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So this one is fucking meaty first a NEW camping homebrew mechanic, second traveling through the lands of Clendru, third some hunting, fourth shopping, fifth an actual DUNGEON, sixth high ass stakes battle and seventh Avion are back and ready for a story dump. Have fun. Music https://tabletopaudio.com/ Music Factory: https://www.musicfactory.tm Music Factory YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MusicFactory Original music by Savfk (www.youtube.com/savfkmusic www.facebook.com/savfkmusic) www.bensound.com

The stone rolled away,... 1663.. Digitized from IA40313017-70 . Previous issue: bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_-_oates-titus_1697 .

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Today's guest:Buddy Levy, author - \"Empire of Ice and Stone: The Disastrous and Heroic Voyage of the Karluk\"Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Ryan talks to journalist and author Brad Stone about his new book Amazon Unbound: Jeff Bezos and the Invention of a Global Empire, the future implications of technology guided business practices, the moral tension that arises in the midst of large scale business growth, and more. Brad Stone is the author of four books, including 2014's The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon. He was previously a San Francisco-based correspondent for The New York Times and Newsweek. A graduate of Columbia University, he is originally from Cleveland, Ohio and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and three daughters.Beekeeper's Naturals is the company that's reinventing your medicine with clean, effective products that actually work. Beekeepers Naturals has great products like Propolis Spray and B.LXR. Visit beekeepersnaturals.com/STOIC or enter code \"STOIC\" to get 20% off your first order.DECKED truck bed tool boxes and cargo van storage systems revolutionize organization with a heavy-duty in-vehicle storage system featuring slide out toolboxes. DECKED makes organizing, accessing, protecting, and securing everything you need so much easier. Get your DECKED Drawer System at Decked.com/STOIC and get free shipping.Athletic Greens is a custom formulation of 75 vitamins, minerals, and other whole-food sourced ingredients that make it easier for you to maintain nutrition in just a single scoop. Visit athleticgreens.com/stoic to get a FREE year supply of Liquid Vitamin D + 5 FREE Travel Packs with subscription. LinkedIn Jobs is the best platform for finding the right candidate to join your business this fall. It's the largest marketplace for job seekers in the world, and it has great search features so that you can find candidates with any hard or soft skills that you need. And now, you can post a job for free. Just visit linkedin.com/STOIC to post a job for free. Sign up for the Daily Stoic email: http://DailyStoic.com/signupFollow us: Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, TikTok, and FacebookFollow Brad Stone: Homepage, Twitter, Instagram, FacebookSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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\"If you're not personally invested in what you're working on, you'll fail.\"Biz StoneImagine co-creating a tool so powerful, it literally changes the world.Biz Stone is one such man.Most people know Biz as one of the co-founders of Twitter. Together @biz@jack and @ev created the social media behemoth that seismically impacted how we connect with the world, share information, exchange opinions, consume news, and participate in the daily global conversation.Ironically, Biz never aspired to become successful in business. A most unlikely entrepreneur, he spent his early years as an artist, crafting book covers for a Boston publishing house.Biz's initial interest in Silicon Valley was sparked not by the potential for riches but rather by idealism - technology as potential energy to greater unite the human experience. Bring people closer. And cultivate global cooperation.An early evangelist of blogging as a vehicle to serve his romantic vision, Biz jumped when Ev Williams invited him to join Blogger, the networked blogging platform Ev had built and sold to Google.Ultimately, Biz walked away from Google. Leaving millions on the table, he leaped into the treacherous unknown of start ups, following Ev to podcast precursor Odeo. In one of the greatest pivots in Silicon Valley lore, Odeo would morph into Twitter. Twitter would permanently change culture. And along with Ev, Biz would later advance to co-found Medium, the über-popular, user-friendly blogging platform of the moment.Today brings us to Jelly, a new kind of multi-platform search engine Biz recently launched that allows you to ask questions and get timely, helpful answers (as opposed to an index of websites) from the people most well suited to intelligently respond. It's fun and surprisingly effective. Give it a try by downloading the iOS app, visiting askjelly.com/richroll, or just add #askjelly to your Twitter questions.Among his accolades, INC. Magazine named Biz Entrepreneur of the Decade. TIME listed him as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, GQ named him Nerd of the Year, and he's one of Vanity Fair's Top Ten Most Influential People of the Information Age. Despite never graduating college, today Biz serves up Visiting and Executive Fellow duties at both Oxford and Berkeley respectively and authored the humorous memoir, Things A Little Bird Told Me.Beyond the narrative of inhabiting rare entrepreneurial air, what's most personally interesting about Biz is that at his core, he really is an artist. A true artist. Not one for the sexy stories of Silicon Valley board room intrigue, what excites Biz most is leveraging his fertile, creative mind to serve humanity. To make the world better. More connected. More empathetic.This is a fun, jocular conversation about conscious capitalism, the future of tech and artificial intelligence. It's about living in alignment with one's values. It's about the future of one man's dedication to cultivating greater human cooperation. And it's a conversation about what it takes to change the world. Like, indubitably.Oh yeah - he's also super funny.I sincerely hope you enjoy the conversation. Give Biz a shout on Twitter at @biz and let him know what you think.Peace + Plants, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"If you're not personally invested in what you're working on, you'll fail.\"Biz StoneImagine co-creating a tool so powerful, it literally changes the world.Biz Stone is one such man.Most people know Biz as one of the co-founders of Twitter. Together @biz@jack and @ev created the social media behemoth that seismically impacted how we connect with the world, share information, exchange opinions, consume news, and participate in the daily global conversation.Ironically, Biz never aspired to become successful in business. A most unlikely entrepreneur, he spent his early years as an artist, crafting book covers for a Boston publishing house.Biz's initial interest in Silicon Valley was sparked not by the potential for riches but rather by idealism - technology as potential energy to greater unite the human experience. Bring people closer. And cultivate global cooperation.An early evangelist of blogging as a vehicle to serve his romantic vision, Biz jumped when Ev Williams invited him to join Blogger, the networked blogging platform Ev had built and sold to Google.Ultimately, Biz walked away from Google. Leaving millions on the table, he leaped into the treacherous unknown of start ups, following Ev to podcast precursor Odeo. In one of the greatest pivots in Silicon Valley lore, Odeo would morph into Twitter. Twitter would permanently change culture. And along with Ev, Biz would later advance to co-found Medium, the über-popular, user-friendly blogging platform of the moment.Today brings us to Jelly, a new kind of multi-platform search engine Biz recently launched that allows you to ask questions and get timely, helpful answers (as opposed to an index of websites) from the people most well suited to intelligently respond. It's fun and surprisingly effective. Give it a try by downloading the iOS app, visiting askjelly.com/richroll, or just add #askjelly to your Twitter questions.Among his accolades, INC. Magazine named Biz Entrepreneur of the Decade. TIME listed him as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, GQ named him Nerd of the Year, and he's one of Vanity Fair's Top Ten Most Influential People of the Information Age. Despite never graduating college, today Biz serves up Visiting and Executive Fellow duties at both Oxford and Berkeley respectively and authored the humorous memoir, Things A Little Bird Told Me.Beyond the narrative of inhabiting rare entrepreneurial air, what's most personally interesting about Biz is that at his core, he really is an artist. A true artist. Not one for the sexy stories of Silicon Valley board room intrigue, what excites Biz most is leveraging his fertile, creative mind to serve humanity. To make the world better. More connected. More empathetic.This is a fun, jocular conversation about conscious capitalism, the future of tech and artificial intelligence. It's about living in alignment with one's values. It's about the future of one man's dedication to cultivating greater human cooperation. And it's a conversation about what it takes to change the world. Like, indubitably.Oh yeah - he's also super funny.I sincerely hope you enjoy the conversation. Give Biz a shout on Twitter at @biz and let him know what you think.Peace + Plants, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"If you're not personally invested in what you're working on, you'll fail.\"Biz StoneImagine co-creating a tool so powerful, it literally changes the world.Biz Stone is one such man.Most people know Biz as one of the co-founders of Twitter. Together @biz@jack and @ev created the social media behemoth that seismically impacted how we connect with the world, share information, exchange opinions, consume news, and participate in the daily global conversation.Ironically, Biz never aspired to become successful in business. A most unlikely entrepreneur, he spent his early years as an artist, crafting book covers for a Boston publishing house.Biz's initial interest in Silicon Valley was sparked not by the potential for riches but rather by idealism - technology as potential energy to greater unite the human experience. Bring people closer. And cultivate global cooperation.An early evangelist of blogging as a vehicle to serve his romantic vision, Biz jumped when Ev Williams invited him to join Blogger, the networked blogging platform Ev had built and sold to Google.Ultimately, Biz walked away from Google. Leaving millions on the table, he leaped into the treacherous unknown of start ups, following Ev to podcast precursor Odeo. In one of the greatest pivots in Silicon Valley lore, Odeo would morph into Twitter. Twitter would permanently change culture. And along with Ev, Biz would later advance to co-found Medium, the über-popular, user-friendly blogging platform of the moment.Today brings us to Jelly, a new kind of multi-platform search engine Biz recently launched that allows you to ask questions and get timely, helpful answers (as opposed to an index of websites) from the people most well suited to intelligently respond. It's fun and surprisingly effective. Give it a try by downloading the iOS app, visiting askjelly.com/richroll, or just add #askjelly to your Twitter questions.Among his accolades, INC. Magazine named Biz Entrepreneur of the Decade. TIME listed him as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, GQ named him Nerd of the Year, and he's one of Vanity Fair's Top Ten Most Influential People of the Information Age. Despite never graduating college, today Biz serves up Visiting and Executive Fellow duties at both Oxford and Berkeley respectively and authored the humorous memoir, Things A Little Bird Told Me.Beyond the narrative of inhabiting rare entrepreneurial air, what's most personally interesting about Biz is that at his core, he really is an artist. A true artist. Not one for the sexy stories of Silicon Valley board room intrigue, what excites Biz most is leveraging his fertile, creative mind to serve humanity. To make the world better. More connected. More empathetic.This is a fun, jocular conversation about conscious capitalism, the future of tech and artificial intelligence. It's about living in alignment with one's values. It's about the future of one man's dedication to cultivating greater human cooperation. And it's a conversation about what it takes to change the world. Like, indubitably.Oh yeah - he's also super funny.I sincerely hope you enjoy the conversation. Give Biz a shout on Twitter at @biz and let him know what you think.Peace + Plants, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"If you're not personally invested in what you're working on, you'll fail.\"Biz StoneImagine co-creating a tool so powerful, it literally changes the world.Biz Stone is one such man.Most people know Biz as one of the co-founders of Twitter. Together @biz@jack and @ev created the social media behemoth that seismically impacted how we connect with the world, share information, exchange opinions, consume news, and participate in the daily global conversation.Ironically, Biz never aspired to become successful in business. A most unlikely entrepreneur, he spent his early years as an artist, crafting book covers for a Boston publishing house.Biz's initial interest in Silicon Valley was sparked not by the potential for riches but rather by idealism - technology as potential energy to greater unite the human experience. Bring people closer. And cultivate global cooperation.An early evangelist of blogging as a vehicle to serve his romantic vision, Biz jumped when Ev Williams invited him to join Blogger, the networked blogging platform Ev had built and sold to Google.Ultimately, Biz walked away from Google. Leaving millions on the table, he leaped into the treacherous unknown of start ups, following Ev to podcast precursor Odeo. In one of the greatest pivots in Silicon Valley lore, Odeo would morph into Twitter. Twitter would permanently change culture. And along with Ev, Biz would later advance to co-found Medium, the über-popular, user-friendly blogging platform of the moment.Today brings us to Jelly, a new kind of multi-platform search engine Biz recently launched that allows you to ask questions and get timely, helpful answers (as opposed to an index of websites) from the people most well suited to intelligently respond. It's fun and surprisingly effective. Give it a try by downloading the iOS app, visiting askjelly.com/richroll, or just add #askjelly to your Twitter questions.Among his accolades, INC. Magazine named Biz Entrepreneur of the Decade. TIME listed him as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, GQ named him Nerd of the Year, and he's one of Vanity Fair's Top Ten Most Influential People of the Information Age. Despite never graduating college, today Biz serves up Visiting and Executive Fellow duties at both Oxford and Berkeley respectively and authored the humorous memoir, Things A Little Bird Told Me.Beyond the narrative of inhabiting rare entrepreneurial air, what's most personally interesting about Biz is that at his core, he really is an artist. A true artist. Not one for the sexy stories of Silicon Valley board room intrigue, what excites Biz most is leveraging his fertile, creative mind to serve humanity. To make the world better. More connected. More empathetic.This is a fun, jocular conversation about conscious capitalism, the future of tech and artificial intelligence. It's about living in alignment with one's values. It's about the future of one man's dedication to cultivating greater human cooperation. And it's a conversation about what it takes to change the world. Like, indubitably.Oh yeah - he's also super funny.I sincerely hope you enjoy the conversation. Give Biz a shout on Twitter at @biz and let him know what you think.Peace + Plants, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

\"If you're not personally invested in what you're working on, you'll fail.\"Biz StoneImagine co-creating a tool so powerful, it literally changes the world.Biz Stone is one such man.Most people know Biz as one of the co-founders of Twitter. Together @biz@jack and @ev created the social media behemoth that seismically impacted how we connect with the world, share information, exchange opinions, consume news, and participate in the daily global conversation.Ironically, Biz never aspired to become successful in business. A most unlikely entrepreneur, he spent his early years as an artist, crafting book covers for a Boston publishing house.Biz's initial interest in Silicon Valley was sparked not by the potential for riches but rather by idealism - technology as potential energy to greater unite the human experience. Bring people closer. And cultivate global cooperation.An early evangelist of blogging as a vehicle to serve his romantic vision, Biz jumped when Ev Williams invited him to join Blogger, the networked blogging platform Ev had built and sold to Google.Ultimately, Biz walked away from Google. Leaving millions on the table, he leaped into the treacherous unknown of start ups, following Ev to podcast precursor Odeo. In one of the greatest pivots in Silicon Valley lore, Odeo would morph into Twitter. Twitter would permanently change culture. And along with Ev, Biz would later advance to co-found Medium, the über-popular, user-friendly blogging platform of the moment.Today brings us to Jelly, a new kind of multi-platform search engine Biz recently launched that allows you to ask questions and get timely, helpful answers (as opposed to an index of websites) from the people most well suited to intelligently respond. It's fun and surprisingly effective. Give it a try by downloading the iOS app, visiting askjelly.com/richroll, or just add #askjelly to your Twitter questions.Among his accolades, INC. Magazine named Biz Entrepreneur of the Decade. TIME listed him as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, GQ named him Nerd of the Year, and he's one of Vanity Fair's Top Ten Most Influential People of the Information Age. Despite never graduating college, today Biz serves up Visiting and Executive Fellow duties at both Oxford and Berkeley respectively and authored the humorous memoir, Things A Little Bird Told Me.Beyond the narrative of inhabiting rare entrepreneurial air, what's most personally interesting about Biz is that at his core, he really is an artist. A true artist. Not one for the sexy stories of Silicon Valley board room intrigue, what excites Biz most is leveraging his fertile, creative mind to serve humanity. To make the world better. More connected. More empathetic.This is a fun, jocular conversation about conscious capitalism, the future of tech and artificial intelligence. It's about living in alignment with one's values. It's about the future of one man's dedication to cultivating greater human cooperation. And it's a conversation about what it takes to change the world. Like, indubitably.Oh yeah - he's also super funny.I sincerely hope you enjoy the conversation. Give Biz a shout on Twitter at @biz and let him know what you think.Peace + Plants, See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this special extended episode, made for World Social Work Day 2022, Lemn Sissay, poet, playwright, broadcaster and Chancellor of the University of Manchester, speaks with Andy McClenaghan about his experience of growing up in care. Reflecting on the ways the care system failed him as a child, Lemn discusses the vital importance of the social work role and considers how social workers can better support looked after children and care leavers.For information on Lemn's memoir, 'My Name is Why', visit https://canongate.co.uk/books/2450-my-name-is-why/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this special extended episode, made for World Social Work Day 2022, Lemn Sissay, poet, playwright, broadcaster and Chancellor of the University of Manchester, speaks with Andy McClenaghan about his experience of growing up in care. Reflecting on the ways the care system failed him as a child, Lemn discusses the vital importance of the social work role and considers how social workers can better support looked after children and care leavers.For information on Lemn's memoir, 'My Name is Why', visit https://canongate.co.uk/books/2450-my-name-is-why/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

4/18/2023 10:00:09 PM with 12 Peak Viewers

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191 p. ; 18 cm

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341 p. ; 23 cm

341 p. ; 23 cm

341 p. ; 23 cm

341 p. ; 23 cm

341 p. ; 23 cm

341 p. ; 23 cm

341 p. ; 23 cm

341 p. ; 23 cm

The philosophicall touch-stone: ... 1645.. Digitized from IA40313003-87 . Previous issue: bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_mel-heliconium-or-poet_ross-alexander_1642 . Next issue: bim_early-english-books-1641-1700_the-armies-remembrancer_rr_1649 .

The touch-stone of common assurances: or, a plain and familiar treatise, opening the learning of the common assurances, or conveyances of the kingdom: by William Sheppard, ... 1784.. Digitized from IA40313301-47 . Next issue: bim_eighteenth-century_reports-of-cases-in-equi_gilbert-geoffrey-sir_1742 .

271 pages : 25 cm

271 pages : 25 cm

271 pages : 25 cm

xv, 255 p. ; 21 cm

xv, 255 p. ; 21 cm