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[This blog will always be free to read, but it's also how I pay my bills. If you have suggestions or feedback on how I can earn your paid subscription, shoot me an email: cmclymer@gmail.com. And if this is too big of a commitment, I'm always thankful for a simple cup of coffee.]You may have missed it in the chaos of our current news environment, but this week, the bodies of four American soldiers were pulled out of a peat bog—basically a swamp—in Lithuania about a week after they went missing there while on a training mission.Last week, while a search was still underway for the missing soldiers, Trump was asked in the Oval Office by a reporter about the unfolding crisis and he responded that he didn't know anything about it.Yesterday, the bodies of the four soldiers arrived at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware and were received in a ceremony known as a “dignified transfer,” which is attended by senior government officials and often the sitting president.Last night, it was reported by NBC News that instead of attending the dignified transfer to honor the deceased soldiers, Trump flew to Florida to watch a LIV Golf tournament and attend a reception being hosted at his resort.I understand many of you aren't familiar with dignified transfers and why what Trump has done here is so disgusting and unbecoming and insulting to the memories of these soldiers.During my time in the 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), I was honored to take part in many dignified transfers at the height of our involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.So, I'll explain:The straight-line distance between Washington, D.C., and Dover, Delaware, is less than 85 miles. It takes a helicopter about 40 to 45 minutes to make the trip. I was 19 years old, and it was my first time riding a helicopter. I barely remember any of it. I was distracted.I was more nervous than I've ever been in my life about what was to come next, and so, as this Black Hawk floated above the earth with my casket team, me the youngest and most junior, I could only think: What if I mess this up? What if I fail? How will I live with myself?That's how it should be in a moment like this. You should be nervous. You should let that sharpen your focus. Because there is no room for error when handling the remains of a service member returning to the United States after they've died. You should strive for perfection.The helicopter landed, and my anxiety spiked.In retrospect, I recall noticing the silence of the rest of the casket team. These were young men, mostly early 20s, loud and boisterous and chests puffed. Now, they were quiet. It was unnerving.When you're a new enlisted soldier in an infantry unit (the FNG) you're treated like you know nothing. Because you don't. Everyone around you is older and vastly more competent and confident. Yet, in this moment, despite having done this before, they were all nervous, too. It was unsettling.We were brought into a holding area near the tarmac on Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, where the remains of service members who have died in a theater of operations arrive on a C-17 transport plane. We rehearsed our steps. And did it again. And then again. No room for error.The plane arrived. The ramp was lowered. The transfer vehicle that would complete the next leg of the journey was parked. Our casket team was positioned. We were now each wearing ceremonial white cotton gloves we had held under the bathroom faucet. Damp gloves have a better grip.We're a casket team, but these are not caskets. They're transfer cases: rectangular aluminum boxes that bear a resemblance to a crate for production equipment. Yet, the dimensions are obvious. Any given civilian would take only a few moments to realize that's for carrying bodies.It's called a "dignified transfer," not a "ceremony," because officials don't want loved ones to feel obligated to be there while in mourning. But it is as highly choreographed as any ceremony, probably more so. It is done as close to perfection as anything the military does.I was positioned in formation with my casket team, and I could see the transfer cases precisely laid out, military dress-right-dress, in the cavernous space of the C-17, each draped with an American flag that had been fastened perfectly. I remember my stomach dropping.There is simply no space for other thoughts. Your full brain capacity is focused on not screwing up. The casket team steps off in crisp, exact steps toward the plane, up the ramp (please, oh God, don't slip), aside the case, lift up ceremonially, face back and down the ramp.During movement, everyone else is saluting: the plane personnel, the OIC (officer in charge), any senior NCOs (noncommissioned officers) and generals, and occasionally, the president. The family is sometimes there. No ceremonial music or talking. All silent, save for the steps of the casket team.You don't see the family during this. You're too focused. There are other distractions. Maybe they forgot, but no one told me there'd be 40-60 pounds of ice in the transfer case to prevent decomposition over the 10-hour plane ride. You can sometimes feel it sloshing around a bit.Some of the transfer cases feel slightly heavier, some slightly lighter. The weight is distributed among six bearers, so it's not a big difference. But then you carry a case that's significantly lighter, and you realize those are the only remains they were able to recover.It probably takes all of 30-40 seconds to carry the transfer case from the plane to the mortuary vehicle, but it feels like the longest walk ever each time. The case is carefully placed in the back of the mortuary vehicle, and the casket team moves away in formation.When it's over and you're on your way back to Washington, you're overcome with a mixture of intense relief that you didn't screw up and profound sobriety over what you've just done and witnessed. I wouldn't call it a good feeling. Maybe a numbed pain.From the outside, the most egalitarian place in America is a military transfer case. They all look exactly the same: an aluminum box covered with the American flag. We didn't know their names, rank, race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation — none of it. All the same.Whatever cruel and unfathomable politics had brought all of us to that moment, from the killed service member in the box, to those of us carrying it, to the occasional elected official who attends to pay respects, there were no politics to be found during a dignified transfer.The fallen service members I helped receive and carry during this part of the journey to their final resting place were not "losers" or "suckers" — as Trump has infamously called them. They were selfless and heroic, and I had the honor of being among the first to hold them when they returned home.There are service members and civilians around the world involved in caring for our war fatalities: the mortuary specialists, the casket teams, the family liaisons — so many people who work to ensure that this final act is done with the greatest amount of dignity and honor, seeking perfection.I suppose the one thing we all took for granted is that dignity would always be affirmed by all our civilian leaders to those service members who gave everything. I never would have predicted any official, let alone a sitting president, would insult fallen service members.This is not to say the four American soldiers who died in Lithuania were not honored by a sitting president.On Thursday, when the bodies of the soldiers were being transported to the airport in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, thousands of people there lined the streets to pay their respects.Among them was Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda, who, apparently, has more respect for our troops than our own commander-in-chief.Charlotte's Web Thoughts is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Charlotte's Web Thoughts at charlotteclymer.substack.com/subscribe

SOF Bundle Sale: 25% off with code SOF25 (till 11:59 PM March 31st)ALL FIVE SOF Bundle Items (SFAS, 2&5, JG, JG2.0, Recovery/Nutrition Ebook)This episode breaks down 30 tips to enhance your effectiveness in SOF, inside the team room, on deployment, at home, and in your health and fitness.Tips discussed:(1-10 Fitness/Training)1) Generalize, don't specialize2) Consistency > all3) You can ALWAYS train4) But sometimes you shouldn't5) Appearance MATTERS (Rd. 1)6) Autoregulation7) Train to be a war hero, not a gym hero8) Endurance matters9) Strength does too10) Be an ATHLETE(11-20 Home Life/Lifestyle)11) Sleep isn't for the weak12) Stress management isn't either13) Drink water, but not ALL the water14) Beers, cigs and Bangs = optional15) Get labs done16) Appearance matters (rd 2)17) Be present18) Communication (w/ spouse)19) Avoid Negative Nancys20) Don't be a child(20-25 Team Room)21) Show up fit as FNG (fkn new guy)22) You've never “arrived”23) Listen well24) Speak well25) FITFO (figure it the fck out)(26-30 Personal Dev.)26) Reading isn't weak27) Listening isn't the same as reading28) Learn business, money, leadership, productivity, communication29) Learn and work on your weaknesses30) Be curious

Die Themen im heutigen Versicherungsfunk Update sind: GDV begrüßt Reform der geförderten Altersvorsorge Der Gesamtverband der Deutschen Versicherungswirtschaft (GDV) begrüßt die Reform der geförderten privaten Altersvorsorge. „Damit werden Renten möglich, die durchschnittlich 40 Prozent höher sind als bei Riester. Das macht die Entscheidung für eine sichere und solide Rente noch attraktiver”, sagt Moritz Schumann, stellvertretender Hauptgeschäftsführer des GDV. Kritisch sieht Schumann allerdings, dass Einzelaktien im Altersvorsorgedepot förderfähig werden sollen: „Hohe Verluste drohen, wenn Anleger auf die falschen Aktien setzen. Das passt einfach nicht zur staatlich geförderten Altersvorsorge.” Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband nimmt Stellung zur Riester-Reform Das Bundesministerium der Finanzen hat einen Gesetzentwurf zur Riester-Reform veröffentlicht. Für Verbraucher, die sich gut am Finanzmarkt auskennen, bringt die geplante Reform Verbesserungen. Für Riester-Bestandskunden könnte es problematisch werden, wenn sie in neue, aber noch teurere Versicherungen gedrängt werden, kritisiert der Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband (vzbv) in seiner Stellungnahme. Wildwechsel im Herbst: Ausweichmanöver sind riskant Bei Ausweichunfällen mit kleinerem Haarwild wie einem Fuchs ist Vorsicht geboten, warnt aktuell der Bund der Versicherten (BdV). Viele Versicherer würden die Zahlung verweigern, weil man mit dem Überfahren des Tieres kaum einen nennenswerten Fahrzeugschaden riskiert hätte. Ein riskierter Totalschaden durch eine plötzliche Fahrtrichtungsänderung wird von den Versicherern als unverhältnismäßig angesehen. Generali-Industrieversicherer mit neuem Head of Aviation Generali Global Corporate & Commercial hat Paolo Silvestri mit Wirkung zum 1. Oktober zum neuen Head of Aviation ernannt. Er wird auch die Rolle des Head of Aviation innerhalb der Underwriting-Funktion von GC&C Italien ad interim beibehalten. Silvestri wird Nachfolger von Massimo Orsini, der weiterhin als Head of Cyber Insurance von GC&C tätig sein wird. DGTAL führt Insurance AI Agents ein KI-Pionier DGTAL launcht das nächste Level seiner KI-Lösungen für Versicherer. Mit der Integration von neu entwickelten sogenannter KI-Agenten (AI Agents bzw. Agentic Workflows) als Kernelement seiner Technologieplattform gelingt ein bedeutender technischer Durchbruch und die signifikante Steigerung in der Leistungsfähigkeit seines Angebots. FNG und Fondsfrauen geben Partnerschaft bekannt Das Forum Nachhaltige Geldanlagen e.V. (FNG) und Fondsfrauen, das führende Netzwerk für Frauen in der Finanzbranche, geben ihre neue Partnerschaft bekannt. Ziel dieser Zusammenarbeit ist es, die Potenziale beider Netzwerke zu bündeln, um Frauen gemeinsam in der Finanzbranche noch besser zu fördern.

The Killer Klowns From Outer Space Game Is Out Tomorrow!  Fright Night Gaming goes everything YOU need to know to get ready for the Klown invasion.  We cover New Maps, victim tactics, clown tactics, gameplay, and much more!  FNG then goes over the NEW TCM execution pack as well as Connie skins. Will TCM's New update keep them above the Killer Klowns?  Let us know what you think!#killerklownsfromouterspacegame #tcm #horror-Social Media Links - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHJRgXrWm-aVOzjR1ANwBHQ

On this months episode of Get Rec'd, Jared is joined by Will of Friday Night Gamecast to discuss their time with 2018's God of War and Sifu! You can find Will on X here! https://x.com/realkingzosotai And you can find all of FNG's links here! https://linktr.ee/fridaynightgamecast Find all of our socials, as well as our discord server here!: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ https://linktr.ee/PlayAlongPodcast ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Episodes of this podcast go up every Tuesday at 9 am PST Intro and outro music is done by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://boqeh.bandcamp.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Music Break 1: God of War (God of War) Music Break 2: Martial Mastery (Sifu) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/playalongpodcast/message

Priorities Bio- I grew up in rural Minnesota before enlisting in the Navy after high school. I married my high school sweetheart a few years later and got commissioned as a Naval Officer after graduating from the University of Wisconsin. We have 3 kids (currently 14, 10 and 7) and moved a half dozen times back and forth across the country. In 2014, we took orders to Virginia where I met F3's Dreamliner. He had an internship for the summer in South Carolina, got addicted to F3, and brought it back with him. I thought it sounded terrible and wanted no part of it but I promised to give him 4 saturdays cause I'm a good friend. So I was an FNG when we launched F3 Hampton Roads in November 2016. Two months later, still not a fan of mornings, I said I'd site Q a mid week ao if it were bear crawl distance from my house and we launched a Tuesday morning beatdown at the park by my house. Today F3 Hampton Roads is 20+ weekly workouts all over the region.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Game Announced The New Level 99 Blackout Skins! The new update on April 30th will include a Sissy Skin & The Blackout Skins.  We will take a look at the skins and give ya our take! We also cover the TCM Skill Point Exploit, killer klown from outer space game, Reddit's top TCM posts, gameplay stories, FNG goes full family, and much more! -Social Media Links - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHJRgXrWm-aVOzjR1ANwBHQ

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Game Released The Mill!  FNG breaks down all exits, basement escapes, well drops, and so much more!  We then follow up with TCM New Victims Virginia.  We even timed her Boon ability and got all the numbers you need to know!  We also cover Predator Hunting Grounds, Killer Klowns, TCM Patch Notes, & the biggest problems with the new TCM Update.  Enjoy #tcm #thetexaschainsawmassacregame -Social Media Links - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHJRgXrWm-aVOzjR1ANwBHQ

Dieter Penninckx is een ondernemer met een uniek verhaal dat beide kanten van de medaille in het ondernemerschap belicht. Samen met zijn echtgenote Anja en Manu begonnen ze als drie ingenieurs hun avontuur in de modewereld met de overname van een klein kinderkledingmerk dat later bekend werd onder de naam Fred&Ginger. Het werd het startschot van een steil groeiparcours met verschillende overnames, zoals Brantano en Ellos. De FNG-groep had op zijn hoogtepunt meer dan 4.000 werknemers en behaalde met meer dan 500 winkels een omzet van zo'n 800 miljoen euro in tien Europese landen. En toen brak de Coronacrisis uit, die een belangrijke rol speelde in de ondergang van FNG. Dieter ging 'serieus op zijn bakkes' (zoals hij het zelf omschrijft) en bevond zich plotseling in een realiteit waarin hij lichamelijk leeg was, onderwerp was van heel wat negatieve media-aandacht en uiteindelijk veertig dagen in voorhechtenis in de gevangenis doorbracht. Inmiddels krabbelde hij terug overeind en heeft hij opnieuw zin in het ondernemerschap. Dit aangrijpende verhaal over hoge toppen en diepe dalen in het ondernemerschap deelt hij in zijn boek "De man in de arena" en tijdens deze aflevering van de BlackBird Podcast.

Es klingt wirklich wie ein Märchen...Ein Enzym, das in jedem klassischen Komposthaufen zu finden ist kriegt Plastik klein. Genauer gesagt, kann dieses Enzym PET in seine Grundbausteine zerlegen. Daraus lässt sich dann - ohne Materialverlust - reines PET herstellen.Und was soll daran gut sein? Plastik bleibt Plastik. Und Plastik ist schädlich für unsere Umwelt.Soweit so richtig. Doch in der aktuellen Transformation hin zu optimalen Verpackungen kommen wir aktuell in vielen Bereichen nicht an Kunststoffen vorbei. Leider gibt es derzeit noch viele Verbund-Kunststoffe, die sich nicht bzw. nicht vollständig recyceln lassen. Sie werden letztendlich verbrannt und schädigen mit dem mächtigen CO2-Ausstoß unsere Umwelt.Wie das besser geht und weshalb man dafür künftig auf Erdöl verzichten kann, das erklärt uns Dr. Christian Sonnendecker in dieser Podcast-Folge. Er ist Wissenschaftler an der Uni Leipzig. Dort hat ein Forscherteam das PET-fressende Enzym entdeckt.Er gibt uns Einblicke, wie wir damit mehr für Nachhaltigkeit und eine gesündere Umwelt erreichen können.Das ist Wissenschaft, die Spaß macht!

Am 2. November war es soweit:In den Räumen der EB-SIM trafen sich rd. 100 Nachhaltigkeits-Interessierte zur ESGeht-Veranstaltung, DEM Nachhaltigkeits-Event in diesem Herbst. Die Gemeinschaftsveranstaltung von EB-SIM, Invest in Vision und Apo Asset war hochkarätig besetzt.Hannes Jaenicke, Eckhart von Hirschhausen und Christian Klein referierten und diskutierten über Nachhaltigkeit. Was der Begriff für sie bedeutet. Und wie wir ihn gemeinsam mit Leben füllen können.In der heutigen Podcastfolge gibt's eine Nachlese zu der Veranstaltung. Die hochkarätigen Redner und einige Teilnehmer kommen mit klaren Statements zu Wort. Eine Mischung aus "Nachhaltigkeits-Klassentreffen", Backstage-Talk und persönlicher Sicht auf Nachhaltigkeit.Eines haben alle Beiträge gemeinsam: Sie zeigen, ESGeht!Wie genau, das erfahrt Ihr in der aktuellen Podcastfolge.

"Ich bau' eine Stadt für Dich..." Diese Songzeile aus dem Lied von Adel Tawil ist sicher für viele ein Begriff.Eine Stadt sieht heute oft nicht so rosig aus wie in diesem Lied. Vor allem, wenn wir uns Städte aus der Klimaperspektive anschauen. Es gibt viel Energiebedarf, Unmengen an Fahrzeugen und einen unglaublich hohen CO2-Ausstoß.Was für die Stadt gilt, gilt auch auf dem Land. Vor allem für die Landwirtschaft. Schwere Traktoren verdichten die Böden. Es gibt einen hohen Bedarf an Wasser und unglaublich vielen Düngemitteln.Das klingt alles andere als nachhaltig.Doch, wie sieht eine nachhaltige Stadt der Zukunft aus? Und welche Unternehmen arbeiten heute schon gezielt daran, Städte und unseren Lebensraum insgesamt nachhaltiger zu machen? Und wie können Privatanleger davon profitieren?Darüber sprechen die Impact Buddies mit Dr. Sabine Hampel, Portfoliomanagerin der EB-SIM und verantwortlich für den EB-Öko Aktienfonds.Und welche Rolle Lego dabei spielt, verraten die Drei in dieser Podcastfolge natürlich auch.

Was bedeutet eigentlich nachhaltiges Investieren?Und wie eng sollte man die Leitplanken dafür setzen?Was ist mit Unternehmen, die heute noch nicht 'grün' sind, aber sich auf einem guten Weg befinden?Ist ein Investment darin wirklich ESG-konform?Fragen über Fragen...Denen gehen die Impact Buddies in der aktuellen Folge zusammen mit dem dem YouTuber und Portfoliomanager ESG-Toni auf den Grund.Er gibt aus Sicht eines Portfoliomanagers Orientierung, wie eine nachhaltige Investmentstrategie aussehen kann.Fachlich fundiert. Kurzweilig. Gut erklärt und auf den Punkt.Präsikat: Hörenswert!

Fast jeder kennt inzwischen die Initiative 'Letzte Generation'. Manch einer hat die oftmals kontroversen Aktionen schon am eigenen Leib zu spüren bekommen, z.B. durch im Rahmen von Straßenblockaden.Doch was steckt hinter diesen Aktionen? Welche sachorientierten Ziele verfolgen die Aktivisten der Letzten Generation? Sind die Berichte in den Medien überzogen oder zeigen sie objektiv, welche Auswirkungen die Aktionen haben? Und warum wird zwar viel über 'Klimakleber', aber kaum über Klimawandel berichtet?Frei nach dem Motto "Besser miteinander als übereinander reden" haben die Impact Buddies ein Mitglied der 'Letzten Generation' in den Podcast eingeladen. Prof. Dr. Ruben Zimmermann, Theologe an der Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz und Mitglied der 'Letzten Generation' berichtet aus seiner Perspektive über das Anliegen und die Aktionen der Gruppe.Die Impact Buddies sprechen mit ihm über zivilen Ungehorsam, demokratische Spielregeln, die Auslegung des Begriffs Vandalismus und unterschiedliche Sichtweisen wie man auf Nachhaltigkeit aufmerksam machen kann.Zwar eint uns das Ziel, dem Klimawandel entgegenzutreten und die Welt zu einem besseren Ort zu machen, doch während die Impact Buddies auf Inspiration und Spaß an Nachhaltigkeit setzen, geht die 'Letzte Generation' hier einen komplett anderen Weg.Macht Euch beim Hören diese Folge am besten selbst ein Bild!

Viele reden über 'grüne Finanzberatung'. Die einen eher abfällig - so als wäre das ein Modetrend. Andere beschäftigen sich ernsthaft und tiefgründig mit dem Thema.Doch spielt Nachhaltigkeit in der Anlageberatung wirklich eine entscheidende Rolle?Verstehen Privatkunden überhaupt, was das bedeutet?Und wie steht's in Sachen ESG-Know How bei Anlageberatern? Ist da schon alles im 'grünen Bereich' oder eher Luft nach oben?Darüber sprechen die Impact Buddie in der aktuellen Folge mit Jennifer Brockerhoff. Gelernte Bankkauffrau, Fachberaterin für nachhaltiges Investment und Buchautorin ("Grüne Finanzen" und "30 Minuten nachhaltige Geldanlage"). Sie berät ausschließlich nachhaltigkeitsorientiert und gibt einen detaillierten Einblick in ihre Beratungswelt. Sie skizziert ihre Herangehensweise an nachhaltige Beratung, spricht über den Nasenfaktor von Kunde und Berater und woran sie eine gute Beratung festmacht.Hier kommen alle Fans nachhaltiger Investmentberatung - und die, die es werden wollen - auf ihre kosten.

Wälder sind gigantische CO2-Speicher und einer der wesentlichen Stellhebel für unser Klima.Vor allem die Regenwälder in Südamerika. Nicht umsonst werden sie als die ‚grüne Lunge‘ der Erde bezeichnet. Wälder können viel für eine positive Klimaentwicklung beitragen.Sie können aber nicht nur CO2 speichern, sie sind auch Lebensraum für viele Tierarten und können unser Ökosystem nachhaltig stabilisieren. Und das Beste daran: Jeder von uns kann Waldbesitzer werden und gleichzeitig seine eigene CO2-Bilanz verbessern.Wie? Ganz einfach über die Genossenschaft „The Generation Forest“. Sie forstet riesige Weidelandflächen in Panama auf und lässt auf kargen Flächen neue Regenwälder entstehen.Über CO2-Zertifikate der Genossenschaft kann jeder Miteigentümer zusätzlich einen Teil seines CO2-Verbrauchs kompensieren. Wie das genau funktioniert und was ‚Generation Forest‘ so besonders macht, darüber sprechen die Impact Buddies mit Andreas Eke, Vorstand und Mitbegründer der Genossenschaft.Freut Euch auf eine Folge mit spannendem Wissen rund um Regenwald, Klima und CO2-Kompensation der besonderen Art.

In der aktuellen Folge schauen die Impact Buddies mal hinter die Kulissen der Fonds-Industrie.Wie steht's eigentlich um die Ernsthaftigkeit und ‚echte‘ Nachhaltigkeit in der Branche?Haben Berater und Kunden heutzutage überhaupt noch Interesse an nachhaltigen Anlagelösungen?Oder sind inzwischen alle Beteiligten so genervt von gesellschaftlichen Diskussionen zum Klimawandel, dass ESG & Co. keine Rolle mehr spielen?Im Interview mit Oliver Morath, Managing Partner von Squad Fonds, langjährigem Kenner der Assetmanagement Branche und Finanzgourmet-Podcaster und Philip Kalus, dem Gründer und CEO von Accelerando Associates und internationalem Experte in der Beratung von Fondsgesellschaften wird Tacheles geredet.Oliver und Philip nehmen kein Blatt vor den Mund und schauen zusammen mit den Impact Buddies selbstkritisch auf die Fonds-Branche.Offen, ungeschönt und mit dem Finger in der Wunde haben die Vier in ihrem Austausch auch viele Ideen, wie sich Fondsanbieter und Berater positiv mit Impact-Investing auseinandersetzen können.Ein echter Deep-Dive und spannender Blick hinter die Kulissen.Mehr dazu erfährst Du in der aktuellen Podcastfolge.

Impactorientiertes Investieren heißt nicht, sich ausschließlich auf heute schon ‚dunkelgrüne‘ Investments zu fokussieren.Für eine wirkungsorientierte Anlage müssen heute noch nicht alle Nachhaltigkeistkriterien erfüllt sein.Das geht auch anders. Zum Beispiel über aktive Stimmrechtsausübung und gezielte Einflussnahme auf die geschäftliche Ausrichtung von Unternehmen. Eine zukunftsorientierte Anlageberatung hat genau diesen Impact-Aspekt im Blick.Wie das aussehen kann, darüber sprechen die Impact Buddies mit Niklas Krämer.Er ist Impact-Finanzberater, Gründer von Finance4Future und selber aktiver Podcaster. Niklas erzählt über seine Motivation, nachhaltig zu beraten. Er gibt uns einen tiefen Einblick in seine Beratungsphilosophie und erklärt, woran er impactorientiertes Investieren festmacht. Die Erklärung ist klar und deutlich – und am Ende auch ziemlich einfach.Mehr dazu erfährst Du in der aktuellen Podcastfolge.

Edda Schröder ist Inhaberin und Geschäftsführerin von Invest in Visions. Einer Fondsgesellschaft, die es sich zur Aufgabe macht, Menschen in Schwellenländern mit Mikrokrediten zu versorgen. Armut zu bekämpfen und ökonomischen Fortschritt zu unterstützen steht dabei im Fokus.Wie das genau funktioniert und welche Rolle impactorientiertes Handeln dabei spielen, darum geht's im heutigen Interview mit Edda Schröder und den Impact Buddies.Außerdem erzählt Edda aus ihren vor Ort-Besuchen - zuletzt in Usbekistan. Es verspricht also wieder eine spannende und unterhaltsame Folg zu werden.

Das war's mit den Impact Buddies.Wir haben über viele Themen gesprochen: Nachhaltigkeit im Alltag, auf Reisen, beim Investieren. Wir haben über SDG, ESG und Co gesprochen. Damit ist doch alles gesagt! Oder...?Und kann man überhaupt nachhaltig sein?Also, lass uns aufhören...Stop!! Die Impact Buddies wären nicht die Impact Buddies, wenn sie nicht immer wieder etwas zu erzählen hätten.Heute gibt's einen Ausblick auf spannende Gesprächspartner.Welche das sind und wie genau es weiter geht, darum geht's in der aktuellen Folge.Reinhören ist - wie immer - absolut lohnenswert!DISCLAIMER:Der Inhalt dieses Podcasts dient ausschließlich der allgemeinen Information und stellt keine Anlageberatung oder sonstige Empfehlung dar.

"Jede Woche nehmen wir Plastik in der Menge einer Kreditkarte zu uns."Hannes Jaenicke im Gespräch mit den Impact Buddies redet Tacheles.Über unsere Ernährungsgewohnheiten. Plastikflut. Lebensmittel, die eher 'Füllstoff' heißen müssten. Über Haltung zum Klimawandel und wie wir damit umgehen sollten.Hannes nimmt kein Blatt vor den Mund und legt den Finger in die Wunde. Schonungslos direkt.Ehrlich und authentisch. Ein packender Austausch mit einer engagierten Persönlichkeit, die viel zu sagen hat.

Die Impact Buddies machen Bildung zum Thema.Bildung und Nachhaltigkeit...? Wie hängt das zusammen?Hochwertige Bildung ist nicht nur eines der SDG's der Vereinten Nationen. Sie ist auch der Schlüssel zu gesellschaftlicher, politischer und kultureller Teilhabe. Bildung ist ein wichtiger Stellhebel im Kampf gegen Armut und für globalen Wohlstand. Wie diese Aspekte genau miteinander zusammenhängen und voneinander abhängen, das klären die Impact Buddies in dieser Folge. Was Du konkret dazu beitragen kannst? Auch dazu gibt's Antworten von den Buddies.Bildung hilft, unsere Welt ein Stückchen besser zu machen.

Your weekly source for locksport news and sometimes interviews. Full show notes, including links, can be found at http://www.thelocksportscast.com  In this week’s episode: The Locky Award winners LPUbelts.com status Lockpicking games First pick of a 6 row 20 pin KABA Abus Touch 57 Series bypass The Quick Crack Cracking the Roosevelt Safe and other Videos New products Events Meetups Sales Giveaways and more Announcements: Corrections: News: Deadbolt lock with key may have trapped couple who died in Magnolia fire, chief says Shelby Township police warn of lockbox scam - CBS Detroit  Community News: Locky Award winners [200] KABA Miwa 6 row 20 pin (Orion maybe) picked and gutted (first public?) Any update on the membership system : r/Toool LPUbelts.com 60 Day Report : r/lockpicking Hey ABUS fans!! We need your help filling in images for the Belt Explorer! : r/lockpicking Lockpicking games, a thread Scams Abound : r/lockpicking Lucky to be alive  A few words about my absence.... Videos: 932 ABUS GRANIT VICTORY 39 PLUS GANZUADO CON GANZÚA CASERA sub eng Showing Tallan Pick's DD pick. Parkside (Lidl) disc detainer lock picked Explaining the method to pick the Western Electric 30c [104] Abus Touch 57 Series - Bypassed (non destructive) [105] Abus Touch 57 series bypass explained Safe Cracking Tutorial - The Quick Crack Cracking the Roosevelt Safe - Amazing history within  Blogs & Articles:  Other Resources: LockPickingLookup The Locksport Network Directory  Products:  Multipick ARES Opening System is the all-round unlocker for disc detainer locks Kwikset Smart Key Decoder LTKSD2.0 SC1 INTRO SmartKey Decoder 2.0 (LTKSD2-SC1) - by LockTech The FNG – Covert Instruments The Arbiter Bypass Kit – Covert Instruments PAC Lock 900A Cutaway – Covert Instruments Meetups/Sales/Giveaways/Contests: The Lock Sportscast - News  LPU Karate Belts: beltranking - lockpicking (reddit.com)  Mentorship Monday 3: The Belt System  2: Breaking Rules and Getting the Belt  All About The Lockpicking Belt Rankings System  LPU Belt Explorer Lock Stories: Emergency Call: Criminals: Executive Producers: Founding Executive Producers: Panda-Frog Michael Gilchrist Starrylock WilliamsBrain  Dave 2BDCy4D Liibans Locksport Journey Pat from Uncensored Tactical  threeraccoonsinacoat  Chirael (Anthony) Associate Executive Producers: DoctorHogmaster Clayton Howard (Kewltune) Co-Producers: m0g Ratyoke MrPickur CrankyLockPicker Bare Bones Lock Picking Snake Paracentric John R Chief Content Producer: Chirael (Anthony) Content Producers: Arichoke2000 Bare Bones Lock Picking Dr Hogmaster Dwig I fisk I'm Gumby Joshua Gonzalez Lady Locks Mishra OpenLock Pocket Women Pyrolock Reinder Taquila Dave TheGreenishOne Tony Virelli Contact Information: Email: podcast@thelocksportscast.com Twitter https://twitter.com/charlescurrent  Reddit: currentc57 on r/locksport Discord: Lockpickers United as Current, Extraordinary League of Pickers as Current, The Lock Sportscast as Current Join the Discord at http://discord.thelocksportscast.com The Lock Sportscast on Odysee The Lock Sportscast on Rumble  Donate: http://paypal.thelocksportscast.com https://patreon.com/thelocksportscast https://www.subscribestar.com/thelocksportscast 

Every once in a while, we like to treat you perverts with some high dollar sex toys...and today was one of those days! I mean...when can give you some rubber lovin' that adds up to more than what FNG makes in a week, it's a good day!! It's THE ADULT TOY PRICE IS RIGHT!!

We failed to give away our big year end Big Ticket Items for the Adult Toy Price Is Right before we left for Christmas vacation...so now that were back? We're back in a big way!!...that was until FNG managed to be, well, FNG. IT'S THE ADULT TOY PRICE IS RIGHT!!Brought to you by Moonlight Adult Boutique!!

Hey everybody, Tyree and Kevin here with another episode of Before I Forget. Today we speak with a 2 time MVP Blue Spader with 5 deployments in various parts of the world during his over 18 years in service. To us, Will was the FNG (f*cking new guy) because he showed up to the unit shortly before our return from Iraq in 2005. From FNG to one of the senior Soldiers in the Ramadi rotation to still holding the standard, Will Woods has carried on the Legacy of the Blue Spaders. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beforeiforget/message

Chef Troy Guard is the Owner and Executive Chef of TAG Restaurant Group and a staple in the Colorado food scene and beyond. He has created establishments such as Guard and Grace, TAG, FNG, bubu, and many more. He has spanned the globe from Hawaii, to New York, to Asia to hone his craft in the kitchen, and through mentorship from great chefs along the way, Troy found his calling in life, and is thriving in it. He's received countless accolades from numerous associations, the likes of the James Beard Foundation, but what is most important to Troy is giving back as much as he can, and bringing the "Aloha" lifestyle to wherever he is! To learn more about Troy and his restaurants, check out their website https://www.tagrestaurantgroup.com/

Hollie Plemons and Mary Lowe with Families Engaged For Effective Education talk with Host Lynn Davenport to give us some pointers about working with effectively with the school system. Real parent empowerment means parents exercise their rights to maintain authority over their children. The failure to do so puts our kids in the hands of bottom-feeders who are monetizing your child's data, and betting on their failure.  The grievance process is a legal process that must be followed in order for parent's and student's rights to be heard.  Hear how Hollie was able to protect her child's data and get rid of  Panorama for the whole district. Even after opting out and filing grievances, surveys were still being given to the kids. It took persistence and vigilance to get anything done in her Fort Worth school, and she admits its a constant battle.  Hollie advocates for wearing a 'Don't Survey My Kids' t-shirt!Mary teaches parents how to go through the grievance process. Anyone can file a grievance (FNG) on a school district website on the listed district policy. It takes about 45 minutes to learn, the process is simple, and she reminds us we're holding them accountable and demanding transparency when we exercise our right to contest. Using civil and education code, parents can validate their points to uphold the laws that actually exist to protect our kids. Lynn outlines the strategy being used to federalize our local school district voice to wipe out the voice of the parent, creating racism and leveraging banking schemes instead of correcting our school system. Go to www.FamiliesEngaged.org and get an expert to help you understand what laws you are standing on to start an effective grievance process. Social Impact Podcast is brought to you by:OBBM Network Brands1st Safety Training, 214-808-9757Social Impact Podcast is on Spotify! Call 214-673-4018 to support the show or get exposure for your point of view.Subscribe to the OBBM Network Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, Google Podcasts and more. OffBeat Business TV can be found on Youtube, Vimeo , Rumble , BitChute  and wherever you enjoy great on-demand podcasts and TV.Support the show

On this episode of the FNG podcast, we discuss power fishing going into the fall transition with guests Ryan Sheffield and Jonothan Farmer. We talk what to look for and how to approach searching for fall bass.

This week Greg welcomes FNG favorites Sam Evans and Elle Orlando back to the show and first-timer, Joe Nami. They discuss what laws they would change if they could, what Mel Gibson said to get in so much trouble, and how big space is. FOLLOW SAM https://twitter.com/ReallySamEvans?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.instagram.com/reallysamevans/?hl=en FOLLOW ELLE https://www.instagram.com/_elleorlando_ https://twitter.com/ElleOrlando JOE https://twitter.com/growupjoe?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor FOLLOW GREG https://www.patreon.com/TheGregStoneZone http://facebook.com/GregfStone http://instagram.com/GregfStone https://twitter.com/gregstone_ SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHOW https://thelaughbutton.podlink.to/FridayNightGreg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices More Episodes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices More Episodes Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Frankie McRae is a storied former US Army Special Forces soldier and assault team leader. Since his retirement, Frankie has developed Range 37PSR, founded Raidon Tactics (a premiere training organization), deployed all over the world as a contractor to both combat zones and disaster areas, and taken the stand as an expert witness in homicide cases involving soldiers brought charged with shootings during combat operations.We catch up at the bar to discuss his storied experience, mission planning, physical/digital threat assessments, active shooter preparedness, “conscious suspicion”, home defense, WFH security, successful teaching methodologies and much more.Danny Boy (the FNG) pulls the trigger on a “Gunfire”.Support the show

At the turn of the century, Rocco DiSpirito and Troy Guard were both executive chefs in New York City. DiSpirito was turning heads at the adventuresome Union Pacific, and Guard was cooking his interpretation of Roy Yamaguchi’s Asian-fusion cuisine at Roy’s restaurant at the World Financial Center. Their careers took different paths. DiSpirito went on to be a cookbook author and TV personality, among other ventures, and Guard built an empire of restaurants based in Denver that currently includes Guard and Grace, a steakhouse with locations in Denver and Houston, TAG Burger Bar, Big Wave Taco, a fast-casual concept called Bubu, a gastropub called FNG, a breakfast place called HashTAG and a five-unit Mexican concept, Los Chingones. Thanks in part to the machinations of entrepreneur James Park, currently the CEO of Korean wing concept WingWok in Denver and operating partner of the venture-capital Savory Fund, but also involved with projects with Guard and DiSpirito, the two chefs are collaborating on a couple of charity dinners in the Mile High City next week. On June 14 they will do a dinner at the RiNo location of Los Chingones, with proceeds going to We Don’t Waste, which works to reduce hunger and as well as food waste in Denver. And then on June 15 they’ll be at Guard & Grace to raise money for victims of the Marshall Fire that devastated Boulder County at the beginning of the year. The two chefs recently discussed their plans for the dinner, as well as DiSpirito’s upcoming book.

Holy cow, time flies when you are having fun… On this week's episode we grilled the “New Guys”. It has been a year since Mo and Kyle have joined the crew and we thought it would get their advice/highlights of the past year and then we pulled out the “super secret” lightning round of questions. … Continue reading Episode 457 – FNG 1 Year and Counting → The post Episode 457 – FNG 1 Year and Counting appeared first on Slam Fire Radio.

What's up everyone! I'm very excited to bring to you all a special episode from a series we're referring to as FNG shorts! These will basically be filler content in-between our primary episodes of the Friday Night Gamecast. I'm talking a deep dive into the Halo (2022) series and will be breaking down my thoughts and opinions on the show so far.  Hope you enjoy! -Nick00:45 - Intro & Housekeeping04:15 - Nick's History with Halo06:15 - Halo (2022) Facts & Trivia12:18 - Things this show got right (lol)18:18 - Series shortcomings34:11 - Recommendations38:09 - OutroIf you want to reach out to us with any questions or just wanna chat about the show, follow us here:https://linktr.ee/FridayNightGamecastMusic by: https://twitter.com/lilkotobeatsSupport the show

Operation Linebacker launched on May 10, 1972. It marked the first bombing of Hanoi in North Vietnam since the end of Operation Rolling Thunder in November 1968. I was a ground spare, waiting to launch in the even that any of the strike F-4 aircraft from Ubon Royal Thai Air Base aborted, either on the ground or in the air. I sat in my fully armed aircraft and waited for all of the strike aircraft to launch, then conttinued to wait until they had all reached the airborne pre-strike tanker aircraft, then I de-armed and taxied back to the parking revetment. And then I waited for my brothers to return. A few hours later, they all did. ALL of them. The next day, May 11, 1972, was my turn to fly, as Number Two in Dingus Flight. (Later, strike aircraft carried tree call-signs - Maple, Elm, Walnut, etc. - but at this point in the operation we used call signs from the VCSL - Voice Call Sign List.)  During the pre-flight briefing, Wing Commander Colonel Carl Miller made an announcement: “Yesterday, we had a close call. One of our aircraft mis-ID'd an aircraft and fired at one of our aircraft. Lucily, he missed, but we can't have that again. Effective immediately, the Rules of Engagements are changed. All MiGs are silver. You MAY NOT fire at a camouflaged aircraft. If I hear that you fire at a camouflaged airplane I'll ship your ass home the minute you land. Any Questions?” None of us had any questions. It was pretty clear. MiGs are silver. On this day, like the previous day, our Wing Commander would lead the strike. The Commander of the 25th Tactical Fighter Squadron, my squadron, would be the lead of Dingus Flight. I was put in the Number Two position because I was still a fairly new pilot, an “FNG”, and the Number Two position was a place where the flight lead could keep a close watch on the FNG. Our target would be the Bac Mai Airfield. We took off as the sun rose, headed north over Laos for our refueling, and proceeded toward our target. My back-seater was First Lieutenant Johnny Wyatt. Johnny was an “old head”: he had been on the strike over Hanoi the previous day, so he knew what to expect. We ingressed the target area in spread formation, approximately 1000 feet between aircraft. I was on Lead's right. Just as Lead rocked us in to close “fingertip” formation for our bomb run, Johnny screamed at me. “We got a SAM (Surface-to-Air Missile) at four o'clock! Break right!” I had no idea what a SAM looked like in flight, and I didn't see it. “I don't see it.” “It's a f@#cing SAM! BREAK RIGHT!” When easy-going Johnny is screaming, I knew it was serious. I broke hard right. Shortly after that, the SAM exploded right where I would have been. Listen to the podcast for the rest of the story!

We've interviewed over 45 F3Omaha leaders and asked them all for advice that they'd give to an FNG or our PAX when encountering a new guy. This episode is packed full of practical insights on how we can better engage with FNGs. Give it a listen in preparation for FNG season (aka now).

In this first episode of Picking up the SIX, Blindside defines and discusses 3 terms and 3 exercises often used in the Gloom This week's terms: Sad Clown, FNG, & Circle of Trust This week's exercises: Merkin, Big Boy Sit-up, & 11s

- Fink gives you the reasons for our absence as of late and shouts out The FNG and Reading the Greens (follow on Twitter @rtgreens) - college basketball is an actual dumpster fire for bettors - NBA futures quick hits -Super Bowl leans, props already bet, and what Fink has in his Saddle for Super Sunday -Special guest appearance by “Lady Friend” to recap the sit or stand debate at a concert! Btw the answer is still stand up!!! Please Rate, Review & Share!!!

Welcome back to another episode of a minute with sharodcast where today we BUST down on a LOAD of pretty NUTTY questions and how things beCUM the way they are.

We have all done stupid stuff...and I am not afraid to admit where I went wrong. From "tacticooling" my firearms with modifications, to using cheap knock off accessories. I have learned that, just like a lot of new gun owners, there is no point in adding a pointless thing to something that will protect you. Find out my FNG mistakes and what I learned from them in this episode.#blackpowderpodcast #bpp #2ndamendment #2a #2aadvocate #2arightsarecivilrights #2ndamendment

Troy Guard has been contributing to Denver’s culinary scene for decades, and for the past 12 years, since he opened TAG restaurant in the city’s Larimer Square, he has been his own boss. His empire has grown to include Guard and Grace, a steakhouse with locations in Denver and Houston, TAG Burger Bar, Big Wave Taco, a fast-casual concept called Bubu, a gastropub called FNG, a breakfast place called HashTAG and a Mexican concept, Los Chingones, which opened its fifth location about 60 miles north of Denver in Fort Collins, Colo., in June. He’s also working on a food hall where he’ll be brewing his own beer and serving Sicilian pizza and upscale hamburgers, among other things, as well as Tiny Giant Sushi in Denver’s Highlands neighborhood (which has opened since this interview was conducted). Raised in Hawaii, Guard was mentored for many years by chef and restaurateur Roy Yamaguchi, getting his first executive chef job at the turn of the century at Roy’s World Financial Center in New York City. That restaurant failed to thrive and he ultimately resettled in Denver, working for chef and restaurateur Richard Sandoval before striking out on his own. The past year-and-a-half has been hard for Guard just as it has for everyone else. Before the pandemic he had 623 employees; now he has 225. He closed his flagship restaurant, TAG, for many reasons, including to redeploy his staff to different restaurants, and put FNG on pause to regroup the staff and reconceptualize the kitchen. Guard recently discussed how he has coped with all the changes, how he keeps his staff excited, and what his plans are for the future. “Everyone loves to eat out but no one wants to work in [restaurants] anymore,” he said. “We’ve got to keep it fun and exciting.”

Join the guys as they discuss what its like being the FNG in the military versus the civilian sector. Social Media  Like, subscribe and download our show on your favorite podcast platform. Make sure you find us on Facebook @uxopodcast. Like, follow and share with everyone you know. If you would like to be a guest on the show and share your story, send us a message on Facebook. If you or a veteran, you know may be in need of some assistance reach out to the team at ODV at 1-877-207-7080 To learn more about Operation Decisive Victory visit http://www.operationdv.com/ (www.operationdv.com)

James Allcott chats about his YouTube success in the last year after reaching 100,000 subscribers, he also chats about working for the Premier League, FPL FYI and as usual, plenty of deep convos took place! Along with JLA telling us about his Euros 2020 story.  This episode was supported by Manscaped. Get 20% OFF + Free Shipping with promo code DEADTRIMS at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod

A treat for you all with a new format of episode! - The FNG and GNXJO are phoning in to the podcast this week to describe their annoyance, however it turned out to be a really interesting hidden view in to what happens back stage with famous artists and comedians and what can really annoy the roadies or hands that support the shows production. What happens when you cut off Bill Cosby's head? What happens if you look at Barry Manilows face? What happens if you upset Slayers local set up crew? And whatever you do, if you don't record The Sopranos for The Eagles, then you better find a place to hide! If you want to hear more stories then go check out Stage Door Chronicles on the listening platform of your choice! https://linktr.ee/stagedoorchronicles As always you can get in touch via social media... or via email Twitter: @AnnoyingPodcast Instagram: @Annoying_Podcast Email: nothingmoreannoying@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nothingmoreannoying/message

Ellis Platten chats about his best and worst AWAY DAYS, how he became a Porto ULTRA and the story of Hashtag United and EVERYTHING ELSE!   We also read out some of your stories including one about a pro NFL player asking for a picture from a fan!

Thogden chats about a near death experience in Bulgaria, working with Thogdad and best away days! 

The Super League caused a stir but could it have actually worked?!

FNG chats about how he met Lando Norris and the Quadrant!

In episode 3 FNG aka Niran chats about his trip to Magaluf, Rambo chats about VVD and we read out some of your stories including one of you trying to impersonate Robbie Savage!