My name's Karen Unland, I'm president of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.
What we do is we grow listenership for Alberta-based podcasts, Alberta-made podcasts, and then
connect those listeners to Alberta-based businesses and organizations.
You can see and hear all of our podcasts at AlbertaPodcastNetwork.com
Well, I think I would have to go with the device that delivers to me all of the things
that I'm plugged into, and that's my phone.
So I'm not like the person who stands in line for the latest, but I did just recently upgrade
my iPhone to the 8, I think.
So I am on my phone all the time listening to podcasts.
That is my business so I am always plugged in that way.
Then it's always just the thing that makes it possible for me to keep on top of my social
media channels for the podcast network, and for myself, and for my podcast, and for whatever
else I'm involved in, and to be able to work from wherever I am because it's an itinerate
life that I lead in my business.
There are so many of them out there.
I remain a love of Twitter despite itself.
It is a place that is a less-nice place than it was when I joined.
But Twitter, I know I've found my people there and my people have found me there.
It remains, I know from looking at my analytics, that it is still the top referrer for the
things that I do.
Instagram is my fun place.
I like to be there to share the love and receive the love and have fun.
I consumer some Instagram stories, but I like old school Instagram as a user and as a consumer,
or as a producer and a consumer.
I'm really interested in figuring out better ways to leverage Instagram for podcasts.
There are growing tools for doing excerpt and audiograms and stuff like that, and it's
hard to know how to get Instagram to actually send you traffic, right?
But it's still a good way to engage with people and to let people know about what are podcasts
are up to.
Facebook, you have to be on.
Facebook is an interesting place for the size of the audience and the targetability of the
audience.
I think most people have love/hate relationship with Facebook as far as it goes as a social
network.
Then LinkedIn is a really important place for me to be because part of my business is
B2B, part of it is leveraging the network that I have from all of my past professional
endeavors.
So I know that that's a place for me to be as well.
I'm not on YouTube.
My kids are watching YouTube all the time, I know that that's where you need to be, but
I haven't figured that out yet.
I have a podcast called That's a Thing?! that I do with my 16-year old daughter and she
explains her media to me.
So it's just a monthly show where she tells me something that is going on that is completely
under the surface for me, that I have no idea that was even happening until she told me
about it.
So for that podcast, we are hosted on Libsyn right now.
We're looking at a new one, but for now we're on Libsyn.
We push out to Apple Podcasts, because you have to because there to be real, right, to
be considered as real.
We're on Google Play because we want to be easily accessible for Android users.
We're on Stitcher because that's also something that's a better place for some people because
it doesn't automatically download.
So you can pick and choose without filling up your phone.
We're on Spotify, and it's interesting to be on Spotify because a growing number of
people only listen to podcasts there, and I wouldn't have expected that.
But people are finding us.
I don't even know how they're finding us, but we're getting listens on Spotify, so there
you go.
Well, the podcast host Libsyn generates the RSS feed, so we had a one-time setup where
we had to submit those feeds to those providers, and now every time we publish a new episode
it just automatically shows up in all those places.
I don't have a set up at home.
I am truly a wanderer.
I have access to a studio where I record sometimes.
I have used the Edmonton Public Library when I had a show before that was an interview
show called Seen and Heard in Edmonton.
Sometimes I was often interviewing bloggers and podcasters, so I would often use their
set up and just come to their place.
But I haven't bought my own stuff yet.
I'm always looking for a place that I can record.
In the studio that I have access to right now, I record directly into Adobe Audition.
In the past I have also just recorded straight into Audacity.
Those are the two places that I usually do.
But like I said, I'm not a gear head.
It's just a means to an end for me, and I know that there's things I could do to optimize
it but that's not the core of my business, so I have a good enough-ness to what I do
technically.
So when I first started podcasting, my workflow involved exporting it to Audacity and doing
the editing and the post-production in there.
I quickly realized that I did not want to be a podcast editor when I grow up, and so
I outsourced that to other people to do for me, because I don't want to.
But my next step is to train my kid in doing it, so that instead of paying the editor who's
very nice.
He's going to train her in doing it, and then we can bring it back in-house and she can
do it.
Well, my biggest barrier, that's everybody's barrier, is time.
Some of it is because I don't have my own setup at home.
I have to organize around when I can have access to other people's setups, which can
be a good thing too, right?
But I think just the hassle of trying to organize time to record is something that I would like
to overcome.
I just think podcasting is a really powerful way of people conveying their expertise or
telling stories or shining a light on other people.
I'm excited to see where we can go to continue to cultivate the Alberta-based community of
people who are doing this.
I think that it's important that we have local voices in that space, and that we don't fill
our ears only with American things or Toronto-based things or whatever it is that people are listening
to.
There's just a lot of talent here that I'd like to shine a light on.
I also do think that it's a really interesting opportunity for businesses and organizations
to demonstrate their own expertise or tell their own stories or reach an audience in
that very intimate way.
If you're listening to a podcast, I'd say you're listening with both ears and your whole
heart.
If we can tap into that, then that's really powerful.
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Robert Downey Jr. on Being Cast In Iron Man (2007) | #TBMTV - Duration: 2:09.
- I just wanna look good enough so that people don't say,
"Why is jelly belly playing a superhero?"
He wasn't bit by something or traumatized
by a flying rodent,
that he is just a guy.
He's like us, except he's in an extraordinary situation
and he has to use his innovation
and his understanding of technology,
really, to save his own butt, so...
I think that it's, while I can relate to something
that's really fantastic like The Matrix or whatever,
because it speaks to mythology,
the truth is that the technology and the mythology
of a character like Iron Man
is actually pretty close in hand.
So I think that it's...
That just brings a real interesting realism to it.
- [Interviewer] There's a lot of quote, unquote,
B-level superheroes who are on their way to the big screen,
but Iron Man seems like the one most likely
to rise to A-Level.
- Yeah, I'm just so glad that it hadn't been done
and done well already, you know?
And there's a certain destiny to it.
10 years ago, 20 years ago,
obviously, I'd have been too young
or not quite ready or seasoned enough to do it,
but I think it's age-appropriate for me
to be playing this guy this time.
And also, I wouldn't wanna launch into some big butch season
of doing perhaps several of these
unless I felt that I was still mildly youthful
and I could get in good enough shape
or represent the character well,
so the timing is just great.
- [Interviewer] Yeah, that's what I was going to say,
last thing, you're looking pretty jacked.
You've been working out or what?
- Yeah, I'm yoked and this is just me dry.
I didn't even just do a bunch of pull-ups or anything,
which would be weird if I had.
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Closing arguments for Salinas child killings trial - Duration: 1:43.
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Path To The Unknown - Albert Gyorfi (Eddie van der Meer) - Duration: 2:41.
Path To The Unknown
Original by Eddie van der Meer
and this is a legendary,
marvelous,
more than beautiful,
amazing
try of me covering this VERY EASY song
do you hear that Tu-tu-tu-tuuu?
That's the easiest part.
Maybe,
just maybe,
it would have been a little bit easier
if the tempo wasn't 200.
200!
but hey, let's enjoy the trumpets in the background
or trombones
or whatever these are
- orchestra stuff -
*handsome guy now in the video frame*
oh, in case you haven't noticed the first one
pay attention now:
did you see that? cool one, huh
btw, this video was filmed on Eddie's birthday
*beautiful human again*
hey, this is not a paramore video
so as I said,
I filmed this video on 22nd
but I also tried to film it on 21st at sunset
I guess it's called sunSET for a reason
the light was really beautiful
Golden Hour o'clock
everything was going well
when SUDDENLY the beautiful gold light was now cold blue :/
(suddenly = 20-40 seconds)
and I haven't finished filming the video
*insert here sad smiling aby*
but at least I have a nice-looking photo sunset for Instagram.
BOOM!
sounds 100% done on a guitar
even that car is a guitar.
in case you want some positive energy in your life
here are another 61 frames of a beautiful Homo Sapiens
(I actually counted them)
but let's get back to the song
the low A# string
was so low
that it reminded me about a life lesson
don't get too low when things go wrong
and don't get too high when things go well
do these two things
and you will have a 4.22% better life
*according to the Internet smart people
*frame that I accidentaly color corrected beautifully*
in my opinion,
if you can define your version of success
and go after it
you will live a fulfilled life
gotch ya
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Lorenzo Méndez le propuso matrimonio a Chiquis Rivera | Suelta La Sopa | Entretenimiento - Duration: 0:41.
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Jeep Wrangler Rugged Ridge Center Console Cover - Black (2007-2010 JK) Review & Install - Duration: 3:10.
This Rugged Ridge Center Console Cover is for the 2007 to 2010 JK owner looking for
a small modification to spice up their interior with something unique rather than the plain
factory.
This will also provide some good protection to the top of your center console, keeping
it looking brand new over time.
Or if you're looking to cover up some existing wear and tear on your center console, this
will do just the job.
This is timeless to install at one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter.
And I'll show you more about the install in just a minute.
This center console might not look too comfortable to lean on because of the unique tire tread
design, but it's made from a polyurethane foam, making it actually enjoyable to rest
your arm on while you're driving in the Jeep.
Since the foam on the cover is thick and very heavy duty, this is gonna do a very good job
of protecting the top of your center console from any scratches or any stains.
Because of the polyurethane material, it will hold up and last a long time.
What I like about this cover, aside from other options that we have, is that this isn't cloth
so it's not gonna stain.
And you can wipe it down while you're cleaning your interior instead of taking it off and
throwing it in the wash.
It installs in seconds with automotive 3M tape.
So you can trust that it's not gonna budge when you do lean on it.
This cover also comes in a tan color for the 2007 to 2010 JK models, giving you an option
as well.
And there's also an option for the '11 to '17 models so make sure you get the right
one for your JK.
As far as price goes, this is about average for a center console cover, coming in at right
around $40.
There are more expensive options that are all cushion and are made for comfort.
And then there are the less expensive options that are just the bare minimum cloth.
With this standing right in the middle, I honestly think it's the best of both worlds
with comfort and protection, while still adding a little touch of style, unlike the other
options offer.
At right around $40, I definitely think this is worth the price if these benefits are what
you're looking for.
Like I mentioned, this goes on in seconds so the install is getting a very easy one
out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter.
First step, you wanna make sure that you clean the armrest pad and make sure there is not
any dirt or oil on the surface.
After you've cleaned the armrest thoroughly, we're gonna go ahead and peel the backing
tape off of it.
Now once you've peeled all the backing tape off, we're gonna go ahead and adhere it to
the center console.
Press firmly down on it and make sure that all sides adhere.
Congratulations, you've now successfully installed your Rugged Ridge Center Console Cover.
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BREAKING: What President Trump JUST Signed Will GUARANTEE A 2020 Win! LIBERALS CAN'T HIDE IT NO MORE - Duration: 12:48.
BREAKING: What President Trump JUST Signed Will GUARANTEE A 2020 Win!
LIBERALS CAN'T HIDE IT NO MORE!!!
Executive Order Reducing Poverty in America by Promoting Opportunity and Economic Mobility
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United
States of America, and to promote economic mobility, strong social networks, and accountability
to American taxpayers, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Section 1.
Purpose.
The United States and its Constitution were founded on the principles of freedom and equal
opportunity for all.
To ensure that all Americans would be able to realize the benefits of those principles,
especially during hard times, the Government established programs to help families with
basic unmet needs.
Unfortunately, many of the programs designed to help families have instead delayed economic
independence, perpetuated poverty, and weakened family bonds.
While bipartisan welfare reform enacted in 1996 was a step toward eliminating the economic
stagnation and social harm that can result from long-term Government dependence, the
welfare system still traps many recipients, especially children, in poverty and is in
need of further reform and modernization in order to increase self-sufficiency, well-being,
and economic mobility.
Sec. 2.
Policy.
(a) In 2017, the Federal Government spent more than $700 billion on low-income assistance.
Since its inception, the welfare system has grown into a large bureaucracy that might
be susceptible to measuring success by how many people are enrolled in a program rather
than by how many have moved from poverty into financial independence.
This is not the type of system that was envisioned when welfare programs were instituted in this
country.
The Federal Government's role is to clear paths to self-sufficiency, reserving public
assistance programs for those who are truly in need.
The Federal Government should do everything within its authority to empower individuals
by providing opportunities for work, including by investing in Federal programs that are
effective at moving people into the workforce and out of poverty.
It must examine Federal policies and programs to ensure that they are consistent with principles
that are central to the American spirit — work, free enterprise, and safeguarding human and
economic resources.
For those policies or programs that are not succeeding in those respects, it is our duty
to either improve or eliminate them.
(b) It shall be the policy of the Federal Government to reform the welfare system of
the United States so that it empowers people in a manner that is consistent with applicable
law and the following principles, which shall be known as the Principles of Economic Mobility:
(i) Improve employment outcomes and economic independence (including by strengthening existing
work requirements for work-capable people and introducing new work requirements when
legally permissible);
(ii) Promote strong social networks as a way of sustainably escaping poverty (including
through work and marriage);
(iii) Address the challenges of populations that may particularly struggle to find and
maintain employment (including single parents, formerly incarcerated individuals, the homeless,
substance abusers, individuals with disabilities, and disconnected youth);
(iv) Balance flexibility and accountability both to ensure that State, local, and tribal
governments, and other institutions, may tailor their public assistance programs to the unique
needs of their communities and to ensure that welfare services and administering agencies
can be held accountable for achieving outcomes (including by designing and tracking measures
that assess whether programs help people escape poverty);
(v) Reduce the size of bureaucracy and streamline services to promote the effective use of resources;
(vi) Reserve benefits for people with low incomes and limited assets;
(vii) Reduce wasteful spending by consolidating or eliminating Federal programs that are duplicative
or ineffective;
(viii) Create a system by which the Federal Government remains updated on State, local,
and tribal successes and failures, and facilitates access to that information so that other States
and localities can benefit from it; and
(ix) Empower the private sector, as well as local communities, to develop and apply locally
based solutions to poverty.
(c) As part of our pledge to increase opportunities for those in need, the Federal Government
must first enforce work requirements that are required by law.
It must also strengthen requirements that promote obtaining and maintaining employment
in order to move people to independence.
To support this focus on employment, the Federal Government should:
(i) review current federally funded workforce development programs.
If more than one executive department or agency (agency) administers programs that are similar
in scope or population served, they should be consolidated, to the extent permitted by
law, into the agency that is best equipped to fulfill the expectations of the programs,
while ineffective programs should be eliminated; and
(ii) invest in effective workforce development programs and encourage, to the greatest extent
possible, entities that have demonstrated success in equipping participants with skills
necessary to obtain employment that enables them to financially support themselves and
their families in today's economy.
(d) It is imperative to empower State, local, and tribal governments and private-sector
entities to effectively administer and manage public assistance programs.
Federal policies should allow local entities to develop and implement programs and strategies
that are best for their respective communities.
Specifically, policies should allow the private sector, including community and faith-based
organizations, to create solutions that alleviate the need for welfare assistance, promote personal
responsibility, and reduce reliance on government intervention and resources.
(i) To promote the proper scope and functioning of government, the Federal Government must
afford State, local, and tribal governments the freedom to design and implement programs
that better allocate limited resources to meet different community needs.
(ii) States and localities can use such flexibility to devise and evaluate innovative programs
that serve diverse populations and families.
States and localities can also model their own initiatives on the successful programs
of others.
To achieve the right balance, Federal leaders must continue to discuss opportunities to
improve public assistance programs with State and local leaders, including our Nation's
governors.
(e) The Federal Government owes it to Americans to use taxpayer dollars for their intended
purposes.
Relevant agencies should establish clear metrics that measure outcomes so that agencies administering
public assistance programs can be held accountable.
These metrics should include assessments of whether programs help individuals and families
find employment, increase earnings, escape poverty, and avoid long-term dependence.
Whenever possible, agencies should harmonize their metrics to facilitate easier cross-programmatic
comparisons and to encourage further integration of service delivery at the local level.
Agencies should also adopt policies to ensure that only eligible persons receive benefits
and enforce all relevant laws providing that aliens who are not otherwise qualified and
eligible may not receive benefits.
(i) All entities that receive funds should be required to guarantee the integrity of
the programs they administer.
Technology and innovation should drive initiatives that increase program integrity and reduce
fraud, waste, and abuse in the current system.
(ii) The Federal Government must support State, local, and tribal partners by investing in
tools to combat payment errors and verify eligibility for program participants.
It must also work alongside public and private partners to assist recipients of welfare assistance
to maximize access to services and benefits that support paths to self-sufficiency.
Sec. 3.
Review of Regulations and Guidance Documents.
(a) The Secretaries of the Treasury, Agriculture, Commerce, Labor, Health and Human Services,
Housing and Urban Development, Transportation, and Education (Secretaries) shall:
(i) review all regulations and guidance documents of their respective agencies relating to waivers,
exemptions, or exceptions for public assistance program eligibility requirements to determine
whether such documents are, to the extent permitted by law, consistent with the principles
outlined in this order;
(ii) review any public assistance programs of their respective agencies that do not currently
require work for receipt of benefits or services, and determine whether enforcement of a work
requirement would be consistent with Federal law and the principles outlined in this order;
(iii) review any public assistance programs of their respective agencies that do currently
require work for receipt of benefits or services, and determine whether the enforcement of such
work requirements is consistent with Federal law and the principles outlined in this order;
(iv) within 90 days of the date of this order, and based on the reviews required by this
section, submit to the Director of the Office of Management and Budget and the Assistant
to the President for Domestic Policy a list of recommended regulatory and policy changes
and other actions to accomplish the principles outlined in this order; and
(v) not later than 90 days after submission of the recommendations required by section
3(a)(iv) of this order, and in consultation with the Director of the Office of Management
and Budget and the Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy, take steps to implement
the recommended administrative actions.
(b) Within 90 days of the date of this order, the Secretaries shall each submit a report
to the President, through the Director of the Office of Management and Budget and the
Assistant to the President for Domestic Policy, that:
(i) states how their respective agencies are complying with 8 U.S.C. 1611(a), which provides
that an alien who is not a "qualified alien" as defined by 8 U.S.C. 1641 is, subject to
certain statutorily defined exceptions, not eligible for any Federal public benefit as
defined by 8 U.S.C. 1611(c);
(ii) provides a list of Federal benefit programs that their respective agencies administer
that are restricted pursuant to 8 U.S.C. 1611; and
(iii) provides a list of Federal benefit programs that their respective agencies administer
that are not restricted pursuant to 8 U.S.C. 1611.
Sec. 4.
Definitions.
For the purposes of this order:
(a) the terms "individuals," "families," and "persons" mean any United States citizen,
lawful permanent resident, or other lawfully present alien who is qualified to or otherwise
may receive public benefits;
(b) the terms "work" and "workforce" include unsubsidized employment, subsidized
employment, job training, apprenticeships, career and technical education training, job
searches, basic education, education directly related to current or future employment, and
workfare; and(c) the terms "welfare" and "public assistance" include any program
that provides means-tested assistance, or other assistance that provides benefits to
people, households, or families that have low incomes (i.e., those making less than
twice the Federal poverty level), the unemployed, or those out of the labor force.
Sec. 5.
General Provisions.
(a) Nothing in this order shall be construed to impair or otherwise affect:
(i) the authority granted by law to an executive department or agency, or the head thereof;
or
(ii) the functions of the Director of the Office of Management and Budget relating to
budgetary, administrative, or legislative proposals.
(b) This order shall be implemented consistent with applicable law and subject to the availability
of appropriations.
(c) This order is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive
or procedural, enforceable at law or in equity by any party against the United States, its
departments, agencies, or entities, its officers, employees, or agents, or any other person.
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Russian Lawyer Comes Forward With UNDENIABLE Proof That Mueller's Probe is POINTLESS - Duration: 3:57.
Russian Lawyer Comes Forward With UNDENIABLE Proof That Mueller's Probe is POINTLESS.
It's been well over a year and Mueller's so-called "Russia" probe has produced
ZERO evidence of collusion and Mueller's latest move of raiding the office of Trump's
personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, shows the investigation has completely gone off the
rails.
Another blow to Mueller's investigation has come from Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya,
who famously met with Donald Trump Jr. to provide dirt on Hillary Clinton in 2016 and
is now blasting Mueller for not contacting her.Could it be because Veselnitskaya was
linked to Fusion GPS and will lead Mueller back to Hillary?
From The Daily Wire
It's been a year since he was empowered to investigate anything he deemed related
to the Russia matter, yet Special Counsel Robert Mueller still hasn't bothered to
speak with the person at the center of the most widely reported event that had even a
hint of that elusive "collusion" that Donald Trump's critics have been trying
to pin on him since he traumatically canceled Hillary Clinton's coronation.
The failure to contact her, says Natalia Veselnitskaya, is evidence that Mueller "is not working
to discover the truth."
In an interview with the Associated Press, Veselnitskaya, a "well-connected" Russian
lawyer who famously met with Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner and Paul Manafort in June
2016 after promises of dirt on Hillary Clinton, said Mueller has yet to contact her about
the widely reported meeting in which she discussed rolling back Russian sanctions.
"At the time of her 2016 meeting at Trump Tower, she was defending Prevezon against
charges it had engaged in money laundering from a $230 million Russian tax fraud scheme,"
AP explains.
Team Trump has dismissed allegations that the meeting constituted "collusion" with
Russia.
While the Senate Intelligence Committee spoke with Veselnitskaya in Berlin for three hours
about the meeting, Mueller's team seems conspicuously uninterested in what she has
to say.
AP's report reveals some reasons that Mueller might not be anxious to talk with her: She
made clear in her testimony to the Senate committee that she was not working for the
Russian government and that she believes the notorious unverified and salacious Steele
dossier on Trump is "absolute nonsense": The investigators mainly wanted to know about
Trump Tower meeting, she said.
Veselnitskaya said she repeated her previous statements about it, insisting that she was
not linked to the Russian government and merely wanted to discuss sanctions against Russia.
Veselnitskaya's said the Berlin interview also focused on information in memos compiled
by a former British spy whose work was funded by the Democratic National Committee and Clinton's
campaign.
The dossier contains numerous allegations of Russian ties to Trump, his associates and
the Trump campaign.
Veselnitskaya dismissed the dossier as "absolute nonsense."
She insisted that Glenn Simpson, whose firm Fusion GPS was hired to compile the dossier
and who was questioned by the House Intelligence Committee in January, had been "framed."
AP also admits to readers that the one investigation that has actually reached a conclusion about
the Trump-Russia collusion allegation has "found no evidence of collusion or coordination
with Russians."AP also admits to readers that the one investigation that has actually
reached a conclusion about the Trump-Russia collusion allegation has "found no evidence
of collusion or coordination with Russians."
Though Mueller doesn't appear to be planning on dialing her up anytime soon, Veselnitskaya
suggested she's more than willing "to explain things that may seem odd" or about
which the feds "have suspicions
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