Catalog of Interviews and Bits

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that everyone ages six months and older get an annual flu shot – yet, fewer than half of Americans received a flu vaccine last flu season. Given the severity of the 2017-2018 flu season – which was the first to be classified as high severity across all age groups – local healthcare professionals at MedExpress Urgent Care in Kansas want to debunk some of the most common flu shot myths that may be preventing many people from getting vaccinated.

Getting an annual flu vaccine is the first and best way to protect families, friends, and coworkers. In fact, the more people who protect against flu, the less flu in general – which is good for everyone. Flu vaccination can also reduce flu-related illnesses, doctors’ visits, and missed days from work and school.

Still, there are many misconceptions about the safety and effectiveness of the flu shot. MedExpress healthcare providers can help shed some light with some quick true and false:

FALSE: The flu is just a bad cold. I don't need a flu shot.

FALSE: The flu shot will give me the flu.

FALSE: The flu shot doesn't work and won't offer me any protection.

FALSE: It's too late to get the flu shot.

TRUE: The flu shot may not completely protect me from getting the flu.

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Art Kulik and Ashton Bingham headline Trilogy Media, where they seek out scammers, shams, and double dealers, and waste their time using hilarious word games, improv, and nonsense, with plenty of curse words and vodka drinking to go around! Their mission is to call out the bulls**t, entertain the masses, and continue living the dream life in sunny southern California!

When Technology is Too Much

Guest Opportunity: Robert Paolini --- Real Estate Expert, Creator of the 7LP system, and Author of the upcoming Book, “Good Talk”

Technology replacing humans is one recurrent theme. We can argue about how many jobs are being destroyed by technology. Look, for example, at supermarkets and big box retailers replacing multiple (human) checkout operators with ranks of self-service machines — with perhaps one solitary human overseer standing silently off to the side.

How about Uber recruiting an entire university robotics department to try to accelerate the development of driverless cars?

When is it too much?

When does our communication as human beings become impacted?

What happens when too much technology is too much?

What does the world look like with home owners buying and selling houses online only?

What is missing at the self check-out stands?

Expert Robert Paolini can use his background and upcoming book, “Good Talk,” to open up an interesting discussion of the current wave in technology and the impact is has on society.

His Real Estate Group with Berkshire Hathaway Home Services is called "PR Properties". PR to the group means "People & Relationships", and it also describes the principles of success in our process, which are: Making sure the clients home is "Priced Right", "Prepared Right", and "Promoted Right"!

Meet Robert Paolini:

Robert’s exclusive 7LP system for getting home owners top dollar for their home in the perfect time frame ideal to the client has been the corner stone for his team’s abundant over-flow of inbound referrals and success in Real Estate. Robert’s true calling of educating other agents on his system is now a major priority. Robert’s love for people has expanded not just to his own clients but to other Realtors in the hopes that the good ones will be able to achieve their Real Estate goals which are a win for good agents and home owners alike.

Robert’s goal is removing the suffering in Real Estate typically found by home owners who find themselves in a transaction with an agent in the business for all the wrong reasons, and good Real Estate agents that are burdened by the lack of results from their efforts. Robert’s duplicable system is going to be a major part in his book that will be ready for print by the end of 2018. In the book will be valuable principles of networking, client acquisition, relationship cultivation, and effective communication principles for any industry. The main pur

At least 12 people were killed and at least 10 others injured when a gunman burst into a packed Southern California bar overnight and opened fire, authorities said. Haven’t we heard this story before? What are the common features of these attacks?

In the last two weeks alone, a man shot dead two people yoga studio in Florida, and another gunman opened fire on a synagogue in Pittsburgh, killing 11.

Just as the Parkland and Santé Fe school shootings this year, the synagogue attack, and others, this attack occurred in another gun-free zone.

We've got some "Bad News" and some good news!

Palast, a Puffin Foundation fellow in investigative reporting, is the author of the New York Times bestsellers, Billionaires & Ballot Bandits and The Best Democracy Money Can Buy. His investigative reports can be seen on BBC Television Newsnight.

“Greg Palast is one of those inconveniently stubborn journalists -- much like Glenn Greenwald and the late Gary Webb -- who gets his teeth into a story and shakes it bloody right there in the middle of the parlor, dreadfully inconveniencing the pampered swells of the elite political press, and revolting the serious thinkers who get to go on PBS and moan about the genuine crisis of American political civility. Palast has been on the voter-caging story ever since people like Pastor Whiting got screwed 14 years ago. Palast [has] dropped a bomb into the elections that has left credibility shrapnel all over the democratic process, if anyone cares to look for it.” Charles Pierce, Esquire

"Democrats can apparently tolerate anything except for Republicans.

A stunning 61 percent of Democrats labeled Republicans as “racist/bigoted/sexist” when asked which words they would use to describe the other party, while 31 percent of Republicans said the same thing about Democrats, according to a poll released this week.

Not that Republicans were particularly fond of the left. They preferred to dub Democrats “spiteful” (54 percent) and “ignorant” (49 percent), while 54 percent of Democrats said Republicans were ignorant and 44 percent called them spiteful.

When it came to “evil,” there was a tie: 23 percent of Republicans used the word to describe Democrats, roughly the same share as the 21 percent of Democrats who said so about Republicans.

Charges of racism, once rare in politics, have become commonplace under President Trump, with liberals routinely attacking the president for his stance against illegal immigration, and left and right attacking each other in an increasingly hostile atmosphere."

READ: www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/nov/13/democrats-label-republicans-racist-bigoted-sexist-/

Consider the Evidence: A Trial Lawyer Examines Eyewitness Testimony in Defense of the Reliability of the New Testament

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Daniel P. Buttafuoco

LAWYER/AUTHOR: Daniel P. Buttafuoco, author of Consider the Evidence: A Trial Lawyer Examines Eyewitness Testimony in Defense of the Reliability of the New Testament

Trial attorney, Daniel P. Buttafuoco addresses this question so capably in his recent work. As he observes, ''The Bible is a document we can use to examine whether the claims made in regard to our souls are true. If these claims are provably false, we need not worry about this subject at all. If they are true, we need to pay careful attention.''

"'How can I believe the Bible is true?' I am not surprised by this repeated refrain; there is no book in history that has been so studied, and sadly, so maligned, as the Holy Bible. Countless people through the decades have staked their very lives upon it. Others with equal fervor have sought to expel it. "Is the Bible mere fantasy, or is it fantastically true? Is there truth for every human being within its pages--the very Word of God to us--or only for a few? Supremely, its message stands or falls upon its authenticity.

"These are the questions that Daniel Buttafuoco addresses so capably in the work you hold in your hands. As he observes, 'The Bible is a document we can use to examine whether the claims made in regard to our souls are true. If these claims are provably false, we need not worry about this subject at all. If they are true, we need to pay careful attention to what the Bible says.'" "In this book to which his life is committed, he brings the best of his arguments and his keen mind as a lawyer to investigate the Bible. Whether you are a skeptic or a believer, I know you will find this to be an invaluable resource." --Ravi Zacharias Best Selling Author

READ MORE: www.tristatevoice.com/2018/10/08/defending-the-new-testament-lawyer-puts-the-reliability-of-the-bible-on-trial-in-new-book/

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