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 What could our church do to further catalyze, unify, and sustain our revitalization through empowering young adults in mission? 

Grounding (or mindfully connecting your bare feet to the earth) is one of the simplest, least expensive, and most powerful things that you can do for your health. 

And guess what? 

With a little guidance, it’s something at which you can become an expert in just a few minutes’ time! 

In this episode, I’ll help you to become a “grounding” pro! I’ll lead you through my own grounding practice, to which I religiously commit a few minutes every single day, no matter the weather. 

This is my “Advanced” grounding practice. I’ll be sure to create an episode with which novices might have an easier time.

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Daniel

Jason created his first manufacturing company with just $600 when he was only 15 years old. At this age he was able to establish business with some of the greatest companies in the world such as Starbucks, Nike, Disney, Marvel, Volkswagen, Audi, Lucasfilm, as well as NBA teams. By the time he was 20, he was making millions in revenue.

Today Jason continues to own and operate American factories and he’s on a mission to make manufacturing a profitable reality for more American companies.

During the interview, we discuss…

• what it means to revitalize manufacturing
• how “low jobs” benefit local communities
• how to support manufacturing jobs
• how America can keep up with other countries
• what it takes to manufacture something
• how to make manufacturing more efficient

Get in touch after the interview…

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In episode 1317, Jack and Miles are joined by Professor of Alaska Native Languages at the University of Alaska Southeast and host of The Tongue Unbroken, X̱ʼunei Lance Twitchell, to discuss... Byron Canceling Debt…Is It Enough? How Can We Use Technology for Language Preservation and Revitalization? And more!

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Alliance Bible Church is expecting and we're due to give birth to Lakeside Alliance Church in the fall of 2023. This message will provide some of the answers to the questions many are asking including: Why plant a church? Why plant in this particular area? And who will be leading the charge to make it happen?

Sarah helps you kick the late January funk by embracing the cleansing powers of The Black Moon. How can you move forward in gratitude? Where is there room to gently set intentions? This second lunation provides the space to sit with your intuition and turn towards the new phase of your life with open arms. 

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Welcome back to another episode of the CORE Knowledge Podcast and boy is today a good one! 

I got to sit down with the CEO and Co-Founder of GeoSilica, Fida Abu Libdeh and discuss how a passion and drive has led to a groundbreaking technology development and game changing supplement company. Fida and the team at GeoSilica are solving a major problem with Geothermal plants by removing the silica from the brine waters and purifying it down to food grade quality resulting in a supplement that renews the body from within. The product was such a hit that Fida doesn't even have the first bottle produced because they had to sell it, and now their product line consists of 5 amazing supplements. This episode gets to the heart of this show and I applaud Fida for the work her and the team are doing. Geothermal energy is CORE to the energy future but offers so much more beyond electricity. 

GeoSilica Website

https://geosilica.com/pages/about-geosilica

Fida Abu Libdeh 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/fidaabulibdeh/

Fida's Book Recommendation 

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CORE Knowledge 

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Nick Cestari

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Johnny Liu brings light and life to people, both in the Kentwood community and in his travels across the country.  This shows up in how he treats and educates students.  He is proud of his heritage and shares it with others in ways that hit all the senses.

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Your morning routine does not have to look like someone else's. This episode provides guidance and tips on how to create a meaningful  and manageable morning routine unique to you. What would your life look like if you gained back 2-3 hours every day?

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NHK-World business reporter and first-class gourmet Phoebe Amoroso breaks down the will-they won't-they drama around Japan's Go To campaigns, including questions like "Won't they reconsider?" and "Will they kill us all?"

Ollie recommends a river cruise that does what it can to prevent the robots from taking over... the window seats. Bobby talks about a river boat discount that comes with a little extra something special.

Topics discussed on this episode range from:

• SOMETHING THAT SHOULD HAVE ALREADY BEEN DONE A WHILE BACK
• School rivalries that don't matter
• What Japan has to offer the world post pandemic (like it's ever gonna be over)
• Japan as a destination for immigration as compared to the US
• How aware is the international business community of the drawbacks to doing international business with/in Japan and how long will it hold a grudge
• Is a more diverse Japan in the cards?
• Will increased immigration into Japan ruin Japan for the white men on Twitter?
• How much of "British culture" does Ollie think has been directly influenced by Barbados
• Why do people in South East Asian Countries REALLY want to study Japanese?
• The problems with trying to leave us reviews
• The wild ups and downs of Japan's rollercoaster attempt to launch their Go To Travel Campaigns
• Tokyo getting left out, for ONCE
• The confusion that led to Ollie thinking he was gonna get a government sponsored trip to Japan and finally get out of Malaysia
• What the government has decided to do about covering cancellation costs
• How the government is trying to cover it's a** in terms of being able to disqualify prefectures and NOT pay for the losses
• How the tourism industry expected an Olympic travel boom and instead got the Olympic equivalent of poorly timed decisions 
• Whether or not the Japanese government should have seen the conflict between Go To Travel and the second wave
• How the Go To Eat campaign is supposed to work
• How the UK managed to launch an even more embarrassingly named stimulus campaign
• If the glory hole thing was real
• The LONELY eating establishments that might have a leg up on coronavirus prevention for your dining experience
• Why the Go To Eat campaign might not be doing enough to attract diners
• The Terrace policy and what it might it say about Japan making arbitrary rules and then ignoring those rules when it suits them
• The unique charm of Japan's yatais
• The 70% telework goal, and the encouragement to go on "workation"
• How JAPANESE it is to expect people to use their vacation time to work
• How workations and all the "with corona" stuff continues to drive technological advancements and technology adoption
• Changing business models for hotels, as demonstrated by the availability of pornography

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Topics Discussed on the Extras:

• A smashing recipe for yeast
• The best way to name household items as though they were pets
• Who Aso Taro is
• If quality bread baking is worth putting up with terrible smells
• The Daiwa Foundation: What it is and how you get qualified for it
• What an A-level is
• Phoebe's hilarious experience on a Japanese dating show
• The NOT-SO hilarious experience a friend of ours had on a similar show
• Ollie doing the EXACT KIND OF JAPANESE JOKE he always gives Bobby shit for
• A WHOLE LOT OF MAKING FUN OF A MAN WHO POLISHES SAXOPHONES
• The horribly insulting and totally unintentional thing Phoebe said to her potential TV suitor
• That thing where gainfully employed or sponsored foreigners sneak around and get on TV
• The failure of Phoebe's international wedding crashing project
• Phoebe's experience researching and writing an article on a wasp-eating festival for the BBC
• What the best ways to prepare wasps/wasp-products are
• The similarity between eating wasps and eating natto or daikon
• Why Ollie's Japanese Oyaji-gags don't work
• (Its because Japanese people process words in terms of the kana or kanji that make them up, and not the alphabetic letters. They don't have the sense that the name NONAKA, contains the separate japanese ONAKA, because they break it down into NO, NA, and KA, or the kanji for NO, and the kanji for NAKA, and they would never break it down as N + ONAKA. You're welcome, Ollie)
• The origin of sushi?
• The communal nature of wasp sorting
• How you actual hunt wasps/find wasp nests 

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Working long hours and need to recharge your batteries? Or maybe you just want to spoil yourself a little. In this episode, Adam Torres and Barbara King, Owner at BKS Yoga Studio, explore self care and her studio's new bio charger that leaves clients feeling revitalized.

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In this episode I discuss how to find a Qigong class, how to identify a qualified teacher, and what types of Qigong are the most suitable for beginners and why. In the following episode I will share important tips to guide your Qigong practice from 8 Diagrams Palm Grandmaster Dr. Xie Pei Qi who was considered to be one of the top 4 doctors in Beijing and expert in treating Qigong practice caused injuries or illnesses. Doctor Xie's advice is essential for all qigong practitioners.

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