Podcasts about HL

SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey on the SEC moving to a 9-game football schedule; (12:00) UK players, coaches on football camp coming to a close; (16:00) Jon Hale of the HL on what he sees ahead for UK football; (39:00) EKU radio voice Greg Stotelmyer on the Colonels' upcoming opener at U of L; (58:00) a look back at a busy week in college sports + Heroes, Fools and Flakes: What do Fred & Ethel and Cracker Barrel have to do with sports?

This week, Pete and Roger answer your questions about investing and planning for children, including trusts, life insurance and how to keep tax low. Shownotes: https://meaningfulmoney.tv/QA22  01:35  Question 1 Hi, A friend recommended your podcast in mid-Dec and have already listened to the Financial Advice Process and  Combining Pensions episodes (which were both 100% relevant) and working my way through the Q&A episodes. I have a question about share trading accounts for my children (14, 13 and 11). They are in a fortunate position where they all have JISA's (held at Hargreaves Lansdown) which I contribute to (max amount) and manage, without their knowledge. My wife and I also hold ISA's at HL as well, which we max out. I was taught to be a saver as a child, not an investor, and this is something I have learnt more about as I get older. Your recent Q&A podcasts mentioned a couple of times about looking forward and not back - there is nothing I can do about my historic saving, and wish this was invested rather than saved!! However, my children are a lot more savvy about investing, than I ever was at their age. The two oldest children play a game called Business Empire and are multi trillionaires, I'd like to teach them the benefits of investing in the real world, but that it might not be quite as easy as Business Empire! We have discussed setting up a separate trading accounts for the children, putting some money in (poss £3k / £5k) and the children then managing the investment decisions. I want to keep the accounts separate from their JISA, so they don't get visibility of their JISA. Preferably I own the account and login, and the children can then ask me the value or ask me to execute trades on their behalf, which they request. They will make all the investment decisions. I recognise that they could turn £3k / £5k into zero quite quickly! Let's hope that Business Empire teaches them something. The only way I have found to be able to set up trading accounts for the children is that I set up a Bear Trust for the children, which seems overly complicated for what I'm trying to achieve. Or I create an account at AJ Bell for one of the children in my name and find 2 other companies to set up trading accounts for the other children in my name. Or I create a SIPP for the children. So the question is, where / how can I set up a trading account for children, so they can get experience of investing and making their own investment decisions. Love the podcast, keep up the good work Thanks, Stuart 10:00  Question 2 Hello Pete and Roger, Really enjoying the podcast. The Q&A shows have been fantastic for hearing about other people's financial conundrums and thinking about how to apply those lessons in my own situation. I have some questions about children's savings that I hope will help others too. For context, my wife and I have a 12 year old daughter and 8 year old son. My son has a severe learning disability meaning he is unlikely to ever be able to manage his finances independently. I get a good salary from full time employment and pay additional rate tax, while my wife stopped working several years ago to care full time for our son. Question 1: Can you please interpret the rule: "if, in the tax year, the child gets more than £100 in interest from money given by a parent. The parent will have to pay tax on all the interest if it's above their own Personal Savings Allowance? Both children get £60 a month paid into children's cash savings accounts since they were babies - half from us and half from grandparents. Last year, my daughter got £300 of interest. My hope/assumption is that the rule applies per parent. Otherwise, given my personal savings allowance is £0 I would potentially owe £135 of tax on my daughter's earnings having only contributed a quarter of the funds over 12 years. We've now moved the bulk of her savings into a stocks and shares JISA to avoid any tax hassle, but this wouldn't be suitable for my son who will be unable to manage the account when he turns 18. Does it make a difference if the payments come from my wife's solo bank account vs our joint account? Question 2: Related to the above, where do you start with financial planning for a child with learning disabilities? What are the big things we should consider? Will savings in my son's name affect his entitlement to the benefits and care he will need as an adult? Any advice on finding and vetting a good financial advisor with expertise in this area, as I appreciate specific personal circumstances will have a big effect here? Thanks, David, in Leeds 19:52  Question 3 Hi Pete and Roger Thanks for all the content over the years, so glad I found your podcast in my late twenties so hopefully I can look back in years to come and thank you for helping set me on the right track financially. My question is a little general in the sense that I don't know what I don't know, but I'm wondering what things I may need to do differently now that my wife and I have our first child on the way (we're both 30 y/o). We currently save/invest each month in a mix of cash savings and a stocks and shares ISA, have a mortgage of which the payment is about to increase now our 5 year fix from 2020 is ending, and have decreasing life insurance (with critical illness cover). I mention these things specifically because they're the things I'm aware of that we may need to tweak when the baby arrives. We'd like to start putting money aside for them to use when they're 18 for travelling or a house or whatever they want really, I've heard of junior ISA's, is there an advantage to using these over just keeping a separate pot in our own names? Are there any other child specific options for this purpose? Do we also need to re-assess the life insurance when we have a child. It's currently set up to cover the mortgage should something happen to one of us, but with a child to think about I'd feel more comfortable knowing my wife wouldn't have the pressure of needing to work in the short-term alongside bringing up a child alone should anything happen to me (and vice-versa). Are there any other child related things we ought to be thinking about financially speaking? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and perhaps changes you made when you had children! Liam 27:15  Question 4 Hi both, thanks for the great content and your dulcet tones. Please can I ask two quick question? Q1: I've paid £2880 into my child's (2y.o) Junior SIPP, grossed up to £3600 through tax relief. I am a higher rate tax payer, can I claim the extra 20% tax relief, even though it's not my private pension? If yes, is this just via my self assessment? Q2: if this £2880 was transferred, via bank transfer, from my parent (I.e. grandparent of my child) to me, then to my child, can it count as gift from the grandparent straight to my child? Or does it count as 2 gifts, a gift from my parent to me, then another gift from me to my child, for IHT purposes. Loving your work, Best wishes, Phil 30:10  Question 5 Hello gents. Firstly, a huge thank you for everything you (all!) do there at Meaningful Money.  I'm a LONG time listener, and the help and support I've gleaned from this excellent podcast over the years has been invaluable!  Keep up the great work! My question: As the parent of a disabled adult (18 years old), do you have any suggestions/recommendations for the things that we should be thinking about and putting in to place when legacy planning.  My better half and I are married, with mirror Wills in place to leave to each other, or to both children equally in the event we both die (2nd child is currently 16).  However, we are aware that should our disabled 18 year old inherit a pretty reasonable sized share of our estate, this would impact on the support and benefits that they have recently been awarded.  This must be a fairly common situation, but we haven't been able to find much clear guidance, so we're hoping you can suggest what the best way(s) to deal with this situation might be so that we know where to look? We did have a brief look in to trusts, but they seem a bit of a minefield, and we don't want to burden anyone else with what appears can become a sizable task to administer. Just to also mention, we are hoping that we will be able to get LPA's in place for our disabled child (otherwise apply for deputyship, however LPA is the preference if possible as seems the much easier option…), however we're hoping to be able to manage until our youngest reaches 18, so that they can also be added as an Attorney(/Deputy), for longevity and diversification, rather than having to do it all again in a couple of years.  Not sure how relevant that is, but added just in case… Many thanks again. Peter. 36:16  Question 6 Hello Pete and Roger, My question for you is how best to invest a lump sum that you intend to drawn down over a period of time? I will soon be in the fortunate position to be gifted a significant lump sum which I intend to use to pay school and university fees for the next 15 years that my children will be in full time education. I could just keep it in cash and a draw it down over time but I would like to invest it to generate a higher return and hopefully still have some left over at the end. How should I go about investing this money? I have a high risk tolerance but 100% equity doesn't seem sensible if I am drawing down regular amounts. Also I am an additional rate taxpayer so should I be considering asking for the money to be gifted directly to my children in a bare trust rather than to me? Keep up the fantastic work. Best regards, George

Original text by David Pogue, Macworld June 1996. The database review mentioned in this article might be one of these two. Review of the hilariously terrible Brother HL-8 printer and two (yes, two) attempts at Macintosh drivers for the HL-8. Review of the smoking hot Envisio Notebook Display Adapter (1992). Audio version. “If you've worked for the company, can you write the review? No.” Pogue found himself in a similar conundrum. His review of Finale 1.0 included the disclaimer, “Since writing this review in September 1988, David Pogue has become a paid consultant for Coda Music Software.” One reader applauded Macworld for this disclosure but still argued it was a conflict of interest. Pogue stated, “My future reviews for Macworld will not include music software,” though that was not to last very long. See his 1994/1995 reviews of AutoScore, Practica Musica, MOTU's Performer, and Opcode Vision. I don't recall and was unable to dig up any rebuttal ads targeting David Pogue. If anyone out there is in the know and feels like naming names, drop me a line and I'll update this episode. David, are you reading this? :-)

Bundeskanzler, Pilot, Ingenieur? Was soll man nur werden, wenn man groß ist? Aber wann ist man eigentlich groß? Mit 18, 25 oder 30? Autorin Ayleen Nüchter aus Hünfeld weiß, man ist dann „groß“ ist, wenn man auch Großes bewirkt. Ein gutes Beispiel dafür ist der Hl. Laurentius, dessen Namenstag wir heute feiern.

im Rahmen der Hl. Messe zum Jubiläum der Jugend, Rom Übersetzung.: Gabi Fröhlich, radio horeb

im Rahmen der Hl. Messe zum Jubiläum der Jugend, Rom Übersetzung.: Gabi Fröhlich, radio horeb

UK adds 6 new names to its athletic Hall of Fame; (8:00) my longtime broadcast partner Doug Flynn on being one of those named; (19:00) ex-Cat OL Kenneth Horsey on what it takes to build a Big Blue Wall; (39:00) HL's Caroline Makauskas on the UK women's bkb Cats; (58:00) WDKY's Michael Epps on wrapping up his stay in Lexington and sometimes, in basic training, it's every man for himself...

Cuộc họp kéo dài hai ngày giữa Bộ trưởng Tài chính Mỹ Scott Bessent và Phó Thủ tướng Trung Quốc Hà Lập Phong tại Stockholm, bắt đầu từ thứ Hai, đóng vai trò quan trọng trong nỗ lực của Washington và Bắc Kinh nhằm ổn định “lệnh ngừng bắn” trong cuộc chiến thương mại đầy hỗn loạn, ăn miếng trả miếng giữa hai bên. Xem thêm.

Marek Novotný je policejním instruktorem, učí sebeobranu, pacifikovat nebezpečné lidi. Kromě toho jako horolezec zdolává osmitisícovky. „Kamarád mě pozval na expedici a změnil mi tím život. Podlehl jsem ledovému království. Poprvé v životě jsem v duši cítil, že ať se děje, co se děje, musím znova,“ vzpomíná na svou první zkušenost. Koncem června zdolal s Ondřejem Hlásným horu Nanga Parbat, a to bez pomoci šerpů i bez kyslíku. Nyní se zotavují z omrzlin.Všechny díly podcastu Host Lucie Výborné můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Anna ist nach wie vor ein beliebter Vorname. Christen feiern heute den Namenstag der Hl. Anna. Jede/r Namenspatron hat uns auch heute viel zu sagen. "Anna Selbdritt" wird in der christlichen Kunst gerne dargestellt.

The boys are back in the studio to break down last weeks events in Ohio: Fremont, Attica, Eldora. Stoking the FireAccident at Attica Raceway Park on Tuesday 7/15.Eldora on Wednesday and Thursday storylines, Gravel DQ, Bitcoin, Donny hits 30 consecutive Kings Royal A-mains, turn 1 carnage. And our opinion on a bigger crown. Gio Scelzi and KCP Racing part ways. Gio finds a new ride, and so does KCP. Medical Provisionals? Atomic Speedway cancels remaining Ohio Valley late model dirt series races for 2025.Yet another late model suspension. This time in the MARS series / DIRTcar sanction. Christmas in July!! It's the most wonderful time of the year - Indiana Sprint Week! We preview the week, starting at The Dirt Track at IMS. We make our winner picks for each event. And also the overall ISW champ prediction. USAC/CRA - Louie Vermeil Classic entry list hits 30 drivers. The event takes place on Saturday, Aug 30 and Sunday, Aug 31 @ Calistoga Speedway.On deck for the week: ISW, WoO at BAPS & Summer Nats at Williams Grove, HL at Lernerville, FALS for the PDC, SCCT Western Sprint Tour Speedweek.A loaded social media of the week.The Draft(Ends around 38:00 minute mark)Feature FinishWoO sprint cars @ Attica Raceway ParkHigh Limit @ Eldora Speedway for the Double Down Duels and Jokers JackpotWoO sprint cars - Knight Before and the 42nd Kings Royal @ Eldora SpeedwayLucas Oil late models @ Husets Speedway for the Silver Dollar Nationals USAC Silver Crown @ Salt City SpeedwayNARC King of the West @ Ocean Speedway for the 15th Annual Howard Kaeding ClassicSCCT Western Sprint Tour SpeedweekXtreme Outlaw midgets @ Spoon River PA weekly showsKnoxville weekly show + 360 shootoutSTSS at Afton Motorsports ParkUSAC/CRA @ Perris Auto SpeedwayUSAC East Coast sprints @ Bridgeport(Ends around 48:00 minute mark)The SmokeZacks Diner, Charlie goes to Owensboro for a buffet. Amish bread grilled cheese

In this episode, Jonathan W. Friedberg, MD; Alex F. Herrera, MD; and Kara Kelly, MD, discuss the latest frontline treatment options for advanced Hodgkin lymphoma (HL) and approaches to personalizing treatment for the general patient population, older patients, and pediatric patients. This podcast was adapted from a live presentation held in May 2025.The Landscape of Frontline Options in HLSpecial Considerations for Older PatientsSpecial Considerations for Pediatric PatientsFuture Directions in HLPresenters:Jonathan W. Friedberg, MDDirector, Wilmot Cancer InstituteSamuel Durand Professor of Medicine and OncologyUniversity of RochesterRochester, New YorkAlex F. Herrera, MDChief, Division of LymphomaProfessor, Department of Hematology and Hematopoietic Cell TransplantationMedical Director of the City of Hope Clinical Trials OfficeAssociate Medical Director of the Briskin Center for Clinical ResearchCity of Hope Medical CenterDuarte, CaliforniaKara M. Kelly, MDWaldemar J. Kaminski Endowed Chair of PediatricsRoswell Park Comprehensive Cancer CenterDivision Chief and Professor of PediatricsUniversity at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical SciencesBuffalo, New YorkContent based on an online CME program supported by an independent educational grant from Bristol Myers Squibb.Link to CME: Claim Credithttps://bit.ly/3TQ0M45Link to full program: https://bit.ly/4eV8AuW

The Best of the BBI with Jon Hale of the HL, UK Network's Christi Thomas, Keith Farmer from BBN Tonight and retired NFL ref Jim Daopolous...

Join Susannah Streeter and Sarah Coles as they explore what's been moving markets and what big changes to financial advice could mean for your money.Trade tensions, investor sentiment, oil prices and shifting mortgage rules are all in focus, as the team breaks down what it means for markets and borrowers.Helen Morrissey, head of retirement analysis at HL, explains how reforms to the advice boundary could help more people make better financial decisions, from investing spare cash to planning for retirement.This podcast isn't personal advice. If you're unsure what's right for you, seek financial advice. Investments can go up and down in value, so you could get back less than you invest. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hlásíme se vám z kempovacího týdne. Hned po probuzení v Buzzovi, poblíž Řípu, jsem nahrál tuhle reflexi. "Ne všechno musí být pravda, ale mohla by být. Ani bych se nedivila" ) Ano opět řeším komentáře. Ale také kavárny na nedostupných místech, skákání sám sobě do řeči. A to, že pivo nemusí být vždycky guláš ze šesti. O Šárce, Řípu ( chybí nám snad jenom Blaník) a výletech. A jedem na kafe, na polovinu kafe. #111 #gastromapalukasehejlika

UK lands a high-profile football/basell recruit and he talks about his decision to be a Wildcat; (12:00) ex-Cat Koby Brea is part of a record NBA trade; (18:00) legendary journalist Oscar Combs; (39:00) Cameron Drummond of the HL talks recruiting; (59:00) NBA/ABA legend Rick Barry rips the way the pro game is being played now; (1:01:00) Johnny Bench on meeting the Mick and a caddy gets no money from the Dali Lama but doesn't leave empty-handed...

Hendrik Ottósson var blaðamaður og fréttamaður við útvarpið, hann skrifaði frægar barnabækur um líf barna og unglinga í Reykjavík um og laust upp úr aldamótunum 1900 og hann var líka skeleggur pólitískur baráttumaður á vinstri vængnum. Hann skrifaði bráðskemmtilegar æviminningar sem hann nefndi frá Hlíðarhúsum og hér segir af bernskunni í Reykjavík.

Öll viðtölin úr þætti dagsins ásamt símatíma: Elín Guðný Hlöðversdóttir, eigandi Litlu kaffistofunnar sem lokar á morgun Magnús Hlynur Hreiðarsson fréttamaður á Sýn Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir, forseti Alþingis um framhald þingstarfa, sumarfrí, málþóf og málin sem bíða Halla Björk Reynisdóttir forseti bæjarstjórnar Akureyrar Simatími Leó Árnason prímusmótor í uppbyggingu Miðbæjarins á Selfossi Rúna Ásmundsdóttir vegagerðinni um hjartaljósin á Akureyri Jóhannes Þór Skúlason, framkvæmdastjóri Samtaka ferðaþjónustunnar Ragnar Freyr Yngvarsson formaður læknafélags Reykjavíkur Bragi Bjarnason, bæjarstjóri Árborgar

In this episode of Set Lusting Bruce, host Jesse Jackson reconnects with an old friend HL after 25 years. They reminisce about their time working together and discuss HL's journey from central Pennsylvania to Texas. HL shares his passion for baking, particularly German pastries, inspired by his daughter's time in Germany. They also discuss the influence of music, particularly Bruce Springsteen, on their lives. HL talks about how he started his Texan-German bakery, Tex Brochen, and the joy he finds in mastering new recipes. The episode concludes with the 'Mary Question,' exploring whether Mary gets in the car in Springsteen's iconic song Thunder Road. 00:00 Introduction and Patreon Shoutouts 01:44 Welcome to Set Lusting Bruce 02:06 Reconnecting with HL 02:40 HL's Background and Move to Texas 04:53 Musical Influences and Memories 07:53 College and Early Career 09:53 Working at Bank Tech and Meeting His Wife 18:38 Transition to Furniture Making and Baking 22:48 From Hobby to Business: The Journey Begins 24:31 Tex and German Bakery: A Unique Blend 26:17 Challenges and Rewards of Baking 29:58 The Art and Science of Baking 31:27 Musical Inspirations and Personal Stories 38:39 The Mary Question: A Thought-Provoking Tradition 41:06 Closing Thoughts and Contact Information Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Set Lusting Bruce, host Jesse Jackson reconnects with an old friend HL after 25 years. They reminisce about their time working together and discuss HL's journey from central Pennsylvania to Texas. HL shares his passion for baking, particularly German pastries, inspired by his daughter's time in Germany. They also discuss the influence of music, particularly Bruce Springsteen, on their lives. HL talks about how he started his Texan-German bakery, Tex Brochen, and the joy he finds in mastering new recipes. The episode concludes with the 'Mary Question,' exploring whether Mary gets in the car in Springsteen's iconic song Thunder Road. https://texbrotchen.com/ 00:00 Introduction and Patreon Shoutouts 01:44 Welcome to Set Lusting Bruce 02:06 Reconnecting with HL 02:40 HL's Background and Move to Texas 04:53 Musical Influences and Memories 07:53 College and Early Career 09:53 Working at Bank Tech and Meeting His Wife 18:38 Transition to Furniture Making and Baking 22:48 From Hobby to Business: The Journey Begins 24:31 Tex and German Bakery: A Unique Blend 26:17 Challenges and Rewards of Baking 29:58 The Art and Science of Baking 31:27 Musical Inspirations and Personal Stories 38:39 The Mary Question: A Thought-Provoking Tradition 41:06 Closing Thoughts and Contact Information Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

14. Juni 2025, 19.00 Uhr, Hl. Geist-Kirche, München, Dreifaltigkeitssonntag Eine Einladung, jeden Gottesdienst als göttliches Ereignis zu begreifen und aktiv zu gestalten. Vielleicht war es nie die Botschaft selbst, sondern die Form, die uns ferngehalten hat. Diese Predigt nimmt ein altes Bild neu in die Hand: Gott ist Gemeinschaft – nicht Herrscher über ein System. Ein Gottesdienst kann dann zu etwas anderem werden: Nicht Pflicht, nicht Vortrag, sondern gemeinsames Geschehen – zwischen Himmel und Erde. Ein Impuls für alle, die sich nach echter Tiefe und Beziehung sehnen – auch jenseits der Konfession.

První desítky Čechů se kvůli izraelsko-íránskému konfliktu vrátily do Česka. Hlásí se i další zájemci o odjezd z Izraele a Íránu? Ustojí vládní koalice jednání o vyslovení nedůvěry kabinetu? A je vysvětlování bitcoinové kauzy ze strany ODS dostatečné? Vodácká sezona je v plném proudu – jaké změny připravuje Národní park Šumava ohledně Teplé Vltavy, která zažívá kolísání hladiny?Všechny díly podcastu Hlavní zprávy - rozhovory a komentáře můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

In Passau steht im Dominnenhof ein Flüchtlingszelt der UNHCR – d.h. übersetzt: Flüchtlingskommissariat der Vereinten Nationen. Das Zelt wurde im Zuge des Hl. Jahres aufgestellt, um auf die Situation von Geflüchteten aufmerksam zu machen. Jetzt war der Pressesprecher und Abteilungsleiter der UNO-Flüchtlingshilfe Deutschland, Marius Tünte, in Passau zu Gast.

Vince Marrow speaks out; Travis Perry on his first practice as an Ole Miss Rebel; (13:00) Brandon Garrison on how he plans to improve this upcoming season; (19:00) Washington Post writer Chuck Culpepper, formerly with the HL; (39::00) ex-Cat DB Van Hiles on the impact of Marrow's departure; (59:00) a look back at an eventful week; (1:11:00) Heroes, Fools and Flakes and a wise man on the value of equality - as long as nobody is more equal than I am...

Otega Oweh on his return to UK; (9:00) revisiting Secretariat's Belmont Stakes romp; (18:00) HL columnist John Clay on his impending retirement; (39:00) UK Voice Tom Leach on the Vince Marrow announcement as well as UK hoops; (58:00) BBN Tonight co-anchor Keith Farmer on Marrow's move, the football Cats and his beloved Steelers signing Aaron Rodgers plus -- another villain feels the sting of Archer's wit...

Übertr: Radio Vatikan, Rom, Italien (im Rahmen der Hl. Messe zu Pfingsten)

Übertr: Radio Vatikan, Rom, Italien (im Rahmen der Hl. Messe zum Jubiläum der Familien)

Odborně jde o dyslálii, patlavost či vývojovou poruchu artikulace. Ale pořád s tím mívají potíže další děti. Hláskám R, L, Ř nebo sykavkám se budeme věnovat s klinickou logopedkou Lucií Vyhlídalovou. Moderuje Bořek Volný.

Special guest Chase Raudman joins us, HL weekend recap and look ahead, local Colorado weekend recap (El Paso County)

Phó Thủ tướng Hà Lập Phong sẽ bị thử thách trong thời gian “đình chiến” 90 ngày.Xem thêm.

Það er komið að þætti tvö af uppbótartímanum, nýjum hlaðvarpsþætti um kvennaboltann hér á Fótbolta.net. Valur er í mikilli lægð í Bestu deild kvenna þessa stundina en þær töpuðu 4-0 á móti Breiðabliki síðasta föstudag. Valsliðið er aðeins með sjö stig eftir sex leiki og er með -2 í markatölu. Hvað er eiginlega í gangi hjá Hlíðarendafélaginu? Rætt er um það og margt annað í þættinum. Breiðablik og Þróttur eru á toppnum, Víkingur er í fallsæti og það eru áhugaverðir hlutir í gangi. Guðmundur Aðalsteinn stýrir og sérfræðingar í þessum þætti eru Adda Baldursdóttir og Magnús Haukur Harðarson. Hertz er stoltur stuðningsaðili kvennaboltans á Fótbolta.net.

Co-host Alex dives deep into the current world of advertising with H/L agency's very own Roselyn Pla, Daisy Serafini, and Dallas Baker. They discuss how the industry has evolved, the impact of data-driven decision-making, the rise of influencer marketing, and the growing influence of AI on creativity. H/L shares insights on breaking into the industry, pushing creative boundaries, and maintaining authenticity in a crowded, fast-paced digital world.ABOUT H/LH/L is an independent advertising agency committed to making a lasting impact—for its clients, its people, and the communities it serves. With a mission to meaningfully advance business, careers, and culture, H/L goes beyond great ideas to build momentum that drives real, measurable growth. Every campaign, media strategy, and market gain is part of a bigger vision: to create opportunity and lasting impact.Headquartered in some of the most culturally rich cities in the U.S. and beyond, H/L draws strength from the diverse perspectives of its team—known as H/Lers. This diversity fuels creativity and brings unexpected insights to every engagement. The agency is deeply connected to the communities where it lives and works, giving back generously and drawing inspiration from the people and places that shape it.H/L is known for cultivating long-term client relationships—often spanning decades—thanks to its values of inclusivity, adaptability, and relentless pursuit of what's possible. At its core, H/L is an agency that's not just based in communities—it's made by them.LINKS:hl.agencyFOLLOW:⁠Linkedin.com/company/the-furious-curious⁠CREDITS:This episode was hosted by Alex Detmering, produced by Britton Rice, Alex Detmering and Nicole Lazar. Videography by Yavor Vesselinov. Our original logo is by Nate Betts.©2024, ©2025 The Furious Curious

Baseball Wildcats with a huge sweep & softball heading for NCAAs; (9:00) Cats prospering in the NBA playoffs; da birth of DA BEARS; (20:00) Ben Roberts of the HL on Ky's new hoops roster; (39:00) HOF coach Keith Madison on the baseball Cats and Mini-Bears vs. the Giants -- they win by how much?

HL weekend and Kokomo recap, Dirt Dollars, ASCS & Colorado weekend preview, special guest announcement

Zusammenfassung vom Abend der Wahl, der Hl. Messe mit den Kardinälen und dem ersten Mittagsgebet von Leo XIV.

New faces for the football Wildcats; (12:00) the Triple Crown calendar needs to change; (19:00) John Clay of the HL on the Ky Derby winner skipping the Preakness; (39:00) Unforgettable guard Sean Woods on the spiraling NIL numbers in college basketball and how they might affect high school recruiting; (59:00) West Coach Bureau Chief Gary Moore PLUS a Water Boy who knows more than just water...

Ólöf Sigurðardóttir frá Hlöðum skrifaði grein í Eimreiðina árið 1906 þar sem hún lýsti bernskuheimili sínu, en hún ólst upp við mikla fátækt. Greinin vakti athygli á sínum tíma, því hún lýsti því sem ekki mátti lýsa: nöturlegum aðstæðum í íslenskum torfbæ. Greinin er talin vera fyrsti sjálfsævisögulegur þáttur íslenskrar konu. Til stendur að gefa greinina út í bók í sumar. Við heimsækjum verslunina Klístur og saumaverkstæðið Saumakallinn sem er starfrækt í Glæsibæ. Þar er hægt að fá límmiða, fatabætur, Crocs-skrauttappa og viðgerðir á fötum. Saumakallinn Arnar Stefánsson tekur á móti okkur.

„Ég held að líf okkar sé á mörgum tíðnisviðum. Það er einhver tíðni sem ljóðið tilheyrir þar sem ekkert annað er. Ef maður sinnir ekki þessari tíðni verður lífið fátækara og leiðinlegra," segir Ragnar Helgi Ólafsson, en þeir Dagur Hjartarson hafa síðustu tólf ár staðið fyrir ýmsum gjörningum, viðburðum og útgáfu undir formerkjum Tunglsins. Félgarnir koma við í hljóðstofu í Víðsjá dagsins, segja okkur frá nýrri ritröð ljóðaþýðinga sem þeir kalla Svarthol og velta fyrir sér tilvist ljóðsins. Við lítum líka við á einkasýningu Jónu Hlífar Halldórsdóttur, Alverund, í Hafnarborg, og heyrum heimspekihugleiðingu Freyju Þórsdóttur, sem að þessu sinni veltir fyrir sér hverfulleika, varanleika, minni og meðvitund.

V květnu na houby? Proč ne! Hlíva ústřičná je zdravá, chutná a prý i omlazuje. A když ji uděláte na divoko, klidně nahradí i sváteční svíčkovou s knedlíkem. Více prozradí Alenka s Jiřinkou.

Omnia is the CoFounder of Kinetiq.In this episode, we cover the native liquid staking protocol for Hyperliquid, with the upcoming launch of its LST for HYPE, called kHYPE. We dive into how kHYPE can unlock new utility and yield opportunities across Hyperliquid DeFi, the architecture behind its staking design, and the early institutional demand for exposure to HYPE through Kinetiq's platform.------

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Support Midgard Musings By Clicking Here: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/MidgardMusings⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Click here to visit Fjallvaettir Workshop: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://fjallvaettir.com/⁠⁠⁠Bear in mind this is just the scratching of the surface. In Germanic culture the Earth was considered especially sacred, exemplified by the fact that most sacred sites were found in groves, and specific trees were particularly designated as holy sites such as with the Donor Oak dedicated to Thor in Saxony, and the Irminsul - sacred pillars made from trees used at sites of worship.In Norse Heathen views, Jörð is synonymous with the Earth, translated her name literally means Earth. Throughout skaldic poetry she is also called Fjörgyn, Hlóðynn, Fold, and Grund, all of which also mean Earth. Beyond this she is seldom mentioned in the surviving sources thus we know very little about her aside from the fact that she was said to be the mother of Thor.

This week we answer questions on the loose theme of capital gains tax and investing via General Investment Accounts (GIAs). Spoiler alert - nothing's as simple as it might seem! Shownotes: https://meaningfulmoney.tv/QA11    01:06  Question 1 Whenever a question comes up in our Facebook group about Capital Gains and GIAs (General Investment Accounts) I get a sinking feeling as I do not know much about that type of account, and I don't have one myself.  I am not alone. I have gathered questions from our listeners about capital gains, so in this episode Pete & Roger can tell us all about Capital Gains, Dividends, and anything else we need to know about using a GIA, and other situations which involve capital gains tax. 19:03  Question 2 Hi both, I've recently discovered your podcast and have thoroughly enjoyed my commutes listening to you. Personable and informative. I have a question about selling my buy-to-let property that is in my personal name. My mortgage term is ending in June 2026 and I'd like to sell it for one of better quality that has less issues. I'm currently a higher-rate taxpayer but we're planning to start a family in the next year, meaning I'll be on maternity leave for 12 months which will push my salary down to basic-rate. Impossible to plan when I'll get pregnant but it would be useful to know how HMRC calculates my salary (and over what time period) so that I pay basic-rate CGT when selling my buy-to-let? Apologies for a very wordy question! Thanks a lot and best wishes, Winnie 22:17  Question 3 Hi Pete, I hope you're doing well! I've been really enjoying the Meaningful Money podcast and had a question I'd love to hear your thoughts on the show: In a general investment account (GIA), is it's better to use an income fund to avoid triggering CGT if income is needed (assuming the dividends covers the needs in the short term)? Thanks so much for your wisdom! And keep up the great work on the podcast! :) Best regards, Chloe 26:53  Question 4 Hi Pete, Roger (and Nick who I assume is reading this :-)) I have a question I'd be grateful if you could answer which is around capital gains tax on any shares or funds held outside an ISA/pension. To use an example with higher numbers so that the allowance is used for simplicity: - You have £100k in a GIA - it increases by £10k a year for the first two years; - it's then down £2k in the third - the total value is now £118k - You then want to draw out £10k - How do you work out what capital gains the tax is to be paid on i.e. is the full £10k considered a gain? - Is the withdrawal from the original £100k or from the increase in value i.e. gain? - Would you be better to withdraw up the annual allowance every year and then put it back in to reduce the gain, considering there's no allowance for the impact of inflation? Love the show, keep up the good work in whatever format you decide going forwards - you've made real differences to the way I've managed my investments over the years, especially at scary times like Covid and your book and courses have given my kids the education they need for their long investing lives. Thanks, Dino 36:39  Question 5 Hi Pete & Rodger, I started a deep dive into our overall finances over the Christmas period, to set the picture I am 47, my wife's 42 and we have two children a boy 5 & a girl 3. I received a diagnosis last year which will have a long term impact on my ability to sustain my current level of income & type of work I do. We have a 154k mortgage with 19 years left on the term, with the uncertainty around my health I have decided to target maximum overpayments on the mortgage, this year we can pay 18k extra. My questions are: 1. I plan to save circa 1k per month salary to put into the overpayment pot, I am hopeful that the HL shares will meet past highs and I can use some of that money to top up the salary savings and hit our target. Do I pay tax on the profit I make from selling shares? If it's no more than 3k? I was hopeful I could sell shares annually and withdraw the gains annually, then reinvest in same stock when they dip. I realise that past performance isn't always guaranteed but monitoring since covid the stocks I am invested in are fluctuating from a £15 low to £20 high annually. So looking to sell at £19.5. Is this the best way to use the extra cash at present given the plan to access quickly at times. I have maxed out isa allowance for current FY (2024/25) but will probably pay the 1k per month into an isa in new FY. 2. I am planning to do lump sum overpayment rather than setup monthly, just to give easy access to funds should they be required. I plan to cash in some company SIPPS annually when they aren't taxable (after 5 years) that sum will be on average 1k per year. Will the SIPPS cashed in and gains from HL sales leave me vulnerable to paying capital gains tax? If all goes to plan we could be mortgage free by 2033 approximately and there would be less of a dependency on my salary. Deep down I just want us to be setup financially as best we can with the uncertainty around my health. I would really appreciate your views, love the podcast and it's been a real source of knowledge to me. Best Regards Lee 43:52  Question 6 Hi Pete & Roger, I found your YouTube channel last year and through that the Podcast – both are absolutely fantastic and have helped me and my family so much with many aspects of managing our money and planning our finances. My question relates to if and to what extent capital gains tax can be offset by making SIPP contributions. My wife and I jointly own a buy to let property that we are selling in the new financial year (25/26).  When the sale completes, we expect to each have a taxable capital gain of around £30,000.  My wife earns around £10k a year from a part time job, therefore most of her gain will be taxable at the lower rate of 18%.  For the last couple of years, she has made annual gross SIPP contributions 100% of her earnings (£10,000) which is the maximum gross contribution she can receive basic rate tax relief on. This year, as well as contributing the usual £10,000 gross, (100% of earned income), can she also contribute up to a further £30,000 gross and receive basic rate tax relief on this additional contribution, thus offsetting the CGT paid on the gain from the property sale?  If so, with CGT payable at 18% and basic rate tax relief of 20%, contributing the full £30,000 would actually more than offset the CGT (which I fear is too good to be true). If this is the case, is there any other strategy we should be considering to achieve the same or similar outcome?  I have really struggled to find definitive guidance around this, so any clarity you can provide will be much appreciated. Many thanks and keep up the great work. Steve

Portal news, including a new Hoosier who said "No, thanks" to Mark Pope; (19:00) Cam Drummond of the HL on recruiting; (39:00) Unforgettable guard Sean Woods is a huge Georgia Amoore fan; (58:00) West End Bureau Chief Gary Moore and words of wisdom from a high-profile coach, who knows you can win on Any Given Sunday...

Rory gets his Masters (finally); Mark Stoops and the Wildcats on spring football; (12:00) Nick Mingione on his team giving #2 Texas all it wanted; (19:00) Jon Hale of the HL and (39:00) Aaron Gershon of The Cats' Pause on the UK spring football showcase...

Our guest this episode of the award-winning Member Engagement Show is Romeo Talento, Customer Success Advisor at Higher Logic and a career expert in SEO strategies, who talks about some of the ways associations and non-profits are approaching and should approach those SEO strategies. Prior to his role at HL, Romeo managed membership and marketing for associations like the American Bar Association and the Merchant Risk Council. Topics covered include: A primer on what SEO is (and isn't). How search engines work. The importance of keyword research and wording things correctly. The steps to incorporate into your day-to-day work to optimize content for search engines. Recommendations for one-person marketing teams juggling multiple hats. The three types of SEO you need to know. The importance of alt text in images, page titles, and working links. Tips for page design and backlinks. The power of data and numbers in your web content. Suggestions for long-term SEO wins. How AI and voice searches are changing SEO   Helpful Links On-Demand webinar with Alec Cole, Founder of Salt Rock SEO, on AI's Impact on SEO SEO Checklist: 41 Tips to Optimize Your Website Higher Logic Thrive

BUFFALO, NY - March 31, 2025 – A new #research paper was #published in Oncotarget, Volume 16, on March 21, 2025, titled “FGR Src family kinase causes signaling and phenotypic shift mimicking retinoic acid-induced differentiation of leukemic cells." A research team led by first author Noor Kazim and corresponding author Andrew Yen from Cornell University discovered that the FGR protein—traditionally considered a cancer-promoting molecule—can instead trigger leukemia cells to mature. This effect mirrors the response usually induced by retinoic acid (RA); a compound derived from vitamin A that is widely used in cancer therapy. Their finding presents a potential new path for therapies targeting acute myeloid leukemia (AML) and related cancers. Acute myeloid leukemia is often treated using RA-based therapies that force immature white blood cells to mature, slowing their rapid growth. Retinoic acid works through complex signaling and gene regulation involving a group of proteins that orchestrate this transformation. In this study, the team used HL-60 cells, a model for human leukemia, and engineered them to express FGR. Surprisingly, the presence of FGR alone was enough to make these cells mature in a way almost identical to what happens with RA treatment. They began producing well-known markers of maturation such as CD38 and CD11b, generated reactive oxygen species (ROS), and expressed the inhibitor of the cell cycle, p27, all signs that the cells had shifted from a cancer-like, fast-dividing state to a more specialized, mature form. Further analysis revealed that FGR activated a group of proteins known as the "signalsome," which helps trigger the changes needed for cells to differentiate. This same group is typically activated by RA. “Notably, FGR induces the expression of genes targeted by RAR/RXR, such as cd38 and blr1, even without RA." To test its potential use in treatment-resistant leukemias, the researchers introduced FGR into RA-resistant HL-60 cells. In these, FGR did not cause the same maturation process, which suggests that there are other problems with cell signaling that stop both the RA and FGR pathways. This result highlights the complexity of resistance mechanisms and the need for additional research. These findings challenge the traditional view of FGR as strictly a cancer-driving protein. Instead, in this specific context, it appears to initiate anti-cancer behavior. That a single protein can reproduce the effects of a complex therapeutic compound like RA is both surprising and promising. If future research confirms this study's results in more advanced models, FGR could become a new tool for developing therapies for AML and potentially other blood cancers. DOI - https://doi.org/10.18632/oncotarget.28705 Correspondence to - Andrew Yen - ay13@cornell.edu Video short - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2fjeFFoUPQ Subscribe for free publication alerts from Oncotarget - https://www.oncotarget.com/subscribe/ About Oncotarget Oncotarget (a primarily oncology-focused, peer-reviewed, open access journal) aims to maximize research impact through insightful peer-review; eliminate borders between specialties by linking different fields of oncology, cancer research and biomedical sciences; and foster application of basic and clinical science. To learn more about Oncotarget, please visit https://www.oncotarget.com and connect with us: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Oncotarget/ X - https://twitter.com/oncotarget Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/oncotargetjrnl/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@OncotargetJournal LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/oncotarget Pinterest - https://www.pinterest.com/oncotarget/ Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/user/Oncotarget/ Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0gRwT6BqYWJzxzmjPJwtVh MEDIA@IMPACTJOURNALS.COM

Just wanted to drop a little morsel of what to expect in Season Two. And Un-Hōl-y Hells, it's gonna be a HōL lot of fun!Stay tuned, Scvm!

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Mark Pope doubles down on the value of the SEC Tournament while Calipari stubbornly decries its value; (12:00) Mark Stoops on the start of spring drills; (19:00) UK co-defensive coordinator Chris Collins; (39:00) ex-Cat Dwight Perry leads Wofford to the Dance; (44:00) HL's Jared Peck previews the Girls' Sweet 16; (1:00:00) UK softball off to a good start and Joey considers some awkward questions in the cockpit...