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DerrickTalk
A highlight from 50 Year Old Rapper Krayzie Bone Fighting For His Life In ICU...
"Spotify for Podcasters has revolutionized the world of podcasting by allowing the novice and seasoned podcaster to create a podcast painlessly and in real time. No cost, no hassle, and you can even record from the comfort of your own PC or phone. That's right, and the Q &A polls allow real -time interaction between the host and his audience. What are you waiting for? Download Spotify for Podcasters now and make your voice heard on sites like Spotify, iHeartRadio, Deezer and more. Prayers go out to Crazy Bone. He is a member of the infamous hip -hop trio Bone Thugs and Harmony, and of course everyone pretty much I would assume you probably know who Bone Thugs and Harmony is. They've been responsible for such hits as Crossroads, First of the Month. I mean, man, you know, if you are a 90s baby, you probably definitely have heard of Bone Thugs and Harmony, Crazy Bone, Busy Bone. I've actually seen them in concerts, so the guys were absolutely amazing on stage. I think I saw him at Chop Suey here in Seattle. But anyway, Crazy Bone is going through a medical emergency. It's not looking good. He is actually fighting for his life. According to sources, he checked himself into a Los Angeles hospital after he was coughing up a lot of blood. So he checks himself into a hospital, and obviously there's some type of bleeding going on with one of the arteries in his lungs, and doctors have been unsuccessful in stopping that bleeding. So they are attempting a second surgery after the first one was unsuccessful. So, they are attempting a second surgery to try to stop the bleeding, and he is on a ventilator. He is having to have assisted breathing, so it does not look good for Crazy Bone. Fifty years of age, just a bad situation. So we are praying for his recovery. I have not heard any updates, except the fact that they are performing a second surgery and the family is being very, very quiet about his medical condition. Obviously, the only ones that really know what's going on with Crazy Bone is probably family members at this point, but we are praying for a speedy recovery. Obviously, I think it's pronounced sarcoidosis, sarcoidosis. I think this is the disease, it's kind of like an inflammatory disease that attacks the lymph nodes, the lungs, the eyes, the brains, pretty much any organ in the body. For some people, they kick it. It's not a problem, but for some people, obviously, like anything, it can be very detrimental to their health. Bernie Mac, famous comedian, he passed away from sarcoidosis. So it's definitely something that can be fatal if not treated properly, if not caught early. We are praying for Crazy Bone, that he makes a speedy recovery. This obviously is very, very bad news. People like LeBron James, other celebrities are reaching out to extend their prayers. Definitely, we are asking that the audience members here on Convo Over Cigars pray for Crazy Bone, that he makes a speedy recovery after this medical emergency. You guys have been locked in to another edition of Convo Over Cigars on a Monday. I'm your host, Derrick Andre Flemming. It's a rainy one in Seattle. Everybody be blessed.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "over fifty years" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Your mind well i think the confidence is a curious thing for a young quarterback in the nfl in after getting sacked nine times while throwing four deceptions this past sunday the mental mindset of sam howell is on the mind of head coach ron uh... i think uh... he's holding up pretty well practice well today had a good day as far as throwing the ball but yeah it is something we mostly you do do pay attention to and and obviously it's early in the season but you don't want it to happen and continue to happen and have it wear themselves on something we we are most certainly aware of w t l p's george wallace at practice today posting on x flash tweeting at gee wallace w t o p baseball nationals arrival after losing both games to baltimore cambrian yards this week they are in atlanta this weekend orioles host boston the next four days birds clench the ale east with the wind tonight nhl preseason capitals visiting detroit this evening general manager brian mcclellan happy to have a healthy tom wilson on the ice i think he you know you saw him get to the almost to the point you you know where he was a hundred percent i think he's a hundred percent now it i think it takes a full year and a then he good had off season so i i think he's right where he should be wilson bouncing back from that acl surgery he had last year seven p m game time on fifteen hundred a m college football one of the reasons behind maryland's foreigners start the takeaways head coach mike locksley it's definitely been a catalyst and how we've been able to overcome slow starts and then last week helping with our fast star so it's a much needed much needed thing for us on the defense side i'm hoping it is contagious because you know you look and see to have the amount we've had the last two weeks uh... we'd love to continue that trend terps take on indiana saturday dave preston wtop sports thank you dave it's eleven fifty six money news brought to you by the crohn's and colitis foundation the crohn's and colitis foundation has been at the forefront of inflammatory bowel disease research in care for over fifty years learn more about research education and support at crohn's colitis foundation dot org prescriptions require an online consultation with a health care provider who will determine appropriate restrictions for details and important safety information subscription required price varies based on product and subscription plan hey guys did you know there's a generic form of viagra that works just the same but is ninety five percent cheaper and you can get it online go to hims dot com slash joy through hims you'll get a free medical consultation discrete shipping if prescribed and the process this is one hundred percent online to start your free online visit to go to hims dot com slash joy that's h i m m s dot com slash j o y this is w t o p news w t o p
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"over fifty years" Discussed on WTOP
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Mark Levin
Nicolle Wallace: The 'Real Threat of Today's Republican Party'
"Missy may I call you Missy better than messy actually Missy FBI has distracted itself going after the Catholic Church going after pro -lifers going after parents I'd say its agenda has and really expanded so when people are calling them out that's we're what supposed to do if we want to be a free people we're not distracting them from doing their job you idiot and what hell the is your job why don't you just go in the FBI's payroll with a DNC's payroll what kind of moron are you anyway you have no self -respect whatsoever go ahead a chance that will wake up and have a real conversation about the threat of today's current Republican Party that's what I wanted to get the real threat of today's Republican Party you know why she said that because she knows knows what's coming mr. producer doesn't she a full expose with brass knuckles Democrat Party and what it's done to this country really since it since it was established but today yesterday ten years twenty ago years ago fifty years ago a hundred hundred fifty years ago the book the book is over 400 pages I did the final edits you know what the publishers said to me mr. producer we have to get it to printing stop stop oh they love the book only five of us actually read it I wrote it
Mark Levin
Obama Suggests Tim Scott Doesn't Have a Plan for Poverty, Racism
"Gentlemen and the answer of course is a hundred and fifty years almost two hundred years of marxism that'll exit fix now you have countries and where the vast majority of the population black is and there's on the face of the earth does that do it hundreds of years of racism you have countries where the vast majority of the people are brown is that due to hundreds of years of racism some of the poorest parts of america in appalachian so forth are are mostly white is that due to hundreds of years of racism so this guy is a racialist he is a race baiter that's all he knows as he hangs around white people and gets rich and these billionaires who like being with obama hundreds and michelly of years of racism that's that's the reason the reason we have poverty homes not followless and by the way i'm not saying every home that's followless children the turn out to be criminals and so i know that not to be the case but but if you have a two -parent household the chances are significantly better that the children will be raised better school choice
The Old Man's Podcast
Episode 215; So two girls walk into a bar..... - burst 01
"Just some just. Doing what. Old guy does best tell stories based on life experiences. I have to admit my life. Experiences been not rich so entertainment and information right here on the old man's podcast for everyone of every age. You all just sit back and enjoy. So what's coming up on this episode of the old man's podcast. Well i've lived sixty two years now and fifty of those sixty two years were under the auspices of something called title nine as right title. Nine is fifty years old. Who wanna talk about that. Some have a tip for you about using other people's ideas it's going to have a wrestling relation to it. The pep talk is on teamwork coming off of a quote by andrew carnegie. of course we're gonna play trivia and my final story. A funny thing happened. This really did happen just last weekend. Two girls walk into a bar. I'll get you started on that one and finish it off. Stay with me. Great stories coming up on the old man's podcast
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
John Solomon: January 6 Commission Chairman Once Sympathized With Black Secessionist Group
"Back with john. Solomon you've got to listen. It's going up in ten minutes. The latest podcast from john solomon reports with president trump. follow him at j solomon reports and bookmark. justin used dot com. You sent me earlier today. An unbelievable i don't know how many man-hours this took you to research. But we tell us about this story. Hubris adjust the news dot com about the chairman of the quote unquote insurrection investigative committee. Yeah absolutely while for months weeks now. We've seen bennie thompson. The democratic congressman from mississippi on television sympathizing with the police officers were injured on january six during the capitol right and denouncing an event that he has repeatedly called and insurrection. Fifty years ago. He was on the opposite side of an insurrection. This movement back in nineteen seventy one. When a group known as the republic of new afrika was making waves throughout mississippi. Why because the fbi was closely watching as it was trying to put together a movement to take if necessary by force land from people in mississippi louisiana georgia south carolina and alabama and create a separate nation on us l. called the republic of new afrika. So you know just to be explicit here. Ethnic separatists in america. That's yes they actually wrote their own declaration of independence. They renounced their citizenship in a meeting monitored by the fbi they engaged in multiple conflicts with police. Officers usually doing something Waffle like stopping car for traffic incident or executing a search warrant three times members of the are group killed a police officer in the early seventies and bennie thompson. Then a young alderman from a tiny town called bolton mississippi then known as bg times. Not even known as benny. He spoke out in favor of this
UN News
Global Economy Projected to Show Fastest Growth in 50 Years
"The world is on course to register the fastest growth in fifty years after the pandemic induced downturn. But only the wealthiest countries stand to benefit. Human economists said on wednesday a new report from the un trade and development body unctad maintained at this partial rebound happen because wealthy countries have spent their way out of trouble but this has not been possible for poorer nations whose economies have been hit much harder by cave nineteen down the two thousand and eight to nine financial crisis said unctad secretary general rebecca greenspan. We are seeing now extremely accommodative. Monetary policies in huge fiscal packages utilized by countries with currencies reserve status in the meantime developing regions who spending packages. Where but a fraction are already having to cut back. Some of their spending and increase their interest rate in reaction to the fears of increase inflation. In chris in debt ratios and the prospect of a new adverse cycle in financial markets. The young touchy highlighted that global economic growth was likely to be highly uneven and that next year it is likely to slow significantly with incomes trailing three point seven percent below pre pandemic levels
AP News Radio
Militia Leader Gets 53 Years in Minnesota Mosque Bombing
"Hi Mike Rossi are reporting a militia leader gets fifty three years in prison in a Minnesota mosque bombing Emeli clear Harry the leader of an Illinois anti government militia group was sentenced Monday to fifty three years in prison for masterminding the twenty seventeen bombing of a mosque in Bloomington Minnesota the fifty year old Harry previously known as Michael Hary recently said she is trans gender no one was hurt in the bombing but more than a dozen members of the dar al Farooq Islamic center community gave impact statements about the trauma they suffered Harry a former sheriff's deputy who led a group called the white rabbits was convicted in December on five counts hi Mike Crossey up
The Guardian UK: Politics Weekly
Biden Administration Sues Texas Over Abortion Ban
"Came out of washington late on thursday night. London time with the announcement by the attorney. General of the united states. Merrick garland that the biden administration will be suing the state of texas taking out a federal lawsuit. It all relates to a move by texas which is widely regarded as the most extreme restriction on abortion rights since the landmark nineteen seventy-three ruling known as rovers his weight. He came into effect last week. By decision of the united states supreme court and all of the last week liberals and democrats and abortion rights activists have been debating. What can be done. What can the democrats do. What in particular can the democrat in the white house. Joe biden do well now. We know the first step that the administration is gain to take but earlier. This week i talked to the guardian. Us columnist maurer donnegan who's written extensively about abortion rights in the us. And i began by asking more. Don't again to sketch out the political landscape these last fifty years and the role abortion rights as an issue has played in that charting the nearly fifty years since that landmark decision of roe versus wade. The other major story. Today is the decision of the united states. Supreme court handed down a historic decision about abortion. The court said and so when roe v wade was decided in early nineteen seventy-three. It was actually a pretty uncontroversial decision. It was a seven to two decision. The majority opinion which legalized abortion in all fifty states was written by a justice who had been appointed by republican president who was fairly popular in fact at the time. Abortion rights were popular writ large. That really started to
AP News Radio
Justice Dept. Sues Texas Over State's New Abortion Law
"The justice department is suing Texas over a new state law that bans most abortions the law is the biggest crackdown on abortion since the roe V. Wade decision nearly fifty years ago women have a constitutional right to abortion act is clearly unconstitutional under long standing Supreme Court precedent Attorney General Merrick garland says he's worried other states could enact similar laws to deprive other constitutional rights the suit asks a federal judge to declare Texas's law invalid Sager made dining at the White House
AP News Radio
Ex-Cardinal McCarrick, 91, Pleads Not Guilty to Sex Assault
"A former once powerful Roman Catholic cardinal has appeared in court in a sexual abuse case former Roman Catholic cardinal Theodore McCarrick is the only Catholic cardinal in the U. S. current or former to ever be criminally charged with child sex crimes he appeared in a suburban Boston court room he did not speak but the court entered a not guilty plea on his behalf to charges of sexually assaulting a sixteen year old boy nearly fifty years ago the now grown accuser told authorities that McCarrick was close to his family when he was growing up and that the abuse started when he was a young boy pope Francis defrocked McCarrick in twenty nineteen after a Vatican investigation determined he sexually abused minors as well as adults I'm Rita folate
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
Texas' Near-Total Abortion Ban Takes Effect
"Cambridge before roe v wade and so i know what it was like when women didn't have this choice we couldn't control our own bodies our own destinies here. We are fifty years later fighting the same battle again. It's incredible to think that we would be going backwards. It's the women of limited means women of color women in rural parts of texas who do not have access. This is just devastating. Big no options whatsoever the texas law virtually banning abortion that went into effect today could have an impact on women far outside that state opponents were banking on the supreme court stepping in and stopping the measure from taking effect. But that didn't happen as political sums it up the court's decision to not act on an emergency petition from texas abortion. Clinics comes as the justices. Prepare to more. Broadly reconsider the right to an abortion. It established almost fifty years ago. Back with us tonight. Eugene robinson pulitzer prize winning columnist for the washington. Post and susan dell persio of veteran political strategist boast are msnbc analysts. Thanks to both of you for being with us susan. Let's start with you. There are a lot of people who fully know that. Republicans at a state level have been attempting things that are either faints or real attempts to to place restrictions on abortion for some years now but this has surprised a lot of the fact that something that feels very much like a total ban on abortion could actually get past the supreme court. Absolutely i ate it. Is it's sending shockwaves especially to a lot of the republicans who may instead like yes. I'm pro-life but you know roe v. wade's the lay the law of the land and they also believed in Exceptions to incest rape which this law does not have this is the harshest law that i think republicans could ever see coming and at this point i think even some republicans are going to have a hard time getting behind it. Come twenty twenty two
The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
Dr. Cindy Geyer Explains Seasonal Allergies
"Welcome cindy get to be here is always so tell tell us. What is this problem with allergies. We're having this country. How prevalent is it. What are the symptoms of most people get a white causes it and and how does traditional medicine typically deal with this problem will allergies have been around for a long time so it's not a new problem it's when your immune system makes antibodies usually called aegean antibodies to something that you're breathing enter exposed to the environment like a dust allergy or a pollen allergy grass allergy and. When that happens these mast cells. That contain histamine dumped. Histamine calls all symptoms that we recognize as allergy symptoms congestion. Sneezing itchy nose. Itchy eyes watery eyes sometimes using tightness in the chest stick it can contribute to asthma and one of the things that sort of gets overlooked is just how exhausted people who have acted allergies concealing relate Just loma Fatigue so those are the classic symptoms. Even though it's not new the prevalence is unfortunately increasing There were people nowadays with allergies actual allergies than there were fifty years ago hundred years ago and we can talk about some of the reasons why that happens in typically. We're going to treat it or in traditional medicine retreat with identifying the allergen trying to remove it treating the symptoms with antihistamines may nasal. Steroids may be an inhaler for your lungs or trying. Desensitization shots were draws to try to down regulate that response and and what we see often is is for this resignation. That oh i've got allergies is just i got anything i can do about it so like e or i had to take these nasal sprays and the truth is most of the allergy medicine. They're pretty benign but the steroids. The steroids are not and they're often used pretty aggressively. Flo nase and name names the next. His hailed steroids. That may reduce symptoms. But then 'cause osteoporosis. In 'cause you know other immune suppressing issues and now people really suffer from these problems and and the question why are we so overreactive to things. That are just part of our normal environment. I mean that's a question asking allergies something. Humans get well. Guess what not necessarily when you look at populations indigenous cultures and you look at even kids who grew up in american
Environment: NPR
U.S. Ramps up Wild Horse Roundups in Drought-Stricken West
"Throughout this hour we've been following how the rain and wind from hurricane ida is punishing the southeast. But we can't forget that all this is happening. While the west is experiencing severe drought and that drought is not just affecting humans. Wild horses are dying. Due to a lack of water the federal government is trying to save them by rounding them up and adopting them out across the country but as nevada. Public radio's nate heggie reports. It might not be the solution. It appears to be black helicopter. Swoops past a group of wild horses running across western. Utah's high desert. It's mid morning already on. The helicopter is trying to herd them into a corral. Lisa read is watching the action while sitting on a blanket under an umbrella. The helicopter works like a sheepdog. It works the horses from side to side guiding them to the direction that he wants them to go read is with bureau of land management. Right now. her agency is in the middle of a huge emergency campaign to get roughly six thousand. Wild horses like these out of the desert and into private stables or pastures across the country. That's because the drought in the west is so severe this summer. That it's killing horses. People wanna say let mother nature take. Its course but boy. That's the stuff. Nightmares are made of reed remembers reading reports about a small group of wild horses who died from dehydration during the west last severe drought two decades ago. There was one full. That was still alive and It was nursing off of a dead mom. That's heartbreaking wild horses rounded up. Today are faring better not by much at a nearby row. Some of the mayor's look got you can see their ribs and their hipbones and that is definitely a direct impact from the drought unlike other desert critters such as bighorn sheep or mule. Deer the federal government. Can't just let wild horses die off. They're protected under a fifty year old. Federal law it mandates. A set number of healthy horses living on healthy range lands. But lately the beale has argued that there are too many wild horses on those range lands. That's creating unhealthy conditions and the drought is just making things worse so the rounding them up and adopting them
Perspective
Remembering Rolling Stones Drummer Charlie Watts
"Earlier this month. The rolling stones announced that drummer. charlie. Watts wouldn't be able to join the band as it kicked off. Twenty twenty one tour in north america. He was recovering from an unspecified medical procedure. The ban said this week. We learned of watts's death in a london hospital at the age of eighty in abandoned eclectic colorful characters. Watts was a steady force for both the stones and for rock and roll. Abc news entertainment producer. Matt wolf has more on his legacy jerry. Charlie watts once said in an interview that being drummer an outfit like the rolling stones like across between being an athlete and a total nervous wreck site. You wouldn't do it after watching him play with the world's greatest rock and roll band for over fifty years the of cool in grace behind his drum kits stage presence almost giving off this. Been there done that kind of vibe. That's because he did it so well. One of the food in playing. Dr never learned to fly a washer. A should have gone to school in announced do it and it would seem everything turned out just fine. There's charlie talking about his craft on the stones youtube channel. Now with a lot of people don't know is before joining the bad back in nineteen sixty three rock and roll was the furthest thing on his mind growing up in post world war two wembley in the uk. Charlie immersed himself in jazz recordings amassing a sizable collection of vinyl singles. Practicing his drumming skills to the sounds of charlie parker duke. Ellington elvin jones and johnny dodds. You'll young they have to learn volumes. Really one of the hogg thing to play with great intensity very clearly as a young man. He had a good thing going laying with local outfits and jazz and blues clubs in and around london while studying to be a graphic designer even securing a fulltime job at a london ad agency after college drumming became his side hustle.
AP News Radio
Doobie Brothers Try to Keep Long Train Running, 50 Years On
"The Doobie brothers are ready to start their fiftieth anniversary tour a year late I'm marquees are letter with the latest Doobie brothers had planned to tour last year celebrating fifty years as a band then the pandemic hit Tom Johnson says for a year it felt like every day was Thursday they're ready to try again with the tour that begins Sunday in des Moines Iowa the Doobies also will release an album in October Michael McDonald says rehearsals have felt like old friends getting together rather than old rivalries if the tour is cut short twenty twenty two is the fiftieth anniversary of their first hit listen to the music
Dishing Up Nutrition
Eating to Prevent Muscle Loss as We Age
"So we teach real food nutrition to middle aged adults and seniors Who want to have better health as they age. And i believe that people generally know that what they eat affects every aspect of their life without question. Your nutrition certainly affects your body and your brain so today we went to discuss. How nutrition affects your muscles. And if you go to the gym you may be told. It's all about the exercise. Well yes exercise definitely helps but you really need nutrition to support what you're doing in the gym We especially need to eat sufficient amounts of protein to build and maintain the muscle. Yeah you know when. I was preparing for this class today or this this radio studio event in the day i found out that ten percent of adults over fifty years of age lose muscle mass and this is called. We're losing muscle mass. It's called sarka opinion. And why is that important. Well it's important because it decreases your life expectancy and your all overall quality of your life and after middle age. We adults lose three percent of our muscle strength every year on average and say that again caroline as really important yeah after middle age adults lose three percent of muscle strength every year on average. And you were telling me before we came in studio today about your experience as a trainer. What what were you saying about that. Well i used to teach fitness. And i've learned from you know. The research is that we are either losing muscle or gaining muscle. Muscle is not static and never stays the same. So while you're sitting there you're either. Losing muscle are gaining muscle. So it's important that if you know the old message if you don't use it you lose it right there's truth yeah so you know as your body ages. It becomes more resistant to those growth signals for your muscles. And that's going to result in the muscle loss. So not only. Is this balanced diet that we're going to be talking a lot about today with adequate protein and calories right yes necessary for maintaining that
The Eric Metaxas Show
Rabbi Yehudah Glick on Worshiping in Peace at the Temple Mount
"You are the head of the temple institute as a christian and somebody who recently i'm i have. I'm coming out with a book where i talked about biblical archaeology and i have been so fascinated with a archaeology in jerusalem and israel and particularly the temple. Mount the history there so what what is going on with the temple. Mount with the idea of building. A third temple i mean most americans know nothing about this and i'm just fascinated me here from somebody who may give me some answers so as you said. I was the director of the temple institute. I'm now the. Ceo of the jerusalem foundation and the mission of the foundation is actually the forge path in which people who love god can freely of course regardless of their religion persuasions can freely and respectfully worship in peace at the temple. Mount and by providing equal access to the holiest of the holy places. We symbolically rebuild. The temple which strengthens the communities worshippers sham and strengthens the values. The value system the mankind and unfortunately in the temple mount for the past fifty years only muslims were allowed to worship. And we don't believe that that that definitely in western society who believes in freedom of worship that this continue and therefore thank god. We've made a major change on the temple mount and We've turned the place into place where thousands and even hundreds of thousands of tourists of believers in god who are not not that don't have to be muslim. Could come and pray and our goal is to turn the place into a house of prayer for all nations as i said. Well let me ask you. Just because i need the fact when i mean if i had visited jerusalem in the last ten years was would i be allowed on the temple. Mount yet you you would be allowed in the temple. Mount but if you've come here Five ten years ago on the temple. Mount you'd have policeman following you checking your lips. Make sure you don't move till tonight. You cannot bring by bible onto the temple mount. You cannot carry any other religious article on the temple mount today. If you're not muslim you have. You can walk on
LGBTQ&A
Interview With Tennis Legend, Billie Jean King
"So just as we often say how much has changed for queer people in the last fifty years your bookers reminder that that statement is also true for women and your case being a woman and a professional tennis player wasn't even a career path that existed. So when you were starting out how are you thinking about what was possible for a career in tennis. I played team sports as child. I in a lot of people may or may not know my younger brother. Randy moffett moderates are birth. Name became a major league baseball player. So sports is in our blood. I dad was a good athlete. My mother was good athlete. So susan williams in fifth grade asked me. If i wanted to play tennis and i said what's tennis i thought i would probably wouldn't play because she played the country. Calm and my dad's a firefighter. Aside well this is an my realm of thinking. I've also played on the softball team and she told the coach. She'd taking me out to play tennis and she said oh they give free instruction here on tuesdays applied walker. And it's free coaching. While i go out to have my first session with clyde and at the end of it i knew i wanted to be the number one tessler in the world but then was amateur and i didn't like that because i grew up around pro sports pro met. You're really good at what you did and amateur. Music was a hobby so one of the first things. I wanted to change sport. As far as being a professional sport it were none really no options as a child for girls and today there's still many more options for boys. What really happened though. What really changed my life. My epiphany was when i was twelve. I was just daydream. One day and realize that everybody who played tennis for white shoes and white clothes play with white balls and everybody who played was white. And i asked myself whereas everybody else. Where is everyone else. So that was my moment that i dedicate the rest of my life to fighting for equality for everyone everything i've done. We'll go back to that moment. That epiphany twelve years old.
Science Fiction Remnant
"over fifty years" Discussed on Science Fiction Remnant
"We done. Let's say for example. We come up with solution that we could be there in a week. Still when we get there on a week still going to be that that time is going to be passed backing earth. War-drive i think if we do a warp drive and we get there in a week still not going to be a we back here because by the time that we're able to be seen up there or that. We have a telescope to look back into the sun into our solar system. Maybe this autumn the sun is already long gone with the earth and everything else. That's another point to actually. Carl sagan discussed and his His videos is moving to date. I think we see Reverend josh data ellie ellie. You know you're going to be there for. You is going to be what he said week. I forgot what he said a long time. It's going to be. Let's say for example is a week unless you remember what he said based on No they didn't know what was going to happen since they thought that she was going. Vega i think it was gonna take like twenty six light us right well. He's they didn't specify number but he said like everyone will be gone by could be gone by the time you back on the around for example. Let's say twenty-six stick dot number over fifty years would pass. 'cause i mean granted it could be and that's very short. It could be an hour for her. Let's short let's put a number right. Let's just put a number. Let's put maybe an hour for her going in coming back But for people on earth going is twenty. Six coming back is twenty six the time still running the same speed in here. So let's say for example. It's just round up to fifty. Let's say the guy is thirty. He'll be eighty when she comes back. Yeah so yeah..
On The Ledge
"over fifty years" Discussed on On The Ledge
"Thanks also to. I don't know how to pronounce this. Is it man. Katie did or non catchy. Did i don't know when you're from the us and you wrote a lovely review for village. So thank you to you. Snake plants aka sensor various. All the mr t. of the succulent world chunky funky. An also tough and they are something that i've been wanting to delve into on on the ledge for many a moon and finally this week it's happening. I'm bringing back. Dr colin walker president of the british cactus and succulent society biologist an expert on this genus to talk all things snake plant from propagation and pollination to that taxonomic controversy will cover it. All taxes lumped controversy. I'll just preface that by saying that. I'm still calling sensitive various sense area. Despite the fact they've now been placed into the genus sina following genetic research into their dna as we'll hear from colin. It doesn't have to spoil our fun of this wonderful group of plants which really do make a fabulous addition to anyone's house plant collection so without further. Ado let's get cracking. And here my chat with dr colin walker. Well hi folks are. I'm calling walker. I'm currently president of the british koch succulent society. But my eight year presidency is just about to come to an end. I have been interesting growing and studying succulents for just over fifty years. I'm now retired. So i can spend more of my time looking after them. Them and writing about them. I have a lodge collection and two greenhouses conservatory on a porch. I currently live in scotland just gloss so the dry conditions are a bit challenging to what i was used to embed fiche. We hate talk about sense of areas and this has been a subject that people have been requesting pretty much since they thought of making this podcast. And we're finally talking about them dating a whole episode to them and these of grown his popularity in the last few years. But i wonder whether you could tell us. Start off by telling us a bit about where and how they grow in the wild and what conditions are like. I'm guessing they have to be tough because they're from a place where the not getting much moisture sons. Fear is a genus of about eighty species distributed in africa Also there's a couple in madagascar then going east daycare innova beer and his fall eastern burma. There's a severe burn money. I've only ever encountered severe is in the wild once we were on a safari in the eastern province of south africa. And there. I encountered what i am believed to be some severe hyacinth. Authorities are about five species native south africa and this was growing in. I would say sort of grassland really so it wasn't particularly our invite him to fight the eastern cape province quite moist to be honest So the southern species dunked really occur particularly our violence Going so if you go. North west intern happier gola and then going north east through kenya up into the arabian peninsula of conditions. Get more arid they will grow in very arid environments that where the rainfall is very low. So they occur in quite a range of habitats and they are tough. They'll very tough plant so they can survive. Extreme environments tha very dry but also some of them come from funding moist environments as well so that kind of relates to the way we We growth in cultivation the tough piece. I've seen a division of. I don't know where i read this that they can. I think actually was in a book that i've got in 'electronic former by an american writer could her mind. Stover does not name about a. And i think it was in there that i read that she classifies them into soft leaf and hard leaf forms are reduce different sorts of breakdown. I would call them the the softly ones. I would call them thin. Leave d- rather than softly because to be honest all son severe as tough leaves and they tough because they're full of fibers and They have been used as a source of fiber conditionally. The cool boasting hemp. So the same way the ta- coffee sisal. All a is used a source of sisal because gaul visa very fibrous son severe as have in the past been used as a source of bloodstream fibers so all some severe is have to five per sleeves but the kind of cullman company encountered species tried fussier alter it has a long thin strap lightly. It's not very succulent is quite thin but it's very fibrous so that's run under the spectrum. The wanst tie particularly like at the other end of the spectrum which have very fleshy leaves. There's still quite fibrous but very succulent. So if you go to section through some of these leaves it circular in section or deeply channeled so they all very succulent so that that's kind of like a crude division so the thin said loved ones the very the ferry fleshy much more succulent leaves roles in terms of succulent tendencies assets. That's the really secure to a more interesting and in some respects more challenging to go to grow because they tend to be slower growing and obviously very fibrous does that mean that not much actually eats them in their native homes. I seem i'm thinking. I've got some phrase in my brain. Goes where it comes from. That is elephants chewing gum which possibly indicates the elephants identity. I'm getting that from a half. No evidence for elephants eating son. Severe as i've never read anything about i to be honest. Imagine elephants eating these things because they quite tough and there's not much the thin be drawn up much moisture in them tend to like fleshy plants. They renounced the eating baobab for instance because they are very fleshing so i called too much elephants seats them to be honest in terms of animals eating son severe as i put thought as much danger that in cultivation i find some severe is pest free to be honest i mean my tie and crush lacy a quite prone tim bailey bugs. I mean not competitive succulents They don't seem to attack some severe so in terms of pests and diseases son. Severe is a pretty trouble-free my experience. I don't think i've ever had a pass on any of mine. I can't i can't recall having one. I'm sure there's somebody somewhere with the with the answer. Very with mealybugs interesting. These these plants are often classified as unkillable but often a bit concerned that people suggest putting them into all good in in deep shade which seems counter intuitive to me given where they come from and they all succulent plants. If you actually want your sense of area to really grow and thrive well.
Part of the Problem
"over fifty years" Discussed on Part of the Problem
"I don't know you. Wherever through history something clicks something changes dramatically in. It gets whitewash through history. But this is that time like this this time you know it comes round like two hundred and forty something years. Eighteen sixty was it. I don't think you know the nineteen forties where it. I don't think those times were it. I don't think nineteen thirteen. Was it this. However there is a conscience in a remnant right now that is on fire and just like enough is enough man. This is not gonna progress. Pass me and my generation. It's time to take a stand like i. That's the thing is you got it in the thing is. You've got the power with it because look at look at the last year of right if we look at this this what's happened. In terms of the face of tyranny. We've had an entire year. Where most people especially from the libertarian side. Have said peace peace peace and then patient. Even most of america has been patient. And what is done. It's paid off and giving us time and space so that we can have a correction. You know. Texas is open. Georgia's open florida's open places are opening up all over the place right now and we have an opportunity to say okay. What's never ever let this happen again. Yours how no. I think you're absolutely right. You know i was saying on the last episode. That as i'm watching right now as the whole narrative is is collapsing. And really something like now. That audi is kind of it seems being thrown to the wolves like in the same way. That cuomo was the hero and then he was thrown under the bus now. She's getting thrown under the bus. And i go the only thing. I can really compare this to in my life. Are the war in iraq that propaganda just all fell to pieces and the trump russia hoax when that all fell to pieces and those were big. I mean they were huge. Huge stories in the warren rack was a huge thing. Particularly for you know people like it was really big thing Snuff the truth. Is that most of america was fairly removed from the consequences of that war. I mean yes the indirectly. Yes okay the housing bubble was fueled by keeping interest rates. Low and all these things but they don't put that together really But now and there's a lot of americans out there who do have family members who were just died or were never the same when they came back and stuff but that's still only a small percentage. Because you know we all figured out this system where we don't have conscription army. We just have this kind of we just bribe in propagandize group of brave young men to go do the fighting but so that collapsed. And did you know i mean it. Had effects destroyed the republican party. I mean without that collapsing. You don't have. Donald trump take over. The republican party were profound effects. The russia thing collapsing did have some profound effects but this collapsing is different. Because this locked. Americans in their homes. This destroyed tens of millions people's careers their jobs millions of children falling behind like this this this collapsing right now gives us an opportunity that we've never had before in my life to really insert our answers into the conversation like hey look what we did over this last year. This is y as you said. We never do this again. We never do this again. We gave up every ounce of freedom and they were dead wrong and more than being dead wrong. They they knew. They knew that they were wrong. They knew from the entire time that there's probably came out of a lab that it was their research that was that was you know funding or their funding their research. That was doing it. They knew that masking was bullshit. They knew all of they new kids didn't get the virus and now it's coming out more and more. I mean there's no way they didn't. They knew the lockdowns weren't fucking working near the lockdowns weren't working. You know the bigger point is like all right. What was it right and we can answer that for him. This was an economic meltdown. You know this was bubbles bursting inside of bubbles and you know the the idea that okay. We're going to manage this by keeping everybody in place and not letting our tax cattle roam about outside of maybe their own state room country things like that where we can sit there and go guys. It doesn't matter who was the president. It doesn't matter if it was bush or clinton or bush again or it doesn't matter all this shit was fortuitous. We've been saying this for over fifty years as the lp. Now's the time to drag out that fifty year record of being libertarian. And go look. We were saying here. We were saying it here. We were saying here. Were were telling you now. It will continue to get worse than more. Bandaids more crack that you pour into a crackhead the next relapse bigger. It's going to be worse than this one. And so i don't know man. There's some things out there that i'm excited about like some blockchain tech across not only you know things like bitcoin but like social media and all that kind of stuff that i see is kind of a tool for us and this really interesting. Time to sit there and go. Hey guys look look over here. Let's do some education and at same time pointing towards some solutions. Yeah yeah no absolutely and it's like it it's a it's a scary time but it's an exciting time but you're you're right. I mean when you when you see the bubble that they're trying to reinforce this old be beaten down worn down balloon that they're trying and now they have to pump so much air into it. I was reading just earlier today. What is it like that. Twenty two percent of the money. That's being exchanged right now was created in twenty twenty like it's unbelievable. I mean this isn't even like this isn't even comparable to the job that they tried in two thousand eight to reinforce this bubble. This is just all a complete house of cards. At this point that is that has to Come come crashing down so we gotta be kinda ready for this This next Moment and like as you said before you know especially for those of us who got kids we really got no other option than to really. Try our best to to push this whole country in the right direction because this is unsustainable. It's going very bad direction. And i think that's. I don't think anyone disagrees with that. At this point everyone knows this is unsustainable and going in a bad direction every crazy far left crazy right all the way in between they may have different villains and blame it on different people but everyone knows this thing is is falling apart and we. Libertarians are like the only ones really have the answers. Yeah and the thing is you're all these criticisms we'll get. Well what about this. What about this. you're an anarchist or your amid. Arcus how are we going to provide for things. Well what about trash on the side of the road. You're like this all exists in your paradigm. Now what you're doing is pointing out the failures of this government. This murder coal apparatus. That's infected our lives forever. What we don't understand what we haven't tried tried is real liberty in real freedom..
Startup Talk Toronto's Startup Podcast
"over fifty years" Discussed on Startup Talk Toronto's Startup Podcast
"Entrepreneurs and influencers move made a difference now the host of startup talking. The founder of toronto starts startup coach. Welcome back to start of talk. I'm your host to start coach. Founder of toronto starts in with me. Today is jason ferrara. The founder of one development corp. and they're changing the way property acquisition and real estate redevelopment Model is happening in toronto. I welcome jason. How's it going craig. It's going great. Why don't we start with. What is one development corporation. Yeah so. I formed one development because i saw an opportunity to do things a little bit differently in the in the market the toronto real estate market specifically so our a real estate development startup Our focus is primarily modern contemporary homes in the gt. And so what we do. is we take. these dated. Houses transform them into these uber. Cool homes And i saw a bunch of the aca look book on your site. In back in the seventies look book was a whole different thing but it wasn't bad great like they're nothing i would normally see. Yeah and that's and that's the kicker Not only for that design style of vomit architecture. But it's very desirable. There's a huge demand for these. And yeah you you. You're starting to see some pop up but you don't see them often in knots because you know this style has relatively. It's relatively new in canada You know you a traditionally find you know. Modern homes have been around for over fifty years. You know and so But generally in warmer climates california for example or florida or you know mediterranean etc and that's because You know they have the temperatures there to build those sets of houses and so now we're able to build these sharon candidate because the materials have gotten that much better so you can get really creative in design style. You don't have to use the typical brick and mortar type houses. You can do. A lot of this at prefabricated paneling stucco and so you know. These materials are really well designed now to sustain the weather conditions. Here in canada energy. Conserving windows and doors. Things like that so you can now that they're you know. More readily available that demand for him is very very high and so that's the area of the market that we're trying to tap into so i like to start with who the entrepreneur was growing up. What were you like as a child. Where a handful for your parents were studious. where you into music back. Then a sports socializing. Yeah total troublemaker. Of course Bomb boy at home and then went out with the boys it was it was all held now now. It wasn't so bad. Typical kid You know i was actually a pretty quiet kid Somewhat of an introvert. In the sense that i was a thinker a dreamer if you wanna call it. That always curious You know always with my hands..
DSC On Demand
"over fifty years" Discussed on DSC On Demand
"Everybody sportsworld. The padres had one sixteen out of twenty ballgames heading into chicago yesterday to begin a three-game series against the chicago cubs sworn on sutter. It's got a go by as monstrous homerun. Just the left of dead center that need to know that probably about four hundred and sixty faded me know that the two to one. Yeah well like he could do that again. In the same game comes the three two two bios. Why swing left center. This is a mon- shy to another home. Run for by clubs. Leads seven seventy two and seventy two would be the final cubs when it uncoupled with the giants blowing. The angels the padre surrender first place in the division of the giants padres. Now half came back with their thirty four and twenty one record and omar to the blue angels their navys fabulous f eighteen squadron. Hope you noticed by the padres and cubs go again tonight five. Oh five our time. Stanley cup playoffs be a toronto. Maple leafs fan today. Windy toronto and they're trying to hang on and they're gonna do it. Gained seven and the maple leafs are done. Canadians are moment on toronto. Blue a three one series lead. They haven't won a playoff series since two thousand four. They've lost eight straight series clinching games in the playoffs. One of the original six national hockey league teams toronto. Maple leafs have not won a stanley cup. Since nineteen sixty seven. Could you imagine living in a city team or teams haven't won a single championship but over fifty years. The good news is hockey's mariah carey is back in action. New york islanders announcer chris king. Talk don. I will not all islander fans love that guy but we love it and islanders bruins. They're tied one one tennis superstar. Naomi osaka has withdrawn from the french. Open one day after. She was fined for skipping her. Mandatory media obligations. Osaka has been battling depression and mental health issues and the daily questions and second guessing by reporters Sometimes hostile questions during press conferences had been too much for her. Osaka has won four grand slams or majors including the last two and feels terrible about being a distraction. The irony is these media. Obligations are designed to bring attention to the sport but had she not opted out. We wouldn't even be talking about the french open right now yourself. excuse me. Meanwhile in all that. I'm a vegetarian on occasion. I will have fish but i'm one of those people. It's got to be a specific fish. It's gotta be salmon. It has to be wild salmon and it has to be caught in the big river in montana and it has to be fair caught. It's gotta be caught and in his mouth not with a fishing bolt. I call it bare table. Fish association wizard sweep sixers up three one. The jazz metered memphis to take a three one series. Lead there and a biggie at staples tonight levees lakers are tied tinto with phoenix and laker seven. Footer anthony davis might sit out with a sore growing levy. Isn't the same with an ankle. Is it time to stick a fork in the lakers. All right to quit. Just a quiet jen. Just no sons lakers. Seven o'clock on tnt brooklyn can close out boston tonight up three won. That game is at five in other sports stable so we were watching the saturday night game with the padres and the astros which was such a fun come from behind victory and are we sure that putting the guy on second in extra innings shortens the game..
A Bowl of Soul A Mixed Stew of Soul Music
"over fifty years" Discussed on A Bowl of Soul A Mixed Stew of Soul Music
"A bowl of soul a mix to us so music and we celebrate the birth of the godfather of soul missed the dynamite so brother number one james joseph brown who was born may third nineteen thirty three and he passed away on december twenty fifth. Two thousand six. And you know. James brown was an american singer. Songwriter dancer musician record producer and band leader. He is the central magenta tour of funk music and a major figure of the twentieth century and his career lasted over fifty years and he influenced the development of several several music. Jonah's of r&b. And we are celebrating the godfathers so part one right here on a bowl of soul and coming up next you know we gotta get you out of sight. We go from fifty eight but please please please to nine thousand nine hundred sixty four with out of sight with yours. Truly mr james brown and this is a bowl of soul. Ooh hey this is lenny williams and you're listening to a.
Chasing Elephants Audio Podcast
"over fifty years" Discussed on Chasing Elephants Audio Podcast
"For so forty through forty three forty seven years of ministry full-time yup. That's incredible. that's incredible. It really isn't it. I mean. I don't mean that well look at him. I visited a sense of. I just can't believe i do this. Yeah this is. This is the most incredible. Wow but you know what what is. It was encourages. May about as i listen to you sir. There's there's there's a joy in the journey that doesn't grace but increases over time when when you do this thing right now and and that's what. I want our students to see that the the the longer you serve jesus the longer than whatever leadership roles lord hash in whatever capacity. He uses you in. However you're called to serve in whatever sphere of culture that may be that the the more you served. It's almost like the more you serve. The more got expands your capacity to experience joy nan. And you're just such a great example. That circus you've here you are. You're forty seventh year. Fulltime ministry over fifty years in in in a total ministry but but end and yet yet. It's it's it's funner as you said there's more joy to it than ever before and what what a great goal for all of us that we would we would look up forty seven years down the road and go. Gosh this is so much fun. I don't wanna quit a brent. This morning at a early breakfast. With a young man that i'm disciple ing and just sitting there talking to him and we're we're thinking about you know now and in the future and dug up warriors buying me the gun from you. I'm looking at young guys like this when i was on a daily basis it just realizing if the lord terry's these these are guys that are going to just keep reaching the rural for jesus christ and on my word Out how could they not wind up. Yeah yeah whoo..
History That Doesn't Suck
"over fifty years" Discussed on History That Doesn't Suck
"Ninety dollars and a gold watch. The last passengers also gripped with fear. I just scared him to death. parole later. Say she describes him as chinese and nearly her size he only has five dollars as for the driver henri bacon. He only has a few bucks so pearl. Joe decide not to rob him he also give each exactly one dollar for dinner. Then tell them to be on their way and quote not to look back the their lives close quote hoping to cover their tracks are two bandits ride through the desert as they make their way indirectly to the railroad at benson. But it doesn't work only few days after the robbery. Furlan joe wake up to find. Sheriff william truman's excited winchester wheeling posse surrounding them only days into their criminal career. Twenty miles shy benton. The duo surrenders the amateur bands headlines across the nation especially pearl. It's rare enough to hear still operating stage coaches much less to hear of one getting rock and robbed by a woman. Jane curtain's supposedly rob stage coaches in colorado back in the eighteen seventies but that's all hearsay pearl is the first woman who's indisputably robbed a stagecoach from san francisco to new york. Newspapers excitedly report on pearl. Hart the tigris. The girl band the woman. Bandit the female bandit dressed in male tire and so on though incarcerated pearl even does a full interview with magazine of new york called the cosmopolitan enjoys her celebrity status but also backfires while still awaiting trial pearl breaks out only to be recaptured because she's recognized from her pictures in the magazine. Dish left to go to court after all. The trial happens next month november. Eight thousand ninety nine the all-male jury deliberates and finds pearl innocent. But why depends on who you ask. According to the el paso daily herald. The gentlemen of the jury considered her impoverished circumstances in motivation to see her. Dying mother understandable. Some however believe that pearl and beauty and now wearing a frilly skirt rather than cowboy attire flirted her way to acquittal. Judge fletcher is furious but in a second trial that same month for federal charges the jury finds pearl and joe guilty of stealing stage. Coach drivers pistol receives a thirty year. Sentence pearl gets five. Neither will serve anything close to that. Though joe receives a position of trust and is able to go outside yuma zona territorial prison on february sixth nineteen o one he exits in. It's never heard from again as pearl. Territorial governor alexander brodie pardons are three years into that five year sentence on december fifteenth. Nineteen o two. No explanation is given for over fifty years. Not until nineteen fifty four. The former governor secretary finally shares that pro was released on account of pregnancy. Only three men were allowed to visit her without escort and one of them was the governor. Was this about avoiding scandal. Whether he's the father are not. It's not a good look but is she pregnant or did she just fit her way to apart. Should pro be admired or she. Just a common crook is she. Champion of women's suffrage who denounced answering to a male jury or was that as historians will conclude. Just meet up to whispers and rumors fill every corner of the united states as americans do with pearl what they always do with western now us mold them into the hero or villain that fits the desired narrative and the rumors of what becomes of pearl in her later. Years are endless but my favorite belong to the nineteen twenties supposedly on hottest ever era. Zona day fifty. Something woman walks into the two story brick courthouse in florence. She looks around ben on her way out turns to unattended and says nothing's changed curious. Attendant asks her who she is stopping the doorway. The well dressed mystery. Woman turns and pronounces proudly her heart lady bandits and with that she exits gets taxi into wives often at sunset ever to enter the public eye. Again.
National Prayer Chapel, Pilgrim's Progress
"over fifty years" Discussed on National Prayer Chapel, Pilgrim's Progress
"And i'll tell you. I believe that's because i lack holy spirit power. I had an opportunity to sit with with pastor. Billy graham at channel seven one day he was going to be interviewed and i was there to cut spots for my church television spots thirty second spots so we were sitting in the same in the same room and of course i recognized him and i myself and we began to speak one with another. He was a very gracious man. A very kind man. I said to him billy. Why have you not come to washington. Dc to hold a a great rally an evangelistic campaign like you have in other cities he said to me. I've not been able to do that because the churches will not cooperate one with another and the powers of darkness in. This city have simply blocked our way. I was stunned. I was very young. Then but i know it now to be true. I know that washington. Dc cannot be brought forward in the gospel of jesus christ until our men and women in the church who are totally made righteous sanctified and filled with the holy spirit. You'll times used to say save sanctified and filled with the holy ghost there right. That's what it's going to take to break the armor in the spirit realm the whole this great city captive now. I've earned the right to say these things. I have walked the streets of washington in prayer walking. I have spent many many months yet. Years tutoring children in the inner city. I administered on the street. Corner preaching evangelistic sermons in georgetown being chased from one lot to another. I have ministered in the city for over fifty years. And i'm telling you very bluntly and very plainly there is such a strong demonic. Hold over this city and that demonic stronghold extends to america now it has been spread by witchcraft young millennial women particularly are becoming wikens. Which is we are in desperate trouble and now for a year most churches have not met. I have absolutely no comprehension. Pastor could allow his church to be shut down and pretend they're doing church over the internet or zoom. I'm i'm speechless. What the gospel. Jesus christ calls for. I'm astonished that the pastors have not called their people to home meetings with they would go and preach to their people and carefully cultivate their heart for jesus christ but the church in washington and in america is primarily a business enterprise. It is an institution it is a mindset of institutional racism and we are bound in traditions and proper nece. I don't think it matters what the government says about whether we can meet or not meet. Jesus says forsake not the assembling of yourselves together and especially in the latter days. That has not happened. Jesus has bombed us out of our buildings and we're now seeing the cold lukewarm heartedness of the american church on full display. My hat is off to those brave pastors who've said regardless of what anybody says we are going to meet for worship maybe not in the building we may have to meet in the backyard. We may have to meet in our homes but we will meet no. I wanna press further in the eighth chapter acts. The eighth chapter. I'm going to begin to read for you in verse. Fourteen now the apostles in jerusalem having heard that samaria had received the word of god they sent peter and john to them after having come down prayed for them that they may receive the holy spirit for he had not yet come upon any of them but they had only been baptized in the name of jesus. Christ then they were laying their hands upon them and they were receiving the holy ghost. Then i take you to acts nineteen the church at ephesus chapter nineteen begin with verse. One no came to pass while the policy was in corinth. Paul having already gone through the upper regions came to ephesus. And after having found certain disciples he said to them if you receive the holy spirit. After having believed he asked them then they said to him but we never even heard if the holy spirit is given and he said to them into what. Then were you baptized. And they said into. The baptism of john and paul said john. Indeed baptists baptize a baptism of repentance. Saying to the people that they should believe in the one coming after him. This is in. Jesus christ and having heard they were baptized in the name of the lord. Jesus and paul having laid hands on them the holy spirit came upon them and they were speaking with tongues and were prophesying and all the men were about twelve so here. I've given you two very clear. Examples the holy spirit was not given at the same time. Baptism was given. You is a subsequent experience now. Chapter two of acts and while the day of pentecost is being fulfilled. They were all with one accord in the same place and suddenly there came out from heaven and noise as the rushing of a mighty wind and filled the whole house where they were sitting and there appeared to them tongues parting off as fire and sat upon each one of them and they were all filled by the holy spirit and began to speak with tongues of different kind as the scripture as the spirit was given to them to speak out. Now please hear me. I.
The 5 AM Miracle
"over fifty years" Discussed on The 5 AM Miracle
"Ghost rolls these invisible narratives that shape and define our engagement and limit where we're willing to look for ideas or limit where we're willing to look for potential contribution for value and when that happens. Unfortunately we start to live with these these narratives about who we are in the world. That simply aren't true. They're based upon other people would want for us based upon how we're actually wired and so i think to some degree even searching the try to uncover what it is. That really drives you what it is. That really animates. your best. Work and provides engagement satisfaction in. Your work is something of a brave track to embark upon. Because you might and this often happens with people that we work with through prove you. You often discover things that you don't want to discover you often learn things about yourself. That aren't convenient. They don't fit into a nice neat narrative and you would like to tell people. Listen there are no bad motivational themes know. There are twenty seven teams that we've uncovered of motivation to live within six families. Sometimes people find out that they're driven by a theme that they don't like or they don't want to be a motivation. Listen there's no there are no good and bad themes it's all about how that theme interacts with animates. Your work animates your relationships. And your experience of the world and so once we begin to frame it up for people and help them understand. Listen there are no combat themes. I think that that really changes people's perspective. But i think being dishonest with yourself not really seeking to understand is not going to get you anywhere except for helping you dig deeper into the right. You're you may already be experiencing. Yeah very true that the whole idea that we kind of we play into what others want from us is just a common thing. So let's break down some of these motivational themes that your book goes into where these themes emerge from. And where do we find. Most people fall into. Yeah so i mentioned earlier. The research that has been going on for over fifty years now That is comprised of over a million achievement stories from people of all walks of life professionals clergy. Basically anybody that you can You know any profession you can think of. Any level of an organization can think of There's a story there From someone use or who fits that description and as we analyzed these achievement stories of these moments when people had accomplished something great in their life and they describe what it is that really animated their best work. What the team discovered is that there really are twenty seven unique ways that people talk about..
The Mindless Morning Show
"over fifty years" Discussed on The Mindless Morning Show
"Songs. I if i'm not mistaken that's probably like better than any musician. Other than no matter. What instrument they played. As i make you feel i. I don't think about it. You know like a set. I'm really. I really love playing. I love working. And i really rarely look in the rear view mirror. I'm always looking ahead and And i am grateful at this point in my career that i still have lots of stuff going on. That's really still moving in this direction. Rather than you know thinking about you know my discography and things like that. I've actually been forced this year to confront my- discography having created this youtube channel. Where i'm visiting you know. So much of the material. I've played on over the years and telling stories about the other musicians and artists and studios and stuff. And it's probably the most i've ever thought about what i do in my entire life but generally i'm i'm really looking forward to. What what am i doing today. And what am i doing tomorrow is really going to. I'm coming from. That's awesome like you live in the moment and you're very super super humble and data about the accomplishments. I mean you talk talk about them. So he's so minimum. I i don't even know how it'd be probably have a swollen head so kudos to you. The thing is i mean. I recognized that. I've been doing this for over fifty years and and it's been an incredibly great run but really i have still the kind of the same the same kind of childish enthusiasm for it today that i that i had the first time i walked in a studio i find the process of making music and working with other people. Really the most exhilarating sing. I can imagine and so it it. It keeps me incredibly motivated. Eat moving forward because it is the thing that brings me such incredible joy sitting and thinking about records. I've played on and stuff really. I mean it. that's that exists. That's there and you know people come up to me all the time and talk about things like that night nets. It's been a great run. That's all i can say. I'm hopeful that i can eek out. You know as many more years as i possibly can do in this awesome. Sure you are so agitated with like getting the exact same questions over..
Flipboard EDU Podcast
"over fifty years" Discussed on Flipboard EDU Podcast
"Only pressured into hunan there so and the level where i felt like people were excited about this. I wash my students wash their parents and their families. I watched her community. Was i want to serve as many people that we can do that. A check the box gives talk but at some point connor by this a little bit and the best way. I think discipline myself to go through. That process was to listen to all brands. Who were nagging me to say right in the. It was reluctant thing. Is i love you questions. I go a mile to say what he does but it should down right at all that the discipline to really make it so that other people could use it so looking at traditional schooling as far as test assignments due dates roles of desk. What do you believe that the future education goes beyond that paradigm like. How do you think education is going to be in the future opportunities and resources that were not using no ucla. There's a wonderful quote above all that kind of power in the brick rebound booking marshall and. It's it talked about using the tools of our age to their best advantage on the internet. I think about the conversations that you're seeing right now during school canvas closures during pandemic about online learning. We're not doing on armor. Were doing a very well intention crisis intervention with a lot of people who don't know how the networks over fifty years we've had the internet we don't have a national curriculum awareness campaign. You're out all the code. Behind what you and i are using bad enough if you're driving in your car and it breaks down and you can't fix it breaks down. We're nowhere so i think for starters. We need to build awareness about tools. Were using and. I think that i need access needs to be reconsidered. Civic and human. Because you're onboard. You're getting the information whether it's financial trading or research or access to scholarships or even just people in your neighborhood you're in in. You're not giving those things you're out and we've known for a long time in this country and i'm saying this the white guy to a black guy. Social networks and access the power and authority and resources are damn here every day. So i think we're starters schools in a little more like winged young people and this point understand or water in which were swimming as number one number two. We only digesting in the publishers. Run either you see. Every has got the whole world in their We can act as any backward would mouse over missing out on honouring. We're missing out on how to connect with each other will missing out on things like embassy thinking and see it all over the place and see in our elections and our social policies and not an understanding and counted. Although we have think our way through these things so that we can exercise and all those lovers and back knees what education entry way. I wrote learning about quality education. At least we invite more people and make it a real education right now. Just sound like free. Speech is why. Watch the ted talk. And you're pioneer basically doing some of the stuff that we were doing. I love educators. Who were used the internet for to make him a global classroom structure but quarter the issue. Is that teachers today. Say that using cell phones using the internet is actually going backwards as actually going opposite of what you're talking about. How do you convince somebody like that. That there is a global classroom available to them and their students a really good question just to be better. I'm already heard charger. I care a lot about the thing about. But i think that's true for everyone and i want to be prophetic in my own practice so when i hear that i missed imagining what what i imagine that first of all people were heard they're doing with so many different sources of stress pressure pain that then you imagine there now is the time to sing or solve problems. That absolutely challenge though. This is the best time of near damning social justice issues climate. Change us or heating things up to the point that an institution that has never really listened almost apply almost out a window where things are questionable because everybody away but right now they did so i. I wanted to acknowledge people who come to this. Profession needs to be regarded professional. And that means can't reject that one of us represented out of hand without absences. we've questioned. What is it about technology that it takes people away in your mar on yet in conversation. When we didn't get to the point where we take the long view of history and remember that the blur were supposed to be ruinous. Also there have been locked points where we had the new tools and said oh my gosh. There's no way we can use a word processor conscious with your typewriter. I remember you get the the day over again. where's this young man now ashamed time. I also think it's super not to get into position bargain over. This technology is good. Technology tool tedtalk may remember a comment in there somewhere about screwdriver. Ends up. never would've got a car. And i can give a rash. My arm six letters. I could bleep it out. His argues editor editor special. Ed gear i care less about the technology for technology's sake but when i think about what we need to bill adams rules and so since young people are growing up and spending our our on everything from snapchat instagram facebook. If we don't address out mindful. Jane focus our program these tools and creative teams around them so that you can use them and not letting them use you because that's the environment which we were right. Now everything comes over the smart on ener teacher. Biron does number one blocking them off from what used to using our lives and number two coming across a barrier everything that had holes and it's a losing proposition. So i would rather find a way to answer those questions by asking more about so. Where does that come from. And how is that per year we could definitely get into the game cam and signaled stealing data and i have this kids on owning about curious on and they sure about when they go. Oh my god. Older notable thing as cues as it is and sometimes satisfying the dog or cat and mouse game and the bigger culture here is about being chains versus creature name. He just look at the numbers in the classroom. Why don't you play that game. Element schoolteacher between twenty and forty high. School teacher has between one hundred hundred when every single person in corporate meeting knows that. They're there because they have something to contribute when i was consulting a bunch of people in the room. And they're not talking. We're still gonna cover. We want those perspectives. I even wanted to conflict art on the idea of people bill the relationships and we forge thinking the point now and me a big part of open source learning building each other. Why would i retire converse. you've never met. I don't know what they need and dated. It's gonna be equation hauling care. I'm.
The Side Quest Inn Podcast
"over fifty years" Discussed on The Side Quest Inn Podcast
"The language of the contract is all. I'm saying. His thing removed. Oh you're getting the ring removed. It's no longer on your your finger. We should be more specific about what we're on passing understand. Now i got all the moles removed from my body. But i still this damn ring. And you'll know that as i'm complaining and yelling to your face that i am telling you the truth ovum. Oh oh my god the rest of you. What are you doing are you. Are you asking people in town about these dibs. Are you looking into the other. Adventurers you both. Yeah you can. You can do one. Someone else can do the other as you're walking through town it's just it's just gonna be dice checks. Peter peter would look for the dibs. Okay trying to find out how to find them. Or maybe Go to the library at the temple. Find out where they would likely stay or be found. Okay roll me a diplomacy check with the check for finding out about the group it would. It would also be a gathering information. It'd be diplomacy. So i can roll performance for you. Sure kim so that'd be a thirty three thirty three You okay. So as you're gathering information peter You find out that more people than having these dreams Them the same place this like meat locker with Padded walls and those windows. The same thing that raymond saw in his dream People start talking about how they it's like seems like an abandoned building and you should check the warehouse district because there might be a place there Like the meat locker. Actually something in town. Yeah yeah my. Someone says that there was an old meat. Locker called sanguinis like a meat processing plant. But they said they. They went out of business years ago like like over fifty years ago. And did they say where just in the warehouse just dip numa. Do you wanna roll your what are you doing. You're doing i. Yeah yeah. I mean look for the adventure. Okay see what i can find out. You said it's a diplomacy so performance for me. Yep thirty two k rimba what are you doing. Are you going to also be asking about one of these. Nope i'm just tagging along k. I'm trying not to cause trouble. And i don't have nearly the diplomacy to be to contribute perfect. She be pickpocketing. As your government. I thought about that. And i actually don't i. This is a rare case. In which i don't want to distract from the the goal alley. Which one are you looking into the the dibs or the adventures. Yeah i mean. I would also go for the dance. I think okay go ahead and roll diplomacy to gather information thirty three you find out from someone who has had one of these dreams in there yet. They tell you that the warehouse district this old meat processing plant. They said they went by it last night after they like. They thought this was the place in her screams coming from inside and like howling and they ran away..
RAGE Works Network-All Shows
"over fifty years" Discussed on RAGE Works Network-All Shows
"Into it again. I have that letter somewhere. Blew my mind that they were so nice about court. But we're not married so it's always been that way so by with my relationship with them and stuff so that's nothing but good experiences with star trek no back and i want to mention that there to our listeners and people watching this today That steve has. He does have a youtube channel and he's chronicled the process of building. The enterprise work masks many other models. He's worked on and put lights on all sorts of things stuff that is beyond my pay grade understanding for models. Because i'm a terrible model maker of its dvd's amazing work and your youtube channel. It's very informative for folks who are interested in that i. I still have a contributed much anymore. I've since bought and paid for a video account. You can find video to smg studio doug drexler name the studio smg. 'cause used the caught steve meals garage and So we we shipped to that. Smg on they're all. There is a showcase that has all of the building of this model than i did a retain years ago. I think there's some on there. The chair to i have more supper put on it. I haven't done but them were recent working to do with this video. Which is a two thousand square foot. Two story studio At marian i do every day is all chronicle there The so you can see because every week we do a show from inside the studio kind of like tested. They adam does And very nice and shot Freshman camera equipment. Good sound we do it all the way and the older videos are more and how you know my own personal camera. Resell this that. But people seem almost like those data. Some all bessul within i much but i had i had stepping up so and for folks who today might be interested in checking out some of your work and possibly purchasing some of those masks themselves How can they reach out to you. Contact you to find out more about how do that well they can. They can go to Steve neal dot art dot blog and And that that's my Art steve neil website on that are you also if you don't remember that auditors artists need new. There's another speed. Neil your whole an artist and wyant as surfboards and stop so don't get these that the artist eve meal Chronicles art were passes wells. Present day Work i've done with the author willy screamer and in charlotte related paranormal stuff but also has a store hops. A collector's mass. That's in the main us on the Landside and scroll mousy quarter master in. I have a lot of stuff in there beside star trek film. Thanks from well. Like i have the baby from A this baby from two thousand one child but also have moon watcher. This is the adam. Savage has been that the lips replica will hang the lips actually move on mouth boobs. Everything is did in the original movie. In fact this particular one here actually had been warned by damn record and play moon watcher. He's also a friend. Asked me how i get people coming to my life and nowhere like gary lockwood so Dan gary both on our projects together. It was a really wonderful time. He asked the where this as. It's been over fifty years to to lunch. They put an pictures. I'll send you Putting this on my is property of the just. Like i did when i was on the savage star trek motion picture as it. I mean this stop never get sold for one of my friends who i've worked with all these years. Were in the same feel odd. They've grown tired of it doing it. The completely retired. And i don't know what they do now but they're not doing this stuff. I remember i remember. We all started stuff including rick baker. He's stayed to bow. We would never.
National Prayer Chapel, Pilgrim's Progress
"over fifty years" Discussed on National Prayer Chapel, Pilgrim's Progress
"But now i need the fullness of luke eleven i need the pentecost baptism. I'm embarrassed saying that. I've been on this journey for over fifty years as a pastor. And i still have not received the fullness of the baptism of the holy spirit. If i had you would see a great revival moving you would see men and women rushing. We put these videos out in fifty or sixty people will watch them not ten thousand. Why well the devil blesses his videos and they go to thousands a million. We need jesus to bless his word. So i'm crying out to the lord and saying lord bless your word. Will you put your word in my mouth. i'm blind. I need you so with great cries in my house this morning. I've cried out to jesus until almost horse what do you want. You just want jesus to pat you on the head and say there there. I bless you with a blessing of comfort and peace in your heart. And i bless you with with the ability to make a little money so that you can take care of everything. America's in trouble and the church is in trouble. it's been vomited out of its buildings and it doesn't have a backbone enough to stand up and say look we are the people of god and we will gather in his name even if it means gathering in secret and going to homes we will not be silent and we will not stop coming together and pleading jesus mercy for this nation home. My brother we need. Jesus my sister. We need jesus enough of this. Pretend stuff did blind aus begin to pretend that he could see no. He was healed and the power of god began to move in his eyes and he could see. We need god to come in the mighty power of jesus by the holy spirit that we could see. We could stop playing church. God has said enough is enough. I'm done with this. No more polite little effeminate services he wants. Don't say this to put any woman down. But the lord wants strong masculine worshiped in america and at that takes place the beautiful women will come and add their tender touch to it but right now most of the people who who helped the church are women they have a heart for god and i praise god for every one of them i just. I just received a wonderful christmas card. It's beautiful gail thank. You just came this morning. It arrived it was mailed way back in december and many other women are are sacrificing greatly to get this word out because treasure it. They want something real. We need a husky. Strong manly not an effeminate pushover. The we need men who will stand will not pull the punches. Who will speak the truth. We need you to be that way. And if you're a woman you can speak the word just as strongly as any man but you've got to stand up in open your mouth and not be ashamed and call sin by. Its name and say look. We've got to change. What's going on in the american church. We've got to get right with. Jesus we've got to repent my brother. My sister blind bardem as would not shut up until he was healed. I said to the lord this morning lord as long as you said the resources and enable me to be on the radio. I'm going to embarrass myself by constantly. Crying out against the wickedness in the church and in my own life be such. I'm not going to shut up until you come in revival power in america in lift up a standard of teaching across this nation. That is strong. That is mighty in your name that has power power to heal the sick and raise the dead our to restore the sight to the blind power to cause those wicked senator to repent and change his course of action. We have a jesus of culture. That's soft effeminate gentle and kind. Jesus was gentle and kind but it was also a man's man he could rebuke the disciples for turning the children away and he could say let the little children come unto me but he could also sit with nicodemus in say a few are not born from above. You cannot enter the kingdom of god. We need men and women of strength but particularly we need men who will not shut up who will not be arrogant who will not be filled with self and pride. I laugh at these pastors. Who who show up in their pretty little hawaiian shirts and their tight jeans. Not wearing.
Getting Shiggi with...
"over fifty years" Discussed on Getting Shiggi with...
"Dad's in the full throw or something. And he's got the longest legs in the world so as he was in the aisle middle middle middle section on. I couldn't see my mom. And someone else connects to him and eventually tromsoe mom right at back filming. Will the other late parents who come in and they don't just like you know kind of rammed into the bat space and that was funny Fayette foot foot for the most part. You know The parent that the father daughter relationship wasn't as healthy as one could expect it to be. I don't even know what that what that means. What that potentially looks like when your child and your father is over fifty years old with the new and you know the idea of taking her out to play tennis or you know helping her refine her hockey skills. All getting hurts a ride a bike. My mom got me. Ride my bike With her busted asked me rolling around the tennis court with me trying not to completely kiss the very rough asphalt that we had on montana's corp Yeah you know. Just just trying to create a shape a landscape view I'm not trying to paint him as a bad person. But you know humans do human things very and my dad has obviously been through a law. wanted to is calm. Life would nice calm wife but chose a fire breathing dragon and did his time he. He tried thirteen years. They caught married as well Off murderers born and they tried no good good good for them and then it will want to. 'cause he decided to go and have another lady who was seem comma but it turns out she wasn't she was just as bad but i can't go into that because it's not my place and i still understand what happened but It was it was not pretty apparently. And yes i you know false voting through university. I did my thing i didn't. I didn't finish university Those few wit occasions where he popped into my life again. Those was one time. When i was doing my usual once week. Skype cool with my mom and she surprises me with my dad being in her apartment. And i'm just slight Haida what's gone on.