761. The heart and humor of a First Responder with Paul Noberga
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Former EMT Paul Noberga shares the WHY he was called to that profession. Paul also explains the importance humor has in dealing with what First Responder's see and feel. Paul Noberga's keen insight and heart is what You Just Have To Laugh is all about. This podcast will give you great insight of what goes inside the heart and mind of a first responder.
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760. It’s not a wrong number! It’s a scam! DON’T RESPOND
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Crypto Cop Tom Alber lets you know about the phone call scams that you are getting and why you should never respond to them. Especially text! Thom also lets you know who’s behind these scams. @USCryptoCop
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759. A positive take on Soccer in The USA. It has come along way and a ways to go to win a world cup.
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This is a positive take on USA soccer and competing on the world stage. It has come a long way in a short amount of time. Yes, that is me practicing soccer in college on a cold day. I love the sport.
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758. The humor of Sports Fans and why they get so emotional.
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I am fascinated at the anger, and sadness people have when they watch their favorite team play. I get the jubilation when their team wins, but when they lose, WOW. There are some serious emotions being expressed. Oh, I understand disappointment, but it is and has been a fascinating study that I have done for years about sports fans. Put on your team jersey and enjoy.
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757. Make America Laugh Again – and that’s what Miguel Washington is doing and has been doing for over 30 years.
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Truly, one of the funniest stand-up comedians working today. He knows how to make audiences laugh and he does it literally all over the world. He is seriously dedicated to “Making America Laugh Again.” Below is his website and general info. Great video of his act - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZEIgZ6D9Gc https://miggysworld.com
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756. Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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I have learned to sit with what is bothering me. Instead of drinking it away, smoking it away, sleeping it away, eating it away, pleasuring it away, or running from it. When I sit with what is bothering me the healing begins. I feel it first, then I understand what is behind what’s bothering me, where that uneasy feeling comes from. Once I understanding it I can make friends with it. And that is the key to not letting what bothers me become chronic.
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755. Don't take it personally.
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The way we think is a choice. But we first must acknowledge what and how we think. Then we can make the change to remove any and all toxicity to a healthier and positve way of thinking. It is a choice once you ackowledge - then you can make the change. Especially if you take what others say personally.
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754. Art of waiting
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753. IT WORKED! Just caught a scammer in real time with Agent Tom Alber.
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This is a two day follow up podcast of how Agetn Tom Alber and his contacts stopped a real scam going on here in the United States. Kansas no less! uscryptocop@gmail.com
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752. Agent Thomas Alber, the Crypto Cop, shares how to stop scammers on your phone and computers.
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Thomas R. Alber is the “US Crypto Cop” serving as an Enforcement Agent with the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission, Agent Alber is also an instructor, leading crypto crimes investigator and gaming investigator. He knows about the scams out there and tells you how not to be a victim. Here’s a couple other things he does: Investigator / FBI LEEDA Executive Board of Directors / Officer & Staff Supervision / Training & Evaluation / Multi-jurisdictional Investigations / Police Operations / Policies & Procedures Development / Public Information Officer / Volunteers in...
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