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I never thought I'd be glued to my screen watching court battles unfold like episodes of some high-stakes drama, but here we are in mid-February 2026, and the Supreme Court is buzzing with cases tied straight to President Donald Trump's administration. Just last Friday, February 13th, a Republican member of Congress, along with a group of New York voters and state election officials, rushed to the U.S. Supreme Court begging them to let New York stick with its current congressional map for the 2026 elections. See, a state court had blocked it, calling it unfair, but these folks argued it should hold up to avoid chaos at the polls. SCOTUSblog reports the justices ordered the challengers to respond by Thursday afternoon, so eyes are on Washington for a quick ruling that could reshape House seats in the Empire State.Shifting gears to the immigration front, the Supreme Court has a blockbuster looming: oral arguments set for April 1st on President Trump's executive order aiming to end birthright citizenship for almost everyone born on U.S. soil. That's the 14th Amendment guarantee under fire, and SCOTUSblog's Amy Howe broke down a stack of amicus briefs backing the administration, from legal scholars to states like Texas and Florida arguing it's time to reinterpret the old rule. Challengers are gearing up too, promising a fight over what "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" really means—could redefine American identity overnight.Over in Boston's federal court, the Justice Department slapped Harvard University with a lawsuit on Friday, accusing them of stonewalling documents for over ten months. The Trump team wants proof that Harvard's complying with the Supreme Court's 2023 ban on affirmative action in admissions, post-Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard. The Hill quotes a Harvard spokesperson firing back, calling it retaliatory overreach since the university won't surrender its independence. This one's personal—admissions data could expose if elite schools are dodging the ruling.Meanwhile, environmentalists are rallying after the administration axed the EPA's 2009 endangerment finding, the bedrock that justified greenhouse gas regs since greenhouse gases were deemed a public health threat. The New York Times says it's primed for Supreme Court showdowns, leaning on recent wins like curbing agency power in cases such as West Virginia v. EPA. Groups like the Sierra Club are suing, fearing a loss could kneecap future climate rules.Tariffs are heating up too—President Trump nominated White House lawyer Kara Westercamp to the U.S. Court of International Trade last Thursday, a spot that might rule on refunds if SCOTUS guts some duties. Politico notes giants like Costco and Toyota are suing Customs and Border Protection to freeze liquidation of their payments, buying time before refunds vanish. Business Insider lists more Fortune 500 players piling in, with deadlines ticking.And don't sleep on the judicial shuffle: Ballotpedia's February vacancy count shows President Trump with 39 Article III nominations since January 20th, 27 confirmed—including 21 district judges—outrunning averages. Fresh picks like Anna St. John for Louisiana's Eastern District and Chris Wolfe for Texas Western are Senate-bound.It's a whirlwind of lawsuits testing Trump's agenda from New York maps to Harvard halls, climate battlegrounds to border walls. With SCOTUS possibly dropping opinions this Friday at 10 a.m. Eastern, or next week on the 24th and 25th, the justices hold the gavel.Thanks for tuning in, listeners. Come back next week for more, and this has been a Quiet Please production—for more, check out Quiet Please Dot A I.Some great Deals https://amzn.to/49SJ3QsFor more check out http://www.quietplease.aiThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Anna Stöckl ist Neurobiologin und Juniorprofessorin für Neuroethologie an der Universität Konstanz. Sie erforscht, wie Insekten ihre Umwelt wahrnehmen und welche neuronalen Prozesse ihr Verhalten steuern. Besonders fasziniert sie das visuelle System von Nachtfaltern, die selbst bei minimalem Licht außergewöhnlich gut sehen und navigieren können. Im Gespräch mit Helmut Fink vom Kortizes-Team gibt Anna Stöckl spannende Einblicke in ihre Forschung. Wie funktioniert das Sehen bei Insekten mit ihren komplexen Facettenaugen? Wie steuern die Tiere ihre Bewegungen bei Dunkelheit? Und welche evolutionären Strategien der Wahrnehmungsverarbeitung finden sich bei Insekten und Säugetieren? Außerdem thematisiert Anna Stöckl die Auswirkungen von Lichtverschmutzung durch künstliches Licht auf das Verhalten von nachtaktiven Tieren. Und sie berichtet von der Herausforderung, neben Forschung und Lehre auch Wissenschaftskommunikation zu betreiben. Der Beitrag Podcast-Gespräch • Anna Stöckl • Voller Durchblick bei Sternenlicht erschien zuerst auf Kortizes-Podcast.

Aloitamme vuoden Mari-Anna Stålnacken tammikuun kestävällä minikurssilla ”Usko tai älä!” Neljäs osa on ”Jeesus yhä antaa voiman, rauhan ja riemun”.

Aloitamme vuoden Mari-Anna Stålnacken tammikuun kestävällä minikurssilla ”Usko tai älä!” Kolmas osa on ”Jeesus yhä antaa hengen uudistuksen”.

Aloitamme vuoden Mari-Anna Stålnacken tammikuun kestävällä minikurssilla ”Usko tai älä!” Toinen osa on ”Jeesus yhä antaa vapauden”.

Perjantai-iltojemme raamattuopetussarjat jatkuvat myös tänä vuonna 2026. Aloitamme vuoden Mari-Anna Stålnacken tammikuun kestävällä minikurssilla ”Usko tai älä!” Ensimmäinen osa on ”Jeesus yhä antaa toivon”.

Die EU will künftig den Verkauf von mit neuen Gentechnikverfahren veränderten Lebensmitteln ohne Kennzeichnung erlauben. Damit werde den Konsument:innen die Wahlfreiheit im Supermarkt genommen, sich gegen Produkte mit Gentechnik zu entscheiden, kritisieren sowohl ÖVP-Landwirtschaftsminister Norbert Totschnig als auch Verbraucherschützer scharf. NGOs befürchten, dass die großen Saatgutkonzerne durch neue Patente heimische Landwirte abhängen. Befürworter der Neuregelung sehen hingegen klimawandel-resistentere Sorten sowie ertragreichere Ernten als größte Vorteile in der neuen Gentechnik. Der Streit ums Essen endet nicht bei der Herstellung von Lebensmitteln, auch die Bezeichnung sorgt für Ärger. So sollen pflanzliche Alternativen in der EU nicht mehr “Schnitzel” und “Burger” heißen dürfen. Sind gentechnisch veränderte Lebensmittel unbedenklich? Was bedeutet die Neuregelung für heimische Landwirte? Und ist der Streit um den “Veggie-Burger” gerechtfertigt? Gäste: **Anna Stürgkh", EU-Abgeordnete, NEOS **Johannes Gutmann**, Gründer und Geschäftsführer von Sonnentor **Peter Schmiedlechner**, Bundesobmann der Freiheitlichen Bauernschaft Österreich und FPÖ-Nationalratsabgeordneter **Timo Küntzle**, Agrarjournalist und Buchautor **Franz Fischler**, ehemaliger EU-Kommissar für Landwirtschaft Moderation: **Manuela Raidl**

Nach einer kurzen Phase, in der Klimaschutz eine zentrale Rolle in der politischen Debatte einnahm, gerät das Thema wieder ins Hintertreffen. Programme werden gestrichen, Gelder gekürzt. Kann Europa unter diesen Vorzeichen bei der bevorstehenden Weltklimakonferenz im brasilianischen Belém noch Vorreiter sein?Es diskutieren die Europaabgeordneten Lena Schilling (Grüne), Anna Stürgkh (NEOS) und Günther Sidl (SPÖ) mit der Leiterin des FALTER-Naturressorts, Katharina Kropshofer, und Raimund Löw. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I det första av veckans två (!) poddavsnitt djupdyker vi i SM på 100 km. SM-guldmedaljörerna Anton Gustafsson och Hanna Aho intervjuas, liksom tidigare trefaldige europamästarinnan Kajsa Berg, som tog brons på sin bästa tid på tio år. Matilda Gend, som själv blev fyra, är med som bisittare. Vi tar också upp allt annat som har hänt och händer. Som nytt "världsbästa" i backyard ultra, Anna Ståhlkloo sexa i Canyons Endurance Runs by UTMB och svenska tävligarna Munkastigen Trailrun, Billingen Trail Marathon, Lomma Backyard Ultra och Sveriges största backyard, Trosa Ultra Backyard, i år med prispengar. Kapitel: 00:00 Intro 00:32 Presentation 02:38 Nytt backyardrekord 04:36 Anmälningskaos till Bislet 24-timmars 06:23 Anna 6:a i Canyons Endurance Runs by UTMB 07:22 Munkastigen Trailrun 09:49 Billingen Trail Marathon 10:28 Lomma Backyard Ultra 11:35 Trosa Ultra Backyard 14:42 VXO Ultrafest - SM på 100 km, damtävlingen 22:47 Intervju med Kajsa Berg 35:09 Eftersnack Kajsa Berg 39:38 Intervju med Hanna Aho 52:49 Eftersnack Hanna Aho 54:22 SM 100 km, herrtävlingen 01:02:32 Intervju med Anton Gustafsson 01:15:31 Eftersnack Anton Gustafsson 01:19:32 Mer om SM 100 km 01:22:59 Kommande ultratävlingar

It was so much fun talking with Anna about her cozy books. Her characters sound amazing, and I hope you'll all read them. You can follow her on Facebook, on Amazon, and her websiteBesure to also follow the show and consider becoming a monthly member of the Capybara herd at Ko-fi.com

Anna Stålnacke är född och uppvuxen i Vittangi och driver idag flera gym, samt Livity & Xshapes. I avsnittet pratar Anna om vägen till denna fina framgång, samt vilka sidor man inte ser utåt i och med att vara företagare. Anna brinner för träning, och även att hjälpa andra att nå sina resultat. Hon är en driven och positiv individ vars hjärta hör hemma i Norrbotten.  Länkar till Anna & hennes företag: Anna Stålnacke

The relationship metaphor, a bridge period, and the point of entry. Justin Sullivan (Nightshop, Flatworms, The Babies) Night Shop "The Beloved Returns" LP- https://www.salinasrecords.com/products "Night Shop is the songwriting project of Justin Sullivan. Sullivan has worked as a touring drummer for the past twenty years with a half dozen DIY punk bands, including Ringers and an early incarnation of Worriers. In 2009, he joined The Babies alongside Kevin Morby and Cassie Ramone. When the band went on hiatus in 2013, Sullivan moved to Los Angeles with Morby and continued working with him as a staple of the live band and playing on all of Morby's studio albums. In the meantime, Sullivan also formed the fuzz punk outfit Flat Worms, with Tim Hellman of Oh Sees and Will Ivy. But in the middle of a tour in August of 2016, Sullivan realized the rigors of the road had grown to be too much. He made the decision to take a full calendar year away from touring and focus, for the first time, on writing his own music. Like most of Sullivan's projects, the album is a family affair. His former touring and recording partner in the Kevin Morby band, Meg Duffy (Hand Habits) plays bass on several of the songs and sings backup vocals on a few as well. Flat Worms cohort Will Ivy plays lead guitar on some, while Mare labelmate and soon-to-be touring partner Anna St. Louis sings backup on two songs. The album was engineered by Jarvis Taveniere of Woods and mixed by Drew Fischer who previously worked with Sullivan on Morby's first two records and The Babies second album Our House On The Hill. “For the past twenty years, Justin has been guided by music, moving through the world one song at at time. No matter the project, he has always been seen less as a drummer and more as the yin to the songwriters yang, with his defined ability to help craft a song into exactly what it should be. He is a secret weapon – the thread that runs through many people's favorite records. And so it is here that he steps out from behind his kit for the first time and to stage center as Night Shop. When I think about this record, a lyric from “A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall,” comes to mind. It's the line where Dylan sings, “I'll know my song, well before I starting singing.” In The Break is the product of someone who has had a lot to say and has waited for the perfect moment to say it.” -Kevin Morby" Excerpt from https://woodsist.com/product/night-shop-in-the-break-lp/ Nightshop: Bandcamp: https://nightshop.bandcamp.com Instagram: @nightshopband Website: https://www.nightshopband.com Records: https://www.salinasrecords.com/products Merch: https://nightshop.bandcamp.com/merch Flatworms: Bandcamp: https://flatwormsmusic.bandcamp.com Instagram: @flatwormsband Records: https://www.dragcity.com/artists/flat-worms Merch: https://www.merchbar.com/rock-alternative/flat-worms The Babies: Instagram: @thebabiesforever Records: https://kevinmorby.merchtable.com/the-babies/? Merch: https://thebabies.bigcartel.com The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

Liberal Europe Podcast host Ricardo Silvestre talks to Austrian liberal MEP Anna Stürgkh who shares her journey from Austria to the European Parliament, her passion for the European Union, and her work on energy security and reform. We also dive into pressing issues like the future of Europe, the rise of populism, and the importance of delivering on Europe's promises to its citizens. This podcast is produced by the European Liberal Forum in collaboration with Movimento Liberal Social and Fundacja Liberté!, with the financial support of the European Parliament. Neither the European Parliament nor the European Liberal Forum are responsible for the content or for any use that be made of.

Lena Schilling (Grüne) und Anna Stürgkh (NEOS) skizzieren ihre Erfahrungen als neue EU-Abgeordnete und ihre Erwartungen in die Regierungsbildung in Österreich im Gespräch mit Barbara Tóth und Raimund Löw. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ebony (aka Pop Drop), Anna (aka Bling Bling) and Caroline (Yep, just Caroline) are talking about a good (or for Ebony's sake, disgusting) meal or snack. They are talking also talking about their favorite nature-Ish place, what is the weirdest ting they saw on a walk or run and what's the most unusual experience they've had at a restaurant or café. Find out what their opinions are on Butter, Shredded Cheese And Tomato Sauce! /ᐠ｡ꞈ｡ᐟ Check out all the St Raphael's podcasts at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0BIF0b3OosZmmuSPzbuguD

Det har varit en intensiv ultravecka på hög nivå. Danskan Stine Rex slog världsrekord i sexdagarslöpning, i ett välgörenhetsevenemang som både lockade tusentals till Åbybro och två miljoner att följa online. Men eftermälet har kommit att handla om något mycket tråkigare. Under UTMB-veckan blev det tre svenska segrar i ålderskategorier, vi har snackat med Anna Ståhlkloo. Men den allra bästa insatsen, den stod Malin Barrulf för, genom att bli 13:e på CCC. Christian Malmström var på plats i Chamonix under hela veckan och ger också sina fem bästa spaningar från årets största trailvecka.  Vi tar också upp allt annat som har hänt och är på gång. Glöm inte att stötta bevakningen av svensk ultrabevakning! Ge en engångsgåva eller bli månadsgivare på ultramarathon.se/patreon Kapitel: 02:18 Fler uttagna till VM på 100 km 03:42 Ötillö 07:03 Kilian Jornet - 82 peaks in 19 days 08:06 Svenska ultratävlingar 13:27 Svenskar i internationella tävlingar 16:23 6-dagars i Åbybro 23:19 Intervju med Stine Rex 39:17 Eftersnack Stine 40:50 UTMB-veckan 56:17 Intervju med Malin Barrulf 1:04:42 Eftersnack Malin mm 1:22:37 Intervju Anna Ståhlkloo 1:30:14 Eftersnack Anna mm 1:32:07 Christians spaningar 1:39:03 Kommande tävlingar

Man müsste mal … dafür sorgen, dass sich niemand alleine fühlt! Sie leben noch nicht sehr lange in Schwerin und einer von ihnen ist auch schon wieder auf dem Absprung. Carolina Söhnchen und Anna Stünzner sind 2021 zum Medizinstudium in die Landeshauptstadt gekommen. Ali Issa kommt 2022 aus Rostock nach Schwerin. Er ist Arzt und hat einen Job an den Helios-Klinken. Wer schon länger hier lebt, erinnert sich vielleicht an die ersten Wochen und Monate, in denen es auch ohne Corona oft nicht so leicht war mit den Norddeutschen in Kontakt zu kommen. So wie Carolina, Anna und Ali geht es immer wieder Menschen, die – aus welchen Gründen auch immer – neu an einem Ort sind. Dabei spielt es keine Rolle, woher jemand kommt. Ob aus Plau oder aus Peru. Erstmal bist allein und musst dich schon auf den Weg machen, wenn du Leute kennenlernen und Freunde finden möchtest. Aber wohin in Schwerin? Bei einer Geburtstagsfeier kommen die drei miteinander ins Gespräch und stellen fest, dass sie ähnliche Erfahrungen bei Ankommen in der Stadt gemacht haben und sie sind sich schnell einig: das muss nicht so sein. Ihre Lösung heißt: „Internationaler Stammtisch Schwerin“. Radtouren, Salsa-Tanzen, Konzertbesuche, Ausflüge in die Umgebung oder auch mal nach Berlin, Gesprächsrunden und andere Aktivitäten organisieren die Mitglieder des „Internationalen Stammtischs“ über WhatsApp oder Instagram. „Menschen aus rund 100 Nationen leben in Schwerin. Viele der Nationen sind bei den Treffen des „Internationalen Stammtischs“ bereits vertreten. Aber es könne gerne noch ein paar mehr werden!“, sind sich Anna, Carolina und Ali einig. Wer mehr wissen möchte oder auch gern einmal dabei sein möchte, hört einfach mal rein … in den Podcast „Man müsste mal …“ mit Andreas Lußky und Claus Oellerking. Diese Folge haben wir am 6. Mai 2024 aufgenommen. Webseite https://manmuesstemal.jimdofree.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/manmuesstemal/ Podcast https://www.podcast.de/podcast/822137/ Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/3G2Sici6xfKtmX4h5GJC6W iTunes https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/man-m%C3%BCsste-mal/id1518142952 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/mmm.manmuesstemal/?hl=de Wir sind eine Arbeitsgruppe des Vereins Miteinander - Ma‘an e.V. Wir werden unterstützt von der Online-Zeitung „Schwerin-Lokal“. Wir werden unterstützt durch die Stiftung für Ehrenamt und bürgerschaftliches Engagement M-V https://www.instagram.com/internationaler.stammtisch.sn/?hl=de

Einmal gepilgert und für die meisten wird es dann zur Leidenschaft. Was aber, wenn da zwei Herzen in der Brust schlagen? Na dann heißt es eben eine Verbindung schaffen. So dachte es sich Anna Stöcken. Sie ist treuer HSV-Fußballfan, aber eben auch leidenschaftliche Pilgerin. In dieser Folge erfährst du von Anna… ⚽️ Welcher Trail Angel sie zum HSV brachte und wie es war ihn bei ihrem Messestand zum HSV-Pilgerweg wieder zu treffen. ⚽️ Wie sie die verschiedenen Stationen für den Weg fand. ⚽️ Welche Gemeinsamkeiten das Pilgern mit dem Leben als Fußballfan hat. ⚽️ Was ihr letztes Pilgerabenteuer auf dem Camino Inglés für sie bereit hielt. Ich hoffe sehr, dass dir diese Folge helfen kann, deine Leidenschaft zu finden. Oder die Neugierde und Offenheit zu finden, Dinge zu kombinieren, die dir total Spaß machen, aber gegensätzlicher nicht sein könnten. Denn Grenzen entstehen nur in deinem Kopf. *** Mehr Informationen zum HSV-Pilgerweg | HSV e.V. findest du hier: https://www.hsv-ev.de/supporters-club/hsv-pilgerweg

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Anna Stålnacke är en del av duon bakom varumärket "Gymmet". Kedjan som utmanat flera av de stora kedjorna under senare år, och en av mycket få kedjor som faktiskt fortsatte växa rakt igenom Covid-åren. Vi pratar om lanseringar, att sälja anläggningar, att prioritera sin tid mellan appar, kläder, gym och familj. Och vi pratar om det verkligen kan vara så att man kan driva ett företag utan problem, eller om det helt enkelt handlar om inställning. Ett inspirerande avsnitt för alla som vill driva bolag i träningsvärlden.

Den till åren komne Birger Jarl försöker med list och våld att ta makten i hela Norden. Men hans planer går i stöpet och han tvingas lämna makten för ett tillbakadraget gammelmansliv på Visingsö. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. ”Bjälbojarlen handlar om trots. Jarlen griper med hårda nypor efter makten och låter sig inte lätt bli helt besegrad. När biskopen tror att han ligger i ånger och ångest blir han genast korrigerad av Jarlen: 'Ingen, men grämelse! Jag grämer mig att jag inte fick leva i öppen fejd...'”Bjälbojarlen av August StrindbergRadiobearbetning: Herbert GreveniusI rollerna: Berättaren – Ulf Palme, Väktaren på Brantberget – Ingvar Kjellson, Fiskaren – Åke Lagergren, Junker Karl av Folkungaätt – Göran Graffman, Prosten Lars i Oppunda – Hans Strååt, Biskop Kol – Oscar Ljung, Mats Stalldräng – John Elfström, Hovnarren Hans – Jan-Olof Strandberg, Narren Peter hos Ivar Blå – Manne Grünberger, Prins Magnus – Sven-Bertil Taube, Drottningen – Birgitta Valberg, Kungen – Lars Passgård, Prinsessan Judit (Jutta) – Barbro Larsson, Ivar Jonsson Blå – Jan Erik Lindqvist, Jarlen – Erik Hell, Astrologen – Georg Årlin, Prins Bengt – Börje AhlstedtMusik: Erland von Koch utförd under tonsättarens ledning.Musikmedverkande: Bengt Arsenius, Anna Stångberg, Gunnar Wennberg, Ulf Bergström, Torleif LännerholmKörmedverkande: Lars Sjögren, Lars Dahlberg, Lars-Ewe Nilsson, Carl-Henric QvarfordtTekniker: Lennart FahlénProducent: Horst LuxRegi: Eddie StenbergFrån 1968.

Season 21 Episode 1 Murder on the Dance Floor (triple j Like a Version) - Royel Otis Through the Eyes of a Woman - Lucky Lo Alla Tankar På En Gång - Lucky Lo Phone - Anna St. Louis Rest - Anna St. Louis No More Birthdays - Sophie May Primitive Man - The Vaccines Heartbreak Kid - The Vaccines Popular 2 - Cheekface Life in a Bag - Cheekface III - Stevie Zita Tea for the Tillerman (Arr. for Guitar) - Dario Solaire Handbags and Gladrags - Royal Philharmonic Orchestra This episode features a clip from comedian Sam Morril's 2022 Netflix special Same Time Tomorrow where he talks about the addictive nature of TikTok, and also a PSA from comedian Daniel-Ryan Spaulding on the uncanny similarities between Trump supporters and “leftist” “Free Palestine” activists—neither care or know what is true or false or what words mean, it's all just about how they feel.

Entreprenören och inspiratören Anna Stålnacke är en dunderkraft i branschen med många järn i elden. Anna har verkligen på sitt sätt haft en stark påverkan på fitnessverige. Vi har många frågor till Anna om hennes resa från när hon startade till där hon är nu, och om hon har några planer på att slå av på takten eller ej. Tyngre Old School, med Ashkan Aghili som den gemensamma nämnaren och med Albin Mattsson och Linnea Enstedt som ambulerande sidekick. Podden handlar om ämnen och gäster som motiverar och inspirerar med träningen som en röd tråd. Alla gäster har en historia att berätta som både rör och berör. Du som lyssnar på vår podcast får gärna betygsätta den på Apple Podcasts eller den plattform du lyssnar på – lämna gärna en recension. Då blir podden mer synlig för andra plus att vi värdar blir glada.

Real social networks, the hired gun lifestyle, and getting conned by a dentist. Noah Bond (Cut Worms, John Andrews & The Yawns, Bonny Doon, Widowspeak, Martin Courtney, Anna St. Louis) “My focus as a drummer is simple - to serve the song. I pride myself on providing thoughtful and creative drumming that never distracts from the artist's original vision." Excerpt from https://noahbonddrums.com Noah Bond: Instagram: @primordialsounds Website: https://noahbonddrums.com Cut Worms: Bandcamp: https://cutworms.bandcamp.com/album/cut-worms Instagram: @cutworms Website: https://www.cut-worms.com Merch: https://cutworms.merchtable.com/ John Andrews & The Yawns: Bandcamp: https://johnandrewsyawns.bandcamp.com/album/love-for-the-underdog Instagram: @johnjandrews Merch: https://woodsist.com/product/john-andrews-the-yawns-underdog/ Bonny Doon: Bandcamp: https://bonnydoon.bandcamp.com/music Instagram: @bonny__doon Website: https://bonnydoontheband.com Merch: https://kf-merch.com/collections/bonny-doon?ffm=FFM_a0ada228293ed56ce6d74e0da0a3691c Widowspeak: Bandcamp: https://widowspeak.bandcamp.com Instagram: @widowspeaking Website: https://www.widowspeakforever.com Merch: https://www.merchbar.com/rock-alternative/widowspeak Martin Courtney: Bandcamp: https://martincourtney.bandcamp.com Instagram: @martincourtney Website: https://martincourtneyiv.com Merch: https://martincourtney.bandcamp.com/merch Anna St. Louis: Bandcamp: https://annastlouis.bandcamp.com Instagram: @annastlouis Website: https://linktr.ee/annastlouis?fbclid=PAAaYRalZPzyPd9cGRON-r08AXORdbYFWoJODe5EebtAS2I5H1w7wFLhYQ324 Merch: https://annastlouis.bigcartel.com The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSn17dSz8kST_j_EH00O4MQ/videos

Today's episode is about "The Devil and Daniel Johnston", a 2005 doc about the musician, outsider artist, and revered cult figure Daniel Johnston, directed by Jeff Feuerzeig. The movie was selected by our guest Noah Bond, who plays drums with many excellent bands including Cut Worms, Bonnie Doon, Sylvie, and Anna St. Louis. Daniel Johnston was an illustrator, filmmaker, and a musician who wrote and recorded countless beautiful songs, most of which were captured on a home cassette deck accompanied only by his rudimentary piano and guitar. Daniel was a troubled soul. He suffered from bipolar disorder and was hospitalized multiple times. The film focuses on his upbringing, featuring deeply revealing interviews with his family, as well as the outpouring of art that followed his brief college friendship with fellow artist Laurie Allen, who unknowingly became Daniel's muse. Eventually Daniel found a measure of fame for his music and art thanks to the attention he received from supporters such as Kurt Cobain.  Daniel's life wasn't easy on him or the people around him. The film is a remarkable tribute to him and an enormous accomplishment. Rock Docs is a Treble Media Podcast hosted by David Lizerbram & Andrew Keatts   Twitter: @RockDocsPod   Instagram: @RockDocsPod   Cover Art by N.C. Winters - check him out on Instagram at @NCWintersArt  

Producer, engineer, mixer... If your into music, the chances of you having heard a project that Taveniere has been involved with in some way is very likely. Having worked with the likes of Anna St. Louis, the late David Berman, Shannon Lay, Woods, James Toth, Whitney Real Estate and so many other wonderful artists. On this episode we talk about Jarvis' youth growing up, getting into music, playing with the likes of Wooden Wand and Woods, his masterful techniques  beind the scenes and so much more!

Anna St. Louis: Morning // Jess Williamson: Hunter // Annie Keating: Looking For Trouble // Ramsey Lewis: Summer Breeze // Ezra Collective: Welcome To My World // Norah Jones: Can You Believe // Ben Harper: Love After Love // Julian Lage & Cautious Clay: Another Half // Bill Frisell Four: The Pioneers // Abdullah Ibrahim: The Mountain // Nubya García: The Message Continues // Del Shannon: He Cheated // Richard Hawley: Not The Only Road // Jarvis Cocker: You Can’t Wake Up If You Don’t Fall Asleep // Rufus Wainwright & David Byrne: High On A Rocky Ledge // Stone Foundation: Summer Feeling // Barón Roskow La Momia Acústica: Mon Oncle

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, 2023 en clave de pop psicodélico. Suenan: GLYDERS - "GOLDEN HOUR" ("MARIA'S HUNT", 2023) / HOLY WAVE (& ESTRELLA DEL SOL) - "HAPPIER" ("FIVE OF CUPS", 2023) / GHOST WOMAN - "BROKE" ("ANNE IF", 2023) / DOUG TUTTLE - "ENOUGH ENOUGH" ("KEEPING ALIVE", 2023) / BONG WISH - "HAZY ROAD" ("HAZY ROAD", 2023) / ALEX CASWELL - "THE KALEIDOSCOPIC LIGHTHOUSE" ("VISUALIZE", 2023) / HOLLY HENDERSON - "BACK AFTER SUNRISE" ("THE WALLS", 2023) / HOLLOW HAND - "WHERE I AM IS HERE" ("YOUR OWN ADVENTURE", 2023) / SPENCER CULLUM - "GREEN TREES" ("SPENCER CULLUM'S COIN COLLECTION 2", 2023) / BONNY DOON - "NATURALLY" ("LET THERE BE MUSIC", 2023) / ANNA ST. LOUIS - "INTO THE DEEP" ("IN THE AIR", 2023) / JOHN ANDREWS & THE YAWNS - "STARVING ARTIST" ("LOVE FOR THE UNDERDOG", 2023) / SAM EVIAN - "LIFE GO LOW" (2023) / Escuchar audio

Man talar ofta om begreppet smarta städer, men finns det någon motsvarighet för en smart landsbygd? Det undersöker Anna Ståhlbröst, digitaliseringsforskare vid Luleå Tekniska Universitet. I det här avsnittet av Innovationslandet berättar hon bland annat om behovet av att tänka utifrån slutanvändarens perspektiv och metodologin FormIT. Avsnittet spelades in på distans den 26 juni och är ett betalt samarbete med Luleå Tekniska Universitet. Innovationslandet produceras av contentbyrån Borg Owilli.

Con música de Anna St. Louis, Fatoumata Diawara, Molly Payton, Mirna Bogdanovic, Susanne Sundfor y una charla con la artista mexicana Mercedes Nasta.

Monday, June 26, 2023 - The Green Dot is a bystander intervention program that seeks to engage and mobilize community members in their role in preventing violence. Joining us are Anna St. Amant, prevention education director and Aaron Hochstetler, Green Dot violence prevention coordinator, both in conjunction with the Rape and Abuse Crisis Center in Fargo. ~~~ Work is underway on a possible Bird Flu vaccine, as Harvest Public Media's Katie Peikes reports. ~~~ Hillary Kempenich is an Anishinaabe artist and knowledge-keeper, and one of this year's Bush Fellows. She's using the time and money from the fellowship to broaden our understanding of indigenous people and practices. ~~~ Plains Folk ~~~ BirdNote.

Du son pour la semaine.... avec Kevin Morby, Grian Chatten, The Go-Betweens, Kay Young, Meshell Ndegeocello, John Parish/Aldous Harding, Anna St. Louis, JE Sunde, Planta &Canta, Surprise Chef, Scruscru, Blur, Motorama, Roy Orbison, Anohni, Rone.

Viele sehen die Schweiz als eine Insel, an der die Stürme der Weltpolitik vorbeiziehen. Anders Anna Stünzi von der Denkfabrik «Foraus»: Sie warnt die Schweiz vor einer zu passiven Haltung. Unser Land müsse globale Entwicklungen aktiver mitgestalten. Sonst sinke künftig der Wohlstand der Bevölkerung. Die wachsenden Spannungen zwischen den USA und China, der intensivere Kampf um Rohstoffe weltweit oder das ungeklärte Verhältnis der Schweiz zur Europäischen Union: Im neuen Buch «Hinausschauen» blicken die Autorinnen und Autoren der Denkfabrik «Foraus – Forum Aussenpolitik» auf 26 globale Entwicklungen und untersuchen die Folgen dieser Entwicklungen auf die Schweiz. Auffällig ist: Zwar ist die Schweiz eines der stärksten globalisierten Länder der Welt. Dennoch kommt «Foraus» zum Schluss, dass unser Land aussenpolitisch häufig passiv bleibe und erst auf Druck von aussen reagiere. Anna Stünzi, 32, Forscherin und Dozentin an der Universität St. Gallen, ehemalige Präsidentin von «Foraus» und Mitherausgeberin des Buches, analysiert im «Tagesgespräch» die Schweizer Aussenpolitik und empfiehlt dem Land, eine aktivere Politik zu betreiben und globale Herausforderungen stärker mitzugestalten. Sonst werde der Wohlstand leiden.

It's the monthly episode with Niall and Andrea discussing songs and albums we loved from the last month, and some older.On Episode 212, there are albums recommended by Feist, Kara Jackson, Benefits and Tom Trago, along with choice songs from Anna St. Louis, Laurie Shaw, Beabadoobee + Clairo and two oldies.Plus a bit of listener feedback about last week's AI episode, some book, TV and film recommends and a bit about the Ed Sheeran / Marvin Gaye copyright case.Listen on Apple | Android | ACAST | Patreon | Pocketcasts | CastBox | Stitcher | Spotify | RSS FeedShow notes:Songs played on the Nialler9 Podcast Spotify PlaylistDid Ed Sheeran ACTUALLY Plagiarize Marvin Gaye? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It all starts with two stray kittens, Munchkin & Zarra. Munchkin just wanted an owner, but all Zarra wanted was LOVE. When the kittens got an owner, they all asked QUESTIONS from what they all experienced in Botany Bay.

In this podcast for Functional Ecology, Assistant Editor, Frank Harris, sits down with Anna Stöckl—a Group Leader at Konstanz University, Germany—to discuss her recently published paper: Flower patterns improve foraging efficiency in bumblebees by guiding approach flight and landing Anna's paper shows that flower patterns reduced flower handling time by up to 30%, without a reduction in nectar discovery time. Instead, the patterns were involved in guiding approach flight, landing and departure decisions. Anna et al. revealed these effects on flower-experienced foragers. Since these represent the majority of active pollinators, the nectary-independent impact of flower patterns must be considered fundamental to plant–pollinator interactions under natural conditions. * Article: https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/1365-2435.14262 * Plain language summary: https://fesummaries.wordpress.com/2023/01/10/flower-patterns-improve-foraging-efficiency-in-bumblebees-by-guiding-approach-flight-and-landing/ * Transcript: https://functionalecologists.com/2023/03/30/flower-patterns-improve-foraging-efficiency-in-bumblebees-by-guiding-approach-flight-and-landing-podcast-transcript/

Helen Daniels is a former InterAct Stroke Support Office Administrator and has recently rejoined the InterAct family as their Development Co-ordinator. Helen is a British mezzo-soprano based in Bern, Switzerland. She is a member of the Swiss Opera Studio where she is studying with Christian Hilz, and has worked with renowned directors and conductors including Olivier Tambosi and Christoph Campestrini. Helen is generously supported by the Alec Turner Music Scholarship (awarded by the General Charity of the City of Coventry).Helen has performed in masterclasses with Barbara Hannigan and Anna Stéphany; and played roles including Rosina (Il barbiere di Siviglia; Trinity Laban Conservatoire), Nancy (Albert Herring; Trinity Laban Conservatoire), Didone/Volupia/Hora Terza (L'Egisto; Hamsptead Garden Opera) and Lapak (Cunning Little Vixen; Cambridge University Opera Society). For more: https://www.helendanielsmezzo.com/Support the show

Hur fungerar det i praktiken att följa god advokatsed? Hur hanterar man som advokat intressekonflikter och hur lätt är det att trampa fel? Och hur nära kan man komma sin klient? Representanter för affärsjuridik, arbetsrätt, brottmål och familjerätt diskuterar advokatetiska exempel från vardagen som advokat. Medverkar gör Advokatsamfundets generalsekreterare Mia Edwall Insulander, advokaterna Louise Gunvén, Anna Stéen och Magnus Wallander. Podden modereras av journalisten Willy Silberstein. www.advokatsamfundet.se

Idag gästas podden av Anna Stålnacke, en av Sveriges främsta träningsprofiler. Anna berättar om sin resa från att börja träna till att tillsammans med sin partner starta gymkedjan Gymmet som idag finns på 8, snart 9 platser runtom i sverige! Anna är en inspirationskälla för många runtom i Sverige och världen med sitt driv och självförtroende. Utöver gymmen så har Anna även en träningsapp och ett eget träningsklädesmärke - Xshapes! In och följ Anna på sociala medier, ta ner appen och lev ditt hälsosammaste liv! Anna Stålnacke: instagram - @annastaalnacke www.xshapesapp.com Musik: Josef Fataki - instagram: @josef.df Redigering: Fredrik Lundqvist Sponsor: Kata på gata - instagram: kata_pa_gata www.katapagata.se Använd rabattkod PAINT10 för 10% rabatt

Anna Stöger ist am 1.10.93 geboren und nimmt uns im Interview mit in die Welt der Energetik. Sie hat ihren Körper von einer spastischen Lähmung befreit, die unheilbar schien und sie seit frühester Kindheit begleitete. Heute unterstützt sie ihre Klienten als Seelenmentorin dabei Blockaden, Krankheiten, Glaubenssätze & Ahnenthemen zu lösen. Sie fängt da an, wo die Schulmedizin nicht weiterkommt und geht weit darüber hinaus. Wir sprechen über lemurische Kristalle, Ahnenloslösung, Quantenfeldtechnik und du lernst, wie alltagstauglich, bodenständig und normal Energiearbeit sein kann. Ich wünsche dir viel Freude mit dieser zauberhaften Folge! _____________________________ >> MEHR ZU ANNA Hier kannst du mit Anna Stöger online in Verbindung treten und ihre Arbeit erleben: Annas Instagram Annas Website _____________________________ >> NUMEROLOGIE AUSBILDUNG Wir starten am 25.10.22! Hier findest du alle Infos zur School of Numbers und hier gehts direkt zur Buchung! MEHR ZU MIR: >> Instagram: @janinagruber.de >> Website: www.janinagruber.de DU WILLST GAST IN MEINEM PODCAST SEIN? >> Melde ich gern unter gold@janinagruber.de!

Suppe, Streit, Skandal so waren die Mitgliedsversammlungen des HSV früher einmal. Dieses Jahr war alles anders, stellen Sven (@SvenGZ), Tanja (@fschmidt77) und ihr Gast Nando (@fsantossilva) fest.   Es war an einem lauschigen Mittwoch im Juni 2022, wo der HSV plötzlich nicht mehr der HSV war. Die Ehrungen zu Beginn einer jeder Mitgliederversammlung waren würdig (Shout-Out an unsere Sprinter Owen Ansah und Lucas Ansah-Peprah, Anna Stöcken für ihr ehrenamtliches Engagement und die HSV-Frauen für eine tolle Saison) und die Berichte vom Präsidium klangen positiv: über 88.000 Mitglieder, nachhaltige Infrastruktur-Projekte, Jahresabschluss mit einem kleinen Plus.   Dann ging es ans Eingemachte: Aufsichtsrat und Vorstände der HSV Fußball AG berichteten. Traditionell der Teil, wo es hoch her geht, wo viele Fragen gestellt wurden und manchmal noch mehr offen blieben. In diesem Jahr war irgendwie alles anders.   Besonders schlimm: Bei den folgenden Anträgen war zwar einiges an Zündstoff drin, aber plötzlich wurde konstruktiv diskutiert. Und jetzt wird es ganz wild selbst als wir dann einen Blick auf die kommende Saison wagen, sieht es für uns erstaunlich gut aus. Was ist bloß aus unserem HSV geworden?!   In diesem Sinne, denkt daran, wie immer gilt: LOVE HAMBURG HATE RACISM! Für Fragen, Kommentare oder Anregungen schreibt uns! Wir sind zu finden auf Twitter unter @HSVTalk, auf Facebook unter facebook.com/HSVTalk/ oder schreibt eine Mail an hsvtalk@web.de. Wenn Ihr uns über iTunes hört, lasst uns gerne eine Bewertung da, über mehr Sterne als der HSV hat, freuen wir uns besonders. Erzählt Euren Freunden von uns und nehmt Euch in Acht: Wer sich mit einer Meinung über den HSV aus dem Fenster lehnt, muss mit einer Einladung von uns rechnen! Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

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Night Shop - "Let Me Let It Go" from the 2022 album Forever Night on Dangerbird Records. Night Shop is the solo project of Justin Sullivan, who can often be seen hitting the skins as the touring drummer for Kevin Morby, in addition to playing with Waxahatchee, Hand Habits, The Babies, Anna St. Louis, and LA post-punk outfit Flat Worms. This past February, he unveiled Night Shop's debut album Forever Night via Dangerbird Records which saw a lot of these prior collaborators give back to their favorite drummer. Early single and Song of the Day “Let Me Let It Go” features Meg Duffy of Hand Habits on guitar, Jess Williamson, Anna St. Louis and Woods/Purple Mountains' Jarvis Taveniere providing engineering and co-production alongside Sullivan so it truly is a family affair. The rollicking horn-laden track its inspiration from Dante and Beatrice's love and “the concept of courtly love,” according to Sullivan. “A journey to hell, the pursuit of art, the Shangri-Las, and finding peace in what is, not how we think things should be.” The video for the track sees Sullivan fleeing directors Jeff Davenport and Cooper Kenward, sprinting through the streets of LA. “I think we just wanted to offer a sense of escape and abandon that comes with both loving someone and also surrendering our attachment to a certain outcome in regards to that love,” Sullivan explains. “I'm just trying to get at the proper expression of a feeling; in this case, a deep yearning. So I think visually, you want to complement that sense. A desire to see and feel everything and escape from the smallness of your own thoughts.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark sits down with Anna St. John & Adam Schulman from the Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute to discuss their legal work on free speech cases and their opinions on the legality of the University of Illinois' Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies and Gov. Pritzker's gas tax signage law.

We have some new laws! In this episode, a brief overview of the government funding law that (finally) funds the government for 2022 and provides money and weapons to Ukraine, a new law that protects drinking water, a new law that slightly reduces the corruption of Puerto Rico's financial oversight board, and a new law that guarantees you rights that corporate contracts have been taking away. Please Support Congressional Dish – Quick Links Contribute monthly or a lump sum via PayPal Support Congressional Dish via Patreon (donations per episode) Send Zelle payments to: Donation@congressionaldish.com Send Venmo payments to: @Jennifer-Briney Send Cash App payments to: $CongressionalDish or Donation@congressionaldish.com Use your bank's online bill pay function to mail contributions to: 5753 Hwy 85 North, Number 4576, Crestview, FL 32536. Please make checks payable to Congressional Dish Thank you for supporting truly independent media! Executive Producer Recommended Congressional Dish Episode CD076: Weapons for the World Background Sources Recommended Congressional Dish Episodes CD248: Understanding the Enemy CD244: Keeping Ukraine CD229: Target Belarus CD170: Electrifying Puerto Rico CD147: Controlling Puerto Rico CD128: Crisis in Puerto Rico Recommended Congressional Dish YouTube Videos What is the World Trade System? Revolution of Dignity or Regime Change? Ukraine 2014 Explained. Earmarks Jamie Dupree on Twitter Jamie Dupree. Mar 10, 2022. “Russian oil ban heads to Senate.” Regular Order by Jamie Dupree. Continuing Resolution Mary Ellen McIntire. Mar 9, 2022. “House Democrats' retreat upended by spending bill delays.” Roll Call. Ballotpedia. Updated February 11, 2021. “Election results, 2020: Incumbent win rates by state.” Red Hill Water Contamination Sophia McCullough. Mar 7, 2022. “Pentagon to permanently shut down leaking Red Hill fuel tank facility.” Hawai'i Public Radio. Scott Kim. Mar 4, 2022. “Tap water declared safe for 3 more Pearl Harbor neighborhood zones.” Hawai'i Public Radio. Sophia McCullough. Mar 1, 2022. “Confused about the timeline for the Red Hill fuel storage facility and contaminated water? Read this.” Hawai'i Public Radio. Associated Press, HPR News Staff. Nov 22, 2021. “Navy says 14K gallons of fuel and water leaked from a 'drain line' near the Red Hill facility.” Hawai'i Public Radio. Scott Kim and Catherine Cruz. Oct 27, 2021. “Navy says operator error was the cause of a May fuel leak from the Red Hill storage facility.” Hawai'i Public Radio. Lead Pipes Karen Pinchin. Sep 10, 2019. “The EPA Says Flint's Water is Safe — Scientists Aren't So Sure.” Frontline. Brittany Greeson. “Lead Pipes Are Widespread and Used in Every State.” Natural Resources Defense Council. Puerto Rico Financial Oversight and Management Board for Puerto Rico U.S. District Court for the District of Puerto Rico. Feb 18, 2019. “Informative Motion Regarding Publication and Filing of Final Investigative Report – McKinsey & Company, Inc.” Case: 17-03283-LTS. Forced Arbitration Matt Stoller. Mar 7, 2022. “Monopolies Take a Fifth of Your Wages.” BIG. Laws H.R.2471 - Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2022 House Vote Senate Vote Law Outline DIVISION C: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE Title VII: General Provisions Sec. 8139: $300 million from the "Operation and Maintenance, Defense-Wide" account must be used for the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative The money can be used for "salaries and stipends" of Ukraine's military in addition to equipment and support Sec. 8140: Prohibitions against Russia will not be lifted until "the armed forces of the Russian Federation have withdrawn from Crimea, other than armed forces present on military bases" agreed upon by the Russian and Ukrainian governments. Sec. 8141: "None of the funds made available by this Act may be used to provide arms, training or other assistance to the Azov Battalion. DIVISION K - DEPARTMENT OF STATE, FOREIGN OPERATIONS, AND RELATED PROGRAMS Title VII: General Provisions Sec. 7047: "None of the funds appropriated by this Act may be made available for the implementation of any action or policy that recognizes the sovereignty of the Russian Federation over Crimea or other territory in Ukraine." This will end when the Secretary of State certifies that "the Government of Ukraine has reestablished sovereignty over Crimea and other territory in Ukraine under the control of Russian-backed separatists." DIVISION N: UKRAINE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT Title I: Department of Agriculture $100 million for Food for Peace grants Title III: Department of Defense $195.5 million for US military personnel $213 million for Air Force procurement $5.5 billion for operations and maintenance $3.5 billion of this is for replacing weapons given to Ukraine and for "defense services" and "military eduction and training" provided to the Government of Ukraine. Title VI: Department of State Authorizes $4 billion for direct loans to Ukraine and NATO countries, along with permission to reduce or cancel their obligations to pay us back. Amount provided this way "shall not be considered assistance for the purposes of provisions of law limiting assistance to a country" $2.65 billion to countries housing Ukrainians refugees for emergency food and shelter $1.4 billion for refugees $1.12 billion for Ukraine and "other countries" - Poland and Hungary in particular - that are enacting IMF economic reforms and expanding the private sector $650 million for the "foreign military financing program" for Ukraine "and countries impacted by the situation" $647 million for the "Economic Support Fund" which can be transferred to fund activities "related to public engagement, messaging, and countering disinformation." Expands the emergency powers of the President in 2022 to allow him to provide $3 billion in military equipment, services and money to foreign countries and international organizations, instead of the usual limit of $100 million per year Increases the amount of weapons that are allowed to be exported from $2.05 billion to $3.1 billion $120 million for "Transition Initiatives" H.R.6617 - Further Additional Extending Government Funding Act Law Outline DIVISION A - FURTHERING ADDITIONAL CONTINUING APPROPRIATIONS ACT, 2022 Sec. 101: Extends government funding at 2021 levels until March 11, 2022. Allows the Department of Defense to spend their Operations and Maintenance and emergency funds to respond to the Red Hill Bulk Storage Facility spill but caps the spending at $53 million. Adds $250 million to their budget for 2022 to address drinking water contamination caused by the spill. Adds $100 to their budget so they can comply with the Hawaii state order to remove the fuel from the Red Hill facility. H.R.1192 - Puerto Rico Recovery Accuracy in Disclosures Act of 2021 House vote: 429-0 Senate: Unanimous Consent Law Outline Sec 2: Disclosure by Professional Persons Seeking Approval of Compensation Under Section 316 or 317 of PROMESA Requires attorneys, accountants, appraisers, auctioneers, agents, and other professional persons to file a disclosure listing their conflicts of interest with debtors, creditors - or their attorneys and accountants - and the oversight board members, directors, and employees. Failure to file the disclosure, or an incomplete disclosure, will prevent that person from being paid. Being "not a disinterested person" or having an "adverse interest" will also disqualify that person from compensation. This will only apply to cases filed AFTER enactment of this law (January 20, 2022) H.R.4445 - Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act of 2021 Committee Report House Debate Law Outline Sec. 2: Predispute Arbitration of Disputes Involving Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment. Invalidates predispute arbitration clauses in contracts if the person alleging sexual harassment or sexual assault or a representative of a class action lawsuit elects to go to court instead of use arbitration. This will apply whether the case is to be filed in Federal, Tribal, or State court. The decision over where the case will be heard will be made by a court, not by an arbitrator regardless of what is in the contract. Sec 3: Applicability Will only apply to any dispute or claim that "arises or accrues" on or after the date of enactment. Hearings and Debate House Debate on H.R. 1192: Puerto Rico Recovery Accuracy in Disclosures Act of 2021 February 23, 2022 Highlighted PDF of debate on the house floor Clips 1:19:09 Jennifer Gonzalez-Colon: Representative Velazquez and myself have proposed this bipartisan initiative in the last two congresses having achieved passage in the house during the last session Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX): In response to dire fiscal issues facing Puerto Rico at the time, Congress passed the Puerto Rico oversight management and economic stability Act, or Preska in 2016. That legislation established the financial oversight and management board with control over Puerto Rico's budget laws, financial plans and regulations and the authority to retain professionals to assist the board in executing its responsibilities. Rep. Nydia Velázquez (D-NY): The Puerto Rico recovery accuracy in disclosures act of 2021 or product eliminates a double standard currently facing Puerto Rico. On the US Code and federal bankruptcy procedure. Any conflicts of interest or even the perception of such conflict between those working on the bankruptcy and the debtor there are required to be disclosed. However, a loophole in the current law prevents this requirement from being extended to the people of Puerto Rico. Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC): Most significantly the gap in the 2016 law created a potential for undisclosed compensation terms and undiscovered conflicts of interest visa vi parties and interest for professional serving in Puerto Rico's bankruptcy. Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González Colon: Learning that someone was involved in businesses of one of the parties in the case only after they are named and working on the case does not create assurance of their commitment to the best interest of Puerto Rico or even managing the depth. Rep. Dan Bishop (R-NC): This builds disclosure and oversight requirements increase the likelihood that conflicts of interest will be caught and timely addressed before compensation decisions are made. Rep. Nydia Velázquez (D-NY): While we can have different opinions on how effectively the oversight board is carrying out its mission, one thing should be clear. The island's residents should be entitled to the same rights and protections of any debtor on the mainland. House Debate on H.R.4445 - Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act of 2021 February 7, 2022 Highlighted PDF of debate on the house floor Clips 9:21 Rep. Michelle Fischbach (R-MN): If H.R. 4445 becomes law contracts will be far less likely to include the option to arbitrate. 10:28 Rep. Michelle Fischbach (R-MN): Why are some in Congress so intent on taking this legislation forward today? For years, Democrats have tried to gut arbitration agreements for all kinds of different claims and plaintiffs. If Democrats had their way, everyone from consumers to civil rights plaintiffs, to those with antitrust claims, to individuals using financial service products and others would not be able to contract in advance to resolve disputes through arbitration. 47:33 Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH): We know that if parties can't agree in advance to arbitrate then they are unlikely to agree to arbitrate after there has been a dispute. As a result, the plaintiff may never get to arbitration. Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility: The Current Crisis, the Response, and the Way Forward House Armed Services Committee, Subcommittee on Readiness January 11, 2022 This hearing conducted oversight into the Navy's maintenance of the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility, the Navy's investigation into and response to the November 2021 release of fuel from Red Hill facility impacting drinking water, its impacts on service members and civilians, clean-up and remediation efforts, and next steps forward. Witnesses: Vice Admiral Yancy Lindsey, Commander, Navy Installations Command Rear Admiral Blake Converse, Deputy Command, U.S. Pacific Fleet Rear Admiral John K. Korka, Commander, Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Chief of Civil Engineers Rear Admiral Peter Stamatopoulos, Supply Corps, United States Navy, Commander, Naval Supply Systems Command and 49th Chief of Supply Corps Captain Michael McGinnis Pacific Fleet Surgeon, Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet Clips 9:05 Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA): Why does Red Hill exist in the first place? Even before the attack on Pearl Harbor, the United States had grown concerned about the vulnerability of above ground fuel storage tanks in 1940. The construction began on the Red Hill bulk fuel storage facility, a one in a kind engineering innovation that secured the fuel from enemy aerial attack. The facility holds 250 million gallons of fuel in 20 steel lined underground tanks encased in concrete. These tanks are connected to three gravity fed pipelines, running two and a half miles to Pearl Harbor fuel appears. However, a statistic less commonly quoted by the DoD is that the facility is also 100 feet above the groundwater aquifer that provides water to the residents of Oahu. Thus, it has always been the responsibility of the military to ensure that these tanks are maintained in a manner that not only protects the wartime fuel supply, but the people have a Oahu water supply 18:45 Rear Admiral Blake Converse: I want to start by saying that the Navy caused this problem, we own it, and we're gonna fix it. 19:45 Rear Admiral Blake Converse: Beginning on November 28, residents of certain neighborhoods on our Joint Base Pearl Harbor Hickam here in Hawaii in military housing began recording vapors, discoloration and contamination of the water provided by the Navy. The Red Hill shaft well, which sits near the Navy's Red Hill bulk fuel storage facility was immediately suspected to be the source of this contamination as that was the source of the drinking water for those affected neighborhoods. So it was shut down that evening, November 28. And it just remained isolated since that day. Later, samples from the Red Hill shaft well would confirm the presence of petroleum contamination. 39:40 Captain Michael McGinnis: Medical teams have screened over 5900 patients during this event. The vast majority were conducted within the first two weeks of our response. patient's symptoms were consistent with an acute environmental exposure event. patient's symptoms consistent with the following nausea, vomiting, headache, diarrhea, skin or eye irritation. Once patients were removed from the water source, the symptoms rapidly resolved. 42:12 Rear Admiral Blake Converse: Our best information is that this recent spill was due to operator error. 1:31:45 Rep. Kaiali'i Kahele (D-HI): Tanks number three, number four and number 11 have not been inspected for approximately 40 years. So my question to Navy Supply Systems Command is why are these tanks still in operation? And how can you assure this committee and the people of Hawaii that tanks three, four and 11, that have not even been looked at in the last 40 years, are safe to use and meet current API 653 guidelines for bulk fuel storage underground facilities. Rear Admiral Peter Stamatopoulos: Yes, sir. Thank you for the question. Yes, you are correct. There are tanks, as you mentioned, that have been out of periodicity for quite a long time. 1:41:27 Rep. Jackie Speier: Are the commanding officers and our executive officers that are assigned to Red Hill trained in petroleum management? Rear Admiral Peter Stamatopoulos: I'll take that question ma'am. The answer is no. Impact of Continuing Resolutions on the Department of Defense and Services House Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Defense January 12, 2022 Witnesses: General David H. Berger, Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps General Charles Q. Brown, Jr., Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force Admiral Michael Gilday, Chief of Naval Operations of the U.S. Navy General Joseph M. Martin, Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army Mike McCord, Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) General John W. Raymond, Chief of Space Operations of the U.S. Space Force Clips 29:51 Mike McCord: First, as I believe you're all aware a full year CR, we reduce our funding level below what we requested and what we believe we need. On the surface at the department level as a whole, the reduction to our accounts would appear to be about a billion dollars below our request, which would be significant. Even if that was the only impact. The actual reduction in practice will be much greater. Because we would have significant funding that's misaligned, trapped or frozen in the wrong places and unusable because we don't have the tools or flexibilities to realign funds on anything like the scam we would need to fix all the problems that the chiefs are going to describe. 30:27 Mike McCord: I know all of you are very familiar with the fact that virtually all military construction projects in each year's budget including the FY 22 budget are new starts that cannot be executed under a CR. 34:00 Mike McCord: The six longest CRs in the history of the Defense Department have all occurred in this last 12 year period. We have turned a 12 month fiscal year into an eight month fiscal year in terms of our ability to initiate new starts and enter contracts. This should be unacceptable and not the new normal. It's hard to see this full impact because or in the inefficiency from looking from outside because the organization has of course adapted to its circumstances just as organisms do. Nobody plans to enter into contracts in the first quarter of a fiscal year now because the odds that we would actually be able to do so are so low. Therefore we in turn, have no significant contract delays to report to you when we're under a CR. 1:44:02 Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI): This is about decreasing domestic spending and increasing defense spending. 1:44:20 **Rep. Betty McCollum (D-MN):**This was my effort to quash those who are talking about year long CRs. No one on the Appropriations Committee is, yet you see things in the news. And unfortunately, sir, it's usually from your side of the aisle, and I'll pull it again. And it's a December 1 quote, and I can get you the gentlemen, the person who said it. Republicans should be in favor of a CR until Biden is out of office, so they're not going to talk about a one year CR. That would be the proper Republican thing to do. And anybody saying otherwise is deeply foolish. I know you and I, sir, do not agree with that sentiment. And my my goal here is to educate other members who don't understand the appropriations process as well as you and I, and many other of our colleagues that we serve alongside with. Silenced: How Forced Arbitration Keeps Victims of Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment in the Shadows House Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Antitrust, Commercial, and Administrative Law January 16, 2019 Witnesses: Eliza Dushku, Actor/Producer & Graduate Student Myriam Gilles, Professor of Law, Paul R. Verkuil Chair in Public Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Lora Henry, Canton, OH Andowah Newton, New York, NY Sarah Parshall Perry, Legal Fellow, Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, The Heritage Foundation Tatiana Spottiswoode, Law Student, Columbia Law School Anna St. John, President and General Counsel, Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute Clips 30:59 Anna St. John: Instead, it's worth considering that taking away the possibility of arbitration for these victims is a top-down, heavy handed approach that denies them the advantages of arbitration as a means of adjudicating their claims. 41:04 Sarah Parshall Perry: Since the 1980s, the progressive leadership of this and the upper chamber has sought to curtail the protections of the Federal Arbitration Act through bills including the Arbitration Fairness Act, Arbitration Fairness for Students Act, Consumer Mobile Fairness Act, Fairness and Nursing Homes Act, Sonsumer Fairness Act, Restoring Statutory Rights and Interests of the States Act, the Forced Arbitration Justice Repeal Act and many, many more. 47:13 Sarah Parshall Perry: arbitration agreements are not mandatory. No one, and the Supreme Court has held, is forced to sign a contract. But curtailing access to arbitration would injure, in the end, the very people that Congress has sought for nearly a century to protect. 54:50 Myriam Gilles: First, the entire regime is shrouded in secrecy. And not just because victims want to keep these issues confidential, which by the way is up to them, right? They should have the autonomy and the choice to decide. But because companies want to keep this stuff under wraps, they want to hide and shield sexual predators, and they don't want their business in the public eye. They don't want to deal with regulators or even with lawsuits. The secrecy here on its own just makes this a terrible way to deal with sexual harassment because it means that victims of sexual violence in the workplace who bravely tried to come forward are prohibited from telling their stories in a public forum. Instead, they're forced into this private process where everything is under wraps and siloed. Right, so this is the second bad thing. Victims can join together, even when their injuries stem from the same wrongdoing, even when they've occurred at the hands of the same perpetrator. Even when the company's tolerance for sexual harassment is structural and pervasive. Victims have to go it alone, never knowing about one another. They have to go into arbitration single file. I don't know where all these statistics are coming from about how great arbitration is how people win it all the time, because the truth is, no one goes into arbitration because it's siloed because it's secret because they don't know about what else is going on in the workplace. The secrecy that blankets these individualized proceedings prevents one victim from ever learning whether others right in the cubicle next to them might have experienced the same, the same tragedies, the same traumas and when vid when survivors are in the dark about cases filed by others in the workplace that makes coming forward that makes being the first person to come forward that much harder. As a corollary, and this is an important corollary, the relief that is available to the individual claimant doesn't prevent the wrongdoer from preying on other women doesn't prevent the predator from having all sorts of misconduct against other women in the workplace. The proceedings are one on one and the relief that arbitrators are allowed by contract to grant is individualized. They can't ever order any changes beyond what can help this one individual that happens to have the courage to come before them. I mean, can you imagine a worse system for dealing with toxic corporate culture because I can't. Third, and I think this is really important and all the survivors who've spoken about this forced arbitration is a system where the employers write the rules, and they pick the arbitral provider. Which means that victims of sexual harassment are shunted into a regime that stacked against them from the get go. First, because the arbitrators economic interest is to be very good to the repeat player employer so that they can be chosen for another arbitration next time. So the repeat player problem has been well documented, and I think it's alive and well in arbitration. And the secrecy protects that. And second, because the employer designs the entire arbitration process, it does so to serve its interests, not the interests of its workers, but its interests which again, are to keep discrimination and harassment under a veil of secrecy and out of the public eye. So given all of these things, given how bad this system is for victims of sexual harassment, it's no wonder that so few ever decide to go into private arbitration. I wouldn't. I think it sounds terrible. 1:04:00 Myriam Gilles: When an arbitration complaint is filed, it's filed in secret. In other words, the only entities that know that the arbitration has even been filed are the the employer, the employer, the complaining employee and the arbitration entity. The AAA or JAMS are one of these arbitration providers. Nobody else knows. Contrast that with court. I go down to the DC District Court today and I file a complaint, that complaint is on the public record. Right. And so as the defendants answer or motion to dismiss all the pleadings, their public litigation in the public court system, it has power, and the power it has is the power of signaling, not only to the defendant that I've sued, but to all similarly situated defendants that this is a wrong. This person has complained about something she's told her story, and she plans to prove it. None of that happens in arbitration from the beginning. It is private throughout the entire proceeding, which is held in a secret location, no public no press. All of it is private. Arbitrators don't write decisions. There are only three states in the union that currently require minimal disclosure of arbitrations pretty redacted and hard to read. If you're a researcher like I am about these issues. Other than that, everything that happens in arbitration is a black box. 1:32:18 Tatiana Spottiswoode: And the forced arbitration is so unfair. Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA): I understand you you think forced arbitration is unfair, that's great. Most of the people on that side want to eliminate it for everything not just situations like this. Other representative: will the gentleman yield for a question? Rep. Darrell Issa: I will not. 1:49:15 Myriam Gilles: The FAA was enacted in 1925. But it was enacted so that sophisticated business people could negotiate for arbitration provisions and those provisions would be respected by courts. It was never intended to be imposed via standard form contract. And in fact, if you read the legislative history, if you read the legislation, it accepts and exempts employees. So the idea that the FAA applies to employees is something that was created by a conservative majority of the Supreme Court in 1991, in a case called Circuit City, sorry, first actually was Gilmer and then Circuit City, I can't keep all the bad cases straight. And those are the cases in which the Court interpreted, I would say misinterpreted, the FAA to apply to employees like this. So that now employers can just stick these clauses into job applications, orientation materials, even an innocuous email from HR can include a forced arbitration clause. That was not what the 1925 Congress intended they they'd be rolled, they should be rolling in their in their grades. This is not what they intended. This is what a Supreme Court intent on protecting corporations intended beginning in the 1990s. 2:39:26 Rep. Michelle Fischbach (R-MN): You know what's happened to so many women and others in the workplace is terrible but I really am concerned that by involving the government in these contracts between adults in the area of sexual harassment and assault we're opening a door for more government involvement in other areas of contracts. 2:42:09 Rep. Michelle Fischbach (R-MN): And I would argue that you have you sign it it is not you know even though we use the it's forced arbitration as people are saying it's not really you you have signed something that you have agreed to it. Justice Denied: Forced Arbitration and the Erosion of Our Legal System House Committee on the Judiciary November 16, 2021 Witnesses: Gretchen Carlson, Journalist and Advocate Myriam Gilles, Paul R. Verkuil Chair in Public Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Phil Goldberg, Managing Partner, Shook, Hardy & Bacon L.L.P. Deepak Gupta, Founding Principal, Gupta Wessler PLLC Andrew Pincus, Partner, Mayer Brown L.L.P. Lieutenant Commander Kevin Ziober, Lieutenant Commander, U.S. Navy Reserves Clips 26:35 Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-WI): You'll hear a different view from me. Eliminating arbitration achieves one thing, it enriches trial attorneys. 29:11 Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-WI): The AAJ, or American Association for Justice, is the nice sounding name of the plaintiffs attorneys lobbying organization. It also happens to be a huge donor to Democratic candidates, contributing millions of dollars each cycle to their campaigns. 29:52 Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD): Mr. Chairman, point of order. Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) What is your point of order? Rep. Jamie Raskin: My question is just can we impute the policy positions that members of the committee take to campaign contributions? Because if so, I think I'd be doing it a lot more frequently. I thought that's something that we don't do. Rep. David Cicilline: It's an excellent point of order, I'm sure Mr. Sensenbrenner didn't intend to communicate that in that way. Rep. Jamie Raskin: We're gonna be hearing a lot more of that in our committee if that's permissible, but I'm just curious. Maybe we can have some research done. Rep. James Sensenbrenner: Will the gentleman yield? Rep. David Cicilline: I think we don't need to engage with you. I this is an important issue with strongly held beliefs on both sides. [crosstalk] 36:00 Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY): We used to have a concept in law. When I went to law school they still taught it called contracts of adhesion where a contract was unenforceable if one party had no choice in entering into it. All of these arbitration clauses almost are contracts of adhesion. You try when you want to get a credit card, try crossing out the fine print if you can find it without the magnifying glass that that says that you will settle all all disputes in arbitration, cross it out, see if you get the credit card. See if you get the bank loans if you get the mortgage. You have no see if you get the car loan, you have no choice. 1:42:00 Gretchen Carlson: arbitration means that you have no way of knowing that anyone else is facing the same thing within the confines of the workplace structure. There's no way to know because the whole process is secret. And as I described during my testimony, if you do muster up the courage to go and complain, and you have an arbitration clause, that's a good day for the company, because no one will ever know anything about your story. The worst ramification of all of this is that the perpetrator gets to stay in the job. And I think one of the reasons that we've seen this cultural revolution that we're experiencing right now is because the American public was actually so angry about hearing about these stories, and they were wondering, why didn't we know about this? And the reason they didn't know about it, is because of forced arbitration. 2:00:30 Deepak Gupta: I've gone back and looked at the history of the act from 1925. People weren't blind to the possibility of abuse. They raised these concerns before this, this committee, in fact, and the and the architects of the legislation were clear, this is about letting businesses have equal bargaining power that want to resolve their disputes out of court, letting them do that, and I have no objection to that. That makes perfect sense. But but the the drafters were clear this is not about foisting this on people who don't consent through, take it or leave it contracts. And in fact, Congress put in a provision section one of the Federal Arbitration Act that says this shall not apply to any class of workers. Remarkably, the Supreme Court has read that language to mean precisely the opposite. And now it can apply to any class of workers. And so so we have just we've strayed so far away from what Congress intended in 1925. And that's why only this body Congress can set things right. 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