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White Ford Bronco - All 90s Music
by Events by Bow Tie
Sat, June 22, 2019, 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM EDT
Tarara Winery
13648 Tarara Lane
***ONLINE TICKET SALES END AT 6:00PM EST ON FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019; HOWEVER, TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT THE GATE. PLEASE STAY TUNED TO TARARA WINERY'S FACEBOOK PAGE AS WE WILL POST THERE IF THE CONCERT SELLS OUT.***
Grab your friends, a chair or a blanket, and your will to party like it's 1999 (for the 20th time)! Join us every Saturday night at Shadow Lake at Tarara Winery from Memorial Day Weekend through the first Saturday in October and groove to some tunes under the stars.
Saturdays, May 25 - October 5, 2019
Gates open at 5:00pm.
General admission for guests OVER 21 is $20.00, plus applicable fees (added at check out) and tax when ordered online.
General admission for guests UNDER 21 is $10.00, plus applicable fees (added at check out) and tax when ordered online.
Children 7 and under are free!
Online ticket sales will close at 6:00 pm EST the day prior to the concert. If the concert is not sold out, then tickets will be available for purchase at the gate.
GATE SALES
General admission for guests OVER 21 is $25.00 including tax when purchased at the gate on the day of the show.
General admission for guests UNDER 21 is $10.00 including tax when purchased at the gate on the day of the show.
*Concerts are held rain or shine unless there is lightning at the concert site. Bands are subject to change without notice. Refunds are not given.
1. Where do I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available for advanced purchase through tararaconcerts.com. Tickets are also available for purchase at the main admissions gate the evening of the concert (if the concert is not sold out).
2. How much are tickets?
3. Are tickets refundable?
All Ticket Sales Are Final. No Refunds or Exchanges Will Be Given. Refunds will only be given if a respective concert is entirely cancelled and will not be rescheduled.
4. What if it rains?
Concerts are held rain or shine. In the event of rain, you are welcome to drive to Handicapped Parking to drop off your guests, then return your car to General Parking. Some shelter is available on a first-come-first-served basis.
5. What time do gates open?
The gates open at 5:00pm, unless stated differently on the concert schedule.
6. What time do concerts start?
The concerts run from 6:00pm – 9:30pm.
7. Are tents available to rent at the concerts?
Yes, tents are available to rent and require reservations. Private Tent Packages include a private tent, tables with black linens, chairs, a wine glass, and a concert ticket for each guest. A minimum of 16 guests is required to reserve a tent. For more information, please contact Tonia Chagnon at 703-955-1748 or tonia@bowtiestrategies.com. This is a very popular product, so plan to book early to reserve your space.
You may also click here to request information about tents.
8. Where can I park?
General Parking is located on the main road leading to the Winery. Watch for signs as you enter the property. The main road will end in a "T" at the white farmhouse. Turn left to concert parking directly on the left.
9. Is handicapped parking available?
Yes, handicapped parking is available. Watch for signs as you enter the property. The main road will end in a "T" at the white farmhouse. Turn right and follow signs around the lake.
10. Are there outdoor restroom facilities?
Yes, Don's Johns will be provided.
11. Is food available for purchase?
Yes, food is available for purchase. There will be a rotation of food trucks and providers powered by Curbside Kitchen throughout the concert season. Tararaconcerts.com has the full schedule posted.
12. Can I bring a picnic?
You are welcome to bring food to the concerts; however, no outside alcohol is permitted per ABC law.
13. Is outside alcohol permitted?
Outside alcohol is strictly prohibited at Tarara Winery per ABC law. All coolers are inspected by security. You must remove the alcohol or it will be confiscated. However, Tarara wines are available for purchase by the bottle at the concert venue, and for select concerts beer will be available for purchase.
14. Is wine tasting available at the concerts?
Tastings can be enjoyed at the Retail/Tasting Room prior to the concert until 6:00pm. No wine tastings will occur at the concerts.
15. Are there activities for children at the concerts?
Although children are welcome at the concerts, there are no official activities. For safety reasons, children attending the concerts must be closely supervised by an adult at all times and be wearing shoes at all times. Children will not be permitted to play in front of Wine Sales Pavilion or the Stage.
16. Is smoking permitted at Tarara?
The concerts are located at an outside venue; therefore, smoking is permitted in designated areas only. Watch for signage at the concerts. Smoking will not be allowed outside of the designated area.
17. Are pets allowed?
Pets are not allowed at the concert venue. If you have a service dog, then the animal must be leashed at all times, be properly marked with a vest and/or collar indicating they are a service animal, and the owner must have up-to-date legal paperwork to prove license.
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Which medical school is best for you?
Medical school is a great place to start your medical career, but it's not necessarily a place to land your dream job.
While there's no shortage of candidates in the world of medical science, the demand for a particular specialty is much higher than it is in other fields.
That's partly because of the shortage of top-notch medical students.
Here are the top medical schools in the country, ranked by how many medical students they have.
University of Alabama Medical Center (UAMS) 1,826 2.
University at Buffalo (UAB) 1 and 3.
University Medical Center of Minnesota (UMMC) 1 1.
The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) 1.3 1.
Boston University (Boston University) 1 2.
Duke University (Duke University) 2.4 2.
Stanford University (Stanford University) 3.4 3.
Johns Hopkins University ( Johns Hopkins) 3 4.
Massachusetts General Hospital (Massachusetts General Hospital) 4.5 4.
Northwestern University ( Northwestern University) 4 5.
Vanderbilt University (Vanderbilt University) 5 5.
Stanford Graduate School of Medicine (Stanley Graduate School) 5 6.
University College London (UCL) 6.6 6.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) 6 7.
Johns Young Scientist Institute (JYSI) 7 7.
Massachusetts Children's Hospital (Children's Hospital) 7 8.
University Hospital of Ghent (HUG) 8 8.
Northwestern Medicine ( Northwestern Medicine) 9 9.
Johns University (Johns Hopkins) 9.1 9.
University Hospitals of Chicago (UHIC) 9 10.
Duke-New York Medical Center and Johns Hopkins Medical Center/University of Pennsylvania 9.4 10.
University Memorial Hospital in Cincinnati (UMC) 10 11.
Harvard Medical School (Harvard) 11 11.
Johns Cancer Institute (JCI) 11 12.
Johns Children's Center ( Johns Childrens) 12 12.
University Of Illinois at Chicago (UIUC) 12 13.
University Health Network (UHC) 13 13.
Johns Fisher College of Medicine and Johns Benenson College of Osteopathic Medicine 13 13: Columbia University (Columbia) 13 14.
University Park (UPMC) 14 14.
Emory University (EMT) 14 15.
University At Buffalo (UIBC) 15 15.
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (JHBSPH) 15 16.
New York University (NYU) 16 17.
Johns Cornell Medical Center-Columbia University (JCC-UC) 17 18.
Brigham and Women's Hospital-Boston Children's Medical Center 17 18: Columbia U.S. Naval Medical Center 18 18: New York Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center 19 19.
NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia (NYPP-Columb) 19 19: University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center-NewYork Presbyterian 19 19 19 22.
University Medicine of Colorado-Boulder 21 21.
University School of The Ohio State University 21 22.
Columbia University Medical Centre-Columb Columbia University University Medical School 22 23.
The New York Academy of Sciences (NYAS) 23 23.
University University of South Carolina (USC) 23 24.
University Clinic at The Ohio University in Columbus 24 24.
Northwestern Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Research Center-Chicago Northwestern Memorial Cancer Center 24 25.
University Medico-Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine (UMPH) 25 25.
Baylor College of Dentistry 25 25 25 27.
Vanderbilt Medical School 27 27.
Johns School of Nursing 27 27 28.
University Southern California (USCM) 28 28.
Northwestern Medical School 29 29.
University Mercy Medical Center 29 29 29 31.
University Presbyterian Medical Center 30 30.
Northwestern Med School 31 31.
Johns Anderson Cancer Institute 32 32.
Brigham & Women's Harvard Medical Center 32 32 33.
The George Washington University (GWU) 33 33.
Harvard University School, School of Law 33 33 33 34.
University North Carolina – Chapel Hill 34 34.
Johns Kennedy Krieger Center for Research on Cancer 34 34 35.
University Cancer Center at The Johns and Robert Wood Johnson University 36 36.
University New Mexico 37 37.
Duke Health Sciences Center 37 37 38.
University San Diego School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine 38 38.
The Icahn School of Management 39 39.
Johns and Samuel Adams School of Business 39 39 39 42.
Baylor University 42 42.
Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences 42 42 42 45.
Baylor School of Dentition and Oral Medicine 45 45.
The Cleveland Clinic School of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences 45 45 45 46.
University Houston 46 46.
Johns Columbia University 47 47.
The Stanford University School Of Medicine and Dentistry 47 47 47 48.
The Mayo Clinic School Of Public Health 48 48.
Johns Washington University School 50 50.
University Chicago 50 50 50 52.
University Florida 50 52 52 52.
Johns Brown University 53 53.
The Washington University in St. Louis 53 53 53 54.
The Ohio Health Sciences University 54 54.
University Methodist College of Cleveland
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grand general train horn
Grand general train horns are the most iconic sounds in the world and probably in the entire human race. If you have ever been near one, you know what I am talking about. Every train in the world has them. These are typically loud and long and are made up of three tones. I have never seen a train horn like this.
The video below is the first one in the series and it is actually one of the first ones I've ever laid eyes on. The horn is a very simple tube, but it's capable of creating a sound that has the power to shake the earth.
The horn, or "thunder", can be one of the most frightening sounds in the world. It can be a terrifying sound to listen to, but it's also a sound that can make our hearts pound and our adrenal glands race. The video below shows a guy who has been shot at point blank range by a train horn. It is an extremely powerful sound, but also very loud and it can cause you to lose your balance.
One of the major drawbacks of the horn is that it can cause headaches. The horn can throw you off your feet, even if you are sitting, and make it hard to remember where you are in relation to the rest of the world. If you are standing or sitting still, you tend to have the horn in front of you which can make it hard to see the rest of the world around you, even if you are looking in the right direction.
This is something that can be helped with a pair of headphones that will attenuate the sound, but the horn is still quite loud and it is impossible to get really quiet.
Yes, even during this very small window of time where you are totally aware of where you are, you are still being bombarded with the constant sound of a horn, which will really screw with your brain's ability to retain the context of your surroundings. It's like a lot of people in movies, and even in video games, tend to get thrown completely off their feet when the horn is playing.
Grand general train horn sounds really weird, there is a reason it's such a common thing to hear throughout the world. The horn is a percussion instrument whose pitch (the frequency of sound) is set by the distance it is played at. The closer you get to the horn, the higher the pitch is. While you might think that the frequency of the horn is very high, it actually is very low.
The horn sounds pretty low to a human ear, so it's not as loud as most people imagine. In fact, the horn can sound pretty darn peaceful, or at least un-awe-some. If you're going to play it, why not just have the horn play along with the music in some way? You don't have to sound too high, you don't have to sound too low, just give it your best shot.
At the beginning of the game, you can set the horn to sound like a train to the nearest townsfolk, or even to the nearest town. Just make sure to let the village know that you are on a mission. They will think you are actually at work.
In the game's backstory, there is a grand general who was a commander of a unit that was sent to stop the "hero" of a mysterious world. The hero eventually became a god, but the grand general was afraid that his unit would someday attack his own country. He decided to find out why the hero was so powerful, and played a game of chess with the hero to figure out how to defeat him.
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All right. Without further ado, let's jump into today's episode. All right, welcome everybody. This is the very first episode of The Get Ahead Podcast. I am super excited for the guest today. One of my dear friends, somebody I've known for a couple years now, Ashley Stahl. Ashley is one of probably the most interesting, spontaneous successful people I personally know. Everything from having interned with Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, to working in the Pentagon for national security, to living in Bali and getting a book deal with Hay House, to also having a seven figure business in three years. So, incredible, really excited to have you here today, Ashley, and hear about your story and hear about how you've been able to get ahead in your life, in your business, and everything you're involved in.
Ashley: Thank you for having me.
James Mel: Can you remember what it felt like when you were maybe at a point in your life or business when you fell behind?
Ashley: Yeah. I would say, going into college, I felt like a number, like a scanner. It's like, you get there and you don't know what you want to major in. I know, my dad, when I was a little kid, he lost our home, he lost his business. He had 300 employees. I remember making a promise to myself when I was a little kid, I'm not going to go through this when I'm in charge. When I'm an adult, I don't want my life to look like this. I remember being in college and not really knowing what to major in and feeling really scared, or feeling a lot of pressure like I need to know who I am or where I'm going. And I think that little kid comes up in all of us throughout our lives.
I've met so many people who are great at setting goals, but not so great at figuring out if that's even the goal that they want to be achieving. It's like we're a bunch of achievers on autopilot. So for me, I just thought, "Well, I might as well just pick a major and just pick something," and I picked government history and French. Part of it was from indecision. I didn't know what I wanted so I just picked everything that was interesting to me. And I remember going into Career Services and the woman said, "Do what you love or follow your passion." And all these things that later as a career expert I would learn that this is not… these are a treadmill to nowhere as advice.
I ended up just picking something for the sake of it and not being able to get a job in the recession. And after going to the best college I could, the top 25 school in the world for national security, learning languages, I was on my parents couch in LA, applying applying, applying and watching my resume go into what looked like a black hole of the internet and wondering if it would ever get better from here, or if anything would ever change. It was one of the most hopeless times to feel like I couldn't create opportunities for myself. And eventually I think I fell into that trap a lot of people do where, I thought I just had to take what I could get, or that something was better than nothing.
So, I end up taking an admin assistant job, making minimum wage. I remember going into that job every single day processing my ad executives expenses and thinking, I can't believe my job exists to pick up what doesn't exist on someone else's plate. Like I don't have my own plate. I'm just picking up people's scraps. It felt so, I don't know, maybe it's like the millennial in me, but just demoralizing not to have my own tasks that relate to my own impact. I think the rock bottom for me was feeling like… because it's one thing to hate your job, but it's a whole another thing to not know where to go next. That's a level of hopelessness that I think a lot of people, that's the worst part of it all. Being stuck in that was definitely my rock bottom of my career so far.
James Mel: Interesting. And it sounds like you did everything you thought you were supposed to do. You listened to career counselors, you went to school, prestigious schools, all this sort of stuff, and it just didn't add up.
Ashley: Yeah. I thought I did everything right. I did the internships, I got the degrees, I learned the languages, I went to the top schools, and later I would learn that that's just an outdated model. The world we're moving into right now, when you look at Generation Z, the generation born after 2000. I've been advising a lot of corporations on what to do with them. The truth of the matter is that most of them aren't going to go to college and pay because they watch their millennial siblings in debt. Most of them are on YouTube. 72% of them on YouTube every day getting e-education. So, I think that's the wave of the future. It's just so unconventional. Gone are going to be the days of measuring yourself based on what you can put on paper and what degree you can get.
James Mel: Yeah. Right. So, when you were in this position, you went through, you did what you thought you're supposed to do and it wasn't adding up, what did you tell yourself? You must have been, like you said, at rock bottom. What was the story you're telling yourself? What was your mindset then?
Ashley: I had such a strong story that this was going to be my new normal, and that I had to stop being so excited about life and start realizing, this is what it is to be an adult. There was a part of me that also wanted to be saved. I think I was hearing a lot of girlfriends who wanted a guy to come grab them and spare them the journey. And I feel like that was my least empowered point. But what I love about pain is, I mean, some people can choose to activate with a little bit, but at that time I just wasn't aware enough to just activate with a little pain, I needed a lot. So, with a lot of pain, with going to this job every day feeling so much like, if I didn't come to work, the world would be no different. And that was such a bad feeling.
I ended up calling my university asking for a list of alumni who moved to DC. And I got a list of 2,000 people. And I worked on my lunch break. At night, I just decided I'm going to invest in my future self, I'm going to invest in any part of me that isn't going to be here anymore. So, I took Arabic classes at UCLA because I knew the government wanted Arabic speakers. And I spent my lunch breaks either writing Arabic characters or taking calls and working through that 2,000% call list. And most people hung up on me because I mean, the nature of national security work is privacy, but some people stayed on the line. And I just said, "I'm an alumni of the same school as you," and you could do this with anything. It doesn't have to be college. It could be in the same… any sort of association or group that you're in the. There's always people that have that tie that will help you.
I probably had about 50 to 100 people out of that 2,000 that were helpful. And it started to become a thing where they would say, "Well, are you in town? Because I have somebody you should meet." And finally I just thought, "You know what? I need to make myself be in town." So, I went to my parents house, and they were helping me pay for my apartment and they told me there's an expiration to that. Which I was like, my salary is my salary. How am I supposed to pay my bills? I went to their house and I was like, "Guys, I'm moving to DC. I've saved three grand and I'm joining the CIA." And they were like, "You're?" My mom was like, "Absolutely not." And my dad has always been the wanderluster, he was the entrepreneur, he was the creative, he was always picking up new businesses and going through the waves of entrepreneurship. And he used to tell me when I was a little kid, "You get to choose one path, Ashley. You can have a carousel or a roller coaster."
And I remember looking at him and thinking, "I'm not sure I like either of those." He's like, "A carousel, you collect a salary and you kind of know what you're in for, and a roller coaster like, you'll never be able to predict the magic of the highs, but the lows are pretty bad." And I remember thinking, "I don't want to be an entrepreneur if I'm on a roller coaster." But I've learned to create more stability for myself and relate to entrepreneurship in a different way since then, but at that time, I just remember saying, "I'm going to do this." And he was like, "Okay, well, I support you and I'll help you with some food money while you're in DC, but you got to get a job."
I picked up and moved to Constitution Avenue by the Supreme Court and lived with these two girls I didn't know. One was working at USAID, one was working at Defense Intelligence Agency and I just told myself, I've got about six weeks to find a job. And anyone who's listening who's ever applied to work in the government if they have, bless them. It's like this portal is just the ultimate cyber abyss. It's like a point system. And if you're a veteran, you get this many points. And if you're like a basic white girl like me, you get no points.
James Mel: Right.
Ashley: Maybe I got a couple points for having a master's, I don't know, but speaking some languages, but you just disappear and so that was when I learned about contracting and how they can give you a job right away and the government pays them to basically do the same job, and you could get paid more. So I networked my heart out and ended up landing three job offers in six weeks and learning everything that I knew about how to get a job. And it just became this bridge into my real life of realizing the best jobs in life don't always go to the best candidate. They go to the biggest hustler, the best job seeker. It's like looking at all these people in the Pentagon and my job interview with their Harvard resume, I was working and I already networked with the recruiters. So she's walking into the room being like, "Hey, Ashley." And didn't know the rest of the people who had way better qualifications than me, but maybe not a personality she wanted to worked with.
James Mel: Yeah. Right. I love how you just took the initiative. Would you say that's one of the things that helped you get ahead? Like I see that pattern of you just like, "You know what? I'm not happy with this, I'm literally going to go get that call list and just start calling."
Ashley: Yeah.
James Mel: It seems like a pattern [inaudible 00:11:16]. What would you say, I mean, when you made the transition into entrepreneurship. I know you've hired a coach and this sort of stuff, what would you say was your big break, that when you finally made this transition in entrepreneurship, you're like, "Boom." That was the break that then really set everything else off?
Ashley: I think you're right that we do usually have one. Whenever I talk to somebody, there's usually one big break. I had a couple of small ones and one big one. The first one was, I think that wherever you are, you can harness a wind out of it and it can advance you into your future self. So for me, as soon as I got a national security job, one of the things I learned that was so fascinating to me was about the media world. Was that people don't usually get reached out to, to blog, that they reach out and ask to blog online. So all the Forbes contributors have usually been pitched by a publicist or by themselves to be writing for Forbes. I realized, wow, if I want an award, or I want recognition, I need to go out and grab it. I don't wait for somebody to contact me and decided I'm worthy.
And so a couple wins that I had was, I had a couple friends who got these foreign policy awards and I was like, "I want to get an award. I wonder what that would do for my career." So I applied for this top 99 under 33 Foreign Policy Leader and a bunch of people that I knew in National Security were like, "Oh, well, we'll nominate you." Because you have to be nominated. But people ask for nominations. That's a whole another part of this. I ended up getting nominated and winning this award and going to this award ceremony, after I decided to leave the Pentagon and go back to LA and I still was working in National Security but feeling more lost and more like, "What am I really supposed to do? I thought this was it and it wasn't."
Got this award with my dad who was proudest dad in the building. Flew to DC and shared a hotel room and he's such a character so he was just so excited. I saw this beautiful girl who kind of looked like the actress Gabrielle Union, this like shining African American goddess. She came over to me and I was like, "Who are you? You're so beautiful. How is this normal? Did you win this award too?" And she said, "Yeah, I do girls health. I won Mrs. Washington DC. I do pageants." I'm like, "Okay." And she said, "I did a TED talk at the UN last week and on this and…" I said, "Man, I would love to do that." And she said, "Well, I'm sure your time is coming." And she had a little sparkle on her tooth. And I was like, "Yeah, okay, sister. Good luck." I've never spoken to a crowd except for a bunch of military people who want numbers from me about what's going on over at the Pentagon. There's no power of inspirational communication there. Just like factual.
I ended up going to Turkey after that for a work trip because there are protest out there and that was the whole shit storm of getting tear gas in my eye and having to write these intelligence reports, and people were wearing screen masks like what you see in the movie, I Know What You Did Last Summer. That was the last scary movie I watch. But those crazy masks and the government had tanks out and people were just throwing things and I had tear gas in my eye, I was there to write a report and I get this text message when I went into a spice bizarre tired from all these chaos. And I'm wiping my eyes looking down at my phone and it's Sarah, this girl from the award ceremony who took my number. She just wrote this funny little note saying, "Hey, big news. You got a TED talk at Berkeley. It's 4,000 people. You just need to send your speaking reel."
And I was like, "I don't have a speaking reel like." I remember going back to my hotel room that night and pulling out my phone and recording me talking and calling it my speaking reel. And looking online, I googled what's a speaking reel? What's a sizzle reel? And it was like, all these professional speakers had these five minute clips of them on 14 media outlets and 10 stages. And I was this national security girl, like a lot of them. There's so many of us out there that are doing good work and helping the world and lots of people who are way more cut out for that than me.
But I remember just sitting there being like, this is my ticket and I need to work with what I've got. And feeling like, "Oh my gosh, they're going to rescind this invitation." Because you told me it's the biggest TEDx. And I didn't really know that there were small ones or big ones. That time, six years ago, Ted was just so much more. Their brand was even stronger because now there's just been so many people have gotten a TED talk. But before then it was so elite. I remember thinking, there's no way this is going to happen. I just made up something on the screen. I don't remember what. I sometimes wonder, "What did I even sound? I should find this thing because it's so scary to think what did these people see?"
And it was so, I mean, it was definitely really bad. But thankfully, students run TED and they have a lower bar than adults sometimes. So, I don't know. They saw my talk and they were like, "Great. Confirmed." And it was just like, "What?" And I spent the following four months practicing a talk and going to bed having anxiety picturing a red ring on on a stage and just wondering if they would rescind. Every morning, I would be, "Are they going to take it back? Am I going to get an email being like, sorry, we've found someone that's a better fit. Best of luck." It ended up being mine and I just practiced harder than everyone.
Looking back now, and the talk ended up going viral. Now it almost has a million views. But it's like, that was one of my first big breaks and that gave me so much authority as a career coach, and that journey of learning how to job hunt and I had helped so many friends while I was at the Pentagon.
James Mel: All right, wow. So you got this invitation to do a TED talk. Public speaking is widely recognized as probably one of the most fearful things for most people. Here you were at a point in your career, what was the mindset that allowed you to do that? Because I think a lot of people would have just been like, "You know what? That's cool, but I'm not going to do that."
Ashley: Yeah. I think, going back to what we talked about earlier, I think the human condition operates in a way where there is the fear of the unknown and there's the misery you have in your current state. And I think most people are so afraid of the unknown that it's not until their misery is so unbearable that they jump in. What I learned through all of this experience was that I want to love myself more than letting myself go to that misery. So, I'm less afraid of the unknown and more afraid of misery. So I think, in this point of my career, and this is something that I talk about a lot.
I'm writing a book right now called You Turn, which is the same name as my podcast and Y-O-U, so it's kind of a funny little term. But the reason I'm inspired by is because I think we're all like cars and we have two different types of gas we can put in. We can put fear in and we can drive off that, or we could put inspiration and we could drive off that. Both of them get you to the same destination a lot of the time. It's just one journey is a lot more fun. And in my case, I was really motivated by fear at that time and it's a powerful motivator. So anyone who's in that it's like, "Okay." Then their next level is, how do you get motivated by inspiration?
That's just where I was at. I was motivated, it was by fear, but I was motivated. I just told myself, I'm going to hire anyone that can help me. I'm going to get support. And this was really the beginning of me seeing direct ROI consistently on investing in myself. I asked around and said, "Does anybody know anyone who teaches public speaking that could sit with me for five hours?" And I remember bringing him my first draft of my speech, and he looked at me like my old boss at the Pentagon did when I walked in and had a non military resume because most people have military resumes as you walk in there. He scoffed at it, "Oh, master's degree." Just like, "What is this girl?"
He looked at my speech was like, "Okay." But he gave me the dignity of looking at me saying, "You have a few nuggets in here though, that are really good points." So he kept myself and Stephen intact because I myself was just so vulnerable and not, in my own mindset, at a place where I could take… I mean, it was like I was ready to take a big opportunity, but I didn't have the emotional bandwidth yet for criticism for being attacked. So thankfully, he was really kind and helped me write my speech. Every single day I told myself for three months, I'm just going to out-practice everyone. I'm just going to have practice so much better and so much more. And what calms nerves? Certainty. What would anyone who's doing a TED talk or a big presentation or anything in life want? Certainty. The closest thing I found I could give myself certainty was practicing.
So I just practiced every single day for two to three hours, and I memorized my talk, I memorized every single word. I could tell you that talk without even knowing what I was saying because the words would just pour out of my mouth by the end. And I remember the girl who got me the talk ended up getting a TED talk at that same event, it was their second TED Talk. And she came on stage with flashcards. She hadn't prepared. I went on after Guy Kawasaki, one of the original Apple employees and investors. I remember asking him, "Oh, are you nervous?" And he looked at me like, "What? I do this all the time"
Ashley: But I do remember having this profound moment backstage where all of these CEOs that were way more seasoned than me, I had a coaching practice, but I didn't have that many clients and most of them I had coached for free to get testimonials for my website. I remember having this profound moment telling myself walking in, "I'm going to be the most nervous person, I've never spoken on stage before." All these seasoned professionals, everybody sounds so amazing with their bio. Even me, people tell my bio and I'm like, "That's so weird." It's me but it feels weird because it doesn't feel like me, still. I feel so much more human than what the bio sounds like.
I looked at all these people and I saw how panicked they all were. And it was so healing for me. Also such an awareness for me to realize the nerves never die. I remember looking at all these people, I was 25, new business owner, trying to be a career coach to millennials with barely a career behind me to be able to prove myself. And Generation X people, and baby boomers being like, "How do you get your clients? What are you going to do to help them?" And I just taught what I knew. I think that's the starting point is that, what I've learned as an entrepreneur is that everybody knows something that's monetizable. Even if it's your language, you can monetize your language skills on the internet. Everybody knows something that they can monetize, and it's just a matter of, do they want to play with that? Do they want to put it out there?
So in that moment I thought, I know how to job plan. That's all I know. I know how to rewrite my resume, I know how to use LinkedIn, I know how to talk to people. So I was just working with where I was, and what I knew. I got on that stage, and I remember right before I went on after Guy Kawasaki, I forgot my lines for a second, I had my notes there and I looked down. Your brain is like a train track when you remember something. So, the horror of that is, if you forget something, you're screwed, because it's like your brain is operating in order. And you had to start over. You've seen people need to start over.
So I walked onto that red circle, I heard my voice when I talked, echoed through the stadium. I just went onto this autopilot. It's so funny to this day, because whenever I public speak I actually have a very similar experience. I blackout and don't remember what happened. But I know I'm on go mode. Yeah, that TED Talk changed my life. That was my biggest break as a private career coach. I mean, from there on, the talk got 1,000 views a day, and I would get applications and I was shameless in that talk. I shamelessly promoted myself. I was against all TED guidelines probably at that time, talked about myself as a career coach. They're like, "Talk about the Pentagon." And I just pulled a total doozy on the [inaudible 00:24:17]. Common Marketer move.
James Mel: Well, that's awesome though. But I think, one of the key things I learned from hearing that is just how, once you got that you just became obsessed with, who do I need talk to? Who can I hire? Who can coach me to just make this unbelievable? Because I think you recognized, this is a huge breakthrough. I can really get ahead from it and it paid off that one moment. Now you say you're at a million views plus, it's like [inaudible 00:24:45]. Now that you're ahead, let's fast forward, now that you're ahead, you have a successful business, you've done seven figures, right? What is that now to go from where you were where it's like, "Oh, my gosh, I don't even know what I'm going to do in line with my purpose to now being ahead?" What does that feel like?
Ashley: I've constantly wondered, is there a there? When I get there, is there a there? And sometimes I think there is. I went on this leadership retreat in the Middle East and I noticed at that time that all of the people on the retreat were very off. They were in vacation friend mode, but they were all huge executives that can make a huge impact on my career. One was a talent agent that could turn my book into a movie. One was an anchor on Good Morning America. These people could change my career if I was in that mode. I was up against a group of people who didn't want to really network from a networking standpoint, they wanted to hang out.
The reason I justified going on this trip in the middle of, was otherwise a really tough deadline for me on a bunch of projects was, well, there's a lot of people here that I really should connect with. I ended up succumbing to just meeting them where they were and making friends and they ended up offering their support and so much kindness to me anyway, which is the ultimate essence of good networking. I love to network without an agenda. I don't network with people I don't want to network with no matter if they're the fanciest president of the world in the room. I just network with the people that I like. And I found that that gets me so far because you build real relationships, you like people and you become friends with them. Then suddenly, business becomes a footnote and my career and other people's career because of me has gone so far because I'm excited to help them. I want to, and I'm so clear with them, like, "Hey, just ask me for what you need. I'm happy to be in your network, I'm happy if you're a friend too."
But at that time I noticed that what was driving me was not feeling like I was there. My career wasn't there yet. I wasn't the executive that can go on a vacation with a bunch of people and totally turn off. I remember thinking how sad that felt. Here, I was going on this trip with all these executive not able to turn off when they were, and realizing they were able to turn off because they felt complete with where they were in their life. I remember sitting and thinking, "What does that feel like?" So to answer your question, I've created a lot of success. My business is dedicated. It's a career company dedicated to helping people step in the careers they're excited about and aligned with. And that looks like speaking, coaching courses, books, content creation. We're creating career portals for larger e-learning platforms that have members. I'm realizing it doesn't really end for me so I couldn't tell you what it feels like to be there. I can tell you what it feels like to be proud, I'm proud of what I've created. I can say that every time my ego thinks I've made it, I haven't.
What I'm learning about my journey is to make peace with where I am and know that always more is coming as long as you just keep putting yourself out there. And you don't need to burn yourself out and kill yourself to do it, you just put yourself out there, you look at the ROI of things. I just spoke on a stage in Vegas this past weekend and I thought, "Oh, I'm going to crush this. I practiced this talk. I practiced so hard." I get on stage and it was just a bigger audience than I'm used to. My little body felt lost in a room of thousands of people, and I did a good job. I looked at it and I was like, "Okay, I did a good job." But I didn't feel like I was the best. My ego thought I might be. When I walked in and there are speakers in that room getting paid probably triple my speaking fee, I just realized there's always more and I really don't want to live like that. I don't want to live in the constant pursuit of chasing this ever elusive [inaudible 00:29:00] of more.
James Mel: It's such a good point, because I think especially when we just get started, I know I felt this way. But we're like, "If I get this then I'll make it and I'll be happier. If I get the house, the car, or the job, or the money, or whatever. It's refreshing hearing you say that for somebody who's achieved more than most people will probably achieve in their life. And had some amazing experiences, spoken on stage, built an amazing business, traveled the world. There's more, it doesn't end and it's continuing to go. I think that's a really, really important point.
Ashley: Yeah. Even in the influencer world, I don't really call myself an influencer because I think subconsciously, I think even I have a big email list of millennial women. I don't know. It's like all my friends who have large Instagrams they're an influencer, you have to have more than 100,000 followers, or 200,000, or whatever. It's so funny because the other day I was in Vegas yet again for another work event. And there some friends who are influencers, who according to my Instagram standards, like my subconscious Instagram game I'm playing with myself.
And they're like, "Oh, let's go to dinner." I'm like, "Okay, great. Where do you want to go?" They're like, "Well, we damned blah, blah, blah, so we can have free drinks, free food chef's table." I'm like, "Oh, you're pulling the influencer card, how do you do that?" And so they were explaining how they get everything for free all the time. I was like, "Man, I need to do that, but I'm not an influencer yet." They looked at me like, "What are you talking about You're there now." And I'm like, "No, I'm not, I can't get a free gym membership or a free da, da, da, I'm not an influencer."
It's not about the free shit obviously, it was more just like the awareness that I am making an impact, I have built an audience, I am out there. I think I do have a good relationship with my confidence and my self-esteem but I think that it's all part of this illusion of being there and it's like people who are there for someone aren't, there for themselves to their standards. So, it's been really funny lately for me to realize, and have them text me like, "You can get a free thing here like watch, just message them." I was like, "I'm not in this for the free ship but, wow, this is really interesting." I didn't know that was on top for me.
James Mel: You know what, something that just occurred to me, Ashley, I notice throughout your story and journey, you're not afraid to break "the rules." Like doing the TED Talk, or whatever, I'm going to say this or I'm not an influencer When everybody else might consider herself an influencer, how important do you think that's been to you getting where you are in life and getting ahead? Not being afraid to do that?
Ashley: I think one of the key ingredients for anybody listening is the conversation that you're having in your head about failure. I think that is, whenever I see somebody who's a huge success, the only thing that comes to mind for me is, "Wow, I wonder how they talk to themselves about failure." Because it's in the same neighborhood, it's the opposite of success, definitely not failure it's not trying because failure is like a marker on route to success. It's really just a stopping point on the way. And most people will stop after a certain amount of failure because they feel thrashed around by life, they feel tired, they feel drained. I've really learned through all of this, that life is a numbers game. If you knock on 1,000 doors, you're always going to get yeses on some doors.
So, I've learned to see putting myself out there more as part of the numbers game. I've learned to flex that muscle of like, "Oh, eventually I'll get a yes." So I just see putting myself out there as this way of life where I don't really make a lot of meaning of my nos. A lot of times I've put myself out there so much that when I get an email rejection, I don't even remember submitting myself for the thing that is rejecting me. I found that anyone who's waiting for an email hasn't been putting themselves out there enough because they are not playing the numbers game.
James Mel: Right. That's so important. So you don't send something or put yourself out there, "Oh my gosh, got rejected or it didn't work out. I'm going to stop everything. I'm a failure. It's like that's a reason for you to do it 10 more times, or 100 more times and then eventually, you're going to get the result.
Ashley: Exactly. There's a speaking series that I remember, they have eight conferences a year, you pay to be a member of it and they pick five speakers out of 300 applications. If you're one of the five, you present in front of a tone of people who could hire you as a speaker. So, I was looking at about a million dollars in speaking fees if I got chosen for one of these five slots. I remember being chosen as an alternate for one of them, which I was like, "Wow," but I was the last alternate out of seven. At first I was, "Okay, and then I started noticing every single conference, had the same people got picked. One was a celebrity, one was a famous athlete and I was like, "Okay." So I started looking at their profile on the website. Like, what are they doing to stand out?
I think it's also about just staying curious. Don't just see the failure as a reason to delete the email. Get curious see it as feedback. That's why of all the criticism I've gotten because it's so inevitable to get criticized, I've learned to love the three star review more than any review, because the one star is usually the bitter person, the five star is the person who probably isn't being honest, there's always something we could do to improve. The three star or the four star, that's always the person that can comment on your value but also can comment on your shortcoming. So I've learned to just see criticism as an opportunity for me to up my game, I've learned to see loss as an opportunity for me to be curious, and not really make any meaning about myself, because I've had some wins that some people that you would assume should get that win didn't get. I just think what's meant for you won't miss you.
James Mel: So important, wow. It's such a different mindset than most people would have, I think that's been one of the key ways that you've been able to definitely get ahead. So now you've got I mean, one of the amazing things is you've helped so many people to get ahead in their careers. That's what you do. What advice would you have for somebody taking everything you've learned from that who maybe they're a bit behind right now in their life, their job, their career as an entrepreneur, whatever, that they could use some action steps to help them start getting ahead?
Ashley: I would say who you are on Monday doesn't have to be who you are by Friday, or by Tuesday really. I mean, I think at any given moment, you can choose to radically change your life. That looks like looking at who inspires you, realizing they were where you are most of the time. I mean, some people were born into extreme wealth and opportunity, but most people weren't. So look at that person, look at what they've done with their life, study them, and become curious about them. It's all the curiosity. Take a look at what steps they took, what were their big breaks? How can you start working with those big breaks?
One of my favorite questions is, what can I do from where I am right now to reach and then just put whatever goal? I found that I can come up with list and list of all sorts of things I could be doing. What I love to do with that list is just start the things that look the most fun that I feel a little pulled towards. There's a period where I wanted to coach women in the White House because I felt like I missed my national security life and with every step into my coaching business and onto the internet was a step away from being in the intelligence world because you're too seen you can't be a case officer anymore.
I remember feeling a nostalgia for that and thinking, "Well, maybe I could work with women in the White House." So I wrote this question down, "What can I do from where I am now with what I have now to coach women in the White House?" I started writing about going to networking events in DC, reaching out to people on LinkedIn, doing a free training for government… I just started writing, writing, writing, and then I starred the things that I felt the most exciting, one was going to DC because I missed it.
So I was excited to go back. Go into a networking event and looking at the calendar of White House events that were available to the public. Looking at what friends I had. I started staring things and the next thing I knew, I was able to start helping a lot of women who had burned out in national security as a coach. I've coached all sorts of people in their careers but this was one that was self-created. It was just through this process.
James Mel: That you did, and then you took action yourself. That seems like again, it's been a common denominator for you is identifying the things you need to do and then actually doing it.
Ashley: Yeah, actually doing it and not holding it so heavily. People hold decisions way too heavily. For me, it's like, if I want to meet someone and they are in DC, and I think it's going to make a huge impact. I'll tell them I'm in town. And if they say yes, I'll fly there. I feel like that mindset of, "Okay, here's a $300 round trip flight, but who knows what could happen if I need this person." Maybe that person won't do anything, but maybe the next five, one big thing will happen to my career? So, just flexing that risk muscle.
James Mel: Wow. Doing whatever it takes basically.
Ashley: Yeah. And not seeing it as a big deal. That's the big thing. People get really like, "I'm not going to book a whole flight and do all this and do all that." It's like, just do it.
James Mel: I see. You go into that. You're like, "Hey, maybe something good happens, maybe it doesn't but it's all good either way."
Ashley: Yeah. It's all just part of my journey and how I see myself all the time.
James Mel: Interesting. So is there anything that you feel keeps most people behind in their life or career?
Ashley: No. I think it's their relationship to commitment. I think people hold commitments so heavily that they don't make decisions that could change their life because they overthink things. Indecision is huge. I think anyone who's indecisive usually just doesn't totally trust themselves. I get that. That's a journey. Trusting yourself. Especially when you have failure you think, "Oh." You have trauma you think, "I don't want this to happen again." I have plenty of that. But I learned to trust myself and to know that if I keep flexing this muscle, magic will keep happening. So, I haven't really succumbed to indecision. I've also learned that being decisive, yes, sometimes you'll make a mistake but usually you're going to come out more ahead anyway, than the time… And the decisive person is busy having a life while the indecisive person is still making five decisions. The other person is just like failed, succeeded and won. You know what I mean?
James Mel: Yeah. So, how do you view commitment? I'm curious in your thoughts on commitment. You make up your mind on something, you do it. How do you approach that? What's your relationship to commitment once you've, "All right, I'm going to do this?"
Ashley: I feel like in my career, I'm committed to a path until I've not. I love it until I don't. I'm not afraid. I know that you can stand on success, you could pivot on success. So, no matter what you create, you'll be able to pivot on it. People will trust and respect you. But my relationship with my career, it's a vehicle for my own self-expression. I'm only in the game as long as it's serving me and I feel creatively expressed. If I don't, I'm not doing it. I think financially, I've been learning how to manage money and save and be more responsible. As far as romantic relationships go, commitment is a whole other thing. I feel like for the first time I'm in a relationship that my commitment looks like I need to learn how to be in the growth of commitment.
I've been in long relationships, but I've never been married. In fact, I called off a wedding. It's like, I'm learning that commitment is a choice, and you get to choose. If the choice you make is, "I'm going to stay with this no matter what." That's your choice. You've still chosen that. With my career, I just hold it very lightly. I see it as an experiment and a vehicle to meet me where I am right now.
James Mel: That's so interesting. Yeah, I love that. Being open to basically all possibilities but sticking with until it's not.
Ashley: Yeah. Exactly.
James Mel: Last question here. What are any success rituals you have? Do you have one, two, or three success rituals. Or things that you feel you do constantly. You built up over your life, your career that really help you get ahead?
Ashley: Yeah. Whenever I think about something that I want, I just make cold outreach a part of my life. So if I want more speaking, I'll be emailing my reel to more people. I set aside time every single week for outreach. Whether that's networking conversations and coffees. Whether that's… But I think the most important aspect of any success I've had is my friendships. I deeply love my friends. I would move mountains… The funny thing about me and my friends would comment on this is that, if I care about you I'll move mountains for you and if I don't I won't move a finger. So, the way that I see it, it's like, be caring about the people you love and be willing for those people, and they are going to show up for you in ways that most people don't have relationships that would show up for them. That's how I've managed my energy is, being really clear.
I'm really clear about the text messages in my phone. I'm really clear about who I'm writing back. And it's not from a place of ego and me thinking, I'm like Paris Hilton over here, busy with my immediate tour. It's like, I'm just very clear on where I want to put my energy. How sacred my energy is. I respect everyone in the same mindset. Valuing their energy and how it matters to them. I have a lot of mutuality in my friendships. We care a lot about each other. A rising tide lifts all boats. My girlfriends right now, they're all hosting large seminars around the world. One has a show on entrepreneur.com right now. One has a TV show going on. They all have really big things happening but they know that our relationship to each other is worth more than money. There have been times where I've passed on something, because there's a conflict to me with a friend or something like that. I think treating my relationships as sacred, making time for them has been the biggest element of my success.
James Mel: That's amazing. I love how clear you are with that too. I resonate with that so much, Ashley, because a lot of people talk about how, "Oh, this person's self-made," or this person's like, "I don't believe anybody's self-made."
Ashley: No.
James Mel: It just goes to show you that's one of the things I've learned too in my career as well is just how important relationships are, and to really water those and nurture those. I love how you spend time every week on outreach. That's so important and I think that's why you're able to make so many things happen. Whether it's in writing a book. Whatever it is you want. Basically, it seems like your system is, you identify it, you see what you need to do and then you just block out time to go do it. It's amazing.
Ashley: And do outreach. Yeah, and I feel like I don't even work as much as most people. I probably work 25 hours a week. So it's not like I'm this hustler that's like non-stop. I value my time with my friends. So I'm like off the clock pretty early in the day and off to do something fun.
James Mel: I love it. Well, this is awesome, Ashley. It's awesome. Thank you so much for sharing your gifts, your insights, your mindsets. This this has been amazing.
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Yesterday I noticed a new piece of equipment at the gym. It's called The Arc.
I think I'm going to give it a try today.... If it's available. There are only two of them.
Have you tried this contraption? Thoughts?
Looks like a giant praying mantis from Transformers - be careful - it might eat you.
I've never seen one like that, does it work like an eliptical machine?
As far as I can tell, it's much like an elliptical, but your hands move in the same direction as your feet. It claims to be so much better than an elliptical.... ????
It does have the Nike + capabilities! It's cool to be able to store your inside workout stats!!!
LOL! I agree with NorthernBliss. I think it is a giant praying mantis from Transformers. That was the first thing I thought of also. Scary!.
Wouldn't that be cool Kevin?!


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Will John Wick have 4?
Biggest Unanswered Questions In John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum
21 Actors John Wick Should Fight in 'John Wick 4′ Keanu Reeves is back for John Wick: Chapter 3, which will be released in May 2019.
That's right: John Wick is officially back for a third go-round.
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Does John Wicks dog die in John Wick 3?
John Wick started with the death of the former hitman's wife Helen. Those dogs are basically her action scene sidekicks, so John Wick 3 may turn out to be The Revenge of the Dogs. Keanu Reeves just said he had two specific things he wanted for John Wick in this third movie, and obviously he got them both.
Does John Wick's dog die in John Wick 2?
In the first film, Wick seeks vengeance after his beagle puppy Daisy is killed, while the second film features a pit bull that Wick walks off with during the final scene. "I heard the dogs die of heat exhaustion at the start of the film and the rest of the film is John Wick shooting sand," joked one Twitter user.
Does John Wick dog die in John Wick 2?
John Wick: Chapter 2. The new dog that John Wick adopts, receives no injury. It is mentioned the dog that was killed in Chapter 1, but is not shown.
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Does John Wick have a dog?
On Wednesday, the first photos from John Wick: Chapter 3 were released by Entertainment Weekly and on Twitter. In one of the shots, antihero hitman Wick (Keanu Reeves) walks alongside newcomer Sofia (Halle Berry) and two Belgian Malinois dogs, but not Wick's pit bull.
The entire John Wick franchise was set into motion by the death of a dog. Now, in John Wick: Chapter 3 — Parabellum, the canine species finally gets a shot at revenge.
Who killed John Wicks dog?
Daisy was a dog given to hitman John Wick as a present from his wife Helen Wick shortly after her death. Daisy was killed during a home invasion by Iosef Tarasov.
Will there be a John Wick Part 3?
By Alex Gilyadov Lionsgate has released a new photo from the upcoming John Wick 3: Parabellum. The image, via Twitter, features the returning Laurence Fishburne and Ian McShane. John Wick 3 opens in theaters on May 17, 2019.
Are there John Wick books?
'John Wick' Comic Book Launch Will Reveal Character's Origin. After an announcement at the end of last year, fans of John Wick have been eagerly awaiting the Dynamite Entertainment comic book series based on the Keanu Reeves movie series. This September, the wait is over.
John Wick Director Says Part 4 Is Coming
Who played John Wick's wife?
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete Keanu ReevesJohn WickBridget MoynahanHelenJohn LeguizamoAurelioIan McShaneWinstonBridget ReganAddy74 weitere Zeilen
What happened in John Wick?
Plot. After John Wick loses his wife, Helen, to a terminal illness, he receives a beagle puppy named Daisy to help him cope with his grief. The mobsters follow John to his home that night, knock him unconscious, steal his car, and kill Daisy. Iosef takes the Mustang to a chop shop run by Aurelio to have the VIN changed
Was John Wick a comic?
Written by film director and comic book writer Greg Pak and featuring art by both Giovanni Valletta and Matt Gaudio, the first issue was released in September 2017. The John Wick comic series is a prequel to the original film from 2014.
What kind of dog did John Wick have?
Daisy, the puppy given to him by his wife is a Beagle, but the second dog he took from the shelter at the end of the movie is a pitbull. Even John Wick made it a point to get a dog from a shelter instead of buying one.
Does dog die in John Wick 2?
Explaining The End Of John Wick 3
What does Excommunicado mean in John Wick?
Excommunicado basically means that Wick becomes persona non grata and loses all access and privileges to underworld resources.
How did John Wick wife die?
Helen Wick was the wife of hitman John Wick. Their marriage led him to retiring from his criminal career in the Tarasov Mob. Helen died of a terminal illness and arranged to give John a dog named Daisy shortly before her death.
What was the dog in John Wick?
Is John Wick 3 the final chapter?
The full movie trailer for John Wick: Chapter 3 will released on Thursday, January 17, 2019. John Wick: Chapter 3's plot synopsis: "Super-Assassin John Wick (Keanu Reeves) is on the run after killing []
What does Excommunicado mean for John Wick?
What is John Wicks's real name?
During their exchange, it's revealed that John Wick's real name is Jardani Jovonovich. He was an orphan from Belarus, the last of his tribe of Ruska Roma (Russian gypsies).
What dog is in John Wick 3?
The Oscar-winning actress worked and played with the five Belgian Malinois and five Belgian Shepherds so that they essentially became her dogs. Game of Thrones wolf trainer Andrew Simpson was the dog coordinator on John Wick 3.
Does the dog die John Wick 3?
What does John Wicks back tattoo say?
One of the most notable tattoos is the Latin phrase "Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat", which literally translates to Fortune Favors the Bold. This statement is used as the motto for the 3rd Battalion Marines stationed in the Marine Corps base in Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii.
What is John Wick kill count?
Now, the official death count is in and as many people first assumed, it's far deadlier than the 2014 film it follows. John Wick kills 128 people in the second chapter, which means there was an additional 51 people killed in comparison to John Wick's 77.
What did John Wicks wife die of?
What happened to John Wicks dog?
The film begins tragically. John Wick's wife dies, and he is left a puppy to help him move on from her loss. He grows to love the dog, but one day Wick encounters some Russian mobsters at a gas station. That night, the mobsters break into Wick's house, beat him, steal his car, and worst, they kill his dog.
What does John Wicks tattoo say?
While most point to his faith, the Latin phrase on his shoulders is a dead giveaway. John's tattoo reads, "Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat," or "fortune favors the brave" in Latin. This is also a lose translation of the motto of the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Marines — although their spelling is "Fortes Fortuna Juvat."
What do they call John Wick?
It's who you did it to. Viggo Tarasov : That "fuckin' nobody" is John Wick. He once was an associate of ours. They call him "Baba Yaga."
Who owns the hotel in John Wick?
Lionsgate also distributed and owns the rights to John Wick. Actor Ian McShane, who plays the proprietor of the Continental hotel in John Wick, currently appears on American Gods, another successful Starz series. It's unclear whether he will reprise his role on The Continental.
How did John Wick's wife die?
What dog is in John Wick?
In Chapter 2 his companion is a pitbull but that is not a breed, just a nickname for most bully breeds. It is either an English Staffordshire Bull Terrier or a blue nose Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
How much is a coin worth in John Wick?
The current price of gold is around $1,200 an ounce. Let's say a single coin is one ounce. To keep people from melting them down they must be worth than $1,200. Maybe they are worth $2,000, maybe $3,000.
Do the dogs die in John Wick 3?
What kind of puppy is in John Wick?
How much are John Wick gold coins worth?
They are worth about $1,000 U.S. each. The hotel that John stays in named the Continental, perhaps the gold coins are a sort of currency for favours. Such as when John walks into the hotel, uses a coin and ends up getting his guns delivered to a cloak room.
Does a dog die in John Wick 3?
What kind of dog does John Wick have in Chapter 2?
What kind of dog was in John Wick?
What kind of dog is in John Wick?
Why did Winston give John Wick a marker?
Some thought that it was a marker that John had held over Winston. Meaning that Winston owed John a favor, and giving him the hour head start was to be considered repayment. Some of us thought that it was a blank marker that Winston was giving John to use in the future.
Does John Wick's dog die in Chapter 3?
How many people were killed in John Wick?
The number nearly doubled in John Wick: Chapter 2, with a final death toll of 128, according to at least one source. That's 212. If John Wick: Chapter 3 ends up with 140-150 dead fellow assassins and gangsters, then Wick, a.k.a. Baba Yaga, has taken out a whole neighborhood or even a very small town.
What kind of dog is in John Wick 2?
What did they do to John Wicks dog?
Does John Wicks dog die in the second movie?
Who played the female bartender in John Wick?
I briefly mentioned a third female type in "John Wick" and that woman is a bartender at the bar in the basement of The Continental. Her name is Addy and she is played by a very beautiful actress named Bridget Regan.
Does the pitbull die in John Wick 3?
We do know that Keanu Reeves isn't going to die in the opening scene while the dogs star in the rest of the movie avenging his death, even though that's another pretty great idea that involves Wick dying at some point. Some people don't remember the name of John Wick's dog, from the first movie.
Does the dog die in John Wick 3?
First Trailer For Keanu Reeves' 'John Wick 3' Goes To The Dogs. It's not like Wick is some hardcore animal rescuer or what-have-you, it's just that his late wife gave him a puppy and, like the day after her funeral, random gangsters broke into his house and killed that dog.
How did John Wicks wife die in the movie?
Will Sims 4 have seasons?
The Sims 4 Is Getting Seasons. The Sims 4 will get its own Seasons expansion, a long-running Sims tradition, this June, publisher EA said today. Seasons, which brings spring, summer, fall, and winter to the popular simulation game, has always been one of the most hotly anticipated expansions for The Sims games.
Will The Sims 4 have horses?
Unlike The Sims 3 Pets, it seems this expansion doesn't have horses but there's always the possibility they may be introduced as an update in the future. The Sims 4 Cats and Dogs expansion pack is coming to PC and Mac on 10th November.
Will apex legends have 4 player squads?
Although Apex Legends is only in its early infancy, players are still curious as to what's next for the battle royale game. At present, Apex Legends only offers one mode that supports 3-player squads, although the possibility of solos and duos has been teased.
Did John Adams have any pets?
Juno and Satan, President John Adams's Dogs. Let's talk about the very first — officially — White House pets. Although John Adams was the second president, he was the first to live in the White House. Adams and his bride, Abigail, had some of the most creatively named presidential pets.
Did John Adams have a pet?
Let's talk about the very first — officially — White House pets. Although John Adams was the second president, he was the first to live in the White House. The details are sketchy, but historians believe the Adams family may have had several mixed-breed dogs, including Satan and Juno, and a horse named Cleopatra.
Did John Marston have a daughter?
Marston daughter is the deceased daughter of John Marston and his wife, Abigail, and Jack Marston's younger sister.
Does Long John Silver's have all you can eat?
Long John Silver's has All-You-Can-Eat Fish or Chicken with Sides and Hushpuppies for $7.99 on Sundays. The weekly special was announced on the Long John Silver's Home Page and on Facebook. Sunday is the day for All You Can Eat!
Is Air Wick bad?
The toxic effects of air fresheners differ depending on the formulation. Small amounts of most air fresheners are usually not dangerous. Swallowing the gel-type evaporative beads or reed diffuser solutions can cause serious effects in children.
Will 2 4 D hurt dogs?
It can also poison small mammals, including dogs who can ingest it after eating grass treated with 2,4-D. The easiest way to avoid 2,4-D is to avoid the products that contain it. You can ask your town whether 2,4-D is used in specific parks.
Will there be a Jak 4?
Limited Run says it will release the other games in the series — Jak 2, Jak 3 and Jak X: Combat Racing — by June 2019. Sony released the four Jak and Daxter games for PS4 as downloadable PS2 Classics last year.
Will there be horses in Sims 4?
Can You Get Horses in The Sims 4? Unfortunately, the game still doesn't have any horses you can buy for your sims. Following the recent Cat & Dogs expansion last year, the developers haven't included any pet stallions despite The Sims 3 actually having pet horses. Still, there could be hope in the future.
Do dogs have 4 legs?
First, the word "arm" is used to refer to a limb that does not have a foot at the end of it: instead, there's a hand. Most animals walk on all four limbs, so they have four legs, not two legs and two arms.
Do you say me and John or John and I?
So you would say, "John and I decided " rather than "I and John decided ". Likewise when you're the object, "Bob asked John and me to go fishing." "Myself" is used to refer back to yourself if you've already mentioned yourself in a sentence.
Do dogs have 4 toes?
A dog normally has four toes on the ground per foot, each with a claw. A higher vestigial toe, known as a dewclaw, is also normal on a foreleg. Some dogs have this dewclaw on their hindlegs, and a double rear dewclaw is standard for a few breeds, eg Briard, Pyrenean Mountain Dog.
Do dogs have 4 knees?
Dogs have two elbows and two knees; to have a knee you need a kneecap, and only their back legs have knee caps. The only animal with four knees is the elephant.
Do dogs have 4 nostrils?
A dog's nose has two functions—one for smell and one for respiration. According to Nappier, a canine's nose has the ability to separate air. A portion goes directly to the olfactory sensing area (which distinguishes scents), while the other portion is dedicated to breathing.
Do dogs have 4 knees or 4 elbows?
Do dogs have 4 thighs?
Just like humans have arms and legs, dogs have forelegs and hind legs. Two thirds of a dog's body weight is carried on their front legs. Only one third is carried on their hind legs.
Do monkeys have 4 arms?
Answer and Explanation: Monkeys have two legs and two arms. However, this does not mean they can walk on two legs for any length of time.
Do dogs have 4 testicles?
Male dogs have two testicles that are usually localized in the scrotum, a sac designed to lodge them outside the abdomen. However, dog's testicles are lodged in their abdomen when they are born. The testicles should have descended from the abdomen to the scrotum by the time dogs are approximately 4 months of age.
Do dogs have 4 elbows?
Rest said: Dogs have two elbows and two knees; to have a knee you need a kneecap, and only their back legs have knee caps. The only animal with four knees is the elephant.
Do dogs have 4 kneecaps?
All quadruped mammals have 2 knees at their back legs and then elbows and wrists at the front. There is a common misconception that elephants are the only animals that have 4 knees, but elephants are the same as all other quadruped mammals, like horses and dogs, in that they have knees only in the back legs.
Do dogs have 4 lungs?
The dog's left lung has two lobes; its right lung has four lobes. The trachea conducts air in and out of the lungs; the air is moved by relaxation and contraction of the diaphragm.
Is John Oliver English?
John William Oliver (born 23 April 1977) is an English comedian, writer, producer, political commentator, actor, and television host. Oliver started his career as a stand-up comedian, both in the United Kingdom and United States. Since 2014, Oliver has been the host of the HBO series Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.
Who killed John Marston?
Sadly, despite his father's sacrifice, Jack possibly still goes on to become an outlaw; he tracks down and kills Edgar Ross in revenge, without hesitation. The path to redemption, it seems, is a hard road to follow. In 1914, three years after John was killed, Abigail dies from unknown causes.
Will have would have?
Dad will have finished work. We use would have as the past tense form of will have: We use would have in past conditionals to talk about something that did not happen: If it had been a little warmer we would have gone for a swim.
Would have will have?
Would is the past form of will. When you use will, you mean something that is yet to happen. When you use would, you talk about a past event that was in the future when you said that but is not necessarily in the future anymore.
Can you have relationships in Fallout 4?
There are no sex scenes in Fallout 4, but you can "sleep" with a lounge singer named Magnolia. You can't get married in Fallout 4, but you can attend Curie's wedding if you help her out. Learn more about the companions in Fallout 4 here.
Can Sims 4 dogs have puppies?
To begin, you'll need at least a female animal; while the order can be given with a male pet, you will not receive the puppies or kittens unless the female is in your active household. Have a human Sim interact with an owned pet and select the "Encourage to Mate With…," then your target.
Can you have 4 C sections?
However, research hasn't established the exact number of repeat C-sections considered safe. Women who have multiple repeat cesarean deliveries are at increased risk of: Bladder and bowel injuries. The risk of a bladder injury increases to greater than 1 percent after a third cesarean delivery.
Can pets have babies in Sims 4?
In The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs, dogs and cats can have litters of 1-3 offspring, depending on space in the household and randomness. To breed two animals, a Sim must first become friends with one of them. The two pets have to be friendly with each other or else one of the pets will just walk away.
Can your pets have babies Sims 4?
Sims 4 Cats & Dogs lets you breed your pets so you can introduce some adorable puppies and kittens into your home. Your dogs and cats will age and eventually die in the new expansion (unless you turn aging off), so if you want their legacy to live on they need to have babies!
Can you have 2 companions Fallout 4?
Fallout 4 Mod Lets You Have Dogmeat and Another Companion At The Same Time. ;Originally there were two slots for companion types, you could have both Dogmeat and a single human companion.
Can dogs in Sims 4 have puppies?
Why do dogs have 4 legs?
Because they aren't snakes. Even some snakes have legs (vestigial remnants from their evolution from lizards) Dogs have legs because their evolutionary ancestors were wolves. Wolves have legs because their ancestors had legs.
Is it legal to have 4 dogs?
However, if you live in a city, there is a general rule of two to three dogs allowed per household. The reason for these laws in urban areas, is to control nuisances that can be caused in smaller and closer spaces. Therefore, depending on where you live, it will affect how many dogs you are legally allowed to own.
Can you have pets on Sims 4?
A new expansion pack for The Sims 4, Cats & Dogs, is coming November 10th. Yes, you will be able to pet the dogs. Sims fans have been clamouring for pets for The Sim 4, because I mean, pets in a video game! The pack will include a "Create A Pet" tool to customize your domesticated animals.
Can 4 week old puppies have toys?
Many chew toys are made specifically for a puppy's deciduous, soft baby teeth. An older dog may gnaw pieces off the toy and ingest them, which can cause intestinal and digestive problems. Size matters. Toys made for the small mouths of an 8-to-10-week-old puppy may cause a 6-to-9 month-old puppy to choke.
Is it safe to have 4 cesareans?
Among the risk factors for multiple cesareans includes a risk of placenta previa, placenta accreta, and hysterectomy. These risks to pregnancy go up with each cesarean and have health ramifications on the life of the mother and baby. These also increase as the number of cesareans increase.
Will neutering a 4 year old dog calm him down?
So overall, there are few bad behavioral consequences. We expect normal, age-appropriate, behavioral development for dogs after spay or neuter surgery. This means that some dogs will "calm down" over the next few months, while others may take years to calm down.
Can elders have babies in Sims 4?
Elder female Sims cannot get pregnant, but Elder male Sims can still impregnate adult female Sims. However, if there is a toddler, child, or teen in the household being created, then an adult must be created. Elders are not included in The Sims Pet Stories.
Can pets in Sims 4 have babies?
What dog breeds have 4 dew claws?
The dog breed standard states that the Beauceron breed must have double rear dewclaws to qualify for show competitions. The Pyrenean shepherd, briard and Spanish mastiff are other breeds that have breed standards that include the rear double dewclaw.
Can dogs have puppies on Sims 4?
Sims 4 Cats & Dogs lets you breed your pets so you can introduce some adorable puppies and kittens into your home. You can also sell puppies and kittens to other Sims for profit and to spread the joy of pet ownership. Below we show you how to breed your cats and dogs in The Sims 4.
Can ghost Sims have babies Sims 4?
Ghosts in The Sims 4, regardless of age or gender are unable to conceive a baby. There is no "Try for baby" interaction for ghost-ghost or ghost-sim couples. The only ways to get a ghost child is to create one in CAS through ghost parents or getting the "death" outcome when wishing for a child at the wishing well.
Can dogs have puppies Sims 4?
Can my dogs have puppies Sims 4?
How much will a puppy grow after 4 months?
Generally, an adult average sized dog at 12 months of age, weighs about twice their weight at 4 months of age, or 2.5x the weight at 14 weeks. Adult giant breeds grow more slowly, take longer to mature, and don't reach adult growth until they're at least 16-18 months old.
Is John Oliver show finished?
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (often abridged as Last Week Tonight) is an American late-night talk and news satire television program hosted by comedian John Oliver. The half-hour-long show premiered on Sunday, April 27, 2014, on HBO. The show's sixth season premiered on February 17, 2019.
Do dogs have 4 toes or 5?
Dogs have 5 toes on their front legs and 4 on their hind legs. However, there is an exception. Certain breeds have a genetic malformation with 5 toes on their back feet. Don't be alarmed if your dog is affected.
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Urgent: The Fed is commenting on the data… the markets are in a sudden turnaround, and gold is now stronger by Investing.com
Investing.com – It was issued to confirm expectations that inflation is declining, read after read, which made the majority of investors tend to expect the Fed to raise only 25 basis points at the February meeting, which was confirmed by the Wall Street Journal in a report on interest and inflation.
Data also revealed that points are expected to be raised by the US Federal Reserve during the February and March meetings.
And a member of the US Federal Reserve, Harker, spoke after the US inflation data was positive and equal to expectations, which is likely to be on the right downward path, saying that reaching inflation at the 2% level still seems far away, and that he believes that it will reach its inflation target within two years. Pointing out that the slowdown in inflation has begun to appear quietly in the real estate sector.
Harker expressed concern about the repercussions of the effects of the US budget deficit in the long term.
At the same time, the US White House said after the release of the data that the results for December show that a soft drop in inflation without breaking the economy is still possible. Adding that the data indicates that a transition to stable growth is possible.
The US markets started trading on a downward trend despite the positive data, then turned to profitability, rising by 0.34% now, adding 117 points, while it rose and settled at 10921.93 points, while it rose by 0.14%.
The American dollar declined, which fell by 0.30%, to record 102.555 against a basket of foreign currencies.
As for its futures contracts, it rose by 0.58%, to trade at $1889.65 an ounce, while spot contracts rose by 0.61%, to record $1890.00 an ounce.
On an annual basis, the headline consumer price index for December increased by 6.5%, just as experts expected it to decline to 6.5% after recording 7.1% last November.
On a monthly basis, the main measure of inflation declined by -0.1%, while experts expected it to remain unchanged after rising by only 0.1% in the November data.
As for the basic consumer price index (excluding food and energy), it witnessed a slowdown and rose by 5.7%, as experts expected, and on a monthly basis, it rose by only 0.3%, as experts expected.
Unemployment data recorded 205 thousand applications for unemployment benefits, which is less than what experts expected by 10 thousand, as they expected to receive 215 thousand applications for unemployment benefits, and thus the average unemployment claims decreased in 4 weeks from 214.25 thousand to 212.50 thousand.
Real income increased in December by 0.1% after recording a 0.2% increase in November.
The percentage of bets on raising the Fed increased by only 25 basis points, to 82.9%, to become only 17.1%, who believe that the Fed will maintain its pace and raise interest by 50 basis points.
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