Podcasts about Benedikt

OK this is the LAST hunt expo podcast! Not sure if yall like these or not, but either way, next week we will return to normal programming. This week is with Joesph Von Benedikt, Darrin Cooper of RentOutdoorGear.com and Jonathan Redbeard from the Redbeard Outdoors Podcast! Enjoy.

Mit illegal geschlagenem Holz lässt sich viel Geld verdienen. Zum Beispiel in Rumänien, wo die Holzmafia riesige Flächen Wald raubt. Oder in Myanmar, wo wilde Teak-Bäume abgeholzt und illegal nach Europa exportiert werden - um hier Luxusyachten daraus zu bauen. Im Gespräch mit Johannes Döbbelt erzählen die Journalisten Benedikt Strunz und Marcus Engert, mit welchen Tricks die illegalen Händler das Holz fast unbehelligt aus dem Wald schaffen - und warum der Handel auch von deutschen Behörden kaum bekämpft wird. // Von Johannes Döbbelt Von Johannes Döbbelt.

Benedicte brainstorms titles for their upcoming podcast series with Xata. Benedikt runs into issues with deleting large amounts of data.Add your suggestion for a podcast title on this threadDespite not being able to push through with their vacation as planned, Benedicte found a great mood booster by dancing this week. She reached another milestone with Prune Your Follows which just facilitated 25,000 unfollows this week. Benedicte's also brainstorming titles for their upcoming podcast with Xata.Benedikt and the Userlist team have been making slow and steady progress with their reporting feature: it's now in a shippable state and placed behind a feature flag. He also ran into some issues with deleting large amounts of data.

Mit illegal geschlagenem Holz lässt sich viel Geld verdienen. Zum Beispiel in Rumänien, wo die Holzmafia riesige Flächen Wald raubt. Oder in Myanmar, wo wilde Teak-Bäume abgeholzt und illegal nach Europa exportiert werden - um hier Luxusyachten daraus zu bauen. Im Gespräch mit Johannes Döbbelt erzählen die Journalisten Benedikt Strunz und Marcus Engert, mit welchen Tricks die illegalen Händler das Holz fast unbehelligt aus dem Wald schaffen - und warum der Handel auch von deutschen Behörden kaum bekämpft wird. // Von Johannes Döbbelt Von Johannes Döbbelt.

Benedikt and the Userlist team make more progress on their reporting feature. And with everything that's going on with Twitter and Gatsby, Benedicte waits for the dust to settle. Know someone who can be interviewed on the upcoming data modeling podcast? Reach out to Benedicte via Twitter Benedikt feels excited about going to his first live concert after three years. Despite getting distracted with so many little things last week, he and the Userlist team were able to create a working internal version of the reporting feature. With the never-ending Twitter API saga and Netlify's acquisition of Gatsby, Benedicte is waiting for the dust to settle while everything is currently up in the air. Meanwhile, she's making great progress on her project with DNB. She's also looking for guest recommendations for their upcoming data modeling podcast with Xata.

Benedikt and Benedicte talk about owning their identities and more. Atomic Habits — a book by James Clear Read Benedicte's first article on the Xata blog Benedicte feels a little frustrated that a cold has interrupted her fitness habit. Despite this, she's looking forward to bouncing back and taking ownership of this new fitness identity. She also shares the excitement of getting her first post published on the Xata blog.Meanwhile, Benedikt and the Userlist team are making gradual progress on their upcoming reporting feature. He's also trying to contribute more to the open source community by submitting pull requests on Rails.

From #1 New York Times bestselling author Chloe Gong comes two captivating new novellas surrounding the events of Foul Lady Fortune and following a familiar cast of characters from the These Violent Delights Duet! In A Foul Thing, Roma and Juliette have established themselves as the heads of an underground weapons ring in Zhouzhuang, making a living the way they do best while remaining anonymous in their peaceful, quiet life. But when they hear about several Russian girls showing up dead in nearby towns, they decide to investigate-and ultimately discover that this mystery is much closer to home than they ever imagined. In This Foul Murder, Benedikt and Marshall have been summoned by Roma to find the elusive scientist, Lourens, and bring him to Zhouzhuang. Time is of the essence aboard the week-long Trans-Siberian Express, but when someone is murdered on board, Benedikt and Marshall convince the officer in charge not to stop the train so that they aren't thrown off-schedule. Instead, they pretend that they are investigators and promise they can solve the murder, but as they dig deeper, they realize that the murder might having surprising ties to their own mission...

Benedicte and Benedikt discuss platform risk and more. Watch the full unedited version of our recording here Read Michele Hansen's thread on why you shouldn't “build your house on someone else's lawn” The Embedded Entrepreneur — a book by Arvid Kahl Check out Userlist's new blog design The Rails SaaS Conference With Twitter announcing that they're discontinuing free access to their API, Benedicte is yet to see what this means for Prune Your Follows. She also shares why she monetized this side project differently.Benedikt and the Userlist team have released their new blog design last week and are now shopping around for a new email provider. He's also very excited about speaking and meeting up with his co-founder at the upcoming Rails SaaS Conference this June.Benedicte and Benedikt discuss how walking outside makes everything more joyful, why you shouldn't rely solely on one platform when building a product, and more.

Change is never comfortable. But you don't have to be unafraid to take action. What if you did the thing scared and unprepared? I got personal with Gregory Benedikt—Human Potential Coach and Host of The Dare To Dream Podcast—to dissect how self-doubt affects people as they Do The Thing. How diid he learn to embrace discomfort when doing hard things? Here are Gregory's tried-and-true tips for recognizing and overcoming self-doubt as you go after your dreams. To learn more about Gregory and to get involved with his coaching, visit gregoryrussellbenedikt.com. You can also listen to The Dare To Dream Podcast on Spotify or Apple Podcast.

Cyanide is a chemical commonly used in gold mining to extract gold from ore. Although many people are aware of its use, they may not understand how the process works or the risks involved in using it. Proper management and monitoring can help decrease the risk of using cyanide for extraction. This week on On the Rocks, we are joined by Benedikt Kirchgaessler, the founder and CEO of CyanoGuard, a company that specializes in monitoring and managing cyanide. Through his research and practical experience, he realized the importance of monitoring and managing the use of cyanide in mining. CyanoGuard has a range of customers from different industries, including almond producers and breweries, although most of the customer base is the mining industry. Despite its widespread use, the way cyanide has been used in mining has not changed in the past 20-30 years. This has had an impact on interactions within the mining industry and the way cyanide is used as a product. "As we went to the mines, we saw the need is for re-automating [process control] and helping the miners make the right decision" To adapt to new challenges and become more sustainable and efficient, the mining industry needs to adapt new digital technologies and processes. Digital process control will have a huge impact on All-in Sustaining Costs (AISC) in the future. Understanding the use of cyanide in mining and the importance of monitoring and sustainability is crucial. By embracing digital technology and investing in digital process control, the mining industry can change for the better!

Benedicte tries out a new physical activity. Benedikt works on new features for Userlist. Prune Your Follows Check out Userlist's message composer in action With the work on the message composer all wrapped up, the Userlist team is now focused on building new features. And despite having to take care of many small things last week, Benedikt was able to figure out the issue with the blog structure.Benedicte encounters problems caused by their flaky internet connection. She also shares details about their upcoming 10-episode podcast with Xata. And as part of her plan to try out new things this year, Benedicte is now attending a dance class called Funky Adults 30+.

This week, Joe Ferronato is joined by Joseph von Benedikt. Joseph, who is a long contributor to Petersen's Hunting, shares his knowledge on backcountry hunting, long-range shooting and much more. The two talk about adventure, skills, preparedness and how to make the most out of your next Western hunt. You won't want to miss this one. 

In this week's episode, Jim talks with Joseph von Benedikt. JVB is a writer and field editor for various magazines and the host of the Backcountry Hunting Podcast. They discuss the ethics behind long-range hunting, why the 6.5 Creedmoor is not a wise choice for elk, and a little gun and shooting history.

Benedicte celebrates her big four-o with a spa day by the ocean. Benedikt and the Userlist team work on their blog redesign.It's been a nice weekend for Benedicte: going to a local ski resort then celebrating her birthday at her favorite spa by the ocean. It's also been a great week at work because of new and exciting things: upcoming content creation projects with Xata and the potential of working with The Norwegian Bank.As part of their annual company planning, Benedikt and the Userlist team have decided on the three major features that they'll be working on this year. And to make navigation easier for their website visitors, they're doing a blog redesign to include Categories.

We live in a world where the security that we enjoy arises out of more than just police forces, standing armies, or the weapons we equip them with. Today's security lies both in the seen and the unseen—the defenses built around our online networks, data, and connected technology repel attacks every day. How are we to coordinate amongst international allies to combat such attacks? Is a culture of trust possible in the realm of cybersecurity? Where does the Munich Security Conference (MSC) see itself amidst all of this in the 21st century? All of this and more are discussed with the Vice-Chairman and CEO of the MSC, Dr. Benedikt Franke.In this episode, Shane walks us through just how important the digital element of international security is given the conflicts of today and those to come, how influential the MSC has been over the years in coordinating matters of security, and how the transatlantic security relationship will need to evolve.

Cheers to the new year! Benedicte and Benedikt look back at their 2022 journeys and set new goals for the coming year. YearCompass — reflect on the year and plan the next one Listen to our 2022 goal setting episode Benedicte was able to keep her 2022 slow and steady for the most part and was able to not get so distracted with shiny new things. For this coming year, she hopes to embrace her own content creation and take more mini breaks.And while Benedikt wasn't able to exactly hit his recreational and financial goals last year, he's still grateful for many things. This 2023, he wants to be more mindful about doing fun stuff outside work and hit their targets at Userlist.

Benedikt XVI. Pápež viacerých tvárí, respektíve obrazov. Podľa nemeckého Tagespostu pri ňom možno hovoriť o „dvoch pápežoch“. Na jednej strane je Benedikt ako milovaný a vážený „pápež veriacich“ so zástupmi z celého sveta pri jeho katafalku, na druhej ultrakonzervatívny a chladný až neľudský „pápež médií“, pri ktorom sa hovorí, že nemal na mysli nič iné, ako krížovú výpravu proti modernite. Odrážajú však tieto extrémne pozície jeho reálny obraz? Aký vlastne bol Jozef Ratzinger, teológ, mysliteľ, neskôr v rúchu Petrovho nástupcu a Kristovho námestníka? A čo z neho pretrvá? Téma pre Tomáša Petráčka, českého katolíckeho teológa a cirkevného historika.   „Osem rokov pontifikátu Benedikta XVI. považujem za akúsi slepú uličku, nie dôvod na hodnotenia typu najväčší pápež dejín“, tvrdí Tomáš Petráček.   Dôležité pozitvne prvky vidí napríklad v uznaní zdravej „laicity štátu“ – oddelenie štátu a cirkvi, dialóg s osvietenstvom v zmysle jeho prijatia ako dôležitého momentu vývoja európskych dejín, alebo dôraz na vedeckú racionalitu a jej hodnotu v čase, keď sa z mnohých strán spochybňuje.   „Na mieste sú však skôr kritické tóny“, poznamenáva český teológ a cirkevný historik. Záleží tu však na perspektíve, z ktorej sa na zomrelého pápeža pozeráme.   „Pre mňa, ako katolíckeho kňaza a cirkevného historika, ktorému záleží na osude kresťanstva a cirkvi, je najdôležitejšie kritérium to, akým spôsom pápež cirkev vedie, ako odpovedá na výzvy svojej doby a otvára jej cesty do budúcnosti, aby v nej mohla plniť svoje poslanie ohlasovať evanjelium. A tu si myslím, že v porovnaní s inými pápežmi a najmä s tým, čo je hlavným poslaním pápeža, pontifikát Benedikta XVI. cirkvi tú cestu moc neotváralo.“   Na potrebnú reformu samotného ústredia katolíckej cirkvi – rímskej kúrie – bol podľa Petráčka Benedikt XVI. „málo reformne odvážny“. Vidí za tým aj fakt, že bol sám dlho jej súčasťou.   Napriek prorockému obrazu „cirkvi budúcnosti“ ako malých komunít, ktoré žijú z osobného a autentického vzťahu s prameňom kresťanstva – Ježišom Kristom, ktoré sú okolnosťami doby oprostené od všetkého veľkého (majetky, veľké katedrály, okázalé liturgie) a ponorené do života v bežnej spoločnosti – o ktorej písal a hovoril Ratzinger na konci šesťdesiatych rokov, sa rokmi v pozícii kardinála „strážcu viery“ a neskôr pontifika prepracoval k „utužovanie tradičnej konfesijnej katolíckej mentality“, mentality „obkľúčenej pevnosti“, mentalita cirkvi ako „skanzenu utečencov pred modernou“. „Mentalita, ktorá nebola schopná objaviť, že spoločnosť tam vonku žije autenticky veľa kresťanských hodnôt“, ilustruje Petráček.   Teológ a cirkevný historik Matúš Petráček kritický vníma najmä zásahy či už kardinála Ratzingera alebo Benedikta XVI. voči „slobode“ teologického výskumu. Príkladom má byť rad „umlčaných“ teológov, ktorým takto zničil život.   „Je to škoda, lebo takýmto prístupom mnohým zahatal cestu aj k svojim cenným duchovným dielam“, konštatuje Petráček.   Podcast pripravil Jaroslav Barborák.

Satire Deluxe startet mit knallharter Analyse ins neue Jahr: Wer genau hatte da Silvester eigentlich einen Knall? Welche Knalltüte hat das chaotische Drehbuch zur US-Politik-Staffel verzapft? Und wer hat Bock auf den Knallerjob von Frau Lambrecht? Von WDR 5 Satire Deluxe.

Stefan Winkler, Mitglied der Chefredaktion, begleitete Benedikt den XVI. bei seinem letzten Weg. Seine Eindrücke vom Petersplatz schildert er im Gespräch.

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Benedikt and Benedicte talk about their wonderful holiday breaks and upcoming plans for 2023. Prune Your Follows Read the TechCrunch feature about Prune Your Follows Send Benedicte a message to join the Yoga Pirates With things slowing down during the holidays, Benedikt and the Userlist team were able to successfully migrate their database to Crunchy Bridge. Despite experiencing issues a couple of days after the migration, all is very well with better monitoring and better performance (with less money thrown at the problem).The recent TechCrunch feature on Prune Your Follows has certainly attracted more attention, bringing over hundreds of visitors to the site. The app currently has over 700 users and facilitated over 10,000 unfollows. And to start off the new year right, Benedicte created a Discord bot for Yoga Pirates.

Die Totenmesse für den zurückgetretenen Papst Benedikt XVI hält Papst Franziskus. Diese «Zeit der zwei Päpste» ist einmalig in der neueren Kirchengeschichte und hat viele Spuren hinterlassen. Wie geht es weiter im Vatikan? SRF-Religionsexpertin Judith Wipfler schaut zurück und nach vorne. Der verstorbene Papst Benedikt XVI erhält in den Nachrufen die unterschiedlichsten Beschreibungen: Vom «Mozart der Theologie» bis zum «Kältefaktor in der katholischen Kirche» ist die Rede. Er war zeitlebens ein vielbeachteter Theologe und eine prägende Figur in der katholischen Kirche. Auch, nachdem er als Papst zurückgetreten war. Er verfasste weiter Schriften, bezog Stellung. Er gab Interviews, liess sich fotografieren und legte dabei die weisse Soutane des Papstes nicht ab. Und er verfolgte dabei unbeirrt seine konservative Mission, die Tradition zu bewahren. Benedikt blieb also bildlich wie inhaltlich ein Papst neben dem amtierenden Papst Franziskus. Welche Auswirkungen hatte diese Zeit der zwei Päpste? Besonders, da der amtierende Papst Franziskus einen ganz anderen Weg verfolgt? Was hat Papst Benedikt XVI hinterlassen? Wie geht es im Vatikan weiter? Und wie hat Papst Franziskus in seiner Totenmesse am Donnerstagmorgen Abschied von seinem Vorgänger genommen? Judith Wipfler, Religionsexpertin von SRF, hat die Totenmesse verfolgt. Im «Tagesgespräch» ist sie zu Gast bei Karoline Arn.

Am Silvestertag starb der emeritierte Papst Benedikt XVI. Heute zelebriert Papst Franziskus die Totenmesse. Geht damit eine Ära zu Ende? Wie wichtig ist das Papstamt heute noch? Moderation: Anja Backhaus Von WDR 5.

Zehntausende Menschen haben bei einer Trauerfeier auf dem Petersplatz in Rom Abschied vom emeritierten Papst Benedikt XVI genommen. Das amtierende Oberhaupt der Katholischen Kirche, Papst Franziskus, leitete das Requiem. Im Anschluss an die Totenmesse wurde der Holzsarg mit Benedikts Leichnam in den Petersdom gebracht und in der Krypta beigesetzt. Davon war die Öffentlichkeit ausgeschlossen. An der Trauerfeier hatten auch Bundespräsident Steinmeier, Kanzler Scholz und andere deutsche Spitzenpolitiker teilgenommen.

Viele Krankenhäuser in Deutschland brauchen mehr Geld, Bund und Länder sprechen jetzt über eine Reform + + Die katholische Kirche verabschiedet sich von Benedikt dem 16ten.

Zehntausende Menschen waren auf dem Petesplatz in Rom, um Abschied zu nehmen von Papst Benedikt dem 16. Die Trauermesse zelebrierte sein Nachfolger, Papst Franziskus. Er würdigte Benedikt unter anderem für seine Weisheit und sein Feingefühl. Einige Staats- und Regierungschefs liessen sich vertreten. Weitere Themen: * Die offiziellen Coronazahlen in China und die Realität in den Spitälern: Die Reportage aus Shanghai. * Der Schweiz droht ein Versorgungsenpass mit Methadontabletten. Davor warnen Suchtmediziner. * Wasser statt Wein. Immer mehr schliessen sich dem Trend «Dry January» an. * Einige Bioläden müssen dicht machen. Bio ist nicht mehr so gefragt wie während der Pandemie. * Der weltweit grösste Online-Versandhändler Amazon will 18'000 Mitarbeitende entlassen.

Colleen and Michele talk about their hopes and plans for 2023, and make an announcement about this show.Huge thanks to all of our listeners who became Software Socialites and supported our show! We genuinely appreciate your enthusiasm and support. Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page Lynn Romich from Konbini Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

Der emeritierte deutsche Papst Benedikt XVI. ist tot. Er starb im Alter von 95 Jahren in seiner Residenz im früheren Kloster Mater Ecclesiae in den Vatikanischen Gärten. Benedikt war schon vor fast zehn Jahren aus gesundheitlichen Gründen vom Amt des Papstes zurückgetreten und hatte damit Kirchengeschichte geschrieben. Ein Nachruf von Tilmann Kleinjung.

Michele talked to Christian Genco on December 1 about what he needed to do to launch his new SaaS, TheVideoClipper, with a deadline of having it done before this episode was released. So... did he do it? Follow Christian! https://twitter.com/cgencoCheck out TheVideoClipper: https://thevideoclipper.com/Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show!  Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page Lynn Romich from Konbini Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

Liebe Freunde, in dieser weihnachtlichen Folge von Games Insider begrüßen wir endlich mal wieder den einzigartigen Heinrich Lenhardt vom Spieleveteranen-Podcast, der sein neues E-Book Lenhardts Spielejahr 1985 mitgebracht hat und vorstellt. Und auch ansonsten haben wir jede Menge schöne Themen für euch auf Lager. Das erwartet euch in Folge 65: [0:07:23] Conference Call Die Herren Journalisten sprechen über ihre letzten aktuellen (Agentur-)Artikel und Podcast-Aufnahmen sowie den bevorstehenden Weihnachtsurlaub, Sönke berichtet von einem denkwürdigen London-Event zu Company of Heroes 3, Gast-Star Heinrich skizziert seinen Arbeitsalltag auf Vancouver Island und Andy ist nicht nur wegen seines Blog-Projekts The Awardian voller Tatendrang. Und dann muss Benedikt noch das völlig unerwartete Pokal-Aus seiner U14 verarbeiten … [0:32:04] Insider Talk Was kann man vom Anfang Januar 2023 erscheinenden E-Book Lenhardts Spielejahr 1985 erwarten, wie war Heinrichs Arbeits- und Spieleauswahlprozess? Der Autor beantwortet die Fragen der Games Insider, schwärmt von Klassikern wie The Eidolon, Super Pipeline II oder Paradroid und plaudert eifrig aus dem Nähkästchen. Und auch Gameplan-Kollege Winnie Forster bringt in Kürze die stark erweiterte fünfte Auflage seiner „Spielkonsolen und Heimcomputer“-Enzyklopädie heraus. Anschließend diskutiert das Quintett über die Preisträger der Game Awards 2022 und gleicht diese mit den eigenen Spielen des Jahres ab. Hat da jemand Elden Ring und God of War Ragnarök gesagt? Last but not least gibt's Andys Indiespiele-Tipps des Monats, diesmal mit Lucy Dreaming, One Dreamer, Terror of Hemasaurus, Jack Move und Kynseed. [1:45:06] Press Review Wir verabschieden unseren heutigen Gast und blicken auf Rezensionen zu Spiele-Hits der vergangenen Wochen, die wir selbst gespielt und/oder getestet haben: The Callisto Protocol, Pentiment, World of Warcraft: Dragonflight, Need for Speed Unbound und Marvel's Midnight Suns. [2:24:14] Feedback Ausgewählte Discord-Beiträge und Danksagung an unsere treuesten UnterstützerInnen auf Patreon und Steady. Viel Spaß beim Hören! Benedikt, Sönke, Andy, Karsten & Heinrich Discord: https://discord.gg/TNycXrD Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gamesinsider Steady: https://steadyhq.com/gamesinsider

Benedicte and Benedikt talk about the recent launch of Prune Your Follows on ProductHunt, migrating from Heroku Postgres to Crunchy Bridge, and preparing for some time off for the holidays.  Prune Your Follows on Product Hunt! Prune Your Follows Crunchy Bridge Prune Your Follows made it to #13 on ProductHunt last week and also "broke" Twitter in the process. Benedicte is happy about the results and enjoyed the buzzing energy of the launch. She also shares some things that worked well during the launch. Benedikt spent some time fixing annoying issues and didn't get any of the work done he planned to do. Luckily, he managed to deal with a couple issues that kept showing up in the monitoring system so it should also make for a quieter Christmas break. He also had a test run for the upcoming database migration and talks about plans to minimize downtime for the actual migration. 

Michele and Colleen reflect on the year. Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show

It's strange how little we talk about the code side of building and running a software business. So Benedikt Deicke, technical co-founder of Userlist, joins me to geek out on Rails, front-end frameworks, software testing, and more.Watch this episode on YouTubeBenedikt Deicke:Benedikt's company, UserlistBenedikt on Twitter: @benediktdeickeBrian Casel:Brian's company, ZipMessageBrian on Twitter: @casjamThanks to ZipMessage (today's sponsor). ZipMessage is the video messaging tool that replaces live calls with asynchronous conversations.  Use it free or tune into the episode for an exclusive coupon for Open Threads listeners.

Benedicte launches Prune Your Follows on Product Hunt. Benedikt deals with small annoyances at work. Upvote Prune Your Follows on Product Hunt! Take a look at Benedicte's cool new wood stove Recovering from a bad cold last week, Benedicte gets to work on launching Prune Your Follows on Product Hunt. And after finding out new information about Twitter's unfollow rate limit, she's currently thinking about a workaround.Unable to get any of his planned work done, Benedikt feels annoyed with having to put out little fires and a small screw up with merging branches. Despite this, they're making great progress on the refactoring work. Benedicte and Benedikt talk about sprints, kanbans, Christmas rom coms, and more.

Michele shares her takeaways from the book The Culture Map and what it might mean for getting product feedback and building products across countries. Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters    Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page Lynn Romich from Konbini     Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

Benedikt and the Userlist team decide on their next big feature. Benedicte comes across new challenges with Prune Your Follows. Prune Your Follows Here's ChatGPT's advice for launching Prune Your Follows on Product Hunt  After doing a series of customer interviews, the Userlist team decided on the next big feature to work on: reporting. And with the holiday break coming up soon, they also kicked off the project to migrate their primary database from Heroku to Crunchy Data.As Prune Your Follows gains more users, Benedicte gets to work on new and exciting problems with the user feedback. With the upcoming Product Hunt Launch, she gets sensible advice from an unexpected source.Benedikt and Benedicte talk about managing your energy, chatbots, data modeling, and more.

Colleen recaps her learnings from her first TinySeed meetup/MicroConf: Local Austin. Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page Lynn Romich from Konbini Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

Join Ron Spomer, Joseph von Benedikt, and I for a special live Q&A session for Patreon supporters on Tuesday, 7 December at 9am Mountain time (10am Central). If you have any burning questions you've been dying to ask Ron, Joseph, or me about stuff like backcountry hunting, ballistics, rifles, etc., then this is the opportunity you've been waiting for. This Q&A session is exclusively for Patreon subscribers. Subscribe to my Patreon channel here in order to participate or to watch a recording of our discussion at a later date if you can't join us on the live feed. Submit questions ahead of time through Patreon or email me at john@thebiggamehuntingblog.com Go to TheBigGameHuntingBlog.com/suppressor, purchase a new Banish suppressor, and receive a Banish 22K rimfire suppressor for free while supplies last.

Nothing like a good cartridge discussion to make the 200th episode great! Host Joseph von Benedikt details his favorite cartridge for across-the-spectrum big game hunting in the Lower 48, digging deep on the cartridge's history and development, as well as the performance characteristics that make it so capable. What exactly is it? You'll have to listen to find out.  We also detail our celebratory giveaway: How to give back to the folks that have mentored you and fueled your passion for hunting and blessed your lives. How to nominate such individuals for our "give back" complete hunting rifle prize.  How we'll evaluate and determine a winner for the complete rifle/scope/bipod/sling/ammo western hunting setup.  How to submit personal entries for the pile of other giveaways, including the Banish Backcountry suppressor, Siembida custom hunting knife, Leupold binos, Barnes case of ammo, onX Maps Elite memberships, Red Kettle M19 slings, and more.  BONUS: Check out the awesome limited-time 20% off code BackcountryHunting200 for Red Kettle M19 rifle slings. To order use this link: Red Kettle Sling   ENJOY!    FRIENDS, PLEASE SUPPORT THE PODCAST!  Join the Backcountry Hunting Podcast tribe and get access to all our bonus material on www.patreon.com/backcountry VISIT OUR SPONSORS HERE:  www.browning.com www.barnesbullets.com www.timneytriggers.com www.leupold.com www.onxmaps.com www.silencercentral.com https://www.portersfirearms.com/ www.siembidacustomknives.com https://javelinbipod.com  

Benedicte and Benedikt return to the daily grind after enjoying the conference season. Here's why we had to push back the recording time of this week's episode Getting Things Done – a book by David Allen Listen to Benedikt's conversation with Brian Casel about shipping speed Prune Your Follows After not being able to attend for the past years, Benedikt enjoyed himself at MicroConf Europe: nice weather, meeting their customer support advocate in person, and all the social events between the talks. Now back to work after his week-long birthday leave, Benedikt's trying to figure out how to be smarter with his to-do list. Benedicte's back to the daily grind after her short conference season in November. Aside from working on the readme files for their Cloudinary plugins, they're also doing more work on Prune Your Follows as they prepare for their upcoming Product Hunt launch this December.

Colleen is ready to go all-in on Refine... and that means moving on from Simple File Upload. Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters New supporters! Lynn Romich from Konbini    Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page     Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

In SaaS, speed matters. A lot. Benedikt Deicke, co-founder of Userlist, joins me to chat about shipping speed and how we decide what to build next. It's too easy to get these essentials wrong!Watch this episode on YouTubeBenedikt Deicke:Benedikt's company, UserlistBenedikt on Twitter: @benediktdeickeBrian Casel:Brian's company, ZipMessageBrian on Twitter: @casjamThanks to ZipMessage (today's sponsor). ZipMessage is the video messaging tool that replaces live calls with asynchronous conversations.  Use it free or tune into the episode for an exclusive coupon for Open Threads listeners.

ep. 113: Benedikt Bösel · Land Use Pioneer Forces of Nature is a talkshow miniseries featuring dynamic leaders from across food & environmental movements. Tune-in for a dose of optimism.   ECOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES IN LAND USE w/ host: Aaron Niederhelman Benedikt Bösel is founder and CEO of Gut & Bösel, a 3,000 hectare ecological farm and land use research center east of Berlin, Germany.  The site is quickly becoming an epicenter for the future of food & fiber production.  It's the whole ball of wax from regenerative food production practice, forestry management, savvy land use, stewardship initiatives, animal centric integration, and even a royal bed & breakfast to welcome new guests to the movement. It's a gem of a spot and a big win for the EU Regen. In 2016, Benedikt took over management of the land that's been in his family for 300 years. He changed the operating system to farm and forest by improving the ecology. In just a few short years, Gut & Bösel has grown from a concept to now tabulating positive outcomes of systemic land use management trials.   Brought together in Brandenburg, this epicenter will expand everyone's capabilities to understand and to work smarter with natural systems.  Buy-in has been good. Agtech is woven into the fabric of this innovation hot-bed, and influential players from around the Brandenburg region, across Germany and throughout Europe have responded to Gut & Bösel with resounding support. In the blink of an eye, Benedikt has laid the foundation for a Stone Barns, EURO.   --- LAND USE PIONEER ---   FARMING THE ELEMENTS Mitigating climate change & biodiversity loss, staving off hunger & malnutrition and even offering equal opportunities for all, at Gut & Bösel they believe that land use is the key to addressing many pressing problems. Through holistic pasture management, composting, syntropic agroforestry and forest conversion, and even the development of new software and technology – they're working on methods of multifunctional agriculture to build healthy, resilient and thriving ecosystems. The Brandenburg region has little precipitation and very sandy soils. It's a challenging place to farm. Benedikt came to Alt Madlitz with a grand idea. Then drought came, and everything changed. This forced him to innovate years before originally planned. Benedikt doubled down on closing the nutrient cycling loop of ecology to keep healthy production from his land. He's weathered that storm and now built resiliency.   AWARD WINNING EFFORTS & DEFT TOUCH Benedikt was named 2022 Farmer of the Year in Germany by the Federal Minister of Agriculture. The Gut & Bösel team was recently the subject of a six-part Disney+ miniseries titled ‘The Farm Experiment‘, which is expected to drop in 2023. The release of a book sharing more of the good, the bad and the journey to date is on the docket. In ep. #113 we chat about the soon to begin World Cup 2022. You get some insight into Benedikt's POV on global affairs, and where he believes change is going to come from. We also learn that despite being a German football fan at heart, it's the NBA that gets Benedikt to kick back and have a few beers. In fact, it's my hometown Boston Celtics may be his team. Go GREEN (C's & The Planet). I'm pulling for team USA in Qatar, but no matter what happens I'm just excited to see the beautiful game played on its grandest stage.  Despite all the problems that brings.   https://sourcingmatters.show  

Colleen and her business partner Aaron give an update on Hammerstone (Refine) in this crossover episode.Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters Lynn Romich from Konbini Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - a community for Laravel developers under-represented due to their gender Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page     Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

Talking to other entrepreneurs made Michele realize that she hasn't talked about interplay of qualitative *and* qualitative data enough. Michele and Colleen talk about what that means in the context of feature requests and high-touch sales.Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters New supporters! Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page Lynn Romich from Konbini   Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - the community for women, non-binary and trans Laravel developers     Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

Colleen's company was accepted to TinySeed, which means she now gets to work on Refine full time. That means she can finally make some hard decisions and push. (Note: Colleen and Michele were actually in the same place last week, so that's why the audio quality is different than normal!)Huge thanks to all of our listeners who've become Software Socialites and support our show! You can become a supporter for $100 a year at softwaresocial.dev/supporters Special thanks to our new supporters!  Brendon from Feederloop Pascal from sharpen.page Chris from Chipper CI The Daringly Handsome Kevin Griffin And Mike from Gently Used Domains, who has a nice personality Dave from Recut Max of OnlineOrNot Stefan from Talk to Stefan Brendan Andrade of Bright Bits Team Tuple Alex Hillman from The Tiny MBA Ramy from Hovercode and Rocket Gems Jane and Benedikt from Userlist Kendall Morgan Ruben Gamez of SignWell Corey Haines of SwipeWell Mike Wade of Crowd Sentry Nate Ritter of Room Steals Anna Maste of Subscribe Sense Geoff Roberts from Outseta Justin Jackson, MegaMaker Jack Ellis and Paul Jarvis from Fathom Analytics Matthew from Appointment Reminder Andrew Culver at Bullet Train John Kostor Alex of Corso Systems Richard from Stunning Josh,the annoyingly pragmatic founder Ben from Consent Kit John from Credo and EditorNinja Cam Sloan Michael Koper of Nusii Proposals Chris from Urlbox Caeli of Tosslet Greg Park from TraitLab Adam from Rails Autoscale Lana and Alex from Recapsy Joe Masilotti of railsdevs.com Proud MaMa from Oplnet, LLC Anna from Kradl Moncef from Ruby on Mac Steve of Be Inclusive Simon Bennett of SnapShooter Backups Josh Smith of Keyhero.io Jesper Christiansen of FormBackend Matthew Wojtowicz of WorkCited  Chris of Jetboost.io Daryl Shannon of Docamatic Larabelles - the community for women, non-binary and trans Laravel developers Arvid Kahl James Sowers from Castaway.fm Jessica Malnik Damian Moore of Audio Audit Podcast Checker Eldon from NodleStudios Mitchell Davis from RecruitKit

Recorded live and raw in Idaho's rough elk country, this episode takes a deep dive into three key methods of late-season elk hunting:  Glassing big wide-open country Finding and hunting tiny pockets of rich feed and cover Tracking in snow Host Joseph von Benedikt provides tips and tricks for each method, and discusses end results for which each method is most effective. Real-world stories of failure and success spotlight each strategy. ENJOY!   FRIENDS, PLEASE SUPPORT THE PODCAST!  Join the Backcountry Hunting Podcast tribe and get access to all our bonus material on www.patreon.com/backcountry VISIT OUR SPONSORS HERE:  www.browning.com www.barnesbullets.com www.timneytriggers.com www.leupold.com www.onxmaps.com www.silencercentral.com https://www.portersfirearms.com/ www.siembidacustomknives.com https://javelinbipod.com

As you lie on your deathbed, will your biggest regret be that you only lived to please others? It's time to start living a life that's true to you. But how can you Do The Thing that will light your soul on fire? I sat down with Gregory Benedikt—President of Toastmasters, Personal Life Coach, and Co-host of The Dare To Dream Podcast—to unveil the answer. He did the "right" thing and landed a job as a financial analyst for a real estate investment firm. But he felt unfulfilled. Instead of living with regret, he sought out voluntary discomfort and quit. Learn all about how Gregory left behind a mundane career and followed his passions for coaching, writing, and podcasting. Want to keep up with Gregory? Visit gregoryrussellbenedikt.com to learn how you can live a story worth telling. You can also catch The Dare To Dream Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcast, and all other major platforms.

Recorded live in deep backcountry Alaska, this episode is the second half and the wrap on our DIY, public-land, drop-camp Alaska moose hunt for 2022.  Hunting partner Joe Kennedy and host Joseph von Benedikt continue to hunt without contact with the pilot or family for days, due to a communications/emergency device failure. Caribou herds move into the area. Big grayling fish hit dry flies hard. Rain, wind, weather, eagles and wolves are part of this second week, plus we continue to discuss stand-out gear and the logistics of getting a lot of meat home to Idaho. ENJOY!    FRIENDS, PLEASE SUPPORT THE PODCAST!  Join the Backcountry Hunting Podcast tribe and get access to all our bonus material on www.patreon.com/backcountry VISIT OUR SPONSORS HERE:  www.browning.com www.barnesbullets.com www.timneytriggers.com www.leupold.com www.onxmaps.com www.silencercentral.com https://www.portersfirearms.com/ www.siembidacustomknives.com https://javelinbipod.com