Mr.G tells you how Ģame 1 between the Nuggets and Heat will turn out. He has a higher than 100 percent winning percentage in these 2023 Playoffs. YES, HIGHER, than 100 percent, because he picked a few series exactly and he picked underdogs on the moneyline. Gregory Brandt (Mr.G) is an impoverished writer in Honolulu, Hawaii. His first book is one of the highest rated books on Amazon, but that doesn't put cat food on his table. Aloha! New EPISODES DAILY! MR.G PODCAST 🦺 --- Support this podcast:

Happy Monday, Bettys and Jacks! We hope you want to listen to Mary and Alexis talk about random music, naming children, and pets. Lots of pets, including therapy dogs, and Lexy’s cat named Mary. Apparently she was a slut and had lots of kittens. Just remember–don’t mess with Vicky. Mary refers to Firefly Lane, a Netflix series based on the book of the same name by Kristin Hannah. She also talks about alignment in cars, and how sometimes our vehicles need more than just an alignment or a tire

Mr.G tells us why the Spurs drafting "Wemby" is proof of God or a higher power. Gregory Brandt (Mr.G) is a writer in Honolulu, Hawaii. He has been watching basketball for 40 years. He feeds a colony of street cats every morning, but that doesn't really have anything to do with this podcast. I just thought I'd mention it in case anyone wanted to send some cat food. Aloha! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gregory-brandt/support

🇬🇧 In a "small town", hidden in a garden on the outskirts of Bucharest, the experts who take care of the vineyards, make the wine and, in general, the doctors and engineers who work in nature are born. We discuss specialized higher education with vice-rector Răzvan Teodorescu and oenologist Cornel Baniță. Podcast inspired by Carrefour Romania’s Deschidem Vinul Romanesc (We Open the Romanian Wine) program - the first national initiative dedicated to local wine producers and

In this Episode, let us try to understand the pattern, and briefly touch upon the syllabus of CAT.

The African wildcat called Felis silvestris lybica, or “cat of the woods.” made the transition from the forest to people’s homes. They raised the quality of life of Egyptians. Felines soon started to become more then just useful animals for agriculture Egyptian gave them a higher purpose as sacred creatures that represented life and prosperity. On the episode today I will talk about how I used to have biases concerning cats. What are zoomies, how & why I adopted a cat, a brief history of the

In episode 1, Dr Alok Khorana (Case Western Reserve University) and Dr Barnes explore why cancer can drive higher risk of VTE, the importance of warning patients of the symptoms of blood clot, and ways to think about risk-stratifying patients who could be at risk of developing CAT. Dr Khorana describes effective approaches to identifying cancer patients at higher risk of VTE, and the implementation of evidence into clinical practice.

We are back guys! Today, we sat down with hip hop extraordinaire Mel Breeden. Mel, also known as ‘Mel Man’, is no stranger to music and business management. Mel is the CEO of Radar Live & Co-Ceo / President of Big Cat Records and Atlanta Premier gaming organization, a nationally-recognized E-sports collective. His most notable music relationships include Gucci Mane, Rasheeda, Khia, Eminem, Buju Banton, and SO many more!We dive deep into Mel’s childhood while growing up in Norfolk, Virginia, how

In this episode we talk about how to start being your best self. Remembering who tf you are, focusing on your own desires and not comparing yourself to those around you. Stepping into your higher power and being the best version of you that you’ve ever seen!

Are you letting fear stifle your connection to your Higher Self and intuition? It’s time to let that sh*t go. Join me as I dive into how fear is often based on false evidence and that we can overcome it by embracing and trusting our spiritual gifts. Learn how to listen to your intuition with clarity through the 4 Clairs and that by getting still and quiet you can build confidence and trust in your intuition… and ultimately become less of a scaredy cat. If you missed Ep.47: Intuition Part 1 go

In our weekly Research Culture Uncovered conversations we are asking what is Research Culture and why does it matter? This episode is part of Season 1, where we get to meet the hosts in a bit more detail before they go on to host seasons on their specialist topic. In this episode we mix things up a bit and bring you the insights from one of the driving forces in the work on Research Culture across the sector. Your host Emma Spary is joined by Professor Catherine (Cat) Davies.Cat Davies is the Dean

When you feel the calling to bring a new pet into your life - you know how important it can be to find the perfect match for your family.   Between their temperament and their energy level - there are a lot of factors that need to match up for it to be a great connection for all involved.In this episode, Robert and Christina share how you can ask for help from your Spirit Guides to get a match made in heaven.  They also share about what they learned when adopting Luna (cat) and Lily (dog). Turns out

Join us as we welcome our guest, McLennan Community College's Professor of Philosophy, Amy Antoninka. We talk to Amy about engaging students in person and online through puppetry, cats and just plain silliness. If you're interested in us covering a topic about course design, or if you'd like to guest star...or both, shoot us an email: online@mclennan.edu Follow us on Instagram, send us your comments or suggestions - https://www.instagram.com/mcc_idi/ John Ghazzagh - Instructional Designer Claire

Cat Flynn is the Director of Learning Science at Southern New Hampshire University and she is paving the way for immersive experiences with impact. Also presenting at the Games For Change Festival, her project to help teach students about the brain by taking a virtual walk inside could be the next phase for VR in schools. Thanks for joining us today on CDW Education's Focus on EDU: EdTech and The Education Experience, hosted by Doug Konopelko. If you enjoyed the show, please like and subscribe to

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Day 3 - Be More Aware Than A Cat & Soar Higher Than A Falcon ALL PODCAST EPISODES IN THE 21 DAY CHALLENGE "STAND ALONE", Independent of the 21 Day Challenge Exercises Listed In The Introduction Episode. GIVE YOURSELF AN ADDED BOOST EVERY DAY OF THE CHALLENGE BY LISTENING TO THE SUPPORTING PODCAST EPISODE FOR THAT DAY In Addition To Enjoying The Daily Exercises Listed In The Introduction Episode! Join me as we connect once more within the Circle of Life and discover we can be evermore aware of

Editor-in-Chief Emily VanGorder ’22 and Assistant Editor-in-Chief Cadence Paramore ‘22, talk about their paths to Gustavus, student journalism, and their current positions with the student paper, the work their positions involve, pressing issues and activism among Gustavus students beyond the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, “objectivity” and journalism, their post-graduation plans, their pitches for Gustavus and advice for incoming students, and their pets (a cat, a dog, and snails).

Ask Yourself:Are we at the gateway of universal higher education for everyone? Let the bros lay the groundwork in this 25 minute piece of podcast history. Stop fighting the inevitable. Give it a listen! Segments & Links:* Tiger Story: Tiger 101 [5:53]* Word: Formulaic [12:38]* Two Takes: Need-blind Admissions [16:02]* Groaners [23:28]PhotobombSponsor:This week’s show is sponsored by Big Cat Rescue—a not-for-profit organization that rescues and protects big cats (like our friend the tiger) who find

Our guest this week, Cat Moore, is the very FIRST “Director of Belonging” in Higher Education serving now at the University of Southern California. She eats, sleeps, and breathes the topic of belonging.Cat shares with us today why as community builders we need to STOP putting “Belonging” into a category and understand that it is already INFUSED into every aspect of our lives. The question is HOW are we facilitating belonging in the experiences that we create?ASK A QUESTION:

The end of the school year can be so exciting and give us ideas for great teaching. Jillian DuBois talks about her end of the school year and from the conversation we have twelve inspiring ideas for classrooms everywhere including: how to use the element of surprise in learning vocabulary building ideas watching bald eagles and teaching ideas about them how eagles fly higher on turbulent winds how to know children in even a very large class and more. Show notes and