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Bauer continues his insightful conversation with Pastor Gary Hamrick about his book, Standing on the Edge of Eternity. They explore God's heart behind prophecy, the role of “the two witnesses,” and why current world events point to Christ's return. Discover how Revelation reveals God's rescue plan for a hurting world. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29

The federal government remains shutdown, and Wisconsin farmers are left without many of the tools they count on at this time of the year. Stephanie Hoff takes a closer look at how private businesses are trying to work through the situation. Rene Johnson, senior vice president of ag lending at Lake Ridge Bank and Jessica Sarbacker, vice president of crop insurance at Lake Ridge Bank are two trying to work through these processes. They sayas of Oct. 23, about 2,100 FSA offices reopened nationwide with limited hours (8–4:30) and only two staff per office, focusing on processing ARC/PLC and disaster relief payments. Many beginning farmers rely on the Farm Service Agency for financing, especially those with limited access to commercial credit or bank loans. Joint lending relationships between FSA and local lenders are common, helping new farmers secure funding. On the crop side, most (nearly all) farmers participate with FSA, reporting their planted acres and enrolling in federal programs. Farmers must report fall-planted crops like wheat, cover crops, and alfalfa by the Nov. 15 deadline, which aligns with the crop insurance deadline. Due to limited staffing and backlogs at FSA offices, it’s unlikely farmers will meet the Nov. 15 reporting deadline, prompting expectations of a possible extension. However, crop insurance deadlines typically are not extended, creating pressure for farmers to submit acreage information on time. The two say that the fall season brings peak financial pressure as farmers face high input costs, low commodity prices, and upcoming land rent, loan, and equipment payments, areas where FSA payments can provide crucial relief. Definitely cooler weather today for Wisconsin with a lot of overcast skies. Stu Muck says there is a chance you could see some snowflakes by the weekend. How comfortable are you with foreign ownership of Wisconsin farmland? That's a question that the Assembly Agriculture Committee's been discussing for several sessions. Now the chair of the committee says they're close to verbage they believe could pass. Travis Tranel, chair, says they put an emphasis on the value of private property rights in the U.S. versus the foreign adversaries they're working to keep out. Weather has cooperated with the fall harvest, allowing farms to get ahead on manure management and fall tillage. If you're tempted to try and apply some nitrogen this fall, think again. That's the advice of Dan Smith, UW-Extension Nutrient and Pest Management Program Manager. He says that normally nitrogen is applied in the spring to eliminate the risk of loss. Still, if weather allows and growers want to do it, he advises that you apply fall nitrogen after soil temperatures dip below 50 degrees. Where is the holiday demand for dairy? Zach Bauers, dairy analyst with EverAg picks up on that conversation with Pam Jahnke. Bauers says without the federal government supplying information, it's tough to know. Now Bauers says it'll be about information management since USDA has announced it will begin releasing delayed reports this week. How will the market manage that "information dump"?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Andy Bauer, Renee Haltom, and Matt Martin share what they are hearing about economic conditions from their business contacts in the Fifth District. They also discuss variations in conditions by sector and region as well as how businesses currently view labor markets and price levels. Bauer, Haltom, and Martin are regional executives at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. Full transcript and related links: https://www.richmondfed.org/podcasts/speaking_of_the_economy/2025/speaking_2025_11_05_what_biz_are_saying

In this episode of The Print Files: A Big Month in Print, Lindy Hughson and Jan Arreza analyse the major news and trends shaping the Australasian print industry in October.We begin our discussion by reviewing Visual Media Association's recent advocacy efforts, launching the 2025 Industry Metrics Survey with Ricoh Australia and lobbying for the industry to be recognised as critical sovereign manufacturing sectors. We also explore major technology showcases from IVE Group with new Koenig & Bauer presses, Orora's open day for brands featuring Velox's direct-to-can digital print system, and Roland DG's Dimense DA-640 bringing texture to wide-format printing. We discuss business developments with Colour Cartel's rapid expansion and installation of ROQ, Revolution Print's StickySheets.com.au automation breakthrough, Coopers Brewery's Bolte Bridge billboard campaign, and new VistaPrint research on branded merchandise. We also touch on ongoing M&A momentum with Kwik Kopy joining the Fortidia Group, Rawson acquiring IntoPrint, and Print ePS merging with CAI Software. We wrap up with people moves across Currie Group, Jet Technologies, and Women in Print, plus new equipment releases from Canon, Konica Minolta and HP pointing to another strong quarter of innovation in print.Links:VMA releases 2025 Industry Metrics Surveywww.print21.com.au/industry/latest/vma-releases-2025-industry-metrics-survey VMA lobbies to protect print, sign and packaging skillswww.print21.com.au/industry/latest/vma-lobbies-to-protect-print-sign-and-packaging-skillsIVE opens doors to Braeside facility for tech showcasewww.print21.com.au/commercial/ive-opens-doors-to-braeside-facility-for-tech-showcaseKoenig & Bauer unlocks new opportunities with Boschwww.print21.com.au/industry/latest/koenig-and-bauer-unlocks-new-opportunities-with-boschOrora brings Helio to the brandswww.print21.com.au/packaging/orora-brings-helio-to-the-brandsFirst Helio-printed can hits the trackwww.print21.com.au/packaging/first-helio-printed-can-hits-the-trackRoland DG opens new markets with Dimense DA-640www.print21.com.au/commercial/roland-dg-opens-new-markets-with-dimense-da-640Rapid expansion drives new ROQ install for Colour Cartelwww.print21.com.au/commercial/rapid-expansion-drives-new-roq-install-for-colour-cartelStickySheets: When vision meets technologywww.print21.com.au/commercial/stickysheets-when-vision-meets-technologyThe Print Files Ep 68: with Leon Wilson and James...

Fr. Stephan's homily on the Commemoration of the Faithfully Departed

Ever feel like you're either hiding completely or sharing way too much on social media?This week on Beyond the Clinic, I'm joined by the brilliant Kell Bauer, personal brand strategist and founder of Brand Alchemy, to unpack how health professionals can build a magnetic, trustworthy personal brand — without oversharing or feeling exposed.We explore how to share your story in a way that connects, not cringes — and how to show up online as a real human while still maintaining your professional boundaries.If you've ever worried about how much to share, what's too personal, or how to build a brand that reflects who you really are — this is the episode for you.

Die Themen: Explosion in Castrop-Rauxel sorgt für Großeinsatz und mehrere Verletzte; Musiker Yungblud eskaliert bei Klaas Heufer-Umlauf mit zerstörtem Hotelzimmer; RTL startet neue Familien Realityshow; Songs aus der Jugend prägen Menschen ein Leben lang; Tony Bauers Bühnenprogram „Fallschirmspringer"; Pierre M. Krause startet mit neuer Staffel „Kurzstrecke“ und VIP-Logen als Stimmungskiller im Fußballstadion Du möchtest mehr über unsere Werbepartner erfahren? Hier findest du alle Infos & Rabatte: https://linktr.ee/ApokalypseundFilterkaffee

Dr Karen Bauer examines how the Qurʾān unites intellect, emotion, and moral behaviour in a single vision of human virtue. Rejecting the modern separation between thought and feeling, she shows that Qurʾānic rationality is profoundly moral: to think rightly is to feel rightly and act justly. This podcast invites reflection on how the heart, mind, and ethics intertwine in Qurʾānic spirituality.

Unter dem Motto "Mir san Mir", "Was der Bauer net kennt frisst er ned" "Des ham wir immer scho so g'macht" und "Mei königlich bayerische Ruah will i ham" hat sich der Stamm der Bayern den Wunsch nach einem ungestörten und friedlichen Leben seit Millionen von Jahren erfolgreich gesichert. Eine Glosse von Helmut Schleich.

In this episode, Ziad Hanhan, MD, hosted a discussion about lung cancer diagnosis, surgical management, and evolving treatment paradigms. Dr Hanhan is a thoracic surgeon at Hackensack Meridian Health, chairman of Surgery at Bayshore Medical Center in Holmdel, New Jersey, and chief of Thoracic Surgery at Riverview Medical Center in Red Bank, New Jersey. He was joined by: Thomas Bauer, MD, the chair of surgery at Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune Township, New Jersey, and Hackensack Meridian Health School of Medicine Rachel NeMoyer, MD, a thoracic surgeon at Hackensack Meridian Health Drs Hanhan, Bauer, and NeMoyer discussed current standards and future directions in thoracic oncology, emphasizing multidisciplinary collaboration and technological innovation. The conversation opened with an overview of lung cancer epidemiology, and the experts noted that this disease remains the leading cause of cancer-related mortality in both men and women. They explained that approximately 90% of lung cancer cases are attributable to tobacco use, making cessation a key preventive measure. They also emphasized that early detection through low-dose CT screening improves outcomes when the disease is identified at an early stage. However, despite these advances, they stated that most lung cancer cases in the United States continue to be diagnosed at stage III or IV, underscoring the need for improved screening adherence. They expanded on current lung cancer screening guidelines and noted that lung cancer often presents with nonspecific symptoms, such as chronic cough or hemoptysis, and that many cases are discovered incidentally on imaging. The surgeons also discussed diagnostic strategies for pulmonary nodules and emphasized a patient-tailored approach that balances diagnostic yield with procedural risk. They also acknowledged that emerging modalities, such as liquid biopsy and breath-based DNA detection, are promising but still investigational. They underscored that frailty assessment remains integral to surgical candidacy determination, with both clinical evaluation and pulmonary function testing guiding decision-making. The team also highlighted the role of multidisciplinary tumor boards in integrating surgical, medical, and radiation oncology perspectives. For early-stage disease, surgery remains the standard, whereas patients with stage III disease typically receive neoadjuvant therapy incorporating immuno-oncology agents. The group also discussed expanding surgical indications in select stage IV cases, reflecting improved survival associated with immunotherapy.

Wisconsin potato growers are battling both uncooperative weather and tough market conditions this fall. Prolonged heat delayed harvest across the Midwest, forcing farmers to work overnight to protect crop quality, while the frost now threatens what’s left in the ground. Despite decent yields, prices have fallen under pressure from oversupply and reduced demand. Alsum Farms Manager Ryan Walther, out of Friesland, tells Stephanie Hoff that they’re hoping for a market turnaround soon. Sunshine again today with moderate temps. Stu Muck says there is a sliver of a chance for rain by late in the weekend.10 Wisconsin FFA members are in the final phase of competition for National Proficiency awards in Indianapolis. Tyler Leuch is one of those. This young man from Waunakee says through some 4-H leadership as a kid, he's been able to hone his skills and build a custom clipping business that has earned him a place in Indianapolis.Jill Welke is in Indianapolis visiting with Thad Bergschneider from Illinois. This young man is the current National FFA President. While his term may have started out with all kinds of hopes and goals, things changed when he broke his arm playing basketball. He explains how it forced him to pivot how he shared his FFA messages.The holding pattern continues for dairy traders according to Zach Bauers, dairy analyst with EverAg, joins Pam Jahnke to discuss. Now the market faces increased anxiety over the potential pause in SNAP benefits. Bauer says that program supports a lot of dairy investment by the government. He also notes that MAHA is re-examining the potential for "food boxes" similar to what was distributed during the pandemic. If that would come to pass, it would likely give a lift to dairy at least temporarily.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eure Fitaminbombe der Unterhaltung begrüßt euch diese Woche u.a. mit Diskussionsthemen aus dem Fitnessstudio.Wir machen uns Gedanken über den Kleidungsstil von Zivilpolizisten und würden euch gerne fragen, ob wir euch mal umarmen dürften?

When Hanna Bauer's publishing business faced a perfect storm of budget cuts, industry disruption, and the ebook revolution, she learned that Six Sigma processes weren't enough. The real transformation required leading with heart.In this raw conversation, Hanna shares the wake-up call that changed everything: a top employee resigning to take a pay cut elsewhere. This crisis revealed the truth about organizational change; you can have all the right processes, but without genuine human connection and psychological safety, your best people will walk.Whether you're leading digital transformation or navigating organizational change, this episode delivers practical wisdom on building growth-oriented cultures where people actually want to stay.This week´s Takeaways:1. Hope Drives Change People with high hope find a way where there is no way. Leaders must tap into this to navigate uncertainty; it's not just positive thinking, it's the catalyst for transformation.2. Psychological Safety Starts at the Top Growth-oriented cultures need leaders brave enough to say "maybe it's my team" instead of pointing fingers. Cross-functional honesty beats departmental defensiveness every time.3. Influence > Position Leadership is influence, nothing more, nothing less. You don't need a title to create change; just the will to advocate for your team and drive positive impact.

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C dans l'air l'invité du 27 octobre 2025 avec Alain Bauer, professeur émérite de criminologie, présentateur d'"Au bout de l'enquête" le samedi sur France 2, et auteur de "Déclinocène" (Fayard). Une semaine après le casse du siècle au Louvre, deux suspects ont été arrêtés. Déjà connus des services de police, ils sont soupçonnés d'avoir fait partie du commando qui s'est emparé des joyaux de la Couronne de France. L'un des suspects est franco-algérien, âgé d'une trentaine d'années, originaire d'Aubervilliers (Seine-Saint-Denis). Il est déjà connu de la police pour des vols. Un autre homme, de nationalité française, a également été interpellé hier soir en région parisienne. "Je confirme que les enquêteurs de la BRB [Brigade de répression du banditisme] ont procédé à des interpellations dans la soirée du 25 octobre. L'un des hommes interpellés s'apprêtait à quitter le territoire depuis l'aéroport de Roissy", déclare le parquet de Paris.Les deux suspects sont actuellement entendus au siège parisien de la police judiciaire. Leur garde à vue peut durer jusqu'à 96 heures. L'objectif reste de retrouver le commando complet mais surtout le précieux butin, toujours introuvable. Alain Bauer, professeur émérite de criminologie, et présentateur d'"Au bout de l'enquête" le samedi sur France 2 est notre invité. Il reviendra avec nous sur les derniers développements de l'enquête sur le cambriolage du Louvre. Il reviendra également avec nous sur son dernier ouvrage, "Déclinocène", publié aux éditions Fayard.

Zeitgeist New Music performs Underwater Cousins by J.C. Sanford and Randy Bauer's Holding Patters at two locations next weekend. Friday October 31 and November 2, the performances take place at the Anderson Center in Red Wing. Saturday, the performance takes place at Gustavus Adolphus College in Saint Peter. All the shows are at 7:30PM. Heather Barringer is a percussionist and artistic co-director for Zeitgeist. In a conversation with Phil Nusbaum, Heather addressed how Zeitgeist prepared to enact Underwater Cousins.

Comedian Tony Bauer wächst in Duisburg-Marxloh auf – mit wenig Geld und einer schweren chronischen Krankheit. In seiner Kindheit musste ein Teil seines Dünndarms entfernt werden. Seitdem trägt er einen Rucksack, über den er über einen Schlauch mit Nährstoffen versorgt wird. Als Kind lag er dreimal im Koma und hat extrem viel Zeit in Krankenhäusern verbracht. Oft hört man den Satz: Humor ist eine Waffe oder Humor ist eine Überlebensstrategie. Warum das bei ihm tatsächlich so ist, erzählt er in diesem Podcast. Und er ist wirklich ein Phänomen: Er versprüht eine unglaubliche Lebensfreude und verarbeitet all das Erlebte in seiner Comedy auf der Bühne – und er genießt jede Minute. Podcast-Tipp „Der Landarzt vom Murgtal“: https://www.ardaudiothek.de/sendung/der-landarzt-vom-murgtal/urn:ard:show:215b19ac8dc47b8d/

Lassoing Leadership – Beard's Book ClubEpisode Title: Calm in the Chaos: Leadership InsightsKeywords: leadership, education, ruckus making, mindset, humility, feedback, psychological safety, Ted Lasso, school leadership, Calm in the ChaosSummary:In this episode of Beard's Book Club, hosts Jason Rogers and Garth Nichols sit down with Danny Bauer and Glenn Robbins, the co-authors of Calm in the Chaos. Together, they unpack what it means to lead with calm, courage, and humility in today's schools. The conversation explores how to create psychologically safe environments, embrace feedback, and develop the mindset of a “ruckus maker” who challenges tradition in the service of growth.Drawing parallels to Ted Lasso, the group reflects on the importance of authenticity, belief, and humor in leadership—reminding us that leading with heart is just as important as leading with vision.Key Take Aways:Ruckus makers in education challenge traditional methods.Creating a school environment worth showing up for is essential.Leaders must remove their ego to foster collaboration.Feedback is a vital tool for growth and trust.Psychological safety allows for honest, courageous communication.Humility is the hallmark of effective leadership.Every year presents a fresh opportunity for renewal.Leaders should never take themselves too seriously.The number one job of a leader is to inspire belief.Great leaders learn from—and share—their mistakes.Soundbites:“You have to remove your ego.”“Every year is a new opportunity.”“Leadership is not easy.”Chapters:00:00 - Welcome to the Book Club06:00 - Meet the Authors: Danny and Glenn07:05 - Ruckus Making in Education11:03 - Mindset Shifts in Leadership14:42The Importance of Humility 16:02 - Creating Space for Leadership19:43 - The Challenge of Feedback29:43 - Ted Lasso: A Leadership Analysis

https://www.linkedin.com/in/christophkarger/https://www.linkedin.com/company/gotonetworkhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lea-a-buecker/https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-bauer-sales-director/Summary (AI) In dieser besonderen 100. Folge von Go To Network spricht Christoph Karger mit Lea Bücker und Ben Bauer über das, was nach 100 Pocast-Gesprächen wirklich bleibt: Beziehungen, Verantwortung und die Ehrlichkeit, eigene Fehler anzuerkennen. Die drei sprechen offen über eigene Fuck-ups, über den Wunsch nach Kontrolle – und die Realität im Sales, dass vieles einfach nicht planbar ist. Es geht um persönliche Entwicklung, Resilienz im Alltag und die Frage, wie man im Sales wachsen kann, ohne zynisch oder abgestumpft zu werden. Im Mittelpunkt steht keine Methode, kein Framework, sondern die Haltung hinter allem: Vertrauen schlägt Taktik. Und wer heute im Sales erfolgreich sein will, muss sich mehr mit sich selbst beschäftigen als mit Templates. Eine Folge für alle, die über den Tellerrand hinausblicken wollen – und für die Vertrieb nicht nur KPI ist, sondern Charakter.Takeaways Sales ist nicht kontrollierbar – aber dein Umgang damit schon.Verantwortung bedeutet auch: Reflektieren, was du hättest anders machen können.Fehler passieren – und genau dort entsteht echtes Lernen.Die besten Netzwerke entstehen nicht aus Absicht, sondern aus echtem Interesse.Wer nur netzwerkt, um zu closen, hat Networking nicht verstanden.Karrierewege sind nicht linear – es gibt kein „richtiges“ Timing.Reflektierte Führung beginnt mit dem eigenen Anspruch an sich selbst.Sales braucht keine Superhelden – sondern Menschen mit Haltung.Gute Gespräche verändern mehr als jedes Playbook.Podcast ist kein Content – sondern ein Werkzeug zur echten Verbindung.Sound Bites „Du kannst nicht alles kontrollieren – aber du kannst reflektieren.“ „Networking funktioniert nur, wenn du nichts verkaufen willst.“ „Fuck-ups gehören dazu – wer sie nicht hat, probiert zu wenig.“ „Verantwortung heißt nicht Schuld – aber ehrlich hinschauen.“ „Sales macht dich besser, wenn du es zulässt.“ „Der größte Fehler? Zu spät verstanden, worum es eigentlich geht.“ „Ich dachte, Networking ist Leadgenerierung – war völliger Quatsch.“ „Hast du mal reflektiert, wie du wirklich arbeitest – oder nur, was rauskommt?“ „Wer Vertrauen aufbauen will, muss ehrlich sein – auch mit sich selbst.“Chapters 00:00 Begrüßung zur 100. Folge & warum diese Episode besonders ist 01:20 Lea & Ben im Gespräch: Was Go To Network für sie bedeutet 03:15 Unbequeme Wahrheiten im Sales – und der Umgang mit Kontrollverlust 06:50 Warum schlechte Wochen normal sind – und wie man sie nutzt 10:30 Fuck-ups: Was wir (fast) vermasselt haben – und was wir daraus gelernt haben 18:20 Von Peinlichkeiten zu Perspektiven – Sales ist ein Lernfeld 21:15 Der Wandel von Sales-Kultur – und was uns früher motiviert hat 25:30 Reflexion & Reife: Was sich mit den Jahren verändert 29:45 Persönliche Weiterentwicklung – zwischen Podcast, Arbeit & Alltag 35:00 Wie wir wirklich besser werden – über Routinen & Austausch 42:10 Networking als Haltung – nicht als Taktik 47:00 Warum echte Beziehungen keine Agenda brauchen 50:00 Was Go To Network nach 100 Folgen bewirkt hat – intern & extern 53:00 Was Lea & Ben sich für die Zukunft des Podcasts wünschen 55:00 Abschluss, Dank und ein kleiner Blick nach vorn

C dans l'air l'invité du 27 octobre 2025 avec Alain Bauer, professeur émérite de criminologie, présentateur d'"Au bout de l'enquête" le samedi sur France 2, et auteur de "Déclinocène" (Fayard). Une semaine après le casse du siècle au Louvre, deux suspects ont été arrêtés. Déjà connus des services de police, ils sont soupçonnés d'avoir fait partie du commando qui s'est emparé des joyaux de la Couronne de France. L'un des suspects est franco-algérien, âgé d'une trentaine d'années, originaire d'Aubervilliers (Seine-Saint-Denis). Il est déjà connu de la police pour des vols. Un autre homme, de nationalité française, a également été interpellé hier soir en région parisienne. "Je confirme que les enquêteurs de la BRB [Brigade de répression du banditisme] ont procédé à des interpellations dans la soirée du 25 octobre. L'un des hommes interpellés s'apprêtait à quitter le territoire depuis l'aéroport de Roissy", déclare le parquet de Paris.Les deux suspects sont actuellement entendus au siège parisien de la police judiciaire. Leur garde à vue peut durer jusqu'à 96 heures. L'objectif reste de retrouver le commando complet mais surtout le précieux butin, toujours introuvable. Alain Bauer, professeur émérite de criminologie, et présentateur d'"Au bout de l'enquête" le samedi sur France 2 est notre invité. Il reviendra avec nous sur les derniers développements de l'enquête sur le cambriolage du Louvre. Il reviendra également avec nous sur son dernier ouvrage, "Déclinocène", publié aux éditions Fayard.

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Invités : -  Alain Bauer, auteur - Jules Torres, journaliste politique - Caroline Ithurbide, animatrice - Christophe Bordet, rédacteur-en-chef - Gérard Carreyrou, journaliste Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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[Spécial les femmes traquées] Première diffusion : avril 2024 Cette semaine retracez la Traque de Josette Bauer. Menant une vie hors de leur moyen, le couple Bauer n'arrive plus à joindre les deux bouts. Josette aime la fête, les soirées mondaines, et le luxe. Ayant peur de la perdre, son mari décide de commettre l'irréparable et assassine le père de Josette, un riche industriel, et cela, sans même qu'elle soit au courant. Rapidement désigné comme coupables du crime, le couple passe devant la justice. Josette est innocente, pas même complice, pourtant l'opinion publique ne veut pas y croire. Surnommée "la sorcière de Genève" , elle est placée en détention pour homicide. Mais une chose est sûre pour Josette, elle ne passera pas sa vie en prison...  Pour découvrir une autre traque, cliquez ci-dessous : [INÉDIT] Mohammed Merah, le terroriste au scooter : des voyages à la rencontre des “frères” (1/4) ⁠[INÉDIT] Mohammed Merah, le terroriste au scooter : les meurtres des militaires (2/4)⁠ ⁠[INÉDIT] Mohammed Merah, le terroriste au scooter : le siège de 32 heures (3/4)⁠ ⁠[INÉDIT] Mohammed Merah, le terroriste au scooter : le début des doutes (4/4)⁠ Crédits : Production : Bababam  Textes : Capucine Lebot  Voix : Anne Cosmao, Aurélien Gouas Montage : Julien Roussel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 324 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features a fun and enlightening interview with former NHL goalie turned broadcaster John Garrett.In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Garret shares stories, anecdotes and advice from six seasons in the WHA and 7 in the NHL, touching on everything from playing without a mask as a kid, to assisting on Gordie Howe's last goal (decades after the fact), to losing the All Star Game MVP car to Wayne Gretzky, to getting caught with a hot dog stuffed into his pads after coming on in relief in Quebec. A student of the position while broadcasting for both the Canucks and national games on Hockey Night in Canada, Garrett also touches on the evolution of goaltending and equipment that used to leave you bruised and masks that still left goalies with broken noses.In this week's Parent Segment, presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, we talk about ways to help you and your young goalie separate performance from results.We also review this week's Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, with Dustin Wolf of the Calgary Flames explaining his key to rebound recoveries and how it fuels his game.And in our weekly gear segment we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a closer look at the Warrior Swagger, a 20th anniversary celebration stick that mixes old-school graphics and modern tech.

You know that moment when you realize the life you've built no longer fits, and it's time to choose yourself, even if it's messy?Renée Bauer knows it well. As a seasoned divorce lawyer (23 years in the game) and someone who's walked through two divorces herself, she brings a rare combination of personal insight and professional clarity to a topic we don't talk about enough -> what happens when you choose to leave.In this conversation, we talk about:Why disconnection, not drama, is what really ends relationshipsThe surprising trends in modern divorces (yes, politics are now a factor)What happens when one partner evolves — and the other doesn'tWhy every woman (married or not) should have financial independenceAnd how Renée still believes in love, even after all she's seenWe also get into therapy shame, social media's role in our relationship breakdowns, and why balance is a myth — but movement is medicine.If you've ever questioned your relationship, your choices, or what comes next, take a listen.Connect with Renée:Instagram: @msreneebauerHappy Even After Family Law Instagram: @happy.even.afterDownload Renée's free divorce workbook: familylawyerct.comRenée's book: She Who Wins — available wherever you buy booksConnect with Ashley:Website: https://www.ashleyblackington.comPodcast website: https://www.andbothpodcast.com/Dovetail® App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dovetail-app/id6744341822Instagram: @mydovetail.appLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashleyblackington/Nurtured Entrepreneur Course: https://andbothcompany.com/Nurturedentrepreneur

Rhett Bauer claws his way out of a mountain of his own progeny and brings you FIVE of his favorite targets on the board, including quiet easy wins, a young player being faded for no good reason, the potential new face of the old man squad, and more! PLAYERS COVERED: Cam Johnson, Devin Vassell, John Collins, Nic Claxton, Aaron Nesmith The Old Man Squad has a PATREON now. It's $1 and doesn't get a single benefit. It is entirely to support the mission here but won't change anything we do. https://www.patreon.com/cw/oldmansquad SIGN UP FOR A FREE ACCOUNT WITH THE BEST FANTASY SITE FOR COMMISSIONERS: https://fantrax.com/OldManSquad Get a 7-Day Free Trial + 50% Off your first month with code SQUAD. Just download the HOF app on iOS or Android, enter code SQUAD, and you're all set or go to hopapp.com Follow Dan Besbris on Twitter: https://x.com/danbesbris Follow Adam King on Twitter: https://x.com/Adamking91 Find Dan on the brand new BlueSky social network: https://bit.ly/3Vo5M0N Check out Dan's Buckets, Weekly Schedule Charts & Yahoo Rank Tracker Sheet FREE! https://bit.ly/3XrAdEW Listen and subscribe on iTunes: https://apple.co/3XiUzQK Listen and subscribe on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ACCHYe Float on over to the new Old Man Squad Sports Network YouTube page to watch videos from the network's top talent: https://bit.ly/46Z6fvb Join the Old Man Squad Discord to chat with Dan and all the other hosts: https://t.co/aY9cqDrgRY Follow Old Man Squad Fantasy on Instagram for all our short videos: https://bit.ly/3ZQbxrt Podcast logo by https://twitter.com/freekeepoints Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

After one too many long commute times on Toronto's aging street car network, Mac Bauer was fed up and decided to take it to the Toronto Transit Commission in a battle of man vs. machine. Over the past several months, Bauer has made it his mission to outrun the 11 routes that comprise Toronto's streetcar network, tackling summer heat, distracted drivers, and endless red lights all while maintaining a perfect undefeated record against his hulking red steel opponents.While the challenge began as an excuse to motivate Bauer's own training, the competition has taken on a life of its own, resonating with fellow disgruntled commuters and bringing attention to a system that Bauer says has fallen behind the demands of the growing city.This week on The Shakeout Podcast, Mac joins us to talk about his battle against public transit and why despite his perfect undefeated record, the victory he really dreams of is someday to lose.Subscribe to The Shakeout Podcast feed on Apple, Spotify, YouTube or wherever you find your podcasts.Huge thank you to this week's sponsor Smartwool. Join the Smartwool mailing list to received updates and 15% off your first purchase

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Episode 323 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features another fantastic interview with ex-NHL goalie turned analyst and coach Steve Valiquette.In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Valiquette takes us behind the scenes of a summer spent coaching goalies (and inevitably shooters too), walking us through how he translates the scoring chance insights from his data company, Clear Sight Analytics, into on-ice drills over the course of an offseason. Mix those specifics in with stories and anecdotes from his playing days and lessons from New York Rangers goalie Benoit Allaire and legend Henrik Lundqvist, who is also now a sometimes broadcast partner on MSG, and it truly is a can't miss interview. In this week's Parent Segment, presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, we talk about why the importance of having a game-day routine and enabling your kids to develop -- and stick to -- it themselves. We also review this week's Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, with Devin Cooley of the Calgary Flames explaining some of his keys to managing a tall stance and the importance of visual leads. And in our weekly gear segment, we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a closer look at a new CCM Vision stick that was so good Dustin Wolf wouldn't give back his demo last season. 

Ce week-end, découvrez La Traque, le podcast de Bababam qui vous emmène au coeur des enquêtes policières, où flics et voyous jouent au chat et à la souris... Un podcast pour vivre des émotions fortes. Condamnée à tort pour le meurtre de son père, Josette Bauer se retrouve rapidement en prison, très loin de la vie qu'elle a l'habitude de mener. Sous le joug des médias, elle est totalement diabolisée et se retrouve sous le feu de l'opinion publique. Elle décide alors de s'évader pour mener une vie loin de tous ces problèmes. Mais la réalité va vite la rattraper… Plongez dans ce récit et revivez l'une des cavales les plus longues de l'histoire.  Un podcast Bababam Originals Ecriture : Capucine Lebot  Voix : Anne Cosmao, Aurélien Gouas Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We all deal with rumors and criticism from time to time. Norman Vincent Peale made an interesting statement: Most of us would rather be ruined by praise than saved by criticism. Our ego loves to be praised and it hates to be criticized by someone. But it can be to our salvation to be able to look at criticism objectively, find any truth in it and throw away the rest. We all have to learn this skill set.There is a lot to be learned from criticism if we are willing to learn. But the decision to do that is up to us. If we are willing to accept criticism, we can grow into a quality leader. In this episode, Dr. Judy Bauer shares 4 key strategies for dealing with criticism and coming out of it as a better person and a better leader. We can learn to deal with the criticism properly, and not get toxic ourselves. The higher the position you occupy, the more strictly you will be judged. It just goes with the territory. A leader is bound to be criticized both fairly and unfairly by those within the organization or department. A good quality leader (whether in the ministry, work or family) needs to develop a tough skin while at the same time remaining sensitive and responsive to fair and useful criticism. A leader, who becomes overly thin-skinned or defensive when criticized, is doing a disservice to the organization or themselves. To be a mature leader, you learn to accept even unfair criticism with calmness and grace because you know who you are in Christ Jesus. Also, rumors are going to happen, and they can spread and cause problems. How we deal with these things will show our maturity. Dr. Bauer shares 6 vital steps for handling rumors: how to glean strategies and wisdom for the future, and how establish a protocol to deal with rumors with grace, maturity and integrity. The three Hebrew men, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, had rumors and criticism spread about them but they came out of the fiery furnace without even a smell of smoke on them. God can get glory out of these things and how we handle them, when we surrender ourselves and put our trust in the Lord Jesus that He is walking around in the fiery furnace of criticism and rumors with us. We don't have to let the flames engulf us. We can trust the Lord. His protection is over us, and He will see us through. Send us a text

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Anne Bauer. Anne once believed she was “bad with money” because she struggled with math. Now, as the CEO of her family business, she proves just how sharp she is with both money and numbers. For her, money is energy. Anne Bauer is a Family Business Coach, the President & CEO of Racket Merchandise Company, her family's 6th-generation business, and the host of the Legacy: Navigating Family Business Podcast. Anne is also the editor-in-chief of Legacy Magazine. With an educational background in psychology, coaching, and energy work, coupled with over 25 years of firsthand experience in not just one, but three multi-generational family businesses, Anne brings a deep understanding of the unique challenges family businesses face. She works alongside her husband, parents, and two siblings, making her perspective both personal and professional. In 2020, Anne founded Legacy to offer holistic support for family businesses navigating generational transitions. She helps her clients through these changes in a way that is truly unique and invaluable to multi-generational businesses worldwide. Her approach is grounded in the three Legacy Family Business Pillars -- Clear Communication, Healthy Boundaries, and Energetic Awareness -- ensuring businesses thrive while preserving their legacies for future generations. Learn more at www.thelegacyevolution.com.

Introductory Summary Paragraph What does it take to honor five generations of history while giving yourself permission to lead differently? In this episode of Building Unbreakable Brands, Meghan Lynch sits down with Anne Bauer, a sixth-generation family business leader, coach, and energy healer, to explore how legacy businesses can evolve without losing their soul. From her company's beginnings as a covered wagon supplier to its global role in the airline industry, Anne shares how creativity, intuition, and energetic awareness shape her approach to leadership—and how family businesses can reframe legacy as a living tapestry rather than a rigid pattern.Key Topics DiscussedTrace the journey of Anne's family business from a 1891 wagon supply outpost to an international airline supplier.Explore how each generation infused entrepreneurial spirit to keep the company resilient through change.Hear Anne's story of shedding old leadership models and embracing her style as the first female president.Learn about her three pillars of legacy—clear communication, healthy boundaries, and energetic awareness—and why they are essential in family enterprises.Discover how reframing crises (like the pandemic) as opportunities can unlock creativity and growth.Understand the metaphor of legacy as a “tapestry,” where leaders choose which threads to honor and which new patterns to weave.Connect with Anne Bauer on LinkedIn or visit thelegacyevolution.comBuilding Unbreakable Brands is hosted by Meghan LynchProduced by Six-Point Strategy

Bauer courts correspondent Jamie O’Hara was in court in Cork yesterday for the case of a man who’s accused of falsely imprisoning a woman near Listowel last Sunday. Muhammad Ahsan is also charged with endangerment of the woman and intentionally or recklessly engaging in dangerous conduct while driving.

Episode 322 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features a tribute to Bernie Parent after the goaltending legend passed away at age 80.In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, we re-play our memorable conversation with the Philadelphia Flyers Icon and Hall of Fame goalie from almost five years ago. Named one of the 100 greatest players of all time, Parent led the Flyers to two Stanley Cups in 1973-74 and 1974-75, winning both the Conn Smythe and Vezina Trophies each time, but it was his warmth and generosity that endeared him to Philadelphia long after he retire because of an eye injury. Both come through, along with his great sense of humor and storytelling, as he talks about everything from his introduction to the game growing up in Montreal, his mentorship under childhood hero Jacques Plante, and his memorable appearance in the 2012 Winter Classic Alumni Game.The interview includes this week's Parent Segment, appropriately presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, we talk about why it is important -- and how hard it can be -- to let our kids fail sometimes. We also review this week's Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, with Eric Comrie of the Winnipeg Jets breaking down depth triggers on an open look in the high slot, as well as the Jets cues to check if the goalies are tracking the puck well. In our weekly gear segment, we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a closer look at the Warrior G7 youth line, with lightweight options to help your young goalie move well and stay protected.

Nick Fletcher speaks with Jen Bauer from Seattle Children's about mentorship and being a mentee, managing complications, tackling cervical spine surgery, career development and finding balance. The interview finishes with an exciting lightning round discussion about hot topics in spine and a primer on wing foiling. 

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A quick note to listeners:  Before this week's interview, Jen Schwanke and Will Parker take a few minutes to discuss the following question: What is missing that keeps every school from moving forward at high levels all the time?  Listen in to hear their response! Meet Danny Bauer: Daniel Bauer is the founder of Better […] The post PMP467: Being a Ruckus Maker with Danny Bauer appeared first on Principal Matters.

It's a very special episode of Nattering BOLA this week, as Bauer and Eric sit down with Doctor Ref Justin Borden from PWG. That's right, Ref Justin, the main character in season 1 of Nattering BOLA, has graciously come on the podcast to natter about PWG BOLA, life, music, and his epic shoe collection! We also learn from Doctor Borden about his love of education and his charity initiative, Roar Call For Regalia, which helps students in the LGBTQ+ community to afford the cost of the gowns and hats worn during graduation. To learn more and to make a donation, you can click on the link below. https://www.roarcall4regalia.org/ As always you can catch this and every episode of Nattering BOLA on Wednesdays on the Visionaries Global Media and Nattering With E Networks, where you get your podcasts.

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Episode 321 of the InGoal Radio Podcast, presented by The Hockey Shop Source for Sports, features an inspiring interview with retired PWHL goalie and breast cancer survivor Erica Howe.In the feature interview presented by NHL Sense Arena, Howe takes us through the "toughest year of her life" after being diagnosed, how the lessons and relationships from a successful puck-stopping career helped her through the ups and downs navigating cancer treatment and the isolation that came with it, and how she's teamed up with October Saves and the Canadian Cancer Society to help others in their battle. Howe also shares some great lessons from an impressive career that included winning the NCAA national championship with Clarkson University, a gold medal with Canada at the under-18 world championships, and two CWHL All Star appearances before her final season with Toronto in the inaugural PWHL season in 2023-24, and some of the most important mental lessons she's now applying in the transitions to coaching.To support her work with October Saves and the Canadian Cancer Society, click here.The interview includes this week's Parent Segment, appropriately presented by Stop It Goaltending U the App, we dig into advice on how top help your young goalie manage cell phone use, including some important lessons on how it can negatively affect your game. It was a great reminder for parents to look back on an article penned by sports psychologist John Stevenson for InGoal titled "Is Your Phone Costing You Saves?" and we'd highly recommend revisiting those lessons after you listen to this.We also review this week's Pro Reads, presented by Vizual Edge, with Calgary Flames standout Dustin Wolf explaining his positional target preferences and whether or not -- and perhaps more importantly why or why not -- to target the back post on long laterals.In our weekly gear segment, we go to The Hockey Shop Source for Sports for a closer look at the gorgeous Heaton 10 tribute from CCM that combines fantastic retro graphics with pro level features at half the price, all available in store without the need for custom orders.

In this episode, Jethro and Danny continue their "Reject the Premise" series, a collaborative book-writing and podcast project. They discuss challenging traditional assumptions in education, focusing on reimagining school leadership, student development, and the real purpose of education.Links to Parts 1-3:Reject the Premise 1: Podcasts LinkReject the Premise 2: Podcast LinkReject the Premise 3: Eric Chagla Episode LinkedLeaders: You need support. Get just-in-time mentoring at LinkedLeaders.comWe're thrilled to be sponsored by IXL. IXL's comprehensive teaching and learning platform for math, language arts, science, and social studies is accelerating achievement in 95 of the top 100 U.S. school districts. Loved by teachers and backed by independent research from Johns Hopkins University, IXL can help you do the following and more:Simplify and streamline technologySave teachers' timeReliably meet Tier 1 standardsImprove student performance on state assessments

It's been a long (and eventful) summer. But the leaves are just beginning to turn and there's a cool breeze in the air, which means it's time for a new season of Digging a Hole! We kick off this season with a wide-ranging discussion on the limits of executive power, the role of courts in checking the executive branch, and what progressives should do after Trump 2.0. To help guide us through these thorny issues, we're thrilled to welcome to the pod Bob Bauer, Professor of Practice and Distinguished Scholar in Residence at NYU School of Law.In 2020, at the end of Trump 1.0, Bauer, with Jack Goldsmith, authored After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency. Bauer and Goldsmith's title did not prove prescient, however, and the second Trump administration presents a bevy of new challenges to our constitutional system. We begin the episode by discussing the expansion of executive authority and the extent to which the Supreme Court is responsible for enabling the second Trump administration. Sam and David query when and how we can know whether the Court is rolling over for the administration. Sam then continues prosecuting the case against courts generally, and Bauer parries by explaining why it remains necessary for progressives to engage with the courts. David closes the pod by teasing out Bauer's views on whether progressives should change their approach to election law. We hope you enjoy!This podcast is generously supported by Themis Bar Review.Referenced ReadingsAfter Trump by Bob Bauer and Jack Goldsmith“Progressives and the Supreme Court” by Bob Bauer“Election Law for the New Electorate” by Nicholas StephanopoulosNYU Law Democracy ProjectWhat are Sam & David reading?Sam is reading Sarah Bilston's The Lost Orchid.David is reading Vladimir Kogan's really amazing new book No Adult Left Behind: How Politics Hijacks Education and Hurts Kids

In this episode of Money Tales, our guest is Annelise Bauer. What if a rubber band ball that sold for 25 cents could hold more meaning than any other quarter you've ever seen? Annelise shares how her family of origin's creative approach to frugality and giving shaped her journey from lawyer to nonprofit CEO. Annelise Bauer is the CEO of SHE-CAN, which stands for Supporting Her Education Changes A Nation - a non profit organization that supports young women from post-conflict countries in accessing U.S. college education, mentorship, and leadership training so they can return home to transform their communities. A passionate advocate for education and women's leadership, Annelise practiced law for 21 years—18 of those at the Myers-Briggs Company—before moving into nonprofit leadership and education governance. She is the Founder and former Executive Director of Children for Change, where she led the organization for 10 years and now serves on its board. She also serves on the boards of The Bay School and Women for Womenin Sierra Leone, is a member of the Leadership Council atRise Up, and is a member of and co-chair of the Community Committee of the International Women's Forum. Additionally, Annelise served as an elected member of the Ross Valley School Board for 10 years, shaping educational policy and championing public education in her community. Born on the Navajo Reservation in Gallup, New Mexico, Annelise grew up with a deep sense of service before earning degrees in sociology and education from Princeton University and a law degree from Boston University. Her career—spanning law, education, and nonprofits—reflects her unwavering belief that when young people and women are given the right tools and support, they can change the world.