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We do that! Careers that make a differenceA career in campus recreation with Joseph AlexisIn this episode, Dr. Eric Legg interviews Joseph Alexis. The discussion focuses on the various challenges of finding a job and moving from part-time to full-time employment. Joseph shares his experience growing up in multiple states as a military child and his transition to ASU, where he majored in sports management. He details his first job at Scottsdale Parks and Recreation, working in adult sports, and later at the McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park. Joseph recounts his journey to becoming the Sports and Summer Programs Manager at Northern Arizona University, emphasizing the significance of sports clubs, intramurals, and summer camp programs...2025-06-1147 min
Musica para el BunkerEP120.- Música New Age: El MomentoDedicamos este episodio de Música para el Búnker al momento, ese lapso de tiempo más o menos breve que conforma nuestras vidas, a la sucesión de instantes, ya que el tiempo no es una entidad estática y absoluta. Nuestra percepción del tiempo es elástica, se dilata en momentos de aburrimiento y se contrae en momentos de intensa emoción. Un minuto puede parecer una eternidad o pasar en un abrir y cerrar de ojos, dependiendo del contexto y de nuestro estado emocional. El concepto del momento no ha sido ajeno a los compositores de músic...2025-01-231h 30
Toronto Today with Greg BradyJanuary 20: Inauguration Day in the U.S, The anticipated executive orders for tariffs, Bitter cold in Washington?Greg Brady focused in on Inauguration Day in the U.S. as Donald Trump gets sworn in as the 47th American President.Next, Donald Trump has promised he will "make heads spin" on his first day back in office. And one of the anticipated executive orders will likely involve tariffs. David Knight Legg, Advisor to governments, energy, and financial services firms, joins us now from Washington, D.C.Also, The looming threat of 25% tariffs weighs heavily on the minds of Canadians. Dr. Eric Kam, Economics professor at Toronto Metropolitan University, joins us to discuss the...2025-01-2035 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceBjorn Peterson: On Education, Community, and PoetryIn this episode, Dr. Bjorn Peterson, a published poet and leader in community transformation, shares his life journey from earning a PhD to his current work with the international
humanitarian organization Nonviolent Peaceforce. He talks about the importance of community work, listening, and humility in conflict resolution and violence
prevention. Dr. Peterson also delves into his poetic inspirations and reads from his book 'A Beautiful Amble,' showing the intersection of art and community work. The conversation provides valuable insights for anyone
interested in community development, peacebuilding, and education.
2025-01-1337 min
AI Safety FundamentalsProgress on Causal Influence DiagramsBy Tom Everitt, Ryan Carey, Lewis Hammond, James Fox, Eric Langlois, and Shane LeggAbout 2 years ago, we released the first few papers on understanding agent incentives using causal influence diagrams. This blog post will summarize progress made since then. What are causal influence diagrams? A key problem in AI alignment is understanding agent incentives. Concerns have been raised that agents may be incentivized to avoid correction, manipulate users, or inappropriately influence their learning. This is particularly worrying as training schemes often shape incentives in subtle and surprising ways. For these reasons, we’re developing a formal th...2025-01-0423 min
The Chill Factor RadioBobby CochranBOBBY COCHRAN, lead guitarist, singer, writer and producer, was influenced at an early age by his uncle EDDIE COCHRAN (SUMMERTIME BLUES). On July 1, 2017, Bobby and his uncle Eddie Cochran were both inducted into the International Rockabilly Hall of Fame! Early on, Bobby set his aim on becoming a master guitarist, and went on to work with many prominent groups, including STEPPENWOLF, THE FLYING BURRITO BROS., AND LEON RUSSELL.He then joined forces with BOB WEIR (Grateful Dead), BILLY COBHAM (Mahavishnu Orchestra), ALPHONSO JOHNSON(Weather Report, Santana), KENNY GRADNEY (Little Feat) and DAVE GARLAND(Righteous Bros.) to form B...2024-12-0719 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceSnake encounters and career discoveries: Ryanne Crary’s career in outdoor programmingIn this episode of We Do That: Careers That Make a
Difference,' Dr. Eric Legg talks with Ryanne Crary, a 2020 graduate in Parks and Recreation Management program. Ryanne shares her journey from
growing up on a farm in northern Arizona to her current role as an outdoor programming specialist for Prescott Valley. She reflects on her early experiences as a recreation aide, her transformative time at Arizona State University, and her various jobs, including a role at the Phoenix Zoo. Ryanne offers valuable advice for those interested in similar careers and highlights the importance of promoting careers in P...2024-11-1225 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceFrom classroom to courtside: Eli Burk’s coaching journeyIn this episode of 'We Do That: Careers That Make a Difference,' Dr. Eric Legg interviews Eli Burk, the assistant basketball coach at Glendale Community College and Arizona State University graduate. Eli shares his journey from growing up in California, to his current role, emphasizing the critical role of networking, volunteering, and on-the-job learning. He discusses the impact of sports on family trajectories and reflects on his experiences with travel sports, youth coaching, and international training camps. Eli also gives valuable advice to aspiring coaches and highlights the transformative power of sports in shaping lives.
2024-09-0437 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceInitiative and Exploration: Diana Hernandez's Global JourneyDiana Hernandez shares her remarkable journey from growing up in Mexico to moving to the U.S., attending parts of high school in China, and attending Arizona State University. She highlights the importance of taking initiative, building relationships, and exploring diverse opportunities. Diana also discusses how her background in tourism has led to a successful career in technology, showing how careers can take non-linear paths. She offers valuable advice for current students, emphasizing the importance of getting involved, asking questions, and enjoying the college experience. Diana's story is one of adaptability, perseverance, and seizing every opportunity.
2024-08-0843 min
We do that! Careers that make a differencePursuing Passion: Justin Quarles' Career in Youth Sports
In this podcast, we talk with Justin Quarles, a 2022 graduate in Parks and Recreation Management from ASU. Justin shares his journey from growing up as a military kid in Colorado Springs to becoming a sports director at the YMCA. He talks about his varied educational path, including stints at multiple community colleges and ultimately majoring in Parks and Recreation Management at ASU. He discusses the challenges and rewards of his work, the importance of organizational and people skills, and how his role at the YMCA helps make a positive impact on children and families. The conversation also touches on...2024-07-2334 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceFinding Purpose: Elena Messenger's Career in Adaptive and Military RecreationIn this episode we chat with Elena Messenger, a seasoned professional in the field of recreation who shares her diverse career journey. Elena has worked in adaptive sport, military recreation, and municipal recreation. She discusses her upbringing, experiences at ASU, challenges in selecting a major, and the importance of exploring various interests to find one's passion. We delve into her work at the U.S. Adaptive Rec Center, Disabilities Sports UK, and military bases, among other roles. Elena shares advice for college students, stressing the importance of networking, flexibility, and seizing diverse opportunities in the field of recreation.2024-07-0934 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceA career making travel plans with Zoe KammanIn this episode Zoe Kamman, a 2016 graduate in tourism development and management shares her life journey
from being adopted from China to growing up in Phoenix, and eventually finding her passion in the travel industry. She discusses her experiences working at a
resort, making a difficult career transition during the Northern California wildfires, and thriving as a travel agent Zoe emphasizes the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone, networking, and mentorship in shaping her successful career.
2024-06-0442 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceA career in the skies with Taylor ShearerIn this episode, Taylor shares her journey from growing up in an entrepreneurial family in Lake Tahoe, California, attending Arizona State University (ASU), briefly dipping into the corporate world, to ultimately finding her passion as a flight attendant. Taylor's story emphasizes the importance of stepping out of one's comfort zone, adapting to various life changes, and the significance of the hospitality industry in shaping her career path. Her experiences highlight the value of exploring different career paths, the benefits of internships, and the impact of kindness and connection in the travel industry. Taylor's story is a testament to the...2024-03-1233 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceA career in international development, Alex MierzwaIn this in-depth conversation, Alex Mierzwa, a graduate of the
Nonprofit Leadership and Management program shares her diverse experiences and unique personal journey. Born in Paris, Alex moved to Arizona at the age of 8 where she later discovered her passion for volunteering and social causes. Her
career has spanned various roles with Make A Wish Foundation, the International Rescue Committee, Barrow Neurological Foundation, Disneyland Paris, and currently with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). Alex provides
advice on pursuing international work, discovering passions, staying curious, and importantly, saying 'yes' to opportunities, making this episode a must-listen for...2024-01-2458 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceA career in the outdoors with Ellie Singer
In this engaging conversation, Ellie Singer shares her journey from college to a career as an outdoor guide. Born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Ellie always had a passion for the outdoors. Upon graduation from Arizona State University, she was initially drawn to a marketing job with an outdoor adventure company . However, after a year in marketing, a COVID-19 related layoff led her to pursue her real dream: outdoor guiding. Now, she guides backpacking and hiking trips as well as being a river guide in the Grand Canyon. Ellie discusses the challenges and rewards of the job, from the...2024-01-0344 min
Eric Gubler PodcastFulfillment Beyond Finances with Derek Legg | Episode 27In this podcast episode, Eric and guest Derek chat about the challenges of entrepreneurship. They talk openly about money struggles, fear of leaving safe situations, and the ongoing fight against life and business hurdles. Eric stresses the importance of believing in oneself, being brave, and the constant need to adapt and bounce back in entrepreneurial journeys.
The conversation goes beyond just making money, touching on the broader view of finding happiness and fulfillment. The hosts reflect on personal growth, family, and how storytelling affects podcast content. They share insights into the difficulties of making...2023-12-1258 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceFun Boss - Matt PennellIn this episode, we talk to Matt Pennell, Fun Boss for Navy Installations Command. We talk about what it's like to run a recreation program on an aircraft carrier, being stuck on the carrier during COVID, and Matt's background as a musician and athlete. And we also have a special bonus at the end with Professor Erin Schneiderman who will tell us who ASU students can earn class credit to work for the Cardinals.2023-11-1735 min
We do that! Careers that make a difference"Willing to do anything and everything" - Raquel Bigman, Event ManagerThough just a recent graduate, Raquel has done so many things! In this episode, we talk about a chance encounter with Miley Cyrus, bringing community together in her current job, her multiple side jobs in professional sports, visiting 30 MLB stadiums, making lemonade, and we get a prescient baseball prediction.2023-10-3143 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceElliot Anuta - Artist, Gymnast, Recreation CoordinatorElliot Anuta is an outdoor recreation and aquatic recreation coordinator for the City of Apache Junction. In this episode, we talk about discovering his college major while on a hike, his non-traditional path, Leslie Knopf, the CPRP, and his early foray into arts and gymnastics. 2023-10-0639 min
We do that! Careers that make a differencePaige Cloyd, Child and Family Therapist on Mental Health and Recreation
Paige is a 2017 graduate graduate with a Parks and Recreation Management degree. Paige was also President of Parks, and Recreation Student Association (now SPARC)
Since graduating from ASU, she received a Master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Northern Colorado and is now a Child and Family Therapist in Jefferson County, Colorado. And though she has switched careers, she continues to be active in outdoor recreation. In this episode, we discuss Paige's degree experience and the relationship between recreation and mental health.
2023-09-2629 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceManny Padia, Recreation Supervisor, "The peanut butter to the celery stick"In this episode, we talk with Manny Padia, Recreation Supervisor for he City of Glendale, SCRD Alum, and former faculty member. Manny talks about the power of recreation for youth development, and why recreation is "the peanut butter to the celery stick"2023-09-1231 minThe Chill Factor RadioBobby CochranBOBBY COCHRAN, lead guitarist, singer, writer and producer, was influenced at an early age by his uncle EDDIE COCHRAN (SUMMERTIME BLUES). On July 1, 2017, Bobby and his uncle Eddie Cochran were both inducted into the International Rockabilly Hall of Fame! Early on, Bobby set his aim on becoming a master guitarist, and went on to work with many prominent groups, including STEPPENWOLF, THE FLYING BURRITO BROS., AND LEON RUSSELL.He then joined forces with BOB WEIR (Grateful Dead), BILLY COBHAM (Mahavishnu Orchestra), ALPHONSO JOHNSON(Weather Report, Santana), KENNY GRADNEY (Little Feat) and DAVE GARLAND(Righteous Bros.) to form B...2023-09-0357 min
We do that! Careers that make a differenceChris Johnson , Sports Program Coordinator: "You Sunk My Battleship!"In this episode, I talk with Chris Johnson, sports program coordinator at Sun Devil Fitness. We discuss his time at ASU, undergradaute research, student clubs, and his favorite intramural sport!2023-08-2935 min
OrtoPediatria Brasil#5 Resenha de Especialista com Dr. Alexandre F. de Lourenço - POSNA 2023, Histórias lendárias e Golfe!Website: https://www.drluizdeangeli.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drluizdeangeli.ortopediatra
Podcast OrtoPediatria Brasil: https://open.spotify.com/show/5yEOgIgn3MSBZdNDlPsIVP
Youtube OrtoPediatria Brasil: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtkQ77egK0bf7c8DSBY-Lzw/
Artigos e abstracts discutidos:
POSNA 2023 abstracts:
1- Prevalence and Long-Term Outcomes of Tarsal Coalitions: Results from the Johnston CountyOsteoarthritis Project
Alysa Nash; Carolina Alvarez; Jordan Renner; Yvonne Golightly; James O. Sanders, MD; Craig R. Louer, MDUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC
LOE-Pro...2023-07-141h 25
L'Inaudible de WalterWapx081Yakuza : Baka Mitai Dame dane : les memes Kurodu Furansuwa : Quel idiot je fais Instruments zarbi : The Palm Mute Pedal Les Pro découvrent la Palm Mute Pedal Autotune pour sifflet à coulisse Abbey Road mais juste avec la basse Covers : Brass against : Immigrant song Gabi Rose music Mariachi Arce de Mexico : Les 4 Saisons Sgt Puppets : Enter Sandman Ukrainian folk song Sons zarbi : Diemut Strebe : The Prayer Daft Punk aux timbales Harry Potter's Bad Guy Teuf Teuf music Des guitaristes : Max Ostro Eric Steckel Adrian Legg Trucs en vrac : Angele vs Eminem : Let Yourself Slyfall Real Slim Shady trumpet solo Careless Whisper sa...2022-05-2856 min
THE ANTIXGuess that theme show! songs with _________!Join ann/ eric as they reunite to diliver syncronised hints on todays Guess that theme show. all the songs are unified by a common theme they're all songs with prominent ________! guess in the comments, via messenger or by email and remember to share the stream! answer given before final song so you can play along where ever you are!KintsugiRadio Is part of the kintsugi Project CIC. a social enterprise that provides oppertunities to grow through creative practice and community building. we're proudly based out of Stonehouse Plymouth in the wonderful Leadworks CIC @170 Rendle Street...2022-04-011h 00
Biohacking Girls - Din podcast for optimal helse54. Mattrender 2022 - potetmelk, "fake food" & luksusvarerDet skjer mye spennende innenfor mattrender hvert eneste år, nytt av året er at det er lov til å fråtse mer (litt post-covid kos) - potetmelken inntar kaffebarene og vi ser mye mer "fake food" komme til butikkene. Her gjelder det å sette brillene på og vite hva du putter i kroppen, for eksempel inneholder en Beyond Burger hele 18 ingredienser, mot en kjøttburger som kun inneholder 1... i dagens episode lister vi også opp matvarer som kan være direkte dødelige i større doser eller feil tilberedt, og vi gir gode alternativer på typiske retter vi tror er sunne, men som kans...2022-02-2831 min
The Nonlinear Library: Alignment Forum Top PostsProgress on Causal Influence Diagrams by Tom EverittWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio.
This is: Progress on Causal Influence Diagrams, published by Tom Everitt on the AI Alignment Forum.
By Tom Everitt, Ryan Carey, Lewis Hammond, James Fox, Eric Langlois, and Shane Legg
Crossposted from DeepMind Safety Research
About 2 years ago, we released the first few papers on understanding agent incentives using causal influence diagrams. This blog post will summarize progress made since then.
What are causal influence diagrams?
A key problem in AI...2021-12-0316 min
Mega-Brands: Investing in Mega Trends & the Mega Brands Best Positioned to Add Value to Your WalletEp 14 - Emles Alpha Opportunities ETF Conversation with PM, Nathan Miller.My conversation today is with Nathan Miller, the PM and creator of the Alpha Opportunities strategy that's now available via an active ETF with the symbol, "EOPS."
For more information about the ETF, go to https://www.emles.com/etf/emles-alpha-opportunities-etf/
Conversation details:
Nathan's experience:
Legg Mason (Value) / Goldman Sachs (Fundamental) / SAC (Catalyst/Event) / RBC (Management / Risk Management) – Nathan spent 10 years with the same investment team at Goldman and SAC
Focus:
Deep fundamental value with a catalyst – Contrarian approach – Long/Short equity with options – Somewhat sector focused in old economy: I...2021-07-1254 min
Musings on evaluationTrustworthinessTools for establishing trustworthiness of qualitative analysis2021-04-2005 minMusings on evaluationT testsReview of t tests and p values2021-04-1904 minMusings on evaluationCorrlationsReview of correlations2021-04-1907 min
Rural Broadband TodayNTCA RTIME Special Coverage, Part 2, With Laura WithersIn episode two of this special four-part series sponsored by Corning, Laura Withers (VP of strategic communications at NTCA) recaps some of the motivating and informative sessions at the 2021 NTCA RTIME Online event.
Part 1 (0:39 - 4:00)
“Stop Being ‘A’ Leader. Start Being ‘THE’ Leader.” with Ryan Avery
Part 2 (4:01 - 11:26)
“The Ongoing, Unfolding, Unending Story of LEOs” with Larry Thompson and Augie Ponturiero
Part 3 (11:27 - 16:10)
“Survival of the Most Adaptable” with Josh Seidemann, Tom Steinolfson and Mike Riley
Part 4 (16:11 - 25:28)
Update from the Foundation for Rural Service with Pam Becker and Keith Gabbard
Part 5 (25:29 - 30:31)
“Mapping the Future for Rural Broadband” with Brian Ford, Brent Legg a2021-03-2931 minMusings on evaluationCausation and DesignCausation and Design2021-02-1104 minMusings on evaluationSamplingSampling2021-02-0406 minMusings on evaluationPredictor and Outcome VariablesPredictor and Outcome Variables2021-01-2403 minMusings on evaluationLevels of variablesLevels of variables2021-01-2407 minMusings on evaluationConceptualization and OperationalizationConceptualization and Operationalization2021-01-2405 minMusings on evaluationModels of EvaluationModels of Evaluation2021-01-2004 minMusings on evaluationEvaluation DefinitionsEvaluation Definitions2021-01-1501 minMusings on evaluationWhat is your story?What is your story? What is your why?2021-01-1401 minMusings on evaluation203 final exam review203 final exam review2020-11-1909 minMusings on evaluationSamplingI’m this episode, I discuss sampling techniques2020-10-1306 minMusings on evaluationNeeds AssessmentsIn this episode. I discuss forms of needs assessments.2020-10-1208 minMusings on evaluationMission and VisionIn this episode , I review concepts from program planning - specifically mission and vision statements.2020-10-1204 minMusings on evaluationLevels of VariablesIn this episode. I discuss levels of variables2020-10-0804 minMusings on evaluationEpistemologyIn this episode, I discuss epistemology2020-10-0806 minMusings on evaluationDesign and causationIn this episode, I talk about research and evaluation design and causation2020-10-0813 minMusings on evaluationStrategic vs Outcome Goals and ObjectivesIn this episode, I discuss the difference between strategic goals and objectives and outcome goals and objectives.2020-10-0804 minMusings on evaluationUsing the goal attainment modelIn this episode, we talk about models of evaluation, and using the goal attainment model2020-10-0807 minMusings on evaluationEpisode 2 - what’s muddy so far?Reviews your “muddy” questions and topics..2020-09-0106 minMusings on evaluationMusings on evaluation- introA review of 8/25 class2020-08-2603 minMusings on evaluationMusings on evaluation (Trailer)2020-08-2600 min
NADA MÁS QUE MÚSICANada más que música - Joe Satriani (The Extremist)Hoy vamos a detenernos en la figura de uno de los mejores guitarristas de rock instrumental estadounidense, concretamente nacido en Nueva York el 15 de julio de 1956, ha sido nominado en 15 ocasiones a los premios Grammy y ha vendido más de 10 millones de discos en todo el mundo. Según sus colegas guitarristas dicen de él que ha conseguido dominar todas las técnicas de ejecución de la guitarra, lo que le convierte en un virtuoso de su instrumento. Es maestro de maestros. Es Joe Satriani.
Hemos escuchado War, el tercer corte de The Extremist, el disco que vamos a dis...2020-05-2131 min
HellblazerbizFilmmaker & actor Max Talisman talks about acting and moreActor, singer and writer, Max Talisman is set to make his directorial debut in his upcoming romantic comedy, THINGS LIKE THIS. The film stars Charlie Tahan (Netflix’s “Ozark”), Eric Roberts (THE DARK KNIGHT) and Miles Tagtmeyer (DISNEY DESCENDANTS: SCHOOL OF SECRETS), and tells a story of two guys who fall in love and while everything seems to align for them to be together, they begin to question fate as they encounter an obstacle.Growing up in Washington DC, Max started performing in 3rd grade. He participated in musical theatre, including productions at the Musical Theatre Center (MTC), one of the le...2020-05-1028 min
Celebrity InterviewsActor Max TalismanToday on The Total Media Network's The Dr. Christopher Hall Show, Dr. Chris and The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Actor Max Talisman.
Actor, singer and writer, Max Talisman is set to make his directorial debut in his upcoming romantic comedy, THINGS LIKE THIS. The film stars Charlie Tahan (Netflix’s “Ozark”), Eric Roberts (THE DARK KNIGHT) and Miles Tagtmeyer (DISNEY DESCENDANTS: SCHOOL OF SECRETS), and tells a story of two guys who fall in love and while everything seems to align for them to be together, they begin to question fate as they encounter an obstac...2020-04-1526 min
Making Gay History | LGBTQ Oral Histories from the ArchiveDorr Legg, Martin Block, and Jim Kepner of ONEONE, the first national gay magazine, attracted the attention of the FBI and was at the heart of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case. Dorr Legg, Martin Block, and Jim Kepner were key to ONE’s success. But don’t expect them to agree on its origin story.Visit our episode webpage for background information, archival photos, and other resources. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adch...2018-11-2931 min
Google Teacher PodcastKeeping Up with Google Keep - GTT011Matt and Kasey have a lot of fun hosting the podcast! So much fun that they've inadvertently caused a new hashtag, #superexcited! Jen Giffen, their guest in episode 1o, created this graphic to help Matt and Kasey with their choice of words: [caption id="attachment_292" align="aligncenter" width="840"] Created by: Jen Giffen[/caption] Google News and Updates Viewing Video Attachments in Gmail: when opening an email with video attachments, you will see a thumbnail of the video and have the ability to stream it, right from inside Gmail. Update Google Drive Plug-in for Office (Before April 20): The Drive...2017-04-0328 min
CURRENT - TheEditorialRebecca Eaton #77
Portrait by Eric Levin
Executive ProducerPBS MasterpieceDownton Abbey, Sherlock, Wolf Hall OBEJulian Fellowes created the world of Downton Abbey and twenty major characters and their storylines. He was ready to tell this story. He knew the world. He loved the world and that's when you can have magic: when you have a creative person who finds their subject.
Interview by Heidi LeggRebecca Eaton, The Emmy Award-winning producer of PBS’s Masterpiece, has brought us many beloved television ser...2016-03-0300 min
Project Studio Network Recording Podcast[Show #10] No Pod Fade For PSN! Celebration Grab BagYay! We made it! It's show #10 and we're feeling stronger than ever. We review
some of what has gone into our first ten shows and how we're just not going
to stop! We're already planning what we're going to do to make our 100th
show special.
Today's show is a tasty grab bag of tidbits that were planned for earlier shows
but never made it for one reason or another.
CONGRATULATIONS TO JOHN DAVIDSON!
John and his lovely wife just welcomed a new addition to the family with a
healthy baby boy! He was born at 12:11 AM on...2006-03-1430 min