Ben tells us about creating music for different settings and the process of discovering the nuances that exist between musician, space and audience. Ben also gives us a very in-depth looking into the world of machine learn and music creation. We also talk about installation work and site specific works, and delivering a new experience to audiences away from regular venues.For more information check out our website:www.cassetteconnection.com Follow us: TwitterInstagramFacebook 

Rev. Elaine Aron-Tenbrink, our Assistant Minister, reflects on what it means to keep the broken parts of ourselves and our world. We explore the role of self-honest and making amends in the spiritual life.     Elaine shares about the redemptive and liberating nature of truth-telling and taking responsibility for that is ours to repair.  We hope you'll join us for this journey into self-compassion and clear-eyed spirituality.   Get resources and go deeper in the You Are Here series at https://foothillsuu.org/youarehere.

Rev. Elaine Aron-Tenbrink, our Assistant Minister, reflects on what it means to keep the broken parts of ourselves and our world. We explore the role of self-honest and making amends in the spiritual life.     Elaine shares about the redemptive and liberating nature of truth-telling and taking responsibility for that is ours to repair.  We hope you'll join us for this journey into self-compassion and clear-eyed spirituality.   Get resources and go deeper in the You Are Here series at https://foothillsuu.org/youarehere.

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Rev. Gretchen leads us through a sense-based meditation, as outlined in our Field Guide. With piano underscore from Dyane Roglestad, playing her interpretation of I Am Finding My Way.   Find the Field Guide here: https://online.flippingbook.com/view/162594/.   As a part of our You Are Here series, Rev. Christopher Watkins Lamb offers this original song. Learn more about Christopher’s music at his band’s website: https://crispywatkins.com/.

Rev. Sean Neil-Barron, our Associate Minister, preaches about the truth that all of thisーwho we are, where we are, when we areーis enough. He tells us that this apocalyptic time has unveiled our collective courage, our creativity, and our refusal to give up joy and hope. He invites us to practice orienting ourselves with stillness, listening, and grounding. To work on being here in this place. Even with the pain and discomfort, here is enough. Get resources and go deeper in the You Are Here series at https://www.foothillsuu.org/youarehere.

Rev. Sean Neil-Barron, our Associate Minister, preaches about the truth that all of thisーwho we are, where we are, when we areーis enough. He tells us that this apocalyptic time has unveiled our collective courage, our creativity, and our refusal to give up joy and hope. He shares that there is enough space for all of our feelings, all of our pain, hurt, and discomfort. There is enough to hold all of us in a collective embrace. Here is enough. Get resources and go deeper in the You Are Here series at https://www.foothillsuu.org/youarehere.

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You Are Here to Live Your Bad-Ass Life as a Sensitive Theres so much going on in the world but thats not new. Weve been programmed to believe many things that limit our potential, stop us from wanting or believing we can have more. I call enough! We have more resources at our finger-tips than ever before to live our healthiest, greatest life so why are we so stuck as a society? Why are so many people sick, depressed and suffering vs. healthy, happy and fulfilled? This episode, we take a hard look at the victim mindset programming, self-medicating and avoiding real change because its too hard. If you are not happy, you have to ask yourself why but then be brave enough to face the truth and change it. You are here to be a bad-ass sensitive live your best life. I believe that, I am here to help you get to a place where you believe it too.

Homily Part 2 Whether you are ready for the next big thing or not, the task remains only to find the practices and the path that will allow your heart to remain open.  In this homily, Rev. Gretchen Haley tells us that whatever pace and process allows us to stay available to love is the right path for us. This message concludes our Re-Opening (Your Heart) series and invites us into our next series, You Are Here.

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Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Se fundó en 1969 en la ciudad de Londres por Phil Mogg en la voz, Mick Bolton en la guitarra, Pete Way en el bajo y por Andy Parker en la batería, inicialmente bajo el nombre de Hocus Pocus. En el mismo año y durante una presentación en el bar UFO Club de la capital británica, fueron descubiertos por Noel Moore propietario del sello Beacon Records, que les ofreció su primer contrato discográfico. Tras ello, decidieron cambiar su nombre al actual en honor al club londinense.2? En julio de 1970 ingresaron a los Estudios Jackson para grabar su álbum debut UFO 1, publicado en octubre del mismo año. Este primer trabajo recibió gran atención en Japón, Francia y en Alemania, gracias al clásico sonido del hard rock aunque con toques del rock psicodélico.3? El álbum contó con una versión del tema «C'mon Everybody» del cantante Eddie Cochran, que obtuvo el primer lugar en las listas del país nipón.4? Al año siguiente publicaron el álbum UFO 2: Flying, que contiene solo cinco canciones con sonidos mezclados entre el hard rock, rock espacial y el heavy metal. Con este segundo trabajo volvieron a cosechar éxito en el país asiático y en otros países de Europa, sin embargo no llamó la atención en el Reino Unido ni en los Estados Unidos.2? Gracias al gran recibimiento entre los fanáticos japoneses a sus dos primeros trabajos, la banda tocó por primera vez en aquel país en 1971 en donde se grabó el disco en vivo Live, conocido también como UFO Lands in Tokyo, álbum que solo fue lanzado en ese país. Posteriormente fue remasterizado y relanzado en 1999 por el sello Repertoire Records, en varios países.5? En enero de 1972 y durante la gira promocional, Mick Bolton dejó el grupo por motivos personales produciendo que la banda buscara a un nuevo guitarrista para terminar las presentaciones restantes. Los escogidos fueron los guitarristas Larry Wallis del grupo Pink Fairies, que estuvo entre febrero y noviembre del mismo año y durante el mes de diciembre fueron acompañados por Bernie MarsdenDurante la corta estadía de Bernie Marsden grabaron solo el demo de «Give Her the Gun», publicado a mediados de 1973. Mientras estuvieron de gira por Alemania Occidental con la banda Scorpions como soporte, los británicos se interesaron en el talento del joven guitarrista Michael Schenker de tan solo diecinueve años. Tras la salida de Marsden, UFO contactó a Schenker que aceptó integrarse a la banda a pesar de no hablar inglés, en junio de 1973.6? Luego y a fines del mismo año, firmaron un nuevo contrato con el sello Chrysalis Records y establecieron relaciones de trabajo con el músico Leo Lyons, integrante de Ten Years After, para producir los siguientes discos de estudio. A principios de 1974 entraron en los Estudios Morgan para lanzar en mayo el tercer álbum Phenomenon, con un sonido mas cargado al hard rock y heavy metal. De este destacaron algunos de sus mayores éxitos como «Doctor Doctor» y «Rock Bottom», que recibieron buenas críticas gracias al estilo y talento de Schenker.2? Para la gira promocional del álbum, fue contratado el guitarrista Paul Chapman exintegrante de la banda irlandesa Skid Row, aunque solo permaneció en la banda hasta enero de 1975 ya que se retiró para formar la banda Lone Star. En julio de 1975 fue publicado el álbum Force It, que continuó con el sonido del trabajo anterior y que les permitió entrar por primera vez en la lista Billboard 200 de los Estados Unidos en el puesto 71.7? En este trabajo participó como músico invitado Chick Churchill, integrante de Ten Years After tocando los teclados, siendo la primera aparición de este instrumento en un disco de la banda. Por su parte y para promocionarlo, fueron lanzados los sencillos «Shoot Shoot» y «Let It Roll» en el mismo año.8? En 1976 y gracias a los nuevos sonidos que les brindó los teclados, la banda contrató al músico argentino y exintegrante de Heavy Metal Kids Danny Peyronel precisamente en el puesto de teclista, para lanzar en mayo del mismo año el álbum No Heavy Petting, que nuevamente entró en las listas estadounidenses en el puesto 167, pero no obtuvo la misma recepción comercial de los dos anteriores.7? De este álbum destacó la power ballad «Belladona», un gran éxito radial en la URSS, que posteriormente la haría famosa el músico ruso Alexander Barykin gracias a su versión publicado en 1979La gira promocional les permitió tocar en varios países de Europa, como también y por primera vez en algunas ciudades estadounidenses. Tras esta gira, Peyronel fue despedido y luego formó su propia banda The Blue Max. Con la idea de incluir a un nuevo integrante, para ocupar los puestos de guitarrista rítmico y teclista, Michael llamó a Paul Raymond de la banda Savoy Brown, que rápidamente aceptó la ofertaCon Raymond como integrante activo en el grupo, UFO buscó al productor Ron Nevison conocido por trabajar con Led Zeppelin y Thin Lizzy, entre otros. Con él grabaron el sexto álbum de estudio Lights Out, publicado en mayo de 1977, que debutó por primera vez en la lista del país británico en el puesto 54 y en el lugar 23 en los Estados Unidos.7?9? Con este nuevo disco, la banda se ganó buenas críticas tanto en las tierras europeas como en las norteamericanas, gracias a éxitos como «Love to Love», «Lights Out» y el cover de «Alone Again Or» de la banda Love. Tras la gira promocional por los Estados Unidos a principios de 1978, la banda se estableció en Los Ángeles (California), para grabar el disco Obsession publicado en junio del mismo año. A pesar que no fue aclamado y no recibió buenas críticas como el trabajo anterior fue más exitoso en las listas británicas, ya que alcanzó el puesto 26.9? De este destacó el sencillo «Only You Can Rock Me», el primero en entrar en la lista UK Singles Chart en el lugar 50Desde mediados de 1977 las tensiones personales entre Schenker y Mogg aumentaron considerablemente, debido al temperamento del guitarrista alemán. Debido a ello en ocasiones, generalmente en las presentaciones en vivo, dejaba de tocar la guitarra, no realizaba los solos o simplemente dejaba el escenario. Esto provocó pésimas relaciones entre él y el resto de la agrupación durante la gira promocional de Obsession en 1978, a tal punto que Schenker abandonó la banda, obligando a esta a buscar a Paul Chapman para culminar las presentaciones restantes.6? Tras su salida fue invitado por su hermano Rudolf Schenker para participar de las grabaciones del disco Lovedrive. Sin embargo abandonó nuevamente a Scorpions, afirmando que no sentía cómodo tocando canciones de otros.10? Así entonces en 1980 creó su propia banda Michael Schenker Group.2? Sin embargo y antes de su partida, la banda alcanzó a grabar las presentaciones en directo en las ciudades estadounidenses de Chicago y Louisville, para lanzar el que fue su primer álbum en vivo oficial Strangers in the Night. Publicado en 1979, obtuvo críticas positivas a tal punto de ser considerado como uno de los mejores discos en vivo en la historia del rock.11? Este disco además obtuvo el primer top 10 en el Reino Unido, alcanzando el puesto 7 en los UK Albums Chart y también les otorgó su primer disco de plata, al superar las 60 000 copias vendidas en el país británicoCon Paul "Tonka" Chapman como músico activo grabaron el octavo álbum de estudio No Place to Run, publicado en enero de 1980, que contó con la producción de George Martin conocido en el mundo por su trabajo con The Beatles. Con este disco cambió en parte el sonido de UFO, que provocó algunos problemas con los fánaticos de toda la vida, sin embargo les permitió obtener el puesto 11 en el Reino Unido y el segundo disco de plata, por vender más de 60 000 copias en el mencionado país.12? Tras el término de la gira promocional de No Place to Run, el teclista Paul Raymond se retiró de la banda para ingresar en la banda de su excompañero Michael Schenker. Para suplantar su cupo en la banda, buscaron al guitarrista y teclista Neil Carter de la banda Wild Horses y junto a él lanzaron el álbum The Wild, the Willing and the Innocent en 1981, que fue producido por ellos mismos no obteniendo la recepción esperada.2? En 1982 apareció en el mercado mundial el siguiente disco Mechanix, que obtuvo el puesto 8 en el Reino Unido, el segundo más alto de toda la historia de UFO en su país natal.9? Tras la gira promocional el bajista Pete Way recibió una invitación por parte de Eddie Clarke, para integrar su nuevo proyecto Fastway. Luego de estar solo un par de meses en aquella banda, Way fundó su propia banda Waysted en 1983.3? En febrero del mismo año lanzaron el disco Making Contact, en donde Chapman y Carter tuvieron que tocar el bajo debido a que no contrataron un nuevo músico para ese puesto durante las grabaciones del álbum. Tras la gira promocional, junto al bajista Billy Sheehan como músico invitado, Mogg decidió poner fin a la banda por la mala recepción de sus últimos discos y por los constantes cambios y salidas de sus integrantes, lo que hacía inestable la carrera de UFOLuego de dos años que Mogg disolvió la banda, se estableció en la ciudad de Los Ángeles (California), donde se reencontró con Raymond y decidieron reformar UFO con nuevos integrantes. Para ello contrataron a Tommy McClendon conocido por su alias como Atomik Tommy M. en la guitarra, al exbajista de la banda inglesa Eddie and the Hot Rods, Paul Gray, y al baterista Robbie France, que meses más tarde sería reemplazado por exmúsico de Magnum, Jim Simpson.2? En 1985 esta nueva alineación lanzó al mercado mundial el álbum Misdemeanor, que alcanzó puestos similares a los álbumes anteriores en las listas musicales. En agosto de 1986, mientras estaban de gira por Estados Unidos, Paul Raymond nuevamente se retiró de la banda, asumiendo su puesto el teclista David Jacobson como músico invitado. En el mismo año, es decir en 1986, grabaron el EP Ain't Misbehavin' que apareció dos años después en el mercado, ya que el sello Chrysalis puso fin al contrato con ellos, debido a los malos resultados de sus discos. Por ende en 1988 este EP fue lanzado por Revolver Records para el Reino Unido y por Metal Blade Records para los Estados Unidos.13? En 1988 y por segunda vez Mogg puso fin a la banda, por los malos resultados de los dos últimos trabajos y por no sentirse cómodo con la labor de los nuevos integrantesA principios de la década de los noventa, Mogg y Way se reunieron y decidieron reformar la banda con nuevos integrantes. Para ello contrataron a Laurence Archer exguitarrista de la agrupación británica Stampede, al baterista Clive Edwards conocido por participar con los músicos Uli Jon Roth y Pat Travers, y al teclista Don Airey que anteriormente trabajó con Rainbow y Gary Moore. Con esta nueva alineación publicaron en 1992 el álbum High Stakes & Dangerous Men, que les permitió regresar a su clásico sonido. Tras la gira promocional y con alto apoyo de sus fanáticos, Mogg y Way iniciaron las conversaciones con los otros antiguos miembros para reunir a la clásica alineación de los años setenta. Tras algunos acuerdos contractuales y monetarios, Michael Schenker, Paul Raymond y Andy Parker se unieron a Mogg y Way por primera vez desde 1978, iniciando una extensa gira de dos años por el mundo.2? Con los cinco integrantes clásicos grabaron el disco Walk on Water en 1995, que fue lanzado solo en Japón, pero posteriormente fue publicado en los mercados europeos con el pasar de los años.8? Al momento de promocionar el disco con la gira correspondiente, el baterista Andy Parker se retiró de la banda por problemas personales siendo reemplazado por Simon Wright exmúsico de AC/DC. Lamentablemente las diferencias entre Mogg y Schenker reaparecieron, provocando que este último se alejara de la banda en medio de la gira en 1997, causando la cancelación de las últimas fechas. Luego de algunas conversaciones con el mánager, Michael regresó en 1998 solo para tocar en algunos shows de las reprogramadas fechas canceladas a mediados de 1997. Tras ello todos los músicos de UFO prefirieron separarse nuevamente. A pesar de esto último Phil Mogg y Pete Way fueron los únicos que continuaron trabajando juntos y crearon la banda Mogg/Way, con la cual lanzaron los álbumes Edge of the World en 1997 y Chocolate Box en 1999.3? En el año 2000 y tras firmar con el sello Shrapnel Records, nuevamente la banda se reúnió pero esta vez sin Raymond y con el baterista Aynsley Dunbar, conocido por sus participaciones en los álbumes de Frank Zappa.3? En julio del mismo año fue publicado el décimo quinto álbum de estudio Covenant, que en algunas ediciones fue lanzado junto a un disco en vivo denominado Live USA. A pesar de los rumores de la prensa sobre las malas relaciones entre Schenker y Mogg, la alineación permaneció hasta el 2002 para lanzar el disco Sharks, que recibió gran apoyo de los fanáticos europeos durante la gira.8? En 2003 y con la gira culminada Schenker se retiró de la banda, pero antes creó el proyecto The Plot junto a Pete Way y al baterista Jeff Martin, con la cual publicaron el disco homónimo en el mismo año.Con las partidas definitivas de Schenker y Dunbar, el resto de la banda contrató a Vinnie Moore y a Jason Bonham para los puestos de guitarrista y baterista respectivamente. Con la idea de relanzar nuevamente la carrera de la banda, a fines de 2003 firmaron con el sello SPV/Steamhammer Records y entablaron relaciones con el productor Tommy Newton para trabajar en los álbumes siguientes. En marzo de 2004 apareció en los mercados el disco You Are Here, que además marcó el retorno de Raymond a la agrupación tras cerca de cinco años fuera de ella. Durante la gira promocional fue grabado el primer doble DVD titulado Showtime, que fue lanzado en noviembre de 2005 junto a un disco compacto en vivo. En este mismo mes, el baterista original Andy Parker regresó para la presentación en el Piorno Rock Festival celebrado en Granada, España, quedando en ese puesto hasta el día de hoy. En 2006 fue lanzado el décimo octavo álbum de estudio The Monkey Puzzle, que fue considerado como el disco más pesado de la banda después de la salida del guitarrista alemán Michael Schenker. En 2009 y antes de ingresar a los estudios para la grabación de un nuevo disco Way fue diagnosticado de serios problemas al hígado, por la cual sus médicos le recomendaron no participar en las grabaciones.14? Finalmente en junio del mismo año fue publicado el álbum The Visitor con la participación de Peter Pichl, miembro de Nektar como músico de sesión en el puesto de bajista. El trabajo además debutó en el puesto 99 en el Reino Unido, siendo el primer álbum en volver aparecer en la lista UK Albums Chart, desde Misdemeanor de 1985.9? Luego que Way no pudo recuperarse a tiempo para la gira promocional, la banda contrató a Rob De Luca conocido como el bajista de Sebastian Bach para las presentaciones entre los años 2009 y 2011.15? Para la segunda parte y a mediados de 2011 fue también contratado Barry Sparks en el mencionado puesto. Por otro lado y en el mismo año, los exmiembros de la banda Danny Peyronel, Laurence Archer, Clive Edwards y junto a Rocky Newton, exbajista de McAuley Schenker Group, fundaron la banda X-UFO, con la cual dan presentaciones en vivo tocando distintas canciones de UFO. En 2012 fue lanzado el vigésimo disco llamado Seven Deadly, que nuevamente debutó en las listas musicales del Reino Unido en el puesto 63.9? Este al igual que el anterior fue grabado junto a un bajista de sesión, ya que la banda no quiso contratar a un reemplazante de Pete Way. Sin embargo para la gira promocional fueron nuevamente acompañados por Rob De Luca, tras la salida definitiva de Way. En 2013 en una entrevista a Paul Raymond contó que estaban preparando un nuevo disco de estudio, pero que hasta ese momento no tenían confirmado nada. Finalmente en febrero de 2015 se puso a la venta A Conspiracy of Stars, el primer álbum con Rob De Luca como miembro oficial del grupo.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Biblioteca Del Metal (Recopilation). Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-biblioteca-del-metal-recopilation_sq_f1308558_1.html

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We're pivoting from our previous conversational series "You Are Here" to "We Are Here". We're shifting the focus from what apprenticeship to Jesus as individual looks like to what it looks like collectively for us as a church.For more information, visit our website at citizenschurch.ca and make sure to follow us at @citizenschurchca to stay up to date!

You can't get where you're going unless you know where you are right now. Like looking at a map, this series will help show, "You Are Here" in your spiritual journey. Today, we arrive at our destination. The destination for everyone that calls themselves Christians. We are each called to take this final step and become "Disciple Makers."

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In my final "Three Men of Color, Reinventing Fatherhood" series, I interviewed Ken Harge, who grew up with a father who was a bully. He says writing saved his life. Ken (or KLH to his friends) was born and raised in Waterbury, Connecticut, “a big city with a knucklehead mindset,” as he puts it. Although his childhood lacked love and nurturing, he has transformed himself into becoming a highly creative, grounded, and self-aware person who believes his difficult childhood had a reason. Ken knows he is here for something great.With a book, one-person play, blog, and other creative projects in his back pocket, he is creating a symphony during COVID called “The Healing.” He describes himself as a guy with a lot of opinions about what’s going on in the world today and he’s not afraid to share them.As a Black man, he has found it heartbreaking to see Black people dying at the hands of police. He is offended when people say or imply that there is no systemic racism.“All lives matter is almost profane because with very little exception, that tells people to shut up, forget what you’re seeing, and move on.” He views “all lives matter” as a cowardly way to say that what Black people feel doesn’t matter.When I interviewed him, Ken was working on an article called “The Notion of Superiority” based on the work of Walter Rodney, a prominent historian with a Ph.D. in African history. Rodney wrote, “The simple fact is that no people can enslave another for four centuries without coming out with a notion of superiority...” Ken elaborates on this concept, making some profound points:“Some white people complain about protesters rioting and looting, but don’t recognize the reasons why they protest. They say it’s inappropriate and violent. But when Colin Kaepernick peacefully protested police brutality against Black folk, many white people complained about that too. They presumed to be in a position to tell Black folk how they can and cannot express their grievances. Why? There is a ‘notion of superiority.’ Just like a stench that has floated in the air long enough to get used to it, the ‘notion of superiority’ continues to waft in American air...There have been riots, laws passed and enacted, and there has been some positive change. But we still haven’t addressed the stink drifting in the air all around us and so we collectively breathe in the ‘notion of superiority’ of white folk over Black folk..."He’s used the difficult experiences in his life (including the difficult relationship with his father) to write a one-man play, “You Are Here for Something Great,” and then he wrote a full-length novel based on the play. Right now he’s creating a course to help men develop their self-esteem. “I think men having self-esteem can literally change the face of the planet,” says Ken. “If men have self-esteem, they don’t smack their wives. They don’t abuse their children. They don’t go out into the street and do violence. I think they don’t even do terrorism. I think it’s only broken men who do those things...It’s never been safe in this world for men to have feelings. We’re taught to suppress them.”He firmly believes that everything happens for a reason. “If I’d had a lovely supportive mother and father, I would not have turned out to be the creative person I am...I can speak to hurt people, and they know I understand,” he says. “I can speak to lonely people, and they know I know what it is. So it’s all been for a reason.”Although Ken always wanted to have children, it wasn’t in the cards. So about 10 years ago, he felt called to volunteer with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. He mentored a young man named Prince. Many years later, Prince turned his life around, is gainfully employed, and recently paid Ken a visit in his new car. Helping this young man create a better life for himself is Ken’s proudest moment.

We're in the last week of a special four-week conversational series we've been in called "You Are Here" and we're chatting with six different people part of our church family talking through what apprenticeship to Jesus means; what does it mean to live incarnationally in your context and in your vocation? In this episode, we're having a conversation with Misha and Stephanie Galindez.For more information, check out our website at citizenschurch.ca and follow us on Instagram at @citizenschurchca to stay up to date!

You can't get where you're going unless you know where you are right now. Like looking at a map, this series will help show, "You Are Here" in your spiritual journey. Today, we look at what it means to be a "Disciple" of Jesus by looking at the events surrounding the calling of the first four disciples of Jesus.

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We're in week three of a special four-week conversational series called "You Are Here" and we're chatting with six different people part of our church family talking through what apprenticeship to Jesus means; what does it mean to live incarnationally in your context and in your vocation? In this episode, we're having a conversation with Debbie Veronesi!For more information visit our website at citizenschurch.ca and make sure to follow us on Instagram at @citizenschurchca to stay up to date!

You can't get where you're going unless you know where you are right now. Like looking at a map, this series will help show, "You Are Here" in your spiritual journey. Today, we look at what it means to be a "Follower" of Jesus through an conversation He had around a crowd of followers.

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Grab a six pack, or six six packs, or hell an entire TRUCK of Coors light and get ready for one of the most ridiculous Blackout's Box Podcast episodes ever - as I walk into a small bodega while recording and the owner of the store JESS is already on the phone with a very colorful character (to say the least) - Auntie Danny. This prank call was fate, it was destiny I say, I walked into it and it walked into me, and of course Gladys Ridgeford showed up and all hell broke loose! SHOW AND TIMESTAMP NOTES: The Great Auntie Danny & Gladys Ridgeford PART I 0:00 -Introduction to Jess (24 convienence store owner) & her bi-polar Auntie Danny & her 6 pack a day Coors beer habbit. Also Malik - Jess's boyfriend. 2 minutes in - Malik starts playing a youtube video about how the coronavirus is bacterial not viral, auntie Danny gets a little annoyed 4min - Jess talks about 5G in Long Island New York 5 min - Auntie Danny says "I\m Auntie - I'm 66 & a half. 5:30 min - Auntie changes from 6 beers a day to 6 "packs" of 6 beers a day of Coors beer 6:30 - Aunty Danny has never had a Bloody Mary 8:30 - Aunty Danny talks about her favorite time during the 80s. 13:00 - Auntie Danny calls me Blackout and asks if she's ok? 14:30 - weirdness competition - 6 pack mentioned again 15:00 - Auntie Danny talks about Idaho 16:00 - Auntie Danny is a California Girl & we discuss rental prices 18:30 - I start talking as a surfer dude with my surfer days in Cali - Auntie Danny Loves it 21:30 - We start talking about being bipolar 22:00 - BAT ATTACK! 25:20 - Ride the waves BRO (Aunty Danny starts to turn & become combative BRO!) 27:40 - Auntie Danny's secret to a long marriage & Woodstock stories 29:20 - Auntie Danny birthed children while at Woodstock 31:55 - Auntie Danny tells me how to date and get it on with a girl. 35:00 - Dating in Idaho 36:00 - Jess (the niece in the store - sleeps me a piece of paper that says "SHE'S BIPOLAR!!!!" PART II 37:09 - Surfer Bro tells Auntie Danny he want to introduce her to his grandma Gladys Ridgeford (Gladys enters the conversation) Aunti Danny ALMOST picks up on me changing voices! 38:38 - Gladys starts hitting the bourbon! Wooooof! 43:04 - Auntie Danny telles her tale of hard hard work and no free rides or discounts and begins to get angry about her rich mean priviledged mom 45:00 - Share & Cher & Money - Auntie Danny starts to turn even darker about money & starts to get confrontatinal 'bro!' 49:10 - The benefits out having your own house & not having fishy roomates 50:00 - NEWSCAST - Aunty Danny becomes unhinged 53:30 - Fight between Gladys & Auntie Danny 58:40 - Auntie Danny & Gladys make up - Gladys talks abut Tripod. BOOM! If you enjoy this content / channel, please subscribe & hit the bell (you know the drill.. lol) & consider checking out the "Blackout's Box Podcast" on apple podcasts or any major podcast platform / software. Also if you want to keep this content, both comedy & consciousness coming, and you have a few extra bucks consider supporting the channel! Any support is immensely appreciated and valued! http://Blackout.com http://Patreon.com/BlackoutsBox http://PayPal.me/BlackoutServices http://Twitter.com/BlackoutsBox http://Periscope.tv/BlackoutsBox http://Facebook.com/BlackoutsBox http://Instagram.com/BlackoutsBox http://twitch.tv/BlackoutsBox http://YouTube.com/BlackoutsBox https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blackouts-box-podcast-consciousness-comedy-pranks-parody/id1488832622 - (YOU ARE HERE!) --- 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/blackoutsbox/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackoutsbox/support

We're in week two of a special four-week conversational series called "You Are Here" and we're chatting with six different people part of our church family talking through what apprenticeship to Jesus means; what does it mean to live incarnationally in your context and in your vocation? In this episode, we're having a conversation with Ato Essandoh!For more information visit our website at citizenschurch.ca and make sure to follow us on Instagram at @citizenschurchca to stay up to date!

You can't get where you're going unless you know where you are right now. Like looking at a map, this series will help show, "You Are Here" in your spiritual journey. Today, we look at what it means to be a "Believer" in Jesus through an interaction between Jesus, some of His disciples and a father.

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God understands where you are better than you do.

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Can you think of a woman in your life who inspires you with everything she does? That’s how I feel about today’s guest, Rachel Rhee. Rachel is a wellness coach, creator of The Dimple Life, an online guide to healthier living, and the founder of You Are Here, a digital community that provides a supportive space for women to get the resources they need to feel well. As a cancer survivor, Rachel’s mission is to help women educate themselves on the importance of living well - mind, body, and soul. She is a community builder and creates wellness experiences around Los Angeles to continue to open up conversation around fertility, hormones, self-care and other areas that affect women today.   Rachel joins us on the podcast to share how she went from living a high-stress corporate lifestyle to leading a life filled with more purpose and passion. She tells us all about her decision to freeze her eggs and what that process looks like, along her experience with cancer. She is a strong and brave woman who I absolutely love learning from, and I know you will as well.    Rachel and I also discuss: The power in asking for help Tips on making positive changes in your life The importance of allowing yourself to be vulnerable   Rachel's Resources: Guide to healthier living: https://www.thedimplelife.com/ Digital community providing you with wellness programming and connection with other like-minded people (CODE: MOMMY gives you 50% off membership): https://www.youareherecommunity.com/ IG: @justdimpleit and @youareherecommunity   Head to mommy-diary.com for more resources!

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On today’s show, Jason Drury interviews composer Atli Örvarsson. Originally from the small town of Akureyri, Atli Örvarsson became established in the local music scene at a young age. He earned three platinum and two gold records as a member of the Icelandic band Sálin hans Jóns míns before studying film composing at Berklee College of Music and the North Carolina School of the Arts. He excelled in composing and was awarded the Pete Carpenter Fellowship, which brought him to Los Angeles. He began working alongside TV veteran Mike Post on NYPD BLUE and three LAW AND ORDER brands. Soon after that, Atli met composer Hans Zimmer, who extended an invitation to join his team at Remote Control Studios. Atli’s accolades include winning the HARPA Nordic Film Composer Award for his acclaimed score to Rams, several ASCAP & BMI Film & TV Music Awards, a “Breakthrough of the Year” nomination with the IFMCA Awards in 2009, plus he was nominated for the prestigious World Soundtrack Academy’s “Discovery of the Year Award” for his score for Babylon A.D in 2009 and his score for Ploey: You Never Fly Alone was nominated for a “Public Choice Award” in 2018. Atli’s credits include orchestrating and writing music for some of Hollywood’s biggest projects, including the Pirates of the Caribbean series. As a composer, Atli Örvarsson displays musical diversity throughout his action-film scores in THE EAGLE, VANTAGE POINT, THICK AS THIEVES, THE FOURTH KIND, the Nicolas Cage medieval fantasy SEASON OF THE WITCH and HANSEL AND GRETEL: WITCH HUNTERS amongst others. Atli also worked with Hans Zimmer to contribute music to Zack Snyder’s superhero blockbuster, MAN OF STEEL. Atli’s most recent credits include THE HITMAN’S BODYGUARD starring Samuel L. Jackson and Ryan Reynolds, the coming-of-age film THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN, the Icelandic drama about two stubborn brothers RAMS as well as on TV FBI, CHICAGO FIRE and CHICAGO PD. His latest assignment is the Apple TV+ thriller series DEFENDING JACOB, which premiered globally on the streaming platform on April 24th, 2020. In April 2020, for the CINEMATIC SOUND RADIO NETWORK, Jason talked to Atli via Skype at his home in Akureyri, Iceland. During the interview amongst other things, we talked about how he scored DEFENDING JACOB, how he got into composing for film and TV, his relationship with Hans Zimmer and his forthcoming new solo album YOU ARE HERE. Also during the interview, you will be hearing music from Atli’s score for DEFENDING JACOB as well as his new single “Hum”taken from his album, YOU ARE HERE, and more. Enjoy! —— Check out our NEW Cinematic Sound Radio TeePublic Store! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/cinematic-sound-radio Cinematic Sound Radio Web: http://www.cinematicsound.net Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/cinsoundradio Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/cinematicsound Cinematic Sound Radio Fanfare and Theme by David Coscina https://soundcloud.com/user-970634922 Bumper voice artist: Tim Burden http://www.timburden.com

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With all the insanity going on in our world, it’s no wonder we wish for a map that says YOU ARE HERE with an arrow to show us where we are in the overall scheme of things. But very recently, the Lord has let a few of His own know what time it is …

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