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Freiheit und Freude gehen miteinander Hand in Hand. Gott möchte uns eine Freude schenken, die nicht von unseren Umständen abhängt. ★ Support this podcast ★

In dieser Folge blickt Geis zurück auf die Anfänge von Magic und erzählt, wie das Spiel, welches wir alle so lieben, entstanden ist. Und er macht das mit einer Verneigung vor einem anderen tollen Podcast: In bester "Geschichten aus der Geschichte"-Manier weiß Martin nicht, was Geis ihm und Euch erzählt. Daniel, Richard und Ihr seid herzlichen eingeladen zu unserem Ausflug in die Vergangenheit.

The pick is in! Felipe Vieira (@lipevieira / @felipepvieira) e Deivis Chiodini (@deivischiodini) falam sobre alguns problemas óbvios que todos os times da AFC têm. Duração: 52 minutos Redes Sociais TikTok Instagram Twitter Contato Elogios, críticas ou sugestões: contato@ontheclock.com.br.The post Podcast #419 – Áreas frágeis de cada time da AFC first appeared on On The Clock.

In this episode of the WB Download, host Jeff Wieland welcomes fellow custom home builders Don Weiler of Bailey Weiler Design|Build|Renovate (Bloomington, Indiana), Adam Hehlke of Built QC (Davenport, Iowa), and Dan Geis of SummitRidge Custom Homes (Golden, Colorado).As members of a Builder 20 peer group, these industry leaders come together to share real-world insights, challenges, and opportunities shaping the custom home building industry across the country. The conversation highlights the value of collaboration, accountability, and friendship among builders who rely on one another for support and continuous improvement.The group begins by discussing current market trends and evolving design preferences. Adam Hehlke shares how homeowners are embracing a wide range of architectural styles, from modern farmhouse to contemporary and uniquely personalized homes. Don Weiler notes a shift toward quality over quantity, with homeowners investing more in renovations, outdoor living spaces, and thoughtfully designed homes. The builders also discuss the growing popularity of warmer color palettes, natural materials, and mixed textures as homeowners move away from the gray-and-white trends that dominated recent years.Jeff and his guests dive into financing and pricing strategies, comparing cost-plus and fixed-price contracts. Don explains how cost-plus pricing provides transparency and flexibility for clients, while Adam discusses using fixed-price contracts for smaller remodels and cost-plus agreements for larger custom projects. The discussion highlights the challenges builders face in managing costs and client expectations in today's volatile market.The conversation turns to the biggest challenges affecting builders today, including fluctuating material costs, labor shortages, project delays, regulatory hurdles, and increasingly strict energy code requirements. Don discusses the difficulties of finding build-ready lots and navigating local development regulations, while Dan shares insights on rising construction costs and the impact of changing energy standards. Together, they agree that maintaining schedules, controlling costs, and finding skilled trade partners remain among the industry's greatest challenges.Relationships and networking are recurring themes throughout the episode. Jeff emphasizes the importance of surrounding yourself with trusted peers, while Don highlights the tremendous value of Builder 20 groups for sharing experiences, solving problems, and improving business operations. Adam and Dan discuss how local and state associations provide additional opportunities for education, mentorship, and industry advocacy.The builders also share their marketing philosophies and customer engagement strategies. Don explains that face-to-face meetings and personal relationships remain their most effective marketing tools. Adam discusses the growing role of social media in generating leads and connecting with prospective clients, while Dan shares how jobsite signage, branded vehicles, and neighborhood marketing help maintain visibility. Despite changing marketing channels, all agree that referrals driven by exceptional customer experiences remain the most powerful source of new business.Jeff then leads a conversation on quality control and the systems required to consistently deliver exceptional homes. The group discusses maintaining standards through punch lists, field training, team walk-throughs, and detailed inspections. They stress the importance of protecting schedules, setting realistic expectations, and having the discipline to say "no" when unrealistic timelines threaten quality. Jeff shares how ongoing education, peer reviews, team training, and third-party inspections help maintain accountability and craftsmanship throughout the building process.As the episode wraps up, the builders reflect on lessons learned throughout their careers and the advice they would give their younger selves. Their recommendations include valuing free time, avoiding pride, surrounding yourself with great people, finding mentors, continuing to learn, and trusting that challenges will work themselves out over time. Jeff adds that hard work, honesty, respect, and learning from those who have gone before you remain foundational principles for long-term success.The episode concludes with reflections on the friendships built through the industry, excitement about upcoming Builder 20 meetings, and gratitude for the relationships that make both business and life more rewarding.Topics Covered:• Current custom home design trends and homeowner preferences• Modern farmhouse, contemporary, and personalized home styles• Cost-plus versus fixed-price construction contracts• Construction financing and managing client expectations• Material costs, labor shortages, and project scheduling• Build-ready lots, development challenges, and energy codes• Builder 20 groups and industry networking• Marketing strategies, social media, and referral generation• Appreciation, homeowner gifts, and relationship building• Quality control systems, inspections, and team walk-throughs• Continuous education, peer reviews, and leadership development• Lessons learned and advice for future generations of buildersWhether you're a homeowner, builder, architect, designer, remodeler, or trade partner, this episode offers valuable insights into the business, craftsmanship, and relationships that drive success in the custom home building industry. Bailey Weiler Design|Build|RenovateBuilt QCSummitRidge Custom HomesEmail Jeff your comments, questions, and topic requests, or be a guest on The WB Download.Email: WBDOWNLOAD@wielandbuilders.comSee Wieland Builders custom home gallery  www.wielandbuilders.comReceive inspiration monthly in our monthly newsletter See podcast behind the scenes photosFollow us on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Houzz , LinkedIn or Pinterest 

Traumasde infância não precisam ser dramáticos para deixar marcas profundas. Anecessidade de agradar todo mundo, o medo de abandono nos relacionamentos, operfeccionismo extremo, a sensação de nunca ser suficiente, a dificuldade demostrar emoções — tudo isso pode ter raiz em experiências que você viveu muitoantes de ter palavras para descrevê-las.Nesteepisódio, Thais Galassi explora como a psicologia do desenvolvimento e aneurociência explicam por que mulheres adultas continuam reagindo a padrõesemocionais criados na infância — e o que é possível fazer a partir de hoje parainterromper esse ciclo.Você vaientender: por que seu cérebro ainda age em modo de sobrevivência | como otrauma molda relacionamentos e autoestima | o que a ciência diz sobre apegoansioso, fawn response e perfeccionismo | e uma técnica prática validada pelaneurociência para começar a se libertar desses padrões agora.Baseadoem estudos do JAMA Pediatrics, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology enas obras de Bessel van der Kolk, Pete Walker e Kristin Neff.Se vocêjá sentiu que nunca é suficiente, que tem medo de perder as pessoas que ama ouque precisa agradar todo mundo pra ser amada — esse episódio foi feito pravocê.

Neste episódio, apresentamos a leitura de Antropofrágeis, de Ana Dilah, texto integrante da antologia Verve Lasciva: Poesia Erótica, publicada pela Toma Aí Um Poema Editora.A obra reúne poetas de diferentes trajetórias e estilos para explorar os territórios do desejo, do erotismo, da intimidade e dos afetos, celebrando a pluralidade das experiências humanas por meio da poesia.A leitura é de Letícia Negretti, que conduz os versos em uma interpretação sensível e envolvente, ampliando a experiência do texto para o formato sonoro.

Endlich! Lang ist's her, dass wir hier eine*n Künstler*in zu Gast hatten, um über Magic-Art zu sprechen. Doch jetzt ist es soweit: Wir begrüßen Pauline Voß, die uns berichtet, wie sie zum Illustrieren gekommen ist und wie ihr Weg zu Magic war. Wir sprechen über künstlerische Berufswege in Deutschland, Empowerment in der Branche und was KI für die Zukunft dieses Berufs bedeutet. Und natürlich auch ganz viel über Magic-Karten. Hört rein und freut Euch auf eine spannende Folge!

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Helena Ferro Gouveia afirma que o regime iraniano está dividido perante o ultimato de Donald Trump. Ainda acrescenta que a parada de Putin será marcada pelo receio de ataques ucranianos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Historiador Bruno Cardoso Reis defende que EUA estão numa posição mais frágil do que o Irão na guerra no Médio Oriente. Aponta ainda negociações mais complicadas entre os dois países. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die Magic-Story lässt uns keine Atempause: Nach dem Roman "Omens of Chaos" geht's auch schon weiter mit der Webstory zu "Geheimnisse von Strixhaven". Wir begleiten Abigail, Tam, Kirol, Sanar und Lluwen auf ihren Studienreisen und entdecken mit Ihnen beunruhigende Entwicklungen: Warum verhalten sich die Archaics so seltsam? Was führen die kleinen Lumarets im Schilde? Und: Welches Ziel verfolgt Professor Fel? Das alles erfahrt ihr in unserer Story-Folge zum aktuellen Set.

Wir sind zurück auf Strixhaven – zusammen mit fünf Student*innen von anderen Planes in ihrem ersten Semester auf der Zauberuni. Was den fünfen dort wiederfährt, das hat Seanan McGuire auf über 400 Seiten im Roman "Omens of Chaos" aufgeschrieben und wir haben ihn püntklich zum Erscheinen gelesen. Wir, das sind in dieser Folge neben Geis und Martin auch unsere Gästin Mari, die als Illustratorin und begeisterte Leserin oft in fantastische Welten abtaucht – und Horden von Untoten in Magic befehligt hat. Wir nehmen Euch mit auf den Campus und besprechen, worum's in dem Buch geht und ob der erneute Versuch von Wizards, den Zauber von Magic zwischen zwei Buchdeckel zu packen, gelungen ist.

Who were the Annunaki? What is written about them? Were they Gods? Were they Aliens? Something else? Grab a drink and join us as we loosely talk about the topic with our old friend. Follow Dave Geis www.instagram.com/therealdavegeis Support us at www.Linktr.ee/RealLifeSciFi We stream every Sunday at 4pm pacific at www.SchrabHomeVideo.com Thank you for supporting us and thank you for having friends with different beliefs. Cheers. recorded 3/10/26 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Eine Kindheit in den 90er-Jahren ist fast undenkbar ohne Kontakt mit den Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (oder Hero Turtles, wie sie in Deutschland hießen). Die vier mutierten Schildkröten und ihr Lehrmeister Splinter kämpften und kalauerten sich mit Pizza und Martial Arts durchs Kinderfernsehen und die Kinderzimmer – und landen jetzt dank Universes Beyond auch in unserem Lieblingskartenspiel. Wir haben uns für diese Folge unseren Freund Alex Matzkeit eingeladen, der nicht nur ein formidabler Gegner am Commander-Tisch ist, sondern auch journalistisch die Popkultur durchleuchtet. Mit ihm blicken wir zurück auf unsere Jugend mit den Turtles und machen natürlich auch den Flavour-Check für das aktuelle Set. Cowabunga!

Jesus Ist der einzige, der sich wirklich in dich hineinversetzen kann und dich wirklich versteht. Daher kann nur er dir das geben, was Du wirklich brauchst. Folge seinem Beispiel und begegne deinen Mitmenschen, so wie Jesus dir begegnet. ★ Support this podcast ★

This week in agriculture news, we take a look at what's happening around the world — including developments in Iran — and what it could mean for agriculture. We also cover the latest movement on the farm bill and share a conversation focused on preparing for the upcoming growing season. Top agriculture headlines from across the country include ag policy updates surrounding the farm bill, a court decision related to a lawsuit over the deletion of climate-related webpages from USDA sites and headlines tied to the Make America Healthy Again initiative. We also discuss the more than 37,000 applications submitted for the Farmer Bridge Assistance Program, the latest updates on agricultural trade and other industry developments. Additional news includes the newest CME Group/Purdue University Ag Economy Barometer results, offering insight into current farmer sentiment. We also look at a cattle ranch closing tied to the temporary closure of the U.S.–Mexico border due to concerns about New World screwworm, along with other agriculture stories making headlines across the country. Today's featured conversation is with Ron Geis, market development specialist with Corteva Agriscience. As planting season approaches in the coming weeks and months, Geis shares practical tips to help give crops the best possible start and explains how growers can develop an effective weed control plan for the year ahead. Stay connected with us for more agriculture content on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and YouTube, along with our weekly videos!

Sehnst du dich nach Ruhe in deinem Alltag? In Gott kannst du wahrhaftige Ruhe und Frieden finden! Höre, wie du diese Ruhe in deinem Leben erfahren kannst und wie Gott das Prinzip der Ruhe seit Anfang an in der Schöpfung verankert hat. ★ Support this podcast ★

So ganz lässt uns das alte Jahr noch nicht los, denn wie immer im Januar – oder Februar :-) – vergeben wir den „Goldenen Tasty“ für die besten Magic Artworks in mehreren Kategorien. Vier Nominierte stellen wir vor einer oder eine davon wird die Auszeichung erhalten. Vorher stellen wir Euch unsere Gewinner der besten Land-, Kreaturen- und Nicht-Kreaturen-Illustration und den oder die beste Newcomer*in vor. Dazu noch eine Prise „Lorwyn Eclipsed“ und fertig ist eine farbenfrohe Folge!

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Report included responses to comments New York State finalized its environmental review on Tuesday (Jan. 20) of the proposed Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, summarizing the findings of a report released two weeks earlier. The findings statement concludes that the trail "will achieve a balance between the protection of the environment and the need to accommodate social and economic considerations" and that "the project is consistent with the coastal policies identified in the City of Beacon's approved Local Waterfront Revitalization Program to the maximum extent practicable." Notably, it does not mention Cold Spring's Local Waterfront Revitalization Strategy. The environmental group Riverkeeper, which serves on the HHFT's ecological working group, believes the project conflicts with both Beacon's and Cold Spring's strategies. That conclusion is unlikely to placate residents who believe that instead of mitigating overtourism, the 7.5-mile linear park between Cold Spring and Beacon will make the problem worse. Cold Spring has requested a public hearing to discuss the final environmental report. The parks department received over 650 public comments on the draft environmental review. The 12th and final appendix of the review issued two weeks ago, at 957 pages, includes agency replies to nearly every comment, some of which were hundreds of pages long and not reproduced in full. If a commentator praised the trail, the state typically replied, "comment noted." For those who raised concerns, the parks department often cross-referenced responses because many grievances were common. Here's a look at some of the common concerns and responses: More specifics Some commenters argued that a Generic Environmental Impact Statement (GEIS) was not right for the project, which needed a more-specific Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). "Unlike an EIS, a GEIS may be broader, analyze impacts generally and include assessment of site-specific impacts only if they are available, and be based on conceptual information," wrote the law firm Whiteman, Osterman & Hanna, representing Protect the Highlands, which opposes the project. The Philipstown Town Board wrote that "the proposal as presented is conceptual in nature and certain thresholds must be met when the final design of the project is complete. … However, the document is vague at best about the particulars. … It is not possible to fully evaluate the extent of potential impacts or assess whether proposed mitigation measures will be effective." State response: The parks department replied that, even with a conceptual design, a GEIS was "appropriate to evaluate this action." HHFT must continue to check in with the state during the process, it said, and the agency "will determine whether any design modifications would warrant supplemental environmental review." Avoiding Cold Spring Many Philipstown commenters said the trail should end at Little Stony Point or Breakneck rather than connecting to Cold Spring. "We believe that the HHFT could be successful if its limits were from the City of Beacon to the Breakneck Ridge train station, where pedestrians could use the train to return to Beacon or points south," wrote the Town of Philipstown Conservation Board. "Allowing the HHFT into Philipstown would only exacerbate vehicular and pedestrian traffic." State response: The parks department replied that a Beacon-to-Breakneck trail would defeat the project's purpose, which is to "address increasing visitation to [Hudson Highlands State Park Preserve] and the surrounding communities and related public safety, quality of life and maintenance concerns arising from such increased visitation" as well as "reduce pedestrian crowding in Cold Spring by offering a more direct route" from the Metro-North station to the trailhead at Dockside Park. With the trail starting at Dockside, visitors arriving by train would be encouraged to walk through the lower village instead of Main Street, the state said. Otherwise, they w...

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Nach 18 Jahren kommen wir zurück nach Lorwyn und dessen düsteres Spiegelbild Shadowmoor. Oona regiert nicht mehr und der Wechsel zwischen immerwährendem Sommer und ständiger Düsternis hat sich ganz gut eingepegelt. Doch schon regt sich neues Ungemach: Isilu ist erwacht und wandert durch die Gegend. Wer das ist, was Maralen dadurch für Sorgen bekommt und warum eine Schüler*innengruppe aus Strixhaven nicht ganz unschuldig daran ist – darum geht's in dieser Folge, denn wir besprechen die Story von "Lorwyns Finsternis".

Die Geschichte von Jesus beginnt nicht mit seiner Geburt, sondern schon viel früher, denn Jesus selbst ist Gott. Lass Weihnachten heute für dich persönlich werden, indem du zulässt, dass Jesus dir begegnet.  ★ Support this podcast ★

Ruckzuck ist das Jahr schon wieder fast vorbei – aber vorher gibt's noch 24 besondere Tage, die wir auch in diesem Jahr wieder mit einer eigenen Folge würdigen. Zum fünften Mal öffnen wir die Türchen am Tasty-MTG-Adventskalender und laden Euch ein, mit uns durchs Magic-Jahr zu streifen. Und nicht nur wir erzählen Anekdoten und stimmen Euch auf Weihnachten ein: Drei der Türchen wurden von Hörer*innen gestaltet, worüber wir uns wie immer sehr gefreut hat. Wir wünschen Euch einen frohe Advents- und Weihnachtszeit und viel Spaß beim Öffnen der klingenden Türchen.

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Writers express virtues, concerns A year ago, the state parks department released a draft of its environmental review of the proposed Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail. It then gave the public 60 days to submit comments to the more than 700-page report. After public outcry, the state extended the deadline to 90 days. New Yorkers used the extra time well, submitting over 500 comments addressing the Draft Generic Environmental Impact Statement and the project in general. The state recently told The Current that the finalized report is expected to be released early next year and that "all comments received were reviewed and will be acknowledged and responded to as appropriate in the final GEIS." Through a Freedom of Information Law request, The Current received copies of every comment submitted before the deadline. Then we read all 517, ranging from a five-word submission ("It is a good thing") to several that exceeded 10 pages, including 103 pages from a Cold Spring resident who criticizes the DGEIS page-by-page; the 143-page comment that professional consultants submitted on behalf of the Cold Spring Village Board; and 274 pages from a local resident who opposes the project. "I wish it wasn't so long," the person wrote in their cover letter. "I had a lot to say." Many who spoke out against the trail urged the planners to scrap the entire project and go back to the simple dirt trail originally proposed as a connection between Beacon and Cold Spring. "If you had quietly made a sweet little trail this might have worked," wrote one Beacon resident. "Let people find it and enjoy searching it out. Why all the hype and promotion?" Supporters point out that the original plan wouldn't address the overcrowding that has made Cold Spring unnavigable on many weekends and clogged Route 9D near the Breakneck Ridge trailhead with hikers running across the highway and looking for roadside parking. "I am so surprised that more people haven't been hit by a car on Route 9D," said one person. A Philipstown resident wrote: "The expansion of its purpose and its scope from a 'simple trail' (as originally conceived), to a more formal, accessible resource that greatly enhances the experience of hikers, bikers and strollers, makes it far more attractive, useful and effective." Others in favor of the trail addressed the ecological damage caused by the now-crumbling artificial shoreline built over 100 years ago to accommodate the railroad. "The natural riverfront no longer exists," wrote one Cold Spring resident, "and in some cases, the trail may improve the connection of the land to the river for flora and fauna that typically exist at that boundary." According to another village resident, "By removing invasive species, adding native plants and trees and bolstering marine habitat along the trail, it will provide better resilience to climate change." With construction of the trail's initial section now underway, here are 10 takeaways from the public comments. Support remains split The Current sorted the comments into those entirely or largely in favor of the trail as currently proposed in the DGEIS (209), those entirely or largely against the current trail (236) and those that were mixed (72). Many of the mixed comments did not take a specific side, but asked for more clarification on certain issues involving traffic, funding and emergency services. A nine-page form letter was used by 131 of trail's opponents, although many added additional comments. ("TOO MUCH. NO!" added a Scarsdale resident.) The letter raises issues about traffic and parking ("would irreparably destroy the scenic character of this area"), added visitation, wildlife and habitat loss, and the demand on emergency services. Heading upland The form letter urges the state to simply scrap the entire plan and instead go with the Upland Alternative suggested by the local group Protect The Highlands. The Upland Alternative would lead from the Metro-North train station in Cold Spring out of the vi...

Zwischen all den vielen neuen Karten, die jedes Jahr erscheinen, schummelt sich ab und zu auch der eine oder andere lang ersehnte Reprint. Und besonders spannend dabei ist immer: Wie sieht das Artwork aus? Inzwischen bekommen auch viele Karten in neuen Sets alternative Illustrationen oder begehrte Staples werden als Secret Lair neu gedruckt. Grund genug für uns einmal einen Blick auf alternative Artworks und die möglichen Kriterien dafür zu besprechen. Also hört rein in eine Folge voller guter Alternativen.

In Folge 90 ist die 4zu3-Crew endlich wieder komplett. Strassi kehrt mit einer wunderschönen Nachricht zurück ins Ensemble. Die Runde spricht dann natürlich über den Rassismus-Vorfall von München und diskutiert aber auch wie gewohnt die sportliche Lage der Liga. Zu Gast ist Johannes Geis vom 1. FC Schweinfurt. Magenta-Sport-Experte Markus Schwabl konfrontiert ihn dabei mit Anekdoten aus seiner Vergangenheit! Und falls ihr uns Sprachnachrichten zukommen lassen wollt, könnt ihr das gerne unter folgender Nummer tun: 0151 566 58 335

In this special episode, filmmaker, cultural theorist, and curator Manthia Diawara joins EMPIRE LINES live, to discuss Édouard Glissant's relations with natural environmental disasters, connecting the islands of the Caribbean and Scotland, through the exhibition, The Trembling Museum (2023-2024).This episode was recorded live as part of PEACE FREQUENCIES, a 24 hour live radio broadcast to mark International Human Rights Day in December 2023, and 75 years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Listen back to the recordings with Billy Gerard Frank and Sara Shamma, and find all the information in the first Instagram post: instagram.com/p/C0mAnSuodAZThe Trembling Museum, co-curated with Manthia Diawara and Terri Geis, was at the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery in Glasgow from 2 December 2023 to 19 May 2024.Manthia Diawara's film, A Letter from Yene (2022), is part of The Earth, the Fire, the Water and the Winds: For a Museum of Errantry with Édouard Glissant at the Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo until 25 January 2026. You can join the conference on 25 and 26 November 2025.PRODUCER: Jelena Sofronijevic.Follow EMPIRE LINES on Instagram: ⁠⁠instagram.com/empirelinespodcast⁠⁠Support EMPIRE LINES on Patreon: ⁠⁠patreon.com/empirelines

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APA lembra que uma reação nos preços da carne de frango já começa a ser verifica, mas ritmo de retomada da alta deve ser lento

Relação econômica global do Brasil, sobretudo com os Estados Unidos, foi o tema central da conversa desta semana, com a participação especial de Marcos Matos, diretor-geral do Cecafé

No episódio de hoje, recebemos o reverendo Heber Campos Júnior para uma conversa profunda sobre fé, confiança em Deus, crescimento espiritual e a realidade do pecado em nosso coração. Com uma sabedoria que atravessa gerações, Heber compartilha histórias pessoais, confronta distorções comuns na caminhada cristã e nos lembra que a fé verdadeira não está nas circunstâncias, mas no caráter confiável de Deus.Falamos sobre:A diferença entre viver para Deus e apenas parecer crente;Como discernir a vontade de Deus;A importância de uma fé que cresce;E o papel da Palavra e da comunhão no amadurecimento cristão.Esse episódio é um convite à reflexão e à busca por uma fé mais sólida, bíblica e vivida com temor e profundidade.

Ron Geis, a Nebraska native turned proud Iowan, who's spent decades advancing agriculture in multiple ways — from working in crop protection with Corteva Agriscience, to helping run a family cow-calf operation, to mentoring the next generation of ag leaders.Ron reflects on growing up on a dairy farm and how those early mornings and hard lessons shaped his outlook on life and work. He shares what it's been like to witness — and contribute to — the evolution of crop protection technology throughout his career. His background in agricultural education also shines through, offering insight into how he communicates with growers and supports Corteva's mission across Iowa and beyond.But it's not all business — we get to know Ron on a personal level, too. He opens up about working alongside his wife on their cattle operation, camping adventures in their “hotel on wheels,” and the joy his grandchildren bring to his life. Ron even shares what advice he'd pass along to young people considering a career in agriculture.As always, we wrap up with a fun either/or round, and Ron leaves us with thoughtful advice as we all look ahead to the 2025 season. Want Farm4Profit Merch? Custom order your favorite items today!https://farmfocused.com/farm-4profit/ Don't forget to like the podcast on all platforms and leave a review where ever you listen! Website: www.Farm4Profit.comShareable episode link: https://intro-to-farm4profit.simplecast.comEmail address: Farm4profitllc@gmail.comCall/Text: 515.207.9640Subscribe to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSR8c1BrCjNDDI_Acku5XqwFollow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@farm4profitllc Connect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Farm4ProfitLLC/

Grain markets did their best to stabilize on Monday with some green in old crop corn, soybeans and wheat trade was a bit higher across the board. Obviously tariffs and headline risk continues to bring volatility to the stock market and more. We discuss the market picture to start the week in a conversation with John Heinberg from Total Farm Marketing. Find more at https://www.totalfarmmarketing.com. We've seen large amounts of rain fall from Arkansas up through the Ohio River valley, causing widespread and devastating flooding. Not to mention, a ton of severe weather as well in recent days. We recap all of that, discuss frost/freeze potential for early this week and look at a new long term weather outlook with Eric Snodgrass from Nutrien Ag Solutions in our Weekly Weather Update. Find more at https://www.ag-wx.com. Also, we start the show discussing the potential of increased soybean aphid pressure in the Midwest this year and talk about ways to minimize that pressure. Ron Geis, Market Development Specialist, Corteva Agriscience, joins us to discuss. Learn more at https://www.corteva.us/ridgeback.

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O São Paulo visitou o Red Bull Bragantino, empatou por 1 a 1 e confirma a tendência da equipe fazer jogos fracos contra adversários mais fragilizados. Neste episódio, João Pedro Brandão, Bruno Giufrida e Caio Dominguez analisam a postura da equipe em jogos como esse, a falta de evolução do coletivo mesmo com um bom tempo de treinamento e traçam as perspectivas para a próxima temporada. O São Paulo está perdendo a oportunidade de garantir logo a vaga na fase de grupos da Libertadores 2025, antecipar férias e planejar o próximo ano? O quanto a pré-temporada vai ser importante para Zubeldía? Como o São Paulo vai atuar no mercado e qual vai ser a abordagem no Campeonato Paulista? Quem da base pode subir para o elenco profissional em 2025? Para ficar por dentro de tudo isso e muito mais é só dar o play!

On a Tuesday Drive, Josh tells why the Carolina Panthers may be done with Bryce Young, gives his NBA Finals prediction with the season beginning tonight, WD goes to the movies to review "Saturday Night Fever", Josh dives into the uncomfortable conversation for Lebron and Bronny sharing the floor together for the first time in a regular season game, tonight, reveals who he thinks are replacements that makes sense for the next ECU head coach, and Brian Geisinger, of "Split the Action", joins the show to tell whether or not Cooper Flagg will live up to the hype and to play "Outprecise the Geis".

Easily the best part about hosting this Podcast is meeting the people who create and influence the motorcycles we love. Sergio Fossa and Christian Geis are two fantastic examples. Hello my friends I'm Shawn Thomas, welcome to our latest episode of the BMW Motorrad Ride and Talk Podcast. Sergio, Christian and their team were tasked with creating the next generation of middleweight Adventure Motorcycles from BMW, most notably the F 900 GS. Recently my producer Louise Powers and I caught up with them in Munich, where we sat down to discuss the development process for this model, the challenges they faced and a unique test venue for their new motorcycle, the Trans Italia Marathon. Please subscribe to Ride and Talk and leave a comment on this and other episodes. We love to hear from you and appreciate your feedback and support. Now let's take a listen to Sergio and Christian, as they discuss the new BMW F 900 GS.

On this episode, we were joined by Kathy Geis, Homeschool Assistance Program Coordinator for the Ames Community School District. We had an amazing conversation about homeschooling in the District, her role as the HSAP coordinator, and the different options available to families in our community.

Casos recentes de execuções nos Estados Unidos foram questionados por políticos e autoridades pela fragilidade de provas e processos que levaram às condenações. No Japão, um homem foi inocentado nesta quinta-feira (26) após passar 46 anos no corredor da morte. O Durma com Essa conta alguns desses casos e explica o quadro da pena de morte nos EUA e em outros países. O episódio também tem participação da colunista Mariana Almeida, do Movimento Pessoas à Frente, que fala sobre a equidade de gênero nas eleições municipais. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Having a bodyworker with hands on during a release isn't popular, but it has profound results.  Dr Michael Geis, an Osteopath trained in Osteopathic Manual Manipulation and Cranial Techniques and has chosen to specialize in oral ties after dealing with his own ties and those of his kids.  During the residency in CT for the Holistic Lactation course, Katie Oshita was able to watch Dr Geis guide an adult release with Dr Kundel.  In this episdoe Katie and Dr Geis discuss but how a guided release can dramatically improve outcomes and how important buccal ties are. Podcast Guest:  Dr. Geis is a traditional Osteopathic Physician specializing in Neuromuscular Medicine (NMM) and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM). He graduated as a member of the Psi Sigma Alpha National Osteopathic Honor Society with honors from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine in 2011. During his time in medical school, Dr. Geis was awarded an academic teaching fellowship with an extra one year focus on Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine and was the recipient of the Stanley Schiowitz Award for Excellence in Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Geis completed his residency training and was the Chief Resident at one of the top programs in the country for NMM/OMM at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, NY.  Dr Geis practices at Integrative Family Medicine of CT in Stamford, CT.Podcast host: Katie Oshita, RN, BSN, IBCLC has over 24 years of experience working in Maternal-Infant Medicine.  While Katie sees clients locally in western WA, Katie is also a telehealth lactation consultant believing that clients anywhere in the world deserve the best care possible for their needs.  Being an expert on TOTs, Katie helps families everywhere navigate breastfeeding struggles, especially when related to tongue tie or low supply.  Katie is also passionate about finding the root cause of symptoms, using Functional Medicine practices to help client not just survive, but truly thrive. Email katie@cuddlesandmilk.com or www.cuddlesandmilk.com 

This week we interviewed three amazing players from MVLA 06 Roma! Welcome Piper Bertani (University of Hawaii), Jordan Geis (UCLA) and Charlotte Kohler (Stanford, Gatorade Player of the Year.) These three amazing players detail how it felt to play for a high level club team (ranked #5th in the country), their experience getting recruited and their feelings about their first upcoming college seasons. This is an episode for everyone with many great takeaways. Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/femalefootballers/support

In this episode of the FINAL SCORE podcast, we delve into the crucial topic of playing time for youth soccer players with Tommy Geis, Mass Youth Soccer's Technical Director. Join us as we explore the impact of equitable playing time on player development and long-term engagement in the beautiful game. Gain valuable insights and strategies for coaches, parents, and players alike in creating a positive and fulfilling soccer experience for all.

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