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I am very excited to bring to you the first of a new music mini-series all about the rise of music and art in Germany/Austria and its extreme cultural implications which may or may not be true. This may be some of most dense work in a while so please get comfy. As I learned it, the rise of German Romanticism led to its ultimate demise at the beginning of the 20th century. I'm going to lay the groundwork for a rebuttal or two against that and so much more. Sit back, relax and EDIFY.Get a copy of my very first book "World War YOU" PAPERBACK and KINDLE: https://a.co/d/fYOAfDj EBOOK: https://books2read.com/u/mBAx6O Venmo me for support @Jorge-Mesa-11Join my Patreon to help support all of my EDIFYING future content along with some unique perks and exclusive content: http://www.Patreon.com/ThirdEyeEdifyCheck out the Third Eye Edify Website: http://thirdeyeedify.com Check out awesome Third Eye Edify Merch!:https://thirdeyeedify.creator-spring.com/ Check out my wife Petri's Amazing new Podcast!: https://earthsidebirth.org/enter-podcast Do you Play Bass Guitar? Join my exciting new Bass Player University! https://jorgemesamusic.com/bassplayeruniversity Join my Telegram group: https://t.me/ThirdEyeEdify Check out my Linktree: https://linktr.ee/thirdeyeedify Please Like and Subscribe on Patreon, Substack, Bitchute, YouTube and all major Podcast sites: #thirdeyeedifypodcast Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode I'm taking you a little bit behind the scenes of the last couple of weeks in my life. * December in Germany/Austria and Christmas with Family* Taking Time Off from my Business* Roadtrip in Kenya & Realizations I had on the Way* Dreams that Came True in the last 3 Years* Relationships & Feeling Safe with Peace and Calm* Where I'll Spend the next Few Months* My Business in 2025I invite you to share with me what you'd love to learn from me or see more of in 2025 and whether you'd be interested in in-person offerings/retreats! Also let me know if you enjoy this kind of episode where I take you a little bit behind the scenes!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To join the next round of Divine Soul AlignmentClick the link here: https://www.chiaranaala.com/For more inspiring content, follow me on Instagram @chiaranaala: https://www.instagram.com/chiaranaala/If you're ready to go deeper or you want to know what working with me is like, sign up for one or several of my free offerings:*Free* Cosmic Connection Meditation: https://www.chiaranaala.com/cosmic-connection*Free* LIBERATED https://www.chiaranaala.com/liberated-replay-optin*Free* Open to Receive Meditation to strengthen your intuition, deepen the connection with your soul & your guides, raise your vibration and open up to receiving: https://www.chiaranaala.com/opentoreceive*Free* 2-day immersion Soul Awakening: https://www.chiaranaala.com/soulawakeningreplay-optin*Free* past life and witch wound healing session "Breaking Free" to heal the witch wound, your fear of being seen and the blocks that are holding you back from stepping into your power https://www.chiaranaala.com/breakingfree-replay-optin*Free* Codes Of Isis to reconnect with your psychic abilities, ignite your priestess blueprint and awaken your mystical self while anchoring in your highest timeline: https://www.chiaranaala.com/codes-of-isis-replay-optin* Free* Womb Healing Session Sacred Womb:  https://www.chiaranaala.com/sacredwombreplayoptin

This November, the startup ecosystem in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland (DACH region) is abuzz with critical updates that shape the future of technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation. Whether you're a founder, investor, or a startup enthusiast, this episode of Startuprad.io delivers everything you need to stay informed. Dive into the latest tech news, explore major funding milestones, and uncover the challenges impacting the region's most innovative startups. What's in This Episode?1️⃣ Germany: Startups Facing Turbulent Times Lilium, the German air-taxi pioneer, faces insolvency due to funding struggles and regulatory hurdles. Volocopter secures government support and appoints a new CFO, showing resilience in the eVTOL sector. Munich is rising as a European hub for investor education, solidifying its role in fostering startup growth. 2️⃣ Austria: Triumphs Amidst Challenges Vienna's Cubicure achieves a €79M exit, marking a major milestone in deep tech innovation. Crypto unicorn Bitpanda plans a Frankfurt IPO, emphasizing Austria's growing influence in fintech. The Green Startup Center launches, championing sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship. 3️⃣ Switzerland: Big Wins in Funding Swiss startups continue to lead in fintech and health tech, securing major investments and reinforcing Switzerland's high-tech reputation. 4️⃣ European Tech Trends Atomico's “State of European Tech 2024” reveals Europe's dominance in early-stage startups, now hosting over 35,000—a fourfold increase in the last decade. Cities like Berlin, Vienna, and London are emerging as global leaders in innovation and technology startups. Why Listen to This Episode?This episode offers a comprehensive snapshot of the startup world in the DACH region, helping you stay ahead of trends, funding opportunities, and regulatory impacts. Whether you're exploring investment opportunities or seeking inspiration, we've got you covered with actionable insights and expert perspectives. Links to Explore More:Original Blog Post: https://www.startuprad.io/blog/startup-news-november-2024-highlights-from-germany-austria-and-switzerland Work with Us: https://www.startuprad.io/become-a-partner Subscribe: https://linktr.ee/startupradio Feedback Form: https://forms.gle/SrcGUpycu26fvMFE9 Special Offer from ModernIQs: https://moderniqs.com/create-an-account/?res_aff=startupradio Interested in Working with us? Have a look here: https://www.passionfroot.me/startupradio

Welcome to Episode 155 of Pelo Buddy TV, an unofficial Peloton podcast & Peloton news show. This week we cover the following topics: Peloton set a world record with their Turkey Burn classes. CEO Barry McCarthy apologized for the server crashing. Irene Scholz, now known as Irene Kaymer, is returning as a coach next year. Peloton is beta testing ERG Mode, or auto-resistance, in power zone classes. French subtitles are being beta tested on some classes. A survey was sent to some members asking them their thoughts on virtual reality, gaming, and more. Peloton is doing a “Made To Move”, or Tiny House, tour of Germany & Austria. An artist series featuring the music of KISS took place this week. An artist series featuring Take That took place last week. Ally Love taught her first “Sundays with Love” class in 2 years, and will have new ones every quarter. Andy Speer & Chelsea Jackson Roberts taught two classes with the Michigan basketball team in studio. Peloton also created several special Liverpool Football Club classes as part of their partnership. “Iconos Latinos” is a new Spanish-language class series with “influential artists who've paved the way for Latin music” Jeffrey McEachern is teaching a special World AIDS day class that premiered on Friday. The newest “Pump Up The Volume” collection is here from Tunde, Ben, and Jermaine. Mila Lazar is teaching pilates. Marcel Maurer is teaching Tread bootcamp classes. Mayla Wedekind & Assal Arian are teaching prenatal & postnatal German classes. There are shadowboxing classes dubbed in German. Peloton purged 4 days worth of classes each of the last two weeks. Peloton extended their Black Friday & Cyber Monday deals to run through December 5th. Peloton has teamed up with 776BC for some rowing-specific apparel. There are new Little Words Project bracelets featuring some city & state names. Happy Birthday to Bradley Rose & Jenn Sherman. Mayla Wedekind is publishing a book. Sam Yo has a Bruce Lee stretch & interviewed Shannon Lee Tunde Oyeneyin is featured in PhotoBook magazine. Rad Lopez is hosting a toy drive at PSNY. Mariana Fernandez was featured on the news in San Diego. Kirra, Mariana, and Rad have a meet & greet in California. Jenn Sherman was featured during the Michigan vs Ohio football game. Cody Rigsby has partnered with LEGO. Alex Toussaint hosted a charity luncheon. Anna Greenberg's renovated house was featured in a magazine. John & Amanda share their, and the community's, class picks of the week. You can find links to full articles on each of these topics from the episode page here: https://www.pelobuddy.com/pelo-buddy-tv-episode-154/ The show is also available via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PeloBuddy This episode is hosted by John Prewitt (#Kenny_Bania) and Amanda Segal (#Seglo3).

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Management SummaryWelcome to a Startuprad.io tradition, airing on December 25th. A review of the most important events in Fintech from the perspective of our guests for the 8th year in a row right now. The most important development in the fintech world was for most guests the FTX collapse. During the recordings agreed that fintech investments have seen a peak — there will be a valley behind it, but there will be new investment records achieved after the expected recession. As next hot topics emerged embedded finance and crypto. Not all crypto will be hot again, only with a sustainable business model, there is a future according to our guests. Actually, some guests welcomed a shakeout of the market — albeit it should not have been that violent and long. Leave Us a Good ReviewWe would be more than happy if you rate and review us either on YouTube, your podcast app of choice, or on the internet radio station you are listening to us right now.Introduction to our Fintech ReviewFor years Startuprad.io makes an annual fintech review, where practitioners, investors, and fintech folks get to wrap up their year. The focus is on GSA, but it seems to be more and more the case that markets get more interconnected and trends follow each other in much shorter time spans. It is also a tradition that we publish it on December 25th. Keep in mind that since the first fintech review the field has changed and broadened a lot! Really a lot. Where it used to be only payment apps, now there are fintechs in insurance, crypto, proptech, banking, SME banking, capital markets, and much much more. So we thought we would invite guests from a diverse range of backgrounds to give you their perspective on the time of corona, the year 2022, and the outlook for next year.Our guest this year:Meeri Savolainen, CEO and Co-Founder of Insurtech INZMOLuca Frignani, CEO and Co-Founder of Credit Platform ExaloanHenrik Gebbing, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Crypto Custody Bank FinoaFrank Schwab, Co-Founder of the Fintech Forum and multiple supervisory board memberOur questions to the guests:What was the most important development in the fintech world in 2022?Do you think fintech has peaked in terms of investments — as some data suggests?What is the next hot topic in fintech? Is crypto making a comeback or are we all focusing on API tools for embedding finance functions?If you have one: What was the most interesting fintech development for you during corona?If you have one: What was the most important piece of news in 2022?Thank you very much for your valuable time and insights. We wish you much success in 2023 and happy holidays!Blog Post With Links and Show Noteshttps://medium.com/startuprad-io/fintech-review-germany-switzerland-and-austria-gsa-2022-97b12122e34b#startup #germany #austria #switzerland #fintechreview #startupradio #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #investing #venturecapital #crypto #embedded #custodyMentioned in this episode:Learn more www.startupraven.comLearn more at https://www.younium.com/Younium is the Subscription Management Hub for B2B SaaS Companies. Whether you're looking to expand to new markets, experimenting with pricing models, or simply want a streamlined quote to cash process - Younium got your back. On top of that, Younium Insights provides the SaaS metrics you need for reporting to the board and for future company valuation. It gives you the key figures needed to drive your business forward and take strategic decisions. Learn more at https://www.younium.com/Join Our Next Program Batch -...

Management SummaryWelcome to a Startuprad.io tradition, airing on December 25th. A review of the most important events in Fintech from the perspective of our guests for the 8th year in a row right now. The most important development in the fintech world was for most guests the FTX collapse. During the recordings agreed that fintech investments have seen a peak — there will be a valley behind it, but there will be new investment records achieved after the expected recession. As next hot topics emerged embedded finance and crypto. Not all crypto will be hot again, only with a sustainable business model, there is a future according to our guests. Actually, some guests welcomed a shakeout of the market — albeit it should not have been that violent and long. Leave Us a Good ReviewWe would be more than happy if you rate and review us either on YouTube, your podcast app of choice, or on the internet radio station you are listening to us right now.Introduction to our Fintech ReviewFor years Startuprad.io makes an annual fintech review, where practitioners, investors, and fintech folks get to wrap up their year. The focus is on GSA, but it seems to be more and more the case that markets get more interconnected and trends follow each other in much shorter time spans. It is also a tradition that we publish it on December 25th. Keep in mind that since the first fintech review the field has changed and broadened a lot! Really a lot. Where it used to be only payment apps, now there are fintechs in insurance, crypto, proptech, banking, SME banking, capital markets, and much much more. So we thought we would invite guests from a diverse range of backgrounds to give you their perspective on the time of corona, the year 2022, and the outlook for next year.Our guest this year:Meeri Savolainen, CEO and Co-Founder of Insurtech INZMOLuca Frignani, CEO and Co-Founder of Credit Platform ExaloanHenrik Gebbing, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Crypto Custody Bank FinoaFrank Schwab, Co-Founder of the Fintech Forum and multiple supervisory board memberOur questions to the guests:What was the most important development in the fintech world in 2022?Do you think fintech has peaked in terms of investments — as some data suggests?What is the next hot topic in fintech? Is crypto making a comeback or are we all focusing on API tools for embedding finance functions?If you have one: What was the most interesting fintech development for you during corona?If you have one: What was the most important piece of news in 2022?Thank you very much for your valuable time and insights. We wish you much success in 2023 and happy holidays!Blog Post With Links and Show Noteshttps://medium.com/startuprad-io/fintech-review-germany-switzerland-and-austria-gsa-2022-97b12122e34b#startup #germany #austria #switzerland #fintechreview #startupradio #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #investing #venturecapital #crypto #embedded #custodyMentioned in this episode:Kickstart your Entrepreneurial Journey with Next Big ThingKickstart your entrepreneurial journey with Next Big Thing's 100-day deep tech incubation program. NBT Visionaries gives remarkable founders a playground to rapidly validate, build, and scale new IoT and AI-powered business models to create high-tech solutions at lightning speed. NBT gives you a chance to co-found your solution with runway capital, tailored guidance, top-tier talent, hands-on support, industry partners, and more. Be part of the next batch and apply by the 15th of January with your B2B tech idea to take off with us towards Industry 4.0. Learn more at...

Management SummaryWelcome to a Startuprad.io tradition, airing on December 25th. A review of the most important events in Fintech from the perspective of our guests for the 8th year in a row right now. The most important development in the fintech world was for most guests the FTX collapse. During the recordings agreed that fintech investments have seen a peak — there will be a valley behind it, but there will be new investment records achieved after the expected recession. As next hot topics emerged embedded finance and crypto. Not all crypto will be hot again, only with a sustainable business model, there is a future according to our guests. Actually, some guests welcomed a shakeout of the market — albeit it should not have been that violent and long. Leave Us a Good ReviewWe would be more than happy if you rate and review us either on YouTube, your podcast app of choice, or on the internet radio station you are listening to us right now.Introduction to our Fintech ReviewFor years Startuprad.io makes an annual fintech review, where practitioners, investors, and fintech folks get to wrap up their year. The focus is on GSA, but it seems to be more and more the case that markets get more interconnected and trends follow each other in much shorter time spans. It is also a tradition that we publish it on December 25th. Keep in mind that since the first fintech review the field has changed and broadened a lot! Really a lot. Where it used to be only payment apps, now there are fintechs in insurance, crypto, proptech, banking, SME banking, capital markets, and much much more. So we thought we would invite guests from a diverse range of backgrounds to give you their perspective on the time of corona, the year 2022, and the outlook for next year.Our guest this year:Meeri Savolainen, CEO and Co-Founder of Insurtech INZMOLuca Frignani, CEO and Co-Founder of Credit Platform ExaloanHenrik Gebbing, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Crypto Custody Bank FinoaFrank Schwab, Co-Founder of the Fintech Forum and multiple supervisory board memberOur questions to the guests:What was the most important development in the fintech world in 2022?Do you think fintech has peaked in terms of investments — as some data suggests?What is the next hot topic in fintech? Is crypto making a comeback or are we all focusing on API tools for embedding finance functions?If you have one: What was the most interesting fintech development for you during corona?If you have one: What was the most important piece of news in 2022?Thank you very much for your valuable time and insights. We wish you much success in 2023 and happy holidays!Blog Post With Links and Show Noteshttps://medium.com/startuprad-io/fintech-review-germany-switzerland-and-austria-gsa-2022-97b12122e34b#startup #germany #austria #switzerland #fintechreview #startupradio #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #investing #venturecapital #crypto #embedded #custodyMentioned in this episode:Learn more at https://www.younium.com/Younium is the Subscription Management Hub for B2B SaaS Companies. Whether you're looking to expand to new markets, experimenting with pricing models, or simply want a streamlined quote to cash process - Younium got your back. On top of that, Younium Insights provides the SaaS metrics you need for reporting to the board and for future company valuation. It gives you the key figures needed to drive your business forward and take strategic decisions. Learn more at https://www.younium.com/Join Our Next Program Batch - Starting FebruaryKickstart your entrepreneurial

Welcome back to the podcast - in this episode I will share a few lectures recorded on the subject of reality - how to disrupt it and trying to answer the question: "Who are you?"   Receive my free weekly letter by subscribing to my mailing list on https://www.raphaelreiter.com   Enjoyed this episode? Support the channel with a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/raph   Podcast transcript: - Hi, who are you? "I am Raphael", is a name that my parents chose a bit before I was born. I am french. What does that mean? It means that I was born in France. In fact, I was born in Nice, which is in the southeast of France. It is only a few kilometers from Italy. Had I been born a few kilometers further east, I would have been Italian. A bit north, I would have been swiss, and that would be a completely different story, haha. But I am french, not Italian, no matter how close to Italy I was born. That means that I grew up speaking French and that my thoughts and dreams are in french. French is a funny language. Very complex in its form and construction. It is a complicated way to think. When I think in English, the content of my thoughts changes. It is not just the form, it is the substance too. Different nuances of the same word create an opposite expression. So I am french. In school, I learned the history of France. What I am interested in, is to know why am not italian. It's right next door! What a silly question, it is because I am born in france, not in Italy. The thing is, many people in my home town are born in Italy. Our food is mostly the same as in Italy. We have pizza, ravioli, gnocchi. Our tomatoes have the same color and the same taste! So the tomatoes are the same here and there, but I am not the same as the person that sells me cheese on the market of Ventimiglia. This is because we were born on different sides of the border. You see, France is France because a thousand-ish years ago, we tried to kill as many people as possible, led by a fierce person driven by greed and an unsatisfiable thirst for power. So we tried to conquer more. Then came another guy, and we tried the same. Then another, and the same. We killed, we pillaged, we raped. For what? To try to satisfy man's vice. Fast forward a couple of centuries later, and we started being a bit more diplomatic. With ups and downs of course, even today we kill each other for no reason other than being lost in the illusions of our imagination. Because of this god, or that god. Because of this greedy bastard, or that one. But in general, in western Europe the day I was born in 1987, we did less killing here. We started building borders, with some fancy rules on how to cross them, with a paper that is stamped by some imaginary construct. As of today, with the European Union being what it is, we don't even have the borders we used to. It is only a fictitious line. And so, between Menton and Ventimiglia, you could put one foot on each country. Isn't that fun? The line is more fictitious than it ever was, and it was always just a thought that spread from one person to another. It was never real. I am born on this piece of rock, and he is born on that other piece of rock. That is what defines us. The line in the middle, that doesnt exist and was put in place to mitigate more killing and satisfy the most powerful's greedy natures. The funny thing is that I am the first French person in my lineage or at least the first person born in France. My mother was born in Algeria, which is in north Africa. when she was born, it belonged to France, and at school, children were taught that they were all French and that Asterix was their ancestor. Then it changed, and the children, from one day to another had a new ancestor. My father's side originates from Austria and fled the nazis during the war, landing in England. My grandfather never spoke English very well, but speaking German, his mother tongue was forbidden. When your government kills your entire family in front of you, you start to deny where you're from. That is normal. But again, from one day to another, they were identifying themselves as proud Austrians. A few years prior, they would have fought on the German side of the first world war. That means, that the same person in those days, could have potentially killed and died for Germany/Austria, and a few years later, after that country tried to exterminate his whole race, would fight and kill for the very country they fought against, against the country they were fighting for. I know that this is a simplistic view that doesn't reflect fully all the complexities of that subject. But if a shift in identity is so easily done, then we identify the wrong data sets. Have you ever had that friend who was a fervent football supporter of a team, but every time they lost they were a fervent supporter of another team? 2006 - "who are you?" "I am an Arsenal fan". 2018 "who are you?" "I am a huge man city supporter." They change their emblem, and they change their outfits from red to light blue. Again, I am being overly simplistic about a complex subject, and I am being a little bit cynical and facetious. This is because, once we wake up to the fact that we are identifying ourselves to events and circumstances that are only real in our own heads, in our thoughts, it becomes quite funny. How can I be so shallow is the first question that pops up in my student's heads when they start seeing a glimpse of light. It doesn't matter. But now, it is time to go deeper and to realize who we really are. We are more than a set of circumstances, that often originated from some angry man's greed and thirst for power. And so I continue asking the question. Who are you?

This time we do not interview an entrepreneur or investor from GSA, but we speak to Daniel. His startup equidam helps to value startups. He shares exclusive data with us on the GSA startups. "We helped to value more than 130.000 startups."Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam Subscribe Here Find all options to subscribe to our newsletter, podcast, YouTube channel, or listen to our internet radio station here: https://linktr.ee/startupradio  "A lot of news around is just about the best startups. This gives entrepreneurs the wrong impression on the valuation of what is possible."Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam  Our Sponsor Startupraven The best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/  "One of the central questions of entrepreneurial finance is how much is my startup worth?"Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam The Founder We hear from Daniel Faloppa (https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielfaloppa/), originally from Italy, but set up equidam (https://www.equidam.com/) in the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. This time we talk about startups and their valuation. Daniel is originally from Italy, but his studies also took him to Glasgow and Rotterdam, where he set up his company. "Valuating startups is really a dark art."Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam The Data  Find the graphics with the exclusive data on our blog post on medium.com/startuprad-io  

This time we do not interview an entrepreneur or investor from GSA, but we speak to Daniel. His startup equidam helps to value startups. He shares exclusive data with us on the GSA startups. "We helped to value more than 130.000 startups."Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam Subscribe Here Find all options to subscribe to our newsletter, podcast, YouTube channel, or listen to our internet radio station here: https://linktr.ee/startupradio "A lot of news around is just about the best startups. This gives entrepreneurs the wrong impression on the valuation of what is possible."Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam Our Sponsor Startupraven The best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/ "One of the central questions of entrepreneurial finance is how much is my startup worth?"Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam The Founder We hear from Daniel Faloppa (https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielfaloppa/), originally from Italy, but set up equidam (https://www.equidam.com/) in the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands. This time we talk about startups and their valuation. Daniel is originally from Italy, but his studies also took him to Glasgow and Rotterdam, where he set up his company. "Valuating startups is really a dark art."Daniel Faloppa, Founder and CEO equidam The Data Find the graphics with the exclusive data on our blog post on medium.com/startuprad-io  

On the Shabbat immediately following Purim, we take a second Torah scroll from the ark and read from it the section known as "Parashat Para." Parashat Para, which tells of the laws of the Para Aduma (the red heifer, whose ashes were used to sprinkle on those who had become ritually impure), is the opening section of Parashat Chukat, until the words, "Ve'ha'nefesh Ha'noga'at Titma Ad Ha'arev" (Bamidbar 19:1-22).Tosefot in Masechet Berachot (13) write that the annual reading of Parashat Para constitutes a Torah obligation; this is mentioned by other Rishonim (Medieval Talmudists), as well, including the Rashba (Spain, 1235-1310), the Ritva (Spain, 1250-1330) and Terumat Ha'deshen (Rabbi Yisrael Isserlin, Germany-Austria, 1390-1460). The Shulchan Aruch indeed records this position.Later writers have raised the question of where the Torah introduces such an obligation. If, indeed, this reading is required according to Torah law, this requirement must have a clear Biblical source. The work "Yalkut Ha'gershuni" suggests that this reading is obligated by force of the Torah's admonition to recall the unfortunate incident of the sin of the golden calf (Devarim 9:7). As this incident marks a very sad moment in our nation's history, we prefer not to read the actual narrative of the golden calf, and we instead read about the Para Aduma, which serves to atone for the sin of the golden calf. Indeed, the Sages describe the cow used for this ritual as the mother that comes to clean the mess made by her daughter, the calf. Thus, the reading of the Para Aduma section fulfills the Torah obligation to recall the incident of the golden calf.Others, however, have questioned this explanation. If this is the obligation we seek to fulfill, we can just as easily do so on the Shabbat when we read Parashat Ki Tisa, which contains the narrative of the golden calf. On this Shabbat we could instruct the congregation to have in mind while listening to this reading to fulfill the Torah obligation of remembering the incident of the golden calf. Rather than instituting a special reading, we could fulfill this requirement through the standard, scheduled reading of Parashat Ki Tisa. Furthermore, when all is said and done, the Sages speak of the Para Aduma ritual as a Chok – a Mitzva whose underlying rationale eludes human comprehension. It is therefore difficult to claim that this Mitzva serves solely as atonement for the sin of the golden calf.The Aruch Ha'shulchan (Rabbi Yechiel Epstein of Nevardok, Bielorussia 1829-1888) suggests a different Biblical source of the obligation to read Parashat Para. The Torah instructs in this section, "Ve'hayeta Lachem Le'chukat Olam" – that this law "shall be for you an eternal statute." The Torah here requires that we observe this law "eternally," despite the fact that this Mitzva of purifying oneself with the ashes of Para Aduma applies only when the Temple stands. The Aruch Ha'shulchan therefore suggests that the Torah here refers to an obligation to verbally recall this process by reading the relevant section in the Torah, even when practically the ritual cannot be performed.In any event, other scholars claimed that the reading of Parashat Para originates from Chazal (the Sages), and is not required by Torah law. Some even claim that Tosefot did not, in fact, cast this requirement as a Torah obligation. This theory contends that Tosefot had written the abbreviation "Peh-Peh," referring to "Parashat Purim," the section read on Purim telling of the battle with Amalek, with which one can fulfill the Torah obligation to recall Amalek's hostility. Later editors mistakenly understood the abbreviation as referring to "Parashat Para," and therefore reached the erroneous conclusion that Tosefot viewed this reading as a Torah obligation. However, this theory is difficult to accept in light of the fact that numerous other Rishonim, as mentioned above, side with Tosefot on this matter. It is hard to imagine that they were all misled by a printing error.Are women included in the obligation of Parashat Para?Presumably, this would depend on the two sources mentioned above. According to the "Yalkut Ha'gershuni," as we have seen, we read Parashat Para to recall the incident of the golden calf. If so, then women, who did not take part in the worship of the golden calf, should be excluded from this obligation. According to the Aruch Ha'shulchan, however, who explained that this reading fulfills the obligation of eternally remembering the Para Aduma purification ritual, it should apply equally to women, who are likewise required to undergo purification through the process of the Para Aduma.Therefore, women should endeavor to come to the synagogue to hear the reading of Parashat Para. If this presents a problem given their domestic responsibilities, they may remain at home.It should also be noted that the highest-quality Torah scroll available should be used for this reading, since according to many it constitutes a Torah obligation.Summary: There is a difference of opinion as to whether the reading of Parashat Para on the Shabbat following Purim constitutes a Torah obligation, or was ordained by the Rabbis. Women should make an effort to come to the synagogue for this reading unless it poses considerable difficulty, and the highest-quality Torah scroll should be used for this reading.

Our four guests from the fintech space give us their perspective on 2021 and their outlook for 2022

“For banks the pandemic meant that they had to digest 10 years of digitalization in only two years.” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author Hello and welcome everyone to our 2021 Fintech Review for the German Speaking Area - Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, also called GSA. This is an annual tradition started in 2014, first in German, now in English. You can find the older reviews in the blog post below: “Crypto is coming, no question. The metaverse is coming and exciting for me is the question how we will pay in the metaverse” Oliver Oster - CMO and Founder OptioPay “What struck me the most in 2020 is Crypto. It is sooo much more popular today than one or two years ago” Janis Dust - CMO and Co-Founder Epap Subscribe Here Find all options to subscribe to our newsletter, podcast, YouTube channel or listen to our internet radio station here: https://linktr.ee/startupradio “As people are going from in-person to remote a lot of [banking] processes have to be updated. It is basically a huge accelerator for the whole banking industry.” Frank Schwab - Co-Founder Fintech Forum Our Sponsor Startupraven The best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/ “[Venture] Capital becomes more concentrated. It will get harder for the new kids on the block” Frank Schwab - Co-Founder Fintech Forum Our Guests Today I welcome our guests: Janis Dust - A young fintech entrepreneur, co-founder and CMO of epap (https://de.linkedin.com/in/jannisdust) Paolo Sironi - A fintech entrepreneur, turned global research leader in banking and financial markets as well as a book author (Website: https://www.thepsironi.com/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/thepsironi/)You can buy his newest book here: https://amzn.to/30MLgOy Frank Schwab - Co-founder of Fintech Forum (http://fintechforum.de/) and multiple board member (https://www.linkedin.com/in/frankschwab/) Oliver Oster - Fintech entrepreneur, founding partner AQVC, founder and COO OptioPay (https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-oster-37611063/) “10 years ago adding the valuation and market capitalization of the global top 500 banks and fintech unicorns plus the payment providers: 10 years ago banks represented 97% of that value, today they are down to almost 70%.” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author This time I ask our guests 4 questions on the current state of fintech, their outlook, and drivers for the future. The questions are: 1) What is the strongest impact of corona on the financial and fintech world, immediately and in the future? 2) What is the most important development you have seen in total in 2021 for fintechs? 3) What do you see in 2022 for the fintech scene in GSA? 4) What field of fintech do you see becoming more important in 2022? Is it already the year of the green fintech? Wishing you happy holidays from Frankfurt! We will be back on January 13th with an interview. Enjoy your time with family and friends and stay safe! “The most obvious impact [of corona] for me was, that here in Berlin people have stopped paying cash and now pay by card or digital [cell phone or wrist watch]” Oliver Oster - CMO and Founder OptioPay The Audio Interview Podcast You can subscribe to our podcasts here. Fintech Reviews Since 2017 “Some neobanks retreated with their business from abroad. They understood that volume is not enough for a great value offer” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUbiCAQc22WsxyePUkzBI-LKh1y4yy0sq Feedback Reach out to us, here is our audience survey, to give us feedback, suggest topics, interview partners or just to say “Hallo!” https://forms.gle/mLV6mVKwGwKuut8BA The Interviewer This interview was conducted by Jörn “Joe” Menninger, startup scout, founder, and host of Startuprad.io. Reach out to him: LinkedIn Twitter Email Find all links and show notes here: https://www.startuprad.io/blog/fintech-review-2021-germany-austria-and-switzerland-gsa/

“For banks the pandemic meant that they had to digest 10 years of digitalization in only two years.” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author Hello and welcome everyone to our 2021 Fintech Review for the German Speaking Area - Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, also called GSA. This is an annual tradition started in 2014, first in German, now in English. You can find the older reviews in the blog post below: “Crypto is coming, no question. The metaverse is coming and exciting for me is the question how we will pay in the metaverse” Oliver Oster - CMO and Founder OptioPay “What struck me the most in 2020 is Crypto. It is sooo much more popular today than one or two years ago” Janis Dust - CMO and Co-Founder Epap Subscribe Here Find all options to subscribe to our newsletter, podcast, YouTube channel or listen to our internet radio station here: https://linktr.ee/startupradio “As people are going from in-person to remote a lot of [banking] processes have to be updated. It is basically a huge accelerator for the whole banking industry.” Frank Schwab - Co-Founder Fintech Forum Our Sponsor Startupraven The best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/ “[Venture] Capital becomes more concentrated. It will get harder for the new kids on the block” Frank Schwab - Co-Founder Fintech Forum Our Guests Today I welcome our guests: Janis Dust - A young fintech entrepreneur, co-founder and CMO of epap (https://de.linkedin.com/in/jannisdust) Paolo Sironi - A fintech entrepreneur, turned global research leader in banking and financial markets as well as a book author (Website: https://www.thepsironi.com/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/thepsironi/)You can buy his newest book here: https://amzn.to/30MLgOy Frank Schwab - Co-founder of Fintech Forum (http://fintechforum.de/) and multiple board member (https://www.linkedin.com/in/frankschwab/) Oliver Oster - Fintech entrepreneur, founding partner AQVC, founder and COO OptioPay (https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-oster-37611063/) “10 years ago adding the valuation and market capitalization of the global top 500 banks and fintech unicorns plus the payment providers: 10 years ago banks represented 97% of that value, today they are down to almost 70%.” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author “Some neobanks retreated with their business from abroad. They understood that volume is not enough for a great value offer” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author Find all links and show notes here: https://www.startuprad.io/blog/fintech-review-2021-germany-austria-and-switzerland-gsa/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/germanstartupnews/support

“For banks the pandemic meant that they had to digest 10 years of digitalization in only two years.” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author Hello and welcome everyone to our 2021 Fintech Review for the German Speaking Area - Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, also called GSA. This is an annual tradition started in 2014, first in German, now in English. You can find the older reviews in the blog post below: “Crypto is coming, no question. The metaverse is coming and exciting for me is the question how we will pay in the metaverse” Oliver Oster - CMO and Founder OptioPay “What struck me the most in 2020 is Crypto. It is sooo much more popular today than one or two years ago” Janis Dust - CMO and Co-Founder Epap Subscribe Here Find all options to subscribe to our newsletter, podcast, YouTube channel or listen to our internet radio station here: https://linktr.ee/startupradio “As people are going from in-person to remote a lot of [banking] processes have to be updated. It is basically a huge accelerator for the whole banking industry.” Frank Schwab - Co-Founder Fintech Forum Our Sponsor Startupraven The best way to identify investors and cooperation partners for early-stage startups. Sign up for early access here: https://startupraven.com/ “[Venture] Capital becomes more concentrated. It will get harder for the new kids on the block” Frank Schwab - Co-Founder Fintech Forum Our Guests Today I welcome our guests: Janis Dust - A young fintech entrepreneur, co-founder and CMO of epap (https://de.linkedin.com/in/jannisdust) Paolo Sironi - A fintech entrepreneur, turned global research leader in banking and financial markets as well as a book author (Website: https://www.thepsironi.com/, https://www.linkedin.com/in/thepsironi/)You can buy his newest book here: https://amzn.to/30MLgOy Frank Schwab - Co-founder of Fintech Forum (http://fintechforum.de/) and multiple board member (https://www.linkedin.com/in/frankschwab/) Oliver Oster - Fintech entrepreneur, founding partner AQVC, founder and COO OptioPay (https://www.linkedin.com/in/oliver-oster-37611063/) “10 years ago adding the valuation and market capitalization of the global top 500 banks and fintech unicorns plus the payment providers: 10 years ago banks represented 97% of that value, today they are down to almost 70%.” Paolo Sironi - Thought Leader and Author “The most obvious impact [of corona] for me was, that here in Berlin people have stopped paying cash and now pay by card or digital [cell phone or wrist watch]” Oliver Oster - CMO and Founder OptioPay Find all links and show notes here: https://www.startuprad.io/blog/fintech-review-2021-germany-austria-and-switzerland-gsa/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fintechgermany/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fintechgermany/support

On this episode of The Hockey Writers Prospect Corner, Matthew Zator, Peter Baracchini, and Greg Boysen get together to preview the upcoming 2022 World Junior Championship with the start of the team previews. First up are Germany and Austria. They go through who will step up in the absence of Lukas Reichel and J-J Peterka, Luca Munzenberger's impact and more. Then, on to Austria where they discuss Vinzenz Rohrer's potential, where he will go in the 2022 Draft and other players that fans should keep an eye on throughout the tournament. Finally, they conclude with another edition of the prospects of the week. The THW Prospect Corner crew are great writers too: Matthew Zator - Peter Baracchini - Greg Boysen And, make sure to check out all our great prospects content Follow The Hockey Writers: Twitter - Instagram - Facebook Sign up for the "Morning Skate" newsletter Join us in the Hockey Lounge on Discord to talk prospects and all things hockey Graphics by Vince Richard

Rabbi Eli Zians is the Director of Jewish & Student Life for grades K-8 at Brauser Maimonides Academy in Hollywood, FL, and he teaches middle school. He is the Teen Director for the Boca Raton Synagogue and the former Director for NCSY's JOLT Summer Program where he led high school groups through Poland, Germany/Austria and Israel for the past 8 years. Eli also served as Program Director for the Ronald Lauder Foundation throughout central Europe where he ran numerous Pesach, winter and summer programs for Russian immigrants living in Germany. He has since opened his own summer day camp, Camp Shemesh, in Boca Raton, FL.Gems:Find a way to get students engaged.Expose children to the concept of G-d and the different names of G-d.Train yourself to look at what the message could be.Education is giving over something to the child that will last with them long-term.Be creative in the classroom.Find new ways to help your students learn the material.Create memories.Take time to reflect and reassess.Pace yourself.Things will work out with time.Be adaptable.Be humble and admit when you make a mistake.Must be level of consistency and open communication between school and parents.You don't always need to recreate the wheel.*Rabbi Kalonymus Kalman Shapira- Chovas haTalmidimAmazon We receive a small commission for any items purchased through my Amazon link.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEModernTribe Judaica ModernTribe is contemporary Judaica that fits your lifestyle. Our focus has always been on you, the Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/JewishEducationExperiencePodcast)

Pennsylvania-born Bryan Ruby is a baseball player and country music songwriter who has traveled the world playing baseball while continuing with his career in music. Bryan's passion for country music was behind his decision to pass up a D1 baseball scholarship in order to study and play closer to Nashville, the mecca of country music. Bryan eventually wrapped up his college career at a D3 school in upstate New York in 2019 before taking his career overseas. In one of his final college games, Bryan played all 9 positions in a single game and it is this versatility combined with a little networking savviness that led to playing baseball in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Chile and Peru within his first year overseas. In this interview, Bryan talks about his European jet-setting baseball experience and springboarding that adventure to join a crew of international baseball players on a South American baseball journey. Byran also provides some great tips on how he utilized his first overseas experience to draw in multiple offers and further his off-the-field career.

Coucou everyone! This week we venture to Germany/Austria and Hungary to discuss the amazing, eventful life of Empress Sisi of Austria. We discuss the absolute dedication she had to her appearance and for the people of Hungary. A story almost too wild to be true. Next Cat tells us all about the Spooky Moosham Castle in Austria. Witches and werewolves and magic, oh myyyy. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram :) Sisi sources: Stuff You Missed in History Class Sisi wiki Minitopic sources: Moosham Castle wiki Dark Tourists Recommendations: Kate's Recommendation - Sisi Trilogy (Amazon) with Romy Schneider Catherine's Recommendation - Domaine Brazilier Cover art and logo by Kate Walker Mixed and edited by Catherine Roehre Theme song by Lumehill Thank you all - ciao!

Frauen sind in der Finanzbranche noch immer eine Rarität, sagt eine der führenden Damen in der Industrie. Ivonne Arold verantwortet in der DACH-Region das Management der Kundenbeziehungen von Moody's. Die Ratings der Agentur haben enormes Gewicht bei der Beurteilung von Unternehmen, aber auch am Kapitalmarkt. Dabei geht es längst um mehr als Kreditwürdigkeit. Ökologische Ausrichtung, soziales Verhalten und die Grundsätze der Unternehmensführung spielen eine immer größere Rolle. Und gerade bei der Art, wie Unternehmen geführt werden, richtet sich der Blick immer häufiger auf Themen, die manche seit Jahrzehnten für abgehakt hielten: Karrierechancen für Frauen, Gender Pay Gap, Diversität. Themen, die auch Ivonne Arold umtreiben. Die Finanzplatzinitiative ist in ihren Augen auch ein gutes Netzwerk, um in einer Männerdomäne mehr Gleichberechtigung zu ermöglichen – und damit einen echten Mehrwert für den Standort.

Phil, Jake and Jason are joined by returning champion singer-songwriter Dave Hause to rank the questionable experiment Chris Gaines on the List of Every Damn Thing. Plus we re-rank sex!Follow Dave on Instagram (@davehause), Twitter (@hausedave) and Facebook (DaveHauseMusic). You can find his songs on Spotify & Apple Music. If you're in Europe, here's the info on Dave's upcoming Germany / Austria shows. Most dates are sold out, so get on it for the ones that aren't! If you have something to add to the list, email it to list@everydamnthing.net (or get at us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook).SHOW NOTES: We make some references to ASMR, which stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (sometimes Auto Sensory Meridian Response). It's not always, or maybe not even usually, a sex thing. Kink-shaming is something Phil's always trying not to do. “Asparagus Tarzan”(Spargeltarzan) is a German slang term of endearment / insult equivalent to “stringbean” or “beanpole” in English. Here's some etymology. The name comes from a description of famous skinny German footballer, Hans Bongartz. “Friends in Low Places” was written by Dewayne Blackwell and Earl Bud Lee. As expected, there's nothing on the internet saying that either of them didn't spend all their songwriting proceeds on taking their family to the movies.  We discuss a few male celebrities with “can I speak to the manager” haircuts, including The Goo-Goo Dolls' Johnny Rzeznik, Country singer Keith Urban and Criss Angel.  We go into some detail about the CD booklet pics from the album Garth Brooks in… The Life of Chris Gaines, including the one featuring his creamy hammies. The similarity between Gaines and Zoolander is uncanny but we think they're both going for the same thing. It's like how calculus was invented by Newton and Leibniz at the same time. We talk about how the rapper Spice 1 sometimes switches mid-song into a dancehall influenced persona named Reggaengsta. A good example is from Clip & the Trigga. Luke the Drifter was an alter-ego that Hank Williams used for more explicitly religious material. Here's a little poem/sermon that's maybe a little ahead of its time, "Too Many Parties and Too Many Pals". Hank Williams, Jr. was apparently given the nickname Bocephus by his father, as he rocked in the cradle.  We talk a bit about Eminem's alter-ego Slim Shady. Here's a link to Feminem, who may or may not be related. Here's Chris Tucker in a recent standup special talking about Blade himself. We mention George Clooney, whose friends (aka Jason) know him as the “Cloontang”. Here's the Childish Gambino cover of Chris Gaines'  “Lost in You”. We talk about the Greg Album / Cher project Allman & Woman. Greg Allman has yet to be ranked on the List of Everything but his ex-wife Cher can currently be found at #7.  The Jay-Z / R. Kelly album is called Best of Both Worlds. ALSO DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE:YouTube * Tiktok * flossing * Crocs * Germans * asparagus pee * Zak Baggans * Garth Brooks * Trisha Yearwood * Saturday Night Live * Bret Michaels * Pee-Wee Herman * air * Paris Hilton * “Free Your Mind” by En Vogue * Paul Westerberg / Grandpaboy * Bad Religion * Cinderella (the princess) * bricks * Cheech & Chong * Spaceballs * Barry Bonds * The Last Starfighter * crushed ice * Prince * Dolly Parton * anticipation * volcels * masturbation * It's-It * Donald Duck * Clement Street in San Francisco * interspecies animal friends * coffeeBelow are the Top Ten and Bottom Top items on List of Every Damn Thing as of this episode (for the complete up-to-date list, go here):TOP TEN: Dolly Parton - person interspecies animal friends - idea sex - idea Clement Street in San Francisco - location Prince - person It's-It - food Cher - person Pee-Wee Herman - fictional character Donald Duck - fictional character Hank Williams - person BOTTOM TEN:161. Jenny McCarthy - person162. Jon Voight - person163. Hank Williams, Jr - person164. British Royal Family - institution165. Steven Seagal - person166. McRib - food167. war - idea168. cigarettes - drug169. QAnon - idea170. transphobia - ideaTheme song by Jade Puget. Graphic design by Jason Mann. This episode was edited by Jake MacLachlan, with audio help from Luke Janela. Show notes by Jake MacLachlan, Phil Green & Jason Marmor.Our website is everydamnthing.net and we're also on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.Email us at list@everydamnthing.net. 

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I mentioned a webinar that I am holding. Here is the link: www.moritzgruber.net/cv Today (and for 4 more episodes, we are having a very special guest: Stefanie Faist. The BCG Head of recruiting for Germany and Austria. In this episode, we talk about what to do if you are rejected. And we talk about the state of hiring during an economic crisis. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moritz-gruber/message

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Happy to have you back, homebrewer! Thank you for tuning in to this week’s episode of the Homebrew Happy Hour … the podcast where we answer all of your homebrewing questions and discuss all things related to craft beer! On Today’s Show: Todd and James are BACK from Germany/Austria! Even though I’m super jealous of their […]

On Monday 1 October, the joint bidding zone for German and Austrian Day-ahead prices was split into two separate markets. ICIS energy experts Roy Manuell and Diane Pallardy discuss the reasons for the split and its implications for German and Austrian power prices.

Our host Peter Woodbury talks with author and psychic Radleigh Valentine. Radleigh is the best-selling Hay House author of How to Be Your Own Genie: Manifesting the Magical Life You Were Born to Live. He is also the author of five tarot decks, one angel oracle deck, and the “Big Book of Angel Tarot.” As an internationally known spiritual teacher, Radleigh has spoken at more than 70 events in 10 countries since 2012, including over a dozen Hay House “I Can Do It” events. Radleigh is also an annual participant of the Hay House World Summit and is a regular speaker at the Angel World Summit in London, and Engelkongress in Germany & Austria. His radio show, “Magical Things with Radleigh Valentine”, is a mixture of teaching through laughter and poignant readings for listeners. His popular video show, “Ask Rad!”, airs on Facebook and Instagram simultaneously each week. To watch the video interview visit EdgarCayce.org/reflections 

Following the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and his wife Sophie in Sarajevo on June 28th 1914, Austria demanded concessions form Serbia. Germany's support would prove pivotal in transforming a Balkan crisis into a European war. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode we talk about pricing and more generically about market testing. I know, I know, marketing is probably not every coders favorite subject. I bring it up as I’ve noticed many apps in the marketplace that are underpriced. Apps that are cool, differentiated or do something of great value to the consumer can clearly support higher price points. No user is ever going to ask you to charge them more for your app so the task of picking the right price point falls on you. The easiest way to do that is to do market testing aka A/B testing (or split testing, bucket testing etc). In this episode I refer specifically to price testing for paid apps but this technique could easily be used to test for other things that might increase revenue in paid apps or downloads in free apps. All sorts of things like categories, descriptions, keywords, or artwork can be affect the performance of your app and so could be optimized.As I mentioned above, from what I’ve seen in the marketplace many developers will underprice their apps. They seem to be optimizing for number of downloads. That is indeed what you want for free or ad-supported apps but for paid apps you probably want to optimize for revenue and that formula is a simple one everyone knows: revenue = paid downloads x price. If you optimize for downloads then likely you are in a race to the bottom; i.e. how fast you can get to the $0.99 price point.Since you have 2 variables to optimize and only one which you have any control over, the easiest way to optimize for revenue is to test different price points and watch the number of paid downloads at each point. Obviously if you want to maximize revenue then you want to get the highest price possible for your app. To do that start at a high price. Over time you may need to drop the price (e.g. for competitive reasons or for sales or promotional events).So the obvious question is: how do I do market testing on the Windows Phone marketplace? Since you cannot vary pricing by market in the marketplace the way I recommend is to submit the same app with the same metadata twice. You would do that to two different markets that have very similar buying behavior. Examples of markets that have similar buying behavior are US/Canada, France/Belgium, Germany/Austria, or Australia/New Zealand. By doing this you can do your A/B testing; i.e. by maintaining all things equal except for pricing then you can figure out what price the market will bear for your app. Let me know what you think about this episode of Top Ranked.If you have questions about any of the videos, about problems or issues you’re hitting or if you have topics that you think would be of interest to other devs on the Windows Phone platform then drop me a note. I’d be particularly interested in hearing about some of the best practices you’ve adopted that you think have raised your quality or your ratings/ranking in the Marketplace. I’ll be sure to give full credit and link love whenever I can.The Top Ranked series is hosted on Channel 9. You can view all the past videos there. You can also subscribe to the entire series via Zune or iTunes. All that is available here: https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Top-RankedLet me know what you think by dropping me a note via the contact form on my blog here: https://blogs.msdn.com/b/benriga/contact.aspxOr better yet follow me on twitter and drop me a note there: https://twitter.com/benrigaTechnorati Tags: Windows Phone,Windows Phone Development,wpdev,Windows Phone Marketplace,Market Testing,A/B Testing

A gold medal game between Germany/Austria and Team Spain to top of the World Tournament series for the summer season.Global Online Hockey Association