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Die aktuellen Automobilkurznachrichten mit Michael Weyland Thema heute:  Neuer Porsche 911 GT3 meistert Nordschleife in 6:56,294 Minuten      Der Porsche 911 GT3 ist das schnellste Serienfahrzeug mit manuellem Schaltgetriebe auf der Nürburgring Nordschleife. Porsche Markenbotschafter Jörg Bergmeister unterbot den bis dato geltenden Rekord eines deutlich stärker motorisierten Mitbewerbers um mehr als 9,5 Sekunden. Aufgrund umfangreicher Weiterentwicklungen aller performancerelevanten Fahrzeugkomponenten war der handgeschaltete 911 GT3 mit Weissach Paket sogar 3,633 Sekunden schneller unterwegs als das Vorgängermodell (992.1) mit Porsche Doppelkupplungsgetriebe (PDK).   „Immer mehr Kunden des 911 GT3 entscheiden sich für das Sechsgang-Schaltgetriebe. Und immer häufiger werden wir von diesen Kunden gefragt, wie schnell denn ein 911 GT3 mit Handschaltung auf der Nordschleife wäre“, berichtet man bei Porsche. „Diese Frage haben wir jetzt beantwortet und sind – obwohl wir wissen, dass die Variante mit PDK noch einmal deutlich schneller ist – unsere offizielle Rundenzeit mit manuellem Sechsganggetriebe gefahren. Auch ohne die automatisierten, superschnellen und präzisen Schaltvorgänge des PDK und mit konventionellem statt elektronisch geregeltem Sperrdifferenzial nimmt der neue 911 GT3 seinem Vorgänger mit PDK rund 3,6 Sekunden ab.“ Bei sonnigem Wetter, 12 Grad Umgebungs- und 27 Grad Asphalttemperatur ging Jörg Bergmeister am späten Nachmittag im 375 kW (510 PS) starken 911 GT3 mit Weissach Paket auf die 20,832 Kilometer lange Strecke. Wie bei der offiziellen Runde des Vorgängermodells waren straßenzugelassene Reifen des Typs Michelin Pilot Sport Cup2 R in den Dimensionen 255/35 R20 vorn und 315/30 R21 hinten montiert. Bessere Performance bei gleicher Motorleistung „Der neue 911 GT3 vermittelt am Limit noch mehr Vertrauen als das Vorgängermodell. Ich bin in fast jeder Kurve schneller unterwegs gewesen“, beschreibt Jörg Bergmeister das Fahrverhalten des Sportwagens. „Vor allem beim Fahrwerk haben wir eine Menge vom 911 GT3 RS gelernt. Das Auto liegt auf Bodenwellen und über die Curbs deutlich ruhiger. Und dank der acht Prozent kürzeren Übersetzung liegt bei gleicher Motorleistung beim Beschleunigen spürbar mehr Kraft an der Hinterachse an. Auch wenn es mit dem Siebengang-PDK noch ein paar Sekunden schneller gegangen wäre – mit dem Sechsgang-Schaltgetriebe hatte ich auf der schnellen Runde definitiv mehr zu tun und somit auch ein bisschen mehr Spaß“. Alle Fotos: Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG   Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

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On today's podcast: 1) Nvidia slides after it warns Trump's curbs on China chips will cost it billions. The US government has restricted Nvidia from selling its H20 chip in China, escalating the tech battle between Washington and Beijing. Restrictions and trade war concerns are expected to negatively impact chip-sector earnings and China's ambitions to compete on the global tech stage.2) China says it is open to trade talks if President Trump's Administration shows more respect. China wants the US to show more respect by reining in disparaging remarks by members of Trump's cabinet before agreeing to trade talks. Beijing also wants a more consistent US position and a willingness to address China's concerns around American sanctions and Taiwan.3) Investors await a key speech by Fed Chair Jay Powell. Powell is making a speech in Chicago as traders look for hints on how the Fed will manage rates as President Trump aims to implement his tariff policy, and they're also following retail sales data today.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of the Energy News Beat Daily Standup, the hosts, Michael Tanner and Stuart Turley, dive into a variety of timely energy industry developments. They examine the implications of Swiss voters rejecting stringent emissions limits due to economic concerns and assess a $300 billion global investment in nuclear energy amid questions over potential impacts from AI advancements. The team also discusses mounting resistance to Trump's oil policies, shifts in industry practices toward more financially disciplined drilling, and the geopolitical ramifications of Trump's interactions with Putin on Ukraine, which could influence energy markets. Additionally, they highlight U.S. oil rig count changes, review a significant DJ Basin transaction involving Bayswater and Prairie Operating, and analyze how market fundamentals continue to challenge efforts to drive oil prices substantially lower. Overall, the episode provides a detailed snapshot of key energy trends and emerging challenges facing the sector.Highlights of the Podcast00:00 - Intro01:59 - Swiss Voters Reject Emission Curbs Over Economic Concerns04:29 - $300 Billion in Global Nuclear Energy Investment – is this in trouble because of DeepSeek08:13 - Pushback Begins Against Trump's Oil Agenda12:51 - Trump says he has spoken to Putin about Ukraine – media13:27 - Why Keith Kellogg's Plan is DOA: Avoiding the Catastrophic Downside Risk of Russo-Ukraine Negotiations17:34 - Markets Update19:17 - Rig Counts Update19:30 - Bayswater Enters Sale Agreement for DJ Basin Assets25:37 - OutroPlease see the links below or articles that we discuss in the podcast.Swiss Voters Reject Emission Curbs Over Economic Concerns$300 Billion in Global Nuclear Energy Investment – is this in trouble because of DeepSeekPushback Begins Against Trump's Oil AgendaTrump says he has spoken to Putin about Ukraine – mediaWhy Keith Kellogg's Plan is DOA: Avoiding the Catastrophic Downside Risk of Russo-Ukraine NegotiationsFollow Stuart On LinkedIn and TwitterFollow Michael On LinkedIn and TwitterENB Top NewsEnergy DashboardENB PodcastENB SubstackENB Trading DeskOil & Gas Investing– Get in Contact With The Show –

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President Donald Trump wants the world's richest man, Elon Musk, to shrink the federal government through the Department of Government Efficiency. And one of DOGE's first targets? USAID, the agency that focuses on foreign assistance. We talk to a USAID worker who is out of work this week and to WSJ's Brian Schwartz about how powerful Musk and DOGE have become. Further Reading: -How Trump Gutted America's $40 Billion Aid Agency in Two Weeks  -Trump Hints at Curbs on Musk's Powers After Billionaire Shakes Up Washington  Further Listening: -DOGE: The Plan to Downsize the Government  -Is DEI Done?  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MRKT Matrix - Tuesday, February 2nd S&P 500 rises as investors shake off Trump's trade battles, Nasdaq gains 1% led by Palantir (CNBC) China Hits Back Against Trump's Tariffs With Targeted Actions (Bloomberg) House Republicans Are Split on How Deeply to Cut Federal Spending (WSJ) Trump Hints at Curbs on Musk's Powers After Billionaire Shakes Up Washington (WSJ) GM cuts 50% of Cruise staff after ending robotaxi business (CNBC) Palantir soars 23% to record high as AI powers strong earnings and guidance (CNBC) Amazon, King of Online Retail, Can't Seem to Make Its Physical Stores Work (WSJ) Big Tech's Massive Spend Is Masking a Slowdown in Capex Growth (Bloomberg) The Super Bowl will stream for free on Tubi, a big move for Fox's streaming strategy (CNBC) Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway scoops up more Sirius XM, boosting stake to 35% (CNBC) --- Subscribe to our newsletter: https://riskreversalmedia.beehiiv.com/subscribe MRKT Matrix by RiskReversal Media is a daily AI powered podcast bringing you the top stories moving financial markets Story curation by RiskReversal, scripts by Perplexity Pro, voice by ElevenLabs

Transit officials say the fake red curbs being painted at different locations around the City are stretching the agency's resources as it has to respond and re-paint the curbs the proper length. The red zones are appearing just before intersections, where parking is now prohibited following a new daylighting law which just went into effect. But, the agency initially said it didn't have the budget to paint all the curbs. For more, KCBS Radio news anchors Patti Reising and Bret Burkhart spoke with KCBS Insider Phil Matier.

125er fahren ist übelst cool, aber wie sieht eigentlich mein Fahrstil aus? Reicht die Fahrschulausbildung, um ein guter 125er-Pilot zu sein? Oder kann ich meine Skills noch weiter verbessern? Wie das geht, wie erste Schritte auf einer Rennstrecke klappen und was die Faszination Racetrack ausmacht, das klären wir zusammen mit zwei Experten aus den Bereichen Training und Rennsport. Das 125er-Leben ist cool. Endlich überall hinkommen. Selbst entscheiden, wo einen Straßen hinführen, Unabhängigkeit pur. Der Weg dahin geht über den Führerschein. Übungsstunden und Prüfungen ebnen den Pfad zum neuen 125er-Fahrer. Auf dem Papier erhält man so die Lizenz für den Eintritt ins 125er-Leben. Aber egal, wie viele Stunden einen die Fahrschule auf Überlandfahrten oder in Übungsparcours unterwies, genügen diese Skills, um ein guter 125er-Pilot zu sein? Und wie wird ein guter 125er-Fahrer ein noch besserer? Ein Ansatz dafür sind Trainings. Welche es auch für 125er-Jünger gibt und wie diese das eigene Fahrkönnen aufs nächste Level heben, verraten wir euch in diesem Podcast. Und wenn wir schon beim Stichwort Training sind: Kann ich mit einer 125er eigentlich auch an einem Event auf einer Rennstrecke teilnehmen? Was braucht es dafür und warum ist das eigentlich so schrecklich geil? Zusammen mit einem, der sich seit vielen Jahren regelmäßig zwischen rot-weiß gestrichenen Curbs bewegt, tauchen wir tief in die Faszination Hobby-Rennsport ein – und erläutert, warum Rennsport prinzipiell ein gutes Mittel ist, ums eigene Fahrkönnen zu verbessern.

125er fahren ist übelst cool, aber wie sieht eigentlich mein Fahrstil aus? Reicht die Fahrschulausbildung, um ein guter 125er-Pilot zu sein? Oder kann ich meine Skills noch weiter verbessern? Wie das geht, wie erste Schritte auf einer Rennstrecke klappen und was die Faszination Racetrack ausmacht, das klären wir zusammen mit zwei Experten aus den Bereichen Training und Rennsport. Das 125er-Leben ist cool. Endlich überall hinkommen. Selbst entscheiden, wo einen Straßen hinführen, Unabhängigkeit pur. Der Weg dahin geht über den Führerschein. Übungsstunden und Prüfungen ebnen den Pfad zum neuen 125er-Fahrer. Auf dem Papier erhält man so die Lizenz für den Eintritt ins 125er-Leben. Aber egal, wie viele Stunden einen die Fahrschule auf Überlandfahrten oder in Übungsparcours unterwies, genügen diese Skills, um ein guter 125er-Pilot zu sein? Und wie wird ein guter 125er-Fahrer ein noch besserer? Ein Ansatz dafür sind Trainings. Welche es auch für 125er-Jünger gibt und wie diese das eigene Fahrkönnen aufs nächste Level heben, verraten wir euch in diesem Podcast. Und wenn wir schon beim Stichwort Training sind: Kann ich mit einer 125er eigentlich auch an einem Event auf einer Rennstrecke teilnehmen? Was braucht es dafür und warum ist das eigentlich so schrecklich geil? Zusammen mit einem, der sich seit vielen Jahren regelmäßig zwischen rot-weiß gestrichenen Curbs bewegt, tauchen wir tief in die Faszination Hobby-Rennsport ein – und erläutert, warum Rennsport prinzipiell ein gutes Mittel ist, ums eigene Fahrkönnen zu verbessern.

Singapore shares were trading in the negative territory today, after overseas markets closed mixed. As at the midday break, the Straits Times Index (STI) was down 0.1 per cent at 3,786.46 points after 481.1 million securities changed hands in the broader market. In terms of counters to watch, we have First Real Estate Investment Trust after it received a preliminary non-binding letter of intent from Siloam International Hospitals to acquire its portfolio of hospital assets in Indonesia. Elsewhere, from how NVIDIA’s chief Jensen Huang is embarking on a trip to China this week to how Chinese officials are reportedly evaluating a potential option that involves Elon Musk acquiring the US operations of TikTok – more international and corporate headlines remain in focus. On Market View, Money Matters’ finance presenter Chua Tian Tian unpacked the developments with Too Jun Cheong, Assistant Dealing Manager from Moomoo Singapore.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Supreme Court Hears Arguments on TikTok BanCIA Triples China-Focused Budget to Counter Cyber ThreatRaimondo: US to Crack Down on Chinese Autos SoonLawmakers Push for Curbs on Biotech Exports to ChinaThousands in China Wait for Medical Care Over InfluenzaDoug Ford Criticizes China's Global Supply Chain TacticsPotential Scale of Chinese Hack into US TelecomBritish Chancellor in China to Boost Trade TiesGermany Charges 3 with Spying on Naval Tech for ChinaJapan Approves New Sanctions on RussiaJapan Leader Delays US Visit, Willing to Visit China

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Who are the winners & losers of US's latest AI curbs on China? How should investors think about Sembcorp's big bet on renewable energy? Find out with Michelle Martin and Ryan Huang as they break down the latest headlines and market movers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DwD 0645:  Curbs – Friend or Foe and How to “Use” Them Ben is mildly obsessed with passing and speed on the track.  One aspect of the track that we haven't ever really discussed in detail is the presence of curbs at certain locations around the track, mostly at corner entry, exit and the apex.  Some can be friendly, others not so much.  We discuss options and precautions during the episode, but most definitely remember that all curbs are not the same. And if we left anything out, please let us know at GarageHeroesInTraining@gmail.com  A link to the episode is: https://tinyurl.com/CurbHopping  

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As Delhi chokes, stricter GRAP-III anti-pollution curbs imposed from today, Trump Selects Vaccine-Skeptic Kennedy for Health Secretary, Congress far ahead in vote-bank politics not interested in poverty eradication: PM Modi, Big Injury Scare For India: Sarfaraz Khan Hit On Elbow, Jaya Bachchan Siddhant Chaturvedi begin shoot of 'Dil Ka Darwaaza Khol Na Darling!'

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Welcome to the Wealthy Wellthy Podcast, where we explore the intersection of wealth, health, and Entrepreneurship. I'm Krisstina Wise, and today I'm joined by Emily Rose, a coach for high-achieving professionals and entrepreneurs.    Emily is a graduate of both Wise Money CURBS and Wise Money CURBS For Business.   In this episode, we talk about breaking free from the month-to-month financial cycle that so many business owners face—even when they are making good money.    In addition to an amazing personal story of adventure and excitement, Emily shares her personal journey of burnout and financial struggles. She explains how mastering the fundamentals of money management through systems like CURBS helped her finally find stability, which permeates through all areas of her life.   If you've ever felt like you're working hard but not gaining ground financially, this conversation will help you rethink how you manage your money and your business.    If want even more information and personal instruction on how to turn your hard work into financial security and freedom, register for my FREE Wealth Mastery: Your Path to Financial Security 5-Day Challenge using the link in the show notes or by going to    challenge.wisemoneymethod.com/  

Krisstina Wise is a real estate mogul and investor, millionaire coach, best-selling author, speaker and creator of several 7-figure businesses. After hitting her "Freedom Number", she dedicated herself to helping other entrepreneurs learn how to build a 7-figure business AND a 7-figure personal net worth as a means to achieve financial freedom and retire early. Krisstina now teaches high-income entrepreneurs how to convert business profits into personal net worth and passive income without sacrificing their health, soul, and sanity. She is the host of the Wealthy Wellthy Podcast, author of "Falling For Money: A Romance Novel for Your Bank Account,” and Owner of Wealthy Wellthy and the Wise Money Method for financial success and happiness. Where to find the CURBS method: Click here! Learn more about the Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Program by going to fdntraining.com/resources. 

Support Breaking Walls at https://www.patreon.com/thewallbreakers The Hour of Charm, radio's “most-celebrated all-girl orchestra” first took to the air on May 18th, 1934 over CBS. In the fall of 1944 it was airing on NBC for General Electric, Sundays at 10PM eastern time. The brainchild of Phil Spitalny, The Spitalnys had a deep musical heritage. Immigrants from Russia, they had settled in Cleveland, where Phil Spitalny and his brother Leopold played in local bands. By the time Phil was 30, Spitalny had directed a 50-piece symphony orchestra in Boston, had led bands in theaters, on radio, and in recording sessions, and had just completed a successful world tour. The Hour of Charm's featured player was Evelyn Kaye Klein, billed as “Evelyn and Her Magic Violin.” The orchestra specialized in familiar music, played in a style described by Spitalny as a cross between popular and symphonic. All of the girls sang in chorus, some solo, and all were proficient on more than one instrument. Jan Baker could play a dozen instruments; she took on the tuba and mastered it when Spitalny could find no woman to play it even after a nationwide search. Spitalny's hiring practices were influenced by voice and good looks, but musicianship was always his first consideration. “No performer is hired who can't give a finished rendition of two sonatas and two concetti, who hasn't the individual gifts of rhythm and melodic perception, who can't read music fluently, and who hasn't had a good deal of experience,” said his 1940 Current Biography entry. He was also looking for “sweetness and charm,” and it is doubtful that any other orchestra has ever been so stringently governed. The girls were not allowed to marry: they signed contracts to that effect, agreeing to stay single for two years. They wore uniform attire, with the exception of the three principals, Evelyn, Vivien, and Maxine. They wore evening gowns, with no jewelry, their hair styled in “long, soft bobs.” No one would weigh more than 122 pounds. Curbs were enforced on personal behavior, with Evelyn in charge of backstage disputes and Spitalny handling such professional matters as musical arrangements, themes, and dress. “Associations in the all-girl orchestra are much like sorority life,” wrote Evelyn in a 1942 Radio Life article. A committee of five was formed to pass judgment on all offstage matters, including dating. “Whenever a girl wants to go out, she goes to the committee and says, ‘I want a date with Mr. So-and-So.' They ask her who the man is, what he does, and for references. If he passes muster, she gets her date. But if the committee feels that it would hurt the orchestra for a member to be seen with that man, the engagement doesn't materialize.” Spitalny staunchly defended the musicianship of all his girls, and he once bet bandleader Abe Lyman $1,000 that they could outplay Lyman's all-male group. The women had professional pride, said Spitalny: they didn't have problems with alcohol, and, when the war broke out, his was the only band in the land that didn't have trouble with the draft. He continued lecturing newcomers about the need to be good; they had to be better than their male counterparts to be taken seriously. If a man muffed a note, nobody cared; if a woman did, the attitude was “well, what can you expect?” The show opened and closed with hymns, especially during the war. The opening theme was “The American Hymn of Liberty,” the closer, often a favored hymn of someone in the service. This gave the show a serious, almost solemn air. The closing signature blended out of the theme and into the song We Must Be Vigilant, sung by the orchestra to the tune of American Patrol. Spitalny married Evelyn in June 1946. They lived in Miami, where Spitalny died in 1970.

I recently had a deeply insightful conversation with Dawn Apuan on the Wealthy Wellthy Podcast. Dawn's story will resonate with anyone who's ever felt stuck in their financial situation, wondering if there's a way out. Dawn was living on $2,700 a month as a pastor, barely making ends meet for her family of six. After the birth of her daughter, she realized she couldn't continue in the same situation, emotionally or financially. This led her to explore ways to work from home, and in an unexpected twist, she found a path to entrepreneurship. Her journey started with a small investment in an online course and a lot of self-teaching. In a few short months, Dawn went from making $3,000 in eight months to $35,000 by the end of the year. But what truly transformed her was the shift in her mindset—from scarcity to abundance. It was no longer about “just getting by,” but about learning new skills and expanding her belief in what was possible. In our conversation, Dawn talks candidly about the mental shifts she had to make, from overcoming limiting beliefs around money to learning how to value herself and her work. She shares how, despite her fears and doubts, she invested in herself and kept pushing forward—proving that anyone can rewrite their financial story with the right mindset and effort. http://krisstina.com/call I am offering you the same CURBS program that changed Dawn's life for $500-$1,000 OFF before the official launch on October 10th.If you're interested in joining, saving a lot of your hard-earned money, and being guided through a proven financial blueprint to eliminate money-stress, and building unshakable wealth regardless of the economy click this link to book our quick 15-minute chat to discuss your unique situation and see if you're right for the community. Book your call now :)

The US government has restricted Microsoft from exporting advanced AI chips to Abu Dhabi over concerns the technology could fall into the wrong hands. Physicist, engineer, and science communicator Philip Smyth explains more.

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In this episode, I open up about the dark moments that shaped my path, from losing everything and struggling to support my family, to discovering the principles that have allowed me to not just survive, but to thrive. I share how I turned my biggest failures into lessons that now guide my approach to money, health, and life. One of the most pivotal moments in my journey was when I realized that money isn't just about numbers—it's about mindset and behavior. Growing up in a challenging environment, I developed an intense drive to succeed, but that success came at a cost. I found myself in the same financial stress despite earning more money than I ever thought possible. This realization forced me to rethink everything I knew about money, and I learned the hard way that financial success without the right habits and understanding leads to a vicious cycle of earning and spending without true fulfillment. I discuss the irony of achieving financial success while sacrificing my health, leading to a complete collapse that taught me the true value of balance and the importance of investing in myself. This was when I developed the CURBS method, a system designed to help you manage your money in a way that builds real wealth and security. I also talk about the concept of "lifestyle creep"—the tendency for expenses to rise along with income—and how mastering spending is more crucial than simply earning more. Money, as I've come to understand, is a mirror that reflects our values and intentions. When managed well, it can lead to fulfillment and happiness; when misunderstood, it can cause anxiety and stress. That's why I emphasize the importance of knowing your "Good Enough" number—a concept that's crucial for financial peace of mind. Understanding how much is truly enough for you is key to living a life that's rich in every sense of the word, not just financially.  

SummaryJoseph Erlbach, co-owner of Rapid Recess Systems, discusses the benefits and installation process of curbless shower systems. He explains that the idea for the system came about when his wife broke her leg and struggled with getting in and out of the shower. The Rapid Recess System uses steel brackets to recess the plywood floor between floor joists, allowing for the installation of thin shower trays or pans. Erlbach emphasizes that curbless showers are common in Europe and are more accessible and aesthetically pleasing than traditional showers with curbs. He also addresses the challenges of getting installers to adopt the system and the importance of educating customers about the benefits of curbless showers.TakeawaysCurbless showers provide accessibility and aesthetic benefits compared to traditional showers with curbs.The Rapid Recess System uses steel brackets to recess the plywood floor between floor joists, allowing for the installation of thin shower trays or pans.Curbless showers are common in Europe and are more accessible and aesthetically pleasing.Getting installers to adopt curbless shower systems can be challenging due to resistance to change and lack of knowledge.Educating customers about the benefits of curbless showers and offering them as an option can lead to increased customer satisfaction and home value.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background01:10 The Benefits of Curbless Showers03:26 Curbless Showers in Europe vs. the US06:11 Challenges of Getting Installers to Adopt Curbless Shower Systems10:53 Educating Customers about the Benefits of Curbless ShowersSupport the Show.website: https://homedesignsforlife.com/Email: homedesignsforlife@gmail.com

On this episode we are talking with Krisstina Wise. Krisstina shares her personal journey with money and success, highlighting the importance of addressing money trauma and finding a healthy balance between wealth creation and health/happiness. She emphasizes the need to understand how much money is enough and develop a clear financial plan. Krisstina also introduces her CURBS program, which focuses on teaching individuals how to create wealth and financial freedom. The conversation touches on the significance of addressing limiting beliefs around money and the benefits of gaining clarity and confidence in managing finances.   In This Episdoe Addressing money trauma and finding a healthy balance between wealth creation and health/happiness is crucial for financial well-being. Understanding how much money is enough and developing a clear financial plan is essential for financial freedom. Addressing limiting beliefs around money and gaining clarity and confidence in managing finances can lead to a more fulfilling and balanced life. Krisstina Wise's CURBS program focuses on teaching individuals how to create wealth and financial freedom. Money is a tool that can enhance relationships, provide options, and fund experiences.   We Discuss 06:57 Finding Balance: Addressing Money Trauma and Prioritizing Health and Happiness 10:57 How Much is Enough? Understanding the Importance of Financial Clarity 15:17 Creating Wealth and Financial Freedom: Introducing the CURBS Program 20:05 Overcoming Limiting Beliefs: Gaining Confidence in Managing Finances 25:27 Money as a Tool: Enhancing Relationships and Funding Experiences

In a major decision last week, the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron doctrine in a 6–3 vote.Critics called Chevron the “Lord Voldemort” of administrative law. So what was Chevron deference exactly? How did it transform the federal government? And what are the implications of this recent Supreme Court decision?In this episode, I do a deep dive with constitutional law scholar and Columbia Law professor Philip Hamburger. He's the founder and CEO of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, which argued the two relevant cases in front of the Supreme Court.Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.

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Markets slip; Supreme Court curtails federal agencies; Nike takes a hit; Tractor Supply ditches DEI.

The Supreme Court has decided a case involving internal tribunals the SEC uses to enforce fraud rules. In this episode, we’ll hear from a legal scholar about the ruling’s implications for all sorts of federal regulatory bodies. The short of it? It will be harder for agencies to enforce laws and easier for people and companies to get away with breaking them. Plus: what “final sales” means in the Federal Reserve’s analysis of GDP and why continuing jobless claims are climbing.

The Supreme Court has decided a case involving internal tribunals the SEC uses to enforce fraud rules. In this episode, we’ll hear from a legal scholar about the ruling’s implications for all sorts of federal regulatory bodies. The short of it? It will be harder for agencies to enforce laws and easier for people and companies to get away with breaking them. Plus: what “final sales” means in the Federal Reserve’s analysis of GDP and why continuing jobless claims are climbing.

Consumers cut back on retail purchases in April and May, pinching pennies in response to inflation. AP correspondent Jennifer King reports.

Sean Whelan, Washington Correspondent, on US President Joe Biden issuing an executive order which will prevent migrants from seeking asylum in the US when crossings surge at the Mexican border.

We get the latest from Washington as Joe Biden signs an executive order to control immigration. Then: panellists Lisette Reymer and Andrew Thompson discuss Mexico's new leader, Claudia Sheinbaum, look ahead to how the far-right might fare in the forthcoming EU elections and examine a plan by Spain to teach primary school children about fake news and online hoaxes. Plus: we sit down with reportage illustrator George Butler to talk about his new book ‘Ukraine: Remember Also Me'.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mon, 27 May 2024 20:00:00 GMT http://relay.fm/upgrade/514 http://relay.fm/upgrade/514 European Beard 514 Jason Snell and Myke Hurley It's time for a Vision Pro check-in. How are we using it, and how should Apple sell it? Also, some EU app marketplace developers just want to go home. It's time for a Vision Pro check-in. How are we using it, and how should Apple sell it? Also, some EU app marketplace developers just want to go home. clean 5386 It's time for a Vision Pro check-in. How are we using it, and how should Apple sell it? Also, some EU app marketplace developers just want to go home. This episode of Upgrade is sponsored by: Squarespace: Save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code UPGRADE. Vitally: A new era for customer success productivity. Get a free pair of AirPods Pro when you book a qualified meeting. Ladder: Flexible life insurance in minutes. Links and Show Notes: Get Upgrade+. More content, no ads. Check out Upgrade merch! Submit Feedback Kobo Libra Colour Review: Color, but at what cost? – Six Colors Daylight Computer Two e-readers that made me reconsider why I use e-readers – Six Colors Cortex #155: State of the Hardware 2024 - Relay FM Apple iOS 18, macOS 15 AI Features: Project Greymatter, Privacy, OpenAI Deal - Bloomberg Microsoft Surface event: the 6 biggest announcements - The Verge AltStore Goes to Absurd Lengths for Third-Party iPhone Apps - Bloomberg Riley Testut: Notarization Issues - Mastodon ATP 588: Sync Up Your Cycle — Accidental Tech Podcast Setapp Mobile shows the good and bad of the alternate iPhone app store - The Verge Apple may soon have to allow third-party app stores in Japan too - 9to5Mac Apple Fights €1.8 Billion EU Antitrust Fine for Curbs on Spotify - Bloomberg Apple Asks Judge to Dismiss U.S. Antitrust Lawsuit - MacRumors Vision Pro immersive new Paris video releasing this week - 9to5Mac ‘What If?' for Vision Pro to arrive n

Mon, 27 May 2024 20:00:00 GMT http://relay.fm/upgrade/514 http://relay.fm/upgrade/514 Jason Snell and Myke Hurley It's time for a Vision Pro check-in. How are we using it, and how should Apple sell it? Also, some EU app marketplace developers just want to go home. It's time for a Vision Pro check-in. How are we using it, and how should Apple sell it? Also, some EU app marketplace developers just want to go home. clean 5386 It's time for a Vision Pro check-in. How are we using it, and how should Apple sell it? Also, some EU app marketplace developers just want to go home. This episode of Upgrade is sponsored by: Squarespace: Save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain using code UPGRADE. Vitally: A new era for customer success productivity. Get a free pair of AirPods Pro when you book a qualified meeting. Ladder: Flexible life insurance in minutes. Links and Show Notes: Get Upgrade+. More content, no ads. Check out Upgrade merch! Submit Feedback Kobo Libra Colour Review: Color, but at what cost? – Six Colors Daylight Computer Two e-readers that made me reconsider why I use e-readers – Six Colors Cortex #155: State of the Hardware 2024 - Relay FM Apple iOS 18, macOS 15 AI Features: Project Greymatter, Privacy, OpenAI Deal - Bloomberg Microsoft Surface event: the 6 biggest announcements - The Verge AltStore Goes to Absurd Lengths for Third-Party iPhone Apps - Bloomberg Riley Testut: Notarization Issues - Mastodon ATP 588: Sync Up Your Cycle — Accidental Tech Podcast Setapp Mobile shows the good and bad of the alternate iPhone app store - The Verge Apple may soon have to allow third-party app stores in Japan too - 9to5Mac Apple Fights €1.8 Billion EU Antitrust Fine for Curbs on Spotify - Bloomberg Apple Asks Judge to Dismiss U.S. Antitrust Lawsuit - MacRumors Vision Pro immersive new Paris video releasing this week - 9to5Mac ‘What If?' for Vision Pro to

Our special guest this week is Kate Storey. Under the name Lisa Timoney, she's published 3 books, 'Her Daughter's Secret', 'Her Mother's Lies' and 'His Secret Wife'... but a change of genre means a change of name.Kate's back with book club fiction now, and has published, 'The Memory Library'. It's all about Sally Harrison, who has been building a library for 43 years. Every year she adds a new book to it, dedicated to her estranged daughter Ella who has fled to Australia... however, when disaster strikes, Ella must return home and fix their relationship. It's an ex-English teacher's dream novel, a book about books!We discuss outlining, how much she knows what she's doing, without trying to limit the places her characters could take her. Also, we chat through how how she has learned as an author, and what she wants to change about the way she works. You can hear why she finds pictures online to inspire her characters, what it's like to work with an editor, and how far the finished book is from her very first idea.Support the show at patreon.com/writersroutine@writerspodwritersroutine.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's deep dive, we’ll learn about a program called Skills on Wheels that helps students navigate challenges they might face when using their wheelchairs.

Concerns over "too much screen time" for youngsters are nothing new. In pre-internet days, young people sometimes saw their TV viewing curtailed as a punishment. But it's now been three decades since mobile phones went mainstream, and nearly two since the advent of the tablet and the smartphone. Many teachers and psychiatrists link long hours of scrolling and exposure to violent and pornographic images, as well as cyberbullying, anxiety and sleep deprivation among a generation whose attention span has shrunk. We ask about a panel that has just submitted recommendations to France's president, starting with a ban on smartphones for under-13s. What's the right measure in our connected world? What responsibility for parents, teachers and the tech giants whose entire business model rests on keeping us on our screens as long as possible? Can curbs really be enforced? Produced by Alessandro Xenos, Rebecca Gnignati and Juliette Brown. 

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Cheryl Hines plays Cheryl David, Larry David's wife, on Curb Your Enthusiasm, which is ending this Sunday night 4/7 after a 25-year run on HBO. Cheryl remembers her crazy improv audition process, the first scene she ever shot with Larry David, and what it was like to shoot a sitcom series with no script and no rehearsals! She has stories about the Seinfeld reunion arc on Curb, working with the late Richard Lewis, her favorite guest stars like Wanda Sykes and SNL alum Cheri Oteri, and who ruined the most takes by laughing. She shares some of her favorite scenes and moments, what she's going to miss most about Curb, and if she thinks this is truly the end of the show. Cheryl also remembers shooting the movie, “RV,” with the late, great Robin Williams, and performing with the Groundlings in Los Angeles. Plus, she explains what it's like to be a “Kennedy!” Thanks to our sponsors!Pretty Litter: Go to https://prettylitter.com/jericho & use code JERICHO to get 20% off your first order.Factor: Go to https://factormeals.com/TIJ50 & use code TIJ50 to get 50% off your first month, plus 20% off your next month.American Home Shield: Go to https://AHS.com/JERICHO to save 20% off any plan.Rosetta Stone – Go to https://RosettaStone.com/JERICHO to get 50% off unlimited access STAY CONNECTED:TikTok: @ChrisJerichoInstagram: @talkisjericho @chrisjerichofozzy Twitter: @TalkIsJericho @IAmJerichoYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChrisJerichoFozzyWebsite: https://www.webisjericho.com/

Too often our stories about China are dictated by the urban experience, probably because journalists inside and outside of China are often based in the big cities; Beijing specifically. Those who live in the cities also tend to be more educated, more privileged, and so able to dominate the global attention more.  That's why I'm particularly keen to hear about the lives of those who still live in the countryside, or at least are still considered ‘rural residents' by the Chinese government. They make up a sizeable proportion of the population, and you'll hear that in my first question to my guest today, we discuss just how big this group is. How do the poorest in China live today, considering the government has announced that there is no more extreme poverty? Just how wide are their gaps in living standards, education, health, compared to their compatriots who live in the cities?  Professor Scott Rozelle joins me on this episode. He is the co-director of the Stanford Center on China's Economy and Institutions, a developmental economist who has been conducting research in China for over three decades. He is also the co-author of Invisible China: How the Urban-Rural Divide Threatens China's Rise. Further listening from the archive: Second class citizens: the lives of China's internal migrants: https://www.spectator.co.uk/podcast/second-class-citizens-the-lives-of-chinas-internal-migrants/ Is China turning away from the world?: https://www.spectator.co.uk/podcast/is-china-turning-away-from-the-world/ Produced by Cindy Yu and Joe Bedell-Brill.

Marjorie Taylor Greene rips Larry David for a new episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm that takes aim at republicans. The House impeached DHS Secretary Mayorkas but it won't go anywhere in the Senate and was largely symbolic. Seattle's City Council held a meeting on public safety. // On Ash Wednesday, Bryan explores Mark Wahlberg's connection to a bible app. A checking of the texting. // Should you buy your kids a Valentine's gift? The RNC released a video collage of Biden and it's not pretty.

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Plus: Activision Blizzard and a California regulator file paperwork to settle gender-discrimination claims. And people inside Meta warned of risks for encrypting Facebook direct messages, WSJ reports. Alex Ossola hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A.M. Edition for Oct. 31. New U.S. restrictions on AI chip sales to China could compel Nvidia to cancel billions of dollars of orders to Chinese companies. WSJ tech reporter Raffaele Huang explains how that could complicate Chinese AI development. Plus, X offers stock grants valuing itself far below the value of Elon Musk's takeover. And Israel rules out a ceasefire as its troops push further into Gaza. Luke Vargas hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices