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The manna stopped the day after they ate this food from the land; there was no longer any manna for the Israelites, but that year they ate of the produce of Canaan (Joshua 5:12). Give us this day our daily bread (Matthew 6:11). Listen to this message. Subscribe to this podcast feed. Read the full text of this message online. Visit our website: Daily Encouragement Net Sign up for the free daily email encouragement email by clicking here Please help us continue this free daily encouragement ministry Comment on this podcast.

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Technology is notoriously fickle. What today is state-of-the art is laughably dated tomorrow. Though the digital world may be moving from quaint 32-bit to zippy 64-bit, this digital deejay is in no hurry. Find all this computer architecture stuff a little mystifying? No worry. Leave it all to DJDeedle - for now, your 32-bit DJ. This week's Deedlecast weaves the old and the new, the digital and the analog, the electronic and the acoustic. The music may be virtual, but the DJ is very real.

KKFI's Bill Clause talks about his play, 1937: One Helluva Year, a fact-based drama-comedy-musical about the about the struggle for racial equality, womens rights and workers rights in 1937 Kansas City. A. Phillip Randolph and and the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters figure prominently in the play, so we go to the archives for a 2004 Heartland Labor Forum interview with Larry Tye, author of Rising From the Rails - Pullman Porters and the Making of the Black Middle Class. Finally, we go to a meeting of the Kansas City Planned Industrial Expansion Authority to hear activists testify against the plans to use city tax abatement and a complicated leasing scheme involving the federal government and private developers to build a new nuclear weapons components plant, leaving behind a toxic mess at the old plant. The show ends with a brilliant spoken word performance by The Recipe.

Why is the New Testament usage of the term apostle so inconsistent? Fr. Dave has a cough, and we re trying the new iTunes enhanced podcast format. Hope it works!

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On this episode of The Wheelhouse: Bower and The Sweet Nasty Chris Cause have just one of THOSE shows. You know, the one s where it s the day before your WEEKEND and your just ready to get it started? Yeah it was like that or something along the lines of it. ANYWAY the boys talked about LEBRON JAMES as a CLEVELAND BROWN? And how stupid it looks that the BROWNS would even consider it. We discuss the change of the quarterback guard in OAKLAND, whether or not THE BLIND SIDE would be considered a CHICK FLICK and Cause tells us how he was part of the movie PEARL HARBOR! Finally we wrap up the SHOW and the WEEK by welcoming COPERNICUS to the show to challenge a 2 YEAR OLD and not any 2 year old but CHARLIE BOWER! Charlie challenges Copernicus in the WEEK 11 edition of STUMP THE SALLY! Download the Podcast HERE!

If you were looking for talent would you look at the gym, the bank or in church? SPONSOR: GotoMeeting Hold your meetings online for just $49/mo. Try GoToMeeting FREE for 30 days. One of the more popular definitions of the word talent at Urbandictionary relates to a young woman’s looks. Checking out the local talent is an expression dating from the days of the grandparents of most Urbandictionary users and was adopted in the 1940s. But etymologically, appreciating the talents of members of the opposite sex might actually relate to whether they are overweight or not; or perhaps how rich they are. The word comes from Greek where it referred to a scale or balance as well as the weight that might be placed on that balance. Then it was applied to a specific weight, although that varied from place to place and time to time sometimes being 30 kilograms, sometimes 40, other times, other weights. Since scales or balances were mainly used in financial transactions a talent later became a unit of currency and it’s with these two meanings that the word it first entered Old English. The Old English talent had come via Latin and being Latin the word arrived again through French after the Norman Conquest this time with a new meaning that had developed as French was emerging out of its Latin roots. This new talent meant a person’s “will” or “state of mind” but this meaning too was swept away in the currents of time when the word began appearing in English translations of the Bible. In those translations a talent was again a piece of money since the Bible story harkened back to times when that was in fact the case. But Bible stories are told for their allegorical value and the Parable of the Talents was one of these. In that story a master gives his three servants some talents—being pieces of money—which two of them invest and earn interest but the third effectively hides under his mattress. The moral of the story being that you’ve got to use the talents you’ve been given in this life—which is what gave the word talent the meaning we understand today.

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