Podcasts about Alabam

Earlier in the show the guys talked about the Dolphins versus the Titans game being played on Monday night football and the key ways for the Titans to come out on top with a win. The guys talked about what this win will mean for Will Levis going into a bye week and if the Titans will continue to go through with Will Levis as the Starter or give Mason Rudolph a chance. Next, the guys talked about Alabam beating Georgia to move up in this week's polls as the number-one team in the country. 

Pat and Aaon are joined by USF LB Jason Vaughn to catch up on the latest in the Bulls locker room after a tough defeat to Top 10 Alabam last week. How hasJason grown with the USF program? He tells us and we get his thoughts on Coach Alex Golesh who seems to be a players coach that everyone in the program admires.

Hour Two of the Good Morning Football Podcast begins hosts Jamie Erdahl, Kyle Brandt, and Akbar Gbajabiamila sharing what storyline they're most excited about this weekend during the NFL preseason. Then Manti T'eo joins the show and talks about the 2013 National Championship game vs. Alabama, he shares when he knew Alvin Kamara would be great, and then he goes head to head with Kyle in Notre Dame trivia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Americký odborový svaz United Auto Workers (UAW) sice letos na jaře zaznamenal průlomovou výhru v továrně Volkswagenu v Tennessee, ve fabrice Mercedesu v Alabamě se mu ale o několik týdnů nepodařilo na vítězství navázat. Vedení UAW se navíc potýká s potenciálním skandálem. Co udělali odboráři v Alabamě špatně? Je zmíněný skandál vykonstruovaný, nebo se UAW nezbavila dřívější zkorumpovanosti? Jaké plány má šéf svazu Shawn Fain? A nejsou prohry nedílnou součástí zvýšené odborářské aktivity?

Americký odborový svaz United Auto Workers (UAW) sice letos na jaře zaznamenal průlomovou výhru v továrně Volkswagenu v Tennessee, ve fabrice Mercedesu v Alabamě se mu ale o několik týdnů nepodařilo na vítězství navázat. Vedení UAW se navíc potýká s potenciálním skandálem. Co udělali odboráři v Alabamě špatně? Je zmíněný skandál vykonstruovaný, nebo se UAW nezbavila dřívější zkorumpovanosti? Jaké plány má šéf svazu Shawn Fain? A nejsou prohry nedílnou součástí zvýšené odborářské aktivity? O tom všem je dnešní díl Rednecku.

Ředitel RSCB Milan Šlapák v rozhovoru pro SZ Byznys popisuje zákulisí akvizice rakouské zbrojovky, specifika obranného průmyslu i plány a financování skupiny.Mezi významné české společnosti obranného průmyslu se zařadila investiční skupina RSBC. Ke slovinskému výrobci pistolí a cvičné munice Arex, kterou RSBC vlastní do roku 2017, přibyla letos v portfoliu českých investorů společnost Steyr Arms s výrobními závody v Rakousku a Spojených státech.„Steyr Arms je nejznámější v oboru dlouhých loveckých zbraní, vyrábí také útočné pušky typu AUG, které využívají některé jednotky členských zemích NATO, a v menší míře i pistole a granátomety nižších kalibrů,“ říká v podcastu Agenda výkonný ředitel RSBC Milan Šlapák.Společnost RSBC, kterou vlastní investor Robert Schönfeld, vytvoří z obou společností jeden z pilířů svého investičního portfolia, k němuž chce přidávat další vhodná aktiva. „Buď na doplnění produktových řad nebo třeba kvůli moderním výrobním technologiím,“ popisuje Šlapák, který se právě vrátil z návštěvy výrobního závodu Steyr Arms v americké Alabamě.Agenda. Rozhovory s top lídry českého byznysu, zakladateli firem, odborníky. Čtvrthodinka o byznysu z první ruky.Každý všední den na SZ Byznys a ve všech podcastových aplikacích.Odebírejte na Podcasty.cz, Apple Podcasts nebo Spotify.

LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF ALABAMA, IN THE PROBATE COURT COUNTY OF CLARKE FILE NO. PC- 24- 026 IN RE: THE ESTATE OF KOSSIE RAY POWELL, DECEASED NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Letters Testamentary of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned on the 4th day of March 2024, by the Honorable Val erie Bradford Davis, Judge of Probate of Clar ke Cou nt y, Alabam a, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said est at e are hereby required to pres ent the same within the time allowed by law or the same will be barred. Virginia...Article Link

During the Second World War, one of the most distinguished American aviation units was one that no one thought would even have existed when the war began.  It was a unit of African American aviators who were trained at the Tuskegee Institute in Alabam.  Over a thousand airmen were trained and served in the European theater of the war and were some of the most decorated pilots of the conflict.  Learn more about the Tuskegee Airmen and their incredible story on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily. Sponsors BetterHelp Visit BetterHelp.com/everywhere today to get 10% off your first month ButcherBox Sign up today at butcherbox.com/daily and use code daily to choose your free steak for a year and get $20 off."  Subscribe to the podcast!  https://link.chtbl.com/EverythingEverywhere?sid=ShowNotes -------------------------------- Executive Producer: Charles Daniel Associate Producers: Peter Bennett & Cameron Kieffer   Become a supporter on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/everythingeverywhere Update your podcast app at newpodcastapps.com Discord Server: https://discord.gg/UkRUJFh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everythingeverywhere/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/everythingeverywheredaily Twitter: https://twitter.com/everywheretrip Website: https://everything-everywhere.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometime between the evening of September 2 in the early morning hours of September 3, 1994, 35-year-old Billie Jean Phillips was brutally beaten to death at her home in Alabam, Arkansas. The case soon became the biggest story in Madison County, and there was a long list of potential suspects.  But in 2002, there was an arrest in the Billie Jean Phillips murder case. One that would shock the community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We spend the majority of hour one talking about the NFL playoffs this weekend. We also get into the empire that is Alabam continuing to burn.

Tony Castricone returns to give his reaction to Jedd Fisch's press conference. Jedd Fisch sits down w/ the guys to talk about the future of this Huskies football program and more. We close w/ Ian Furness as he gives his insight on Jedd Fisch taking over after Kalen DeBoer left for Alabam, plus Ian shares what he has planned for his show.

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We spin the reels of the rock and roll fruit machine this week and get the following pay-outs … … the preposterous present they gave Bobby Charlton when he retired. ... “the leaning man from Alabam”. … ‘Skinny Minnie Shimmy' by Lattie Moore And The Emperors and other apparently fictitious rock and roll hits. … a Radio One DJ who was also an actor, erotic sculptor, travel writer, sheep farmer, flamenco guitarist and ballet dancer. Why has no-one made a film of the life of Mike Raven? … why Born To Run was “a quantum leap”, the record where Springsteen wanted “to sing like Roy Orbison and write like Bob Dylan on an album that sounded like it was produced by Phil Spector”. … a leaked 1982 Radio One memo of ground rules for DJs! “Don't resort to ‘common talk' in a pathetic attempt at humour.” “You can say Cornflakes but not Shredded Wheat …” … how rock is adopting the Gilbert & Sullivan business model.   … Richard Thompson, Steve Cropper, John Fahey, Hubert Sumlin … : who's the greatest guitarist of all time? … the story-spinning genius of John Prine. … the afterlife of the Love Affair. … Ernest ‘Boom' Carter's brief but marvellous moment of glory.… and birthday guest Giles Fraser wonders at what point a band shouldn't use their original name.Rolling Stone's top 250 guitarists …http://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-guitarists-1234814010/nile-rodgers-5-1234814197/ The amazing story of Mike Raven …http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Raven Everybody's in the Mood by Howlin' Wolf …https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV0gDlzEnYUGet your exclusive Nord VPN deal here: https://nordvpn.com/yourearIt's risk-free with Nord's 30-day-money-back guarantee!Tickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21 Soho on November 27th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ZOthfatjxiSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We spin the reels of the rock and roll fruit machine this week and get the following pay-outs … … the preposterous present they gave Bobby Charlton when he retired. ... “the leaning man from Alabam”. … ‘Skinny Minnie Shimmy' by Lattie Moore And The Emperors and other apparently fictitious rock and roll hits. … a Radio One DJ who was also an actor, erotic sculptor, travel writer, sheep farmer, flamenco guitarist and ballet dancer. Why has no-one made a film of the life of Mike Raven? … why Born To Run was “a quantum leap”, the record where Springsteen wanted “to sing like Roy Orbison and write like Bob Dylan on an album that sounded like it was produced by Phil Spector”. … a leaked 1982 Radio One memo of ground rules for DJs! “Don't resort to ‘common talk' in a pathetic attempt at humour.” “You can say Cornflakes but not Shredded Wheat …” … how rock is adopting the Gilbert & Sullivan business model.   … Richard Thompson, Steve Cropper, John Fahey, Hubert Sumlin … : who's the greatest guitarist of all time? … the story-spinning genius of John Prine. … the afterlife of the Love Affair. … Ernest ‘Boom' Carter's brief but marvellous moment of glory.… and birthday guest Giles Fraser wonders at what point a band shouldn't use their original name.Rolling Stone's top 250 guitarists …http://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-guitarists-1234814010/nile-rodgers-5-1234814197/ The amazing story of Mike Raven …http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Raven Everybody's in the Mood by Howlin' Wolf …https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV0gDlzEnYUGet your exclusive Nord VPN deal here: https://nordvpn.com/yourearIt's risk-free with Nord's 30-day-money-back guarantee!Tickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21 Soho on November 27th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ZOthfatjxiSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We spin the reels of the rock and roll fruit machine this week and get the following pay-outs … … the preposterous present they gave Bobby Charlton when he retired. ... “the leaning man from Alabam”. … ‘Skinny Minnie Shimmy' by Lattie Moore And The Emperors and other apparently fictitious rock and roll hits. … a Radio One DJ who was also an actor, erotic sculptor, travel writer, sheep farmer, flamenco guitarist and ballet dancer. Why has no-one made a film of the life of Mike Raven? … why Born To Run was “a quantum leap”, the record where Springsteen wanted “to sing like Roy Orbison and write like Bob Dylan on an album that sounded like it was produced by Phil Spector”. … a leaked 1982 Radio One memo of ground rules for DJs! “Don't resort to ‘common talk' in a pathetic attempt at humour.” “You can say Cornflakes but not Shredded Wheat …” … how rock is adopting the Gilbert & Sullivan business model.   … Richard Thompson, Steve Cropper, John Fahey, Hubert Sumlin … : who's the greatest guitarist of all time? … the story-spinning genius of John Prine. … the afterlife of the Love Affair. … Ernest ‘Boom' Carter's brief but marvellous moment of glory.… and birthday guest Giles Fraser wonders at what point a band shouldn't use their original name.Rolling Stone's top 250 guitarists …http://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-lists/best-guitarists-1234814010/nile-rodgers-5-1234814197/ The amazing story of Mike Raven …http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Raven Everybody's in the Mood by Howlin' Wolf …https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XV0gDlzEnYUGet your exclusive Nord VPN deal here: https://nordvpn.com/yourearIt's risk-free with Nord's 30-day-money-back guarantee!Tickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21 Soho on November 27th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ZOthfatjxiSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back, this first episode of season 7 we discuss the brawl in Montgomery, Alabam , Swimming in open water, McDonald's no quit policy and other random topicsSupport the show

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Last College Football season ended with the Georgia Bulldogs lifting the National Championship. Can they repeat in 2022-23? The Bulldogs would be the first program to repeat since Alabam in ‘11 & ‘12, but they have to take down America's Team, the TCU Horned Frogs. After being 26-1 favorites to win the Big 12, Sonny Dyes and the Horned Frogs are trying to finish off the dream season. Join the CHGO Bets Crew, Sean Anderson, and Cody Delmendo to discuss the matchup. BUY TICKETS HERE: https://gametime.hnyj8s.net/c/3442941... TAILGATE WITH US: https://bit.ly/3SRS03z  SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/CHGOSports WEBSITE: http://allCHGO.com/ BUY MERCH:  http://CHGOLocker.com  FOLLOW ON SOCIAL:  Twitter: @CHGO_Sports Instagram: @CHGO_Sports GET OUR FREE NEWSLETTER:  http://www.allchgo.com/newsletter Use Code: CHGO for 50% off 2 or more pairs at https://ShadyRays.com - Buy One, Get One Free. Check out FOCO for merch and collectibles here https://foco.vegb.net/CHGO and use promo code “CHGO” for 10% off your order on all non Pre Order items. Visit https://dkng.co/chgo to sign up for DraftKings Sportsbook using the code “CHGO” If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/PA/TN/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA).   21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MD/MI /NJ/ NY/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. VOID IN OH/ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. Free bets: Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min $5 bet. $200 issued as free bets that expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/footballterms. No Sweat: Valid 1 offer per customer per day of NFL 2023 Wild Card Round. Opt in req each day. First bet must lose after opting in. NFL bets only. Paid as one (1) free bet based on amount of initial losing bet. Max $10 free bet awarded. Free bets expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. See terms at sportsbook.draftkings.com/footballterms. When you shop through links in the description, we may earn affiliate commissions.  Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. #Betting #BetsDaily Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Rivalry Week in big time College Football. The BetUS crew is back to break down this weekend's top games in College Football Week 13. The BetUS team will go over exciting games such as #12 Oregon vs #23 Oregon State, #4 TCU vs Iowa State, and Auburn vs #8 Alabama. Will Oregon State keep it close in a big time Pac 12 battle? Can TCU keep their undefeated season alive against a Big 12 rival?Auburn is always a tough game for Alabam no matter their records. The BetUS crew will go over the full slate of games to give you winning picks for College Football Week 13. BetUS's host Gary Segars and our college football betting experts Kyle Hunter and Parker Fleming will go over the latest NCAAF news, betting trends, and the best NCAA Football odds available to give you their college football picks and predictions for College Football Week 13. ⚽ WORLD CUP 2022 BRACKET CONTEST ⚽  https://twitter.com/BetUSSoccer/statu...

Egy földön túli idegen tárgy csapódott egy nőbe alvás közben Alabamában, fénykép is készült róla Promotions     2022-11-03 13:32:00     Tudomány Miközben a 34 éves nő kényelmesen szundikált a paplan alatt a kanapéján alabamai otthonában, iszonyatos erejű rázkódásra ébredt. Van, ahol úgy árulják az út szélén a videokártyákat, mintha zöldség lenne PCWorld     2022-11-03 09:51:02     Infotech Egy hardveres bolt már szőnyegről szórja a levetett bányászvasakat, még ha csak poénból is. A YouTube is beállt a – streaming – sorba IT Business     2022-11-03 08:24:05     Mobiltech USA YouTube A YouTube a Primetime Channels nevű új funkcióval prémium streaming szolgáltatásokat hoz be a fő alkalmazásába. A Showtime, a Starz, a Paramount+ és az AMC+ tévéműsorai, filmjei és sportműsorai a kedvenc alkotóktól származó videók mellett lesznek láthatók.    Az Egyesült Államokban élők mától regisztrálhatnak a Primetime Channels szolgáltatásra a „ Félelem és reszketés San Franciscóban - Ilyenek voltak Elon Musk első napjai a Twitter élén Rakéta     2022-11-03 06:06:02     Infotech Twitter Elon Musk San Francisco Múlt hét vége óta Elon Musk vezeti a világ egyik legismertebb közösségi szolgáltatását, a Twittert. A milliárdos ugyan az utolsó pillanatig megpróbált kitáncolni a platform megvásárlásából, ám most látszólag hatalmas lendülettel vetette bele magát a munkába. Szép lassan felforr Európa 24.hu     2022-11-03 09:15:29     Tudomány A kontinens az elmúlt három évtizedben gyorsabban melegedett, mint a világ többi része. Új Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 okostelefon érkezik GSMring     2022-11-03 06:04:22     Mobiltech Telefon Luxus Párizs Okostelefon Samsung Dél-Korea A dél-koreai vállalat hamarosan egy új kiadásban fogja kiadni a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 okostelefont a megjelent információk szerint. Mutatjuk, hogy mit tudunk erről. A Samsung néhány hete egy új céggel kötött együttműködési megállapodást, ami nem más, mint a Maison Margiela, ami egy párizsi luxus divatcég. A szivárgások pedig azt is megerősítették Elon Musk mindenkit megnyugtatott, Trump még nem tér vissza a Twitterre 444.hu     2022-11-03 06:55:38     Infotech USA Twitter Elon Musk Donald Trump Ez egyben azt is jelenti, hogy Donald Trump volt amerikai elnök nem csatlakozhat újra a platformhoz az USA-ban zajló félidős választások előtt. A God of War Ragnarök japán reklámja kőkemény kultúrsokk a javából Player     2022-11-03 11:09:03     Gaming Japán Reklám A PlayStation japán részlege egy népszerű műsorvezetőt, Sato Hiromichit kérte fel arra, hogy csináljon egy kis hírverést a hamarosan megjelenő God of War Ragnarök című videojátéknak, Sato úr pedig összehozott egy olyan videót, amitől mi, itt az Öreg Kontinensen csak a fejünket vakarjuk. Tudósok szerint a macskáknak nagy szerepük lehet a bűnügyi nyomozásokban in.hu     2022-11-03 10:12:01     Tudomány Felmérés DNS Az emberek mindenen otthagyják a DNS-üket, aminek csak a közelében vannak. Ezek felmérése fontos a bűnügyi helyszínek vizsgálatánál, és mint kiderült, a macskák sok nyomozásban jelentős segítséget nyújthatnak.„Az emberi DNS gyűjtésének nagyon fontossá kell válnia a bűnügyi helyszíni vizsgálatokban, de hiányoznak az adatok a háziállatok, például a m Hátramenetbe kapcsolt a Lenovo Bitport     2022-11-03 10:45:00     Infotech Kína A kínai cégnél legutóbb a pandémia kirobbanásakor fordult elő, hogy egy negyedév során ne tudja növelni bevételeit. Lajka kutyát a biztos halálba küldték a szovjetek, mikor Föld körüli pályára állították Promotions     2022-11-03 10:30:00     Tudomány Világűr Kutya Lajka az életét adta azért, hogy 65 évvel ezelőtt újabb fejezet kezdődhessen az űrkutatásban. A világ leggazdagabb embere kirúgja az alkalmazottak felét TőzsdeFórum     2022-11-03 12:37:31     Gazdaság Twitter Elon Musk Leggazdagabb A Twitter hétezer alkalmazottja több mint felének elbocsátását tervezi Elon Musk a Bloomberg hírügynökség belső vállalati forrásokra hivatkozó jelentése szerint. Ki a világ első kiborgja? Rakéta     2022-11-03 08:18:04     Infotech Robot A törvény ugyan hivatalosan nem ismeri el a biorobotok létezését, de egyszer még a vaskalapos hatóságok is kivételt tettek valakivel. A kivétel pedig szabályt képezhet, egyre többen pedzegetik, hogy felül kéne írni hagyományos hozzáállásunkat a minket körbevevő és bekebelező technológiához.

Egy földön túli idegen tárgy csapódott egy nőbe alvás közben Alabamában, fénykép is készült róla Promotions     2022-11-03 13:32:00     Tudomány Miközben a 34 éves nő kényelmesen szundikált a paplan alatt a kanapéján alabamai otthonában, iszonyatos erejű rázkódásra ébredt. Van, ahol úgy árulják az út szélén a videokártyákat, mintha zöldség lenne PCWorld     2022-11-03 09:51:02     Infotech Egy hardveres bolt már szőnyegről szórja a levetett bányászvasakat, még ha csak poénból is. A YouTube is beállt a – streaming – sorba IT Business     2022-11-03 08:24:05     Mobiltech USA YouTube A YouTube a Primetime Channels nevű új funkcióval prémium streaming szolgáltatásokat hoz be a fő alkalmazásába. A Showtime, a Starz, a Paramount+ és az AMC+ tévéműsorai, filmjei és sportműsorai a kedvenc alkotóktól származó videók mellett lesznek láthatók.    Az Egyesült Államokban élők mától regisztrálhatnak a Primetime Channels szolgáltatásra a „ Félelem és reszketés San Franciscóban - Ilyenek voltak Elon Musk első napjai a Twitter élén Rakéta     2022-11-03 06:06:02     Infotech Twitter Elon Musk San Francisco Múlt hét vége óta Elon Musk vezeti a világ egyik legismertebb közösségi szolgáltatását, a Twittert. A milliárdos ugyan az utolsó pillanatig megpróbált kitáncolni a platform megvásárlásából, ám most látszólag hatalmas lendülettel vetette bele magát a munkába. Szép lassan felforr Európa 24.hu     2022-11-03 09:15:29     Tudomány A kontinens az elmúlt három évtizedben gyorsabban melegedett, mint a világ többi része. Új Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 okostelefon érkezik GSMring     2022-11-03 06:04:22     Mobiltech Telefon Luxus Párizs Okostelefon Samsung Dél-Korea A dél-koreai vállalat hamarosan egy új kiadásban fogja kiadni a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 okostelefont a megjelent információk szerint. Mutatjuk, hogy mit tudunk erről. A Samsung néhány hete egy új céggel kötött együttműködési megállapodást, ami nem más, mint a Maison Margiela, ami egy párizsi luxus divatcég. A szivárgások pedig azt is megerősítették Elon Musk mindenkit megnyugtatott, Trump még nem tér vissza a Twitterre 444.hu     2022-11-03 06:55:38     Infotech USA Twitter Elon Musk Donald Trump Ez egyben azt is jelenti, hogy Donald Trump volt amerikai elnök nem csatlakozhat újra a platformhoz az USA-ban zajló félidős választások előtt. A God of War Ragnarök japán reklámja kőkemény kultúrsokk a javából Player     2022-11-03 11:09:03     Gaming Japán Reklám A PlayStation japán részlege egy népszerű műsorvezetőt, Sato Hiromichit kérte fel arra, hogy csináljon egy kis hírverést a hamarosan megjelenő God of War Ragnarök című videojátéknak, Sato úr pedig összehozott egy olyan videót, amitől mi, itt az Öreg Kontinensen csak a fejünket vakarjuk. Tudósok szerint a macskáknak nagy szerepük lehet a bűnügyi nyomozásokban in.hu     2022-11-03 10:12:01     Tudomány Felmérés DNS Az emberek mindenen otthagyják a DNS-üket, aminek csak a közelében vannak. Ezek felmérése fontos a bűnügyi helyszínek vizsgálatánál, és mint kiderült, a macskák sok nyomozásban jelentős segítséget nyújthatnak.„Az emberi DNS gyűjtésének nagyon fontossá kell válnia a bűnügyi helyszíni vizsgálatokban, de hiányoznak az adatok a háziállatok, például a m Hátramenetbe kapcsolt a Lenovo Bitport     2022-11-03 10:45:00     Infotech Kína A kínai cégnél legutóbb a pandémia kirobbanásakor fordult elő, hogy egy negyedév során ne tudja növelni bevételeit. Lajka kutyát a biztos halálba küldték a szovjetek, mikor Föld körüli pályára állították Promotions     2022-11-03 10:30:00     Tudomány Világűr Kutya Lajka az életét adta azért, hogy 65 évvel ezelőtt újabb fejezet kezdődhessen az űrkutatásban. A világ leggazdagabb embere kirúgja az alkalmazottak felét TőzsdeFórum     2022-11-03 12:37:31     Gazdaság Twitter Elon Musk Leggazdagabb A Twitter hétezer alkalmazottja több mint felének elbocsátását tervezi Elon Musk a Bloomberg hírügynökség belső vállalati forrásokra hivatkozó jelentése szerint. Ki a világ első kiborgja? Rakéta     2022-11-03 08:18:04     Infotech Robot A törvény ugyan hivatalosan nem ismeri el a biorobotok létezését, de egyszer még a vaskalapos hatóságok is kivételt tettek valakivel. A kivétel pedig szabályt képezhet, egyre többen pedzegetik, hogy felül kéne írni hagyományos hozzáállásunkat a minket körbevevő és bekebelező technológiához.

On this episode we have David Levine and Ryu Go Eun back for part two of the last episode. Wil tells a story of getting lost in Alabam and accidentally coming across a KKK cross burning, we discuss who our favorite Batmen are, and we argue about what counts as a sandwich. FOLLOW DAVID LEVINE https://www.instagram.com/davidfirstofhisname/?hl=en FOLLOW RY GO EUN https://www.instagram.com/ryu_goeun/?hl=en FOLLOW THE SHOW http://thelaughbutton.podlink.to/talkclearlyer http://talkclearlyer.com https://twitter.com/talkclearlyer https://instagram.com/talkclearlyer https://tiktok.com/talkclearlyer FOLLOW CIPHA SOUNDS http://ciphasounds.com http://twiter.com/ciphasounds http://facebook.com/ciphasounds http://instagram.com/ciphasounds FOLLOW WIL SYLVINCE http://wilsylvince.com http://twitter.com/wilsylvince http://instagram.com/wilsylvince http://facebook.com/wsylvince For advertising opportunities email: advertise@thelaughbutton.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices More Episodes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

„Hai să-ți zic o fază tare” este o emisiune produsă de Radio Vestea Bună, în care Eva aduce tot felul de informații „tari” ascultătorilor, informații cu privire la lumea înconjurătoare. Îți recomandăm să stai jos atunci când o vei asculta, ca să nu cazi din picioare când vei auzi faza cea tare.

Today's guest is Zack Butcher, the first engineer to work at Tetrate, a cybersecurity solutions company that employs service mesh to guarantee layered security solutions for every user in a network, ensuring they are individually authenticated and authorized for all activities within that network. With his Alabam roots making him the most friendly person to describe cybersecurity, you can't help but get captivated as his tech talk is combined with Southern congeniality. Zack hails from Google and prior to that was an intern at Colonial Pipeline – yes, that one! He never envisioned back then that one day he would be working closely with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to develop the language and protocols around “Zero Trust” - that the Colonial Pipeline attack necessitated. He talks about how Tetrate works with customers in defense, financial tech and healthcare, all highly regulated industries where Zero Trust cybersecurity is paramount. What does Zero Trust mean? Zack explains that it is not about “not trusting.” Rather, it's about elevating trust, and he goes into detail about what that entails. Companies like VISA and Freddie Mac trust Tetrate and the people behind it – like Zack - who are working with NIST to standardize a framework of cybersecurity practices. Find out more about what Tetrate does in today's episode. 

Joe DeLeone and Ryan Roberts break down 2023 NFL Draft prospects, Alabam's Jordan Battle and Notre Dame's Brandon Joseph

Alabam C is from Hollywood CA, she became sober in 1953 and she is telling her story at St Andrews speaker group in Saratoga CA in 1982, she has a great sense of humor and carries quite a message. Repost from about 3 years ago, she is one of my favorites. We have featured Alabam previously Click Here to listen to those speaks. Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate We have added a page of meetings that have moved online https://sobercast.com/online-meetings Sober Cast has 1900+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search.

Nejvyšší soud Spojených států minulý týden umožnil jednotlivým státům unie prakticky zakázat přístup k potratům. Některé státy zákaz drží i v případě znásilnění nebo incestu.Umělé přerušení těhotenství je nyní ilegální nebo velmi omezené v 8 státech USA, ale další státy budou brzy následovat – interrupce bude zakázaná až v polovině amerických států. Ženy z těchto států, které potrat chtějí podstoupit, tak riskují policejní vyšetřování a stíhání – v Alabamě jim hrozí dokonce až 10 let vězení. Odborníci na soukromí na internetu a aktivisté vyzývají Američanky na sociálních sítích k tomu, aby si chránily svá data a smazaly například oblíbené aplikace pro sledování menstruace a plodných dnů. „Je to vedené obavou, že by data z těchto aplikací mohla být použitá k odhalení osob, které podstoupily potrat a tím pádem porušili zákon. Myslím si, že je to na jednu stranu trošku jako mediálně přifouknuté. Obecně platí, že tyto aplikace jsou většinou zadarmo a na svůj provoz si musí nějak vydělat – nejčastěji prodejem dat reklamním firmám. Existuje ale řada daleko problematičtějších dat, která právě souvisí s potraty nebo s reprodukčním zdravím,“ vysvětluje Jan Cibulka, datový novinář serveru iRozhlas.

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU HEARD COWBOY COPAS SINGIN "ALABAM", OR JIMMY ROGERS THE SINGIN BRAKEMAN, OR SLIM WHITMAN ? WELL MY FRIENDS THEY'RE ALL HERE ALONG WITH WEBB PIERCE, RED FOLEY, TEX WILLIAMS AND THE SELF STYLED "KING OF WESTERN SWING " SPADE COOLEY AS WELL AS SOME REAL SURPRISE GUESTS. TALK ABOUT A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE FOR THOSE OF YOU IN MY AGE BRACKET AND ON THE OTHER HAND A REAL TUTORIAL ON WHERE WE HAD OUR ROOTS IN TRADITIONAL COUNTRY MUSIC. ENJOY MY FRIENDS AND PLEASE CLICK ON SHARE. 

In 2019, dead chickens, goats' heads and coconuts were left near railroad tracks in Atlanta. In 2021, headless goats were found floating down the Chattahoochee River. A few weeks later a man was found with up to two dozen animals in his apartment, slaughtered and used in rituals. In all three cases the incidents were thought to be connected to the Afro-Caribbean religion Santeria, which is based on Yoruba beliefs and traditions with a mixture of Roman Catholic components. As a syncretic religion it grew out of the slave trade in Cuba in similar manner to Voodoo. Yoruba tradition also brings us the divinatory and religious practice of Ifa, the foundational spiritual practice of a social justice group through their profane Edenic and spiritual rituals, like praying to the Iyami Aje. When 15 decapitated and gutted animals were found in Texas on Railroad Drive, and when a man was found to have killed an animal as part of a ritual sacrifice in Alabam, the media called it ‘satanic ritual' and linked it to white supremacy. From Santeria to Voodoo there is a strong connection to the slave trade. It is thus even odder that whereas Christianity has been linked to white supremacy, now even satanism shares that link with a close association with anarchism and atheism. It's as if western religious and spiritual practices are being replaced with, in this case, African traditions in their satanic version, exploited and degraded for the same diabolic purposes as those of satanists.

1 - Stumbling - Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra - 19222 - Hot Lips - Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – 19223 - The Sheik - Club Royal Orchestra - 19214 - Lovin' Sam (The Sheik of Alabam') - Isabelle Patricola with The Virginians – 19225 - Jolly Coppersmith - Walter B. Rogers and his Band - 19226 - Schutzen Marsch (Guard March) - Militar Kapelle (Germany) – 19227 - My Buddy - Henry Burr - 19228 - Three O'Clock in The Morning - Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra – 19229 - Tramonto d'Oro (Golden Sunset) - Banda Paesana (Italy) - 192210 - Ja Jsem Maly Myslivecek - Kapela Pana Hermana (Bohemia) – 192211 - Mexican Blues - Leona Williams and her Dixie Band - 192212 - Panama - Friars Society Orchestra - 192213 - On the Alamo - Isham Jones and his Orchestra – 192114 - He Used to Be Your Man but He's My Man Now - Edith Wilson - 192215 - Stop Your Kidding - Ladd's Black Aces – 192216 - Boo Hoo Hoo - Husk O'Hare's Super Orchestra of Chicago – 192217 - Project Mastodon - X Minus One – 1956 (Radio Drama)18 – The Big New Year's Eve - Dragnet – 1951 (Radio Drama)19 - Eccentric - Friars Society Orchestra - 192220 - Dixie Blues - Edith Wilson – 192221 – Discontented Blues - Friars Society Orchestra - 1922

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This episode mentions sexual assault, which could be triggering to some listeners.  Tarana Burke coined the phrase “me too” to help young Black girls in Selma, Alabam talk about sexual assault over a decade ago. But when #MeToo went viral overnight in 2017, Tarana had to figure out how to share her life's work and its resources with a broader audience. Today, Tarana's facing new challenges: how to offer sexual assault survivors the resources they need over the internet, and learning to balance her own needs alongside her work. In this episode, Tarana talks about: How “me too” began How she keeps going when personal and professional overlap How she approaches burnout and recovery Why rest is important for work Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alabama insider Ryan Fowler joins the show on the Modelo guest line talking Crimson Tide football and the matchup with Ole Miss. Ryan starts the segment taking shots at Lane Kiffin and the Ole Miss faithful as he tries to become the first Saban assistant to pick up a win against their former coach. Ryan talks rebel fans should hope Alabam wins so they can keep Kiffin longer

In 2019, dead chickens, goats' heads and coconuts were left near railroad tracks in Atlanta. In 2021, headless goats were found floating down the Chattahoochee River. A few weeks later a man was found with up to two dozen animals in his apartment, slaughtered and used in rituals. In all three cases the incidents were thought to be connected to the Afro-Caribbean religion Santeria, which is based on Yoruba beliefs and traditions with a mixture of Roman Catholic components. As a syncretic religion it grew out of the slave trade in Cuba in similar manner to Voodoo. Yoruba tradition also brings us the divinatory and religious practice of Ifa, the foundational spiritual practice of a social justice group through their profane Edenic and spiritual rituals, like praying to the Iyami Aje. When 15 decapitated and gutted animals were found in Texas on Railroad Drive, and when a man was found to have killed an animal as part of a ritual sacrifice in Alabam, the media called it ‘satanic ritual' and linked it to white supremacy. From Santeria to Voodoo there is a strong connection to the slave trade. It is thus even odder that whereas Christianity has been linked to white supremacy, now even satanism shares that link with a close association with anarchism and atheism. It's as if western religious and spiritual practices are being replaced with, in this case, African traditions in their satanic version, exploited and degraded for the same diabolic purposes as those of satanists. Support this podcast

In 2019, dead chickens, goats' heads and coconuts were left near railroad tracks in Atlanta. In 2021, headless goats were found floating down the Chattahoochee River. A few weeks later a man was found with up to two dozen animals in his apartment, slaughtered and used in rituals. In all three cases the incidents were thought to be connected to the Afro-Caribbean religion Santeria, which is based on Yoruba beliefs and traditions with a mixture of Roman Catholic components. As a syncretic religion it grew out of the slave trade in Cuba in similar manner to Voodoo. Yoruba tradition also brings us the divinatory and religious practice of Ifa, the foundational spiritual practice of a social justice group through their profane Edenic and spiritual rituals, like praying to the Iyami Aje. When 15 decapitated and gutted animals were found in Texas on Railroad Drive, and when a man was found to have killed an animal as part of a ritual sacrifice in Alabam, the media called it ‘satanic ritual' and linked it to white supremacy. From Santeria to Voodoo there is a strong connection to the slave trade. It is thus even odder that whereas Christianity has been linked to white supremacy, now even satanism shares that link with a close association with anarchism and atheism. It's as if western religious and spiritual practices are being replaced with, in this case, African traditions in their satanic version, exploited and degraded for the same diabolic purposes as those of satanists.

Joe DeLeone and Alex Gilstrap dissect the. super talented safety class in the 2022 NFL Draft, discussing names like Notre Dame's Kyle Hamilton, Northwestern's Brandon Joseph, and Alabam's Jordan Battle. 

2:00 Mid-season, some prize purses are getting beefed up to hefty, pre-pandemic amounts! Why are some tracks having trouble and others having record seasons? 4:48 The Alabama Stakes demonstrated why we bow down to supreme filly Malathaat, but just lookee at Clairiere who made a lovely, gritty go of it! 7:15 Weej made out on the Alabama, too! But what's an Exacta Key Box anyway, and how does it work? 9:10 We mention the importance of the post parade with the splendor of Army Wife, who coaxed a late bet out of Trixie and salvaged an otherwise sorry slate of bets. (Oh, Crazy Beautiful, what happened?) 10:35 The TVG Pacific Classic offered fascinating twists, because the favorites seemed to go AWOL. So many fast horses taking smoke breaks during this one! 12:00 Tizamagician justified our mysterious and unpopular love (HA!) with a 2nd Place finish. Hunches can compliment data! 14:10 How often do favorites win races by percentage? 15:20 Winner Tripoli made the angels sing to Weej during the post parade. The 1, 2, 3 first horses at the post surprisingly finished in exactly that order, adding Dr. Post as the Show. Last-minute impressions matter. 19:25 Sheriff Brown's extremely impressive return from way, WAY behind the pack to finish 4th and earn $50k for the effort! Congrats to SB and connections! 21:05 What is the typical purse distribution (by percentage) among the winning horses, trainers, and jockeys? 22:36 Trainer Bob Baffert's Magic on Tap and the faves Express Train and Royal Ship were not much in evidence by the finish. 25:56 Is this strange racing season driving patrons to big tracks over the smaller ones? 27:36 Weej's new video is an eight-minute tour of recommended sites with Free Research about specific races and horses. If you want to learn about racing or experiment with handicapping, why spend a lot of money to do it? https://youtu.be/elOWTZlBXmc 30:00 Another informational video by Trixie explains the Thoroughbred Horse Breed and its requirements as well as its global history and physical characteristics in about eighht minutes. https://youtu.be/07ZJ-nwAq50 31:30 How much information do bettors get, and is an overload of data and terminology more than beginners find usable? There's no shortage of places that will sell you picks or datasets or systems, but we're interested in helping people learn to research and develop their own styles and opinions as bettors, because that's a huge part of the fun! 33:32 Our new library of Free Resources, available from the home page at www.33xpl.com 35:04 Once you're inspired to get better odds than scratchers or just to have fun and #LoseSlowly, grab our 2021 racing “tour schedule” from our home page and make your own picks! Hint: Next Week's spotlight is the epic Runhappy Travers at Saratoga for $1.25 million! 38:45 We'd love to hear who you like and will even tolerate your Gloating! Bragging Rights Matter! Shirts Will Be Eaten as Required! Besides our website, 33xpl.com, you can find us on your favorite podcasting platform and also at Instagram and Pinterest as 33xpl. Please Like and Subscribe, tell a pal, and until next time, HAPPY RACING, YA'LL!

A little one on the side This week we have podcaster and hip-hop emcee Rambunxious in the studio with Craig and Nick to discuss a student who was recently diagnosed with 2 vaginas, a Tinder date who sued for not having sex, a bearded woman who embraces her facial hair, a Correctional Officer who was recently jailed for sex with an inmate, an Alabam teacher who felt it was her right to sleep wit students, a British man who broke a record-breaking his penis, and why Fireworks still aren't considered too dangerous for fun.

NBA Finals Game 1 Recap. D'Eriq King fake quote attributed to him saying Canes will beat Alabam. Rachel Nichols saga continues. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin addresses the calls from Black Lives Matter for his and Police Chiief Patrick Smith's resignations over the shooting of Desmon Ray.

Dolphins miss the playoffs but we still riding with Tua! The Miami Hurricanes football future looks bright! We recap the Rose Bowl game Alabam vs Notre Dame from this passed weekend as well as Ohio State vs Clemson. Then we preview the future NFL playoffs to start off 2021! Bills vs Colts, Rams vs Seahawks, Buccs vs Washington FT. And last but not least, Marcus hits us with that Benjamin Report

Jim and Muff congratulate Nate on his recent nuptials and break down Week 6 of the NFL, including key early battles for division supremacy. The Fast Five features the Astros (or Cheating Bastards) and a debate on where the Lakers championship puts LeBron in the GOAT debate. The guys chat about this past week in College Football before they dig into the Big Ten East. Will either come out alive after talking about their respective teams? The Good, the Bad, and the AssHat calls to attention how Jim feels about how the media is head over heels for Trevor Lawrence.

With exactly 4 weeks to go until election day, time is running short for candidates to shore up support. iHeart Radio National Correspondent Bill Zimpfer will look at the latest Presidential polls, and look at how things are taking shape in the House and Senate.

Today I am talking with Vanita Badlani. Vanita is a sustainability activist, entrepreneur, CEO, and Founder of LaBante London. She has an MBA in International Business from Thunderbird, The American Graduate School of International Business in Arizona, USA. After a career in investment banking, she switched to her true love – pursuing her childhood passion for fashion and worked her way to making fashion sustainable and cruelty-free. Key points addressed were  Unpacking Vanita’s efforts to base Labante’s ethos of sustainability into the brand and products social messageWe also discussed some of the difficulties in finding vegan leather products that did not contain harmful ingredients such as PVC as she went into manufacturing her products This series features conversations I conducted with individuals who have dedicated their work and lives to Vegan research, businesses, art, and society. This podcast series is hosted by Patricia Kathleen and Wilde Agency Media. TRANSCRIPTION*Please note, this is an automated transcription please excuse any typos or errors [00:00:00] In this episode, I speak with activist, entrepreneur and founder of the Vegan handbag line called Libonati London Vanita Badlani. Key points addressed were unpacking vanity's efforts to base Labonte his ethos of sustainability into the brand and products social message. We also discussed some of the difficulties in finding Vegan leather products that did not contain harmful ingredients such as BVC as she went into manufacturing her products. Stay tuned for my fascinating talk with Vanita Badlani. [00:00:40] My name is Patricia Kathleen, and this series features interviews and conversations I conduct with experts from food and fashion to tech and agriculture, from medicine and science to health and humanitarian arenas. Dialog captured here is part of our ongoing effort to host transparent and honest rhetoric. For those of you who, like myself, find great value in hearing the expertize and opinions of individuals who have dedicated their work and lives to their ideals. If you're enjoying these podcasts, be sure to check out our subsequent series that dove deep into specific areas such as founders and entrepreneurs. Fasting and roundtable topics they can be found on our Web site. Patricia Kathleen .com, where you can also join our newsletter. You can also subscribe to all of our series on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Pod Bean and YouTube. Thanks for listening. Now let's start the conversation. [00:01:37] Hi, everyone, and welcome back. I'm your host, Patricia. And today, I'm very excited to be sitting down with Vanita Badlani, she is an activist, entrepreneur, CEO and founder. You can find out more regarding what we talk about today, as well as her products on Labonte, a dot com. [00:01:52] That is L.A. b a n t e dot com. Welcome, Vanita. [00:01:58] Hi, Patricia. Thank you for having me on your show. [00:02:01] Absolutely, I I'm excited to climb through everything that you're doing with Liban Day and your products as well as your history for everyone listening. [00:02:09] Who hasn't listened to my podcast before. I will offer you a quick roadmap of where the line of inquiry will be coming from and going to the podcast today. And then I will also read a quick bio on Veny to give you a platform as to where she's coming from. The roadmap that today's trajectory will follow is we'll look at events, does academic and professional background, and then we will look at unpacking her vegetarian slash Vegan journey. As it stands on a personal level, if it is not already tied into her aforementioned information, then we will look at unpacking Libonati and the logistics around her company when it was started. Who? What funding? All of those things. And then we'll start unpacking the ethos of how she embraces a specific philosophy with a company. We will also address goals for the brand and how that ties into vegetarian and vegan endeavors. We'll look at who her customer is and then we'll wrap everything up with future work that Venita looks at having over the next one to three years. As promised, a quick bio on Vanita. Prior to asking her questions that Neeta. But Loni is a sustainability activist, entrepreneur, CEO and founder of Libonati London. She has an MBA in international business from Thunderbird, the American Graduate School of International Business in Arizona, USA, after a career in investment banking. She switched to her true love, pursuing her childhood passion for fashion and worked her way to making fashion sustainable and cruelty free. So, Venita, I know that and we kind of crawl through everything quickly. I'm hoping that you can kind of divulge just a little bit more information about your academic and professional background and how that catapulted you into launching Libonati. [00:03:52] Absolutely. [00:03:55] To start off with, I was born in India, and through my years I actually worked in fashion in my uncle's business on and off and all my summer holiday. So I knew I wanted to be an entrepreneur, I guess by the age of. Thirteen, fourteen. Quite young, Ben. And I always say the single minded focus grew into like a business I did a undergrad in business. And then after working a couple of years in India, I went to. Came over to Arizona, where I graduated international business from Thunderbird, which is ranked number one for its international business program because I knew. While I was working in my uncle's office, working with a fashion merchandizers designers, we used to supply two big box retailers like Calvin Klein, Macy's. So it really wasn't my blood from a very young age. And when I landed up doing the international business degree, I did it in finance because, as you know, the backbone of any business is cash flow and how it performs. Not only on profitability, but also at the same time keeping all the fundamentals in the black. [00:05:22] Yeah, after that relationship as well. [00:05:26] Cash flow as it goes. I'm interested about the relationship between cash flow and sustainability as we speak later on. But go on. [00:05:33] Yes. Yes, I did. And I will cover that when we discuss a bit more about sustainability as well. But when I graduate from business school, it was straight after 9/11. It was really hard to get a job at that time. But finally, after six to eight months of really Grilli like really trying really hard and managed to get a job in investment banking in Chicago. Whereas working for Bank one, which then later got acquired by JP Morgan. So I moved I worked originally for in Chicago, loved, loved Illinois and then moved to New York. Where I worked for JP Morgan. But I had to move to London, where, again, I continued in investment banking with Commerce Bank and Dresdner Kleinwort, where I worked in strategy and the strategy team for the CEO and CEO's office to help get prisoner Kleinbaum to be bought over by Commerce Spang. [00:06:38] So that was really where my professional life. When did was purely numbers oriented? But always, Patricia. There was like a niggling feeling in the base of my stomach that my calling was always to do much more. And I saw a window of opportunity when I decided to have a baby. And I said, OK, it's now or never. It's now or never. I'm going to do it. I took all my savings and I put it into a brand called Alabam. Take Lavonte by the waste comes from the Sanskrit term to truly achieve where it means. It's about the circle of life. It's more about giving back than it is taking from the planet. And that really became the ethos of the pillars of the brand that I set up. [00:07:27] So when you launched Liban today, did you have a clear idea of the product that you were building and the direction that you were headed, or did it kind of gradually unfold? [00:07:39] I think it's a that's a great question for show. [00:07:42] I knew that as a brand, it's always going to be easiest to spread the word about sustainability and cruelty free fashion if it's a bit more in your face. So handbags don't have a brand name on them. Whereas with clothing, it's a bit harder where the labels are hidden. [00:08:00] So originally, because I had only started with my own capital, my hard earned money that I put into the business, I did not take any outside investment. I started a really small way, the sterling silver ethically made jewelry business, which I supplied into big box retailers. But as I grew that business, I knew that the trend would be to go into handbags next. So I had planned it so that I would launch the handbags with a bit more capital. So as the business grew, I was able to take that into the handbags business and build a line which I knew really from the beginning would be Vegan cruelty free and sustainable. Because, you know, Patricia, I don't know if you remember, there was the days when you would go shopping and you would try to local, beautifully crafted handbags and which were cruelty free. But quite frankly, only thing all you found on the shelves will ever handbags. And if you will look for the non leather bags, they would be like the P you the cheap feeling kind of quality. It looked tacky and looked like not so great. The top felt like plastic. And that's not what I wanted our brand to be. I wanted it to be premium. I wanted to have the same craftsmanship as the leather bags. But I don't want to give a quality to the customer. But I knew that in order to get this true to the right customer base and spread the sustainable message, it would have to be at an accessible price point where most department stores or stocks would be happy to stock it so that there's enough potential in their return. [00:09:46] They get enough return on investment as well for the retail space to give to us. So. So that was a gradual transition into handbags. And then coming up with the handbag line, which also took a year or two to get the esthetic of the brand looking and feeling the right way that it should be, because that was we did quite a bit of research, really find the best materials. That was what was time consuming and that was really what makes the essence of the brand. [00:10:13] So when did you what year was it that you were shopping for materials and how did that curation process work? So we haven't spoken to too many. I will say we are speaking with a few more Vegan handbag makers currently and for the podcast, and a lot of them are in different parts of the world. So it's interesting to find out how your experience in the UK was. But when you went shopping, first of all, what was the year and what was the material selection and is it different now? [00:10:44] Yes. [00:10:45] So when I went so when I would sort of go about it was about twenty thirteen. And by the time we launch the first time my collection was twenty fifteen. [00:10:55] So took two years really to get that process perfectly nailed. Because what happened. Patricia, is that in the shopping process. We found that there were lot of materials available, but a lot of them contained QVC. Now PDC is nothing but plastic. So the whole planet can block these PDC handbags will be flying in space. I mean, it's that ridiculous of a material. And that's something I did not want to contribute towards because I cannot say that we truly Vegan cruelty free, which means we don't harm animals. We're truly sustainable. Which means we don't want to harm the planet. And then I go about making handbags, which my which put PPC in them. And then essentially I'm harming both the planet. And essentially, there is no point in saying that because then I'm not being true to myself. If you care about the animals and you care about the planet, then it's like a circle. It's like the circle of life, which is technically what Levante also stands for. I mean, the three pillars. We are very, very clear on our view Vegan, because we believe no animal needs to be killed in the name of fashion. We're ethical because we believe that our workers have the right to correct wages as a great working conditions. And we are sustainable because we believe we all have a responsibility to reduce the amount of waste in the world. So that's what our pillars are. So I'm coming back to your question. It took us two years to get the process of the right fabrics because now we use a bunch of vegetable leather, we use apple leather, we use premium. The other recycled materials are premium Bluestar, Vegan leather. So we have a couple of combinations. [00:12:37] And the second part of your question was what? Remind me again, Patricia. [00:12:44] It was just that. It was when. How is it different as Europe as it would have been before in Europe? [00:12:52] Yeah. So basically, we took really classic styles which everyday women can take to the office and be proud to wear. And that's where we took Solomont. They makes a lot of classic fashion. So it's something you can wear on a regular day to work. You get married in the evening when you go out. We tend to do, you know, similar cuts. [00:13:14] But with beautiful Hardway, our our devil is in the detail. We pay a lot of attention to the hardware. Everything is custom made for us. And that's really what the lavonne, the woman and the Levante bag is. It's plastic. It's beautiful. It's sustainable. The insides are made from recycled plastic bottles. We put a little empowerment messages inside which are sustainability related in our women. Empower empowerment related because I think these women have a tough enough. [00:13:41] We need some, you know, really. Go, go, go. Kind of our empowerment messages as well. And that all comes from me because I guess that's a part of what I stand for and what the brand stands for, really. [00:13:57] And that's what I want women to enjoy. Just having these really beautiful pieces that they go into work in the office or just a regular day out. [00:14:06] Absolutely. I'm interested. Stella McCartney is probably the most famous handbag designer from the UK that I see most in the United States, particularly on the West Coast where I'm currently located. And I am an avid fan of Stella. For those people who follow me on Instagram, they know that I can't I can't get enough. I think it's nearing an addiction standpoint of Stella. But I'm curious with what your data says, what is your acceptance and popularity and growth in the United States with Labonte in London? [00:14:41] That's a great question, Patricia. So Stella has been doing this a lot longer than us. And I will come back to the US part of the question in my second half of my answer. So originally, I'd like to sort of talk about the UK because that's where the brand was born. And just so that, you know, we've been part of the fixing fashion bill, one which was discussed by the Fabio network, which is a think tank for the UK government to encourage the UK government to take more stands to help sustainable businesses in the United Kingdom. So I have been a part of that. And I will also tell you that, I mean, I was asked by those ladies to join that network. It was along with members of parliament, with the curator of of BNA Museum and quite a few of the fashion sustainable CEOs. [00:15:34] And I was asked to that conference and that fixing fashion bill only because our handbags are more excessively priced than the other brands in the market. Because what I was also told that which I didn't realize, which with me make complete sense in retrospect, is that not everybody can afford these expensive brands. The idea is to have a larger group of people wearing sustainable cruelty free bags, but which are also accessible pricing. And that really had hit home to me because I was inadvertently really trying to do that for quite a long time. But she put it in such beautiful words and really made me feel very happy because I'd really worked really hard to make such a beautiful, you know, a really expensive, sustainable product and pretty much charge what I think is a very fair price for such a sustainable product. And I think it's very important for us. And then the second part of the question is about the popularity in the US. I think that's a great question. Be launched in America late December, twenty eighteen, January twenty nineteen. So we've only been going in the states industry for a year and a few months, given Koban ninety nine. [00:16:52] I have to say the response from America has been great. We have now stockists in the States. We're going to be part of QVC next big find and we're going to be launching on QVC on our 200 million home in America. In August this year. So what I would be very happy to tell you maybe in a month or two is a very well-known brand in the States. But I would like to say. But just a month away. [00:17:19] Yeah, I know a lot of designers kind of it's up there on their Everest. You know, it's Europe has like this great ability to share in film and information about designers. [00:17:29] All of my girlfriends in Dublin are aware of the latest Greek designer or Italian designers. But finally, you know, kind of permeating the United States is is it tends to change people's growth factors a great deal just for the sheer scale of people. I like the idea that you kind of attach and not kind of directly attach sustainability and accountability, environmentalism with your brand. And so, you know, an individual carrying one of your handbags is certainly attached to your brand and to those ideals. Do you find it difficult to make that connection or do you feel like when someone hits your website and experiences what it is and realizes that it's a Vegan handbag made with recycled plastic, plastic lining and things of that nature that it's already implied? Or do you spend a great deal of time educating people to those facts? [00:18:21] I think that's a great question. We hope that our Web site does educate our customers because our customers do appreciate and know that they are buying into a sustainable Reagen product. Now, the only part that we think we need to do a better job of is to bring in the people who are not Vegan minded but are sustainable minded as well, because they need to understand that there is a core relation and we hit all the sweet spot. So that's one point, which I think is something that we've really been trying to tackle as to how we can communicate that better. [00:18:54] Yeah, absolutely. That's a. A key connection, too. And I like that you guys are doing it. I'm wondering about growth, about future growth. Surely you have a one to three year plan and surely over the past four months that one to three, your plan has changed with the dial up covered 19 pandemic. [00:19:12] It sounds like QVC to hit. That is going to be an incredible marker of change. But do you have other things on your horizon? Do you have more products that you're designing, things of that nature for the next one to three years? [00:19:25] Absolutely, Patricia. I'm glad you asked me that. [00:19:28] So 19 has obviously made a huge impact on all the retailers business plans. But we still what we are doing is that we have not we're not slowing down, but we're very now strategically placing our products so that we're introducing new collection, slow and steady, much slower than what we would have done without the Koven 19. So that's been a way of just, you know, still getting feeling the market, making sure that we're still on the right fit. But the good news is because our products are affordable, customers are still coming back to us. And that's what's great, especially now that the economies are opening back up. But yes, we're introducing our apple leather collection for fall this year, which is going to be made, which is made from apple core and apple skin, apple waste. And it's completely biodegradable. We're also introducing men's laptop bags. So we're trying to improve the product categories. And a lot of men shop on our Web sites for their or for their better halves. And we think it's a great way to get them into that opportunity to buy sustainable as well. And of very soon, we're going to be looking at introducing leather jackets and then gradually drawing this. Absolutely. [00:20:40] Yeah. I've wondered how long a line the line apparel would come because you've got your hands so deeply entrenched in these, you know, alternative leathers that have been brilliant in coming out over the past five years. I'm curious, as a designer, I know that you probably keep, you know, your ear to the line as to trends and things like that. Do you think that some of the more major and luxurious brands will start coming out with Vegan alternatives to their bags, or do you think they'll still just hold that old guard? I don't know of anyone who thinks that wearing leather or buying a leather handbag is sustainable or friendly anymore. You know, I think people do it for ideas of durability and all of these old guard arguments. But I'm wondering if you think that some of the traditional brands will start to kind of bow down to the idea of sustainability and Vegan alternatives. [00:21:30] I think, Patricia, some of the older I would say, what's the right word, old luxury old luxury brands like maybe Louis Vuitton would not do it. But I think I've already seen in Macy's, Calvin Klein do it and they write the Vegan option. [00:21:48] But it's very interesting because buyers because we're stocked in stores now and buyers have given me feedback, is that they don't know if a brand, which is generically a leather brand, actually understands the nuances of producing a Vegan bag and a sustainable bag. So they will probably call something Vegan just because they do not use animal skin on the outer element. But there is a lot of nuances which go into Vegan bag, including having Vegan free glue, animal cruelty free glue into the eyes of reinforcements. We check every single part of that item, which every small Hotan and small hardware like a nail in the bottom of the bag. We know where it's coming from and what's gone in it. Let me put it that way. So that level of detail is not something every brand can do. So, yes, you can go ahead and buy this Vegan bag from this generic leather brand, but you generally don't know what you're getting. At least I know it works as a brand. [00:22:49] And if you put that in perspective, which is a purely Vegan sustainable brand, because then you know that the PWI Vegan, they've got all these certifications there. We sort of signed documents that none of our products are going to contain any animal animal products. [00:23:06] So with your sustainability activism, do you get into that playing into the manufacturing arm as well with Levante London, where are you manufacturing and how do you kind of safeguard some of those practices? [00:23:21] I think on the sustainability element, what we do is we actually know where our suppliers are getting the fabrics from and we have all of that certified. We've gone and pretty much landed up at headquarters and said, OK, this is what we need, this level of certification. So that's the level of detail that has gone into it. So absolutely, when you say that is the sustainability part sort of featured into your production process, a lot of that has been so everything comes from a nominated supplier. So, for example, when a factory is manufacturing, they cannot actually just get one of our fabrics or anything from any supplier, from anything which looks similar. They actually have to show us invoices of that. It's come from our database of suppliers. So everything is is really detailed, that level. [00:24:10] That's wonderful. Are there conventions or any opportunities for you to get together with other Vegan or vegetarian lines based out of the UK or in Europe, the United Kingdom? [00:24:21] It kind of reaches our borders where you can kind of caucus with these individuals and share ideas and incentives and things of that nature. Is that kind of in the distant future? [00:24:30] I think that's actually even the very near future. And that's something which actually I don't know how you got this insight information. But we're actually looking at doing that quite quickly because as the need for sustainable cruelty free brands grows, it makes sense to start getting everybody have a dialog, come together and show ourselves as one enough unified front where a lot of consumers can have an auction and understand that this is this is regulated. This is you know, this is a common platform where like minded brands and like minded brands are available. So this is something it's actually a work in progress and it's something we're looking to rule out relatively quickly. [00:25:09] That's exciting. I can't wait to hear. I think great things come when people share information and best. Absolutely. [00:25:16] You know, and I think that the old days of the competition scaring those things, those kinds of practices offer gone. So I looked at the collaboration of minds and things that come from it. Well, you know, we are out of time. Vanita. But I want to say thank you so much for giving us your time today and talking with us about Libonati, London. Your line. I think the product is beautiful and exquisite. I encourage everyone to get on and have a look at it. The hardware and things, I haven't seen them in person, but I can imagine when people, you know, kind of tell it something about their products. I find it to be true because otherwise everyone's going to discover otherwise. And I really do appreciate you coming on and enumerating all of these different areas and details about what it is to have like this Vegan product handbag line. [00:26:00] Thank you so much for your show, for having me, it's been such a pleasure. [00:26:03] Absolutely. And for everyone listening. I have been speaking with Vanita Badlani. She is an activist, entrepreneur, CEO and founder of Labonte, a London. [00:26:12] You can find her products and more information about her brand and her philosophy on Labonte dot com. That is L.A. b a n t e dot com. [00:26:21] Until we speak again next time. Thank you for giving me your time. Remember to stay safe, eat well and always bet on yourself. Slainte. 

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In today's episode we talk about the effects that would have happened if Tim Tebow went to Alabama!

Alabam C is from Hollywood CA, she became sober in 1953 and she is telling her story at St Andrews speaker group in Saratoga CA in 1982, she has a great sense of humor and carries quite a message. We have featured Alabam previously Click Here to listen to those speaks. Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate Sober Cast has 800+ episodes available, visit SoberCast.com to access all the episodes where you can easily find topics or specific speakers using tags or search.  

He's the coolest guy on the planet to me. "The Wildman from Alabam". Retired Firefighter. Former biker. Heart Attack survivor. 71 years old. My dad. Someone he wove 100 stories into one story...hope you enjoy it as much as I have thru the years.  Mr. Mike Mitchell.

Alabam C is from Hollywood CA, she became sober in 1953 and she is telling her story at the 41st Tyler Anniversary in Tyler TX in 1988, she has a great sense of humor and carries quite a message. We have featured Alabam once before in July of 2018 Email: sobercast@gmail.com Support Sober Cast: https://sobercast.com/donate

For the first episode of 2019, I was joined by South Alabama head coach Terry Fowler. Coach has taken over a Jaguars program that was in a bad spot and has led them to a 12-1 record this season, something we talk about plenty but discuss even more his philosophy as a coach. We also talk about his dislike of coffee and love for orange juice, how his career was almost one in a MLB front office, and why he has only coached at smaller schools.

After being Charlotte last week and editing a later episode I talk about my Charlotte trip, how trash Alabam and LSU was, College Football, D. Rose emotional 50 points, Kyrie vs Oladipo, Warriors killing everyone, Election Day madness and almost forgetting about WWE great Evolution PPV Tina trashy Crown Jewel event. R2J Podcast is back.

20th Century Performers, Eddie Cletro, Cowboy Copas, Al Clauser and Eddie Cochran all believed telling fans that they were from Oklahoma would help their careers.

Alabam C speaking at a conference in Grants Pass OR in 1991. Sober Cast is now available on spotify

Chuck Bonniwell discusses the Alabam election outcome. Ken Chase from Conservative Tours discusses the upcoming Itlay trip.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We will look at the aftermath of the Sutherland Springs shooting with our friend George Rodriguez who resides in San Antonio.....Roy Moore under fire in Alabam.......President Trump in Asia......now it's Joe Biden's turn to talk presidency............plus other stories of the day............ Please check our blog or follow me on Twitter.      

The College Ball Show Podcast Returns! Chris and Marshall return to Discuss everything College Football! Marshall will give his thoughts on all the action from Week 9! Also, Debate the 1st College Football Playoff Rankings with the biggest topic being a one-loss Texas A&M team ranked 4th over unbeaten Washington! Plus, Preview & Predictions for all the Marquee Matchups & Games flying Under the Radar for Week 10! #1 Alabam vs. #13 LSU, # Ohio State vs. #10 Nebraska are just a few of the big games this week! Listen every week thru the Title Game! Stay with us for the College Basketball & NBA Playoffs! Subscribe/Download the College Ball Show Podcast on iTunes listed under The Rope A Dope Radio Podcast!

We're gonna jazz on down to Central Avenue to go over the story of LA's local Jazz scene of the early 20th century and the history of the people and culture that made it all possible.  Feel free to scat along with us.

Listen as Tom and Dave break down the action from Alabam and LSU's instant classic.   Alabama Football and Nick Saban are college football!

Listen as Tom and Dave break down the action from Alabam and LSU's instant classic.   Alabama Football and Nick Saban are college football!

This week we gauge some early post season action for the Greater Lafayette teams, especially with West Lafayette steam rolling everyone. For Purdue football, it's a big week as the Boilers do some soul searching in what looks like a must win game. And of course, so big time college games in the SEC which should shape the national title picture.

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