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If you want to have more control over your finances you must learn ways to manage money. It may take unlearning everything you thought you knew about personal money management. Florian Fritz makes personal finance simple and easy. He's a money teacher who shares some values about how solo moms can improve their financial life. In this interview, he shares how you can develop a winning mindset when it comes to money regardless of how much money you have or make. Listen and learn how you can become your own money hero. Takeaways: 04:07 - Why money seems to be a mystery to some people 04:11 - How we can better manage money 05:09 - What is financial freedom? 09:17 - Rule #1 of financial freedom 10:48 - How not to rob your future self 13:37 - The 3 superpowers of the Money Hero 17:48 - Parkinson's law explained 19:24 - How to invest in cannibis where it's legal Connect with Florian in his Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/MoneyHeroAcademy (Money Hero) Bio: Florian is the founder of the Money Hero Academy, where he is teaching how to create financial freedom by improving your money mindset, money management and money making skills. As a financial advisor, Florian realized during the last financial crisis in 2008 that the financial industry was only looking out for their own best interest and not that of their clients. https://podmatch.com/signup/jrosemarie (Continue...) Check out  https://www.solomoms-talk.com/ (SoloMoms! Talk blog) Watch this interview on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvF2nvxFjfu7F8N04EA5rgw (SoloMoms! Talk TV) Connect with other Moms: https://jrosemarie.ck.page/17f6e17ab3 (RSVP for our next meet up) Learn to set goals that will improve your life: https://jrosemarie.ck.page/5f57139138 (Join the waitlist) Another awesome guest from https://podmatch.com/signup/jrosemarie (PodMatch.com) This podcast was recorded with https://riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_1&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=solomoms-talk (Riverside.fm) Podcast artwork created with https://partner.canva.com/c/1979438/1278208/10068 (Canva) https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=jenniferfrancis1 (This podcast is hosted by Captivate, try it yourself for free.) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

For the last few weeks, we've been reading about the life of a man named Jacob. He is the third generation recipient of God's specific promises spoken to his grandfather Abraham. Jacob began his young life living up to his name which means “deceiver.” He deceived his father and stole a blessing from his brother Esau. This caused Esau to be violent with anger so Jacob fled. The family is torn apart. Jacob travels many miles away and finds a wife. However, his father-in-law double-crosses him. The man whose name means deceived gets deceived. He gets a taste of his own medicine. However, through this pain we begin to see glimmers of spiritual progress. You see there was a time when he referred to God as being the God of his father but not his own. That changes over time. Kids raised in Christian homes must make their own faith decisions. These choices cannot be made for them. Good parents guide and set an example, but everyone must make his or her own decision to follow God or not. If you have a child and you've raised him or her in a God-centered home and they have chosen to walk away, know that the final chapters have yet to be written. It took Jacob decades to say, “God is my God.” And this happened as a result of much pain and heartache. Let's remember where Jacob has come from. He lied, betrayed and stole from his own family. He is on the run from a murderous brother and far from home. God is changing his character though his failures. There are no more lies and deceit. Jacob has moved from poverty to wealth and he has a family with whom he is returning home. Certainly God has done much for Jacob! Yet this is a mere shadow compared to what Jesus has done for us. And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. For those whom he foreknew he also predestined to be conformed to the image of his Son, in order that he might be the firstborn among many brothers. And those whom he predestined he also called, and those whom he called he also justified, and those whom he justified he also glorified. What then shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us? He who did not spare his own Son but gave him up for us all, how will he not also with him graciously give us all things? -Romans 8:28-32 God, "graciously gives us all things," not the least of which is eternal life!

This week we ventured outside the box a bit, as we explored 1994's confounding 'Pomme Fritz' (The Orb's Little Album) by English electronic music group The Orb. When our guest, UK musician Nick Morfitt, first discovered this record he was ALREADY a fan of The Orb's brand of ambient techno, but this release - incorporating more abstract, experimental musique concrète elements - took him years to fully comprehend. Rob might still need a little more time. Music featured in this episode: Two Highland Lads - Alexander Brothers; Emerald Isle - NM and the No Man Band; Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb; Oxygene - Jean-Michel Jarre; Assassin, Oxbow Lakes, Pomme Fritz - The Orb; Spud Beer - SNL Parody Commercial; More Gills Less Fishcakes, We're Pastie To Be Grill You - The Orb; Two Highland Lads - Alexander Brothers; Spam Sketch - Monty Python; Bang 'Er 'N Chips, Alles Ist Schoen - The Orb; Space Mountain Star Tunnel Music; Little Fluffy Clouds - The Orb; Golden Clouds - The Orb feat. Lee Scratch Perry; His Immortal Logness, Towers Of Dub - The Orb; Irrational Anthem - NM and the No Man Nand

Author Michelle Dumont joins the show to talk about her new childrens book, Phoebe Cakes and Friends: An Alphabet Tail (released Sept 13th 2022). We talk about her special pup Phoebe, how she came into Michelle's life and how she inspired her to finally start writing her childrens book series.  Plus! We talk about  the current best boy and goodest girls in her life, Fritz, Pepper, and Maggie. Follow Phoebe and Michelle https://www.instagram.com/phoebecakesdumont/ https://www.instagram.com/michellekdumont/  

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Wer in Geschichten lebt, nimmt die Welt intensiver wahr. Denn die Narrationen sind sehr mächtig, weiß der Kulturwissenschaftler Fritz Breithaupt. Erzählen kann uns durch Krisen helfen – oder uns tiefer in die Verzweiflung stürzen. Moderation: Ralph Erdenberger Von WDR 5.

durée : 00:32:30 - Les Nuits de France Culture - Dans le quinzième et dernier volet de son "Roman du cinéma", en 1985, Claude-Jean Philippe nous emmène en Allemagne pour évoquer l'oeuvre de Murnau et de Fritz Lang au début des années 30, avec les films "Tabou", "M le Maudit" et "Le Testament du Docteur Mabuse".

FREE RESOURCE for those who have been spiritually wounded or want to better understand spiritual abuse. Amy Fritz and Amber discuss her husband's dream job at Ramsey Solutions, why he left, and her passion for helping others untangling their faith from all that's untrue. Untangling Faith After Ramsey Solutions Questions Discussed: (3:25) Share a little of your faith journey with us. When did you begin walking with Jesus? (5:54) Several years ago, your husband was hired by Ramsey Solutions. Share a bit of that journey with us. (14:34) How would you describe your husband's experience the first few years at Ramsey and your experience as a spouse? (23:47) What eventually took place that led your husband to leave Ramsey? (32:32) At what point, did the Chris Hogan cover up take place? (37:06) When did you finally reconnect with Melissa Hogan? (42:37) By and large, churches host Dave's FPU and employees have been known to say it's the best place to work. How do you feel about it now? (45:24) Is there a both/and here? Both, good advice worth following and an abuse of power and bullying? (50:19) Since your family's experience with Ramsey solutions, you have launched the Untangled Faith podcast: A podcast for anyone who has found their self disillusioned or discouraged in their faith journey and who wants to hold on to their faith while untangling it from all that is not good or true. What were your hopes when you launched the show? (54:12) How has your podcast, Untangled Faith, helped you untangle your own faith? SHOW NOTES cont. Resources Mentioned: Untangled Faith Podcast with Amy Fritz Season 3: Our Ramsey Story, Part 1: Hoping To Be Chosen Season 3: Our Ramsey Story, Part 2: Spies, Cash, Fear, and Rich People Habits Season 3: Our Ramsey Story, Part 3: Everything Falls Apart Article: Spies, Cash, and Fear: Inside Christian Money Guru Dave Ramsey's Social Media Witch Hunt  Article: Our Story of Leaving Ramsey Solutions by Amy Fritz I would love to connect with you on IG. Grace Enough on Instagram Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Phenix ist 26, arbeitet als Model, Influencerin und Autorin. Anfang des Jahres hat sie ein Buch übers trans* Sein veröffentlicht: „Eine Frau ist eine Frau ist eine Frau“. Darin beschreibt Phenix die Fragen und Herausforderungen, vor denen trans* Personen in unserer Gesellschaft stehen. Ich habe aus unserem Gespräch unheimlich viel mitgenommen. Auch wer keine trans* Personen im Freundes- oder Bekanntenkreis hat, bekommt sicherlich die ziemlich emotional geführten Debatten mit, die in letzter Zeit immer häufiger hochkochen, wenn es um die Rechte queerer Menschen in Deutschland geht. Phenix hat mit mir über Dating und öffentliche Toiletten, über die Bedeutung von Highheels und langen Fingernägeln und über das Verständnis von Weiblichkeit gesprochen. Auch queerfeindliche Straftaten waren Thema, denn davon werden in Deutschland leider immer mehr registriert – und die Dunkelziffer ist vermutlich noch viel höher. Außerdem ging es um Rollenbilder und Stereotype in unserer Gesellschaft – ich habe zum Beispiel viel über meine eigene Weiblichkeit nachgedacht – und das neue Selbstbestimmungsgesetz, das es trans* Personen in Zukunft erleichtern soll, den eigenen Namen und Geschlecht offiziell zu ändern. ►►► Phenix findet ihr auf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisisphenix/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thisisphenix ►►► Lob, Kritik, Wunschgäste? Schreibt mir! Instagram: https://instagram.com/deutschland3000/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@deutschland3000 Facebook: https://facebook.com/Deutschland3000/ ►►► „Deutschland3000 – ‘ne gute Stunde mit Eva Schulz“ ist eine Produktion von 1LIVE, Bremen NEXT, DASDING, FRITZ vom rbb, MDR SPUTNIK, N-JOY, PULS, YOU FM, UNSERDING und funk. Neue Folgen gibt es jeden zweiten Mittwoch überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.

Genesis chapter 30 could be titled, “Birth Wars.” It's the story of Rachel and Leah in competition. Each wants what the other has. Rachel was gorgeous but struggled to bear children. Leah was ordinary but fertile. She struggled to be loved. Leah has the upper hand at first, but after getting what she wants, she is still not satisfied. This is the true human condition. In the writings of Augustine we read this famous line:  “You stir man to take pleasure in praising You, because You have made us for Yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in You.” Augustine is pointing out the fact that apart from knowing God through his son Jesus Christ, there will be a restlessness in your life. It is that God shaped void we try to fill with the things of the world. Your life is a series of choices that either move you toward God or away from God. When you make decisions that move you toward God you find that much needed rest. But for so long we've attached ourselves to things we think will satisfy…they don't. Yet we are afraid to give them up. We live in a society that wants you to believe you are always a victim and never a conqueror. For many this has become their identity. The problem with a victim mentality is that people are not challenged to overcome their obstacles. Don't think of giving up, think of giving over and be prepared for God to do something you never dreamed. Consider Rachel, she had everything in her young life. Dreams of love surrounded her but that began to change when she realized, “I'm barren.” “How could this happen to me??” Have you ever faced this reality?  “My spouse is cheating, my kids are a train wreck, my job is over, I have cancer, I'm addicted, I'm in jail. Me?” Whether you are beautiful like Rachel or plain like Leah, we all have our problems. So here's a lesson - Stop looking at others and set your eyes on what God is doing in your life. I would assume that Rachel probably needed some humility in order for her to be sympathetic to others. At first, she was the apple of her husband's eye. But then that apple started to sour and her sister started to sweeten. Humans are fickle and fragile. Remember friends, there is an unconditional love God has already given you through his son Jesus.

Our guest is Bruce Joseph, Master Distiller of Old Potrero Straight Rye Whiskey for Hotaling & Co.  Bruce previously appeared back in Episode 74 (circa June 2020), but he's back with his unique malted rye whiskey and it is now bearing a higher age statement and some killer new packaging.  The malted rye mashbill is pot distilled in San Francisco and admittedly is one of the most unique whiskies we've tried during this podcast's history. If you want to flex your palate and see what else is out there in craft whiskey, we highly recommend you find a bottle of Old Potrero's 6 year aged stated Straight Rye Whiskey.   Stream this episode on your favorite podcast app and be sure to drop us a review while you're there.   We are thankful for everyone who has supported us. A huge shoutout goes to our growing Patreon Community as well! We'd appreciate it if you can take the time to give us feedback on our podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow  us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, & Twitter.  And please check out our Patreon to learn how you can support our endeavors, earn Bourbon Lens swag, be part of future barrel picks, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions, please email us at TheBourbonLens@Gmail.com. Visit our website BourbonLens.com to check out our blog posts, or even purchase your own Bourbon Lens tasting glass or t-shirt. Cheers,Scott and JakeBourbon Lens   From their June 2022 Press Release: Hotaling & Co. is proud to announce the relaunch of the legendary whiskey brand, Old Potrero Straight Rye Whiskey, credited as the first American Craft Whiskey to hit the market since prohibition. The Old Potrero relaunch will feature new packaging and bottle design geared towards today's contemporary whiskey drinker, who appreciates an excellent dram with an iconic heritage and a modern-day appeal. Originally created by Fritz Maytag, the beverage visionary and founder of Hotaling & Co., (formerly Anchor Distilling Co.), Old Potrero Rye Whiskey is a bold homage to the original artisanal whiskies of America, a testament to the power of the pioneering spirit and the celebrated return of pot-distilled whiskey in the United States. Since 1994, the whiskey has been distilled in small copper pot stills at the San Francisco-based distillery, and in 2010 was passed down to current Master Distiller, Bruce Joseph, who has worked alongside Fritz since the first barrels were laid in the early 90's. “We are thrilled to usher Old Potrero into a new era,” says Master Distiller, Bruce Joseph. "With the same bold liquid within, Old Potrero's new packaging and bottle embody the boldness of its home-base, San Francisco. A city that's resilient, creative and richly historic, just like Old Potrero.” The new packaging redesign, created by design agency Stranger & Stranger, features a dark wooden top with a natural cork stopper stamped with Old Potrero branding for a premium craft feel. The bottle's perforated edges and ticket-style copy holding devices connect back to the historic cable cars of San Francisco. And the new label features the same copper pot still used at the distillery since its inception as well as one of the world's most celebrated and iconic sights – The Golden Gate Bridge. The font, Fog City Gothic, is used throughout the label as a nod to the type used on signage seen throughout San Francisco. “The bottle's design was inspired by the juxtaposition of San Francisco's architecture, between the past and the present,” says Luis Rivas Ball, Senior Brand Lead American Whiskeys at Hotaling and Co. “From the perforated edges and ticket-style holding devices that connect back to the cable cars to the copper pot still and Golden Gate Bridge in the logo, Old Potrero is a true representation of San Francisco.” Although the brand is launching a bold and eye-catching new design, what's inside will remain unchanged – the same award winning 100% malted rye whiskey, now aged longer for added smoothness and complexity. Highlights on the Old Potrero Straight Rye Whiskey 6 years-old and the Old Potrero Old Single Barrel 100% Malted Rye Whiskey are as follows: Old Potrero Straight Rye Whiskey 6-Year-Old (SRP $64.99) marked the official return of pot distilled rye whiskey to the US. Distilled from a 100% malted rye mash bill in the same copper post still since the 1990's, the liquid is then matured in new, charred, 24-month air dried, extra-fine grain, American white oak barrels for a minimum of six years. Tasting notes include brown sugar, black cherry, spice, and maple with a nutty finish, satisfying the enthusiast' desire for bolder flavors and higher strength whiskeys. The Old Potrero Single Barrel Rye Whiskey (SRP $89.99) is aged in extra fine grain American Oak. The wood is air dried for 24 months and the barrels are fully toasted and charred by hand over an oak fire. The mash of 100% malted rye is fermented for four days and then double distilled in traditional copper pot whiskey stills. This expression is slated to debut in later 2022. About Old Potrero Old Potrero Rye Whiskey is a testament to the power of the pioneering spirit and the celebrated return of pot- distilled whiskey in the United States. Created by Fritz Maytag, the same beverage visionary who sparked the craft beer movement with his purchase of Anchor Brewing in 1965 and the founder of the original Anchor Distilling Co., now Hotaling & Co., Old Potrero is credited as the first American craft whiskey to hit the market since Prohibition. It is distilled in a small copper pot still at the Hotaling & Co. Distillery on San Francisco's Potrero Hill Farm from a mash of 100% rye malt, with rye being the grain of choice for America's first distillers. About Hotaling & Co. Hotaling & Co., the leading San Francisco importer & distiller, offers the finest curated portfolio of premium artisanal spirits including Luxardo Liqueurs, Nikka Whisky, Kavalan Whisky, HINE Cognac, Denizen Rum, and HIRSCH Selected Whiskeys. Hotaling & Co., originally named Anchor Distilling Company, was established in 1993 and is credited with releasing America's first craft whiskey (Old Potrero) and American craft gin (Junipero Gin) after Prohibition. In 2010, Anchor Distilling Company was sold to a business partnership that included Tony Foglio and London's oldest wine and spirit merchant, Berry Bros. & Rudd and began expanding to incorporate a collection of super-premium artisanal spirits imported from around the world. In 2017, Anchor Distilling became Hotaling &Co. The new name is a nod to one of Anchor Distilling's most beloved small batch whiskies (Old Potrero Hotaling's Whiskey) and to the San Francisco legend A.P. Hotaling, who came out West during the Gold Rush and quickly became one of the most reputable spirits dealers in the country. Today, Hotaling & Co. celebrates exciting growth and achievements, marking its 26th year of distilling and its 10th year of commercially uniting artisan distillers from around the world and sharing their stories to discerning consumers.  For more details about Old Potrero please visit OldPotrero.com or HotalingandCo.com.

Ep. 168 - Mother Earth! - Rev. Lynn Fritz From the Sunday Service at the Center for Spiritual Living in Redding on 8-7-22

This week's guest is Walt Fritz.As a voice teaching community, it is vital to keep an open mind to the various kinds of modalities that can be of assistance for a singer who may need help. This week's guest is Walt Fritz, a licensed physical therapist who has taught Myofascial Release continuing education since 1995 and set up his training program, Foundations in Myofascial Release Seminars™. In 2020, Walt rebranded his work and launched Manual Therapies Seminars, a new training program that he continues to teach all types of therapists including massage therapists, speech-language pathologists, voice professionals, physical therapists, and occupational therapists internationally. Walt also runs a closed physical therapy practice in New York where he treats select patients, including singers. He believes that singers are vocal athletes, and he realised the benefits of applying manual therapies to singers, a modality that was and still is typically thought to be applicable exclusively for traditional sports athletes. Walt describes his approach as creating a therapeutic relationship with his patients, where he asks them to collaborate in a constant back and forth, seeking to elevate and empower them to be a true partner in the process of evaluation and decision making. This is a truly informative interview with Walt as he also shares how issues regarding postural alignment can be overplayed, the importance of meeting and accepting patients where they are at, how we must allow a person to be heard, and listen to them without judgement and as practitioners, it's not about the approaches we use, it's about offering compassion and empathy. There is so much more. You are going to love listening to this episode with Walt Fritz.Instagram: @waltfritzptFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/walt.fritz/Website: www.WaltFritz.comIn this episode04:50 - Walt's Training Background09:19 - What is Myofascial Release? 12:42 - Benefits of an Iterative Approach15:28 - Deficit as a Blessing 17:58 - Athletes Within Artists22:02 - The Aid Which Physical Therapy Gives to Singers26:15 - Diagnostics Preview31:07 - Priors: A Concept in Psychotherapy34:05 - Emboldened Patients with Therapist's Selflessness38:27 - Reimagining Yourself to Embrace Changes41:51 - Significance of Proper Posture48:09 - The Method of Patient-Centered Care51:12 - Ensuring Mutual Learning is Possible and Judgements are Mitigated56:05 - Defining Touch Base Intervention1:02:45 - Greatest Lesson Learned About the Voice1:03:47 - Piece of Advice for the Singing Voice CommunityFor more go to https://drmarisaleenaismith.com/75Like this episode? Please leave a review here - even one sentence helps!Follow me on Instagram.

*RSR's List of Real Things, (That Are Real): Beginning with “Male and Female” RSR has designated “sex” as the first real thing to be listed on the RSR “List of Real Things”. These are real things that require no further debate regarding their fundamental definition. Do you have a nomination to add to RSR's many valuable lists? (FYI - the sum of 2+2 has already been nominated). Send your “real thing” to bob@rsr.org.  Laughing all the Way to Eternity: Listen in to clip from a classic episode of Real Science Radio with Michael Behe and hear Bob describe the sophistication of the “simple” Plant Hopper, with a joy that only Bob could put across on the radio.  *The Chicken and the Egg: An understanding of the process by which ATP synthase produces energy only leads one to the question of where did the energy come from to build the first ATP synthase? Here's a likely explanation.  Baby's Breath: Find out why so many religious traditions imply that a human being acquires “personhood”, (and the Right to Life) with their first breath, and how a more scientific analysis of Genesis 2:7 shows us respiration is about far more than just breathing.  *It's the Chicken All the Way: Our discussion was animated by the question of how much ATP is required to build the ATP Synthase, and that led to an examination of biblical versus secular attempts to explain the motor, imitate the motor, and to speculate as to how it could have come to be.  *Science in the Shadow of the Madmen: Find out how three Jews, (Fritz Lipmann, Hermann Kalckar & Hans Krebs fled the darkness of Hitler's Socialist Hellscape to lay the foundations of our understanding of molecular biology and how our bodies convert food into energy.  Anaerobic and Aerobic Exercise: Hear how the respiratory chain involves far more than simple breathing, and why this means a baby is a person before he can breathe.  Child's Play: Leave it to our Creator to make something like ATP Synthase - so irreducibly sophisticated that to understand it requires the greatest minds in science, and to mimic its simplest function requires institutional direction technological infrastructure, but the truth of it can be elucidated in one sentence by a child.

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*RSR's List of Real Things, (That Are Real): Beginning with “Male and Female” RSR has designated “sex” as the first real thing to be listed on the RSR “List of Real Things”. These are real things that require no further debate regarding their fundamental definition. Do you have a nomination to add to RSR's many valuable lists? (FYI - the sum of 2+2 has already been nominated). Send your “real thing” to bob@rsr.org.  Laughing all the Way to Eternity: Listen in to clip from a classic episode of Real Science Radio with Michael Behe and hear Bob describe the sophistication of the “simple” Plant Hopper, with a joy that only Bob could put across on the radio.  *The Chicken and the Egg: An understanding of the process by which ATP synthase produces energy only leads one to the question of where did the energy come from to build the first ATP synthase? Here's a likely explanation.  Baby's Breath: Find out why so many religious traditions imply that a human being acquires “personhood”, (and the Right to Life) with their first breath, and how a more scientific analysis of Genesis 2:7 shows us respiration is about far more than just breathing.  *It's the Chicken All the Way: Our discussion was animated by the question of how much ATP is required to build the ATP Synthase, and that led to an examination of biblical versus secular attempts to explain the motor, imitate the motor, and to speculate as to how it could have come to be.  *Science in the Shadow of the Madmen: Find out how three Jews, (Fritz Lipmann, Hermann Kalckar & Hans Krebs fled the darkness of Hitler's Socialist Hellscape to lay the foundations of our understanding of molecular biology and how our bodies convert food into energy.  Anaerobic and Aerobic Exercise: Hear how the respiratory chain involves far more than simple breathing, and why this means a baby is a person before he can breathe.  Child's Play: Leave it to our Creator to make something like ATP Synthase - so irreducibly sophisticated that to understand it requires the greatest minds in science, and to mimic its simplest function requires institutional direction technological infrastructure, but the truth of it can be elucidated in one sentence by a child.

Schon lange wollte Evi Strehl einmal bei einer Kräuterwanderung mitgehen. Mit Martina Bergbauer-Fritz aus Roppendorf bei Böbrach im Bayerischen Wald lernte sie eine kundige und vielseitige Bäuerin kennen, die auch nichts gegen das BR-Heimat-Mikrofon vor ihrer Nase hatte ...

Diese Folge macht Appetit! Zusammen mit seinen beiden Gästen Ronia und Dimi könnte Fritz eigentlich den gesamten Podcast über das Thema "Griechische Küche" bemühen - wenn ihm nicht wie üblich so viele dumme Fragen unter den Nägeln brennen würden: Sind alle Griech:innen laut und unpünktlich? Können sie wirklich nicht mit Geld umgehen? Und: Weiß die Familie immer alles? Dumm gefragt gibt es auch als Video auf 1LIVE.de - Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © WDR 2022 Von 1LIVE.

Fritz, Kris and Riley are back to discuss last season's four most disappointing teams, the Nets, Suns, 76ers and Lakers, and look ahead to their future and try and forecast their ceiling and how realistic it is for them to reach it. 

A look inside the Process of Lake Arts Project and how they build bridges through bereavement ™, filmed on location at The Visionary during their residency, Summer 2022, interview hosted by Bernadette Winters Bell,LMSW PLLC. Annually, Lake Arts Project (2013 - present) brings together community groups and arts educators to workshop, cleanse, share, and then create. Collaborators include Feast of Crispian, a non-profit organization that brings professional actors and veterans together to strengthen the emotional resources they need to overcome trauma and reintegration issues. Lake Arts Project also works with high school art students, including THE ALLIANCE SCHOOL OF MILWAUKEE, a year-round school and a safe place for students regardless of sexuality, identity, appearance, ability, or beliefs. During the BECOMING WHOLE Visionary Retreat, the founders and directors of Lake Arts Project (Karl von Rabenau, Creative Director of the Minnesota Ballet) and his partner, Jennifer Miller, Milwaukee Ballet Faculty Master Teaching Artist) immersed themselves in the unique process that they have created for those around them, and record their actions, step by step, to create a digital manual for their process, which became their final performance on June 18, 2022 on The Visionary stage. Long time collaborators, dancers Barry Molina and Lizzie Tripp joined Lake Arts to explore and perform the final presentation of work. Bernadette also joined the final performance as a guest speaker. Lake Arts Project's co-founder and co-director, Karl von Rabenau is also Artistic Director for Minnesota Ballet Company. He began his dance training at Duluth Ballet, Minnesota Dance Theatre, Boston Ballet School, and San Francisco Ballet School. Mr. von Rabenau danced for Boston Ballet, Omaha Ballet, Pittsburgh Theater, and Milwaukee Ballet. Mr. von Rabenau is also a passionate dance educator. For the past 21+ years, he has taught throughout the Midwest and Eastern United States. He has been a faculty member at Milwaukee Ballet School & Academy, including his work with the second company, MBII. Mr. von Rabenau has also taught for many years at Point Park University's International Summer Dance in Pittsburgh, PA, and Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet in Carlisle, PA. As a choreographer, Mr. von Rabenau has created works for Point Park University's International Summer Dance Program and had works performed in Regional Dance of America Festivals in the Northeast Region and Southeast Region. In 2002, Mr. von Rabenau was invited to choreograph his pas de deux, Speranza, for a Milwaukee Ballet presentation at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Jennifer Miller, Lake Arts Project's co-founder and co-director, received her dance training at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet. Ms. Miller also studied at Joffrey Ballet and San Francisco Ballet. Ms. Miller danced 16 years for Milwaukee Ballet Company, retiring as Principal Artist. In summer of 2005, Ms. Miller danced for Trey McIntyre Project, performing in Vail International Dance Festival and Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival. Ms. Miller, currently Ballet Master for Minnesota Ballet and School of Minnesota Ballet faculty, has also been on the faculty of Milwaukee area schools: Milwaukee Ballet School & Academy, Danceworks, Dance Arts Center, and Steps of Grace. For many summers, Ms Miller has taught at Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, and Point Park University's International Summer Dance. As a private coach, she works with pre-professional dancers of all ages and levels including Youth America Grand Prix performers, ballroom dancers, gymnasts and Irish step dancers. As a choreographer, Ms. Miller created works for Milwaukee Ballet, Milwaukee Ballet II, Central PA Youth Ballet, Point Park University's International Summer Dance, Dance Arts Center and Erie Dance Conservatory. She received the Monticello award for emerging choreographers. PERFORMERS: Barry Molina is originally from Minnesota, where he started dancing at age six with the St. Croix Ballet in Stillwater. He went on to train at New York City's School of American Ballet year-round, after which he joined the Nancy Einhorn Milwaukee Ballet II Program. As a member of the program, he was called in, at the last minute, to perform as Peter's Shadow in the world premiere of Michael Pink's Peter Pan. Since being promoted to the Company in 2011, Molina has performed many featured roles in Michael Pink's repertoire, including Jack in Cinderella, the Bell Boy in Dracula, Pied Piper in Beauty and the Beast, Benno in Swan Lakeas well as Fritz, Jack and Chinese Principal in The Nutcracker. He was recently featured as Vaslav Nijinksy in Timothy O'Donnell's world premiere of Sacre, and Puck in Bruce Wells' A Midsummer Night's Dream. ---------------------------------- Lizzie Tripp trained at Milwaukee Ballet School & Academy (MBSA), and attended the Summer Intensives at American Ballet Theatre and Houston Ballet. In MBSA, Tripp performed lead roles in many ballets choreographed by Rolando Yanes and danced alongside Milwaukee Ballet's corps in Michael Pink's Swan Lake. She joined the Nancy Einhorn Milwaukee Ballet II Program in 2014, where she danced in Michael Pink's Don Quixote, The Nutcracker, Cinderella and Dracula, and performed in contemporary works by Timothy O'Donnell, Nadia Thompson, Lee-Wei Chao, Ilya Kozadayev and Petr Zahradnícek. Since being promoted to the Company, Tripp originated the role of the Enchantress in the world premiere of Michael Pink's Beauty and The Beast, and danced in Pink's Mirror Mirror and contemporary works by Enrico Morelli, Mark Godden and Garrett Glassman.

Business of Cannabis with David & Matt with David Schwede, Heritage -Antuanette Gomez, Peak Pharm Labs - Tabatha Fritz, Fritz's Canna

Business of Cannabis with David & Matt with David Schwede, Heritage -Antuanette Gomez, Peak Pharm Labs - Tabatha Fritz, Fritz's Canna

“What goes around, comes around.” That's a fitting title for our text. A few chapters ago we saw Jacob deceive his father. He tricked him as his father's eye sight was failing and in the end Jacob received a family blessing intended for his brother. Jacob lives up to his name which literally means, “heel grabber.” When the twin boys were born Esau arrived first but Jacob was grabbing his foot as if to hold him back so that he could be the first born.  As a result of Jacob's trickery toward his older brother he must leave his home and escape the murderous anger of his sibling. At the suggestion of his mother, Jacob travels to the land of her ancestors. It's a long journey but he is told he will find a wife in this place. In fact, this is where he will get a taste of his own medicine from his uncle Laban. The deceiver will get deceived. Jacob will see himself in the man who manipulates him. As a result Jacob will change. You probably have difficult people in your life - Laban type people. They are harsh, judgmental, deceitful, arrogant and manipulative. You cry out for relief but it just might be that through them we take a closer look at ourselves. Perhaps some of those undesirable traits are in us. Could this be God's way of helping us see and refine what is in our own hearts? Do you see that God is working in all of life's circumstances and relationships. He works through ALL things for our good and for this we have to trust him.

Today's episode is hosted by RETHINK Retail Content Producer and Rocky Mountain climbing enthusiast Fritz Finlay. In this episode, Fritz sits down with Barruch Ben-Zekry, Founder and CEO of Out&Back, a one-stop shop to buy or sell new and used outdoor and adventure gear. The website connects shoppers with brands like Patagonia, Marmot, The North Face, Arc'teryx and many more at an affordable price point, creating a more sustainable, attainable outdoor experience for everyone. Prior to Out&Back, Barruch was Senior Director of New Business Models at VF Corporation (the owner of The North Face, Vans, Dickies, etc.) tasked with building and launching new purpose-led, user-centric businesses. In that role he and his team launched multiple recommerce businesses with VF Brands including The North Face Renewed. Join us as Barruch shares his story of how and why he started the online marketplace in 2019 and what it means to run a company with accessibility and sustainability as core values. If you enjoyed this episode, please let us know by subscribing to our channel and giving us a 5 star rating us on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Baxie talks to the leader of one of the earliest and most popular San Francisco Punk bands--Fritz Fox from The Mutants. Fritz talks about the band, some of their legendary shows (including opening up for The Cramps at the Napa State Mental Hospital!), and about their new retrospective album--filled with songs that have gone mostly unheard for the last 40+ years! Fantastic stuff! Listen on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, or on the Rock102 website!

Make appointments, read the traditional analog clock (tell the time) & possessive pronouns: mein(e), Ihr(e). Paul had to get out of the apartment to clear his head. He's walking to Tim's bike repair shop because he wants to ask him about the book. He also needs his bicycle fixed. But he forgot about Fritz who arrives at Pauls apartment to help him. He now stands in front of closed doors, and tells Paul in a slightly angry phone call that he doesn't want to help anymore. Paul finds out that Tim is not at work. He is on vacation and will be back tomorrow. He drops off his bike and walks home in the rain. He thinks he might find Laura on Facebook. How did Fritz want to help? Will he be promoted? Why didn't Laura show up at Paul's party, and why did she delete her profile? Can Paul find her online? Transcript, lesson and extras: german-stories.com/29-mein-fahrrad-ist-kaputt Why we made German Stories We felt that the best way to learn German is NOT using the old style teaching material with chapters full of tiny texts and unrelated stories. Our idea was to spoon-feed you German in very small bits. And to tell you parts of one big story at the same time. An awesome, full-blown story with different storylines that continues throughout all lessons. We wanted to keep you motivated and say "I can't wait to find out what happens next episode!" If you're curious about the story behind German Stories, go to german-stories.com/the-best-way-to-learn-german Connect with us: FACEBOOK: facebook.com/LearnGermanWithStories TWITTER: twitter.com/_germanstories INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/german.stories.official Here's how to get YOUR NAME on the next German Stories episode: This link might help to find us on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/32tKQgF If not, launch the Apple Podcast app on your iPhone / iPad and tap the search icon (on top). Search for “German Stories | Learn German with Stories”, and tap on our podcast. Once you're there, scroll down to "Ratings & Reviews", and tap "Write a Review" (or log in first). Write us something nice and give us 5 stars :-)

Fritz and Franco take a deep dive into Ryan Garcia vs Javier Fortuna, Giovanni Cabrera vs Gabriel Flores Jr, and Issac Dogboe vs Joet Gonzalez. Then the boys take on the rest in playing boxing and break everything down, as always, with a sense of humor.

Greg Wells conducts a compelling interview with APBA icon, Fritz Light, at this year's National Convention in Alpharetta. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-asalon/message

In der Regel lässt sich das Internet zu Hause schnell und einfach einrichten. Ärgerlich ist es, wenn die Verbindung nicht hergestellt werden kann und der Fehler nur in einer kryptischen Meldung dargestellt wird. So klagt der eine oder andere Fritz!Box-Nutzer über die Fehlermeldung „PPPoe-Fehler: Zeitüberschreitung“. Tritt der Fehler auf, kann keine Verbindung zum Internet hergestellt werden.

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Fritz, Susannewww.deutschlandfunk.de, Tag für TagDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Corinna und Sandra sind Betroffene des sogenannten Long-Covid-Syndroms, einer bisher überwiegend unerforschten Erkrankung, die sich durch viele Symptome äußert. In dieser Folge verschafft sich Fritz einen Überblick und will von seinen beiden Gästen wissen: Was sind eure Symptome? Wie ist das Leben mit Long Covid? Wie lief das mit der Diagnose? Und über allem steht die dumme Frage: Bildet ihr euch das nicht vielleicht auch einfach ein? Dumm gefragt gibt es auch als Video auf 1LIVE.de - Ein 1LIVE-Podcast, © WDR 2022 Von 1LIVE.

Listen below with the audio player or Click Here for complete show notes and video from the show. Feedback Voice mail: Fritz from Germany Email: Kyle re: Comfort shows.  I don’t watch TV anymore but I play podcasts and audiobooks … Continue reading → The post Episode 680: If I'm being objective, it's Dr. Whom first appeared on Technorama.

Dennis und Benni Wolter sind vermutlich Deutschlands lustigste Zwillinge. Die beiden sind 31 Jahre alt, stammen aus Düsseldorf und machen mit „World Wide Wohnzimmer“ die größte deutsche Late Night Show auf Youtube. Mit rund 1,4 Millionen haben sie mehr Abonnent*innen als das ZDF Magazin Royale oder Late Night Berlin. Bald bekommen die beiden eine neue Show in der ARD Mediathek. Die haben sie im Juni in Frankfurt produziert und wir haben uns für unsere gute Stunde am Morgen nach ihrer letzten Aufzeichnung getroffen. Da waren die beiden noch ziemlich verkatert von der After-Show-Party mit ihrer Crew, standen aber trotzdem pünktlich um elf bei mir vor der Hotelzimmertür. In dieser Folge haben sie mir erzählt, was einen guten Anzug ausmacht und warum sie beide bis heute keinen Führerschein haben. Spannend fand ich auch zu hören, warum sie einerseits nicht gendern, aber sich andererseits eine stärkere Auseinandersetzung mit Männlichkeit und Geschlechterbildern generell wünschen.Außerdem haben wir noch über eine Welt gesprochen, die mir absolut fremd ist, und die die beiden aber lieben: nämlich den Ballermann auf Mallorca. An dieser Stelle muss ich auch eine Sache vorwegnehmen, die mich ein bisschen ärgert: Dadurch, dass wir schon im Juni aufgezeichnet haben, gehen wir in dieser Folge gar nicht auf die Debatte rund um den Ballermann-Song „Layla“ ein. Wer hätte auch gedacht, dass ausgerechnet, wenn ich mal zwei Ballermannfans zu Gast habe, genau das zum Politikum wird? ►►► Folgt World Wide Wohnzimmer: Instagram: @wwwshow https://instagram.com/wwwshow?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= TikTok: @wwwshow https://www.tiktok.com/@wwwshow?_t=8UCFXB1WcjO&_r=1 Facebook: @twintv https://www.facebook.com/twintv ►►► Lob, Kritik, Wunschgäste? Schreibt mir! Instagram: https://instagram.com/deutschland3000/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@deutschland3000 Facebook: https://facebook.com/Deutschland3000/ ►►► „Deutschland3000 – ‘ne gute Stunde mit Eva Schulz“ ist eine Produktion von 1LIVE, Bremen NEXT, DASDING, FRITZ vom rbb, MDR SPUTNIK, N-JOY, PULS, YOU FM, UNSERDING und funk. Neue Folgen gibt es jeden zweiten Mittwoch überall, wo es Podcasts gibt.

On the end of the Cold War and the rise of neoliberalism. Fritz Bartel talks to us about his new book in which the 1970s crisis and its aftermath takes centre-stage. How did the response to this global crisis differ in Western democratic capitalism versus Eastern state socialism? And why did this determine which side won the Cold War? How did the twin factors of global finance and energy emerge then, to the extent they still seem so determining today? We discuss Bartel's striking claim that democracies, rather than authoritarian systems, were better able to 'break promises' – that is, impose economic discipline. And we conclude by discussing whether it could have been otherwise, whether neoliberalism and the collapse of the 'really existing socialism' were inevitable. Readings:  The Triumph of Broken Promises: The End of the Cold War and the Rise of Neoliberalism, Fritz Bartel, Harvard UP Democracy and Discipline: Review Essay, Alex Hochuli, American Affairs

Fritz pities Clark Gable. Blog http://fritzlovesoscars.blogspot.com YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyEmsdzu1fOend2xlyA2aPg Twitter https://twitter.com/FritzandOscars https://twitter.com/300Passions https://twitter.com/Zita_Short Grant Zepernick provided the artwork for this podcast. Please rate and review the podcast in order to increase its visibility. Thanks for listening.

When Jacob deceived his father by bringing him some food in the way of Esau, Isaac asked, “How did you kill and prepare the game so quickly?” Jacob, acting as Esau said, “Your God gave me favor,” He doesn't say “our God” or “my God.” Why? Because at this point Isaac's God is not Jacob's God. Jacob didn't know God personally. You see, Jacob was a religious man, but he didn't have a relationship with God. He knew about God because of his father's faith but he didn't know God himself. However, all this is about to change while on the run from his angry brother. Jacob is alone and isolated; a victim of his own deceit. Eventually, he gets tired, lays his head on a rock and begins to dream... He sees a stairway bridging heaven to earth. Angels are traveling back and forth. God himself is orchestrating their movement. This is a sign to Jacob that God will be with him wherever he goes in spite of his failures. Jacob names the place Bethel, “The House of God." We are all Jacobs in our own way. We find ourselves in flight because of our sins. But in our solitary places God ministers to us. There is a stairway that extends between heaven and earth for us today. God controls every step of it and the gate of heaven opens from the inside. Jesus entered first which means he allows entrance to those who believe in Him. This is the ultimate expression of God's grace. Are you at a place where you are guilty over your past, confused in the present, or anxious and uncertain about your future? Then maybe you're at a place where God can break through and into your life. He won't give you magical, instant solutions, but He will begin to work when you come to the end of yourself and admit, “God, I have a need or a circumstance I can't deal with on my own. I need You!” That's the place where grace—God's unmerited favor—can take effect. The fact is, the house of God is anywhere his people need him to be.

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Fouad Abiad, James Hollingshead, Justin Shier and Roman Fritz discuss companies using your likeness in episode 118 of BB&B.

Michael Fritz, MD, Section Head of Facial Plastic and Microvascular Surgery in Cleveland Clinic's Head & Neck Institute, joins the Cancer Advances podcast to discuss anterolateral thigh fascia lata rescue flap for osteoradionecrosis. Listen as Dr. Fritz highlights how the operation allows patients to get back to their everyday lives sooner.

Mandy and Fritz s are back with a new name and a topic everyone can talk about. Two in the Pink, Vagina, Coochie , Smacks. So many things to say and so many things not to say but be sure the girls from Ladylicious will be going in deep on this topic. #Vagina #Women #Lady #Ladylicious

Hope you guys enjoy this first live Just Slap Podcast episode. We hope to do more of these in the future. In this episode we are took a deep dive into Wimbledon 2022 and all major events that happened in the last three weeks. Topics discussed: 1. Rybakina wins Wimbledon... Russian achievement? 2. Kyrgios vs Tsitsipas drama 3. Fritz lucky loser? 4. Kyrgios-Djokovic bromance 5. Lleyton Hewitt Hall of Fame Induction Links To Just Slap Tennis Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justslappodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/justslappodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Just-Slap-Tennis-109994734919454 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7w5zXroZIXThPJMpxHmEjM For business inquiries please email: justslapbusiness@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/just-slap-podcast/support

Rebekah and Jacob develop a plan to steal the blessing from Esau and have it pronounced on Jacob. But there's some intense deceit involved. They must take advantage of old dad's failing senses. Jacob is smooth-skinned and Esau is hairy. Jacob will feel, smell and sound like Esau if they are successful. Jacob is not convinced of the plan, but not because he doesn't want it, instead, he thinks it could backfire. He worries their deception will be discovered and dad will curse him. Mom says, “No, my favored son, we are making this happen and I will take responsibility!” The plan is enormously successful. But it also has unintended consequences. Esau is raging with anger and will not be satisfied until he takes revenge. However, Esau must take responsibility for his own misguided actions.   See to it that no one fails to obtain the grace of God; that no “root of bitterness” springs up and causes trouble, and by it many become defiled; that no one is sexually immoral or unholy like Esau, who sold his birthright for a single meal. For you know that afterward, when he desired to inherit the blessing, he was rejected, for he found no chance to repent, though he sought it with tears.  -Hebrews 12:15-17 This is an incredibly insightful commentary from the author of Hebrews. What's being said is this - it was Esau's love for himself that created his anger. You see, anger is always tied to that which you love. Now that may sound strange to you but it's true. Anger is always an outgrowth of love. The more intense the anger, the more your true love is revealed. Think about it, when you read of an innocent person being falsely imprisoned, or alternatively someone who is guilty yet they escape justice - you might say, “Well that shouldn't be happening, that's wrong.” Your next thought is, “What do I want for lunch?” But when the boss calls you in to work on a Saturday you seethe with rage for hours or even days. Don't you see the cause of your anger is what you love the most - and that's you, your time, your freedom, your stuff. Thankfully, God's Word gives us a threefold strategy. 1. Be aware of your anger, 2. Bring it before the throne of God and 3. Consider the grace of God in your life.

KISS's Tommy Thayer & Eric Singer Slam Pantera Reunion "You Can't Just Replace Two Iconic Members" Plus UFO Mechanix For Steven Fritz

Back pain is a common problem people have as they age, Fritz shares the key to getting rid of it once and for all.If you can relate to this, and want to get rid of your back pain, while taking your body to the next level, DM me on Instagram @fritz_horstmann : 'READY' if you are ready to jump on a free coaching call to talk about your challenges and goals with me.

What does it take to get in the best health and fitness of your life? In today's episode, Matt Tullman chats with vegan nutritionist Fritz Horstmann on how to optimize your diet and lifestyle to reach your health goals.

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz vent after a brutal week from the Phils. Luckily, the guys also talk MLB Draft and get Fritz to his happy place. Plus, a Brian Barber interaction and more. Presented by Miller Lite. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today Senior Coach Nils and Fritz break down Cardio - and Fritz shares how his new approach to training is affecting his physique, health and energy.If you want our help to crush your vegan fitness goals, DM me on Instagram @fritz_horstmann the word 'READY' and we can talk about if or how we can help you.

Fascinating time on the Podcast with Gaston Davis 6th Generation Texas Rancher... Gastón "Stoney" Davis is a 6th generation Texan from Houston. His family has been ranching at the Pecan Spring Ranch in central Texas since 1880. Gaston studied film and played football at The University of Texas. He currently lives in Fort Worth with his wife Kathryn and their newborn son, Fritz. July 12th, he proudly presents his first feature film, Cowboys Without Borders which will be available on Amazon, Apple TV/iTunes, Google Play and other platforms. Resources: @cowboyswithoutboarders www.cowboyswithoutboarders.com https://cowboyswithoutborders.com/ (COWBOYS WITHOUT BORDERS – Ranching heritage & culture through the eyes of North, Central and South American Cowboys) Show Sponsors: LINK IN BIO USE CODE: “MODERNCOWBOY” @moderncowboypodcast www.moderncowboy.global @nrsworld https://g-sight.com/ @gsightdryfire Show Music: The Ropin Pen By: Trent Willmon MC Podcast Production & Editing: Tyler Hillenbrand @tyhbrand