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TheMikeFlanders

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The official Rumble Channel of Mike Flanders I am a former Border Patrol Agent who understands the importance of keeping our borders secure while also supporting legal immigration. I agree that all who are honest about their asylum claims deserve to have a chance to be heard. I will be releasing videos talking about politics, Border Patrol issues, and the challenges we endure as a nation. As someone who cares about the constitution and America in general this platform gives me an opportunity to share my beliefs with an appreciative and receptive audience. I hope these videos help keep you informed, inspired, and every once and a while... laughing.

Steven Bankey & The Flatlanders

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Steven Bankey & The Flatlander’s is a red dirt country band out of Kansas City, Mo. Heavily influenced by the grassroots country music movement originating in southern parts of Texas and Oklahoma they have used these influences to shape their own sound and energy and it’s evident in both their recorded material and live shows. Their on stage chemistry is genuine and effortless and their fans get it, creating an emotional and unforgettable experience. Looking For Something more was their freshman record and was released under the label Tremulant Records out of North Carolina. “The Drifter” the albums single is featured on the Spotify Playlist’s “Playlist Texas” and “Its Country To Me”. “The Drifter” also featured a full length cinematic video shot and directed by Rivera Studios. Steven Bankey & The Flatlander’s are currently writing for their next album due to be released sometime early 2021. Formed in 2018 Steven Bankey & The Flatlander’s may have only been a band for a short time but more than make up for it with it’s seasoned members. Steven Bankey fronts the band and brings with him rich vocals and a unique style of approaching rhythm guitar. Bankey has been writing songs for over a decade and his life experience’s can be found throughout the lyrics of the songs. Steven earned an American Songwriting Award on “Lightning In A Bottle”, a song for which he co-wrote, and it charted on both indie and major charts. Nate Gregory while the youngest member of the band at only 16 already has over 200 shows under his belt. Nate cut his teeth covering such legends as Tom Petty and Stevie Ray Vaughn but he really hit his stride when he discovered Johnny Cash and Brent Mason. Nate has really honed his chicken picken style and has seamlessly adapted his playing to become a integral part of Steven Bankey & The Flatlander’s sound. Nate found a home with the band and through encouragement from the crowd and his bandmates there is really is no limit to his potential. Micah Bourquin has grown up in and or around music his entire life so when it came to picking up a bass guitar it came naturally. Micah is about as good as they get. As with any good bass player he understands that a solid rhythm section is the foundation of a band and with him laying down the bedrock The Flatlander’s have really honed their sound. Ross Barringer or what we like to call him “The Bus Driver” is the teams quarterback if you will. Born in North Dakota and raised in Minnesota he brings us all together with his goofy personality that can be described in two words Minnesota Nice. Don’t let that fool you though when it comes to drums and percussion Ross is all business and with that comes a list of accolades that would take pages to mention. He is the most experienced of the group. Ross is a recipient of the John Philip Sousa award and has been playing in bands for the better part of two decades. Ross is the glue to the Flatlander’s sound and integral part of the team. If you love what you do, then you will never work a day in your life. This is a motto that really applies to this band. We truly enjoy every show and are thankful for the opportunity to share that with our fans . From the bottoms of our hearts we thank you and hopefully we will see you on down the road. Until then, Steven Bankey & The Flatlander’s

The A Course of Course Orientation Course With Timothy Anderson

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The A Course of Course Orientation Course With Timothy Anderson A Course Of Course Orientation Course Course Introduction: Provide a brief overview of the course, its objectives, and what participants can expect to learn. Instructor Profiles: Highlight the qualifications and expertise of the course instructors. Course Schedule: Share the start and end dates, as well as any important deadlines. Course Modules: Give a glimpse of the course structure and the topics covered in each module. Learning Resources: Mention any textbooks, articles, or online resources that will be used. Assessment and Grading: Explain how students will be evaluated and what is expected of them in terms of assignments and exams. Support and Communication: Outline how students can reach out for support, ask questions, or interact with instructors and fellow participants. Certification: If applicable, mention any certifications or credits participants can earn upon completing the course. Testimonials: Share any positive feedback or testimonials from previous participants if available. Enrollment Information: Provide clear instructions on how to enroll in the course, including any registration deadlines. Pricing and Payment Options: If there's a cost associated with the course, provide details on pricing and available payment methods. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Include common questions and answers about the course to address potential concerns. Upcoming Course Dates: If the course is offered multiple times, list the upcoming dates. Success Stories: Highlight the success stories of past participants who have benefited from the course. Interactive Features: Mention any live webinars, discussion forums, or interactive elements of the course. Community and Networking: Describe any opportunities for students to network and engage with fellow participants. Early Bird Discounts or Promotions: If applicable, share any discounts or promotions for early registrants. Access to Materials: Explain how participants can access course materials, whether they are downloadable, hosted on a learning platform, or sent via email. Contact Information: Provide contact details for any questions or assistance related to the course. Engaging Visuals: Use images, infographics, and other visuals to make your highlights more engaging. Intended Learners Curriculum Course Landing Page Pricing Course Messages -- Let's collaborate! Thanks, Jack Bosma https://meetn.com/jackbosma tutorjacknetwork@gmail.com "Inspect what you expect."

A Course Of Course Orientation Course With Timothy Anderson

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A Course Of Course Orientation Course With Timothy Anderson A Course Of Course Orientation Course A Course Of Course Orientation A Course Of Course Orientation Course Course Introduction: Provide a brief overview of the course, its objectives, and what participants can expect to learn. Instructor Profiles: Highlight the qualifications and expertise of the course instructors. Course Schedule: Share the start and end dates, as well as any important deadlines. Course Modules: Give a glimpse of the course structure and the topics covered in each module. Learning Resources: Mention any textbooks, articles, or online resources that will be used. Assessment and Grading: Explain how students will be evaluated and what is expected of them in terms of assignments and exams. Support and Communication: Outline how students can reach out for support, ask questions, or interact with instructors and fellow participants. Certification: If applicable, mention any certifications or credits participants can earn upon completing the course. Testimonials: Share any positive feedback or testimonials from previous participants if available. Enrollment Information: Provide clear instructions on how to enroll in the course, including any registration deadlines. Pricing and Payment Options: If there's a cost associated with the course, provide details on pricing and available payment methods. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs): Include common questions and answers about the course to address potential concerns. Upcoming Course Dates: If the course is offered multiple times, list the upcoming dates. Success Stories: Highlight the success stories of past participants who have benefited from the course. Interactive Features: Mention any live webinars, discussion forums, or interactive elements of the course. Community and Networking: Describe any opportunities for students to network and engage with fellow participants. Early Bird Discounts or Promotions: If applicable, share any discounts or promotions for early registrants. Access to Materials: Explain how participants can access course materials, whether they are downloadable, hosted on a learning platform, or sent via email. Contact Information: Provide contact details for any questions or assistance related to the course. Engaging Visuals: Use images, infographics, and other visuals to make your highlights more engaging. Intended Learners Curriculum Course Landing Page Pricing Course Messages Trust And Safety Let's collaborate! Thanks, Jack Bosma https://meetn.com/jackbosma tutorjacknetwork@gmail.com "Inspect what you expect."