Podcast appearances and mentions of arnold scharzenegger

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El enorme Hummer se convirtió en un icono gracias a tres cosas: La Guerra del Golfo, el cine y el “cachas” Arnold Scharzenegger, que pidió una versión civil porque le parecía “muy práctico” … vivir para ver. Este mastodonte terminó fracasando. Pero unos gallegos de Santiago de Compostela decidieron hacer algo parecido, pero bien hecho… y triunfaron. Te contamos los detalles. Valen la pena. Vamos a centrar en la historia del verdadero Hummer, que luego se denominó H1 para diferenciarlo de las versiones civiles posteriores, H2 y H3…. que no estaban bien resueltas, la verdad. Volvemos nuestra mirada a finales del S.XX y al ejército norteamericano. Hasta esos años los coches que prestaban servicio en el ejército más poderoso del Mundo eran prácticamente los mismos Jeep de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, actualizados y puesto al día. Pero las cosas estaban cambiando y los norteamericanos buscaban un nuevo vehículo más capaz, para poder transportar más y mejor armamento, que pudiera blindarse por arriba y por abajo. Así que en 1983 los USA lanzaron un concurso dotado con 1,2 millones de dólares para fabricar 55.000 unidades de un vehículo denominado HMMWV, las siglas de High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle. Es de donde viene el nombre de “Humvee” que algunos consideran sinónimo de Hummer. Este concurso se incrementó a 1.6 millones de dólares y 70.000 unidades…. O sea, que era muy apetecible. Y se lo adjudicó AM General, creadora del original Hummer que saltó a la fama a finales de los 80 en la Guerra del Golfo. Gracias a sus participaciones en diversos conflictos el coche se hace popular y aparece en distintas películas como “La Roca”, alguna de 007, “Transformers” … y, por supuesto, en series como la popularísima “CSI Miami” en la que el infalible Horatio Caine tiene uno. También apareció en películas bélicas. Fracaso por varios motivos. El primero, la versión “civil” nace en 1992, justo cuando sufrimos una crisis económica a nivel mundial. Por otro lado, alcanza la presidencia de los USA Bill Clinton quien quizás no sea un “pacificador” pero comparado con su antecesor George W. Bush… pues, por comparación, sí. Se reduce de forma apreciable tanto la presencia de los USA en diversos conflictos como el presupuesto de defensa, que es algo más ajustado. ¡Ya estaba harto de acrónimos con palabras inglesas! VAMTAC es el acrónimo de “Vehículo de Alta Movilidad Táctico” y es un producto de la UROVESA, que a su vez deriva de URO Vehículos Especiales S.A. Esta empresa nacida en Santiago de Compostela, provincia de La Coruña, Galicia, España fue fundada en 1981 y se ha dedicado a fabricar, como bien indica su nombre, vehículos especiales, muy particularmente, aquellos destinados en la lucha contra el fuego. En 1984 aparece el primer TT, de hasta 18 toneladas, que inicialmente tiene dos versiones, una destinada a los bomberos y otra a usos militares. Sucesor de este primer TT es el actual VAMTAC. UROVESA ha sabido encontrar suministradores de calidad y recurre a motores IVECO o Steyr y cajas de cambio y transfer de estas dos marcas y también de Allison. En la actualidad hay versiones militares capaces de albergar todo tipo de armamento y para diversos usos especiales como bomberos de intervención rápida, policía, ambulancias, cisterna, entre otros. Equipan motores de 6 cilindros en línea de entre 187 y 245 CV cuentan con una eficaz tracción total permanente y encontrarás versiones que van desde los 5.300 kg a los 11.000 kg de MMA, es decir, el propio peso del coche más la carga máxima. Aproximadamente 3.000 unidades prestan servicio en el ejército español, pero no es el único, pues el URO se exporta a Arabia Saudita, Bélgica, Irak y casi otros 10 países distintos. ¿Cuál es mejor? Si alguno me dice que esta comparativa es injusta porque el VAMTAC es más moderno… pues le diré que depende. Porque el Hummer nace a mediados de los 80, más o menos al mismo tiempo que el primer TT de URO. Si es cierta una cosa: Los diversos TT de URO no ha dejado de evolucionar mientras que el Hummer a lo largo de su existencia no cambio demasiado. Por diseño y por la integración, sensata, de la electrónica en el coche, para mí el URO es un coche mejor. No es que sea enormemente amplio por dentro, pero lo es más que el Hummer. Y desde luego, tampoco es un tiro, pero es claramente más dinámico que el Hummer. Los Hummer dieron problemas de todo tipo, sobre todo debido a su elevado peso que castigaba la dirección y las suspensiones. Los motores aguantaban bien. Respecto a los URO he oído criticas acerca de los problemas de fugas de las suspensiones neumáticas y poco más. Honestamente no veo que sea nada serio viendo el éxito que tienen.

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Wouldn't it be great if there was a magic button you could push and all your dreams would come true? Or at least some of them?  I was reading Arnold Scharzenegger's recent memoir, Be Useful, and in it he says: “If there is one unavoidable truth in this world, it's that there is no substitute for putting in the work. People have tried to cut corners and skip steps in this process for as long as hard work has been hard.”  I love this, because it's so true. If you want to see the results, you have to put the work in. And, no, you can't cut corners. You can't skip steps if you want to create long-term success. It's one of the biggest myths we see in the wedding industry - and it can be dangerous for pros like you hoping to make it to the top. Try jumping three rungs on the ladder at one time and you'll likely fall flat on your face. For instance, you can't simply raise your rates by 30, 40, 50% at once because your work is great and a planner told you you should charge more…without putting in the work to create context and build value for that significantly higher price. But people do it all the time.  And fall flat on their faces. In this episode, Katy and I'll talk about several other myths about getting into luxury that prevent hard-working pros like you from making the move to elevate your business. We'll also discuss 8 proven steps that even Arnold would support on your journey to create success for your business and your life. Quick note if you're listening to this before February 7, 2024, our Sway Mastermind is officially open for enrollment. It's a complete level-up for wedding pros interested in either a) moving into the luxury market, or b) trying to book more consistently at higher prices if you're already on the monogrammed dance floor with affluent clients. Check out the link in IG profile or go straight to www.ideactionconsulting.com/mastermind for more information on the ridiculous VIP offer on the table through Feb. 1, including a lifetime discount on Ideaction services.

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What killed the dinosaurs? The Ice Age.  What killed the original Batman Franchise? George Clooney. Come join us as the BFE tackles one of the worst scripts committed to film in "Batman & Robin"  Join your favourite TransAtlantic podcasting crew – Ian and Georgia - and push play in unison with us on your own DVD, Blu-Ray or streaming service and listen to us discuss a film that runs out of ice puns halfway through but still just enters the words 'ice', 'freeze' and 'chill' throughout the film without reason as we discuss: How good Uma Thurman and Arnold Scharzenegger are despite the terrible script Whatever happened to Chris O'Donnell Why is there a street race in the middle of this film? Why doesn't Clooney try to change his voice as Batman? Kenneth Branagh called and said to ease it with the dutch angles

In the past few years there has been a RECORD amount of deaths in the sport of bodybuilding, but why? Icons like Shawn "Flexatron" Rhoden, Rich Piana, John Meadows and Dallas McCarver are just some of the many stars who have passed in the sport. Some blame steroids and Testosterone. Others blame food, drug use, high intensity exercise etc. But what if there is something else going on? New information and science tell of a deeper story, a more insidious one that spans FAR beyond the sport of body building. This information could have implications that send shock waves far beyond the world of sports and into the general health of our society. Hormones are the master key to the body, but so are a few other things... We dig into all of it on this episode of "Everyone Is Canceled".Times have changed since the days of Arnold Scharzenegger and the golden age of fitness...Thanks for stopping by.Follow us on social media!LINKS BELOW -Instagram - EveryoneiscanceledFacebook - Everyone Is CanceledTwitter - @EcanceledYouTube - Everyone Is CanceledThis show is a fictional work of art and does not represent truths in reality. It is an artistic performance and an interpretive oral dance. It should not be taken as fact. Listen at your own discretion.

Com uma formação pouco ortodoxa, um episódio peculiar de um filme igualmente fora do tradicional. Pegando todo mundo de surpresa, uma pepita dos anos 80 estrelando o grande Arnold Scharzenegger disponível no Netflix foi o tema dessa conversa meio amalucada. Com uma trama mais estranha que complicada, e uma dinâmica bem clichê dos filmes da época, essa película trouxe discussões mais profundas do que um filme do gênero normalmente se propõe a trazer, e de forma muito bem humorada e cheia de risadas. Um filme esquecido, que acabou se tornando um clássico imediato para os integrantes do podcast, em um episódio que certamente entrará para história, seja pelo motivo que for! Se você curtiu e deseja seguir a gente, é só entrar no nosso instagram ou no nosso twitter. E para críticas, reclamações e, porventura, elogios, pode mandar um e-mail! Até a próxima.

Lifting regularly and interested in learning more about lifting and coaching? Jesse shares his story of lifting, coaching, studying in the Barbell Academy, and ultimately deciding to not pursue coaching professionally and how the Barbell Academy helped him realize this.  CJ Gotcher talks to Jesse Mecham, Founder of YNAB and Barbell Academy student, about his experience going through the academy. Jesse came to lifting in his teens, reading a special edition of Muscle and Fitness magazine that covered Arnold Scharzenegger. His first experience with coaching came from someone warning about hurting his back from deadlifting, which scared him away from simple, hard, effective training for a while. He continued to lift. Eventually, he found Barbell Logic and a more effective approach to strength training. Jesse, someone who applies himself at anything he does and wants to do anything he does well, built a garage gym and invited others to lift with him. His role evolved into somewhat of a coaching role, and as this occurred he signed up for the Barbell Academy to help deepen his knowledge of programming and coaching.  As he completed the Academy, he learned a lot and was better able to program and cue his fellow lifters. He even arranged a Barbell Logic seminar at his gym, which not only helped improve his coaching but also helped the other lifters learn to better identify and fix their own errors. Despite this, he ultimately decided to NOT pursue becoming a professional barbell coach, with his other commitments of family and running a business.  In addition to this, CJ & Jesse talk about productivity and setting up the first coaching arrangement so you don’t grow resentful.  Many coaches coach their first lifters for free, and this makes sense, but you have to ensure you set up the situation so you receive value as well. Experience is valuable, but see if you can get the lifters to provide testimonials or other means of providing you value as you grow as a coach--and potentially grow a business.  Jesse & CJ also discuss balancing your natural tendencies as a coach. Some coaches tend to be too timid and need to work on assertiveness, confidence, and being loud. Others, however, may insert themselves readily and easily and need to not overcue.  They finish talking about being relentless about what you care about: spend the time, effort, and money where you want to. This requires intentionality and planning. This means limiting and managing distractions, being honest about things that take up your time but don’t provide value, blocking off times for deep work and self-improvement and preventing distractions during these blocks.  This podcast will provide value wherever you are and show how the Barbell Academy can help, even if you never become a professional barbell coach. https://www.youneedabudget.com/  GET STARTED with one-on-one online coaching FOR FREE! Get your FIRST MONTH FREE on all strength and nutrition coaching plans.  No discount code needed and includes a 10-day, no obligation trial.  https://bit.ly/2MKeOoh Special offers from BLOC and our partners:  https://barbell-logic.com/offers/ Connect with the hosts Matt on Instagram Niki on Instagram podcast@barbell-logic.com    Connect with the show Barbell Logic on Instagram The Website Barbell Logic on Facebook

In this episode of Adventures in DevOps, we discuss testing in production of Split Software - when it is necessary, why it is necessary, and how to do it safely. Panelists Nell Shamrell-Harrington Jeff Groman Tyler Bird Guest Talia Nassi Sponsors Gravitational Teleport: SSH Properly! CacheFly Links split Robot Framework Nordic.js 2019 Talia Nassi - Testing in Production Testing in Production: A Conversation with Talia Nassi Talia Nassi on Testing in Production Twitter Talia Nassi: @talia_nassi Picks Nell Shamrell-Harrington: Star Trek: Voyager Tyler Bird: AAA Batteries Arnold Scharzenegger's 2017 University of Houston Commencement Address Jeff Groman: Getting Naked Talia Nassi: Joab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook Wes Bos Follow on Social Media: Facebook: Adventures in DevOps Twitter: @DevOpsPodcast

In this episode of Adventures in DevOps, we discuss testing in production of Split Software - when it is necessary, why it is necessary, and how to do it safely. Panelists Nell Shamrell-Harrington Jeff Groman Tyler Bird Guest Talia Nassi Sponsors Gravitational Teleport: SSH Properly! CacheFly Links split Robot Framework Nordic.js 2019 Talia Nassi - Testing in Production Testing in Production: A Conversation with Talia Nassi Talia Nassi on Testing in Production Twitter Talia Nassi: @talia_nassi Picks Nell Shamrell-Harrington: Star Trek: Voyager Tyler Bird: AAA Batteries Arnold Scharzenegger's 2017 University of Houston Commencement Address Jeff Groman: Getting Naked Talia Nassi: Joab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook Wes Bos Follow on Social Media: Facebook: Adventures in DevOps Twitter: @DevOpsPodcast

In 1984, we got the first Terminator, which starred Arnold Scharzenegger as an assassin sent back in time to kill Sarah Connor, who was one of the biggest threats to machines run the world. The movie spawned many sequels, but there's nothing quite like the second one. T2: Judgment Day. Released in 1991, it's regarded as one of the BEST films of all time. How do we feel about it, especially now that we went back and watch the original film? Let's talk about that on A Cast to the Past! Join our Discord and talk about the episodes: https://ACasttothePast.com/discord === Show some love via Ko-fi === https://ko-fi.com/G2G0T1NV === We do the social medias! === Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/acasttothepast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/acasttothepast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acasttothepast

Mi nombre es Txus (@beefficient_worksmart) y te doy la bienvenida al episodio #6 de Radio Audiofit, donde intento profundizar en las estrategias y rutinas de los profesionales que hay detrás de Audiofit y que hacen de dicha plataforma un servicio referente en el área del fitness y la nutrición. En este episodio he tenido el placer de tener una conversación con Ánder Aguado (@andersthetic). Ánder ha vivido una vida intensa. En el último año ha vivido tres vidas. Eso parece. Le saco 20 años de diferencia. Pero parece que ha vivido dos veces mi vida. Luchador incansable, apasionado de su forma de vida. Siempre saliendo de su zona de confort. Le daba miedo hablar delante de su clase. Le daba miedo hablar en público. Ahora es actor…, en Hollywood. Y no es porque fuera a muchas clases de inglés. Nunca ha ido. Ha aprendido por su cuenta. “Lo mejor que hicieron mis padres fue no apuntarme a extraescolares de inglés”. “Así hicieron que me gustara”. Ánder persigue sus sueños. Arnold Schwarzenegger era su ídolo. Ahora lo sigue siendo. Se fue a Estados Unidos por otro motivo. Pero vio la oportunidad y lo hizo. Se presentó a Arnold. Lo conoció. Ánder se caerá (como todos), pero se levantará. Como siempre ha hecho con su skate. Amante de la hipertrofia. Ha competido 15 veces. Si te interesa la hipertrofia y conocer un poco más a un luchador incansable, trabajador empedernido, esta conversación te va a gustar. Conversamos sobre la Biblia de la Hipertrofia 2.0, de su formación, de su búsqueda de un sueño, y de otros muchos temas que seguro que te aportan. - La biblia de la hipertrofia 2.0. - 01:55 - ¿Por qué mas profesores en la biblia de la hipertrofia? - 06:12 - Formato y contenido de la biblia de la hipertrofia - 11:26 - Back to reality - 16:15 - Perder el miedo - 23:50 - Arnold Scharzenegger - 24:57 - Steve Hall - 30:48 - Revive Stronger - 34:46 - Consejos para novatos/as que quieren hipetrofiar - 42:00 - Equipos óptimos para asesorar en la hipetrofia - 44:18 - Curso “Estrategias de preparación para la competición” en Audiofit - 49:04 - Educación en la hipertrofia - 51:48 - Cafyd y Universidad de Deusto - 58:16 - ¿Cómo es tu día a día? - 01:03:51 - ¿Qué le escribirías al neo-sapiens? - 01:09:02 Si quieres conocer más sobre Ánder o su trabajo le puedes encontrar en: * Obtener "La Biblia de la hipertrofia 2.0" (70% descuento): https://andersthetic.com/hipertrofia/ * 3 clases de "La Biblia de la Hipertrofia 2.0" gratis: https://mailchi.mp/5969854291ea/andersthetic * Instagram: @andersthetic : https://www.instagram.com/andersthetic/?hl=es *Podcast "CHASING AESTHETICS | Fitness basado en Ciencia" en: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ5jUXAmJfS_pCsOXlLRLtg?sub_confirmation=1 Espero que disfrutes este episodio. Lo puedes escuchar en Ivoox o ver en Youtube. Un abrazo enorme. Txus (BEWS) : https://www.instagram.com/beefficient_worksmart/?hl=es

Mi nombre es Txus (@beefficient_worksmart) y te doy la bienvenida al episodio #6 de Radio Audiofit, donde intento profundizar en las estrategias y rutinas de los profesionales que hay detrás de Audiofit y que hacen de dicha plataforma un servicio referente en el área del fitness y la nutrición. En este episodio he tenido el placer de tener una conversación con Ánder Aguado (@andersthetic). Ánder ha vivido una vida intensa. En el último año ha vivido tres vidas. Eso parece. Le saco 20 años de diferencia. Pero parece que ha vivido dos veces mi vida. Luchador incansable, apasionado de su forma de vida. Siempre saliendo de su zona de confort. Le daba miedo hablar delante de su clase. Le daba miedo hablar en público. Ahora es actor…, en Hollywood. Y no es porque fuera a muchas clases de inglés. Nunca ha ido. Ha aprendido por su cuenta. “Lo mejor que hicieron mis padres fue no apuntarme a extraescolares de inglés”. “Así hicieron que me gustara”. Ánder persigue sus sueños. Arnold Schwarzenegger era su ídolo. Ahora lo sigue siendo. Se fue a Estados Unidos por otro motivo. Pero vio la oportunidad y lo hizo. Se presentó a Arnold. Lo conoció. Ánder se caerá (como todos), pero se levantará. Como siempre ha hecho con su skate. Amante de la hipertrofia. Ha competido 15 veces. Si te interesa la hipertrofia y conocer un poco más a un luchador incansable, trabajador empedernido, esta conversación te va a gustar. Conversamos sobre la Biblia de la Hipertrofia 2.0, de su formación, de su búsqueda de un sueño, y de otros muchos temas que seguro que te aportan. - La biblia de la hipertrofia 2.0. - 01:55 - ¿Por qué mas profesores en la biblia de la hipertrofia? - 06:12 - Formato y contenido de la biblia de la hipertrofia - 11:26 - Back to reality - 16:15 - Perder el miedo - 23:50 - Arnold Scharzenegger - 24:57 - Steve Hall - 30:48 - Revive Stronger - 34:46 - Consejos para novatos/as que quieren hipetrofiar - 42:00 - Equipos óptimos para asesorar en la hipetrofia - 44:18 - Curso “Estrategias de preparación para la competición” en Audiofit - 49:04 - Educación en la hipertrofia - 51:48 - Cafyd y Universidad de Deusto - 58:16 - ¿Cómo es tu día a día? - 01:03:51 - ¿Qué le escribirías al neo-sapiens? - 01:09:02 Si quieres conocer más sobre Ánder o su trabajo le puedes encontrar en: * Obtener "La Biblia de la hipertrofia 2.0" (70% descuento): https://andersthetic.com/hipertrofia/ * 3 clases de "La Biblia de la Hipertrofia 2.0" gratis: https://mailchi.mp/5969854291ea/andersthetic * Instagram: @andersthetic : https://www.instagram.com/andersthetic/?hl=es *Podcast "CHASING AESTHETICS | Fitness basado en Ciencia" en: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ5jUXAmJfS_pCsOXlLRLtg?sub_confirmation=1 Espero que disfrutes este episodio. Lo puedes escuchar en Ivoox o ver en Youtube. Un abrazo enorme. Txus (BEWS) : https://www.instagram.com/beefficient_worksmart/?hl=es

True Conspiracies. Each host dissects, explains, then Champions Conspiracy Theories they truly believe in an attempt to sway the other two. The most convincing wins and the theory becomes world-wide fact. Did aliens crash at Roswell, New Mexico? Did the Illuminati cover it up in their attempt to form a New World Order and take over Planet Earth? Are they Reptilians, or the precursor to German Nazis? Did Adolph Hitler survive World War 2 and live out his days in Argentina with a Brazilian whore after he divorced Eva Braun? Other topics include: Arnold Scharzenegger and the Gayest Movie ever made: Predator and the handshake heard round West Hollywood, Tupac Shakur, Michael Jackson, MLK, JFK Bill and Hillary Clinton, Queen Elizabeth, The Rothschild Family, Donald Trump, The French Revolution, Joan Rivers, Barak and Michelle Obama, The Gulf War, Nayirah, The Midterm Erections,  Nathan's Commercial, and Erin – The Ruler of Philadelphia, but NOT The President Of The United States and the Caravan that is coming to honor him. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the most downloaded podcast in the world! The Unimaginary Friendcast!The Unimaginary Friendcast is hosted by David Monster, Erin Marie Bette Davis Jr. and Nathan Edmondson; and proudly sponsored by zombieexodus.com. https://unimaginaryfriend.com/podcast/ And find us on Facebook!

In Episode 025 of the D&D Fitness Radio Podcast, we are excited to speak with bodybuilding sensation Calum Von Moger on training, competing, acting and rehabilitation. Calum was born in Victoria, Australia in 1990 and eventually started bodybuilding at the age of 14 years. By the time he was 21 years old, he was winning championships and, eventually, won a professional Mr. Universe title in 2015 at the World Fitness Federation Universe event. Since then, Calum has made the jump to movies portraying one of his biggest bodybuilding influences, Arnold Scharzenegger, in the biopic, “Bigger,” about the lives of Ben and Joe Weider. In 2017, Calum also starred in the film, 'Generation Iron 2' on Netflix. We also discuss a few physical setbacks experienced by Calum in recent years that have been consuming much of his time as he works to get his body back to full health. Currently residing in Los Angeles, California, Calum is overseeing his clothing, supplement and on-line training businesses, while performing regular physical therapy for his knee and his left biceps. We discuss the level of dedication and discipline required to get his body back to championship form, while also looking forward to other aspirations including his acting career, social media channels and related businesses.For more information on Calum Von Moger, you can follow him via the links below:Website: https://www.calumvonmoger.com/Clothing Website: http://www.vonmoger.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calumvonmogerFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/calumvonmogerbodybuilderTwitter: https://twitter.com/ calumvonmogerYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ calumvonmogerThe D&D Fitness Radio podcast is available at the following locations for downloadable audio, including: iTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d-d-fitness-radio-podcast/id1331724217https://www.iheart.com/podcast/dd-fitness-radio-28797988/Spreaker.com – https://www.spreaker.com/show/d-and-d-fitness-radios-showYou can reach both Don and Derek at the following locations: Don Saladino: http://www.DonSaladino.com Twitter and Instagram - @DonSaladino YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/donsaladino Derek M. Hansen: http://www.SprintCoach.com Twitter and Instagram - @DerekMHansen YouTube - http://youtube.com/derekmhansen

In Episode 025 of the D&D Fitness Radio Podcast, we are excited to speak with bodybuilding sensation Calum Von Moger on training, competing, acting and rehabilitation. Calum was born in Victoria, Australia in 1990 and eventually started bodybuilding at the age of 14 years. By the time he was 21 years old, he was winning championships and, eventually, won a professional Mr. Universe title in 2015 at the World Fitness Federation Universe event. Since then, Calum has made the jump to movies portraying one of his biggest bodybuilding influences, Arnold Scharzenegger, in the biopic, “Bigger,” about the lives of Ben and Joe Weider. In 2017, Calum also starred in the film, 'Generation Iron 2' on Netflix. We also discuss a few physical setbacks experienced by Calum in recent years that have been consuming much of his time as he works to get his body back to full health. Currently residing in Los Angeles, California, Calum is overseeing his clothing, supplement and on-line training businesses, while performing regular physical therapy for his knee and his left biceps. We discuss the level of dedication and discipline required to get his body back to championship form, while also looking forward to other aspirations including his acting career, social media channels and related businesses.For more information on Calum Von Moger, you can follow him via the links below:Website: https://www.calumvonmoger.com/Clothing Website: http://www.vonmoger.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calumvonmogerFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/calumvonmogerbodybuilderTwitter: https://twitter.com/ calumvonmogerYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ calumvonmogerThe D&D Fitness Radio podcast is available at the following locations for downloadable audio, including: iTunes – https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d-d-fitness-radio-podcast/id1331724217https://www.iheart.com/podcast/dd-fitness-radio-28797988/Spreaker.com – https://www.spreaker.com/show/d-and-d-fitness-radios-showYou can reach both Don and Derek at the following locations: Don Saladino: http://www.DonSaladino.com Twitter and Instagram - @DonSaladino YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/donsaladino Derek M. Hansen: http://www.SprintCoach.com Twitter and Instagram - @DerekMHansen YouTube - http://youtube.com/derekmhansen

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 219. I delivered a talk earlier today for the Houston Property Rights Association (April 28, 2017), “Property: What It Is and Isn't,” which sets out the framework for how to view property rights in general and then finally turns to intellectual property. The main talk lasted for about the first 30 minutes; the final hour is Q&A. My speech notes (unedited and raw) are below. Property: What It Is and Isn't   Stephan Kinsella Kinsella Law Group, Libertarian Papers, C4SIF.org   Houston Property Rights Association · April 28, 2017   Ï   When a Great Austrian thinker was asked, “What is Best in Life?” He answered: “To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.”   Okay, that was Arnold Scharzenegger as Conan. This recognizes that conflict always possible in human life There are only so many “things” to go around, and if multiple people want it, they can fight violently over it. There can be conflict, precisely because we do not live in a world of superabundance. Garden of Eden etc. we live in a world where conflict is possible Another way to put this: we live in a world of scarce resources Better called “rivalrous”   Let's turn to the ideas of another great Austrian thinker, Ludwig von Mises Praxeology: the logic of human action Structure of human action Humans use knowledge about the world to select, control and employ scarce resources (means of action) to change the future—to achieve ends Notice two crucial ingredients to successful human action: knowledge, and scarce resources/means. This is true of Crusoe alone on his island It is also true of man in society   In society there is another way to handle the problem of scarce resources Instead of conflict, we can develop usage or ownership rules, to permit scarce resources to be used peacefully, productively, cooperatively, and without conflict This is the origin and basis of “property”. Alone, a man wants to use a thing: he uses it: he controls it, possesses it. In society, there could be two people who want the same thing, but because it is scarce only one can use it. Usage rules emerge that specify an owner of a given contestable resource. We call this system “property rights” We sometimes call the objects themselves “property” That chair is my property When you use a resource to change the world, in addition to your hands, your body, it becomes an extension of yourself. It becomes identified with the user. “Part of” the user. We might say it is a feature, or characteristic, or an aspect, of the user—or a “property” of the user. My gun, my knife, my fishing net, are how I control the world. I rely on them as I rely on my hands and my eyes. Thus we refer to owned objects as “a property of” the owner. we say he has a “proprietary interest in” the object, he is the proprietor, the owner. He has a property right in that resource. Notice earlier: can say these resources are “characteristics” or “features” or properties of a person's identity. It would be odd to say “that chair is my characteristic” or “my feature”. Yet we are used to saying “that chair is my property” but what we mean is: a given person is the owner of that resource. A given person has a property right in that resource.   A system of property rights, or law, emerges, which determines owners of various resources. Who has a property right in this thing? Who owns it? “Property does not exist because there are laws, but laws exist because there is property.” — FrédéricBastiat This is true of all legal and political systems, even socialist What distinguishes libertarianism and free market, western systems is our property allocation rules. These are: self-ownership (body-ownership), plus:

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 219. I delivered a talk earlier today for the Houston Property Rights Association (April 28, 2017), “Property: What It Is and Isn’t,” which sets out the framework for how to view property rights in general and then finally turns to intellectual property. The main talk lasted for about the first 30 minutes; the final hour is Q&A. My speech notes (unedited and raw) are below. Property: What It Is and Isn’t   Stephan Kinsella Kinsella Law Group, Libertarian Papers, C4SIF.org   Houston Property Rights Association · April 28, 2017   Ï   When a Great Austrian thinker was asked, “What is Best in Life?” He answered: “To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women.”   Okay, that was Arnold Scharzenegger as Conan. This recognizes that conflict always possible in human life There are only so many “things” to go around, and if multiple people want it, they can fight violently over it. There can be conflict, precisely because we do not live in a world of superabundance. Garden of Eden etc. we live in a world where conflict is possible Another way to put this: we live in a world of scarce resources Better called “rivalrous”   Let’s turn to the ideas of another great Austrian thinker, Ludwig von Mises Praxeology: the logic of human action Structure of human action Humans use knowledge about the world to select, control and employ scarce resources (means of action) to change the future—to achieve ends Notice two crucial ingredients to successful human action: knowledge, and scarce resources/means. This is true of Crusoe alone on his island It is also true of man in society   In society there is another way to handle the problem of scarce resources Instead of conflict, we can develop usage or ownership rules, to permit scarce resources to be used peacefully, productively, cooperatively, and without conflict This is the origin and basis of “property”. Alone, a man wants to use a thing: he uses it: he controls it, possesses it. In society, there could be two people who want the same thing, but because it is scarce only one can use it. Usage rules emerge that specify an owner of a given contestable resource. We call this system “property rights” We sometimes call the objects themselves “property” That chair is my property When you use a resource to change the world, in addition to your hands, your body, it becomes an extension of yourself. It becomes identified with the user. “Part of” the user. We might say it is a feature, or characteristic, or an aspect, of the user—or a “property” of the user. My gun, my knife, my fishing net, are how I control the world. I rely on them as I rely on my hands and my eyes. Thus we refer to owned objects as “a property of” the owner. we say he has a “proprietary interest in” the object, he is the proprietor, the owner. He has a property right in that resource. Notice earlier: can say these resources are “characteristics” or “features” or properties of a person’s identity. It would be odd to say “that chair is my characteristic” or “my feature”. Yet we are used to saying “that chair is my property” but what we mean is: a given person is the owner of that resource. A given person has a property right in that resource.   A system of property rights, or law, emerges, which determines owners of various resources. Who has a property right in this thing? Who owns it? “Property does not exist because there are laws, but laws exist because there is property.” — FrédéricBastiat This is true of all legal and political systems, even socialist What distinguishes libertarianism and free market, western systems is our property allocation rules. These are: self-ownership (body-ownership), plus:

We mentioned him on many episodes of Movie Heaven Movie Hell, so it's finally time we talk about one of our favourite directors, James Cameron. He started off working for Roger Corman, as an Art Director, on films like BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS and GALAXY OF FEAR before jumping into the director's chair on PIRANHA PART 2: THE SPAWNING. That film was a trial by fire, but lead to James Cameron making THE TERMINATOR, a neo-noir thriller that made a superstar out of Arnold Schwarzenegger. His career has gone onto greater heights with each film he made until he reached TITANIC, which he won an oscar as Best Director. His output since then has slowed down, but with 4 sequels to AVATAR on the way, we will be seeing more of the self proclaimed "King of the World". The films under discussion are PIRANHA PART TWO: THE SPAWNING, THE ABYSS, TERMINATOR 2: JUDGEMENT DAY and AVATAR. We dedicate this episode to the late Trevor Steedman, Private Wierzbowski in Aliens, who passed away in June 2016. Movie Heaven Movie Hell is a show where filmmakers Simon Aitken (BLOOD + ROSES, POST-ITS, MODERN LOVE) and Keith Eyles (FEAR VIEW, DRIVEN INSANE, CROSSED LINES) go through the A-Z of directors. Simon and Keith talk about their favourite and least favourite film from that director's body of work. Like our Facebook Fanpage at https://www.facebook.com/MovieHeavenMovieHell You can follow Movie Heaven Movie Hell on Twitter at @MovieHeavenHell You can find Simon Aitken's work at http://www.independentrunnings.com You can find Keith Eyles' work at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ4up3c883irE6oA2Vk0T7w

Alcanzamos esta semana la mayoría de edad de esta nueva temporada, nuestro 3.0, y para conmemorarlo (o no) el tema al que dedicamos este número es Rojos. ¿Rojos? Sí, rojos... o lo que nos venga a nosotros a la cabeza este color. A Lluís, por ejemplo, le viene a la cabeza el cómic Los Vengadores: Zona Roja de 2003, escribo por Geoff Johns y dibujado por Olivier Coipiel. A Alex el color rojo le da por hablar de la peli Danko: Calor rojo. Cinta de 1988 de Walter Hill con Arnold Scharzenegger y James Belushi. Una boody movie policiaca y con un toque de cocainum... Y a Isma este color le da por hablar del Red Faction. Un juego de 2001 para PC y PS2. Únete a la resistencia marciana mientras vas petando paredes e intentando excavar como puedas hasta la salida. Ahí es nada. Nuevamente, gracias por acompañarnos una semana más y disfruta de este nuevo programa. Escúchanos en iTunes e Ivoox, síguenos en www.twitter.com/SuperculturaFC, en www.facebook.com/SuperculturaFreakChow y visítanos en superculturafreakchow.blogspot.com