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[jedienj]

Part 2 of Enjoltaire Show Notes 4/16

ALSO at the end of Drink with Me, when Marius is singing "will you weep Cosette for me" and is holding out his note on "me" -

GRANTAIRE BLEW A KISS UP AT ENJOLRAS

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No hasi ko’i pendeu Shownotes

The Vocal Fries Podcast

Date: May 20, 2019

Episode: 47

Title: No hasi ko’i pendeu (Don’t be an asshole)

Show Link: https://radiopublic.com/the-vocal-fries-GOoXdO/ep/s1!13017

In this episode of the Vocal Fries, Carrie and Megan talk with Keisha Wiel, PhD student at Temple University, about Papiamentu, a creole spoken in the Caribbean.

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[rospodnewmexicast]

6: Y'all Ever Seen Wreck-It Ralph

How do you do, fellow kids?! This week, Anna and Victoria uncover the secret origins of this VERY podcast, debate the realism of Roswell, New Mexico’s depiction of high school in 2008, and slowly lose

shownotes below!

Y’all Ever Seen Wreck-It Ralph

Victoria’s Slash Primer:

a. A Brief History of Slash- Morgan Davies, The Toast

b. Welcome To The Sex-Positive Wonderland Of Erotic Fan Fiction- Claire Fallon, Huffington Post

c. This one is a tumblr post but it’s a very good summary of the AO3 Census!

I attempted to research New Mexico’s standardized testing/high school curriculum, but I just did not have the bandwidth. Mea culpa.

[freshrn]

Are you a new Neuro Nurse?  The FreshRN Podcast Show Notes for Neuro Nurses is now live.  https://www.freshrn.com/2018/01/09/episode-013-neuro-nurse-tips-for-newbies-part-1-when-to-worry-disease-processes-show-notes/ 

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Show notes are back.  Let’s talk diagnostics for new nurses.  Practical help for MRI’s, CT’s, Radiology, Angio, and Nuc Med! 

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On the blog now, Podcast Show Notes.  Season 1, episode 1 is ready to view or download.  https://www.freshrn.com/2017/05/02/nurse-orientation-show-notes/

[this-is-the-ticket]

‎This is the Ticket: 013 - The Sabotage of Jimmy Carter on Apple Podcasts

‎Show This is the Ticket, Ep 013 - The Sabotage of Jimmy Carter - Feb 16, 2024

Shownotes

The Trail of Tears wikipedia page - turns out this occurred from 1830-1850. It started during Andrew Jackson's presidency, but also included Martin Van Buren, William Henry Harrison, John Tyler, and James K. Polk.

Up Simba by: David Foster Wallace - his essay that was originally published in Rolling Stone I guess? It's about John McCaine.

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