jenga

In this episode, Lauren compares jealousy/envy to the  wooden blocks used in the game of Jenga. She explains how useless jealousy is, why it is a form of evil eye (psychic attack),spotting envy in those around you, how to protect yourself, and changing your perspective. 

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So, are you curious? 

Rishabh has spoken about the analogy Jenga blocks when it comes to building a strong foundation ..

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Kvinnedagen markeres i Snålt Snop og Spill med ein uhøytidleg kåring av dei beste kvinnlege spelkarakterene. Vi får besøk av Sinsenmesteren i Mario Kart, Elisabeth. Talet snop dobbles i det Dango gjer eit comeback og møter nasjonalromantiske pølse-potetgull. Sander avslører manglende fotballkunnskapar, Zofia prøver seg som forelesar mens Stian har fått hovudet ut av VR-en sin. Samstundes sender vi Princess Peach ut for å gå planken...

This Take It From Me episode is with Ronia Fraser, Multi award winning Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Coach and Hypnotherapist. Ronia discusses as well as brings some understanding to the common questions asked; the who, what and why as well as how people become targets of narcissistic abuse, the red flags within ourselves to lookout for and the importance of seeking out the right types of therapy to regain your mental health and recover who you were always meant to be.

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Ambie and Crystal discuss a couple games they played recently, including Tales From the Loop: The Board Game and Loco Momo. We then talk about the intersection between giant dexterity board games and lawn games.

Announcements: 0:39
Recent Games:1:20
Lawn Games: 12:14
Outro: 28:29

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Ambie and Crystal discuss a couple games they played recently, including Fire in the Hole! and Stella: Dixit Universe. We then talk about playing children's games - not with children, but just with adults!

Announcements: 0:41
Recent Games: 2:09
Children's Games for Adults: 11:08
Outro: 26:01

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This episode was sponsored by Grey Fox Games. Use the code 'GFGBLITZ2022' for 20% off non-exclusive items from their site: http://www.greyfoxgames.com/

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An innovation exercise generally means an ultra-positive event. It's kind of like an all you can eat sugary, sweet experience. And as we all know, anything unbalanced is not stable. Today, I want to talk to you about criticism and the key role it plays in innovation. One common misconception is that innovation means only positive thoughts. Anything critical is perceived as unfavourable, something which weighs the group energy down. We differentiate between a negative input and a critical input. Criticism means that you are judging the merits and determining the faults of an approach. We also take a look at the design thinking framework and which phases call for critical thinking. 

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In the eighth episode of our App Lab series focusing on games that are on the hidden store hidden in the Oculus Store called App Lab, our hosts Dscruffles and Stratus breakdown and review the Virtual Reality (VR) puzzle board game Jentrix! Made by developers Spheroom Limited, Jentrix is a puzzle game combining Jenga and Match 3 mechanics. With colorful and vibrant visuals, a plethora of levels, and realistic physics, this is a great family friendly game.  Listen for our full review, breakdown, and final score!

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Jentrix is a Virtual Reality board game that combines the best of Jenga and Match 3 mechanics. 
 
In Jentrix you have to travel across colorful locations and dismantle cube fruit towers just like in the classic Jenga. But everything is not so simple – the fruits fall down and form a high tower. Move the fruits, rearrange them, collect "Three in a row" and they will disappear! 
 
Your goal is to prevent the tower from growing to its limit or falling apart. Jentrix offers 3 levels of difficulty in each location, after passing which a passage to the next one opens. 

Key features: 
- Match 3 mechanics 
- Realistic physics interactions 
- Relaxing and meditative experience 
- 14 different locations 
- Support MRC
 
Falling fruits and fragile towers make Jentrix a unique and unforgettable VR adventure!

This week’s episode of Married at First Sight has Sarah and Mary questioning, commenting, and laughing about A LOT. Sarah is over Gil harping on Myrla for being “bougie” and wonders if Myrla’s ever really had a quality foot massage. Mary wishes Johnny would grow the hell up and sincerely hopes Bao gets rescued from this nightmare sooner than later. The co-hosts agree that baby goats are adorable, but enough with the goat yoga (give the goats a break, guys).

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Host Ryan Wrecker starts the hour talking about the new toys inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame. Then, Ryan talks with Rich Rubino, author of American Politics on the Rocks, about Nancy Pelosi problem for the Democrats, one term Presidents who tried to run again after loosing, Republican Charles Curtis was a Native American elected as Herbert Hoover’s Vice President in 1928 and has long been considered the first person of color elected to that office. Finally, the McCloskeys sue UPI photographer for capturing iconic image confronting protesters. 

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Carl & Chanel dive into the nerdy world of board games. Chanel has recently introduced Carl to in-depth board games, and he is loving them! We talk about everything from Jenga to Dungeons & Dragons! Immerse yourself in this episode so you can learn what board games to immerse yourself into next! If you think board games are lame, you haven't played the right ones! 

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With so many kids stuck at home, every parent under the sun is looking for ways to keep them entertained. Hold our beer.

We're talking games this week–from Minecraft to Ms. Pacman, Racing Demons to Poker–and everything in between. What keeps your kids entertained? Which games did you love growing up? And which games have you hiding in the basement so you don't have to play?

If ever there was a time to stock the game closet, it's right now; because in the words of the House of Stark, "Winter is coming." Who are we kidding? It's already here.

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• The author of "Love You Forever" sings the book's song
• How to play Racing Demons, the world's best family card game
• The baby fish mouth scene from "When Harry Met Sally"

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Aimez-vous Jenga? Si oui, Jake et Luc ont quelques jeux que vous allez adorer!

Do you like Jenga? If you do, Jake and Luc have some games they think you're going to love!

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Andy and Zee play Jenga and go through a bunch of questions on the Jenga pieces. 

&talks - No Sales Allowed!

Ever challenged someone to a game of Jenga...then instantly regretted it?

But you get so far in that you just know you gotta see it through? 

Watch Nat vs Sanj on our first episode of &talks, as they try to distract each other from focusing on that game of Jenga they both really were hesitant to play, while chatting about why they do what they do at their core.

Do you love or hate a board game? Are you a Cluedo conspirator? Do board games fill you with dread? Emily hates bored games - a lot. Graham still thinks a game involves conkers. In this episode we explore why we love some games and hate others. The games of our youth versus those we have to dust off over Christmas. 

This week, Sr. Pastor Ross Chandler uses Jenga as an illustration of stability and it's importance in a Christian's life.