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Sophie's Choice and Ivanka's Asset - ITSM weekly the podcast EPISODE 91

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Show Notes & Links: http://www.servicesphere.com/blog/2012/6/25/sophies-choice-and-ivankas-asset-itsm-weekly-the-podcast-epi.html Show Notes: ITSM Weekly Podcast Top of the World Premier Hank Marquis looking for ITIL training (Jobs from Global Knowledge) Evernote Activity Stream Microsoft purchases Yammer vs Facebook purchasing Instagram itSMF Fusion 2012, Where the heck are the MEGA sponsors? IBM Pulse Rejected from itSMF What makes someone "ITSM Practitioner" Practitioner Radio, the REAL ITSM podcast? Axios does Social IT webinar Does Axios "borrow" a lot of material? Shame. Who's bigger your internet fans or the LAW? How the Oatmeal is changing the game. ITSM Extreme Make Over Sophie Klossner Retires from HDI Sophie Klossner on the Podcast (July 2010) Send Sophie a note and thank her for her contributions. IT Consultants don't create innovation Article Nancy Regan and psychics Dancy's World, the Blog helping to define and exploit the bull crap going on in the Social Web. Apocalyptic Enthusiasms from the IT Skeptic Dramatic Live Reading, Edict Five, Email is a full time JOB! SDI Conference Ovum ITSM Conference The IT Service Desk / Help Desk of 2017-2050 James Timpson, Keynote Barclay Rae at SDI The Service Desk Inspector The Real Gene Kim itSMF New England Event When IT Fails, Novel and Event 50 Shades of ITIL Serena Software's Fake CIO account Kanban for ITSM The IT Skeptic is hot for Kanban "Stop starting and start finishing." The IT Skeptic, Service Catalog Meltdown Article G2G3 Simulation Dr. Suzanne Van Hove ITSM Prism ITSM Standard to show the metric of Value What is DEVOPS, dramatic reading from Wikipedia. Kinsight (Kinect tool for remote) Ivanka Menken, Intanglible Assets tweets The Ivanka Menken Blog on IT Assets What is the DEEP security value to Social Media? The new currency isn't money, it's access to information. Windmill Ted Talk Fiat Currency is wrecking the world economies Best and Worst Cities to Work and Play CIO.com Internet Explorer Tax? Pay more for using crappy browsers. Dotted Line Reporting After 17 years, I'm sleeping with the enemy IT the World Streaming Conference Big Shout out to Carlos Casanova itSMF USA podcast Show Transcription: ITSM Weekly, the podcast bringing you news, insight, analysis, and information from the world of IT service management. Your hosts, Matthew Hooper, Chris Anthony, and Matt Baron. IT service managment weekly, the podcast starts now. Welcome to ITSM Weekly the podcast, episode 91 for the week ending, we'll make it June 20th, because we're always a little bit in the future. Something like that. How are you guys doing? Excellent. Fantastic. I'm Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC. Those are the 5 words I never want to hear. Past 5 days have flown by for a clean June 20th. Yes, well said. We're going to go ahead and record today we have a very special guest on. That special guest is my invisible friend. No. Let's get going right with some news Darren, do you have anything for us? Tons. We should mention Top of the World premier. Another podcast. You can listen to Aleruses' real voice, if you so choose. I thought Debilling did a pretty good job owning that. We'll see where that goes. It's kind of fun to listen to the Swedish accent or the Norwegian accent because I get a lot that around here in Minnesota. Yes, I thought it was a very good show. I thought Ross did a nice music is custom for ITSM Weekly Top of the World edition. And somebody even made fun saying it reminded them of that old song "I'm on top of the world looking down on creation." Oh well. Yeah, it was a good show. I do not know Hooper, you haven't had a chance to listen to it. You're still recovering from the drama that was, I don't know, the situation with math challenge. In your new office that's kind of nice. I'm in my new office, yes. So, tell us a little bit about this office you're in now. It's in Kabul, that's why in a tent. You're in Kabul. No, my new office is my back yard. Beautiful here. That's nice. What a beautiful day it is. As a kid did you ever camp in the back. Oh, wow. That was really nice. Maybe we should do a podcast completely outside once. We should. I'm down. Yeah. I'll go out right now. Yeah, we used to do that as kids I grew up more in the city. So camping for me wasn't as much of an experience as it would be for my kids camping in this backyard. Every time I camped as a kid, it always turned out awkward for everyone. Yeah. I'm sure. Every time I've podcasted as an adult, it turned out awkward for everyone. That's right. I would always hear, ...to wrestle you so freakin' bad. I want to wrestle you so freakin' bad. It was just one of those things as a child it just never worked out well for anyone. Yes. It's kind of like teaching ITIL. Speaking of teaching ITIL, did you see [Hay Marquois] is looking for ITIL trainers? No, I didn't. I missed that. Where is, where did he land right now? he's back at global knowledge we talked about it

Rev. In Jin Moon s Lovin Life Ministries Sermon June 12

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Rev. In Jin Moon Lovin' Life Ministries Sermon, June 12, 2011 How is everyone? It is so lovely to see you once again on this beautiful Sunday morning. Last weekend was quite an exciting adventure for all of us here at Manhattan Center. We had Dancing with the Stars in the house, and it was such a wonderful opportunity to see some of the new, up-and-coming stars in our community—like Misha and Ariana—showcasing and representing our community by being part of the show. Misha Greene was seated at a table together with me, and I could tell that he was very nervous because he saw the second and third balcony full of STF-ers. He saw our brothers and sisters cheering him on, and he wanted to put his best foot forward and do the best job he could. He was nervous beforehand, but when the allotted time came and he had to perform, he did so wonderfully. He rose to the occasion, and all of us were truly proud of him. Ariana was invited to dance because she’s the reigning champion, graduating from Harvard this spring, as one of the best dancers in ballroom. It was wonderful to watch her perform with her partner, Marco. As I have been watching our youngsters, our up-and-coming stars, growing into themselves and finding their calling in life, I’ve encouraged my kids to think about what their passion in life might be. I have encouraged my children, and I encourage all of our Unification youth, to try to be in tune with the inner voice from God that calls them to be an incredible son or daughter of God. For each of us, it’s really our life’s purpose and destiny to fulfill that calling, that inner voice that we hear within ourselves. When you find that you are passionate about a particular field, career, or vocation, then it’s really your job to be responsible to exercise your five-percent responsibility to fully help your passions flower in such a way that pursuit of your passions does not burden the family, community, or country at large. Instead, the pursuit of your passions should be a way to express some of God’s love with the rest of the world. The beautiful thing about art, music, dance, and even sports is that in order to fully express our true passions, we have to go through an immense time of patience and diligence in which we apply ourselves to bring out the best that we can possibly be, so that we can share the best quality of ourselves with the rest of the world. As our sons and daughters grow up and find their own calling in life and follow their passions toward a particular area of business, ministerial work, or artistic endeavor, it’s really wonderful that as they’re being called to the world stage, meaning they have to be the best that they can possibly be and still have the sense that they want to give back to the community. Even when my children were very little I told them, “Find your passions in life. Mommy can try her best to help guide you in a particular field because you might be an amazing math whiz and perhaps you want to go into the sciences, or you might be very adept at playing an instrument, so Mommy would naturally encourage you to apply yourself in that field of study, be it piano, drums, guitar, or violin.” As parents we want to empower our children and help them believe they can accomplish everything that their hearts desire. As our children find their callings in life and understand that they each have a certain purpose in terms of using their special talents to help the world or be in service to others so they can inspire others to be greater than they are, then we as parents can take great satisfaction that our children are well on their way to becoming outstanding sons and daughters of God. This is the time of year in the United States when children graduate from schools and colleges, so we as parents have much anticipation of all the wonderful things that our graduates will do in the future. When there is a graduation, there is a great sense of excitement because that means school is over and we can all look forward to summer vacation. Of course when we were much younger, getting out of school and looking toward the summer, perhaps spending time at the beach or spending time with family is something we would like to do and very much look forward to. But one of the things that is very interesting about summer, when we read research on the dynamics of family relationships, is that summer tends to be the season for the greatest amount of fighting in the family. Dr. Arnold Goldstein has done a great deal of research in the dynamics of parent and child. He offers some insights into how to make the relationship better. Certainly in our community, where we all are on the path of developing ideal families of our own, we know that as parents it’s a wonderful thing to drop off our kids at school and not have to deal with them until the evening, when we have to work with them on homework or research projects. But when they graduate and