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Throughout history, faith-driven philanthropists, from the Cadbury family to the Aga Khan to the Bloombergs, have given generously to help those in need. But does wealth always lead to generosity? Is it possible to be wealthy and live according to faith values? And in an age of social media influencers and lavish lifestyles, how are young people's financial values being shaped? Azim Ahmed is joined by four guests to discuss the issues: Rhys Parry is a Christian business consultant known as the Money Monk and a trainee Anglican priest. Dr Asif Zaman is a principal lecturer and Head of Department at Cardiff Metropolitan University, with a specialism in Islamic Finance. Dr Gemma Simmonds is a sister of the Congregation of Jesus, Ecumenical Canon of St. Asaph Cathedral and a senior research fellow at the Margaret Beaufort Institute of Theology in Cambridge. Rabbi Raphael Zarum is a dean at the London School of Jewish Studies and currently holds the Rabbi Sacks Chair of Modern Jewish Thought.

Alle bliver rigere af frihandel. Det har været den liberale ledestjerne, som USA har fulgt nærmest uafbrudt siden 2. verdenskrig. Det Hvide Hus har været billedet på kampen mod told og tariffer. Herfra har man opbygget den globale kapitalistiske verdensorden, men nu kan det altså blive billedet på det stik modsatte. For lørdag lover præsident Trump, at nærmest alle varer fra Mexico og Canada skal pålægges 25% told. En beslutning der både fremkalder chok, vrede og rædsel. Men i sidste øjeblik udskyder han beslutningen til gengæld for stærkere grænsebevogtning. Genstart spørger i dag finansjournalist og chef for Bloombergs danske kontor, Sara Sjølin, om Donald Trump bluffer eller om det her er slutningen på den økonomiske verdensorden, som USA har brugt 75 år på at bygge op. Vært: Simon Stefanski. Program publiceret i DR Lyd d. 6. februar 2025.

Random Cool People I Know with, Claire LeowJoin us as Claire shares her story of advocacy for vulnerable communities and historical sites; how her background in journalism at Bloombergs evolved into giving voice for the voiceless; the power of storytelling and accurate and personal historical narratives; the beautiful customs and rituals of Bukit Brown cemetery; the relationship between geomancy, the zodiac and eternal rest; the meaning of Qingming as a reconnection for the living and the dead; the role of Singapore's Tomb Keepers; Claire's current humanitarian work with Airlink…and so much more!Claire Leow is a former journalist. She was the chief reporter for Bloomberg in Southeast Asia before becoming the bureau chief for Bloomberg Indonesia, where she lived for 8 years. She returned to Singapore to find heritage under threat, and campaigned first on the Railway Corridor, the historic former railway lands owned by Malaysia until July 2011. This is the most successful civil society campaign in recent history. By the end of the year, she was the lead campaigner to save Bukit Brown Cemetery, the largest and oldest cemetery in Singapore and one of the largest in Southeast Asia. She formed All Things Bukit Brown to raise awareness of the intrinsic value of the site, and successfully won an application for a World Monuments Fund listing in 2014. Here is her TED talk. With her interest in war history, she also published a book, World War II at Bukit Brown (Ethos Books), and is editing a second edition for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Singapore in 2025. She has rallied a group of volunteers who have collectively guided more than 27,000 people to the site, including academics, researchers, archaeologists and sociologists. Claire's walking tours are under the banner “Between Monsoons” to reflect the contemporaneous history and connect those aspects to modern Singapore. Claire currently works for Washington, DC-based Airlink Inc., a 501(C) aviation-based  non-profit that specialises in the logistics of humanitarian response. Airlink is responding to natural disasters as well as conflicts.You can contact Claire here:Claire@betweenmonsoons.com

High School teacher and two students sue Arkansas over its ban of critical race theory, Governor Ron DeSantis signs into law a ban on minors obtaining social media accounts, Louisiana bill on the legalization of abortion in the state blocked from being placed on the ballot, Three Texas doctors force removal of FDA Covid-19 posts, Israeli Prime Minister cancelled delegation trip to Washington, A London High Court will rule on Julian Assange extradition to the United States, and Former President Donald J Trump joins Bloombergs top 500 wealthiest list. 

Advokater er kendt for lange arbejdsdage, og mange svarer i en ny undersøgelse fra Djøf Advokater, at de arbejder mere end 50 timer ugentligt. Det er i strid med nye EU-krav om registrering af arbejdstid, som ventes at træde i kraft 1. juli 2024.Spørgsmålet er, om advokaterne kan holde sig til at arbejde 48 timer om ugen. Der er bug for statsstøtte til Danmarks storstilede planer om havvindprojekter. Det mener de to pensionsdirektører Jon Johnsen og Peter Stensgaard Mørch fra henholdsvis PKA og PensionDanmark.Klimaredaktør Jakob Martini er i studiet for at fortælle om udfordringerne med stigende omkostninger på vindprojekterne.(01:20) EU-krav vender op og ned på arbejdspladserKan advokater nøjes med en arbejdsuge på 48 timer? Mange advokater svarer i en nylig undersøgelse fra Djøf Advokater, at de arbejder mere end 50 timer om ugen i snit. Dermed er de i karambolage med de regler, der implementeres til næste sommer.(07:28) Storstilede havvindplaner under pres Pensionsdirektører forsøger at råbe politikerne op. Jon Johnsen fra PKA og Peter Stensgaard Mørch fra PensionDanmark siger, at omkostningerne på store vindprojekter er steget så meget, at der ifølge pensionsdirektørerne er behov for statsstøtte.(14:03) Klimatilpasning mangler investeringer Bloombergs podcast Zero har taget klimatilpasning op som emne. 4 mia. mennesker bor steder, som er ekstremt sårbare over for klimaforandringer, men der er alt for få, som investerer i klimatilpasning, lyder det i Zero, hvor Patrick Verkooijen, adm. direktør i Global Center for Adaptation, er gæst.I studiet: Journalist Iben Schmidt, klimaredaktør Jakob Martini og ESG-redaktør Signe Ferslev.Teknik og lyddesign: Kasper Søegaard og Anders Thykier.

Er DSV-topchef Jens Bjørn Andersen den rette at pege på som Årets Leder 2023? Nej, mener flere kritikere, som kalder valget af Jens Bjørn Andersen for »perspektivløst.«Hvad er op og ned i diskussionerne om CO2-afgift på landbruget? Vi har journalist Emma Qvirin i studiet til at fortælle om det.(01:06) Årets Leder 2023 er Jens Bjørn AndersenMidt i en kritisk storm omkring DSV's samarbejde om et milliardprojekt i Saudi-Arabien er selskabets topchef Jens Bjørn Andersen blevet kåret som Årets Leder 2023 af Lederne. Flere har kritiseret valget med den begrundelse, at Jens Bjørn Andersen står for gamle ledelsesdyder og ikke har nok fokus på ESG-relaterede emner. Journalist Sille Wulff Mortensen er i studiet for at udlægge teksten.(06:15) Den uundgåelige afgiftshammer rammer landbrugetLandbruget frygter stadig den forventede CO2-afgift på landbrug, men Landbrug & Fødevarers formand Søren Søndergaard har stor tillid til, at regeringen finder en god løsning. Journalist Emma Qvirin forklarer i studiet, hvad der er op og ned i det politiske spil om CO2-afgiften, og hvilke konsekvenser en afgift får for landbrugserhvervet.(17:12) Jim Hagemann Snabe tror på europæiske batterier I et interview i Bloombergs podcast Zero fortæller tidligere bestyrelsesformand i A.P. Møller - Mærsk Jim Hagemann Snabe om udfordringer i batteriindustrien. Snabe er formand for Europas største producent af batterier, Northvolt. Han er ekstremt opmærksom på konkurrencen fra Kina og mener godt, europæiske selskaber kan hamle op med de kinesiske.Hent alle afsnit af Finans podcasts i Apple Podcast, på Spotify eller lyt til alle afsnit direkte her.I studiet: Journalist Sille Wulff Mortensen, journalist Emma Qvirin og ESG-redaktør Signe Ferslev.Teknik og lyddesign: Kasper Søegaard og Anders Thykier.

The VR CruCast - New VR Games for April & Bloomberg PSVR2 Slow Sales Welcome to the VR CruCast! A weekly (mostly) discussion with some of your favorite Podcasts all in one place. This week we discuss some of the new games coming in April and Bloombergs latest PSVR2 Hate Become a VR CruCast Member here and support the podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChDDa1H4AhOx5ImavJ9aTAQ/join Follow us here: https://twitter.com/TheVRCruCast?s=20&t=Kp7aRKKtn93RFjUgfByamQ Description Tags: virtual reality, podcast, virtual reality podcast, Playstation VR 2, PSVR2, VR News, Meta Quest 2, Quest 2 news, the virtual reality podcast, virtual reality 360, virtual reality news, virtual reality videos, virtual reality headset,virtual reality talk show, virtual reality training,virtual realty,best podcast, top 5 podcast, vr games, new vr games, the vr crucast, #VR #VritualReality #TheVRCruCast

Most of New York's post-Bruen carry laws are back in effect, at least temporarily, Arizona's numbers don't add up, Gun sales surge after Measure 114's passage, Bloombergs propagandists now blame gas

We are sitting behind the trading desk of Bloombergs crypto analyst Jamie Coutts this week to dive deep into analysis and give you an insight into what goes into creating these reports. Jamie is a pioneering financial analyst who has transitioned from traditional markets into crypto, creating research insights for institutions assessing public blockchain assets as a part of their strategic investment allocations. Jamie's career in financial markets started in Australia with Credit Suisse before spending 19 years abroad working in London and Singapore for BGC and Tudor Capital management. He holds a business degree and two technical analysis designations, serving on the global board of the Chartered Markets Technician (CMT) Association, where he is also head of APAC Development.  We chat:The key indicators Jamie pays attention to when analysing the market Which ‘light bulb' moment meant he got the green light for crypto analysis within TradFi The truth about inflation and its connection to Bitcoin … and a whole lot more!You can find Jamie over on Twitter @Jamie1Coutts and on LinkedInReady to start investing? Get $10 of FREE Bitcoin on Swyftx when you Sign up & Verify - https://trade.swyftx.com.au/register/?promoRef=tappingintocrypto10btc To get the latest updates hit subscribe and follow us over on the gram @tappingintocrypto - https://www.instagram.com/tappingintocrypto/ If you can't wait to learn more check out these blogs from our friends over at Swyftx - https://swyftx.com/learn/ The Tapping into Crypto podcast is for entertainment purposes only and the opinions on this podcast belong to individuals and are not affiliated with any companies mentioned. Any advice is general in nature and does not take into account your personal situation, if you're looking to get advice, please seek out a licensed financial advisor.

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Is your agency constantly innovating and evolving in order to stay relevant? Clients needs are constantly changing as technology evolves. Are you keeping up with what clients need? Julia Smith has worked in digital advertising for over 25 years and has made a name being her client's mouthpiece. They even call her "the voice." She took that concept and formed her agency The Digital Voice, a B2B boutique PR agency that brings brands to life through engaging PR campaigns, awareness-driving communications, and immersive virtual experiences. Julia sat down to talk to Jason about how her agency has changed over the years, especially after the pandemic, and how this has ultimately had a positive impact on the agency. She also discusses the transition from being just a PR agency to being an experience agency, and what she wishes she had known when she first started. 3 Golden Nuggets Being a virtual voice. Before she started her own business, Julia worked at a company that didn't quite know how to label what she did. They settled on “the voice” to describe that she was basically the company's mouthpiece with everything she did. She represented them on stage and before the press and was their voice in sales and throughout all their business. She later took that concept with her when she decided to create her own PR agency and continued to represent her clients, organize events, networking events, speaking slots, etc for years after that. Every year brought different changes, but 2020 brought a real shift in the way her agency was doing things. The transition to agency experience. For Julia, the last 18 months especially have brought a lot of change and evolution that has had a huge positive impact on them and their clients. “It made us stop. It made us think a little bit more about how we can use every platform possible,” she explains. The agency went from relying on networking events, standing on stage, and getting their clients speaking slots to investing in a platform to now offer speaking events with live voting polls and 3D networking floors. How to use that on social media? You can use that same content of the speaking event and can take snippets of that to social media and do polls, write a news story based on that, do a thought leadership piece, do Q&A's and a podcast. This is what they now bring to their clients. The impostor syndrome. One thing that Julia wishes she had known when she first started her agency is that, more than vanity metrics like whether or not you have a huge reach, it's all about who are you? Are they you for the message? What are you trying to say and who do you say it to? Now it is all about taking that and make it count and make it measure and show that the value is there. She used to let those vanity metrics get to her and have impostor syndrome but now she feels confident having a wide range of clients and loves working with startups. She has also accompanied some of her clients on their journey from being a small tech company to taking the step of going public. Sponsors and Resources Wix: Today's episode is sponsored by the Wix Partner Program. Being a Wix Partner is ideal for freelancers and digital agencies that design and develop websites for their clients. Check out Wix.com/Partners to learn more and become a member of the community for free. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher | Radio FM Be Your Client's Voice and Make a Transition from Just PR Agency to Experience Agency {These transcripts have been auto-generated. While largely accurate, they may contain some errors.} Jason: [00:00:00] What's up, agency owners? Jason Swenk here. I'm excited to have another amazing episode for you. We're going to talk about how a PR agency is really morphing to an experience agency. And even if you're not a PR agency, you're going to benefit from this episode. So let's go ahead and get into it. Hey, Julia. Welcome to the show. Julia: [00:00:27] Hi, Jason, how you doing? Jason: [00:00:29] Yeah, I'm excited to have you on, so tell us who you are and what do you do? Julia: [00:00:32] So I'm Julia Smith. I'm the founder and MD of a B2B PR agency called The Digital Voice. Jason: [00:00:40] Awesome. And how long have you been doing your agency? Julia: [00:00:44] Well, you know what I suddenly realized that I've just gone over a quarter of a century last year in working in digital advertising. But I set up, which is shocking in itself, but I set up the digital voice it's going to be 10 years next June since I set out. Jason: [00:00:59] Wow. Congrats. And, and how did you get started by starting your own agency? I always like to know that origin story. Julia: [00:01:06] Yeah, but you know, it's strange because actually the name of the company is based upon… about 11, 12 years ago I was working for a company and they couldn't think of what to call what I did. And we settled on the voice, because almost that's what I was for them. I was the voice, the mouthpiece of that business. And I did everything for them from represent them on stage and the press. And I was their mouthpiece and sales and throughout all their business. And that's when I then a year later decided it was time to set up on my own. And so The Digital Voice was born. It's kind of out of how a lot of people know me as the voice in this industry. Probably stems from the fact that I have a very big mouth as well. Jason: [00:01:50] Awesome. And, um, how has your agency changed over the years? Julia: [00:01:56] Do you know what? It's been a complete change at every year. But more so in the last 18 months that we've had to, as everybody has had to is evolve their businesses. And I think it's, it's had strangely hugely positive impact for us and for our clients. It made us stop. It made us think a little bit more about how we can use every platform possible. And we had to stop being so reliant on networking events, standing on stage, getting our clients speaking slots, being able to set up wine and dine, networking, physical events. And you actually took a step back and went, hand on a second? We can make this complete, an experience in everything that we do and on every platform. And it ended up as a company we went from being… So I think 10 years ago it would just have been about content. It would have just been about press and content and every year is added on more and more. And this year, I was thinking about before coming on here, Jason, and thinking, what do we do? And it's actually press concept, thought leadership, SEO, social media, newsjacking, virtual experience, speaking, awards…  It's everything. And it becomes very much of taking, uh, the voice, being the voice for clients in the new way of communicating. So big changes. Jason: [00:03:24] Oh, yeah, definitely. And tell me, you know, because our industry is really, there's a ton of… Kind of male owners. And there's far fewer, you know, woman-owned agencies. Why do you think that? And tell us a little bit more about that because I always love having women on the show because I'm like, oh, another woman, this is awesome. Julia: [00:03:50] Well, you know, it's strange you say that. Cause I, I know quite a lot of female owners of agencies, actually, over here of PR agencies. And lucky, I'm lucky enough to be co-founder of Digital Leading Ladies. And I'm a member of Bloom. All of these different organizations. So I kind of don't see it. I see a lot of women actually running their own companies. I'll tell you why this also it's a massive benefit. I did it 11 years ago because I had young children. It enabled me to work the hours I wanted to work. And I still work strange hours that I do 6:30 AM to four, because at four o'clock my children, who are now teenagers, they walk in the door then. And my rule was that I'm then… They don't really need me, but should they need me, I can open that door. I can be there for them after that. So running your own company actually gives you complete flexibility to choose how you work and what you work. Interesting enough, we were a team of nine, 10 women. We've now changed and we've got three and seven now. And so my, the, the, my head of content, Adam was delighted, he was like, thank goodness he was getting so outnumbered. But to my mind, I'm still one of those believers that it's about who does the job right and nothing more. And I don't think it should even be, I don't see it, or I've never felt in any way that I've missed out or been treated unfairly for being a female. Um, I actually feel quite positive and I've had, I believe, quite a positive experience. And it's what you make is how. If you don't make it in too much of an issue and you're strong in what you do and what you say, and, and you're, um, reviewed based on what you deliver. Jason: [00:05:34] Yep. Exactly. And that's, that's how it should be. Tell us about kind of the transition from the agency to delivering more of an experience. Julia: [00:05:44] Yeah, this is an interesting one. So I describe it like this. So I was saying to my clients, you know we get them… we ended up last year investing in a virtual experience platform called Rainbow. And I love it. It's fantastic because what it did was we create virtual experiences. And it is just that, it's an experience. You can do live, you can bring people up on stage. You can do live voting polls. But it goes to, we have 3d networking floors, where you actually mix and mingle in bar rooftop lounges. We've got, we've done campfire settings. We did loads of Christmas parties and what we always discover… that kind of that's one part. So you create an experience, but then we also said to our clients that everything you do needs to be off of one thing. So say you speak at an event. That's an experience. But let's look, go further. How do we take that experience and keep the engagement going on social media? You take snippets of that video of you speaking and you pop it on to your social, but you then do a poll saying I've got three other topics that are going to be talked about. Which one do you want to vote on what comes up next? You take comments and news jack. You then write a news story based on what I said at that event, what the clients said. You then take it into a thought leadership piece and then you do Q&A's and then you do a podcast with Jason Swenk. And all of it is kind of building up though… It becomes not, it's not so two-dimensional then, is it? It's everything is about the experience. How do you feel, how does the audience feel? How much engagement…? That's the experience. How are we engaging? And can we make it into more of an experience? Jason: [00:07:26] I love that. I love creating things and an experience. And I want to take a brief 20 seconds to have a mastermind member come on and tell you about the digital agency experience, which you kind of set it up pretty well. So let's go ahead and hear what Justin has to say real quick. Justin: [00:07:43] I was just talking to one of the other members a little bit ago. And I was like this event is absolutely incredible. And I've been to a lot of events and I think I have like 19 pages, something of notes. And we're only part of the way through day two. And I came at it with no agenda, but I came at it because I'm, we get holed up in our little bubbles. You know, we go through the grind. We're in the office every day, or, you know, we're working with our employees, we're working with our clients and I really just wanted to be a group of people that have been there and done that, that can speak the same language, have some of the similar problems that I have. And I have found that to be the case, meeting a lot of great new friends now and making a lot of great connections and learning a whole heck of a lot that I'm going to take back. In fact, I've been messaging my business partner non-stop like, Hey, it's go time when we get back, because I've got a lot of good things to him. Jason: [00:08:37] When you're an agency partner with Wix, you unlock an entire digital ecosystem for creating, managing, and growing your agency. Get the full coding and design freedom to create anything your clients need along with the tools to manage and collaborate with your team seamlessly from anywhere. And when it comes to growing your agency, you can get matched with new leads every day and earn revenue share for every website you guys create. They're backed by the Wix industry-leading security and site performance. You'll also have a dedicated account manager on standby 24/7 so you can reach your goals and start setting new ones. See for yourself, head over to wix.com/partners and re-imagine what your agency can accomplish. Awesome. Well, thanks, Justin. If you guys are interested in more of the digital agency experience, go to digital agencyexperience.com and check it out. All right, let's get back to you, Julia, and talking more about what are some of the things that you wish you knew about five years ago? That would benefit you in your agency. Now today Julia: [00:09:52] Vanity metrics meant everything five years ago, and that's how we were perceived. And I didn't have the confidence then to go it doesn't have to be that you've got to be seen in the big types lists and obviously in the US the Bloombergs and the CNNs and the Forbes. And they're great. But what I wish I knew is I had the confidence to go, you know, in the same way that I work with advertising and companies. And they're trying to always say, we're all about targeting. We can take your brands and we can talk at the exact user at the right time, right place. That should follow through in PR. That we now work with titles that are so wide-ranging and we don't care necessarily on their huge reach it's about who they are? Are they right for the message? What are you trying to say and who do you say it to? And then match that up and, and then make it count and make it measure. And make it show that the value is there. It's not all about the scale and the reach. And I wish I'd had the confidence to do that. Cause I think, I think you start to, you get that imposter syndrome when you're not appearing in those big titles. And for a lot of our clients, we work with Adtech and MarTech companies predominantly. We love working with startups. Two of our clients have been one of them has been with me seven and a half years. They went from a smaller company and they're about to IPO next year. Another company doing the three years there was, starts out, they're about to IPO next year. I love those companies. Now for them, they're startups. They were never going to get into those big mainstream titles. But what we have the confidence now to do, and they love it and they get. Is that it's about what you're saying and the audience that's buying that. And the same goes for social. It doesn't matter if, it's not about how many, it's not about how many followers you necessarily gained through. It's who followers are and how engaging they are and what your percentage of engagement. Wish I'd known that. It would have saved me a lot of heartache. Jason: [00:11:50] I know, I, I think there's a lot of us that have that imposter syndrome, right? It's kind of like, or, and we look at the wrong metrics and we look at those vanity metrics. I mean, I always tell agencies, you need to be creating content and really building your brand. And a lot of times for the first couple of years, they get discouraged. They're like all the a hundred people checked it out. What if they were the perfect hundred clients for you? Julia: [00:12:16] A hundred percent. We always say this and it's, uh, you know, you just go, it only takes one. It needs just one person to actually responded and go pick up the phone and make that sale, you know, for a lot of these companies. And that's what we're enabling going actually let's look and see what, uh, how it worked and how it responded. I also try to explain to people it's about the mix with anything it's trying different things. See what works, see what fits and the same way you do within your day to day, life of trying on clothes. You then find what fits and what works. The main message I always say is Be loud. Be brave, be you. Do not try and change, do not to try and be like somebody else. It will ultimately fail. And especially for agencies who are looking at, with their own with trying to advise the brands. Those that can be consistent in their tone and their message and ultimately make it resonate. It makes it far easier for the whole company to get behind you when you going, oh, I get it. I'm just, that's who we are. That's what we do. Be loud, be brave, be you. It's kind of my big mantra that I try to… Jason: [00:13:20] I love it. If people want to know more and check out the agency where can they go? Julia: [00:13:24] So they can go to thedigitalvoice.co.uk or check us out on LinkedIn. So what we do, we almost use our LinkedIn, the digital voices, our runbook, and see all the different pieces of content from our brilliant clients. Or link in with me, Julia Smith. I'd be delighted set to meet with them as well. Jason: [00:13:42] Well, awesome. Julia, thanks so much for coming on the show. You rocked it. Thanks so much. Make sure you guys go check out the website. Ad if you guys want to come to the next Digital Agency Experience, I want you guys to go to digitalagencyexperience.com and apply, and maybe you'll be with us at the next experience. Until next time, have a Swenk day.

Braden Kay is the director of sustainability for the City of Tempe. He was recently the sustainability project manager for the City of Orlando, where he led sustainability implementation in waste diversion, urban forestry, and urban agriculture programs. He received a PhD from Arizona State's School of Sustainability for his dissertation work on stakeholder engagement and strategy building within the City of Phoenix. Previously, Braden managed community engagement, sustainability assessment and strategy building for the City of Phoenix's Reinvent Phoenix grant, which is funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Sustainable Communities program. Braden's academic and professional experience in urban planning, sustainability assessment, and sustainability implementation make him an asset for innovative urban sustainability efforts.  Braden Joins Sustainable Nation to Discuss: Tip for starting sustainability programs in cities Learning from indigenous people and incorporating their ideas into sustainability strategies Developing a climate action plan Trade-offs between focusing on climate adaptation vs. mitigation when faced with limited resources Ensuring water security in dry regions like Tempe Advice and recommendations for sustainability leaders Braden's Final Five Question Responses What is one piece of advice you would give other sustainability professionals that might help them in their careers?  The power of networking to me is so important. I derive so much value from the Sustainable Cities Network, the Western Adaptation Alliance and the Urban Sustainability Director's Network. I know that if I need something, I can call Chris Castro in Orlando or Dan and Melissa and Jill and the team in DC, or Kizzy in New York or Leah and Providence. It's so great to be able to rely on the fact that we are a network of professionals. I think the worst thing that our profession does sometimes is say, "Well, this has never been done before. We're just building the plane as we fly it." I think we hear that in cities all the time, and I think that's a terrible perspective to have. There is something along the lines of what you want to do somewhere out there. Really having conversations with the people that have gone through that and learning from them as to how they handled that change and what they did is so valuable. Recently, we've been struggling through how we incorporate the International Green Construction Code into our city. Scottsdale, on the private development side, and Boise, on the city building side, have been so great. They've been willing to come in and have meetings with our senior management. They've been willing to have more technical meetings with our technical staff and be willing to actually meet with our consultants. We just had a meeting of 40 people listen in to Boise, Idaho and learn what they've learned from building their first three buildings with the International Green Construction Code. That kind of network, the importance of having the network and then using the network - not just new using the network for yourself, but using the network for all the other people in your city, so that your city engineer has tapped into the network, so that your city manager and mayor are tapped into to the network. I think it's a huge part of us being successful. Our profession is still only about 20 years old, and most of us have been in our positions for five years or less. It makes that networking piece such an important part of what we do. What are you most excited about right now in the world of sustainability?  I'm most excited sustainability professionals are finally understanding that the sustainability movement exists out in community. Community-based organizations, activists, young people, students, they're making sustainability happen on the ground. It's up to us as sustainably professionals to help local government, state government meet the movement. Ten years ago, a lot of people that were sustainability professionals thought they were the movement. Now I think there's a lot more of us that are understanding that government should not be at the center of climate action and climate change work. Government plays an incredibly important convening and supporting role, but it's really about government being more accessible to people, and sustainability professionals need to be those guides. We need to help people understand how to navigate government and how to make change happen efficiently and effectively instead of thinking that we alone can fix it. I'm really excited seeing those examples out there from Fort Collins, Colorado, and from the Bay area, and from Portland, Oregon, and from Orlando, Florida, where people are doing these authentic city community-based partnerships, making change happen where it's really community led and government supported. That's how we're building our cool kids work with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. It's designed to be youth-centered with the university and city supporting in the background. This work with the NEA, our town grant is meant to have the artists and tribal members lead the work with the city in support. This is a really exciting model for how we do climate action in cities an I can't wait to see what our colleagues around the country and their community-based partners are able to do. It also seems like both the federal government and national philanthropy like the Bloombergs and Bezos's of the world are starting to understand, "Hey, we need to really support community-based organizations in this work. We still should support cities, but we need to also support community-based organizations in working together with cities so that the movement happens." Then the cities can come behind with the infrastructure, with the policy, with the programs that support what community members are asking for. Another great example of that is the work that's been happening with the climate action work in Denver. They have their new climate tax that was city led and government followed. The work in Portland where they now have a green new deal fund that was done in that same community-forward government second kind of way too. It's a really exciting trend. What is one book you would recommend sustainability professionals read? Right now I'm reading Braiding Sweetgrass. It's a book about indigenous knowledge specifically around plants. I'm finding that book to be very inspiring and helping me understand more around how indigenous perspectives and indigenous concepts of resilience and indigenous knowledge of plants and ecology can inform our collective work to save the planet. What are some of your favorite resources or tools that really help you in your work? Well, like I said, the network work I find very, very useful. The other thing I want to pitch to all the sustainably directors out there, we're trying to do this with the Western Adaptation Alliance, we have federal agencies that we need to be working more closely with - your EPA region and with your FEMA region and with DOT and DOE. We went through a phase where the federal government was not as interested in climate action and now it is. Right now is a time to make sure that we're really strengthening our relationships with federal agencies and with our local regions for each of those agencies. They have a lot of great tools. We're constantly hearing about new tools and new opportunities from our federal agencies. We've gotten some small grants from FEMA and EPA in the past. DOE is funding some really exciting stuff. Tempe would not be where it is now without some of the partnerships we've had with the Department of Transportation. Those federal agency relationships, that's one tool I'm really focused in right now. Especially with the infrastructure bill coming and the potential for a reconciliation package, it's really important that all of us are tapped in to our relationship with federal agencies making sure that as those programs are coming out. We're really thinking about how to make sure that those programs are getting tied to community-based organizations as quickly as possible, and that we're getting more federal resources out into our community. Where can our listeners go to learn more about you and your work at Tempe? You can check us out at tempe.gov/sustainability. You can go to our annual report which reviews what we've been doing at the city as well as our first Climate Action Plan. That's up there now, and then this winter we'll have our Climate Action Plan update, and that's what we're working on right now. Please stay out and look for our new update. I think it's a new way of thinking about how to create climate action planning that is really people-centered and centering the agendas of specific stakeholders, as opposed to just being a government document that sits on the shelf and kind of waffles around the politics of who cares about what. We've really come up with a way of presenting to our mayor and council the broad diversity of work that's happening in the city and the broad diversity of perspectives and actions that our business community and our residents want to see. That should be coming out in February. 

I detta avsnitt diskuterar vi Bloombergs senaste rapport gällande Apples planer på att lansera en självkörande elbil redan 2025. Enligt uppgifter finns planer på att fordonet inte kommer komma med någon ratt - vilket låter minst sagt vågat. Förutom det tar vi upp Apples helomvändning när det gäller reparation av våra enheter. Under 2022 kommer vi att kunna fixa våra enheter helt själva och det med officiella reservdelar från Apple med tillhörande manual. Dessutom snackar vi om julgranar i HomeKit, covidpass i Wallet och varför man ska avstå lösenord från iCloud på jobbet. Har du frågor eller kommentarer till oss får du gärna besöka vår hemsida 0941-podden.se där ett formulär för feedback finns redo. Annars går det utmärkt att hitta oss på sociala medier som Facebook, Instagram, Twitter eller YouTube. Hitta oss och följ oss i din podcastspelare genom att söka efter ”0941-podden”. Stötta oss genom att lämna minst 5 stjärnor i betyg och lämna gärna en kommentar i Apple Podcasts. Nyheter Länsförsäkringar får stöd för Apple Pay Apple presenterar Self Service-reparation Rykten Bloomberg: Apple planerar att lansera självkörande elbil 2025 Se Apple Car-koncept i en 360-upplevelse Nytt patent visar iPhone och Apple Watch – helt i glas Tips från dagens avsnitt: Andreas tipsar om The Pharmacist: Opioidkrisen i USA Julgran i HomeKit genom Twinkly Danne överger AirPort Extreme för ASUS Öppna Google Maps-länkar i Apple Maps med Mapper Lyssna på podden Före-Efter från Sveriges Radio 0941-podden på YouTube Är du sugen på att stötta oss i vårt arbete med podden och dess utveckling? Vi har därför öppnat upp för möjligheten att skänka en engångsgåva eller att bli månadsgivare till podden genom tjänsten ”Buy me a coffee”. Vi gör podden för att det är roligt, inte för att tjäna pengar. Att bidra är helt valfritt och podden kommer alltid vara gratis att lyssna på. Du som är intresserad av att sponsra 0941-podden kan ta kontakt på hej@0941-podden.se Musiken i podden är skapad av Hugo Kalm (@hugokalm)

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I ugens episode dykker holdet ned i ugens brede vifte af nyheder, hvor den største må siges at være Bloombergs seneste Switch Pro rapport. Derudover snakkes der både om det gakkede rollespil Miitopia, samt mere Famicom Detective Club.

In this episode of the podcast, we are once again joined by Ciaran @TheeMcginn to help Kiley and Pete discuss the recent influx of stories involving Sony and their decisions regarding game preservation, with the announcement of the store closures of PS3, PSP and Vita, Bloombergs article by Jason Schreier, where it is stated that Sony plans on focussing their attention on big blockbuster titles, especially from the big first party studios like Naughty Dog, Guerrila and Sony Santa Monica to name a few. We also discuss the recent discovery that puts game/console preservation in the firing line with the discover that PS4 and PS5 games, both physical and digital, will be unplayable once the battery inside the consoles die and Sony decides to close the store fronts in the future. We hope you enjoy the episode. Sources for this episode: PS3/PSP/Vita store closure [https://uk.pcmag.com/sony-playstation-games/132512/sony-is-closing-the-ps3-ps-vita-and-psp-digital-stores](https://uk.pcmag.com/sony-playstation-games/132512/sony-is-closing-the-ps3-ps-vita-and-psp-digital-stores) Sony focus on Blocbuster games [https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-04-09/sony-s-obsession-with-blockbusters-is-stirring-unrest-within-playstation-empire](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-04-09/sony-s-obsession-with-blockbusters-is-stirring-unrest-within-playstation-empire) PS4 & PS5 Clock Battery Issue [https://in.ign.com/playstation-5-playstation-5/157630/news/ps5-games-cbomb-cmos-clock-battery-death-sony](https://in.ign.com/playstation-5-playstation-5/157630/news/ps5-games-cbomb-cmos-clock-battery-death-sony) Please leave us a comment, share the podcast on social media and please rate us on Soundcloud, Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Contact us: Twitter - @RRRadioPod @RapidReviewsUK @petebeckett1 @kileytehgreet Email - podcast@rapidreviewsuk.com Please visit Rapid Reviews UK for all the latest reviews and opinion pieces Artwork by Chloe Osborn - @WriteBluesAway Music by Mike Hallam - @2DMike3D

[A Ping-Pong table, a PlayStation or a table football] don’t help that much if the [corporate culture] is broken. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark In this interview we are talking to a previous guest. Christopher Oster is the CEO and co-founder of Frankfurt-based insurtech clark. In the past we talk to him about the appearance of Clark on Bloomberg’s list of startups to watch, back in 2017. Now they raised an 85 m US$ series C venture capital round, with noteworthy investor Tencent from China. We talk to him about the funding, the way to the funding and their plans. Insurance has still not really penetrated by technology … you have unhappy customers … this is a great opportunity for a founder. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark EnablerThis recording was made possible by (Hessen Trade and Invest). Learn more about our enabler here: https://www.invest-in-hessen.com/ In 2015 there was almost no funding for insurtech startups, it all started in 2016 Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The FounderIn this interview we are talking to Christopher (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-christopher-oster-3158802/) the CEO and co-founder of Frankfurt-based insurtech clark. In the past we talk to him about the appearance of Clark on Bloombergs list of startups to watch, back in 2017. You have a paper folder with your insurance policies, but nobody checks if the insurance policies still matches your life. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The Startup The startup was built by a group of four friends, who to together, since they could not find the help they wanted with their insurance needs. The whole founding team is still on board, more than 5 years after the company was set up Crunchbase (https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/clark-2), company website (https://www.clark.de/). An average German has six insurance policies with 4 different insurance carriers. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The Interview from 2017 The whole blog post is here: https://www.startuprad.io/interviews/clark-de-startup-germany-bloombergs-list-50-promising-startups/ Or just tune in to the interview here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3xryTBqaxncpSrnXO3L3QQ?si=2qC09ZDDTJ6XnewH7_LMvg For our series a, we talked to 300 VCs or so. There was a lot of uncertainty and many other companies started as well. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark Feedback Reach out to us, here is our audience survey, to give us feedback, suggest topics, interview partners or just to say “Hallo!” https://forms.gle/mLV6mVKwGwKuut8BA The InterviewerThis interview was conducted by Jörn “Joe” Menninger, startup scout, founder, and host of Startuprad.io. Reach out to him: LinkedIn Twitter Email Follow us on Social MediaInstagram https://www.instagram.com/startuprad.io/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/4837115/ Twitter https://twitter.com/startuprad_io Folge direkt herunterladen

This is the fintech track of Startuprad.io. Find us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fintech_germany Learn more about us at www.startuprad.io [A Ping-Pong table, a PlayStation or a table football] don’t help that much if the [corporate culture] is broken. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark In this interview we are talking to a previous guest. Christopher Oster is the CEO and co-founder of Frankfurt-based insurtech clark. In the past we talk to him about the appearance of Clark on Bloomberg’s list of startups to watch, back in 2017. Now they raised an 85 m US$ series C venture capital round, with noteworthy investor Tencent from China. We talk to him about the funding, the way to the funding and their plans. Insurance has still not really penetrated by technology … you have unhappy customers … this is a great opportunity for a founder. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark Enabler This recording was made possible by (Hessen Trade and Invest). Learn more about our enabler here: https://www.invest-in-hessen.com/ In 2015 there was almost no funding for insurtech startups, it all started in 2016 Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The Founder In this interview we are talking to Christopher (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-christopher-oster-3158802/) the CEO and co-founder of Frankfurt-based insurtech clark. In the past we talk to him about the appearance of Clark on Bloombergs list of startups to watch, back in 2017. You have a paper folder with your insurance policies, but nobody checks if the insurance policies still matches your life. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The Startup The startup was built by a group of four friends, who to together, since they could not find the help they wanted with their insurance needs. The whole founding team is still on board, more than 5 years after the company was set up Crunchbase (https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/clark-2), company website (https://www.clark.de/). An average German has six insurance policies with 4 different insurance carriers. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The Interview from 2017 The whole blog post is here: https://www.startuprad.io/interviews/clark-de-startup-germany-bloombergs-list-50-promising-startups/ Or just tune in to the interview here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3xryTBqaxncpSrnXO3L3QQ?si=2qC09ZDDTJ6XnewH7_LMvg For our series a, we talked to 300 VCs or so. There was a lot of uncertainty and many other companies started as well. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark Feedback Reach out to us, here is our audience survey, to give us feedback, suggest topics, interview partners or just to say “Hallo!” https://forms.gle/mLV6mVKwGwKuut8BA The Interviewer This interview was conducted by Jörn “Joe” Menninger, startup scout, founder, and host of Startuprad.io. Reach out to him: LinkedIn Twitter Email Follow us on Social Media Instagram https://www.instagram.com/startuprad.io/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/4837115/ Twitter https://twitter.com/startuprad_io

[A Ping-Pong table, a PlayStation or a table football] don’t help that much if the [corporate culture] is broken. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark In this interview we are talking to a previous guest. Christopher Oster is the CEO and co-founder of Frankfurt-based insurtech clark. In the past we talk to him about the appearance of Clark on Bloomberg’s list of startups to watch, back in 2017. Now they raised an 85 m US$ series C venture capital round, with noteworthy investor Tencent from China. We talk to him about the funding, the way to the funding and their plans. Insurance has still not really penetrated by technology … you have unhappy customers … this is a great opportunity for a founder. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark EnablerThis recording was made possible by (Hessen Trade and Invest). Learn more about our enabler here: https://www.invest-in-hessen.com/ In 2015 there was almost no funding for insurtech startups, it all started in 2016 Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The FounderIn this interview we are talking to Christopher (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-christopher-oster-3158802/) the CEO and co-founder of Frankfurt-based insurtech clark. In the past we talk to him about the appearance of Clark on Bloombergs list of startups to watch, back in 2017. You have a paper folder with your insurance policies, but nobody checks if the insurance policies still matches your life. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The Startup The startup was built by a group of four friends, who to together, since they could not find the help they wanted with their insurance needs. The whole founding team is still on board, more than 5 years after the company was set up Crunchbase (https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/clark-2), company website (https://www.clark.de/). An average German has six insurance policies with 4 different insurance carriers. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark The Interview from 2017 The whole blog post is here: https://www.startuprad.io/interviews/clark-de-startup-germany-bloombergs-list-50-promising-startups/ Or just tune in to the interview here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3xryTBqaxncpSrnXO3L3QQ?si=2qC09ZDDTJ6XnewH7_LMvg For our series a, we talked to 300 VCs or so. There was a lot of uncertainty and many other companies started as well. Christopher Oster, CEO and Co-Founder Clark Feedback Reach out to us, here is our audience survey, to give us feedback, suggest topics, interview partners or just to say “Hallo!” https://forms.gle/mLV6mVKwGwKuut8BA The InterviewerThis interview was conducted by Jörn “Joe” Menninger, startup scout, founder, and host of Startuprad.io. Reach out to him: LinkedIn Twitter Email Follow us on Social MediaInstagram https://www.instagram.com/startuprad.io/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/4837115/ Twitter https://twitter.com/startuprad_io

In this episode, in case you haven't had enough of Obama, here comes his newest Memoir. An investigation into Bloombergs attempt to buy the black vote. Nashville had 22 cases of COVID so why was the Health Dept & Mayors office trying to cover it up?

Police Ambushed, Bloomberg's Millions, Middle East Peace, Florida Reopening Cast: Anibal Cabrera, Joe Wicker, Chris VerKuilen, and Jonny Torres The Yard Sign is a weekly political podcast presenting a different perspective on the week's local, state, and national news and politics. In addition to the revolving cast of panelists, The Yard Sign will feature political candidates, subject matter experts, and elected officials. The Yard Sign is The Most Important Irrelevant Political Podcast based out of Florida featuring young professional conservatives discussing the political news of the day. The show airs weekly on Mondays at 7pm.   Visit our website: http://theyardsign.com Like The Yard Sign on Facebook: http://facebook.com/theyardsign Follow The Yard Sign on Twitter: http://twitter.com/theyardsign Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFit1jbe16x5TlfMr0P9y9A

Johanna Jeansson, Norden-analytiker på Bloombergs research-del, och Olof Manner, senior rådgivare på Swedbank diskuterar:Ljusa signaler om vändning ur konjunkturmörkret – men hur snabbt går det?Åtgärderna som kan få fart på arbetsmarknaden.Veckans viktigaste och premiär för "begreppet". See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vi må være blevet ramt af sommerferiestemning, for planerne for efterårs-sæsonens første episode kom aldrig videre end hængekøjen. Til gengæld har vi lavet en slags sommerbonus, hvor vi udover den efterhånden traditionsrige Corona-opdatering også hver især har taget en vigtig og spændende historie med fra sommerens nyhedsflow. Så vi skal både tale om Qanon og sociale medier, om hvordan Virtual Reality er blomstret op i den socialt distancerede pandemi-tid, og om de store techfirmaers ganske ambitiøse klimamål. Til sidst er der naturligvis tiprunde, om streamingserier, cloudgaming og science fiction-bøger. God fornøjelse. Links Smittestop-appen - seneste tal i DK Interessant opsummering fra Markup om brug af Apple/Google-API rundt om i verden Qanon på vej i mainstream politik? Lyt podcasten Genstart Mød Danmarks første internetfødte suverænitetsbevægelse, der gør PET nervøse (Zetland) VR har fået et boost under pandemien Danbolig viser frem i Virtual Reality Rene Ritchies opsummering af Apples klima-mål Bloombergs fokus på Apples udfordringer med produktion i Kina og Taiwan Microsoft vil være CO2 NEGATIVE i 2050 Amazons Climate Pledge - CO2 neutrale i 2040 Tips Jeppe: Streamingserierne “Warrior Nun” og “Cursed” på Netflix Anders: Science fiction-bogen “A Memory Called Empire” af Arkady Martine Betaen af Microsofts cloudgaming-tjenste xCloud PRAKTISK DataSnak har fokus på it-faglige og it-politiske emner, og nørder igennem med alt fra automatisering over sikkerhed til uddannelse i den digitale verden. Podcasten behandler også SAMDATAHKs relevante aktiviteter såsom kurser, faglige initiativer, kommunikation og værktøjer og tilbud, som man kan få, når man er it-medlem i HK. Formål er at gøre lytterne klogere på hvad der sker i deres arbejdsliv her og nu og i fremtiden, og gå i dybden med problemstillinger fra it-professionelles hverdag. Tovholderen på podcasten er it-faglig konsulent Jeppe Engell. De øvrige to værter er Adam Bindslev og Anders Høeg Nissen. DataSnak udkommer hver mandag. Tak fordi du lytter med! Får du lyst til at komme med ris og ros, kan du sende en e-mail til jeppe.engell@hk.dk - og hvis du har tekniske spørgsmål eller kommentarer kan de sendes til anders@podlab.dk

The Hake Report, Thur 2/27/20: More great calls on JLP playing a Mike Bloomberg ad on his show. Azzmador calls in and sounds off on the drama! Other great calls as well, including about Free Will: Do we have a free will? BLOG POST: https://www.thehakereport.com/blog/2020/2/27/jlp-taking-money-from-the-bloombergs-azzmador-speaks-thur-22720 Call in! 888-775-3773, live Sunday through Friday 9 AM (Los Angeles) https://thehakereport.com VIDEO OF JAMES'S SHOW: https://youtu.be/yA1jasw656o

Så langt har han ikke vært så synlig, men nå kobler Michael Bloomberg seg på kampen om å bli demokratenes presidentkandidat i USA. Allerede har han begynt å bruke kontroversielle triks. Med VG-kommentator Anders Giæver. Av Tor-Erling Thømt Ruud, Kristine Hellesland, Nora Thorp Bjørnstad, Emilie Hald Torp. Teknisk produsent Magne Antonsen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Under Super Tuesday kan Demokraternas primärval avgöras. Olle Wästberg reder ut läget inom partiet, Jonas Grafström diskuterar Bloombergs chanser och Eva Forslund tar tempen på Buttigiegs kampanj.

I am finally getting over the lingering pain in my backside— I'm Steve Gruber— God bless America—this is The Steve Gruber Show— Friday February 21st 2020—   Here are 3 big things you need to know right now   Number 3— Malaysia Airlines Flight 370—remember that? It vanished in the spring of 2014—and it has never been seen again—now the former Prime Minister of Australia—says he is pretty sure what happened—and says everyone else knows too—it was an act of terror—   Number 2— Apocalyptic swarms of locusts are moving across big swaths of Africa—now into the Middle East and Reaching China too—is it the end times? No probably not but if it is—I hope I'm ready—are you?   Number 1— The damage done to Michael Bloombergs campaign is becoming more and more evident with each passing hour—Democrats were left bewildered by the former Mayors disastrous debate performance—now Bernie is soaring in the odds to win the nomination

In this epsidoe, I share my experience covering the Arizona Trump Rally. As well as Bloombergs debut performance at the Democratic Debate in Las Vegas.

In this episode of Black and White Anthony and TJ discuss the challenges with getting black support amongst the democratic field. What is keeping many black voters from openly endorsing certain candidates. Bloombergs creative and engaging social media strategy. Democrats missing simple opportunities to connect with voters.

Under Rasmus' kyndige ledelse diskuterer Jakob og Henrik situationen i Demokraternes primærvalg oven på de to første valghandlinger i Iowa og New Hampshire. Hvem vandt? Hvem tabte? Og kan Jakob og Henrik blive enige om Bloombergs chancer? Lyt med og få svarene :-)

The leading Democratic contenders are frothing at the opportunity to confront Bloomberg on tonight's debate stage. To run against the billionaire of all billionaires is the contrast Sanders has been waiting for his entire career.   Bloomberg's strategy going into the debate is simple: First, do no harm. Second, go to war and make this a two candidate contest between himself and Sanders leaving everyone else in the dust.

Today we cover everything from satanic Hollywood, disney stars dropping dead, Trump still trying to buy Greenland, and the democrat race. Jam packed full of all the latest news from Bloombergs transphobic comments caught on video, to Aaron Carter's new Onlyfans account where he plans to sell porn. Please give me a rating and a comment.

Vi ser fremover mot valget i Nevada på lørdag, og diskuterer Michael Bloombergs inntog i primærvalget. Bloomberg har brukt mer penger på tv-reklame enn noen annen presidentkandidat og det har gitt resultater. Han har seilt opp til andreplass på flere nasjonale målinger, og han ligger godt an i statene som skal stemme på Super Tuesday. Vegard og Mathias ser tilbake på hvordan det var å bo i New York under Bloomberg, og hva man kan forvente av hans kandidatur. 

Politicians increasingly distance themselves from the American people. Bloombergs comments on the American Farmer. The American awakening! On Unleashed Jeremy Hanson

Superbowl score, 49er's terrible last quarter, - Iowa possible outcomes, Sanders vs Warren for progressive candidate, Biden vs Klobuchar vs Mayor Pete for moderate candidate, how will Bloomberg disrupt primaries- Impeachment vote, Lindsey Graham calls Hunter Biden corrupt, - Groundhog day, groundhog says early spring- Coronavirus, China lying about how many people are impacted, - Michael Moore speech about DNC rules changes for Bloomberg- The Rhythm Section flops at the box office, 49ers coach says they'll be back next year - JLo, Shakira, Halftime show, Jason Momoa commercial, best Superbowl commercials- State of the Union address-Trending - Fox sports scoreboard graphic, new Hummer EV, Puppy Bowl, JLo, The Masked Singer, Shakira, #TrumpIsAnIdiot- Woman bites man's tongue off after he used it when kissing her- The Day the Music died - 61 years ago today, what happens to the superbowl gear made for the losers- Andrew Yang chances in Iowa and New Hampshire, #YangGang- Bill Murray Groundhog Day Superbowl ad, Trump's ads were more successful than Bloombergs

Tonights show we will discuss Mayor Petes Black people problem, Bloombergs dirty tricks, Lamar Jackson continues to impress, Dwades stand for his son, Wack 100 continues the Nipsey slander, Eagles, Cowboys, Bama and the Patriots lose, Trump supporter former Congressman Duncan Hunter changes his plea from not guilty to guilty, more fall out from the Steelers vs Browns as well as Rutgers and Greg Shiano finally get it right plus music from Rise Rashid, Beretta Biz, Big Sinn, Toni Steelz, Archangel, VI, Theo Lodge, Jerusalem and more! Its The Playlist! 

In this episode of the ODG PODCAST, we chat about couples having joint instagram accounts, how Deontay Wilder keeps smoking dudes in the ring, Bloombergs ads, and what to look for in a wife. Skip to around 26 minutes for the most epic rant ever about Michael Bloomberg campaign ads and why America should stop fooling around sometime soon. Or don't skip and listen to the whole thing like you should... but skip if you want to... Anyway hope it's an enjoyable one. Stay tuned for next weeks episode which should air December 8th, 2019. We'll have Jason West on who is one very wise man with a very nice beard. He'll be here to talk some football, girls, and just life tings. It'll be the best one yet! Shoutout to the ODG originals aka Dub Gang... You know who you are. Oh and give us 5 stars on apple podcasts... or don't, B**ch. Byeee Later alligators! :)

I et lite avbrekk før riksrettsprosessen går inn i en ny fase med åpne høringer så diskuterer vi denne uken nyheten om at tidligere ordfører i New York Michael Bloomberg vurderer å stille som presidentkandidat.  Bloomberg, som er en av verdens rikeste menn med en formue på over 50 milliarder dollar, har oppfylt kravene for å registrere seg som kandidat i Demokratenes primærvalg i Alabama. De neste ukene er det ventet at han vil registrere seg for primærvalgene i flere andre delstater.  Vi ser tilbake på Bloombergs tid som ordfører i USAs største by og diskuterer hvorfor han velger å lufte sitt kandidatur så sent i primærvalget. 

Om ett gryende högteknologiskt kallt krig. Är Huawei ett säkerhetshot? Och varför för USA en kampanj för att få sina allierade att stänga ute den kinesiska mobiljätten från de nya 5G-näten?     5G, den femte generationens mobilnät, som snart ska rullas ut brett över världen ses av många som en revolutionerande förändring. Och nu börjar det höras diskussioner om säkerheten i det nya nätet och diskuteras vilka som egentligen ska få vara med i bygget.  De senaste månaderna har det varit stort fokus på en av aktörerna, den kinesiska telekomjätten Huawei. Det har handlat om allt från att de har stängts ute eller begränsats från flera länders 5G-nät av säkerhetsskäl till USA:s påtryckningar av sina allierade och gripandet av Huaweis finanschef Meng Wanzhou i Kanada. Hur hänger det här ihop? Vad säger Huawei om anklagelserna? Varför är 5G-nätet särskilt känsligt? Hur tänker svenska politiker agera för att garantera säkerheten i 5G-nätet? Och varför gör USA som de gör? En del av svaren finns i Kista i Stockholm så Konflikts Ivar Ekman tog en tur genom Sveriges högteknologiska kluster. På det svenska telekomföretaget Ericssons huvudkontor berättar Håkan Djuphammar, ansvarig för standardisering och industrisamarbete på Ericsson, om 5G-teknologin och vad utrullningen av 5G kommer att betyda för samhället. Men politiken kopplad till 5G-nätet avböjde Ericsson att kommentera den här gången. Bara några minuters promenad bort finns det svenska dotterbolaget till en av Ericssons största konkurrenter Huawei. Där träffar Ivar Ekman vd:n Kenneth Fredriksen. Även han talar om 5G:s möjligheter men svarar också på frågor om Huaweis kopplingar till kinesiska myndigheter, vad den nya kinesiska underrättelselagen innebär för dem och misstron som breder ut sig mot Huawei. Ett stenkast därifrån finns Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut, FOI, och den säkerhetspolitiska analytikern Jerker Hellström. Han menar att det finns ett nära förhållande mellan Huawei och den kinesiska staten. Och att den nya underrättelselagen har betydelse för kinesiska företag. Men vad säger man från kinesiskt håll? Sveriges Radios Kinakorrespondent Hanna Sahlberg ger en bild av den officiella synen på misstankarna mot Huawei och den nya underrättelselagen. Hon har också intervjuat Huaweis internationella talesperson Joe Kelly. Och varför gör USA som de gör? Med hjälp av New York Times korrespondent för nationell säkerhet David Sanger och Bloombergs techreporter i Europa Natalia Drozdiak berättar Konflikts Sally Henriksson om USA:s agerande de senaste åren. Hur Huawei pekades ut som ett säkerhet i en underrättelserapport 2012 och hur USA sedan en tid tillbaka driver en kampanj för att få sina allierade att stänga ute Huawei från sina 5G-nät. Och också om gripandet av finanschefen Meng Wanzhou, dotter till Huaweis grundare, i Kanada på USA:s begäran och hur Kina därefter frihetsberövat de kanadensiska medborgarna Michael Kovrig och Michael Spavor. Hör också Carolina Dackö på advokatfirman Mannheimer Swartling som för sina klienters räkning har skrivit en rapport om den nya kinesiska underrättelselagen. Och så till sist var befinner sig Sverige i allt det här. Den frågan tog Ivar Ekman med sig till Energi- och digitaliseringsminister Anders Ygeman (S). Programledare: Ivar Ekman ivar.ekman@sverigesradio.se Producent: Sally Henriksson sally.henriksson@sverigesradio.se Tekniker: Lisa Abrahamsson

Norge dårligst i Norden på innovasjonDet innoveres i vårt land som aldri før. Nå er det ikke lenger negative assosiasjoner knyttet til det å være entreprenør eller gründer. Samtidig faller vi på Bloombergs oversikt over de mest innovative økonomiene i verden. Risikabelt å ansette kinesere?Mandag 4. februar presenterte Politiets sikkerhetstjeneste sin Trusselvurderings-rapport for 2019. Benedicte Bjørnland i PST advarte mot Russland og Kina - og Huawei. Som flere ganger tidligere viste hun til den nye etterretningsloven i Kina som ble innført i 2017. Den pålegger blant annet alle kinesere å samarbeide med kinesisk etterretningstjeneste hvis de blir bedt om det. Influencer marketing med Nils ApelandInfluencer marketing er et mye diskutert og omdiskutert tema. Manglende merking av kommersielt innhold, reklame for alkohol, rabattkoder på kosmetiske inngrep og fremming av en usunn livsstil. I tillegg til markedsføring av reiser til land som undertrykker og bryter menneskerettigheter. Er det influencerne som er hodeløse og kortsiktige, eller selskapene som er utspekulerte og skruppelløse? Øvrige temaer: Snapchat taper mindre enn forventetGoogles moderselskap, Alphabet, omsatte for 3,6 milliarder kroner hver dag i siste kvartalFacebook store dilemma på 15. årsdagenDeling av nyhetssaker i sosiale medier økte med 40 prosent i januar. Og de alternative nyhetene økte mest. Lenker til at jeg har snakket om, finner du på HansPetter.info. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Ur veckans avsnitt av en nästan-men-inte-riktigt-prisbelönt podcast som inte är Sveriges största men sannolikt en av de trevligare diskuterar vi nätverkskort för Amiga 2000, Volvoaffärer, Spotify, Playstation VR-headset, säsong tre av The Man In The High Castle och en av livets stora, avgörande frågor: vilken är den bästa science fiction-filmen genom tiderna, alla kategorier? X-Surf–100 och Amigor som klickar med sina diskettstationer Java, BankID på kort och annat elände. Oracle vill sälja Java-licenser, men eventuellt är det inte lika illa som det lät. Det kan gälla att få support på gamla versioner om man är företag och inte håller sig uppdaterad Nu finns vi på SPOTIFY. Varför är Spotify så sent med podcasts? Ett poddtips Hur hårt tappade Bloomberg egentligen bollen med sin artikel The big hack? Fredriks PSVR har gått sönder (troligen), hoppas på reparation Volvogate - the standoff Film: The equalizer. Pang-pang med Denzel Washington från 2014 TV: The Man In The High Castle, säsong 3. Microsoft släpper 60000 patent som … öppen källkod? Inför nästa vecka: vilken är den bästa science-fiction-filmen någonsin? Vi vill höra ditt val, gärna med en motivering! Länkar X-surf–100 Microsoft compact optical mouse VAX Oracle härjar med Java-licensiering OpenJDK Jetbrains Retro hour-podden Retro hour-avsnitten om Simon the sorcerer, Grim fandango och med Westwood-grundaren Louis Castle ATP 33: A 30-minute skip button The big hack - Bloombergs märkliga artikel Bloomberg-terminalerna Astro bot rescue mission - ett underbart spel för PSVR The equalizer The man in the high castle, säsong tre Microsoft släpper patent för öppen källkods-användande Daniel Stenberg Curl Wget Subethaedit Två nördar - en podcast. Fredrik Björeman och Joacim Melin diskuterar allt som gör livet värt att leva. Fullständig avsnittsinformation finns här: https://www.bjoremanmelin.se/podcast/avsnitt-142-jag-maste-varma-upp-vaxen.html.

Podcast: Do The Experts Really Trade?”In this weekly video:00:29 – Experts, are they real traders?01:18 – Received an email from an expert who has never traded02:23 – We read the comments and view the sites from the experts.03:08 – Don’t you want to follow a real trader?03:48 – We trade live dailyDo the experts really trade? Let's talk about that and more, right now.Hey, traders, it's Andrew Mitchem here, The Forex Trading Coach, with the video and podcast number 289.Experts, are they real traders?Now, I've got a bit of a controversial subject. Now, I want to talk about this, and I want to talk about the subject of do the experts really trade? I'm not knocking anybody on this. I'm not criticising anybody, I'm just stating a fact and an opinion, so please don't think that I'm criticising anybody on this. It's just something that I've observed and I want to share it with you, and it's all about the experts out there. Now, how many people out there who are on TV shows, news channels, write in papers, write online, bankers, brokers, how many of those people who are considered to be experts in the financial and the Forex market, how many of them actually really, honestly trade live and make money from their trading?Received an email from an expert who has never tradedThe reason I want to talk about that is that I've received an email, just this morning. Now, I'm obviously, for privacy reasons, not going to disclose names or companies involved, but this person's looking for help with their trading. Now, the great thing is, they've asked for help, and that's fantastic, and I applaud this guy for coming to me and asking for help. That is really, really good. The interesting thing … and again, before I say this, it's not a criticism, I'm not knocking anybody. The interesting thing is, this guy says on here that, "The truth is, I have never actually traded. I was a broker in London, a corporate dealer at a bank in London," and tells me how he was working there. But he said, "I've never actually traded and I'm trying to find out how to trade," and he said, "I'm trying to cut through all the bullshit that's out there online and you seem the real deal."So again, that's very commendable that he's admitting that he's never traded, but my point being is that.We read the comments and view the sites from the experts.We all see online people out there writing articles. Now, this guy also is an analyst and an editor for a very, very famous and well-respected and excellent Forex website. It got me thinking with, you know, when we see people on the news, on the CNBCs and the Reuters et cetera, the Bloombergs, when we read articles online, when we see articles in newspapers by these experts, how many of them actually really do trade? They write some amazing bits of script, and fundamental analysis, and some technical analysis.Don’t you want to follow a real trader?They write some great stuff but the difference is, is that you want to learn how to trade for yourself, so if you want to learn to trade for yourself, why don't you find someone to help you, who actually trades for themselves?That's where we pride ourselves. We trade daily, we publish daily trades for clients, specific trades, we take trades live on our live webinars on live accounts, we publish and post trades live in real-time on our forum site. There's a huge amount out there that looks great in theory but is very, very difficult to either trade of to make money from in real-time. That's where I think that we're very, very different to a lot of people.We trade live dailyI'm recording this from my home office. We are real people, real traders, doing the trading, doing what you want to do, so if it's something that you're interested in,

In this episode, we wind up, dress appropriately, and unleash some ProTips for you. We talk about American Airlines psych-out; the importance of simplicity in corporate policies; using social media to quit social media; Bloombergs new diversity and equality rules; and what are our best two or eighteen tips for starting a business?

Wir erklären heute warum Eichhörnchen die Wurzel (fast) allen Übels sind und sprechen dann über Bloombergs neue Zahlen zu den Erneuerbare-Energie-Investitionen im Jahr 2016, Green Bonds in Frankreich und im Allgemeinen sowie grüne Sukuks von islamischen Finanzinstituten.

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The Supreme Court abdicates their role in checks and balances,ATF comes out as pro gun in the face of the UN,Bloombergs gun control adds 20% to the NYC homicide rate,Carol Bownes murder is a National Tragedy,Should you start reloading?, Another hipster discovers guns!, From the Independence Institute I am joined by Jon Caldera and we discuss the manufactured drama in Colorado.

Raidījumā "Septiņas dienas Eiropā" spriedīsim par aktuālajiem jautājumiem, saistītiem ar Eiropas Savienības ārējās robežas drošību – robežas stiprināšanu un vīzu kontroli, cīņu pret nelegālo migrāciju un terorisma draudu apkarošanu ar datu ievākšanu pie katras robežšķērsošanas. Viesis studijā: iekšlietu ministrs Rihards Kozlovskis. Rubrikā "Viedokļi". Ko tik Grieķija nedara, lai aizdevēji Atēnām piešķirtu tik ļoti nepieciešamos finanšu līdzekļus. Vai visas šīs sarunas, solījumi un spriešana tiešām spēs glābt Grieķiju no bankrota? Tuvāko dienu laikā kļūs zināms, vai Grieķija paliks eirozonā. Atēnas joprojām apgalvo, ka reformu programmu iesniegs tuvākajās dienās, taču Eiropa to gaida jau divus mēnešus. Finansists un miljardieris Džordžs Soross, ziņu aģentūrai „Bloombergs” ir paudis, ka iespēja, ka Grieķija izstāsies no eirozonas ir 50 pret 50. Lai gan Eiropas Parlamenta prezidents Martins Šulcs intervijā Itālijas laikrakstā „La Repubblica” pauda, ka vienošanos, kas atbloķēs glābšanas aizdevuma maksājumus, Grieķija un Eiropas Savienība panāks vēl aizvadītajā nedēļā – Grieķija kārtējo reizi būtisko lēmumu atlika. Reformas Grieķijā ir ļoti sensitīva tēma. Kā skaidro izdevums „The Wall Street Journal” Grieķijas premjers Alekss Ciprs uzskata, ka Grieķijas glābšanas programma ir izgāzusies. Taču programmas mērķis nebija garantēt Grieķijas iedzīvotājiem augstus dzīves standartus – programmas mērķis bija atjaunot Grieķijas pieeju tirgiem. Kā skaidro izdevums – no šī aspekta programma ir izdevusies. Jauni drošības pasākumi Eiropas Savienībā vērsti pret terorismu „Eiropas Savienība (ES) sāks aktīvi kontrolēt pases un veiks personu pārbaudes arī ES pilsoņiem, gan ieceļojot, gan dodoties ārpus ES. Tas ir viens no pasākumiem, ko plānots ieviest, lai cīnītos pret terorismu Eiropā. Viena no aktīvākajām valstīm būs Francija, kas virzīs „sistemātisku un koordinētu” kontroli. Vēl ES šāgada lēmumu - aktuālo diskusiju sarakstā ir strīdīgs jautājums par to, ka nepieciešams vākt privāto informāciju par gaisa pasažieriem,” ziņo raidstacija „Euranet Plus”. Nesenie teroristu uzbrukumi Parīzē un Kopenhāgenā ir sava veida spiediens, lai ES rīkotos - iestātos pret terorismu. Viens veids, kā to izdarīt, ir, uzlabots robežkontroli ES pilsoņiem, iebraucot ES. Pirms pāris nedēļām, Briselē tikās ES iekšlietu ministri un nolēma ieviest šādu kontroli jau šā gada vasarā. ES meklē arī citus veidus, lai cīnītos ar teroristiem, piemēram, pastiprināti strādājot ar trešajām valstīm. Plānotie pasākumi iecerēti, kā iespēja novērst radikalizāciju un palielināt informācijas apmaiņu starp dalībvalstīm. Vēl viens instruments, kas tiek raksturots kā būtisks, lai arī pretrunīgs, ir sistēma, kas apkopotu informāciju par gaisa pasažieriem  - Pasažieru datu reģistrs (Passenger Name Records). Tas nozīmē, ka tiktu apkopota un veikta apmaiņa ar privātu informāciju par pasažieriem, kas ielido un izlido no ES. Tā būtu ne tikai informācija, kas atrodama pasē, bet arī informācija par maksājumiem, par to, ar ko ceļojat kopā, un pat par to, ko ēdat. Eiropas digitālo tiesību organizācijas direktors Džo Makneims norāda, ka šāda sistēma varētu mazināt ES pilsoņu pamattiesības Eiropas Parlaments jau iepriekš bija Pasažieru datu reģistra projektu apturējis, jo tika fiksētas iespējamās problēmas saistībā ar pilsoņu privātuma apdraudējumu. Bet pēc nesenajiem teroristu uzbrukumiem situācija mainījās. Un Francija, kuru satrieca uzbrukumi Parīzē, tuvākā laikā cer panākt vienošanos ar Eiropas Parlamentu. Tomēr daudzi ES parlamentārieši joprojām uzskata, ka nepieciešams domāt par lielāku datu aizsardzību, strādāt pie tā un tikai tad iesniegt galīgo Pasažieru datu reģistra projekta apstiprinājumu. Džo Makneimam gan ir sava nostāja, viņš uzskata, ka nebūs nekādas atšķirības, ar vai bez stingrākas datu aizsardzības – Pasažieru datu reģistra sistēma joprojām ir nepieņemams projekts. Analītiķi atzīst: ņemot vērā nesenos teroristu uzbrukumus, ES mērogā Pasažieru datu reģistra sistēma tomēr var kļūt par realitāti. Tāpat aktīvi tiek plānoti arī citi pasākumi, lai cīnītos pret terorismu Eiropā.

After wasting 50 million dollars Moms Demand claim victory and momentum,Chris Christie and his betrayal of NY gunowners,Why I carry,Radio host cancels instead of defying,Bloombergs losers by the numbers,The doctor -The AR and the airport, 2 more bills the Republicans should consider,I-594 myth and reality.

Holder is retiring but who knows where he goes next,Bloombergs 50 million dollar desire for gun control is backfiring,How Gun control made the UK so violent,NBC shocked to find that more people want armed teachers,NJ and NY highlight the double standard,FBI releases mass shooting report,Moms Demand protest the place they claim to support,Hickenlooper about to pay the price for gun control,10 common mistakes when training with firearms,Peruta could change everything.

No-knock warrants what they are supposed to mean and reality,Was Hughes Amendment lawfully passed?,NJ anti gunner says that 15 round mags are tools of domestic terrorists,Left wing totalitarianism,Connecticut defiance could get really expensive for the anti gunners,Bloombergs latest stats on school gun violence mislead and ignore,In Des Moines police advise against fighting home invaders after homeowners successfully fights home invaders,Hartford Courant needs to figure out the cost for Governor Malloy if he listens to their advice.

*Stimulating political talk* More protests break out all through middle east, Fed to act to try and stimulate economy, Mitt asked possible VP picks for 10 years of tax returns, Court rules against Obama: says Indefinite detention unconstitutional, Bloombergs ban of large soda's has been approved, another guy found naked & eating somebodys face, 92 year old tries to kill his daughter over "oldschool" beiefs, Nicki Minaj v. Snoop Dogg, discussing the anti Obama movie 2016, Todd Akin says some more stupid shit, pink slime company sues ABC.