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Panther City – LaCrosse

If you don’t know anything about Lacrosse well…

Lacrosse is a team sports and considered the oldest organized sport in North America.  It is played with a Lacrosse Stick and a Lacrosse Ball.

Historical records indicate that the indigenous people of North America as early as the 12th century were playing this sport. The men’s teams play what is known as, Field LaCrosse, and they play this as both and indoor and outdoor sport.

“The modern sport is governed by World Lacrosse and is the only international sport organization to recognize First Nations bands and Native American tribes as sovereign nations”  (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lacrosse)

newclevelandradio.net is sharing this information as Alex Hale (owner of newclevelandradio.net) is working with the team and we have chosen to support them.

 

This week’s Podcast 1/23/23

How to Super Age with Elise Marie Collins and her guest Barbara Graham_What Jonah Knew 1_25_23
https://youtu.be/6y0I9GMBZvg

 

 

 


What in the World with Paul Seaburn

and his sidekick John DiNallo 1_24_23 Season 6

https://youtu.be/kjX-W0LKJvM

 

 

 


Avoid the Maze with Barrett Matthews “Be Everywhere, All At Once” 1_25_23 podmatch#
https://youtu.be/rXFYDFOSjS8

 

 

 


Avoid the Maze with Jessie Torres_Abuse/Shame/Loss/Trauma 1_25_23 podmatch#

 


Avoid the Maze with Susy Lee_”Raising Kids Who Care” 1_25_23 podmatch#
https://youtu.be/RLxqweHI3Hc

I’MPOSSIBLE – We Told You Alex was POSSIBLE!

Last Spring Alex made the decision to look outside of the Indians/Guardians to advance his career.  Cleveland had been very good to him for the 5 years he worked there but when advancement was not open, he knew it was time to seek outside of his comfort zone.

You may remember me announcing in the late Spring he took a job with the farm team of the NY Mets.  What he was offered upon his acceptance changed when he moved there and although he tried to make it work, he knew he was in the wrong place, and he returned home.  He began his search in July looking for the best fit – Well today it Happened – Alex is moving to Dallas, TX.

He is excited (and so are his dad and I) about this move where as Binghamton, NY was not an exciting move, but he did meet some great people there and he forged some lasting friendships.  But he will be off to the big city before this year is up and I believe 2023 has a TRIP to Dallas with my name on it.

Do you remember me sharing that we (Alex, his dad and I) were told by a Psychiatrist at the Cleveland Board of Mental Health that Alex would not graduate high school without help, he would never graduate, college and we would place him in a half-way house where he would obtain a menial job.  Well, “F” YOU Dr. Lorna – Alex said he would prove you wrong and he has – not only did he work and advance his experiences with the Guardians he was sought after by various teams; but due to the cost of moving and living he had to turn down offers.  Alex may be on spectrum but don’t tell him he is different – the only difference may be his Will to learn and be his BEST.

We are so proud of our son and always have been.  We have supported and cheered him on when others like Dr. Lorna told us to stop and give up.  Seriously – The Guardians was his stepping stone – and if you don’t believe it – I will continue to share his success …

For those of you who stopped talking to Rich and I when Alex was diagnosed in 1996 – please GO “F” yourselves…When we needed our friends and Alex needed to be accepted for being the same person he was before his diagnosis – you deserted us.

To the Bully who assaulted our son in High School and to the students and faculty who saw it happen – it’s time to come forward and apologize to Alex.  The Bully may not be around to apologize but there are plenty of YOU out there who can!!!

Back to the people we thought were our friends- you obviously weren’t!

Alex has taught our family to overcome adversity.

Karen Hale -Coach Advocate

What is a Coach, and do you need one? 

A coach is someone who helps YOU improve Your own performance,

A good coach is someone who will guide YOU to view Your positive attributes.

Coaching is designed for YOU to adjust and make the changes You want.

What is an Advocate?

An advocate is someone who will support or recommend the assistance YOU are looking for.

An advocate will not judge or place their opinion on YOU.

An advocate will guide you through a process.

What is a Coach Advocate?

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Someone who help you through the process expressing yourself – not about the past but about the now, and Your tomorrows.

Are you looking for a Coach?

Listen to Avoid the Maze  – we have a wide range of Coaches some have specialties like Business/Sales/Education others may help you travel your personal path or identify how your personal and professional journey may need some massaging.  Let me be your guide.

Contact me, Karen, at newclevelandradio@gmail.com – subject Coach Advocate – there is no charge to the client, YOU for my services contact me for more information.

If you are a Coach and are interested my services to vet out client leads, contact me at newclevelandradio@gmail.com so we may discuss a onetime fee.

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HOPE like LOVE can bring us TOGETHER

Enjoy each moment

“You are too concerned with what was and what will be.
There is a saying:
Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift. That is why it is called the present.”
― Author unknown

Immune System

While prednisone is not a stimulant, however, it is making me anxious and odd.  I am less tired but I feel as if my brain just does not want to function in the manner in which I would like.  However, I am taking it along with another medication to combat the effects of Lichen Planus.  I have been dealing with this malady for years and although once in treatment, it is now twice over the ten years this disease has invaded my mouth!  Since you can’t see it and I have obligations to myself and others you may not even notice that I am hurting 24/7.  The problem with silent illnesses is that you the community assume that I am running on all cylinders and although I try to be the SuperWoman of my body, sometimes I have to admit I need help.

I may be a woman but SuperWoman sometimes leaves and I am left alone to face the pain well not letting on to you…However, it is important to communicate what may be affecting those that are in your group.  If we don’t use words of explanation not only will we be misunderstood, we will be left to our inner voices that often are not friendly.  However, if those unfriendly thoughts are ours why aren’t we changing the tone of the dialogue.

Ponder on this!

From My Brother Gary via the Pen of Gene Wilder, ru in shlum (Rest in Peace)

A Yiddish Poem – by Gene Wilder

If you can understand this, you:
(a) Are probably as old as I am
(b) Have a good worldly education
(c) Are Jewish
(d) Grownup with a Bubbe living with you, or close by…
(e) all of the above
Yiddish was the secret code, therefore I don’t farshtaist,
A bisseleh maybe here and there, the rest has gone to waste.
Sadly when I hear it now, I only get the gist,
My Bubbe spoke it beautifully; but me, I am tsemisht.
So oi vei as I should say, or even oy vai iz mir,
Though my pisk is lacking Yiddish, it’s familiar to my ear.
And I’m no Chaim Yonkel , in fact I was shtick naches,
But, when it comes to Yiddish though, I’m talking out my tuchas.
Es iz a shandeh far di kinder that I don’t know it better
(Though it’s really nishtgefelecht when one needs to write a letter).
But, when it comes to characters, there’s really no contention,
No other linguist can compete with honorable mentshen:
They have nebbishes and nebechels and others without mazel,
Then, too, schmendriks and schlemiels, and let’s not forget schlemazel.
These words are so precise and descriptive to the listener,
So much better than “a pill” is to call someone ‘farbissener’.
Or – that a brazen woman would be better called Choleria,
And you’ll agree farklempt says more than does hysteria.
I’m not haken dir a tshainik and I hope I’m not a kvetch,
But isn’t mieskeit kinder, than to call someone a wretch?
Mitten derinnen, I hear Bubbe say, “It’s nechtiker tog, don’t fear,
To me you’re still a maven, zol zein shah, don’t fill my ear.
A leben ahf dein keppele, I don’t mean to interrupt,
But you are speaking narishkeit…..
And …A gezunt auf dein kop!”

L’Shana Tova

I am sharing something I heard today

Always looking for new podcasters and or guests!

In July 2018 I had the opportunity to interview the Kingston Trio.  Growing up in the 50s, 60s and being a young adult in the 70s their music genre was one I appreciated and the songs they wrote and performed were songs by many of us sang at school, summer camp, and around the bond fires when someone took out their guitar and led us through them.  As a younger person, I never thought I would ever have the ability to meet them, let alone talk to them about their music, but now I will for the second time.  https://www.spreaker.com/user/10697139/the-kingston-trio-live-7-12-18

For me, success is not counted in money – but the opportunities that I have to connect with special people. https://www.kingstontrio.com/

 

 

 

 

 

THE BELL TELEPHONE HOUR — Episode 1 — Aired 10/09/1959 — Pictured: The Kingston Trio: (l-r) Dave Guard, Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds (Photo by NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images via Getty Images)

The original Trio consisted of Dave Guard, Bob Shane, and Nick Reynolds.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Today’s Trio:

Mike Marvin – Taken in as part of the Nick Reynolds family as a teenager, Mike learned his music ropes at the foot of Nick Reynolds, his late “adopted father.”

Tim Gorelangton –  was born in Hawaii, just like Bob Shane and Dave Guard. His father was an Air Force pilot and the family lived all over the United States.  “Tim’s main goal is to ensure that the group’s music remains true to its original intentions. He’s the Trio’s Chief Musical Director, arranger, and cat wrangler.”

Don Marovich is from Gary, Indiana has had a very successful career in music and notes he was discovered by The Limeliters and was hired to be their tenor, and now is the tenor in the TRIO that makes me smile as the good old days are still here when they perform!