Podcasts about Augsburg

On this Episode of the Enrollment Edge, Jay is joined be Robert Gould, Vice President for Enrollment Management & Stephanie Ruckel, Director of Admissions Operations at Augsburg University. For decades many colleges have taken on the challenge of real college access. More recently, Direct Admissions has moved from a regionalized experimental policy to a policy movement. Every student is “college material.” This core belief is the driving idea behind the Office of Higher Education's new program called Direct Admissions. This pilot program will notify graduating high school seniors from selected Minnesota high schools that there are multiple partner colleges and universities that are eager to admit them based on their academic records and their projected Spring 2023 graduation date. This program will allow students to apply with confidence, knowing that the "will I get in?" question has already been answered with a "YES!"For Enrollment Leaders across the country who are interested in breaking down college access barriers and supporting students to achieve the dream of a college education, this is an Edge Episode you can't miss!!  About Our GuestsStephanie has been part of the Augsburg University community since 2010.  She began her career at Augsburg helping students pay for college, holding various roles within financial aid and student account teams. There she embraced the framework of design thinking to transform numerous aspects of student service. Robert currently serves as vice president for strategic enrollment management at Augsburg University in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He has a proven record of consistent enrollment leadership success. He has led four years of progressive results at Augsburg, welcoming the largest and most diverse entering classes in its 153-year history.  Have any questions or comments? Let's chat here!

On today's "Beautiful Bets," Andrew Beasley and Eric Wynalda dove into the latest odds, best bets, props and trends across the soccer landscape!TOPICS:• Review of last week's picks (01:50)• Thoughts on Chelsea under Graham Potter & Chelsea vs. Arsenal pick (03:10)• Was going to Arsenal the right move for Matt Turner? (07:40)• Would Leandro Trossard be a good fit at Chelsea?• Tyler Adams is impressing a lot of people (13:40)• Liverpool vs. Tottenham (17:05)• Quick thoughts on the rest of the EPL fixtures (22:10)• Augsburg vs. Frankfurt (25:30)• Thoughts on Leipzig & Bayern matches (29:30)• MLS Final - LAFC vs. Philadelphia Union (32:40)Follow @VegasInsiderPod on Twitter: https://twitter.com/VegasInsiderPod*timestamps could be impacted by automatic ad placements

Topics: Halloween favorites Borussia Dortmund 2 Eintracht Frankfurt 1 Pouring bad on bad, that ref sucked Is there really no such thing as a moral victory? Hoffenheim 3 Eintracht Frankfurt Frauen 3 No time to panic. Lessons to be learned and time to correct mistakes. Eintracht Frankfurt at Sporting Lisbon predictions Eintracht Frankfurt at Augsburg brief mention and predictions Hosts: Chris in Detroit Matt in New York Produced by Nathan Kwarta. Find them and the show at @CintheD313, @WagM8_, & @najakwa Twitter: @HEFpod, Instagram: @heyeintrachtfrankfurt, Facebook:.com/HEFpod, www.hefpod.com MERCH ALERT Our theme music is the song "Fórza SGE" by Frankfurt and Eintracht legends Tankard. You can find Tankard at @tankardofficial and at https://www.reapermusic.de/reaper Our outro music is “Hey Eintracht Frankfurt” by the fabulous Roy Hammer & die Pralinées. Find them at https://www.royhammer.de Our thanks to them as always.

Thema in den Kommentaren ist unter anderem die Entscheidung Russlands, das Abkommen für ukrainische Getreideexporte auszusetzen. Doch zunächst Stimmen zum CSU-Parteitag in Augsburg. www.deutschlandfunk.de, PresseschauDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Themen der Sendung: Russland beendet Getreide-Abkommen mit der Ukraine, Massenpanik mit mindestens 120 Toten bei Halloween-Feiern in südkoreanischem Seoul, Abschluss des CSU-Parteitags in Augsburg, Sächsischer Innenminister Schuster besichtigt Tatort des Brandanschlags in Bautzen, Erste Warnstreiks im Tarifkonflikt der Metal- und Elektroindustrie, Iranische Revolutionsgarden warnen Bevölkerung vor weiteren Protesten gegen die Regierung, Ergebnisse der Fußball-Bundesliga, Die Lottozahlen, Ende der Sommerzeit, Das Wetter

Themen der Sendung: Russland beendet Getreide-Abkommen mit der Ukraine, Massenpanik mit mindestens 120 Toten bei Halloween-Feiern in südkoreanischem Seoul, Abschluss des CSU-Parteitags in Augsburg, Sächsischer Innenminister Schuster besichtigt Tatort des Brandanschlags in Bautzen, Erste Warnstreiks im Tarifkonflikt der Metal- und Elektroindustrie, Iranische Revolutionsgarden warnen Bevölkerung vor weiteren Protesten gegen die Regierung, Ergebnisse der Fußball-Bundesliga, Die Lottozahlen, Ende der Sommerzeit, Das Wetter

Themen der Sendung: Russland beendet Getreide-Abkommen mit der Ukraine, Massenpanik mit mindestens 120 Toten bei Halloween-Feiern in südkoreanischem Seoul, Abschluss des CSU-Parteitags in Augsburg, Sächsischer Innenminister Schuster besichtigt Tatort des Brandanschlags in Bautzen, Erste Warnstreiks im Tarifkonflikt der Metal- und Elektroindustrie, Iranische Revolutionsgarden warnen Bevölkerung vor weiteren Protesten gegen die Regierung, Ergebnisse der Fußball-Bundesliga, Die Lottozahlen, Ende der Sommerzeit, Das Wetter

Als "Epochenbruch" hat Bundespräsident Frank-Walter Steinmeier den 24. Februar 2022 bezeichnet, den Tag, an dem Russland die Ukraine angriff. In seiner 45-minütigen Rede zur Lage der Nation stimmte er die Bundesbürgerinnen und -bürger auf eine schwierige Zukunft als Folge des Kriegs ein: "Es kommen härtere, es kommen raue Jahre auf uns zu." Knapp ein Jahr vor den Landtagswahlen in Bayern ist die CSU heute zu einem Parteitag in Augsburg zusammengekommen. Vor welchen Herausforderungen die Partei steht und welche Themen den Parteitag dominieren werden, dazu gibt Tilman Steffen eine Einschätzung ab. Er ist Redakteur im Ressort Politik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft von ZEIT ONLINE. Trotz der Energiekrise ist die deutsche Wirtschaft im dritten Quartal überraschend gewachsen. Das Bruttoinlandsprodukt hat von Juli bis September um 0,3 Prozent zugelegt, wie das Statistische Bundesamt mitteilte. Was noch? Auf der Insel Hiddensee springen Pferde für erkrankte Busfahrer ein. (https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/insel-hiddensee-ersetzt-busverkehr-durch-pferdekutsche-wegen-personalmangel-durch-corona-ausfaelle-a-fe775f23-a4e1-4cd4-b244-4c0d042a7c27). Moderation und Produktion: Erica Zingher (https://www.zeit.de/autoren/Z/Erica_Zingher/index) Redaktion: Ole Pflüger (https://www.zeit.de/autoren/P/Ole_Pflueger/index) Mitarbeit: Clara Löffler Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Sie erreichen uns unter wasjetzt@zeit.de Weitere Links zur Folge: Frank-Walter Steinmeier: "Es kommen härtere Jahre auf uns zu" (https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2022-10/steinmeier-rede-lage-der-nation) Frank-Walter Steinmeier: Ein Bundespräsident muss sein Volk nicht belehren (https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2022-10/frank-walter-steinmeier-bundespraesident-ukraine-wolodymyr-selenskij-russland) Markus Söder: Bayerns Ministerpräsident (https://www.zeit.de/thema/markus-soeder) Markus Söder: Zwei Untersuchungsausschüsse für einen Sockelsturz (https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2022-10/markus-soeder-untersuchungs-ausschuss-bayern-bahn) Statistisches Bundesamt: Deutsche Wirtschaft im dritten Quartal gewachsen (https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/2022-10/deutsche-wirtschaft-im-dritten-quartal-gewachsen) Statistisches Bundesamt: Inflation im Oktober bei voraussichtlich 10,4 Prozent (https://www.zeit.de/wirtschaft/2022-10/inflation-im-oktober-bei-voraussichtlich-10-4-prozent)

Marcus LeVesseur is the first undefeated, 4x NCAA Division 3 champion in wrestling history. Marcus won his four titles at Augsburg. Befor Marcus' time at the D3 powerhouse, he was a 4x Minnesota State Champ and was highly recruited by the University of Minnesota. After college, Marcus was a professional MMA fighter and fought three times in the UFC. Enjoy folks!

In this episode, Ted joins Matt and Travis to give some insight on the dumpster fire that is VfB in 2022! The guys start off by going over the most famous 28's in VfB recent history and reminisce about Holger Badstuber's influence before celebrating the career that was - and is! - Günther Schäfer! The guys then take a moment to reflect upon what it was like to not just enjoy a championship ... but also a win! Speaking of wins, in Part One, the guys break down the inspiring and "intoxicating" victory over DSC before moving on to chat about the disappointing result versus BVB ... which as it turns out, most of them didn't even watch (lucky!) ... and try to figure out if there are any silver linings to take from the combined matches. (Hint: No) Part One ends with Travis throwing out a theory, the guys shockingly agreeing with said theory, and Matt ending with what may be the quote of the month, that VfB went from an "underperforming team that believes in it's cause, that has an identity and a purpose ... to a team that has no plan, has no identity, and has no purpose." Yikes! The guys shift to a more positive attitude as they start Part Two and celebrate the upcoming Pokal match versus Paderborn before getting back into their comfort zone - confusion and disappointment! Ted and Travis bring their combined experience of supporting two of the worst NFL teams in NFL history - the Bengals and the Browns - to the table in an attempt to analyze what the heck is going on in Stuttgart with the coaching search and upper management and conclude that whatever it is, it's bewegungslosigkeit (which Travis, of course, mispronounces). A brief Part Three looks toward the home match versus Augsburg and despite all the negativity, the guys end on a hopeful - if not sober - note! Episode Introduction - 0:00-8:51 Part One - 9:01-25:56 Part Two - 26:06-56:54 Part Three - 57:04-end

Leute, diesmal melden wir uns direkt vom Rande des Wahnsinns. Mit Micky Beisenherz als Helmut Kohl (natürlich), Maik Nöcker als Perestroika (den Flachmann Gorbatschow lässig in der Balenciaga-Bauchtasche) und Lucas Vogelsang als Captain Tsubasa, der wirklich erst dann schießt, wenn er das Tor sieht. Mit breiter Brust und noch breiterem Grinsen, weil heute wirklich fast alles drin ist. Schauplatzstürme. Unsere ganz eigene Bundesligakonferenz, aus Augsburg und Bochum, aus Leverkusen und aus Berlin. So sonnen wir uns endlich wieder im Flutlichtblau des Ruhrstadions, wo der VfL den Tabellenführer mit den eigenen Waffen schlagen konnte. Die Abwehr tief im Westen, der Doppelpass zum 2:0 als letztgültiger Nassmacher. Und zupfen am zweiten Anzug der roten Bullen, bis noch ein Ass aus dem Ärmel fällt. Ausgleichende Gefräßigkeit. Und natürlich garnieren wir all das mit ordentlich Nostalgie, setzen uns noch einmal mit Volker Finke in den Strandkorb, besetzen Räume, die nur er sehen kann und machen, schönes Herrensahnehäubchen, am Ende noch eine frivole Arschbombe ins Entmüdungsbecken der Nationalmannschaft. In der Hoffnung, mit den dergestalt erzeugten Wellness-Wellen nebenbei auch das neu entfachte Feuer in Jogi Löw zu löschen, bevor er damit aus Versehen die Arena auf Schalke in Brand steckt. Ihr seht also, wir bewegen uns mal wieder zwischen den Extremen. Tennis und Tönnies, Walter Frosch und Waldemar Hartmann. Eine Schnurrbartlänge vom Abgrund entfernt. Die brennende Kippe schon am Pulverfass. Und wer jetzt noch wissen will, warum Xabi Alonso demnächst die Nationalmannschaft der Winzer trainieren wird und wieso es ein Großteil der Menschen aus Castrop-Rauxel nie nach Sylt geschafft hat, der muss unbedingt reinhören. In diese neue Folge FUSSBALL MML. Viel Spaß!

Bundesliga sides didn't show much restraint or moderation on Match Day 11. We were treated to blowouts as in Dortmund and Mainz, we got top-level sides showing pretenders how it's done as in Sinsheim and Freiburg; we had topsy-turvy see-saw score draws in Leverkusen and Augsburg; hell, we even had Bochum, the team that went into the match day bottom of the league, pick off table-toppers Union Berlin. Plenty to talk about for Matt and Terry - dig in. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Action Network European soccer betting experts Michael Leboff and BJ Cunningham are back for another episode of Wondergoal! The guys preview the entire slate in the Premier League including Chelsea's big matchup with Manchester United, before giving out their best plays from around Europe.  They finish things off with their underdog parlay and favorite bets for the midweek  Subscribe, rate and review for more European soccer betting content. You can also follow the guys on the award-winning Action Network app as well as track your own picks. Download it today! 1:00 - Chelsea vs Manchester United 4:30 - Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool 7:00 - Everton vs Crystal Palace 10:30 - Manchester City vs Brighton 14:00 - Aston Villa vs Brentford 17:00 - Leeds vs Fulham 19:30 - Southampton vs Arsenal 21:00 - Wolves vs Leicester 25:00 - Tottenham vs Newcastle 31:00 - West Ham vs Bournemouth 35:00 - Bochum vs Union Berlin 37:00 - Augsburg vs RB Leipzig 38:00 - Barcelona vs Athletic Bilbao 40:00 - Roma vs Napoli 42:00 - Favorite Underdogs 44:00 - Best Bets

Alex Pellengahr und Georg Haas blicken aufs Sportliche und Finanzielle. Das Frauenteam schlägt in der Champions League den FC Rosengard, und die Herren ziehen über den FC Augsburg in die dritte Pokalrunde ein. Bei der Jahreshauptversammlung wird Herbert Hainer erneut zum Präsidenten gewählt, Dreesen stellt glänzende Zahlen vor - und Alex und Georg fragen sich: wohin mit dem vielen Geld?

Bayern Munich raced past Augsburg in the DFB Pokal after a tough first half; Hoffenheim quite easily beat Schalke as well to progress past the second round. Traditionally, Bayern has not always had it easy against Hoffenheim. So, how will things work out this time? We discuss how the match might play out as well as the following topics in this podcast: Why Hoffenheim's season has been strange so far Who are some impressive players for Hoffenheim A quick look back at Hoffenheim's results to date including a loss to Werder Bremen What was most impressive about Bayern's win over Augsburg Who some absentees are on both sides Who might start for Bayern in this game A look at some past results in this fixture Be sure to stay tuned to Bavarian Podcast Works for all of your up-to-date coverage on Bayern Munich and Germany. Follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks, @TheBarrelBlog, @tommyadams71, @bfwinnn, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Here is a synopsis of what is covered in this episode: Maaßen's setup and Nagelsmann's answer to Augsburg's early press The stats and a walkthrough of the scoring sequences Jamal Musiala's brilliant display Alphonso Davies the unstoppable roadrunner Choupo GOATing, and why he's an all time great Sven Ulreich's shortcomings, and why Bayern need a new no.2 behind Neuer Sadio Mané's rut Overall player ratings and general observations Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Union schlägt den BVB - Köln gewinnt gegen Augsburg, Auch Nkunku fehlt Leipzig gegen den HSV, Hungriger SCP zieht am HSV vorbei - Jahn erobert den Betzenberg, Friedrich sichert sich bei Bahnrad-WM Gold im Keirin

So Bayern Munich just won 5-0 against a team that were, coming into the game, above them in the table. In beating Christian Streich's SC Freiburg, Julian Nagelsmann has capped off one of the most impressive performances of the season so far. Meanwhile, a certain someone who agitated a move to FC Barcelona is staring the Europa League in the face, and coming off a defeat in his inaugural Clasico. The two FCBs contrasting fortunes make for good discussion fodder this week. In this episode, INNN and Samrin discuss: Did the presence of a target man in Choupo-Moting make the difference? Leroy Sane's new role that demolished SC Freiburg. Why chance conversion seems like the major issue at Bayern this season. A debate over how Bayern Munich control games and manage the tempo after taking the lead. Our headline topic: Does Robert Lewandowski regret moving to FC Barcelona? How Lewy's move could end up backfiring on him. Who could start for Bayern Munich against Augsburg? Who should start? Benjamin Pavard vs Noussair Mazraoui — who looks better? How Julian Nagelsmann needs to balance minutes with games vs Hoffenheim and Barcelona coming up and the cramped fixture list. Finishing off with a final prediction for the game from INNN. Be sure to stay tuned to Bavarian Podcast Works for all of your up to date coverage on Bayern Munich and Germany. Follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks, @TheBarrelBlog, @tommyadams71, @bfwinnn, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Und so schnell drehen sich die Dinge. Kaum war der Jubel vom Heimsieg gegen Dortmund verhallt, ist der erste Euro-Frust beim Effzeh aufgezogen, gefolgt von heftigen Derby-Schmerzen. Da muss sich auch FC-Reporter Guido Ostrowski erstmal schütteln, bevor er mit euch in die Analyse gehen kann. Was waren die Gründe für die 2:5-Klatsche im Borussia Park und warum hat der Effzeh trotz spielerischer Überlegenheit mit 0:1 gegen Partizan Belgrad verloren? Keine einfache Situation und trotzdem geht bei Guido der Kopf auch schnell wieder hoch und der Blick nach vorne. Denn es geht Schlag auf Schlag weiter mit dem Rückspiel in der Conference League in Belgrad und dem Heimspiel in der Bundesliga gegen Augsburg...

Mit unserem Gast Sebastian müssen über gleich zwei Niederlagen reden: gegen Partizan Belgrad und Borussia Mönchengladbach ging der FC jeweils leer aus. War im UECL-Spiel Baumgarts Rotation Schuld? Und im Derby der Platzverweis? Wir diskutieren all dies und mehr. Diese Folge ist Jörg (HeLuecht) gewidmet. Mach et joot! Chapter Marks 00:00 Intro + Begrüßung 01:34 Nachruf 03:50 Rückblick Partizan 41:48 3 von 3 (Partizan) 49:50 Rückblick Gladbach 1:32:42 3 von 3 (Augsburg) 1:41:57 U19/U21/Frauen/Diverses 1:51:07 Saisonspende 1:55:33 Fragen aus dem Chat 2:08:54 Verabschiedung Den Podcast unterstützen: www.trotzdemhier.de/spenden Intromusik: Sascha Brinkmann Folgt uns auf Twitter: twitter.com/TrotzdemHier und rezensiert uns bei iTunes & Co

So that resurgence didn't last. After big wins vs Leverkusen and Plzen, Bayern Munich have gone and conceded a 2-0 lead to draw 2-2 vs Borussia Dortmund. Once again we're back to debating Julian Nagelsmann and the crisis that the team finds itself in. With the specter of poor results hanging over Bayern, where do we go next? In this episode, INNN and Tom discuss: The complete lack of any pattern to Bayern Munich's draws/losses this season. What exactly can Julian Nagelsmann do to fix these errant results? Is there a mentality problem with the players? A quick look at the next three games coming up — Plzen, Freiburg, and Augsburg. Why Bayern Munich CANNOT afford to lose to Plzen no matter what. Implications for the Champions League group. Musings about Oliver Kahn's potential reaction to a loss to Augsburg. Why Thomas Tuchel being available casts a shadow over Julian Nagelsmann's future at the club. INNN crushes Tom's dreams of being a pro footballer. Rapidly ending the pod with an appeal to Hansi Flick. Come baaaaack. Be sure to stay tuned to Bavarian Podcast Works for all of your up to date coverage on Bayern Munich and Germany. Follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks, @TheBarrelBlog, @tommyadams71, @bfwinnn, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Agoraphobia 2022 kicks off with Bry, co-host of the Pontifacts Podcast, sharing a ghost story out of Renaissance Rome, concerning corruption and crimes of Olimpia Maidalchini Pamphilj, La Papessa. Then, Agoraphobia first-timer Gary and host of the French History Podcast, gets down and busts some moves to tell the story of the Dancing Plague of Augsburg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Er bekommt Morddrohungen, wird beleidigt und angefeindet. Dabei setzt sich Thomas Laschyk für eine bessere Gesellschaft ein. In einer neuen Folge unseres Podcasts "Augsburg, meine Stadt" spricht der 30-Jährige über die Macht der Fake News, Hass im Netz und sein Internetblog "Volksverpetzer". Mit dem "Volksverpetzer" entkräftet Laschyk Behauptungen von Querdenkern oder Rechtsextremen – und das sehr erfolgreich. Mit seinen Konten auf Facebook, Instagram und Twitter erreicht er insgesamt rund 850.000 Followerinnen und Follower. Doch mit dem Erfolg werden Laschyk und seine Kolleginnen und Kollegen auch selbst zur Zielscheibe. Für den Gründer des "Volksverpetzer" gehören Hassnachrichten und Androhung von Gewalt zum Tagesgeschäft. Im gut 80-minütigen Gespräch mit Axel Hechelmann erzählt er, wie er damit umgeht und was ihn motiviert, weiterzumachen. Außerdem spricht Laschyk im Podcast über Privates. Er erzählt von seiner Hodenkrebs-Erkrankung vor sechs Jahren, von seiner Leidenschaft für Poetry Slam und sagt, was er gerne in Augsburg unternimmt.

Welcome to Shakespeare 101! It's a perfectly fitting episode number for today as we invite a Shakespeare professor to answer YOUR questions about the Bard's staying power, how to read his works, and how to interpret Lady Macbeth. We always say we won't get TOO academic here, but we're getting pretty academic thanks to Chelsey's former Shakespeare professor. Professor Doug Green taught at Augsburg University, including Shakespeare and Renaissance literature, writing, drama, and film. He also helped develop and taught Augsburg's first course in queer studies. He has an abundance of knowledge and advice to share with us as we read Macbeth together this month, so jump in and travel back to the college classroom with us today.    Books, authors, and resources mentioned: Paradise Lost by John Milton Samson Agonistes by John Milton The Pilgrim's Progress by John Bunyan  The Bacchae of Euripedes  Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? by Edward Albee To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf Ben Jonson Beaumont & Fletcher John Dryden Alexander Pope Theater Mu Penumbra Theater Ovid Plutarch Holinshed's Chronicles Chaucer The Guthrie Theater Classical Actor's Ensemble 10,000 Things Barbarian Tony Kushner  Colson Whitehead James McBride Toni Morrison Louise Erdrich Margaret Atwood Robert Frost Mary Oliver Lucille Clifton Ross Gay Richard Blanco Elizabeth Alexander   Shakespeare Supplements: The Oxford English Dictionary Folio Facsimile The Folger Library MIT Global Shakespeare Norton Shakespeare   Macbeth on Film: Coen's The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021, stream on Apple TV) Polanski's The Tragedy of Macbeth (1970, stream on Amazon Prime) Kurosawa's Throne of Blood (1957, stream on HBO Max or Amazon Prime) Find Doug's work: Jumping the Median with Doug Green

Augsburg economics professor Dr. Jeanne Boeh asked us to call her when the news was actually good. So we did. What caused the spike in the Dow, and is this part of a positive trend?

Frisch von der Wiesn und schon klappt es beim Fussball-Gott Thomas Wagner wieder viel besser. Nie war er mehr auf den Punkt als in dieser Folge. Nie war der Fussball-Pate aus der Eifel schärfer. Nur Kurzhantel-Gott Kleiß versucht auch heute wieder all seine Kraft einzusetzen, um zusammen mit Wagner die Klasse zu halten. Was ist plötzlich mit Werder Bremen los? Sie zerlegten Gladbach am Wochenende! Was läuft in Augsburg? Haben wir nach dem Wunder-Terzic nun einen Wunder-Maaßen? Kann der neue Trainer den FC Augsburg noch weiter nach oben führen? Endspiele im Liga-Keller. Stuttgart und Leverkusen müssen um ihre Trainer bangen. Und dazu: Ein legendärer Rückblick auf die WM 1966 und eine wilde Tipperei in der Europa League.

Panel discussion reflecting on the 25th Anniversary of the Augsburg PA Program.

Musa and Ryan recap some of the goings-on around European football from the weekend. They begin in Germany, where Union remained top, Bayern lost again to Augsburg, and Dortmund won the derby against Schalke (02:32). There were goals and big results on the WSL's return (06:28), as newly promoted Liverpool beat champion Chelsea and Aston Villa beat Manchester City in a seven-goal thriller! They also discuss key games from Serie A (10:39) and the Premier League (15:02) before moving on to the Madrid Derby (29:08), which saw grimness off the pitch and some greatness on it. Finally, they answer a few questions on De Zerbi, expanding the Women's Champions League, and more. Hosts: Musa Okwonga and Ryan Hunn Producer: Ryan Hunn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Was war die sportlich beste Entscheidung beim FCA in den vergangenen Jahren – und was die schlechteste? War der FC Augsburg früher wirklich cooler? Und geht es eigentlich, einen Tag lang nicht an den Verein zu denken? Diese und viele andere Fragen beantwortet der neue Präsident des Bundesligisten, Markus Krapf, in unserem Podcast "Augsburg, meine Stadt". Im Gespräch mit Ida König und Florian Eisele erzählt der neue starke Mann im Verein, wie er die ersten Wochen im Amt erlebt hat, wie er zu Sport-Geschäftsführer Stefan Reuter steht, was er ändern möchte und warum er in der Vergangenheit manchmal das Gefühl hatte, dass sich der FCA aufgrund mancher stromlinienförmigen Entscheidung zu einem "0815-Bundesligisten" entwickelte. Der 50-Jährige verrät auch, warum er sich nach seiner Zeit als Geschäftsstellenleiter und Pressesprecher beim FCA (2002 bis 2006 als Geschäftsführer und dann noch ein Jahr als Geschäftsstellenleiter und Medienchef) zuerst sicher war, kein Amt mehr in einem Bundesliga-Verein mehr übernehmen zu wollen – und es fast als Verrat an seinem Herzensklub gesehen hätte, nun nicht erneut in die Verantwortung zu gehen. Die Entscheidungen, die der Präsident des FC Augsburg treffen kann, sind weitreichend: Seine Befugnisse reichen weit in die Profiabteilung, die in einer ausgegliederten KGaA organisiert ist, hinein. Über eine Stunde hat sich Markus Krapf für das Gespräch Zeit genommen und dabei nicht nur Fragen zum sportlichen Geschehen, sondern auch zu seiner Verbundenheit mit seiner Geburtsstadt Augsburg und zu seiner persönlichen Sichtweise auf vieles, was in der Stadt vor sich geht, beantwortet. Viel Spaß beim Hören!

Über hundert Kinder aus Kitas in Fischach und Augsburg haben am 21. September gemeinsam Musik gemacht - und zwar mit den Augsburger Philharmonikern. Eine ganz besondere Premiere für die Kinder, die Musiker, Musikpädagogen und natürlich für die Erzieher.

Jimbo and the Euro crew of James Horncastle, Julien Laurens, Alvaro Romeo and Raphael Honigstein reassemble after a dramatic weekend on the continent. Bayern Munich lose at Augsburg and are on their worst run for 20 years. Sadly for Sadio Mane. The Madrid Derby is won by Real but marred by racist chants and gestures towards Vinicius from Atletico fans. We dive into a story that also involves dancing and El Chiringuito. A seismic day in Serie A with Milan, Inter, Roma and Juventus all losing on the same day. But it's the Old Lady's defeat at bottom club Monza that really has Allegri under the microscope. And in France, there's 9 second red cards and Favre out of favour at Nice. Could Mauricio Pochettino be set for an immediate return to Ligue 1? RUNNING ORDER:  • PART 1: Moment of the weekend (04.00) • PART 2a: Bayern on worst Bundesliga run in 20 years (07.40) • PART 2b: Madrid derby marred by racism towards Vinicius (16.00)  • PART 3: Milan, Inter, Juve and Roma all lose on the same day (29.00) • PART 4: Pochettino to Nice? (42.00)  SIGN UP TO THE ATHLETIC TODAY FOR £1 A MONTH FOR THE FIRST 6 MONTHS • theathletic.com/totally Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pyrotechnické show na stadionech mnozí fanoušci milují pro jejich působivý efekt, vábí je i chuť zakázaného ovoce. Zato fotbalisté přerušování zápasů kvůli dýmu nad hřištěm rádi nemají. Pohled na pyro byl tématem pro Nosiče vody.Chcete si z podcastu vybrat jen některá témata?2:00 Sparta nezáří, přesto láká na stadion zástupy13:00 Plzeň - Slavia: pyro, nebo nepyro?27:00 Jak to vypadá na spodním konci tabulky?32:00 Novinky z Bundesligy a Premier League43:00 Pod kterým trenérem v PL se nejvíc kýve židle?47:00 Kúdela překvapivě v reprezentaci pro Ligu národů53:00 Sázkařské okénko: tipy pro Ligu národů„Pyro není zločin!“ patří mezi hesla, na nichž se jádra fanouškovských komunit shodnou bez ohledu na klubovou příslušnost. Jde o téma, které jejich svět spojuje, je výrazem jejich identity a také vizualizovaným projevem vzdoru a ohnivé rebelie vůči šedivému světu plnému oficialit, úřadů a jejich věčných zákazů a pravidel.Pro jedny je pyro nepostradatelnou ingrediencí fotbalové atmosféry, pro jiné výrazem chuligánství. Nese v sobě emoci, energii, ale i riziko ohrožení zdraví. A jak vlastně na pyrotechnické exhibice svých fanoušků nahlížejí sami fotbalisté?Protagonisté podcastu se samozřejmě věnovali i analýze ligových hitů. Ale ani od rozboru ostře sledovaných mačů Baník-Sparta a Plzeň-Slavia nebylo tentokrát k tématu pyrotechniky daleko. A to v různých souvislostech.„Sparťanští hráči šli po zápase zcela tradičním způsobem poděkovat svým fanouškům. Jenže někteří z nich pak měli pomalu co dělat, aby se vyhnuli několika světlicím, jež se na ně začaly snášet  z kotle jejich rozhněvaných příznivců. Představa, že hraješ v domácím prostředí před takovými fanoušky, a to v době, kdy se ti vyloženě nedaří, nejspíš musí s psychikou jednotlivců hodně zacvičit,“ míní moderátor podcastu Jaromír Bosák.Pyrotechnika sehrála ještě významnější roli během nejočekávanějšího zápasu kola mezi Plzní a Slavií. „Příznivci Slavie byli před stadionem i v hustém dešti šacováni až policejním způsobem. Přesto jsme byli svědky pyrotechnického představení obou fanouškovských táborů,“ pokračuje v tématu Jaromír Bosák.„Já nemám problém s nějakou předzápasovou choreografií, ale jiné je to v průběhu zápasu. Kvůli užití pyrotechniky se v tomto případě na několik minut přestalo hrát. A to mi vadí. Hráči vychladnou v dešti, zápas ztratí tempo, a tak riskujete, že se kvůli tomu ještě někdo zraní,“ rozhořčuje se Bosák.„Je to bezohledné vůči hráčům na place a v zásadě i vůči všem ostatním divákům. Pokazí se tím sportovní drama, které se musí pro zhoršenou viditelnost přerušit. V tu chvíli vlastně dojde k tomu, že si fanoušci na stadionu uzurpují hlavní slovo. To by jim ale během rozehraného zápasu patřit nemělo,“ nabízí svůj pohled bývalého profesionálního fotbalisty Karel Tvaroh.„Já na pyrotechniku nemám nijak vyhraněný pohled. S výjimkou jednoho aspektu, toho nejdůležitějšího. Aby užívání pyrotechniky neohrožovalo bezpečnost a zdraví lidí na stadionu,“ zapojuje se Luděk Mádl. Existuje bezpečná pyrotechnika? I o tom debatovali Nosiči vody.Podcast se tentokrát ve světě fanoušků zdržel i s dalším tématem. Fotbal teď totiž v Česku táhne. Zejména příznivci pražských „S“ a Baníku Ostrava si vysloužili pochvalu za pravidelně vysokou návštěvnost v aktuálním ročníku Fortuna ligy. „I zápas reprezentace proti Portugalsku byl dlouho dopředu vyprodaný. Skvělý signál, to tady také nebývalo zvykem,“ podotkl Luděk Mádl. Co podle něj láká právě nyní diváky do hledišť (a na zápas s Portugalci obzvlášť)? I to uslyšíte v nové epizodě podcastu Nosiči vody. Stejně jako debatu na téma, jaký typ hráče nejvíc schází pražské Spartě. Nebo proč Slavia opakuje stále stejnou chybu, kvůli níž v neděli prohrála i v Plzni.Nosiče vody zaujalo, že za londýnský Arsenal nastoupil historicky nejmladší hráč, teprve patnáctiletý Ethan Nwaneri. A živě si zaspekulovali také o tom, který z trenérů to ted má v Premier League nejnahnutější. Nechybí pohled na Bundesligu a debata, zda Bayern Mnichov má, či nemá problém, když si jeho skalp pověsí za opasek i jindy skromný Augsburg.A to není zdaleka všechno. Měl by se v českém reprezentačním výběru objevovat zástupce indonéské ligy? Jak silné je současné Portugalsko v čele se stárnoucím CR7? V sázkařském okénku s Fortunou tentokrát Nosiči vody analyzují vyhlídky české reprezentace před závěrečnými zápasy v Lize národů. Udrží se podle nich Česko v elitní skupině A? Proč Luděk Mádl tentokrát týmu příliš nevěří a kdo z Nosičů je naopak optimista? Poslechněte si celou epizodu!Nosiči vody Fotbalový podcast Seznam Zpráv. Jaromír Bosák, Luděk Mádl a Karel Tvaroh každý týden o českém a světovém fotbalu. Příběhy, aféry, důležité postavy na hřišti i v zákulisí. Odebírejte na Podcasty.cz, Apple Podcasts nebo Spotify. Sledujte nás na Twitteru! Najdete nás tam jako @Nosicivody. Máte návrh, jak podcast vylepšit? Nebo nás chcete pochválit? Pište na audio@sz.cz.

Augsburg ødelegger Oktoberfest for Bayern. Carl Zeiss Jena-fansen tar pulsen på Regionalliga. Hertha drar etter Asbjørn til USA. Kokolyttere leverer sterk rapport fra Oberliga i Hamburg og omegn. Jarstein og Hertha drar til konfliktrådet. Kan Union Berlin bli Bundesligas Leicester?

Reynoso & Soltero discuss Bayern's questionable start to the season, Ligue 1's season outlook, Leicester's potential relegation, whether if Manchester City could go invincible, Chivas vs. America reaction, and a deep dive into the Brazilian national team. (00:00) Atletico Tucuman update (01:36) Why Bayern struggled against Augsburg (06:12) Bayern are missing Robert Lewandowski (11:30) Discussing the Bundesliga title race (14:14) The challenges CONCACAF players face in Europe (17:50) How lower level teams feel facing big clubs (20:16) Lyon looked levels below PSG (23:41) Ligue 1 looks incredibly weak this season (25:55) Sporting CP's masterclass against Tottenham (28:14) Is Leicester City going to get relegated? (32:00) What's wrong with West Ham? (33:00) Could Manchester City go invincible? (37:14) No one hits a ball like Heung Min Son (38:40) America vs. Chivas REACTION (41:37) Are Monterrey title contenders? (42:30) International coaches have toxic egos (45:51) Brazil's World Cup PREVIEW (52:14) Who starts at GK? (54:20) Who starts at CB? (57:16) Who starts at LB & RB? (01:03:56) Who starts at CDM? (01:08:58) Who is Brazil's front 3? (01:13:13) Why Gabriel Jesus deserves to start (01:24:05) What a World Cup would do for Neymar's legacy (01:30:00) Brazil World Cup PREDICTIONS (01:35:43) Imagine if Argentina faces Brazil in the semis

Program Adı: Bundesliga 101 Bölüm: 7 Program İçeriği: 22/23 Sezonu 7.Hafta Maçlarının Değerlendirmeleri Ana Başlık: Bundesliga 101 22/23 Sezonu 7.Hafta | Union Berlin'i Tutabilene Aşk Olsun | Augsburg'dan Bayern'e Soğuk Duş | Kamada'nın Şovuyla Frankfurt Rahat Kazandı | Dortmund Düşe Kalka Devam | Gladbach Adeta Leipzig'i Sahadan Sildi Program Detayı: -Haftanın önemli maçlarını değerlendirdik. -Augsburg'un ön saha presiyle Bayern'i boğduğu maç performansını masaya yatırdık. -Gladbach'ın Leipzig'e sahayı nasıl dar ettiğini konuştuk. -Deniz Aytekin'in muhteşem hakemliğinden bahsettik. Konuşmacılar: Öner Tavtay - Gencer Konur #Bundesliga101 #Bundesliga #UnionBerlin #SheraldoBecker #Augsburg #MergimBerisha #BayernMünih #JulianNagelsmann #Frankfurt #Dortmund

Bayern Munich suffered their first loss of the season against a struggling Augsburg side. With players unable to capitalize on chances and unwilling to track back at times, it seems there are issues popping up everywhere at FC Bayern. Tom and Samrin try to make sense of the issues and discuss the following: What Tom thinks the main issue with Bayern currently is Is Julian Nagelsmann's job truly at risk? Are there signs of problems in the dressing room? What is happening with the front quartet at Bayern? Whether Robert Lewandowski is missed Whether Bayern should sign a striker in January Can Bayern work without a true number nine? Will the poor finishing of Bayern's front line impact the German National Team? How the players' performance with Hansi Flick might possibly impact Julian Nagelsmann Be sure to stay tuned to Bavarian Podcast Works for all of your up to date coverage on Bayern Munich and Germany. Follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks, @TheBarrelBlog, @tommyadams71, @bfwinnn, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dortmund gewinnt das Derby, Union dominiert und Augsburg bereitet Bayern Kummer. Yvonne Marjan und Jens Buschmann analysieren den 7. Spieltag mit Fokus auf den BVB.

Bayern Munich lost 1-0 to Augsburg over the weekend, meaning they have secured just 3 of a possible 12 points in the Bundesliga over their last 4 matches. This comes right off the heels of the Bavarians' somewhat lucky win over Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday. Things are looking rather grim for Julian Nagelsmann, who has a lot of thinking and acting to do over the international break. Join Ben, Garett, Tim, and Sebastian as they discuss all of this and more in the 137th episode of the Super Bayern Podcast. Join our podcast's Bundesliga fantasy league! Simply create your team in the Bundesliga fantasy app and enter the league name: Super Bayern Pod. * Email: SuperBayernPod@gmail.com * Twitter: @SuperBayernPod Special thanks to "The Fast Lovin', Sin-Soaked Heathen" YouTube channel for the "Super Bayern!" chant used at the beginning of each episode; and to friend of the pod Thomas Frank for the outro.

Forgive us if we're feeling woozy. It's been twelve years since FC Bayern München got off to a start this poor, and more than 20 since they went four games without a win. It's a lot to take in, especially with a Revierderby on the docket, as well as a supremely confident performance from table-toppers 1. FC Union Berlin. Borussia Dortmund: A History in Black and Yellow author Terry Duffelen returns to the pod to talk through all the action from Match Day 7. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolfsburg will nach kicker-Informationen Führungsebene neu ordnen, kicker-Elf des Spieltags mit sieben Spielern von Augsburg und Gladbach, Essen gegen Saarbrücken schließt Spieltag in der 3. Liga ab, Saison für 49ers Quarterback Lance gelaufen

Ian Paul Joy, Nigel Reo-Coker and Heath Pearce breakdown all the action and talking points from a weekend of stellar European domestic fixtures which saw Napoli take maximum points at the San Siro as Serie A's other traditional powerhouses all suffered defeat. Plus, La Liga's handling of racist abuse comes under scrutiny following Real Madrid's win in El Derbi, Bayern Munich's issues continue, and a teenager makes history in the Premier League. (02:06) -- AC Milan 1-2 Napoli: Dest's baptism of fire (08:30) -- Roma 0-1 Atalanta: Tammy's missed chances (22:05) -- Monza 1-0 Juventus: Allegri's problematic project (30:53) -- Udinese 3-1 Inter: Is Inzaghi losing his touch? (35:30) -- Augsburg 1-0 Bayern: Worrying times for Nagelsmann (46:25) -- Atleti 1-2 Real Madrid: Racist chanting spoils El Derbi (59:50) -- Premier League: Nwareni makes history, West Ham woes, Son shines for Spurs (111:03) -- Bundesliga: Pefok takes Union Berlin top! ‘Qué Golazo' is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts, Castbox and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Follow the Qué Golazo team on  Twitter: @quegolazopod, @JOYPAULIAN, @MikeLahoud, @JimmyConrad, @FabrizioRomano, @Jon_LeGossip, @jamesbenge, Nigel Reo-Coker, @heathpearce, @PartidoPooper Watch Qué Golazo on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/QueGolazo For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Get 20% off Que Golazo merch, using the code GOLAZO20: https://store.cbssports.com/collections/que-golazo?utm_source=podcast-apple-com&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=buy-our-merch&utm_content=que-golazo Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bayern Munich is coming off of a huge performance against Barcelona; in a game of two halves, they looked very nervous in the first half and quite assured in the next. Now, ahead of the international break, Bayern must produce a much-needed Bundesliga win against local rivals FC Augsburg. In this podcast we talk about: Augsburg's run in the Bundesliga so far An in-depth look at Augsburg's last performance against Werder Bremen Changes that have taken place in terms of personnel at the club How Augsburg might set up against Bayern What Bayern's personnel shortage means for the defense Who will Julian Nagelsmann play next to Joshua Kimmich? Who will occupy the front four slots? Be sure to stay tuned to Bavarian Podcast Works for all of your up to date coverage on Bayern Munich and Germany. Follow us on Twitter @BavarianFBWorks, @TheBarrelBlog, @tommyadams71, @bfwinnn, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Augsburg economics professor Dr. Jeanne Boeh joined Jason to talk about why the markets tanked after the release of the August CPI numbers. What's going to turn inflation around?

Ausschreitungen in Nizza bei Kölner Conference-League-Spiel, Bremen und Augsburg treffen in Bundesliga aufeinander, Fans in Kiel und Hamburg fiebern Nordderby entgegen, Buffalo Bills siegen beim Champion klar

Werder Bremen verliert gegen Augsburg, 1. FC Nürnberg und HSV gewinnen in der 2. Liga, Premier League sagt nach Tod der Queen 7. Spieltag ab, DFB gibt mögliche Austragungsorte für Frauen-WM 2027 bekannt

Vigil of Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Father Dave preaches from a traditionally Lutheran church, and describes some commonalities in how both Christian faiths honor the Word of God. He reminds us that we are to be set on fire by the Gospel, as the Scriptures tell us today. He also explains the devotion to Mary, Untier of Knots, and challenges us to set the world ablaze and undo knots for others. Preached at Saint Anne Church, Augsburg, Germany on 08-13-22

Building on the previous episode, this one continues to discuss the work of Bayard Rustin and the overlapping struggles that shaped his vision of democracy and his approach to organizing. I do so with Harry Boyte.  We focus on Rustin's practice as an organizer, his conception of nonviolence as a form of democratic politics, and how to understand Rustin's classic 1964 essay “From Protest to Politics,” as well as what Rustin has to teach us today. Along the way, Harry tells dramatic stories about his own work as an organizer and unfolds why Rustin's approach shows how distinctions between left and right or conservative and progressive are useless for thinking politically. Harry reflects on how all communities have democratic and authoritarian impulses. For him, the work of organizing is to identify and build up the capacity of the former and counter the work of conflict entrepreneurs who play on the latter.GuestHarry C. Boyte is a public intellectual, organizer, and theorist of the public work framework of civic engagement and participatory democracy. He worked as a young man for Martin Luther King's organization, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, reporting to Dorothy Cotton, director of the movement's 900 grassroots citizenship schools. From 1966 to 1972, following the suggestion of King, he organized poor white mill workers in Durham, North Carolina who built a community organization, ACT, which made connections with poor blacks in Durham. He was a co-founder of the New American Movement, a precursor to Bernie Sanders' Democratic Socialists of America, before he shifted to a democratic populist philosophy in the late 1970s. Boyte is now Senior Scholar in Public Work Philosophy at Augsburg, a Senior Associate of the Kettering Foundation, a cofounder of the Institute for Public Life and Work, and on the Scholars Council of Braver Angels.Asked by the University of Minnesota's Humphrey Institute in 1987 to organize a project on democracy, he translated what he called the “citizen politics” he had generalized from the organizing of the Industrial Areas Foundation into a variety of projects to democratize institutions, from schools and colleges to government agencies and nonprofits. In 1990, working with Dorothy Cotton and Jim Scheibel, he founded Public Achievement (PA) a youth political and civic education initiative based on community organizing practices and a larger view of democracy which has spread to more than 20 countries.From 1993 to 1995, Boyte coordinated Reinventing Citizenship, a cross partisan alliance of educational, civic, and philanthropic civic groups, which worked with President Clinton's White House Domestic Policy Council to analyze the gap between citizens and government and to advance the idea of “public work,” akin to what Nobel prize winner Elinor Ostrom later theorized as “polycentric governance” as an alternative to simple regulation or service delivery. In 2012-2013, on the invitation of Obama's White House Office of Public Engagement, he coordinated the American Commonwealth Partnership, a confederation of higher education and civic groups formed to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Morrill Act establishing land grant colleges.Harry Boyte has authored, coauthored, and edited eleven books on democracy, citizenship, and community organizing, including The Backyard Revolution (1980), Free Spaces with Sara Evans (1986, 1992); CommonWealth: A Return to Citizen Politics (1989) and Awakening Democracy (2018). His writings have appeared in more than 100 publications including New York Times, Political Theory, Chronicle of Higher Education, Public Administration Review, and Education Week.Resources for Going DeeperSee the show notes for the previous episode.

Augsburg und Hertha wollen in Sonntagsspiel wichtige Punkte holen, Hansa Rostock empfängt Hannover96 zum Nord-Duell, Deutsche Basketballer treffen bei EM auf Litauen, Jule Niemeier bei US Open im Achtelfinale

Augsburg und Hertha wollen in Sonntagsspiel wichtige Punkte holen, Hansa Rostock empfängt Hannover96 zum Nord-Duell, Deutsche Basketballer treffen bei EM auf Litauen, Jule Niemeier bei US Open im Achtelfinale

Vega, in the constellation Lyra, stands high overhead at nightfall. Arcturus, in Boötes, is well up in the west. And Antares, the heart of the scorpion, is in the south-southwest. Those stars are also known as Alpha Lyrae, Alpha Boötis, and Alpha Scorpii, indicating that each is the brightest member of its constellation. The names were devised by Johann Bayer, who was born 450 years ago. Bayer was born in Germany in 1572, although the exact date is unknown. He was a lawyer, and became legal advisor to the Augsburg city council. Bayer also was interested in astronomy. And in 1603, he published a star atlas. It was the first atlas to cover the entire night sky, including some southern constellations that had been plotted a few years earlier. Bayer named the stars using a letter of the Greek alphabet followed by the constellation name. So a constellation's brightest star was alpha, the second brightest was beta, and so on. There were some exceptions, though — some stars were named based on their position. So while the star Dubhe is Alpha Ursae Majoris, it's only the second-brightest star of Ursa Major. It marks the lip of the bowl of the Big Dipper, with the other Greek-letter stars tracing the dipper's outline. Bayer and a colleague created another atlas, published after Bayer died, that used names from Christianity. But it never caught on — leaving more than a thousand stars named with the Greek alphabet.  Script by Damond Benningfield Support McDonald Observatory