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—  ¿Qué esconden? Josué Colón, APP+p Ni JGo renuncian al privilegio abogado cliente en caso de Power Expectations - WUNOChina anuncia prohibición de exportar combustibles, aumenta todavía más precios, USA presiona a Europa para que suelte almacenes - Reuters Mujer sobrevive doble inyección letal en Tennessee en segundo caso de sentencia de pena de muerte que sobrevive - Reuters Camioneros al Capitolio porque el diésel ronda $1.40–$1.45 el litro, en USA hay manifestaciones - Reuters En la temporada de huracanes es vital tomar medidas para asegurar nuestra tranquilidad.Si tienes dudas, llama al 787-641-7171 Todos tienen una manera diferente de prepararse para un huracán.Lo importante es que lo hagan.Auspiciado por Universal, en nuestro servicio está la diferencia.#universial#incluyeauspicio El kilovatio-hora sube 18.5% desde hoy: $42.27 más al mes para la casa promedio END 6 EV Roig reconoce que pidió la propuesta de $300,000 a su propio asesor; Medina dice que la hostigaba para firmarla END 8 EV 4Terremoto en los bonos: el bono del Tesoro a 10 años llegó a 5.30%, el más alto desde 2002New Fortress y los prácticos pactan de palabra: el Amur River podría descargar hoy o mañana END 6 EV 4La Junta encuentra un déficit en el transporte escolar y nadie dice de cuánto EV 8Las multas de AutoExpreso vuelven el 19 de octubre tras más de $50 millones en el sistema EV 6Un año y cuatro fallos después, el DTOP sigue sin mostrar el subpoena de ICE END SolX deja a 200 empleados sin fecha de regreso y sin plan médico; el DDEC dice que ya los llaman END 1WIPR admite pagos atrasados a sus contratistas por falta de flujo de efectivo EV 25Naranjito busca fondos federales para el coliseo inconcluso desde 2002: terminarlo cuesta $23 millones EV 13128 feminicidios desde 2021 y 93% a manos de pareja o familiar END 8Muere Ramón Luis Rivera padre a los 97 años; tres días de duelo END 4 END 5Doce cargos contra siete adultos por maltrato a un niño de 5 años EV 14Farmacias Caridad llega a 50 tiendas y pondrá mattresses en sus farmacias EV 22Boxeadora Heather Hardy demanda por $10 millones a Jake Paul, beneficiario de la Ley 60 en Dorado EV 3Lindor podría jugar en PR si se trancan negociaciones de MLB EV 38Hegseth recorta 20% de los generales, Lajos Szaszdi hace capítulo sobre el tema Vuelo Dubái–Tel Aviv casi termina en catástrofe, no se sabe todavía por qué hizo el aparente atentado terrorista - Bloomberg LOS DATOS DEL DÍACierre del miércoles 30 de septiembre: Brent$103.53/barril (+$0.94) WTI$90.42/barril (+$1.04) Diésel EEUU (retail)récord histórico, sobre $6.50/galón S&P 5007,652 (−0.25%) · mes −0.4% Dow Jones50,908 (−0.86%) · mes −4.3% Nasdaq26,861 (+0.24%) · mes +1.9% Bono 10 años5.30% (+0.04) — máximo desde 2002 Euro/USD1.1325 Gas natural~$3.03/MMBtu Hipoteca 30 años~7.0% (Freddie Mac)

It's been a wild few years for grid-scale batteries in Texas. At the start of the decade, the Lone Star State was home to roughly 200 megawatts of battery capacity. Today, that number has skyrocketed to seventeen gigawatts…with at least five more gigawatts expected to come online by the end of 2026. But this rapid buildout quickly led to market saturation. In the past year alone, revenues plummeted by more than 80%, far below the threshold needed for fleet operators to stay in the black. The future of the battery market in Texas remains murky. Will the depression continue? Or will the imminent, enormous surge of data center load growth reset the state of play and bring volatility back into the mix? In this episode, Shayle sits down with Brandt Vermillion, U.S. market lead at Modo Energy, to unpack the mechanics of the Texas battery storage market, and consider when the tide could turn back in developers' favor. They cover topics like: - The factors behind the recent cratering of the market - How longer battery durations are able to capture secondary price spikes - The degree to which weather patterns have contributed to battery demand - Reconciling currently suppressed revenues with the hundreds of incoming gigawatts of proposed data center demand - Whether on-site generation for hyperscaler data centers will blunt peak demand spikes and delay the return of grid volatility - Why off-takers are considering tolling agreements to survive the market downturn - Catalyst: 2026 trends: Gas turbines, Texas' load queue, and China electrifies - Catalyst: Why C&I storage is finally taking off - Catalyst: The rise of flexible data centers - Open Circuit: Data centers have a Texas-sized energy problem - Open Circuit: The off-grid data center fantasy - Open Circuit: A global energy shock and the case for distributed power - Open Circuit: Power is caught in AI's doom loop - Latitude Media: How the AI boom has impacted US battery storage so far - Latitude Media: Branch Energy heads to PJM to sell battery capacity to data centers Credits: Hosted by Shayle Kann. Produced and edited by Max Savage Levenson. Original music and engineering by Sean Marquand. Stephen Lacey is our executive editor. Catalyst is brought to you by GridBeyond. GridBeyond is the world's leading technology platform for managing distributed and flexible energy resources. Learn more by visiting GridBeyond.com. Catalyst is brought to you by Antenna Group, the strategic communications and marketing partner behind the biggest names in energy, climate, and infrastructure. For three decades, Antenna has helped breakout companies amplify their stories, build reputation, differentiate from the competition, define new categories and accelerate growth. Learn more at antennagroup.com.  Catalyst is brought to you by EnergyHub. Peak season puts every grid to the test — and the utilities that pass are the ones that built flexible capacity before they needed it. EnergyHub works with more than 230 utilities to coordinate over 2.6 million DERs and more than 3.6 gigawatts of dispatchable flexibility through a single platform designed to perform when it counts most. See what that looks like at EnergyHub.com.

This episode is sponsored by Revelation Gold Group – In a profoundly stupid segment on CNN, host Abby Philip argues that refinery capacity has nothing to do with the price of gas or diesel. Her profoundly stupid comment came when Republican Scott Jennings asked his fellow panelists whether any of the would support building a single new refinery in America. Nobody said they would.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-pete-kaliner-show--6946691/support.Subscribe to the free podcast My preferred podcast platform: SpreakerCheck out my preferred gold & silver company: Revelation Gold GroupHelp support Pete's Walk to End Alzheimers here.All the links to Pete's Prep are free! Plus get exclusive content here!VHS to Digital & Video Transfer Services in Charlotte NC Media Bias Check: GroundNews promo code!Advertising and Booking inquiries: Pete@ThePeteKalinerShow.com  

This episode is presented by Create A Video – Most of the people complaining about gas prices appear to be doing so because of an underlying motivation that is unrelated to gas prices -whether it's defeating Trump and the Republicans, getting the US to abandon the Iran War, weakening the West, or a general nihilistic attitude. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-pete-kaliner-show--6946691/support.Subscribe to the free podcast My preferred podcast platform: SpreakerCheck out my preferred gold & silver company: Revelation Gold GroupHelp support Pete's Walk to End Alzheimers here.All the links to Pete's Prep are free! Plus get exclusive content here!VHS to Digital & Video Transfer Services in Charlotte NC Media Bias Check: GroundNews promo code!Advertising and Booking inquiries: Pete@ThePeteKalinerShow.com  

The squad tackles an unforgettable Homie Helpline after a 22-year-old house-sitter gets drunk, knocks over his grandpa's urn, and sweeps the ashes (along with cat hair and dust) into an Amazon Prime replacement ⚱️

¿Nos empujan a comprar coches eléctricos? Esta semana ponemos sobre la mesa la subida del precio de la gasolina y el diésel y cómo influye en nuestra próxima compra. Con Uri repasamos el papel del petróleo, las refinerías, los impuestos y los conflictos internacionales, y debatimos si Europa está preparada para la transición eléctrica. ¿Qué pasa con quienes siguen dependiendo del diésel? ¿Y con la infraestructura de recarga? También comentamos algunas novedades del motor y el cambio de imagen de McLaren. Dejadnos vuestra opinión: ¿seguiríais con un coche de combustión o daríais el salto al eléctrico?En el Top 6, Carles nos trae los coches con los mecanismos de faros más increíbles de la historia.Uri estrena un juego de subastas: 20 dólares ficticios para construir el mejor garaje de cinco coches.Y para cerrar, David propone un WWYP purista por unos 40.000 euros: Mazda MX-5 Homura, Caterham Seven 275R o Lotus Elise 111R.Gas!Nuestra web y camisetas: https://podcars.esÚnete a la Comunidad PodCars Supporter: https://podcars.es/supportersConsigue tu informe CARFAX: https://bit.ly/4ka0Arn / 15% de descuento con el código "PODCARS"Síguenos en:https://www.instagram.com/podcarshttps://www.tiktok.com/@podcarspodcastCapítulos :00:00 Bienvenida, anécdotas del fin de semana y novedades del plató07:00 Gracias a la comunidad y rumbo a los 100.000 suscriptores12:30 TOP 6: Los mecanismos de faros más increíbles de la historia27:30 Minuto CARFAX: El historial de un coche de segunda mano29:45 Gasolina y diésel por las nubes: ¿nos empujan al eléctrico?46:20 El juego de las subastas: tu garaje de cinco coches1:02:30 Novedades del motor y el cambio de imagen de McLaren1:05:00 WWYP: MX-5 Homura vs Caterham Seven vs Lotus Elise1:17:25 Despedida#podcars #podcast #podcastdecoches #español #automocion #coches #deportivos #supercars #ranking #TOP6 #novedadesPodCars © es una marca registrada. Las opiniones expresadas en este podcast son personales de los productores y no de las empresas por las que trabajan.

Kriege im Iran und der Ukraine lassen die Preise für Heizung und Strom immer weiter steigen. Kleinstädte wie Strasburg und Dörfer wie Bütow wollen sich mit Nahwärmenetzen unabhängig von internationalen Entwicklungen machen. Wie können sie die nötigen Investitionen stemmen, wie gelingt die Planung und welcher Energiemix ist für jeden Ort der richtige. Reporter Frank Schwarz hat im Land nach der Heizung der Zukunft gesucht.Host: Mirja FreyeAutor: Frank Schwarz, Haff-Müritz-Studio Neubrandenburg Redaktion: Sebastian Welzel, Haff-Müritz-Studio Neubrandenburg Podcast MV im Fokus: Judith Greitsch Anregungen, Fragen, Lob? Schreibt uns gern eine E-Mail an: mvimfokus@ndr.de Liebe MV im Fokus-Fans, die Links werden bei manchen Plattformen leider nicht klickbar ausgespielt. Abonniert uns am besten in der App von ARD Sounds - da funktionieren die Links auf jeden Fall und ihr verpasst keine Folge. Nordmagazin-Beitrag zu dem ThemaPodcast-Tipp:„Kein Bock auf ausländisches Öl und Gas. So versorgen wir uns selbst“ von SWR Aktuell:https://www.ardsounds.de/episode/urn:ard:episode:c44a30d5ed361eab/Die Spritpreise auf Rekordniveau, die Gaspreise gehen durch die Decke - alles Konsequenzen von Kriegen und Konflikten. Was aber, wenn wir gar nicht mehr auf Energie und Rohstoffe aus dem Ausland angewiesen wären? Könnten wir unseren täglichen Bedarf an Energie in Deutschland überhaupt decken? Ja, sagt Claudia Kemfert, Leiterin der Abteilung Energie, Verkehr und Umwelt am Deutschen Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung. Die Wirtschaftswissenschaftlerin erklärt im Gespräch mit SWR Aktuell-Moderator Bernhard Seiler, wie das funktionieren könnte und in welchen Bereichen wir dennoch auf Importe angewiesen wären. Außerdem: Ein Erklärungsversuch, warum Fracking in Deutschland Zeitverschwendung sei.

Früher haben sie Bitcoin geschürft, heute rechnen sie KI-Tokens: Rechenzentrumsbetreiber aus dem Krypto-Mining gehören zu den großen Gewinner:innen des KI-Booms. Einer davon ist der Salzburger Unternehmer Stefan Kern, der mit der Bitkern Group seit 2017 Mining-Infrastruktur an über 20 Standorten weltweit betreibt und zuletzt rund 50 Millionen Euro Umsatz machte. Mit seinem neuen Unternehmen Castellan Intelligence baut er nun Rechenzentren für Hyperscaler und Neoclouds.Der Grund für den Schwenk ist schnell erklärt: Wer seinen Standort „AI ready“ macht, bekommt Abnahmeverträge über 15 bis 20 Jahre statt volatiler Mining-Erlöse. Börsennotierte Miner wie Core Scientific oder Iren haben ihre Bewertung so teils verdreißigfacht. Kritik kommt von Anrainer:innen, etwa rund um das geplante Google-Rechenzentrum in Oberösterreich, und von Klimaschützer:innen, weil der Energiehunger vielerorts mit Gas gestillt wird.Darüber spricht Jakob Steinschaden, Mitgründer von Trending Topics, mit Stefan Kern, CEO der Bitkern Group AG und Gründer von Castellan Intelligence. Die Themen:Vom Mining zur KI: Warum Miner ihr Know-how bei Energie und Standorten so gut in den KI-Markt mitnehmen können und warum KI-Washing allein keine höhere Bewertung bringt.Die Nachfrage: Wer die Kapazitäten kauft, von Microsoft, Google und Oracle bis zu Neoclouds wie Lambda, und warum 70 Prozent der Rechenzentrumsleistung bereits in KI und HPC fließen.Gas statt Grünstrom: Warum die Netze ausgelastet sind, in den USA Gaskraftwerke „behind the meter“ direkt neben Gigawatt-Campussen entstehen und SMRs zu langsam kommen.Castellan Intelligence: Was hinter Powered Land, Powered Shell und Turnkey-Rechenzentren steckt und welche Projekte in Nord- und Osteuropa auf dem Tisch liegen.Protest und Gegenleistung: Warum Kern manche Kritik an Rechenzentren für berechtigt hält und Hyperscalern Tech Labs, Ausbildung und lokale Kapazität abverlangen will.Das Kapital: Warum ein Megawatt Mining-Infrastruktur rund 300.000 Euro kostet, ein voll ausgestattetes KI-Rechenzentrum mit GPUs dagegen bis zu 26 Millionen Euro.Chips und Sanktionen: Wie die US-Exportregeln den Hardware-Handel verändern und warum Endkund:innen offengelegt werden müssen.Souveräne KI: Warum Banken und Mittelständler Open-Source-Modelle auf eigener Hardware betreiben wollen, und ab welchem Budget sich das lohnt.

Gas. Groceries. Housing. Almost everywhere you look in the U.S. economy right now, prices are up – and people are feeling the squeeze.As of July, six in ten Americans say Trump's economic policies have worsened economic conditions in the country, according to a survey from Pew Research. That's up from roughly 53 percent who said the same last fall.While the U.S. economy is strong on paper — with relatively low unemployment and shrinking inflation — voter concerns about affordability are expected to factor heavily into the midterm elections.So, how should you manage your money right now? And what financial decisions are you weighing that you'd like a second opinion on? We put your questions to a panel of experts.Find more of our programs online. Listen to 1A sponsor-free by signing up for 1A+ at plus.npr.org/the1a.See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

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- Oil Prices Drop as Exports Recover - New NHTSA Rules Redefine Trucks and Cars - GM Reaffirms Long-Term EV Commitment - Lithium Prices Plunge in China - Ford Launches Used Commercial Vehicle Program - BMW Moves 3 Series to Germany - Mercedes Exempt from U.S. China Ban - Volkswagen Atlas Gets Significant Redesign

Interview recorded - 28th of September, 2026On this episode of the WTFinance podcast I had the pleasure of welcoming on Rory Johnston. Rory Johnston is a Toronto-based oil market researcher, the founder of Commodity Context, a lecturer at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, host of the Oil Ground Up podcast, as well as a Fellow with both the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and the Payne Institute for Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines.During our conversation we spoke about the current situation in the oil markets, China's impact, why the supply crisis is worse than it appears, reshaping the energy market and more. I hope you enjoy this conversation. 0:00 - Introduction1:28 - Overview of the Oil market?5:51 - China's impact15:12 - Other factors supporting oil prices16:59 - Refined products & Diesel24:51 - Other solutions?28:38 - Gas market?31:12 - Reshaping the energy market?38:48 - Pricing outlook45:21 - One message to takeaway?Rory Johnston is a Toronto-based oil market researcher, the founder of Commodity Context, a lecturer at the University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, host of the Oil Ground Up podcast, as well as a Fellow with both the Canadian Global Affairs Institute and the Payne Institute for Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines.He is a leading voice on oil market analysis, advising institutional investors, global policy makers, and corporate decision makers. His views are regularly quoted in major international media including the Financial Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News, Reuters, BNN Bloomberg, CBC, and Financial Post, and he frequently appears on numerous market and industry podcasts (e.g., Bloomberg's Odd Lots, Hidden Forces, etc.).Prior to founding Commodity Context, Rory led commodity economics research at Scotiabank where he set the bank's energy and metals price forecasts, advised the bank's executives and clients, and sat on the bank's senior credit committee for commodity-exposed sectors. Rory Johnston - X - https://x.com/Rory_Johnston?lang=enCommodity Context - https://www.commoditycontext.com/WTFinance - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/wtfinancee/Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/67rpmjG92PNBW0doLyPvfniTunes - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/wtfinance/id1554934665?uo=4Twitter - https://twitter.com/AnthonyFatseas

Die Füllstände der Gasspeicher in Deutschland liegen auf einem vergleichsweise niedrigen Niveau. Deshalb hat Katherina Reiche das staatliche Energieunternehmen Sefe nun doch dazu angewiesen, Gas einzuspeichern. Wie kam es zu der Kehrtwende? Und: Die Koalition will die Pflegeversicherung stabilisieren. Schulz, Sandra

Drei Tage lang hat der Ständerat über das Vertragspaket mit der EU debattiert. Unzählige Voten und Argumente wurden in der kleinen Kammer ausgetauscht. Was bleibt nach dieser Diskussion noch übrig von den Verträgen? Und wie ist die EU-Sicht darauf? Alle Themen: (01:17) Das Fazit zur grossen Debatte über die Bilateralen III (07:09) Nachrichtenübersicht (11:11) Kritische Fragen Im Nationalrat nach dem Hitzesommer (15:08) Deutlich zu hohe Ozonwerte im Sommer (20:05) Im Winter könnte das Gas knapp werden (23:38) Frankreich: Jordan Bardella unter starkem Druck (28:11) Der Fall, der die Beziehung zwischen Italien und Ägypten belastet (31:40) Indiens bekanntester politischer Häftling (37:06) Klassik-Festivals brauchen neue Strategien

- Oil Prices Drop as Exports Recover - New NHTSA Rules Redefine Trucks and Cars - GM Reaffirms Long-Term EV Commitment - Lithium Prices Plunge in China - Ford Launches Used Commercial Vehicle Program - BMW Moves 3 Series to Germany - Mercedes Exempt from U.S. China Ban - Volkswagen Atlas Gets Significant Redesign

As Prime Minister Mark Carney longs for a stronger Canada, his lust for fast-tracking projects signals a threat to meaningful conversation and consultation from Indigenous groups. Earlier this month at his Investment Summit in Toronto, hundreds of protestors across the country gathered in opposition to his pitch for a trillion dollars in exchange for what they feel like is their say in projects. Same goes for the Ontario government's plans for infrastructure surrounding the Ring of Fire, specifically Bill 5.Host Caryn Ceolin speaks to Chadwick Cowie, political science professor at the University of Toronto to discuss the Carney government's relationship with First Nations, Inuit and Métis groups, and why pushing their voices to the fringes is more dangerous than not. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us:Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or @thebigstory.bsky.social on Bluesky Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this latest episode of GasCast, Neno is joined by Caz and current fan-favourite Michael Willett to discuss all things Gas from the last three weeks.The team discuss Paul Raynor, the Grimsby & Gillingham defeats, and the club's record-breaking win over Exeter City.The team also chat about what's going wrong in away games and what could be done differently as we look ahead to a difficult away fixture against an unbeaten Crewe Alexandra this Saturday. Enjoy & UTG! ⛽️Support the showTo help the pod reach more Gasheads, we'd love it if you could leave us a review on whichever platform you listen on. Thank you!

In this solo reflection, Carl looks back on a Sunday spent at church, and on the freedom he and his neighbors in South Florida, Christian and Jewish alike, still have to worship openly. That freedom, he argues, is what is actually on the ballot this November, even though the conversation in most living rooms is about the price of gas. Carl argues the Communist Party's presence on this year's midterm ballot deserves far more attention than it is getting, and walks through what communism has meant everywhere it has taken hold: the USSR under Stalin, Mao's China, and the millions killed or stripped of the right to practice their faith. He traces today's rising antisemitism and anti-Christian sentiment back to what he calls decades of educational failure, a generation taught that capitalism is the problem and socialism the solution, without ever being taught what socialism actually cost the twentieth century. He points to a reported $100 million in Soros-backed funding for socialist and communist campaigns, and to New York City's recent mayoral election as a preview of what happens when people stay home instead of voting. Drawing a parallel to the roughly 12 percent of Russians who backed the Bolsheviks before the Russian Revolution, Carl recalls standing in Moscow's Red Square just after the fall of the Soviet Union, watching people openly pray in public for the first time in decades. His closing message is simple and urgent: whatever the price of gas is right now, it will come down, but a lost freedom to worship does not come back. Carl calls on every Christian and Jew listening, whatever their party, to vote, and to make sure everyone they know votes too.   In this episode: ➔ Why the Communist Party on This Ballot Should Alarm Every Christian and Jew ➔ The Price of Gas vs. the Price of Freedom: Don't Be Fooled ➔ From Moscow to New York City: What Happens When a Minority Seizes Power   Connect with Carl: Instagram Facebook LinkedIn YouTube X Linktree   Produced by: Social Chameleon

Welcome back to the VRA Investing Podcast with your host, Kip Herriage. In today's episode, Kip Herriage returns after a brief trip to Colorado Springs, where he attended a private gathering focused on Lost Soldier Oil and Gas and Stallion Ridge—projects he believes could be game-changers in the oil and gas sector. He shares insights into why these ventures stand out, especially because the employees and their families are investing their own money, a rarity in the industry. On the investing front, Kip Herriage breaks down September's surprisingly mixed performance in the markets, explains why seasonality might favor investors as we head into October, and discusses the implications of rising interest rates—even drawing fascinating historical parallels to previous U.S. bull markets. He delves into the psychology of fear and sentiment among investors, critiques mainstream media narratives, and explores how geopolitical events and Federal Reserve policy may be shaping economic outcomes heading into the midterms.

In this episode of the Energy Newsbeat Podcast, host Stu Turley sits down with two influential voices in global energy: Cyrus Brooks of RBAC and NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber. Against the backdrop of unprecedented global energy market disruptions—from geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz to Europe's energy crisis and California's refinery collapse—the conversation pivots to an often-overlooked opportunity: Africa's potential to reshape global energy security. NJ Ayuk makes a bold case for why Africa must move beyond simply exporting raw resources and instead build refining capacity, power data centers, and leverage its vast natural gas reserves to lift 600 million people out of energy poverty. The discussion challenges conventional climate narratives, exposes the barriers created by regulatory overreach and ideological financing restrictions, and outlines a vision for African energy abundance that benefits not just the continent, but the entire world. This is a conversation about pragmatism, market-driven solutions, and the urgent need for Africa to seize its moment on the global energy stage.Check out the African Energy Chamber here: https://energychamber.org/Buy his latest book here: https://a.co/d/0cQzxcLDCheck out RBAC: https://rbac.com/Connect with Cyrus on his LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cyrus-brooks-03274713/1. Global Energy Market Disruptions & Geopolitical ImpactsThe hosts discuss major disruptions affecting oil and LNG markets, including the Iran conflict, the Strait of Hormuz tensions, the Bab el-Mandeb strait under siege with tanker rates reaching $800K-$1M daily, the Ukraine war, and Russia operating at 60% utilization. These crises are reshaping global energy supply chains and creating opportunities for new players.2. Africa's Emerging Role in Global Energy SecurityNJ Ayuk emphasizes that Africa is positioned to become a critical energy supplier, particularly through projects like the Dangote refinery in Nigeria, which supplies 30-40% of European jet fuel. Africa can help stabilize global energy markets and reduce dependence on traditional Middle Eastern suppliers.3. Underinvestment in Oil, Gas & RefineriesA key problem identified is chronic underinvestment in exploration, refining, and energy infrastructure globally. This underinvestment has created supply constraints and energy crises. Africa has 52% of undiscovered oil and gas reserves awaiting approval.4. Regulatory Overreach & Permitting DelaysBoth speakers criticize excessive bureaucracy and environmental regulations that slow project approvals. Examples include California's refinery closures and delays in African projects (Mozambique, Tanzania) that have ballooned costs from $20B to $40B+. They advocate for streamlined permitting and market-driven policies.5. Energy Poverty & Clean Cooking CrisisNJ highlights the urgent need to address energy poverty affecting 600 million Africans without electricity and 900 million without clean cooking access. LPG is positioned as a critical solution for improving lives and reducing reliance on biomass.6. Natural Gas as a Bridge Fuel & Peace ToolNatural gas is discussed as essential for powering data centers, AI infrastructure, and industrial development in Africa. It's also framed as a "peace gas" that can provide energy security to regions like Europe while generating revenue for African nations.7. Data Centers & AI as Economic Leapfrog OpportunityNJ proposes powering African data centers with natural gas to position Africa at the edge of AI innovation, creating jobs and economic growth without relying on traditional development models.8. Financing Challenges & World Bank IdeologyThe World Bank's refusal to finance fossil fuel projects is criticized as ideologically driven rather than based on bankability and facts. This creates barriers for African energy development despite clear economic justification.9. Market-Driven Policies vs. Socialist ApproachesNJ advocates for free-market capitalism, individual liberty, and competitive fiscal terms to attract investment. He contrasts this with socialist policies that have hindered African development.10. Africa Energy Week & Continental IntegrationThe upcoming Africa Energy Week in Cape Town (10,000 attendees) is positioned as a movement to showcase Africa's energy potential across upstream, midstream, downstream, gas, and data centers—marking Africa's transition from energy scarcity to abundance.11. Lawfare & Climate Activism as BarriersThe speakers discuss how climate litigation and activism from Western groups are being used to block African energy infrastructure projects, citing the East African crude oil pipeline and Kenya refinery opposition as examples.12. Intra-African Trade & Private CapitalThe African Continental Free Trade Act and local IPOs (like DENCO in Nigeria) are enabling $2.7 trillion in private capital to flow within Africa, reducing dependence on foreign investment and creating competitive pressure for good governance.This podcast presents a compelling case for Africa's energy sovereignty and economic development through pragmatic energy policies.Check out the World's Greatest Podcast Show Notes at EnergyNewsBeat.co or EnergyNewsBeat.com, and the Energy News Beat Substack at: https://theenergynewsbeat.substack.com/A shout-out to Steve Reese and the Reese Energy Consulting group for sponsoring the Podcast https://reeseenergyconsulting.com/.Data2 if you have any business systems, can you trust A? 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Gas, food and all forms of soaring costs on the minds of voters, maintaining freedom and supporting agriculture with State Rep. Chad Johnson

Während wir unsere Autos regelmäßig zum TÜV schicken, um zu schauen, ob Gas und Bremse einwandfrei funktionieren, schauen wir bei unserem autonomen Nervensystem nur selten unter die Haube. Tatsächlich eröffnet die Herzratenvariabilität (HRV) genau diesem Blick und kann uns anzeigen, wie unser Körper auf die täglichen Reize reagiert. Warum Smartwatches und anderen Wearables gar keine HRV – sondern die PRV – messen, wie man die HRV  wirklich misst und was wir im Alltag für einen ausgeprägten Parasympathikus tun können, habe ich extensiv mit meinem geschätzten Kollegen Prof. Dr. Dr. Sylvain Laborde besprochen. In dieser geballten Marathonfolge zur HRV klären wir verständlich:Was ist die Herzratenvariabilität (HRV)?Was beeinflusst die HRV?Wie misst man die HRV?Was sagt die HRV aus? UND:Wie können wir die HRV im Alltag nutzen?Sylvain ist nicht nur ein absoluter Experte auf diesem Gebiet, der sein eigenes HRVLab aufgebaut und vor kurzen mit 3 Kolleg*innen DAS Standardwerk zur HRV veröffentlich hat. Er ist auch ein extrem energetischer, engagierter und neugieriger Kollege, der Projekte mit ganzen Herzen angeht. Sylvain lebt das, was er im Podcast erzählt und kann selbst komplexe, physiologische Sachverhalte über einfache Beispiele Verständlich machen. Damit bleibt auch die längste Folge, die es jemals bei Exercise Indie Out gegeben hat, lebendig und unterhaltsam. Zum krönenden Abschluss hören wir sogar in einem Song, was die Liebesbeziehung zwischen Herz und Gehirn ausmacht. Also – bleibt gespannt…

Die Füllstände der Gasspeicher in Deutschland liegen auf einem vergleichsweise niedrigen Niveau. Deshalb hat Katherina Reiche das staatliche Energieunternehmen Sefe nun doch dazu angewiesen, Gas einzuspeichern. Wie kam es zu der Kehrtwende? Und: Die Koalition will die Pflegeversicherung stabilisieren. Schulz, Sandra

GET TICKETS TO SEE GUENTHER LIVE IN AUSTIN ON SAT, 10/24: https://tinyurl.com/4jsxk3mc Baku ALWAYS brings it and this race did not disappoint! Guenther, Brian and Matt cover: - Rockstar & Wanker of the Baku GP - Does Kimi Antonelli still have the upper hand? - Red Bull performance bump - Christian Horner vs. Fred Vasseur -- who's in at Ferrari? - Alex Albon, Valtteri Bottas, Franco Colapinto, Lando Norris, and Arvid Lindblad's crash chaos - Gas or Brake? - Malaysia predictions - And more! Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/REDFLAGS and use code REDFLAGS and get $150 if you win your first $5 lineup! Vankah Hours is part of the Vox Media Network. Chapters: 0:00 - INTRO 04:14 - ROCKSTAR & WANKER OF BAKU 10:30 - IS KIMI SLIPPING? 19:52 - FERRARI LEADERSHIP CHANGE-UP? 38:22 - CRASH CHAOS 43:38 - GAS OR BRAKE? 52:50 - MALAYSIA PREVIEW Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Angesichts der Gespräche am Rande der UN-Vollversammlung werden Rufe lauter, wieder über Energieimporte aus Russland zu reden. Experten glauben nicht an eine Verbesserung. Die Zeiten des billigen Gases seien vorbei.

The following article of the Oil & Gas industry is: “2026: A Defining Year for PEMEX, Mexico Oil Production” by Fernando Cruz Galvan, Director, Energy and Board Member, Kannbal Consulting (AA2682)

Trotz niedriger Füllstände sieht der Leipziger Gashändler VNG keine Versorgungskrise für den Winter. Stefan Haupt von VNG sagt, die Versorgungslage sei insgesamt besser als früher - wenn auch mit hohen Preisen.

Warum heizen die meisten Haushalte in Deutschland noch mit Öl und Gas? Das hat etwas mit Routinen und Emotionen zu tun, argumentiert der Kulturwissenschaftler Benjamin Steininger.

Get 30% off at rvmattress.com/rvmiles with code RVMILES at checkout! The RV industry is gathering in Elkhart, Indiana, this week to show dealers the newest RVs for the coming model year — but they're doing it against a pretty rough backdrop. New RV shipments fell another 16.4% in August and are now down 14.2% for the year. We break down what those numbers actually mean, which RV categories are getting hit hardest, and why this year's Elkhart Open House matters so much for manufacturers. Also in this week's RV and camping news: • Campground prices have fallen for the third consecutive month • Gas prices finally stopped climbing, while diesel dropped slightly • President Trump is considering restrictions on U.S. diesel exports • Forest River has launched a new financial-services company, including a home-equity product that could let qualified buyers finance an RV using equity in their house • Ford has temporarily halted F-150 production at its Dearborn Truck Plant because of a supplier shortage ****************************** Connect with RV Miles:  RV Miles Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/rvmiles Shop the RV Miles Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/rvmiles RV Miles Mailing List: https://rvmiles.com/mailinglist Mile Marker Membership: https://rvmiles.com/milemarkers

As the fallout from the Iran conflict continues, the price of diesel has soared to record highs in the UK, Europe and US. With his country facing an increase of 70% in costs compared with this time last year, Donald Trump is threatening a ban on US diesel exports to keep costs low for American consumers. But the plans have been met with alarm – the UK is holding talks with US counterparts to try to block the move, which France says would be ‘catastrophic' if introduced. Lucy Hough speaks to energy correspondent Jillian Ambrose – watch on YouTube. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

Today we're exploring an intriguing and often controversial topic at the intersection of innovation, energy, and wellness: Brown's Gas technology and its potential applications for health and everyday well-being. We'll discuss what Brown's Gas is, how it differs from traditional hydrogen technologies, the science and engineering behind it, and the thinking that led to the development of the AquaCure system. We'll also explore why so many people are interested in this technology, the questions it raises, and how innovation can inspire us to think differently about supporting health and vitality. Valeria sits with George Wiseman — He is an inventor, engineer, and founder of Eagle-Research, best known for his decades of work developing Brown's Gas technology for both energy and emerging wellness applications. Raised as a rancher's son in a remote, off-grid environment, George learned early how to build, repair, and survive with limited resources, which influenced his lifelong commitment to practical and reliable innovation. After leaving the ranch in the late 1970s, he pursued a path in alternative energy and automotive systems, eventually specializing in fuel efficiency and combustion technologies. In the 1980s, he began developing Brown's Gas systems that could significantly improve fuel economy and even replace traditional torch gases at a fraction of the cost. Over time, George's work took an unexpected turn as customers began reporting potential health-related effects from the technology—something he initially dismissed. Years later, after personally experimenting with the applications and witnessing growing anecdotal results, he shifted his focus toward exploring its broader potential and developed his at-home device, AquaCure.  This mission became deeply personal following the loss of his wife after a long battle with Lupus, which intensified his commitment to sharing what he had learned. Today, George is driven by a singular goal: to make his technology accessible to as many people as possible.  To learn more about George Wiseman and his work, please visit:  https://eagle-research.com/ and https://www.aquacure.life/

In this episode, Cesar Martinez, Industry Marketing Manager, Oil and Gas, Endress+Hauser discusses how refineries can leverage process data and measurement technology to optimize operations, improve margins and prepare for future digitalization trends including AI and automation.

Britain is "walking into a second significant energy crisis", the boss of the country's largest electricity generator has warned. Simone Rossi, chief executive of EDF in the UK, told the BBC's Business Editor Simon Jack on the Big Boss Interview that household bills are forecast to rise by around 20% in January. Customers still owe more than £5bn from the last crisis, four years ago.Gas is driving the rise. Gas prices are up 25%, while the electricity part of the price cap is 4% lower than in January. His advice is blunt: where you can, choose electricity over gas. He blames wars hitting the world's two biggest gas suppliers at once (Russia and Qatar), which he calls "almost unthinkable".Closer to the UK, he is asked whether ministers should approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw fields, he says: "Green light. Absolutely. No doubt about it." With most homes heated by gas and most cars running on petrol or diesel, weaning Britain off fossil fuels will take decades. Until then, he argues, producing oil and gas at home keeps jobs and tax receipts in the UK and pollutes less than importing it. "It's a no-brainer."Nor does he expect relief soon. Ed Miliband promised bills £300 lower by the end of this parliament. Mr Rossi expects them to stay stubbornly high until 2030. Britain built an energy system for rising demand, but demand fell even as the economy grew by 30% and the population by about 10 million. The cause, he says, is deindustrialisation. The fixed costs of the grid are now spread across fewer users, and "somebody's got to pay".That explains the paradox of cheap renewables and expensive bills. Wind and solar are the cheapest power to produce, but cost is not the same as value. Electricity is hard to store and does not travel well, so every wind farm far from where people live needs costly cables, grid and storage. Last year Britain paid wind farms to switch off nine terawatt-hours of power while importing more than £40bn of fuel.His answer runs against intuition: more demand means lower bills. Ten million electric vehicles, two million heat pumps and more data centres would spread those fixed costs more widely. He wants ministers to move more policy costs from bills into general taxation, extend the zero VAT rate on electricity beyond April, and introduce a proper social tariff. Bills, he says, have become "a tool to pay for a lot of stuff", and that makes them regressive.Then there is the winter. Britain's gas storage is low, and relying on imports could mean "staggering" prices at peak times. "If we are caught short," he warns, "basically we are naked in front of the markets."Presenter: Simon Jack Producer: Ollie Smith & Olie D'Albertanson01:15 Why UK energy bills are so high 04:11 Why cheap renewables don't mean cheap bills 07:30 Walking into a second energy crisis 12:33 Paying wind farms to switch off 13:48 Rosebank, Jackdaw and the North Sea 17:20 Bills stubbornly high until 2030 21:58 Clean power 2030 versus reindustrialisation 27:41 Hinkley Point, Sizewell C and the cost of nuclear 32:28 Low gas storage and summer grid scares

Gas prices, tariffs, AI hacks and war fears are stacking up on the market at once. We break down whether this is max pain for crypto or the setup for the next leg up.~This episode is sponsored by iTrust Capital~iTrustCapital | Get $100 Funding Reward + No Monthly Fees when you sign up using our custom link! ➜ https://bit.ly/iTrustPaul00:00 Intro00:10 Sponsor: iTrust Capital00:45 This week in crypto01:20 Losses02:30 Iran rejects Trump ceasefire03:10 Iran Foreign Minister: Ready to negotiate ceasefire if...04:20 Iran using Tether04:40 BlackRock: 60/40 portfolios are dead05:45 Hold assets06:40 Alts vs BTC07:25 Tokenization race08:40 Solana flips HOOD09:10 Backpack: We want the entire stock market on Solana10:10 Largest buy back in history11:00 Robinhood Summit Tomorrow#Crypto #Bitcoin #ethereum~Market MAX PAIN?

Plus: Opposition leader Pierre Poilievre wants to eliminate all tax on diesel sales until at least Canada Day, the Canadian Police and Peace Officers' annual memorial service in Ottawa has recognized five police officers and a correctional services officer who died this year, a decade after their final concert a staple of Canadiana joined the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. We love feedback at The Big Story, as well as suggestions for future episodes. You can find us: Through email at hello@thebigstorypodcast.ca Or @thebigstory.bsky.social on Bluesky Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

And Trump changes another Biden mandate!

Die Märkte bleiben angespannt: Geopolitik, hohe Energiepreise, Zinsen und die Entwicklungen an den US-Tech-Märkten sorgen für Bewegung. Auf der neuen Finance26 in Frankfurt sprechen Jens Chrzanowski, Deutschlandchef von XTB, und XTB-Marktanalyst Jens Klatt über die aktuellen Chancen und Risiken für Anleger und Trader. „Geopolitik ist nicht nur was für Politiker, sondern auch für Anleger und Investoren“, sagt Jens Chrzanowski. Besonders Rohstoffe wie Öl, Gas und Gold stehen im Fokus. Gleichzeitig richtet sich der Blick vieler Trader auf die USA und den KI-Sektor. Jens Klatt sieht trotz der Zinssorgen weiteres Potenzial für die US-Märkte: „Ich glaube, dass das noch nicht das Ende für das Jahr 2026 war.“ Auch bei Kryptowährungen ist er optimistisch: „Die Vorzeichen da sind ziemlich, ziemlich gut für Krypto.“ Und wie geht es mit dem DAX weiter? Chrzanowski erwartet ein stabiles Jahresende: „Ich glaub schon, dass der DAX sich gut halten wird.“ Klatt ergänzt: „Ich glaube, wir haben einen sehr guten realistischen Jahresschluss über 26.000. Also so weit würde ich mich schon aus dem Fenster lehnen.“ Alle Details im Gespräch mit Inside Wirtschaft-Chefredakteur Manuel Koch auf der Finance26 in Frankfurt und auf https://www.xtb.de

Ein glühendes Gebirge aus Gas und Staub , eine helle Wolke und glitzernde Sterne: Eine Webb-Aufnahme eines Sternentstehungsgebiets im Skorpion sieht aus, als wäre es ein Gemälde von Caspar David Friedrich. Lorenzen, Dirk www.deutschlandfunk.de, Sternzeit

MAGA, it would seem, is on the ropes. Things are looking dire. Tucker Carlson is appearing on NPR talking about removing Trump for threatening nuclear war, even though, you know, not long ago he was telling Ted Cruz that we should definitely nuke a country if they tried to assassinate our president. Here is Ben Shapiro:Marjorie Taylor Greene has learned the trick of the elite Left that you can be as rich as you want, live wherever you want, party all you want, marry and spend lavishly as long as you also hate on Trump and name-drop the “resistance.” Hey, it's nice work if you can get it.The idea is that Trump was supposed to rebuff Israel, ignore Iran's threats of building a nuke because of Israel, find pedophiles that do not exist in the Epstein Files buried because of Israel, and listen to Tucker Carlson for advice OR ELSE. But really, it's the Jews. It's always been the Jews. After ten years of Trump giving himself over to fight for representation of people who have been thrown away like human garbage by a country ruled by an aristocratic ideological utopian cult, after being the target of the worst attacks I've ever seen - his hair, his weight, his hands, his skin, his daughter, his sons, his wife, his walk, his clothes, what he says, what he does, where he goes, what he eats- here we are again: the walls are closing in, only this time the calls are coming from inside the house.How hard would it be, you know, just for old times' sake, to use your vote to prevent what is likely to be the Series Finale of the Trump Show? Him getting impeached a third time, maybe booted out of office this time. Sure, it would take a large majority of Senate Republicans, but by now, why wouldn't they go along with it? Then, he'd be prosecuted and frog-marched off in an orange jumpsuit as Jen Psaki and Kara Swisher throw a party at Rosie O'Donnell's house, livestreamed on The View.I mean, this is your future MAGA, should you choose to accept it:And for these folks, their dream is finally coming true. Their ten-year war is about to come to an end because Trump supporters are jumping ships like rats. But someone should tell them their future will look grim with Trump out of the way.Maybe they don't realize what's coming, how much worse it will be than either the country under Joe Biden or Donald Trump. Maybe they have no idea what's in store for them after the revolution. Maybe the revolutionaries somehow take X from Elon. Maybe they take control of AI and gain mind-control capabilities for generations to come. I know these people. They do it with a smile and the best intentions, but they want absolute power. They want their utopia back, and you are in the way. The biggest threat is what will happen to our freedom, something most are not even factoring into the equation, but I know because I come from the Left. In China, in Iran, in other countries run by dictators, everything seems to be going very well. People are smiling, going to work, living their lives and saying nothing. They stay silent because they know what will happen if they ever say what they really think. My daughter has grown up inside of a culture now that is ruled by the same kind of fear. She already knows that she can't say what she really thinks because everyone on the Left knows. They can't write books they want to write—they can't tell the truth—but they still have to smile and pretend everything is going great in utopia!They have scared an entire generation into compliance. And it's oh so much worse now that Sharia Law has entered the chat. Oh, I know we're not supposed to think of guys like Abdul El-Sayed and Zohran Mamdani as anti-American terrorists - that's racist! But the more I think about it, the more I think this alliance was inevitable: two strident fundamentalist ideologies that hate America's history and want to remake it from the ground up as something completely different, and they're prepared to use their army of fanatics and scolds to make everyone go along with it.The Left and their legacy media have spent ten years lying about Trump, saying fascism or authoritarianism was the threat. But it was never the Trump side that represented oppression and societal control. It's always been the Left. And now, it's gone to the next level. And the only one standing in their way, the Gray Champion of the Fourth Turning, the guy so many in MAGA have turned against, is The Donald. Perfect? No. Flawed, beyond. Messy — he makes it up as he goes along. Offends people casually. Can't be controlled, but this man is the one, the only one who was tough enough, rich enough, and determined enough to stand up to the most powerful political party in American history and beat them twice. He's not done smart things this time around. He's been too careless with his second win. He enriched himself and his family. He might have made a mistake trying to end the forever war with Iran. But on his worst day, he is still the one to lead us to a brighter future, away from totalitarianism, away from fanaticism, away from societal control. A Blue TsunamiThe conspiracy theories started instantly after Charlie's death. The Jews did it, the same people who are hidden in the Epstein Files - the Pizzagate of it all - the dangerous invisible menace that was choking the life out of all good things in America. Genocide and pedophiles, Epstein and Iran. And all of that came before they found their real weapon: affordability. Note the pivot by the Left away from “abolish ICE” and “Trans women are women” to kitchen table issues. Don't be fooled. It's just a new strategy to the same end goal. Affordability! That got MAGA's attention. Gas prices are high. Trump couldn't wave his magic wand and get rid of the inflation hangover from 2020. Tariffs were implemented to help Americans bring back manufacturing, but they seem to have had the opposite effect by making things cost more—or so they say. I haven't seen it myself. It just looks like politics as usual to me. Mark Halperin keeps suggesting a Blue Tsunami wipeout is coming in November. They could lose both the House and the Senate. And Texas.Cook Political Report has now predicted doom as well, and even Rasmussen is coming up blue. One of Trump's gifts has always been eternal optimism. They threw their whole arsenal at him, and he'd pop up cheerily, wave to the crowd with a thumbs up, and get one with it. Now, that might not work for the first time in ten years because his own side is going against him. Rick Wilson must be uncorking the champagne every night. Rachel Maddow is probably dancing naked under the full moon. Should this be the moment MAGA has had enough and turns on the only guy who saw them at all, let alone fought for them, people like this sad woman will finally have their dreams come true. Some people are still out there trying to hold the line, but it seems nearly impossible now. How to Stop the Islamo-Commie TakeoverFor ten years, the Democrats never figured out that the only way to stop Trump was to offer the people something better. Fear can only take you so far. The GOP can't sell fear alone because most Americans don't understand an existential threat like Communism fused with Islam. In 1932, Herbert Hoover was painted as out of touch, with “rugged individualism” not matching the suffering of America's underclass hit hard by the Great Depression. FDR won in a landslide and served for four terms, through World War II.So how bad will it get if the Democrats win? Will they keep Trump or persecute him for the next two years? Will they impeach all of his Cabinet members? Try them for war crimes? Trump was the MoonshotIn 2020, nothing in my life made sense anymore. The media I trusted were lying. The friends I had were too scared to speak out, and mobs were coming for me on almost a daily basis. I was alone. My daughter was away. All I could see coming off of my social media was hate. The most overwhelming and ugly hate I'd ever seen in my life, all aimed at one man and his supporters.I don't know exactly what happened to me, but something did. I pulled back. I knew I could not live that way anymore. I decided to find out for myself who Trump really was, who his supporters were, and what this MAGA movement was really about. What I found was a guy who had fame, wealth, and power who had dropped into a story where he was cast as the unlikely hero, the guy who would represent forgotten Americans. If Obama represented the New America built mostly online - where geography did not matter as much as ideology- then Trump represented the other America - out there in the real world. I saw this America when I drove across the country. There it was. The churches, the towns. The highways. The tire shops. The parks. The World War II memorials. It was an America those of us living our lives virtually didn't think much about, but Trump reached them as they reached out to him.The side with all of the power wanted their complete destruction. They were called racists, bigots, transphobes, extremists, fascists, Nazis, Christian Nationalists. None of it worked because they had the truth on their side, and they had Trump, and he was indestructible. Trump did big things: kept his promises on the border, transgender ideology foisted upon children, and protecting women in sports. Perfect, no, but he gave us a chance at a better future. He wanted to move mountains, build ballrooms, and end wars. He took on crime directly and changed things. But of course, it wasn't enough because it's never enough for the permanently aggrieved. Trump was never going to be destroyed by the Left. They tried and failed. Ah, but if he's destroyed from within, that's the best way to bring down the hero. Such a lowly finale, isn't it, for such a mighty warrior as Trump, who dodged bullets and came back to win a second time, handing his supporters more power than they've ever had or will ever have.It's hard for me to watch them give it all up after Trump gave so much. It's hard for me to watch them leap off the cliff to their own demise, like lemmings. No future is written for them in this story except to paint them as the rioters at the Capitol who almost overthrew the United States. As for me, well, I learned my lesson in 2016. I won't be wasting much of my time trying to save people who don't want to be saved. I'll just have to stand back and watch in horror as they learn their lesson the hard way.Either way, I will hold out hope for the decent Americans I know who are ride-or-die MAGA and who stood with Trump even when they were freezing to death, even in the midst of a shooting, and in the rain, watching the water come down in sheets, refusing to move, refusing to find shelter from the storm, and hanging on every word. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.sashastone.com/subscribe

Comedians Jim Florentine & Robert Kelly join Big Jay Oakerson, Luis J. Gomez, and Steve Rannazzisi to review the first round of submissions to this year's second Skankfest Golden Ticket contest! Plus, the gang discusses Carrot Top's mental health issues, Bobby Kelly's audiobook reading of the "Knives and Spoons" forward, and Stavros Halkias' appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show. All This and More, ONLY on The Most Offensive Podcast on Earth, The LEGION OF SKANKS!!!Original Air Date: 09/22/26Support our sponsors!Visit BodyBrainCoffee.com and get 10% off your order of coffee plus creamer! Use code LOSGIFT to get a FREE mug or frother! #BodyBrainPodVisit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/SKANKS & use code SKANKS to get $150 if you win your first $5 lineup! #PrizePicksPodNew customers get 40% off with code SKANKS at https://GLD.com #GLDpodSheath. The underwear of legends. Go to https://www.sheath.com/LOS and use code LOS for 20% off. #SheathPodDon't sleep on @ultrapouches. New customers get 15% off with code LEGION at https://takeultra.com #UltraPouches---------------Skankfest X New Orleans badges available at www.skankfest.com!---------------

Book a call: https://remnantfinance.com/calendarEmail us at info@remnantfinance.com or visit https://remnantfinance.com for more informationFOLLOW REMNANT FINANCEYoutube: @RemnantFinance (https://www.youtube.com/@RemnantFinance)Facebook: @remnantfinance (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560694316588)Twitter: @remnantfinance (https://x.com/remnantfinance)TikTok: @RemnantFinanceDon't forget to hit LIKE and SUBSCRIBEAfter being mobilized with his Guard unit in February and spending six months flying KC-135 tanker missions in the Iran war, Brian sits down with Hans just three days after landing home for his first unfiltered debrief. He walks through what it was actually like: open-ended orders that kept getting extended with no end date, rockets and missile intercepts in the air around him, congested airspace with multiple near misses, and living out of hotels in an Israeli town while bases a few miles away were locked down.From there, the conversation widens to the bigger questions. Brian and Hans make the case that this is a war of choice being run around Congress, question the stated justifications given that Iran's nuclear program was declared destroyed in June 2025, and dig into the fallout at home, from gas pushing $7 in California and diesel over $6 nationally to a Strategic Petroleum Reserve running near critical levels. Brian also shares his observations on daily life and culture in Israel, why the Guard and Reserve have quietly become the military's first-line tanker force, and what the loss of Gulf bases means for years to come. They close with what's next for Remnant Finance, including Remnant Frontier and an upcoming IBC presentation at Joe Withrow's Phoenician League investment summit.Chapters 00:00 – Opening segment 01:15 – Mobilized in February and the 90-day orders that kept extending 03:15 – Arriving in theater: rockets and missiles in the air 03:45 – Four weeks into a two-week war 04:20 – The Lincoln deployment and why open-ended orders are the worst part 06:15 – Shout out to Molly holding it down at home 07:05 – The Lincoln's first port call 08:55 – Flying under fire for the first time 09:50 – Near misses and the hardest flying of a 24-year career 10:55 – The KC-135 midair collision 11:55 – Casualties, base damage, and what's being reported 13:45 – War or "sustained operation"? The fight over benefits for the fallen 14:15 – Congress, the president, and war powers 15:30 – Does the nuclear justification hold up? 18:15 – Joe Kent, Tulsi Gabbard, and the intelligence assessments 20:10 – Gas prices, diesel, and the Strategic Petroleum Reserve 22:45 – Taxes, foreign aid, and Thomas Massie's impeachment articles 25:25 – The midterms and a choice between two bad options 26:10 – Grading the administration: immigration, spending, and COVID 31:05 – Day-to-day life deployed in Israel 32:50 – National pride and honoring the Sabbath 36:10 – Shabbat elevators and religious loopholes 38:30 – Driving culture and what it means to be a "friar" 41:50 – Is "Judeo-Christian" a real thing? 48:30 – What does victory look like? 49:45 – The June 2025 strikes and "demolished" nuclear capability 51:55 – Iran's track record of restraint since 1953 54:55 – How real is the nuclear threat? 57:55 – Why the National Guard became the first force 59:55 – Destroyed Gulf bases and the move to Diego Garcia 01:00:55 – Could Brian be sent back? 01:01:30 – Closing SegmentKey TakeawaysThe hardest part of this deployment was not the danger but the uncertainty. Presidential activations for the Guard and Reserve can legally be extended up to two years, and Brian's orders were rolled forward again and again with no real end date. Brian and

Gas at $6 a gallon can make any pool service pro start eyeing a hybrid truck, but the decision is rarely as simple as “better MPG equals savings.” We walk through the real-world math of keeping a paid-off truck versus taking on a new payment, plus the added costs people forget to count like insurance and registration. If you want a clear way to sanity-check your own numbers, you'll hear the same framework we use on route. From there, we go after the bigger wins: route optimization that actually cuts miles. That can mean letting go of outlying pools, trading accounts, consolidating supply runs, or getting pool chemicals delivered so you stop burning fuel on errands. We also call out popular “tiny hacks” that don't move the needle, like tailgate myths and obsessing over small weight reductions, and we replace them with changes that can save serious money over a year. We also get blunt about two common profit leaks: eating out every day and paying for chemical hog pools out of your own pocket. We talk about keeping customers happy with consistent monthly billing while still passing through heavy chemical use, including the practical approach of leaving buckets on site for chlorine demand. If you want more breathing room in your pool service business, plus a plan to cut costs and grow revenue at the same time, hit play, then subscribe, share this with a pool pro friend, and leave a review.We break down practical ways to save real money on a pool route without cutting care quality, especially when gas prices spike and inflation makes every expense louder. We run the math on truck decisions, then zoom out to the bigger levers that protect profit and create time to grow.• running the numbers on keeping a paid-off truck versus buying a hybrid• reducing miles by trading or replacing outlying pools• focusing on big changes instead of tailgate and weight myths• consolidating to a four-day schedule to cut driving and open time for repairs• cutting hidden spending like daily eating out and coffee stops• identifying chemical-heavy pools that quietly drain margins• keeping consistent billing while charging for heavy chemical use with buckets left on siteLearn more at SwimmingPoollearning.com.If you're interested in the coaching program, you can learn more at PoolGuyCoaching.com.Send us Fan MailSupport the Pool Guy Podcast Show Sponsors! HASA  REWARDS Apphttps://hasa.com/hasa-appThe Bottom Feeder. Save $100 with Code: DVB100https://store.thebottomfeeder.com/Try Skimmer FREE for 30 days:https://getskimmer.com/poolguy Get UPA Liability Insurance $64 a month! https://forms.gle/F9YoTWNQ8WnvT4QBA Support the showThanks for listening, and I hope you find the Podcast helpful! For other free resources to further help you:Visit my Website: https://www.swimmingpoollearning.comWatch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SPLPodcast Site: https://the-pool-guy-podcast-show.onpodium.com/UPA General Liability Insurance Application: https://forms.gle/F9YoTWNQ8WnvT4QBAPool Guy Coaching GroupJoin an exclusive network of Pool Service Technicians to access the industry's leading commercial general liability insurance program. Protect your business.Premium is $64 per month per member (additional $40 for employees and ICs)$59 per month for Pool Guy coaching Members - join here! https://www.patreon.com/poolguycoachingLimits are $1,000,000 in occurrence and $2,000,000 in the aggregate - Per member limits     [ $1,000,000 per occurrence and $4,000,000 aggregate available for $75 per month ]$50,000 in HazMat Coverage - clean up on-site or over-the-roadAcid Wash Coverage - Full Limits

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Lead singer of WASP's cod piece. Gas station ecstasy. Tesla Cybercab stops for pedestrian. Rover's laptop is finally fixed. What happened with B2's car?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Three-way call with Carmen Angelo. Duji is using ChatGPT so much she was blocked. Duji and B2 had something removed by the dermatologist. The friends of the Florida woman, who is facing bestiality charges, have started a GoFundMe. Judge says an attorney in Texas was dressed inappropriately for the court room. The Tylenol Murders. Netflix recommendations. San Fransico Giants posted a video to social media which featured a naked baseball player in the locker room. A restaurant owner was arrested after he pulled a gun out on a couple who dined and dashed. Duji attempts to do math. Charlie's uncle Mike calls into the show. Quiet Riot hired a new lead singer. Lead singer of WASP's cod piece. Gas station ecstasy. Tesla stops for pedestrian. Rover's laptop is finally fixed. What happened with B2's car?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gas and groceries are expensive. I'm frustrated too. But before we head to the polls, we need to remember what else is at stake: life, parental rights, education, judges, and our constitutional freedoms. In this episode, I'm talking about why Christians need to do their homework, vote on principle, and show up in November.BJU Press Homeschool: Looking for homeschool resources grounded in a biblical worldview? Visit BJUPressHomeschool.com to explore curriculum and support for your family.Shop MyFreedomCart for trusted, American-made products that support your values.http://myfreedomcart.com/heidiShow mentions: http://heidistjohn.com/mentionsWebsite | http://heidistjohn.comSupport the show! | http://donorbox.org/donation-827Rumble | rumble.com/user/HeidiStJohnYoutube |    / @‌heidistjohnpodcast  Instagram | @‌heidistjohnFacebook | Heidi St. JohnX | @‌heidistjohnFaith That Speaks Online CommunitySubmit your questions for Fan Mail Friday | http://heidistjohn.com/fanmailfriday

PODCAST LAS NOTICIAS CON CALLE 23 DE SEPTIEMBRE - (Día del Grito de Lares) - Una semana sin gas, otra empresa de dueño de Genera en serios problemas económicos - Bloomberg Paralizan los cupones para pedir Delivery - Primera HoraActivan mecanismo de emergencia para llevar gas a Central San Juan por camiones - El Nuevo DíaJGo empieza a darle espalda a Zar de Energía - El Nuevo Día Acuerdo con Groenlandia es una ilusión de soberanía en la práctica - WSJTurismo evalúa demandar a Nawat; el Senado le dio hasta hoy al mediodía para entregar los papeles del Miss Universe (El Vocero, p. 10)Llega presidente de China a Estados Unidos durante el día de hoy - WSJDelegación de Irán se reúne con negociados de Trump y Delcy Rodz se reúne con Trump - BloombergCMS propuso recortar hasta 1.68% el pago a médicos en 2027, pero en PR estamos pidiendo más dinero para Medicaid - Axios  Tú sabes que cuando llega el nuevo iPhone empieza el corre y corre. Que si “¿dónde lo tienen?”, que si “avísame si aparece”. Pues evítate el papelón porque el nuevo iPhone 18 Pro ya llegó a T-Mobile.Con trade-in de un teléfono elegible en cualquier condición, aunque esté roto, te lo puedes llevar POR LA CASA con créditos mensuales a la factura.Entra a T-Life, elige pick-up, DoorDash o envío a tu hogar por correo, y llévate el iPhone más increíble hasta ahora en La Mejor Red Móvil de Puerto Rico, T-Mobile según Ookla.#TMobile#Incluyeauspicio Salud sigue empujando a XUVO como si fuera emergencia cuando contrato es hasta el 2030 (END, p. 10)OEG investiga a Jessika Padilla por $117,586 en bonos, $9,304 para ella misma (END, p. 12Un pozo descartado, piden 9 millones para otros 4 pozos de agua en la zona norte (El Vocero, p. 5) Ombudsman atiende 40,000 quejas con 15 investigadores; no hace elecciones para junta de AAA ni AEE (El Vocero, p. 7)No sirve sistema nuevo de desempleo, todavía… plataforma de desempleo de $21.9 millones, firmada en 2022, mandó a 1,500 personas a hacer fila (END, p. 22)Esencia: el crédito contributivo pasó de $194 a $498 millones antes de la evaluación ambiental, o sea, casi un millón por habitación $957,692 por habitación (END, p. 23)Nueve años de cárcel al banquero de Nodus por $24.9 millones, siguen esperando liquidación los depositantes (END, p. 24)Diésel en récord y Trump coquetea con prohibir su exportación - Axios Prepárate si vives en condominio, desde el 29 de octubre las peleas de condominio van al tribunal (END, p. 24Los elevados de la PR-3 en Río Grande, anunciados en 2024, no empiezan hasta 2028 (END, p. 12)Seis de los ocho patólogos forenses de Ciencias Forenses pronto pal retiro (El Vocero, p. 5)80 cargos contra los administradores de un hogar de ancianos en Cidra por maltrato y homicidio negligente (END, p. 14)Otro banco internacional a liquidación, Banex International y 24 millones desaparecidos y lavado de dinero - El Nuevo Día Congreso de EEUU investiga el lío de Power Expectations, presidente de la Junta de la AEE admite que se enteró por Jay Fonseca PR de todo el lío LOS DATOS DEL DÍABrent~$98/barril (≈ −1%, 5ta sesión a la baja)Diésel EEUU (detal)récord ~$6.53/galón · PR al detal ~$1.49–$1.57/litroS&P 5007,764.64 (≈ 0.0%)Dow Jones51,863.69 (−0.36%, −185 pts)Nasdaq Compuesto27,244.28 (+0.45%, récord)Bono 10 años~4.96% (cerca de 5%, máximo desde 2023)Euro / USD~1.14 (dólar en máximo de 2 meses)Gas natural~$3.02/MMBtuHipoteca 30 años6.76% (Freddie Mac, 3er alza seguida)