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Summer Sailing in Belize, with a crew of ladies.By 2soon2no – Listen to the ► Podcast at Steamy Stories. Dateline: Hoboken, New JerseySaturday nights were my favorite.I suppose that is true for most people around the world, and I had much in common with many of those lives... but for a stripper, Saturday is often the end of the stripper week.Peeling always made me horny, and finishing the night in the privacy of the Emerald Lounge, entertaining a married couple in their 40's, out on 'date night', had me lusting for a lamp post!The guy hadn't even touched me, but I always let the ladies have more freedom.The drinks were running up a big tab, but this guy wasn't going to be able to keep his pants on, so he ended the session early. I was so wet, I could just strangle her and take her place, but I have more discipline than that.I finished my night dancing in the main room. Sharon and Pam were entertaining some guy they had danced for before, and I was going back to their place when the night ended.I was anxious for another trip to the sun, when Pam told me about Seafaring Delight Charters.They are a Sail Touring company working out of Belize.For the right woman, they offer a free sailing vacation in the Caribbean and in return, they must crew the ship.For the right man, they offer a sailing delight, with lusty women running the ship!The implication was obvious, but not stated. The ladies had to submit a 30 second video, while the men had no such requirement. Hmm. Then the price tag! Starting at $4,000 per week!Pam vouched for the company. Her sister learned how to sail with this company, and goes back every year. She always has fun, and has never been forced to do anything she doesn't want to do.We got together after work Saturday night, and had a blast in their apartment above The Pizza House.Greta came upstairs, with her full crew, but most of them kept to the porch, where smoking was expected.After a few puffs, I decided to check with the girls, to see when we were going to make our video.Greta and her latest guy were chatting with them, in the living room."Barry, are you giving Greta what she needs, down there?" Sharon asked, indicating with her extended hand, towards Greta's crotch."Whatever she desires Miss., she is too beautiful to resist," he replied, with his face turning red. Barry was the same age as Greta, around 50, and he wasn't comfortable talking about such matters."Shush child!" Greta laughingly chastised her stripper friend, but rose to excuse herself."Barry has something to do too, ladies," she took her man's hand and pulled him to his feet, then they headed home.Pam opened up her laptop, and set the program running."Hi, we three girls would like to learn how to sail, and we understand customer service," she finished with a smile.Sharon continued with her, rehearsed line, "We know the rules, and are willing to 'play' within them." Another flirtatious smile..."...and though we hope for sunny sky's, we know how to enjoy a rainy day." I finished, with a wink.A bit bold, but we were hoping for an early spot.We were happy with the first take, and we managed to fill out the documentation side, before the session tumbled into their king size bed.Two weeks later, to the day, we celebrated our Saturday night, in the traditional way, but this time we would be flying out of O'Shea in the morning, bound for Belize City, via Dallas.Simone honked about 10 in the morning, and we were ready, but not downstairs yet. She was pissed, to not be coming with us, but we hadn't offered. Besides, she only liked women, so her narrower sexual preference might hamper our chance to grab a spot this late in the season.The flight was uneventful, but the private car to the waterfront headquarters of Seafaring Delight Charters drove so slow, and the air conditioning was so weak, we opened up the windows.We saw the boat, first. It was probably twice the size and three times the height of their little shop.I tipped the guy like a tourist, I was so excited to be out of the chilly drizzly North, and into the land of bikinis and umbrella drinks.Our Captain met us on the dock after we filled out some waivers. At first sight, she was a forty something native woman, with a trim body, and a weathered face. The commanding type, that needed a month or two to get to know.She took us onboard, and went over the rules first.We were to each bunk with a guest, but what happened in that bunk was totally up to us. We were not supposed to spend all of our time with just one of the guests, since there was four of them, and only 3 of us.Our first priority was the safety of the boat, so Marny showed us the ropes, literally. All three of us had a bit of experience sailing, so we knew the terminology, but the sail profile of a big catamaran is quite different from the vessels that we had learned on."We are not in a hurry ladies, if we don't get there today, we will get there on another day, or the one after that," she said with a chuckle. She could smile!We went below to get our bikinis on, and got back just as our guests came down the dock, looking even more out of place than we did. These four men were in their 30's, with one at maybe 40. One had shoulders like a bodybuilder, and one was 40 pounds overweight while the other two looked average.All 4 wore Hawaiian shirts and matching shorts, and they all had a duffel bag over their shoulder, and a small carry-on.Instead of introductions, the Captain demanded an instant departure. She called over Phil, by name."Phil, you assist me at the helm. You other three pair up with the crew, and get those lines in," the Captain gave clear, unaccented commands.Within minutes, she had the engines running, and with expert handling, she pulled us from the dock, and motored us away from shore, destination...fun."Shylo, please take Mark and his gear to where the two of you will be sleeping tonight," Marny shouted."Pam, you have Paul, and Sharon, you get David," let's get that gear stowed ladies, and take a minute to get to know each other."Mine was the starboard fore cabin, though they were all the same."Shylo, is an unusual name, where are you from beautiful," Mark asked, while he plopped his bag at the foot of the double bed. I couldn't imagine sleeping with someone in that bed without being intimate, but I didn't expect that to be a problem for any of us."I was born and raised in Michigan, but the three of us met where we work in New Jersey," I responded. "Pam has a cousin that recommended this place, and we thought we deserved a few weeks in the sun, so here we are.""Are you horny Mark, cause I sure am," I casually asked, and watched his face, as it went from wonder to joy in 5 seconds, so even without a response, I dropped to my knees.The ceiling is too low over the bunks to do any upright fun on the bed, but there was enough room if you're willing to adapt. I smoothly pulled Mark's light flowery shorts to the floor, revealing a fully erect 6 inches.I didn't feel the need to use a condom for a suck, so I pressed down on it, sucking lightly, while running my tongue side to side as it pressed down my throat for the last inch.To my surprise, it was not fully erect, it grew another inch or so longer, and at least a half inch around, while Mark's hands lightly held my face."This is going to be the trip of a lifetime!" Mark announced with glee.He did not take long, maybe two minutes? I did not expect him to hold back, and he certainly did not, as he spasmed a thick and powerful load, mostly in my mouth, but I didn't mind when some smeared on my cheek.I wiped it clean, then told Mark that I had to help the Captain, and left him to put his things, and his thingy away.First, I had to get rid of the top, and get some lotion on my milky white tits."Captain, can I take a minute to get some lotion on," I asked, as I popped up at the helm."I'm sure that Phil will give you a hand Shylo, maybe two," Marny laughed, and nodded to her helper, "You can show Phil to his bed first.""Perfect," I said, and I picked up one of his carry-on's to lead the way."We could hear you and Mark," Phil began, as he pressed one bag into a cupboard without emptying it. "...are you ladies as fun as you look."I dropped his other bag and pressed into his personal space."Well, I can't' see the future Phil, but I think that you and your friends will be inspired to leave a big tip, and... speaking of big tips..."Phil was the older one, with an average build, but his penis was a little bigger than average."I'm really horny now Phil, would you mind fucking me?" I asked, but I didn't wait for an answer, as I scampered onto the bed.Phil paused, to take off his shirt, so I slipped out of my little thong too."How did we get this lucky!" he gleefully announced, as he slid onto the bed, next to me.I tried to keep quiet, as I enjoyed my first orgasm, but I shouldn't have bothered, as Phil made such a raucous that everyone aboard knew what was going on!When we came out to the galley, Pam and Mark were prepping for lunch."Any drinks needed up there," I shouted."We have a beer locker up here, so no," Marny responded.I saw that Pam had taken on my idea of a uniform, topless!Phil put some lotion on me, including a careful massage into my breasts, then I did the same for him, with less of a concentration on his nipples, but I did play with his bulging penis, enough to make him a little self conscious in his tight swimsuit.Sharon came up with David, but he should have been called Goliath! With the shirt off, he was pretty amazing, tanned and toned. His washboard stomach was especially firm.He wore billowing shorts, which suggested to me that he was not as well hung, but I wasn't going to let that stop me, when I got the chance to be with this one!Paul emerged from the entry, having turned to get his bulk through the passage. He was still wearing his Hawaiian shirt."Let's get some lotion on you Paul," I suggested, picking up my high powered tube of cream."Thanks Shylo, I wish I had a chance to put some on you," he said, while his trunks started to tent out a little."Don't worry Paul, this stuff is safe to ingest, so you can suck on my titties, that you admire so much, then you can put some fresh cream on them," I teased.I really needed to do him first, before he lobster-ed in front of our very eyes!I covered his face, and neck, then removed his shirt to put a lot on his very white chest and back. Continuing down I covered his legs too, and I became very aware of his monster, as it peeked out of the side of his shorts.I turned to see if the Captain was watching, and she was. I watched her for a few seconds, and she gave me a nod, so I continued. The shorts came down fast, and I was very pleased to find that he was not a monster in diameter, but he had to be ten inches long! Again I turned to the Captain, and she was staring too.I had to use both hands to help my mouth with this one, but he didn't take any longer than his friend, as he delivered a modest squirt inside of five minutes.I stood back up, and smiled at my new friend, letting his cum trail down my chin, and over my perky tits."We are on water rations for bathing," the Captain shouted. If you get too stinky, you will need to use salt water to rinse, or wait till you can swim."There is a hose at both aft transoms, for rinsing," Marny continued, and motioned with her head in case I didn't know where the aft of the boat was.I gave myself a rinse, but I knew that salt water was not a great rinse for the vagina, and when it dried you felt like you had rolled in the sand.This was the rainy season, so I only had to wait, and a beautiful sunset also brought a squall that rinsed us all off, as we danced around the bow, and bounced on the trampolines.After we set anchor, Marny went below, and pulled out a big bag of marinated grouper, fresh from last night's catch. She asked Pam to put together a salad, and she headed back upstairs to the grill on the port transom.After a great meal, we played the music loud, and drank umbrella drinks till everyone headed for a bed. I saw Marny disappear down the fore hatch that only goes to an equipment locker and a short, narrow bunk.I put Mark to bed, with a smile on his face, and I had about two hours sleep, when the rolling of the boat woke me up.I thought that I had better check in on Paul, to see if he was lonely, and feeling neglected, but I didn't want to knock, so I turned off the hall light and quietly opened the cabin door.

Building a better Hoboken. Caleb Stratton, Assistant Business Administrator and Chief Resilience Officer for the City of Hoboken, NJ joined the podcast to talk about storm resilience and infrastructure. He shared what improvements the City has made after Hurricanes Irene and Sandy, how parks can be used to improve stormwater infrastructure, and how the City has coordinated with other governmental partners to improve flood mitigation. He also discussed the City's Rebuild By Design project which aims to improve resilience through four integrated elements: resist, delay, store, and discharge. Host: Ben Kittelson

A fabulous collective of musicians from Hoboken New Jersey, "Wild Carnation" got together and made two incredible albums in the early 1990s. Professional musicians, had a great time with this project, the music was outstanding when first released, and they have now remastered the album "Tricycle" for Record Store Day 2023, with some demos, and a live set. We talked about the music as it happened, and how they managed to keep the band going amidst so many other bands they all play in. "Tricycle" is one that I wish I heard when it was released, it is a winner of an album, and its re release packs a punch, and is now out for the first time on vinyl. They are a spinoff of "The Feelies" (if you like the Velvet Underground, you gotta check them out). I spoke with Brenda Sauter, Christ O'Donovan, and Rich Barnes, about the music, the history behind it and how they managed getting all of the tracks together for this re-release. facebook youtube #thefeelies #davewecker #hoboken #bluemoonfest #weckerfest #wildcarnation #thestranglers #newjersey #tomwaits #bonjovi #theweddingpresent #cinerama #thecranberries

Greetings Gotham City! It's me, the classic character, Joker-Riddler-Penguin! And I'm here to wreck all your trains! This will all make sense in approximately 45 minutes to an hour but in the meantime HELLO and welcome weirdos to another episode of KEEP IT WEIRD with Ashley Casseday & Lauren Ogle. Each week we get together to teach each other strange science, tell creepy stories, and share magical thoughts and this week we've got quite the variety for you. Ashley is starting us off with a WHAT IF GOD WAS ONE OF US by teaching us the Gospel of Mary Magdanele and how her ideas of the Christian faith shifted by her own reading of these amazing biblical books that didn't make it into the final draft of the bible. Lauren TRIES to lighten the mood by talking about how plants in A BIT O' BIOLOGY might be able to talk and hear but it ends up being kind of depressing because we realize how many plants we've killed over the years. Ashley brings us around to an UNSOLVED MYSTERY as we try to solve the case of the runaway train in Hoboken New Jersey in 2016 and the ominous evil Dr Seuss message that preceded the crash. And Lauren finishes us off with an (as usual) very special DERP CORNER where we try to understand why a man in a high speed chase would choose the slowest getaway car in history. Check out some links below for further education!    Gospel of Mary Magdalene http://gnosis.org/library/marygosp.htm https://time.com/5210705/mary-magdalene-controversial/   Plants Making Sounds https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/stressed-plants-cry-and-some-animals-can-probably-hear-them/  https://phys.org/news/2023-03-stressed-emit-airborne-meter.html#:~:text=The%20team%20found%20that%20stressed%20plants%20emit%20more,intervals%2C%20but%20unstressed%20plants%20emit%20far%20fewer%20sounds. 2016 Hoboken Train Crash https://www.paranormalcatalog.net/unexplained-phenomena/new-york-tv-station-broadcasts-bizarre-warning-before-hoboken-train-crash  https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/new-york-television-station-broadcasts-bizarre-warning-before-hoboken-train-crash/  https://www.northjersey.com/story/news/transportation/2021/06/14/nj-transit-2016-hoboken-train-crash-victims-settlement/7686715002/   Derp of the Week: Tony Saunders https://www.huffpost.com/entry/school-bus-theft-dead-deer_n_642daa2be4b0b51a6cdeadba  

We welcome entrepreneur, investor, consultant, and board member Irina Kapetanakis to the show! Irina possesses a unique skill set having helped Fortune 500 businesses drive top-line sales and revenue growth. She has a keen understanding of not only the sales process but what is needed to create an environment that fosters high growth by optimizing processes to achieve results. As a fan of Simon Sinek, she believes that to be a great leader, one needs to continuously define the “why” for every single individual on the team. When people work with purpose, they feel empowered, motivated, and satisfied. Irina most recently invested in a boutique franchise fitness brand, Rumble, and is expanding their popular NYC based experience into the New Jersey area with 3 studios. The Hoboken NJ studio is opening February 2023. As an angel investor, mentor and advisor that inspires entrepreneurs, Irina launched corben & lane, a consulting business to help fashion companies scale and diversify their production needs. She also is responsible for representing many international brands looking to enter the US market. She and her team create business value by identifying and executing upon market opportunities. While Vice President of Marketing at Suuchi Inc, a venture backed, supply chain management software company, she redesigned the marketing organization to improve lead generation efforts by 360% resulting in 90% of the company's pipeline. In addition to laying the groundwork to create a sales engine, she rebranded the company from a manufacturing business to position it as a tech driven SaaS platform working with enterprise fashion brands worldwide. Within six months the team was exceeding its goals. She also hosted the company's widely viewed podcast focusing on timely supply chain issues. Prior to joining Suuchi, Irina was a Director, National Accounts at Legg Mason Global Asset Management. She was promoted several times while at the company before being appointed to the national sales role in which she managed the relationships with the companies two biggest distribution partners — Morgan Stanley and UBS. She expanded the relationship with UBS from $25 million a year in 2006 to $2 billion in under 3 years. Irina is an investor in several companies including Suuchi Inc. in which she is an angel investor. In 2020, she invested in KLEOS Mastiha Spirit, a woman-owned, luxury spirit brand and sits on their Board of Advisors. She also invested in Mammogen, a biotech company that seeks to radically improve the detection, diagnosis, and treatment of breast cancer. She continues to seek investments in women-led, female-focused companies with strong and passionate leadership that are disrupting the status quo. She is a board member at the Fashion Institute of Technology's School of International Trade and Marketing and President of the Hellenic Professional Women Organization. She is mother to her 9 year old son, Lucio, who is her wingman in all her ventures. Check out Hellenic Professional Women Inc.

Frank Sinatra may be the most famous singer that's ever lived. From humble beginnings in Hoboken New Jersey, Frank went on to become the voice of a generation, and a century. His songs such as "My Way", "Fly Me to the Moon", and "That's Life" (among many others), have become the soundtracks to countless lives. Come hang out with Sight After Dark (Sifa and Dan) as we discuss all things Frank Sinatra!

James does stand up comedy in the NYC area under the stage name "James Mac" you can learn more about that part of his life by following him on Instagram, Youtube and Facebook. He also produces a comedy night at Mulligan's Pub in Hoboken NJ which you can learn more about here. Check him out!Even though Katie was, once again, not overly impressed by Zac Brown Band's Toes, I found it catchy as hell. Sometimes there's a reason why popular music becomes popular, after all.As always, remember to follow the show on instagram, twitter and facebook and to get over to the website to sign up for the TVK mailing list.  

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The sought after genre we know as True Crime today began in New Jersey in the year 1841. When Mary Rogers, the Beautiful Cigar Girl was found floating in the Hudson next to Sybil's Cave in Hoboken. Her murder remains unsolved today.

PreambleMy wife and I recently packed our bags and relocated to New Jersey! Texas was good for us but now we are on to our next adventure in Greater New York City. Would love to meet up if you are in the area. It’s been fascinating observing people’s reactions when I say I work in crypto. Some acquaintances immediately start walking me through their crypto portfolio while others clutch their pearls and flee for dear life. Jokes aside, I am often the first person they have met who works in the space. Sometimes, I get the sense they don’t quite know what to make of me. Crypto’s unsettling reputation has not been helped by the recent market downturn, hacks, and bankruptcies. My singular refrain has been that “the underlying technology could solve real-world problems, focus on that”. But you can’t bury your head in the sand and ignore the world around you. If you fail to study history, then you are bound to repeat the same mistakes. We are living through the early days of Crypto’s history. Let’s learn from this moment lest we fall prey to the same dragons. Heartache 💔Celsius - a prominent centralized crypto lending company - filed for bankruptcy on July 13, 2022. Customers had been unable to withdraw their funds since June 12, 2022. It now looks unlikely that they will ever reclaim all their funds. Some devastated customers have written letters to the judge presiding over the bankruptcy proceedings. These letters are gut-wrenching. Here are excerpts from two of them:But how did we get here?Celsius: Background🔎Celsius was founded in 2017 by Alex Mashinsky (CEO), Daniel Leon (former COO, now Chief Strategy Officer), and Nuke Goldstein (CTO) in Hoboken NJ. Celsius provides customers with high interest-bearing accounts for cryptocurrencies and crypto-collateral-backed loans. High interest-bearing crypto accountsExample 1: Johnny cashed out some of his cash savings and stock investments to buy 1 bitcoin on Coinbase. He then sees an ad from Celsius offering 17% interest rates for customers who deposit bitcoin with the company. He looks at his regular bank account and is reminded that Bank of America is only offering 0.1% interest. It’s a no-brainer! Johnny moves his 1 bitcoin from Coinbase to Celsius to earn high interest. Crypto-collateral-backed loansExample 2: The price of bitcoin has more than doubled. Johnny is feeling good about his investment. Time to finally buy that engagement ring he has been eyeing. The price of bitcoin is $50k but he only needs $10k. However, Johnny doesn’t want to sell his bitcoin because he believes the price will be much higher in the future. Step 1: He transfers 0.3BTC valued at $15k as collateral for a $10k cash loan.Note: (a) There are no interest payments on the loan but he has 1-year to pay it back. (b) There are no credit checks because the loan is overcollateralized with a loan to value (LTV) ratio of 67% => $10k loan / $15k crypto collateral. Step 2: Celsius will monitor the LTV ratio as the price of bitcoin continues to fluctuate. If the price of bitcoin drops deeply, Johnny will have 24 hours to add more collateral or pay down the loan if the LTV hits the predetermined threshold ex 90%. If Johnny fails to bring the LTV back to an acceptable range say ~67% within the prescribed time then Celsius has the right to sell his collateral for cash. Besides lending, Celsius generated revenue from token sales, bitcoin mining, and discretionary trading of cryptocurrencies. As of June 2022, Celsius had lent out $8 billion to customers and had $12 billion in assets under management. The company had 450 employees and reportedly 1.7 million account holders. How did it go wrong?⚡TLDR: Celsius CEO said the company went bankrupt due to “..certain poor asset deployment decisions”. Basically, weak risk management. Unfortunately, this does not appear to be an isolated incident, rather, tales of poor decision-making and under-resourcing are emerging from different parts of the organization. On the surface, the main thrust of Celsius business model was sound. It’s the same model that banks have used for centuries: pay interest to depositors then loan those funds out to another entity at a higher interest rate. Then you simply profit off the difference in interest rates. Celsius grew rapidly by offering up to a 17% interest rate on crypto deposits. At its peak, it had $24B of assets under management. This helped it raise $750M in Nov 2021 at $3.3B valuation. That fundraising round was led by the second largest pension fund in Canada. But it all came crashing down when Celsius filed for bankruptcy due to the $1.2B hole in its balance sheet. Celsius reported its total assets were $4.3B but total liabilities were $5.5B. Of the $5.5B liabilities, Celsius owes its customers $4.7B but does not have the assets to pay them. The company only has $125M cash on hand. Much of the $4.3B of assets are said to be Celsius’ holdings of its own crypto token which has dropped in value from a peak of $7.7 in June 2021 to $0.9 in July 2022. There are questions about the current market value of the $4.3B listed assets and fears the actual is lower than what has been reported. Where did risk management fail?We are still learning about the failures that led to Celsius bankruptcy. Here’s what I have gathered thus far: 1. Failure of leadershipCelsius executives reportedly told the Chief Human Resource Officer NOT to run background checks on the incoming CFO, Yaron Shalem. This is a major red flag 🚩 In Nov 2021, Shalem was arrested in Israel and charged with money laundering at his previous company. Perhaps stronger controls could have identified a CFO who might have steered Celsius away from taking on increasing levels of risk. But ultimately the CEO is responsible. 2. Under resourcing Disruptors don’t color within the lines. They dream up new industries and take risks executing their visions. This is the nature of technological disruption. Uber and Airbnb are great examples of disruptors who launched products ahead of supporting laws, rules and regulations. The Silicon Valley swagger to move quickly and break things has produced results….but one wonders if it is a fit for financial services. Celsius reportedly only had 3 compliance professionals serving 1.7 million account holders. Some banks serving fewer customers might have 10 to 30x compliance professionals. A former Celsius compliance employee shared how the department was seen as a cost center and not a strategic partner for the business. One could extrapolate and imagine that the same attitude of under-resourcing likely applied to risk management too. 3. Poor fund managementCelsius CEO said in retrospect, they made poor fund deployment decisions. These decisions primarily fall into two camps: (a) over-leveraged positions and (b) over-exposure to stETH. (a) Over—leveraged positions: Celsius loaned out depositors’ funds on MakerDAO, a decentralized lending platform. One loan is ~$550M. This loan is overcollateralized like the loans Celsius itself issues. One challenge is that the price of Bitcoin has tumbled more than 60% since the 2021 highs. As a result, Celsius has had to pay down the loan or provide more collateral to bring the LTV back in range, otherwise, the entire $550M collateral would be liquidated. Celsius likely used new customer deposits to secure the collateral consisting of old customer deposits. Celsius came close to losing $550M a couple of times. It has reportedly lost smaller amounts due to insufficient liquidity to shore up the LTV ratio.A sound risk management approach would have considered that crypto prices could fall significantly and perhaps limit Celsius exposure to this high-risk strategy. (b) Over-exposure to stETHCelsius used customer deposits to acquire over $400M of stETH, an irresponsible amount given that no counterparties hold a comparable amount to trade with. stETH is an illiquid receipt stoke for staked ether. stETH is a derivative of ether with each stETH representing one staked ether on the new Ethereum blockchain. However, the price of stETH and the price of ether decoupled in recent months, stETH now has a 3% discount at the time of writing. A sound risk management approach would have considered whether Celsius should have used user’s deposits to acquire stETH, and if decided to, there could have been controls to limit the amount of exposure to this illiquid asset in Celsius portfolio. What next for Celsius customers? ⏭Celsius presented itself like a bank but operated more like a hedge fund. Many customers did not read the fine print in Celsius terms and conditions. Reading through now would yield several realizations. Uninsured depositsDepositors at US banks are protected by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). If a US bank goes bankrupt, all depositors’ funds are insured for up to $250k. Unfortunately, Celsius is NOT a bank and did not hold any insurance for depositor’s funds. Section 13 of the Celsius user agreement explicitly states that if the company goes bankrupt, customers may not be able to recover ANY funds. Bankruptcy claimsCelsius customers are filing bankruptcy claims. Some have also written letters petitioning the judge to release funds to them. Interestingly, although Celsius is headquartered in Hoboken NJ, the bankruptcy suit was filed in New York’s Southern District. Judges in this district are thought to be more savvy and experienced with major bankruptcies having previously handled notable cases like Merril Lynch and Bernie Maddoff. Unfortunately, it’s not looking good for customers. What lessons have been learned? 📔Not your keys, not your coinsMy friends who have been in crypto for several years frequently admonish everyone to move their holdings off centralized exchangers like Coinbase and lending platforms like BlockFi and Celsius. This episode has made the reasons painfully obvious. It’s clear to see why they recommend one self custody crypto holdings in a cold wallet. Leadership mattersIt looks like Celsius executives lost their heads in the ecstasy of the bull market. They kept on layering on high risk moves perhaps imagining themselves to be invincible. But truth be told, I think the rot started way before the crypto bull market. The absence of background checks for senior executives, the under-resourcing of compliance are symptoms of a culture that turns its nose at the modern financial services industry. I agree that there are some financial services which are ripe for disruption but there are also risk management practices and standard operating procedures which have successfully safeguarded the interest of customers. These mustn’t be discarded with the bath water. Please do considerable research as you invest your funds. Look at the background and statements of the leaders. Sometimes people who are undisciplined with finances reveal themselves to be undisciplined with their words too.Real human impact1.7 million affected account holders may never fully recover their funds. This would undoubtedly leave a lasting bad impression. Some of the stories are simply heart-breaking. There’s the story of a worker close to retirement who sold off their stocks and bonds and deposited everything into Celsius. There are countless stories of families who put decades of life savings into these accounts. Some people will never recover financially. It must be taking a heavy emotional toll too. I fear, a few people may even take their own lives similar to the suicides following the Great Stock Market Crash of 1929.DiversifyPlease do NOT put all of your eggs in one basket. Diversify to reduce your exposure to any one platform and any one company. Consider moving some or all of your crypto holdings into multiple cold wallets and securely store them in waterproof, fireproof, and tamperproof environments. Risk management is a differentiatorCrypto has been pulling in top talent from a variety of backgrounds. Sometimes I sense a tension between the tech-forward move fast crowd and the deliberate, cautious, and risk averse financial services crowd. But we need both legs to run into the future. The Celsius meltdown has given me a renewed appreciation for risk and compliance. In recent days, crypto lending companies have been at pains to explain their risk management approach and distance themselves from Celsius. I expect there could be a flight to quality, with consumers gravitating to more established and regulated providers. There is an opportunity for banks to make a move here. More curious about DeFiHumans are fallible. People get greedy and risky, then bad things happen. This is not limited to crypto. It happens across every industry. One of the beautiful things about decentralized finance (DeFi) is that it runs on smart contracts aka code. It takes the human out of the equation and executes based on the written code. But no system is infallible. DeFi solves for one risk - human behvaior - while heightening another risk: hackers. DeFi is poised to continue growth and eventually will underpin a chunky slice of the mass market.Brace yourself for more regulationSociety functions around a set of rules of engagement. There are consequences when you break those rules. Every industry needs regulation. Crypto is no different. I hope that the regulation is thoughtful and not a knee-jerk reaction. I hope the regulation would seek to protect the consumer, not prevent the consumer from engaging with crypto. I hope the regulation is crafted in partnership with industry, seeking to support technology advancement and not strangle the baby in the bassinet. I’m optimistic. Many advances we take for granted today went through a storming phase in their infancy. I have seen newspaper clips from the 1800s railing against electricity and cars. Today we can’t imagine our lives without them. I expect the US will eventually strike the right balance with crypto regulations. PS - But wait, there’s moreThere’s more to the Celsius story. For instance, I didn’t get into the alleged token manipulation and potential insider trading.PSS - Former Coinbase PM arrested for insider tradingSpeaking of insider trading, this week, a former Coinbase product manager was arrested along with his brother and a friend for insider trading. Background There are about 2,000 crypto tokens. Binance lists over 300 of them on their exchange. Coinbase has been intentionally listing more tokens to close the gap and give their customers more choice. Coinbase currently lists about 200 tokens. It’s been observed that new tokens experience a significant price jump once they are listed on Coinbase. It could be due to millions of users suddenly gaining access and increasing demand. The Coinbase PM obtained intelligence on which tokens would be listed then relayed it to his accomplices. The trio then got wallets controlled by other people to opportunistically buy and sell these tokens. They earned at least $1.5M through this insider trading scheme. Blockchain to the rescuePublic blockchains permit anyone to view transactions. The challenge is that it’s not always obvious to the observer who owns the wallets but that’s why blockchain analytics firms like Chainalysis, TRM Labs and Elliptic specalize in. An avid observer noticed this pattern of sales from a wallet. He shared his observations on Twitter. Soon financial regulators were hot on the chase and identified the trio and notified Coinbase. The Coinbase PM was invited to a meeting where at Coinbase where he was presumably fired. Regulators sent him a letter. He bought a ticket to fly home to India on the same day. The suspect was apprehended before he could flee the country. Contrary to some widely held beliefs, blockchain technology is not just a haven for would-be-criminals, rather, it can be a valuable tool for law enforcement to catch criminals. It’s been long rumoured that there is significant insider trading at some crypto tokens. Perhaps this case is the first of many to come. The industry needs to police itself and partner with law enforcement. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit afolabio.substack.com

Jeff Bonk is a broker at the HBB Group in Hoboken NJ. In this episode he chats with Mike Flynn and Lee Bergstein about the Hoboken real estate market. More specifically they discuss how the market has evolved, the differences between the purchasing in NY and NJ, and where they see the NJ market going in the coming years. It's a great conversation and we hope you give it a listen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Worth the listen, I promise! Apologies for my noob podcaster A/V problems including the issues with Vonda's audio...she is absolute dynamite!  Her sober glow is unmistakable and her candid, heartfelt shares on the Reframe app daily Zoom check-ins were the final push I needed to stop the madness of my seven-month relapse.  I'm convinced you'll find Vonda as inspiring as I do! Connect with her on IG @xo_vonda.  (p.s. You can also watch this episode on my YouTube channel by the same name at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pme65kVTzo&t=674s.) Thanks so much for listening to IKAGB — if you have feedback, please contact Dana & Owl @ikissedalcoholgoodbye (Instagram) or ikissedalcoholgoodbye@gmail.com. Much love and peace! --Dana & Owl Become a Premium Member of IKAGB Podcast and get 6 perks for just $6/month -- it only takes two clicks at https://ikissedalcoholgoodbye.supercast.com/ Join now!

Episode 816 Cynthia Chaplin interviews MJ Towler, in this new installment of Voices, on the Italian Wine Podcast. About today's guest: MJ Towler is the host executive producer and creator of The Black Wine Guy Experience podcast MJ got his start and wine in 1998 working at storied retailer Acker Wines in New York City. From there he became Assistant Wine Director at the Sparrow Wine & Liquor Co. in Hoboken NJ before heading out West landing in Santa Barbara California. MJ became the retail store manager and Sommelier at The Montecito Wine Bistro. In April of 2000 MJ became the first ever African-American fine and rare wine auctioneer participating in Acker's 1.5 million dollar spring auction at the Helmsley Park Lane Hotel in New York City MJ has worked in all facets of the wine business from retail, wholesale, auctions and wine consulting. MJ is known for his unique ability to explain wine in terms everyone can understand in a light and humorous way. His podcast The Black Wine Guy Experience debuted at number 17 in the food category when it launched last October He has a growing and loyal following on and off of social media. If you want to learn more about today's guest, you can by visiting: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marvintowler linktr.ee/BlackWineGuy (Personal Website) Twitter: MarvinTowler About today's Host: Cynthia Chaplin is a Vinitaly International Academy certified Italian Wine Ambassador, a professional sommelier with Fondazione Italiana Sommelier, a member of Le Donne del Vino, and a Professor of Italian wine and culture. Born in the USA, Cynthia moved to Europe in 1990 where she has lived in Spain, Belgium, England and Italy. She chose to center her career in Rome and immerse herself in the Italian wine sector, which is her passion. She has taught university students and expats, works with embassies, corporations and private clients, creating and presenting tastings, events, seminars and in-depth courses. Cynthia is a wine writer, translator, and a judge at international wine and sake competitions. She consults with restaurants and enotecas assisting in the development of comprehensive wine lists and excellent food pairings, as well as advising private clients who want to develop a comprehensive Italian wine collection. She lives with her British photographer husband on the shore of Lake Bracciano, north of Rome, where they share their beautiful garden with one massive grapevine, two border collies and an arrogant diva cat. If you want to learn more about today's host, you can by visiting: Facebook: Italian Wines in English Instagram: kiss_my_glassx Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cynthia-chaplin-190647179/ Let's keep in touch! Follow us on our social media channels: Instagram @italianwinepodcast Facebook @ItalianWinePodcast Twitter @itawinepodcast Tiktok @MammaJumboShrimp LinkedIn @ItalianWinePodcast If you feel like helping us, donate here www.italianwinepodcast.com/donate-to-show/ Until next time, Cin Cin!

On this episode of Mike Ferry's Strategies, VP Tony Smith interviews Superstar Patrick Southern, a top Real Estate Agent in Hoboken, New Jersey. 

2:22:19 – Welcome to Tape Land! On each episode, I’ll present the audio of a cassette tape or historic material from my personal archives. Fuzzy Daupner (Carrie Engdahl–vocals & guitar, Rob DiCaterino–drums, Phil Mould–bass, and short-lived member Chris Hinck – guitar) playing their first show ever as a band, live at LoveSexy in Hoboken, New […]

Today we got to speak to Jersey City own Neon Funeral , we talked about the formation of the band and some of the other projects they shared . Also you get to hear the first single (She's A Ghost) recorded at SoundWars Studios in Hoboken NJ , come on this DMT journey and ride the Black Wave known as Neon Funeral. Hosted by : Dee Rotten , Patrick Jamal Skvm ....................................................................................................... .................................................... Guests : Neon Funeral 1. She's A Ghost (17:17) ......................................................................... ....................................................... Guest Web Pages: ...................................................................................................................................................................................... https://www.instagram.com/neon_funeral/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuSTgM3dez34BwzLPRwuZ-Q https://soundcloud.com/neon-funeral-356928749 https://www.facebook.com/neonfuneralband/ OZ Video web page : .............................................................................................. ....................................................... www.eventmedia-pro.com From The Dungeon Web Pages: ............................................................................................................................................................................................. https://www.instagram.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO3ys2ePJ3zi9yUFV97ScKw?view_as=subscriber https://soundcloud.com/fromthedungeonpodcast https://twitter.com/FTDPodcast https://www.podparadise.com/Podcast/1348901177 https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/from-the-dungeon-podcast (T-Shirt March) ............................................................................................................................................................................................... https://tonethreads.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/merch all music is owned by the artist. and played with the artist consent. recorded by Oz edited by Dee Rotten

Jill Biggs from the Jill Biggs Group in Hoboken NJ is the local celebrity in her market! It didn't happen over night and it took a lot of hard work. Tune into episode #191 of Agent Hacks to find out exactly what she did and what you can do to get started and really build YOUR brand.

What's up guys? This is Cream and you're checking out the Creamix Episode 11 LIVE from Wicked Wolf in Hoboken, NJ. This is from a Saturday afternoon set and features mostly hip hop inspired tech house and bass house. If you really want to understand the music I love, listen to this set.Instagram: @djcreamnycSoundcloud: @djcreamnyc2Mixcloud: @djcreamnycCreamix Spotify Playlist

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Season 4, Episode 6: Childhood Obesity Child Obesity has been on a steady rise over the last 5 years. Childhood obesity in the Black population in the US has climbed to 22% versus 25.8% in the Latino community.  Today, we have a guest Momologist and mother of 2, Vanessa Rissetto, to discuss obesity and more.   Meet Vanessa Rissetto Vanessa received her MS in Marketing at NYU and completed her Dietetic Internship at Mount Sinai Hospital where she worked as a Senior Dietitian for five years. She is certified in Adult Weight Management (Levels I & II) by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Her work in private practice also includes treatment of GI disorders, bariatric surgery, weight management, PCOS, and family nutrition. She is mostly interested in helping clients to take an active role in their health journey, any of her clients can tell you she motivates and ensures that they always achieve success. Vanessa was named by Essence magazine as one of the top 5 black nutritionists that will change the way you think about food. Vanessa lives in Hoboken NJ with her husband, two kids and their new goldendoodle, Freddie. An exercise junkie she is always up for any class as long as it's after she rides her peloton. Link to Bio: https://culinahealth.com/vanessa-rissetto   SUBSCRIBE TO FREE NEWSLETTER: Be the first to know about new episodes, get mom hacks, and more each week by subscribing to The Monday Momologist.  Head over to mahoganymomology.com to get your free newsletter.     Produced By: Great Music and Games https://greatmusicandgames.com/ Continue the Discussion, Download, Subscribe, Rate, Like, Follow Us, and Share on: Website and Shopping: www.mahoganymomology.com Twitter: @MMomology Insta: @mahoganymomology FB: @MahoganyMomology  ---- resources ----  https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/public-health/childhood-obesity-rates-hit-all-time-high-survey-finds.html   https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/childhood.html   https://letsmove.obamawhitehouse.archives.gov/sites/letsmove.gov/files/TaskForce_on_Childhood_Obesity_May2010_FullReport.pdf

Bob talks to Jeffrey Anzevino about his roots in Italy and the family's business in Hoboken NJItalian Marketplace LLC Online tee shirts, hoodies and more for Italians1800 Miles in a Fiat 500 Two crazy senior citizens decide to visit the birthplaces of their Italian ancestors.The Woman In Red Story of Anita Garibaldi and how she meets the leader of the Brazilian resistance,Giuseppe GaribaldiSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=30519446)

Peter Valko and I break down this match up against Velomachus Lore hold Combo. We discuss key cards and things to consider to get the victory. WoTC upsets the player base again because of payouts at a pro tour event. Peter and I have a debate about it. Then Peter brings up historic mirror mirror event. Finally, the shout out section. We are looking for the best of the best, the cream of the crop, the crème de la crème. This episode is sponsored by Magnolia Gaming in Hoboken NJ. magnoliagaming.com Yea Yea Yea by Skrxlla License owner - dwight farias-rios License Number - 227717 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mtgectoplasm/support

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Time to listen in and learn all the truth about endometriosis. This podcast has something for everyone in the endometriosis community. The Endometriosis Summit rounded up three of the top endometriosis and adhesion specialists in the country for this in depth discussion on the newest thoughts and approaches to adhesions in the person with endometriosis. This episode features Dr. John Dulemba, an excision of endometriosis and robotics specialist who focuses on adhesions and preventing recurrent disease. Dr. Jessica Opoku Anane from California joins Dr Dulemba and discusses everything in the person with endometriosis that should be evaluated and Dr Patrick Yeung, a reproductive specialist who also performs excision in St Louis, Missouri. Dr. Dulemba works with second look surgeries and Dr. Yeung is publishing on the use of Gore-tek to prevent adhesions in the fertility patient. The evening is hosted by Dr Andrea Vidali, @endometriosis_surgeon himself, who discusses the surgical techniques to prevent adhesions and how the immune responses of endometriosis may cause pain and miscarriage. Dr. Vidali is the Co-Founder of The Endometriosis Summit and practices in Hoboken NJ and New York City. His partner in endometriosis crime is Dr. Sallie Sarrel, a pelvic physical therapist and person with endometriosis who is the driving force behind the Endo Summit. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sallie-sarrel/support

Luego de vivir los últimos 22 años en Hoboken, New Jersey, Ron Bautista tiene mucha información que compartir sobre su ciudad, además su simpatía y elocuencia, lo convierten un guía turístico natural. Ron conoce muchos rincones dignos de ser visitados, particularmente algunos sitios gastronómicos imperdibles. Ron es además un activista por los temas de ciudadanía y movilidad de su ciudad. Esperamos que disfruten tanto como nosotros del recorrido y la compañía de Ron para descubrir Hoboken.

What's up guys? This is Cream and we are starting the 7th episode of the Creamix right where we left off with episode 6. This is part two of my live mix from Wicked Wolf in Hoboken, NJ and continues with high energy electro, bass and future house and jersey club. Get a feel for what it's like to be partying with me; quick mixing, on the mic, slamming records, scratching and rocking the party. Enjoy!Instagram: @djcreamnycSoundcloud: @djcreamnyc2Mixcloud: @djcreamnyc

In this special episode we traveled to Hoboken NJ for @organicgrit product launch party. We had the privilege to interview five of Alex's friends and of course Alex himself. 100% of the proceeds on launch day were donated to @veteransadventuregroup @pbabbate and @22untilvalhalla. Alex is as genuinely nice of a person as he seems and it is a honor to know him. @organicgrit #staygritty #alwaysforward #podcast #livepodcast #hobokennj #veteran #military #ptsd #cbd #alwayssomethingpodcast

In today's episode of the Real State, we discuss the current state of the restaurant industry and how the pandemic will transform the dining experience in the future. We explore how the experience at the restaurant is as important as the food and how more attention needs to be made to enhance the experience for diners. Our guest is Paul Gerard, the partner, designer, and head chef at the Antique Bar and Bakery in Hoboken NJ. Check for more show notes here: https://www.therealstate.co/episodes/episode-09-having-reservationsSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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What's up this is Cream and you're checking out the 6th episode of my mix show, The Creamix. This is part one of a very special LIVE set I recorded from Wicked Wolf in Hoboken, New Jersey, and it's all about the house music. This set is big energy from start to finish and hits electro, tech, bass and dance tracks. Get a feel for what it's like to be partying with me; quick mixing, on the mic, slamming records, scratching and even some mess ups. Enjoy! Instagram: @djcreamnycSoundcloud: @djcreamnyc2Mixcloud: @djcreamnyc

Hi, I'm Dave. I'm pretty much an ordinary bloke but I've had a lot of extraordinary things happen to me. I grew up in Basildon, Essex and started my working life as an animator and a graphic artist but soon transitioned into Computer Programming. After a few years, I was headhunted by a New York consultancy company and before long I was working for the most prestigious (read "evil") and successful (read "Greedy, dishonest and manipulative") fortune 500 companies in the city. I joined the local volunteer Fire Department and also started my own business that I ran in my spare time and it didn't take long before I was earning serious amounts of money. ABOUT ME In The Matrix Hi, I'm Dave. I'm pretty much an ordinary bloke but I've had a lot of extraordinary things happen to me. I grew up in Basildon, Essex and started my working life as an animator and a graphic artist but soon transitioned into Computer Programming. After a few years, I was headhunted by a New York consultancy company and before long I was working for the most prestigious (read "evil") and successful (read "Greedy, dishonest and manipulative") fortune 500 companies in the city. I joined the local volunteer Fire Department and also started my own business that I ran in my spare time and it didn't take long before I was earning serious amounts of money. Firefighter Murphy - Rescue Truck 640 We bought a large house and soon remodelled it, doubling its size, my wife and I bought the cars we had always dreamed of, and I had a man-cave full of the latest gadgets and toys. Meaningless trinkets deep within the matrix. I was deeply ensconced in the Matrix and I truly believed that the world worked the way I was shown it worked on television and that life, as it was presented to me, was way it was supposed to be. The Red Pill After a layoff, I turned down a job offer on the 40th Floor, Tower One of the World Trade Center and took a job almost directly across the Hudson River in Hoboken NJ and watched in disbelief the events of 9/11 at very close range. https://www.allegedlydave.com

Glenn Morrow, vocalist, and guitarist for the 1970s rock band the Individuals, Rage To Live, and Bar/None Records owner. Glenn was a leader in the Hoboken music scene. His first group A band was the first band to play Maxwells. Maxwell's would later become a CBGB like venue for NJ. Glenn's current project, Glenn Morrow's Cry For Help, is releasing a new album Glenn Morrow's Cry For Help 2!   Glenn Talk's Art, the importance of Art galleries, Punk rock, Hoboken NJ history, his musical journey, editing for the NYRocker, the CBGB scene, working with Richard Lloyd of Television, The Individuals, Rage to Live, Bar none records, They Might Be Giants, X, and Much More   Glenns Info  https://www.facebook.com/glennmorrowscryforhelp/ https://linktr.ee/glennmorrowscryforhelp?fbclid=IwAR14maqJZzx7XpYvqrvd77irtnlzafySzpIoxcTZdF6otUvdvWJ3hRlntao   http://www.bar-none.com/?fbclid=IwAR1OZWU3HHlro8wnDF1QT1vlWxNcV7rmapSzPo4Hnu1vHNtIMi7czOo0Y4I          

Grab your fedoras! It's time to dive into the life of Francis Albert Sinatra! Sinatra was the most popular and influential singers of the 20th century. From growing up in Hoboken New Jersey to Acting in movies, The boys cover the first chunk in a vast life and career of Ol Blue eyes.

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Adam is a graduate of Rutgers Mason Gross School of the Arts and studied with William Esper, Maggie Flanigan and Vicki Hart. He has worked with some of the biggest stars such as Johnny Depp, Al Pacino, Robert De Niro, Steve Bucemi, Will Ferrell, Kate Winslet, & many other famous stars in his acting career. He has also worked with some of the greatest directors of our time such as Martin Scorsese, Michael Mann, Sam Mendes, Barry Levinson and Adam McKay. His breakout performance was as Agent Harold Reinecke in Michael Mann's Public Enemies. He also had the opportunity to work side by side with Al Pacino in HBO's "You Don't Know Jack" His latest role is that as Deputy Halloran in the HBO, Martin Scorsese and Terrence Winter series Boardwalk Empire. Adam was born in Hoboken NJ and grew up in Hasbrouck Heights NJ.  Links to other platforms:YouTube Video HighlightsYouTube Full Video EpisodesApple PodcastiHeart Radio SoundcloudSpotifyGoogle PodcastPodbean Instagram (The Comeback Team)Twitter Page Instagram (Bek Lover)

We are facing unprecedented times and as parents, we have an added responsibility of decision making for our children. We may be working from home, but should they homeschool or go back for live sessions or do a hybrid of virtual and in-person. Today I am joined by my kids’ beloved pediatrician, Dr. Melissa Garofalo Monaco of Forest Pediatrics in Paramus, NJ. Originally from Saddle Brook, NJ, Dr. Garofalo had been practicing pediatrics in New Jersey since 2008. She started as a graduate of the Academy for the Advancement of Science and Technology in Hackensack, NJ. She then graduated with high honors from the combined BS/MD program though Stevens Institute Technology, Hoboken NJ and New Jersey Medical School Newark, NJ. She completed her pediatric training at Schneider Children's Hospital at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, NY and also served as Chief Resident of Pediatrics. Her interests include promoting breast feeding and obesity prevention. She is board certified in Pediatrics and is a member of the NJ AAP section on Breast Feeding and has been a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics since 2007. Her hospital affiliations include Hackensack University Medical Center and Valley Hospital. She has been the recipient of the Castle Connolly Top Doctor Award and NJ Kids Favorite Docs.

Wheels and Charlie celebrate this 20th episode called, Breaking Balls. The two also take you on a trip down Memory Lane and Tito Guito calls in the show from Hoboken NJ. and tells us how he got his name and the proper way to pronounce it.

In this episode, I do a quick overview of the life and work of Frank Sinatra. From his humble beginnings in Hoboken NJ to his political activism that won him the NAACP Lifetime Achievement award. We know his music, love his whiskey, and now will hopefully appreciate his intellect a little more. Cheers! Playboy Interview: https://sinatrafamily.com/forum/showthread.php/29275-Frank-Sinatra-s-1963-Playboy-Magazine-Interview --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today we remember the man who helped to establish the Natural History Museum in Vienna. We'll also learn about the Swedish botanist who specialized in mycology. We salute the American botanist who wrote the Calendarian - a marvelous phenological record. We also recognize a fanciful botanical illustrator who anthropomorphized flowers in his book. We honor a husband and wife team who created a magnificent arboretum in the middle of the country. We'll celebrate National Relaxation Day with a poem a feature most gardeners enjoy - a little running brook. We Grow That Garden Library™ with a book It's the Little Things by Susanna Salk. And then we'll wrap things up with the story of a man who created the term ecosystem, and his words still challenge us to see our gardens through a much bigger lens. But first, let's catch up on some Greetings from Gardeners around the world and today's curated news.   Subscribe Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart   Gardener Greetings To participate in the Gardener Greetings segment, send your garden pics, stories, birthday wishes and so forth to Jennifer@theDailyGardener.org And, to listen to the show while you're at home, just ask Alexa or Google to play The Daily Gardener Podcast. It's that easy.   Curated News Connecticut Garden Journal: Ground Cherries | Connecticut Public Radio  Here's an excerpt: “Some vegetables are just fun. We've been growing ground cherries for years. This tomato-family vegetable looks like a mini version of a tomatillo. It's a sprawling 2-foot tall plant that produces an abundance of green turning to brown papery husks. Inside the husk is the fun part. Small, cherry-sized fruits mature from green to golden. Unwrap the husk, harvest, and snack on the fruits. They taste like a cross between a tomato and pineapple. They are sweet and delicious and something kids really love."   Last week was one of Turmoil in my Garden.  We decided to put new windows and siding on the house. Then we decided to enjoy the ravages of a hail storm which dumped ping pong ball sized hail on the garden for about five minutes - the entire storm lasted 30 minutes. I always remind new gardeners that we never garden alone. We garden in partnership with Mother Nature, and in this partnership, Mother Nature still has her way. Sometimes we may feel like we win, but I kind of think it's like the first time you play Go Fish or some other game with your child, they just THINK they won. In any case, I am using this as an opportunity to address some crowding in my garden beds. In some places, everything is just gone, and I suppose I could see it as an early start on fall cleanup. The one thing I'm grateful for is the replacement of this large 14 x 20 'Arbor on the side of our house. I had started growing several rows of it over the years and then settled on golden hops when I was going through my hops phase. Over the past few years, I've decided I'm not a fan of hops. The vines are aggressive and sticky, and the sap can be irritating to the skin. And I wasn't a massive fan of the color. My student gardeners will help me cover the area with some landscape fabric to make sure it does not come back, and then I think climbing hydrangea would be lovely.   Alright, that's it for today's gardening news. Now, if you'd like to check out my curated news articles and blog posts for yourself, you're in luck, because I share all of it with the Listener Community in the Free Facebook Group - The Daily Gardener Community. There's no need to take notes or search for links - the next time you're on Facebook, search for Daily Gardener Community and request to join. I'd love to meet you in the group.   Important Events 1775  Today is the birthday of the Austrian naturalist and botanist Karl Franz Anton Ritter von Schreibers. Now, the Austrian Empire had a special affinity for plants and horticulture. And, they funded expeditions regularly to collect new materials for the Natural History Museum. Many famous botanists were involved with these expeditions, including Carl Phillip Von Martinus. In 1806, Karl von Schreiber became the director of the Vienna Natural History Museum. And although he was an excellent botanist and ecologist, his heart belonged to minerals and meteorites. One of Karl's smartest moves was to make Leopold Trattinick the curator of the Museum's herbarium, which was founded in 1807. For over forty years, Karl grew the Museum, but then things took a bad turn. In 1848, during the revolution in Vienna, the Natural History Museum caught on fire. Protesters not only destroyed the library Karl had carefully built up, but they also destroyed Karl's home since his living quarters were right inside the Museum. The destruction of the Museum was too much for Karl - it broke his heart. Karl immediately retired, and he died four years later.   1794  Today is the birthday of the botanist Elias Magnus Friesz, who is born on this day in Sweden. Now, the area where Elias grew up in Sweden was rich in fungi, and as luck would have it, his father was a self-taught botanist. Put those two things together, and it's no wonder Elias developed a lifelong interest in mycology. In fact, Elias developed the first system that was used to classify fungi, so we remember him for that. If you Google Elias Friesz, you'll see there's a wonderful picture of him as an octogenarian. If you're a Harry Potter fan, Elias looks like he could've been Dumbledore's best friend. Elias was a happy botanist, and he worked tirelessly until the day he died in February 1878.   1796  Today is the birthday of the American botanist John Torrey. John was the first American botanist to study the flora of New York State. And, the area John botanized included what is now Greenwich Village, the area of the Elgin Botanic Garden ("el-GG-IN"), which is now Rockefeller Center, and Bloomingdale, which is now the upper side west side of Manhattan - as well as Hoboken New Jersey. One of the things we remember most about John is his Calendarian, which was a phenological record where he documented his plants; he recorded the species, location, and date of first bloom. It was kind of like a baby book for his plants. Historically speaking, farmers often kept similar records to track planting seasons and growing cycles. And Thomas Jefferson did the same thing as John in a book he called The Calendar. The New York botanic garden has digitized this manuscript so you can check it out when you get a chance.  And, here's some fun John Torrey trivia: The mountain known as Torrey's Peak in Colorado is named for John Torrey.   1845  Today is the birthday of the illustrator Walter Crane, who was born in Liverpool. Today, gardeners fondly recall Walter thanks to one of his most stunning works - a book called "A Floral Fantasy in an Old English Garden," which was published in 1899. Walter's book was intended to be a children's book, but as I like to say, it became a beloved book by children of all ages. For gardeners, it is really something of a graphic novel telling the story of the secret life and society of flowers. In Walter's world, the flowers are personified. For example, the Dandelion is portrayed as a bold knight - his shield is made of a large dandelion blossom. And, the Foxgloves are a lively group - comprised of cousins and brothers and sisters. The book continues to appeal thanks to Walter's beautiful artwork and the allure of the enchanted realm he created, complete with Fairies, the Four Seasons, Old Man Time, knights, and other creatures. There are 46 illustrations in this little book. Original copies of this rare book sell for over $1,000. You can view the entire album for FREE using this link in today's show notes.   1914  Today is the birthday of the cofounder of the Bickelhaupt Arboretum, Robert Earl Bickelhaupt. Robert and his wife Frances created the Arboretum around their family home in Clinton, Iowa. During the 1960s and 1970s, Robert and Frances watched as Dutch Elm disease claimed the beautiful Elm-lined streets in Clinton. In response, Robert and Frances began planting a diverse range of trees on their property - which was 10 acres. Now, Robert and Frances were exceptionally disciplined when it came to planting trees - they grouped all the trees by species. The Bickelhaupt Arboretum has a lovely collection of trees, including ash, beech, birch, crabapple, elm, hickory, honeylocust, linden, magnolia, and oak. They also have a gorgeous conifer collection, which is regarded as the crown jewel of the Arboretum, and it features many rare and dwarf conifers. In total, the BickelhauptArboretum boasts over 2,000 different species of plants. And just this week, the Bickelhaupt Arboretum is writing a new chapter - they are cleaning up the damage from the derecho ("duh-RAY-cho"), the widespread and severe windstorm that blew through the midwest earlier this week (August 10, 2020). As a result of the derecho, the Arboretum lost 28 trees, and many more were damaged in the hurricane-force winds. Now the first course of action is clean up, and then they will take down trees that need to be addressed immediately because they have been so compromised. If you happen to go to the Bickelhaupt Arboretum, there is a poignant sculpture of Robert and Frances near the entrance. They are standing side by side as Frances places one foot on a shovel she is holding.   Unearthed Words Today is National Relaxation Day, so take a deep breath and imagine the movement of the water as you listen to the words today's poem. I come from haunts of coot and hern,    I make a sudden sally And sparkle out among the fern,    To bicker down a valley. By thirty hills I hurry down,    Or slip between the ridges, By twenty thorpes, a little town,    And half a hundred bridges. Till last by Philip's farm, I flow    To join the brimming river, For men may come, and men may go,    But I go on forever. I chatter over stony ways,    In little sharps and trebles, I bubble into eddying bays,    I babble on the pebbles. With many a curve my banks I fret    By many a field and fallow, And many a fairy foreland set    With willow-weed and mallow. I chatter, chatter, as I flow    To join the brimming river, For men may come and men may go,    But I go on forever. I wind about, and in and out,    With here a blossom sailing, And here and there a lusty trout,    And here and there a grayling, And here and there a foamy flake    Upon me, as I travel With many a silvery water-break    Above the golden gravel, And draw them all along, and flow    To join the brimming river For men may come and men may go,    But I go on forever. I steal by lawns and grassy plots,    I slide by hazel covers; I move the sweet forget-me-nots    That grow for happy lovers. I slip, I slide, I gloom, I glance,    Among my skimming swallows; I make the netted sunbeam dance    Against my sandy shallows. I murmur under moon and stars    In brambly wildernesses; I linger by my shingly bars;    I loiter round my cresses; And out again I curve and flow    To join the brimming river, For men may come and men may go,    But I go on forever. — Alfred Lord Tennyson, British poet, The Brook   Grow That Garden Library It's the Little Things by Susanna Salk This book came out in 2016, and the subtitle is Creating Big Moments in Your Home Through The Stylish Small Stuff. "In [It's the Little Things] Susanna successfully celebrates those details in our homes where we express ourselves the most and where our memories, our personality, and our style come alive. . . Throughout this inspiring and useful tome, Susanna features vignettes and details from designers around the globe who use details to 'bring depth and life to a room.'" — Quintessence Blog "If the walls of your home could talk, what would they say about you? Turns out, a lot. That’s the message in Susanna Salk’s new book, It’s the Little Things: Creating Big Moments in Your Home Through the Stylish Small Stuff, that details how the smallest design elements have the potential to make the biggest statements." — Vogue "With her latest book, It's the Little Things: Creating Big Moments in Your Home Through the Stylish Small Stuff, Susanna continues to inspire us with the notion that decorating your home is deeply personal. . . . If you've ever struggled with how to decorate your mantel, how to create an arrangement on a wall, or how to create a moment in a small space, this lusciously photographed volume is a godsend. . . In the end, you realize that it's not about having access to expensive things or the ability to hire a designer. When you surround yourself with things you love, the rest will fall into place, especially when you have a good guide by your side." — Ballard Designs Blog This book is 272 pages of little stylish things that will create meaningful moments in your home. You can get a copy of It's the Little Things by Susanna Salk and support the show, using the Amazon Link in today's Show Notes for around $38   Today's Botanic Spark 1871  Today is the birthday of the English botanist and pioneer in the science of ecology, Sir Arthur George Tansley. Arthur's father had a close friend and fellow teacher who was a botanist, and it was this individual who inspired Arthur to pursue botany. From a legacy standpoint, Tansley is remembered for creating the botany publication New Phytologist Which was named after an 1842 publication called The Phytologist. With his journal, Tansley wanted British botanists to be able to communicate and discuss their teaching and research. It's thanks to Arthur Tansley that we embrace the concept of an ecosystem - he introduced us to the term in 1935. Tansley defined an ecosystem as, "A community of organisms that interact with each other and with their environments by competing and collaborating over the available resources in order to thrive. In doing so, they co-evolve and jointly adapt to external influences." Listen to this Tansley quote and see if it doesn't challenge you to think about your plants, your garden, and your world more broadly. “The whole method of science… is to isolate systems for the purpose of study… whether it be a solar system, a planet, a climatic region, a plant or animal community, an individual organism, an organic molecule, or an atom… Actually, the systems we isolate mentally are not only included as parts of larger ones, but they also overlap, interlock, and interact with one another. Isolation is artificial.” So when we ask ourselves, what is wrong with this leaf? Or, with this flower? Or, shrub or tree, etc. We should also be thinking more broadly. What is wrong with this garden? With this land? Today, the New Phytologist gives the Tansley Medal to early career researchers working in the field of plant sciences. The award is intended to increase visibility for exciting work in all areas of plant sciences.

Sachin Raval Esq. is a Partner of Ramchand and Raval, PC (R&R). He represents corporations and individuals worldwide in business and employment-based immigration, family-based immigration, consular matters, naturalization and Department of Labor compliance. In this special episode, he shares his story of how his parents immigration story inspired him to pursue a career in immigration law and make a difference in the lives of the immigrants he represents. 

This bonus episode is a teaser of what's to come in season 2 of Whateveriwant2say Podcast Food Edition Tune in and enjoy

Hoboken New Jersey Mayor Ravi Bhalla joined Anita to offer his thoughts on the importance of social distancing & wearing masks, the rise of COVID-19 in the city of Hoboken and much more. 

The riches are in the niches. In this episode 7 figure earner Michael Klein from Hoboken New Jersey shares the three main pillars of his business and how he develop the niche of divorce real estate.

In 1841 a beautiful young woman body would be pulled out of the Hudson river in Hoboken New Jersey. The woman would be identified as Mary Rogers a beautiful young working woman of New York City. She was a minor celebrity from her days working in a cigar shop that was frequented by New York's Elite. Her death would be sensationalized in the press and the country would buy papers an an unprecedented rated. Everyone wanted to know who killed Mary Rogers.Her death even inspired famed writer Edgar Allen Poe to investigate and write his investigation as a story. The Murder of Mary Roget was based on this real life murder. Join Us as we walk through The Murder of Mary Rogers The Beautiful Cigar Girl and try to figure out who killed her.

DJ Malo is based out of the trick state area. As of late Malo's remixes have been featured on various record pools. In the last 10 years DJ Malo has made his mark and taken the industry by storm. DJ Malo's relentless drive to be better and above average has fueled his rise to prominence.   Malo has played at venues through out the US such as Harrah's and Dusk in Atlantic City NJ, Linq Pool in Las Vegas NV, Central Park/ Mr. East in Roselle NJ, Teak in Hoboken NJ, Met Life Stadium in NJ, also at The Dream Hotel Rooftop, Clevelander, and Haven in Miami, FL., in Mexico and various and numerous other venues.     DJ Malo has made his mark in his undertaking of self branding and out of the box promoting of both himself and the venues he's played at.  DJ MALO is known for his creative blending of genres, and his high energy crowd pleasing ways.   Most recently Malo had his own mixshow Saturday Night Street Party based on 105.9 FM in California, that aired Saturday nights at 9pm, that could be heard nation wide. His recent endeavor was creating Dope DJS Only, a collective of like minded DJs with skill.   Follow DJ MALO Instagram: @accdjmalo Facebook: facebook.com/djmaloone Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/djmalo1 Twitter: @deejaymalo YouTube: youtube.com/user/tomalobien/featured   Tracklist My Oh My (SH8K Remix)-Camila Cabello feat. DaBaby In My Mind (Angelo The Kid & Cream Edit) (Clean Extended)-Ivan Gough & Axwell vs Diplo Finally (Club Breakerz Re-Boot Party Starter) (Clean)-CeCe Peniston x Van Heden Ride It (Jonas Blue Extended Remix)-Regard Funkytown (Carlos Fas & Vicente Fas 2020 Remix) [Intro Clean]-Lipps Inc.  Roses (Imanbek Remix) (BPM Supreme Break Intro) (Clean Extended)-SAINT JHN BeatBreaker - Make That Ass Go (Extended)-Beat Breaker Freaks (The Stickmen 'la la la Paris' Edit) [Intro Dirty]-Fisher Turn On The Memories (Pat Burden Edit) [Intro Clean]-Fall Out Boy vs. Riton & Oliver Heldens Without Me 2020 (Starjack Afro Tribal Mixshow Edit)[Clean]-Starjack / Eminem Yeah! (Deepoow Bootleg) [Intro Clean]-Usher Gasoline-Cash Cash feat. Laura White Genie In A Bottle-Faustix & Litening Respect Pump It Up (Sound Of Legend Mashup) [Intro Clean]-Mike Candys Vs. Aretha Franklin & RLP Suavemente (PeteDown 2020 ReBoot) [Intro Clean]-Elvis Crespo My Neck, My Back (Lick It) (Angelo The Kid Don't Stop Bootleg) (Dirty Extended)-Khia vs Curbi Blow Up The Night Like WOW (MIMO's Groove Edit) [Intro Clean]-Leandro Da Silva & Ivan Capello x Post Malone Further Up (Starjack Big Horn House Reboot)[Clean]-Starjack / Pitbull, Static & Ben Hot Girl Bummer (Angelo The Kid "Make You Mine" Party Starter) [Intro Clean]-Blackbear x Avicii & Nicki Romero x Mike Williams Dynamite (Rivas 2020 Bootleg) [Intro Clean]-Taio Cruz x Tiesto & Chainsmokers x Kuba & Neitan Dirty Talk ACIIID (Chunky Dip Edit)-Wynter Gordon & MOGUAI  

Business cards in the age of saving paper. NatEco Solar partners discuss business cards to get people the information they want on the cost of solar, solar prices for down payment, monthly payment, extra fees etc. We have references all over, in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, California, Puerto Rico, Maryland, Bayonne NJ, Jersey City NJ, Secaucus NJ, Hoboken NJ, Weehawken, NJ, Union City NJ, West New York NJ, South Jersey, West Jersey, Jersey Shore, and more.   Find out how much is a solar system, the price of solar installation, the cost of your new solar array, solar for big and small houses, call before you miss the free money to go green.  917.282.6285. This picture shows a ground mounted solar system in Rhode Island. Ground mounted solar systems are one of our favorites to install as you can add landscaping around to really beautify the whole project.

Mike Berney has been in the real estate game as an agent and broker for almost 30 years. He currently manages one of the most successful brokerages in Hoboken NJ. In this episode Mike shares some common mistakes agents need to avoid.

What are the odds that we find a former Hematologist and medical Oncologist turned board certified medical Acupuncturist to cover Traditional Chinese Medicine? Slim! But as per usual, we're here to defy the odds! Acupuncture and TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) are integrative tools that we both use regularly.  While we can share our personal experiences, we too had many questions about the function and history of acupuncture. For episode 25 of Thriver Talks we went straight to the source to interview Dr Shi-Hong Loh at Dao-Sheng Acupuncture in Hoboken NJ.  Dr Loh uses both his experience and expertise to  fill in the gap between western and Chinese medicine. In this new episode, Dr Loh takes us on his journey and transformation from western oncologist, to Chinese medicine practitioner and answers all of our questions about the many benefits of acupuncture. His Chinese medicine wisdom is so unique coupled with his oncology background. He is also a really good story teller, which is why we are honored and excited to share him with you on today's episode. In this episode you will learn: - Dr Loh’s unique credentials and background merging both East and West. - Personal testimonies and stories about the benefits of acupuncture - What acupuncture is and how it serves as a tool to thrive. - The 5 elements of TCM - Dr Loh’s perspective on spirituality, herbs and diet - The importance of psycho-immunotherapy  - That you are your greatest healer Subscribe, leave us a rating, and review! Know a Thriver or someone who could benefit from this episode? Share this episode with them so they can listen, too! Visit us at www.thethriversguide.com To contact Dr Loh, visit http://www.dao-sheng.com/

George Inness painted this scene of a train chugging through a bucolic landscape for the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad to commemorate the opening of their big, new train roundhouse in Scranton PA. This hub would allow them to expand service from the Great Lakes to Hoboken NJ, right across the Hudson River from New York City. We'll find out how George fell in love with painting and how his wife's wisdom prevailed against his artistic pride! By the way, the Hoboken terminus played a role in another episode, Blue Morning by George Bellows. SHOW NOTES (TRANSCRIPT) “A Long Look” theme is “Ascension” by Ron Gelinas youtu.be/jGEdNSNkZoo Episode theme is “Over The Water, Humans Gather” by Doctor Turtle https://doctorturtle.bandcamp.com/album/free-turtle-archive-everything-cc-by-by-turtle Artwork information https://www.nga.gov/collection/art-object-page.30776.html Cikovsky, Nicolai, Jr. “George Inness and the Hudson River School: The Lackawanna Valley.” The American Art Journal 2 (Fall 1970): 36-57, repro. George Inness information “George Inness Artist Overview and Analysis”. [Internet]. 2020. TheArtStory.org Content compiled and written by Sarah Ingram. Edited and revised, with Synopsis and Key Ideas added by Greg Thomas. Available from: https://www.theartstory.org/artist/inness-george/life-and-legacy/ First published on 30 Nov 2019. Updated and modified regularly [Accessed 02 Apr 2020] Inness, George. Life, Art, and Letters of George Inness. The Century Co., 1917. http://hdl.handle.net/2027/nyp.33433066280367. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad information https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delaware,_Lackawanna_and_Western_Railroad Slow Art Day http://www.slowartday.com The post The Lackawanna Valley by George Inness appeared first on A Long Look.

On this episode of "At The Table With Tony", Anthony "Tony Mangia" Scillia sits down with members of the Società Madonna Dei Martiri at their clubhouse in Hoboken, New Jersey.  They talk about the annual Hoboken Italian Festival in honor of Madonna Dei Martiri.  They also talk about the men and women who came from Molfetta, Italy and settled in Hoboken.  And of course, there is a lot of food talk.

Here's a teaser trailer for this Sunday's newest episode of "At The Table With Tony".  Anthony "Tony Mangia" Scillia sits down with members of the Società Madonna Dei Martiri at their clubhouse in Hoboken, New Jersey.  The episode will be available on Sunday morning, April 5th, 2020.

"Hot Media with Bob Mann" looks at the media's take on gentrification. Bob talks with playwright Joseph Gallo about his work entitled "Yuppies Invade My House at Dinner." The story of this production starts forty years ago with letters to a newspaper editor from upset citizens. Those letters become a book and Gallo is now crafting a play. The primary focus is Hoboken NJ, but the conversation deals with the controversies surrounding gentrification across the nation. 

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Chef Seadon Shouse grew up in Nova Scotia enjoying the bounty of the sea. At Halifax in Hoboken NJ, and at Coast Kitchen in Timber Cove CA he brings a seaside sensibility to his dishes using fresh local ingredients and working with local foragers to bring the freshest mushrooms, seaweed, and more to the plate. Tune in to hear Harry and Seadon talk about foraging, seaweeds and more.Feast Yr Ears is powered by Simplecast.

This is my live set from birch in Hoboken Nj ! Shouts to the whole team Hoboken Hospitality , Big G Nightlife , Manager Gerald & Sebastian from Suavecito Ent.! Be sure to follow me on social media @thedjbeatboy!

Prepare to be inspired as you hear the story of John Altamura and his sons, Gio Altamura & Vince Altamura. With Manhattan Beach as their home base, we learn how they built a local real estate dynasty in the South Bay. From humble beginnings starting out in Hoboken New Jersey to becoming a local titan of real estate, the Altamura family epitomizes the American Dream. The trio continues to run a wildly successful real estate boutique brokerage based in Manhattan Beach and has worked hard to earn their status as one of the most respected and trusted names in the community. You’re going to love this episode – please share and give us a review!

Last week was one of turmoil in my garden.    We decided to put new windows and siding on the house.   Then we decided to enjoy the ravages of a hail storm  which dumped ping pong ball sized hail on the garden for about five minutes - the entire storm lasted 30 minutes.   I always remind new gardeners that we never garden alone. We’re always gardening and partnership with Mother Nature and in this partnership, Mother Nature always has her way. Sometimes we may feel like we win, but I kind of think it’s like the first time you play Go Fish or some other game with your child, they just THINK they won.   In any case, I am using this as an opportunity to address some crowding in my garden beds. In some places everything is just gone and I suppose I could see it as  an early start on fall cleanup.   The one thing I’m grateful for is the replacement of this large 14 x 20‘ Arbor on the side of our house. I had started growing a number of lines on it over the years and then settled on golden hops when I was going through my hops phase.   Over the past few years I’ve decided I’m not a fan of hops. The vines are aggressive and sticky and the sap can be irritating to the skin. And I wasn’t a huge fan of the color.    My student gardeners will help me cover the area with some landscape fabric to make sure it does not come back and then I’m thinking climbing hydrangea would be lovely.         Brevities   #OTD   Today is the birthday of Karl Franz Anton Ritter von Schreibers.     Schreibers was an Austrian naturalist and a botanist. In 1806, Schreibers became the director of the Vienna Natural History Museum. He was a good botanist and ecologist, but his heart belong to minerals and meteorites.   Schreibers made Leopold Trattinick curator of the museum herbarium which was founded in 1807. The Austrian Empire had a thing for plants and horticulture. So expeditions were sent to collect new materials including minerals for the museum.   Many famous botanists were involved with these expeditions including Carl Phillip Von Martinus.   In 1848, during the revolution, the museum caught on fire. The protesters not only destroyed the library Schreibers had carefully built up, they destroyed Schreibers home - his living quarters or right inside the museum. It broke Schreibers heart. He retired and died four years later.         #OTD  Happy birthday to Elias Magnus Friesz who is born on this day in 1794 in Sweden.   The area where Friesz grew up, was rich in fungi and his father was a self-taught botanist. Put the two together, and it’s no wonder Friesz developed a lifelong interest in mycology.   In fact, Friesz developed the first system that was used to classify fungi; so we remember him for that.   There’s a wonderful picture of Elias as an octogenarian. He looks like he could’ve been Dumbledore’s best friend.   He was a happy botanist and he worked tirelessly until the day he died in February 1878.       #OTD   Happy birthday to John Torrey who is born on this day in 1796. Torreywas the first American botanist to study the flora of New York State. The area Torrey botanized included what is now Greenwich Village, the area of the Elgin botanic garden which is now Rockefeller Center, and Bloomingdale which is now the upper side west side of Manhattan, as well as Hoboken New Jersey. Torrey's Calendarian was a phenological record where he documented the plants he observed - recording the species, location, and date of first bloom.     Farmers often kept similar records to track planting seasons and growing cycles.   Thomas Jefferson did the same thing in a book he called The Calendar.   The New York botanic garden has digitized this manuscript so you can check it out when you get a chance.    And, if you live in Colorado, it might interest you to know that Torrey's peak in Colorado is named for John Torrey.         #OTD It's the birthday of the illustrator Walter Crane, born in Liverpool #OnThisDay in 1845. Gardeners appreciate Crane thanks to one of his most stunning works - a book called "A Floral Fantasy in an Old English Garden" which was published in 1899.  Crane's book was intended to be a children's book - but for gardeners it is really something of a graphic novel telling the storyof the hidden life and society of flowers.   The flowers are personified. For example, the Dandelion is portrayed as a bold knight - his shield is made of a large dandelion blossom. And, the Foxgloves are a happy group; comprised of cousins and brothers and sisters.  The book continues to appeal thanks to Crane's beautiful artwork and the allure of the enchanted realm he created; complete with Fairies, the Four Seasons, Old Man Time, knights, and other creatures.  There are 46 illustrations in this little book.  Original copies of this rare book sell for over $1,000. You can view the entire book for FREE using this link in today's show notes.       #OTD  Today, we remember Geoff Hamilton who was born on this day in 1936.    Hamilton was a presenter of the BBC’s Gardener's Worldin the 1980s and 1990s he was also a gardener himself.   Hamilton had a twin brother and as a young kid he became interested in horticulture by working in his family’s garden. One of his first jobs was helping out at a local nursery down the road from his house.   He became the editor forPractical Gardening Magazineand then he moved into television. He was the longest serving presenter on a Gardener's World.   In his Wikipedia entry, it says that many in the garden world were puzzled by the fact that Hamilton never received any recognition from the Royal Horticultural Society for his work.   Hamilton‘s personal garden at Barnsdale consists of 38 themed gardens over 8 acres and it remains open to the public. It is run by his son who also gardens and is a writer.       Unearthed Words   As I listened from a beach-chair in the shade To all the noises that my garden made,  It seemed to me only proper that words Should be withheld from vegetables and birds. A robin with no Christian name ran through The Robin-Anthem which was all it knew,  And rustling flowers for some third party waited To say which pairs, if any, should get mated. Not one of them was capable of lying,  There was not one which knew that it was dying Or could have with a rhythm or a rhyme Assumed responsibility for time. Let them leave language to their lonely betters Who count some days and long for certain letters;  We, too, make noises when we laugh or weep:  Words are for those with promises to keep.    by W.H. Auden - Their Lonely Betters       Today's book recommendation: The Gardens of Emily Dickinson by Judith Farr Farr's book helps us understand the poets relationship with specific flowers.   It also helps us understand some of the floral symbolism that Dickinson uses in her poems which Dickinson herself called "Blossoms of the Brain". Without this information, they can be difficult to understand.   Gardening was a huge part of Dickinson‘s life.   Jasmine was on her list of favorite flowers. It was third, next to dearest Daphne, and except for wildflowers, which Dickinson considered dearest of all.       Today's Garden Chore Plant Pickerel Weed. If you have a pond, or need a water plant for a trough or such on your property, consider planting Pickerel Weed.   The foliage looks great and it blossoms for six months depending on where you live. In winter, it dies back completely.   Think of Pickerel Weed like a mint; if you don’t want it to spread, grow it in containers and place the pots at the water’s edge.   Pickerelweed is a hit with butterflies and other pollinators because of it lovely purple blossom. It grows well in Zones 3-10.       Something Sweet  Reviving the little botanic spark in your heart   Today is the day that the botanist Sylvia Edlund was born in Pittsburgh.   She earned a PhD in botany from the University of Chicago   Edlund was sickly as a child. She was often confined to her bed. She said that she took up botany because she thought she shouldn’t study study anything she’d have to chase   She worked for the United Nations assembling an inventory of plants and animals in the far north. She worked for the geological survey of Canada for 20 years but was forced to retire in 1994 after an inflamed appendix went undiagnosed and ended up affecting her short term memory.   Edlund died in British Columbia in 2014 at the age of 69. Her colleague, Fenja Brodo, wrote a tribute to her in The Ottawa Citizenthat was especially touching. She wrote,   "It was not easy for her being the lone botanist, and a female at that, working in a predominantly male environment. Sylvia met the challenge and became an internationally recognized leader in plant distribution patterns in the Arctic. She showed that ground ice melt was the water source for the unexpectedly lush green valleys in parts of the High Arctic and demonstrated how climate, substrate, and geomorphic processes influence what can grow where.    Sylvia was always an artist, with pen, paints and fabrics. She wrote and illustrated (water colours) a booklet on Common Arctic Wildflowers of the Northwest Territories for schoolchildren of the north.   Each Christmas, she made another set of delightful felt animal ornaments, which she presented to friends. (For two years, her creations adorned the tree at the Canadian Museum of Nature.)"     Thanks for listening to the daily gardener, and remember: "For a happy, healthy life, garden every day."

New Jersey native, and avid fan of Pho, Ashley Mak is the owner of Hudson River Fitness in Hoboken NJ. A passionate helper and a talented leader, learn how Ashley is staying focused in his pursuit to make other's lives better.

Today we got to speak to Jersey City own Neon Funeral , we talked about the formation of the band and some of the other projects they shared . Also you get to hear the first single (She's A Ghost) recorded at SoundWars Studios in Hoboken NJ , come on this DMT journey and ride the Black Wave known as Neon Funeral. Hosted by : Dee Rotten , Patrick Jamal Skvm ....................................................................................................... .................................................... Guests : Neon Funeral 1. She's A Ghost (17:17) ......................................................................... ....................................................... Guest Web Pages: ...................................................................................................................................................................................... https://www.instagram.com/neon_funeral/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuSTgM3dez34BwzLPRwuZ-Q https://soundcloud.com/neon-funeral-356928749 https://www.facebook.com/neonfuneralband/ OZ Video web page : .............................................................................................. ....................................................... www.eventmedia-pro.com From The Dungeon Web Pages: ............................................................................................................................................................................................. https://www.instagram.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO3ys2ePJ3zi9yUFV97ScKw?view_as=subscriber https://soundcloud.com/fromthedungeonpodcast https://twitter.com/FTDPodcast https://www.podparadise.com/Podcast/1348901177 https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/from-the-dungeon-podcast (T-Shirt March) ............................................................................................................................................................................................... https://tonethreads.com/fromthedungeonpodcast/merch all music is owned by the artist. and played with the artist consent. recorded by Oz edited by Dee Rotten.

The guys talk Bryan's street fight in Hoboken New Jersey, moments that trigger Brendan's childhood memories, therapy sessions, Paulie Malignaggi and Conor McGregor rumors, Bryan's apology to Gary Owen, Chris D'Elia being featured in Eminem and Logic's song, Canelo Alvarez vs Daniel Jacobs, Cowboy Cerrone vs Al Iaquinta, Game of Thrones' Starbucks cup cameo, Instagram hiding likes, 8yr old boy hero and much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The guys talk Bryan's street fight in Hoboken New Jersey, moments that trigger Brendan's childhood memories, therapy sessions, Paulie Malignaggi and Conor McGregor rumors, Bryan's apology to Gary Owen, Chris D'Elia being featured in Eminem and Logic's song, Canelo Alvarez vs Daniel Jacobs, Cowboy Cerrone vs Al Iaquinta, Game of Thrones' Starbucks cup cameo, Instagram hiding likes, 8yr old boy hero and much more!

A culinary tour in the mile square city, birthplace of Frank Sinatra.

About our Guest: Chris Grablutz is the director of business development for PV Pros, Inc., a nationwide solar maintenance company specializing in commercial and utility scale solar PV systems based in New Jersey. He is an owner’s engineer and operations and maintenance professional. He has worked in the industry for over a decade, designing and building solar PV arrays with a focus on quality control and longevity.   Episode Summary: Chris talks about his background in the solar energy industry, drawing on his decade of experience to highlight what he has learned in terms of growing a successful business and  navigating the solar energy world. Looking ahead, he offers insights on the future of energy storage and advice for anyone looking to enter the solar industry.   Insights from this Episode: Strategies for navigating the ups and downs of the solar industry Tips for designing strong and financially smart solar projects from an operations and maintenance perspective Insights on what it will take to move energy storage tech forward The secret to achieving those 100% renewable energy goals Strategies for getting into the solar energy industry   Quotes from the Show: “Smooth seas don’t make for good sailors and that’s what this industry is all about.” - Chris Grablutz, Episode 7 “As the industry changed, instead of trying to do new things, we decided to look back at what our core competency was.” - Chris Grablutz, Episode 7 On the small size and interconnectedness of the industry: “It’s almost sometimes musical chairs with people changing companies.” - Benoy Thanjan, Episode 7 Because of how small and interconnected the industry is: “Do whatever you can to make sure you end things amicably; you don’t ever burn a bridge.” - Chris Grablutz, Episode 7 On the importance of quality control while building a project: “There’s solar cells that were made 40 plus years ago that still provide power… We have to make sure that we get to that 25 years [warranty of modules] successfully, and then after that those are still contributing years.” - Chris Grablutz, Episode 7 On solar energy storage: “It’s there, it’s ready, it’s just new, and no one wants to make the quick decision, which is good. I think at this point we need to out our foot a little closer to the floor and come up with those financial mechanisms so that we can deploy more storage.” - Chris Grablutz, Episode 7 “In all reality, when everyone starts at that entry level position, the things that differentiate you are your knowledge of where you’re going, the things that you’ve done – your experiences, like internships or presenting your own personal research – and being able to differentiate yourself from other people, so that a hiring authority can say, ‘hey this person, they went after it harder than everyone else. They want this job and this is the person that I want on my team.’” - Chris Grablutz, Episode 7   Resources mentioned: Clean Capital’s Experts Only podcast The Energy Gang podcast Suncast podcast The Interchange podcast   Stay connected: Benoy Thanjan LinkedIn.com/in/bthanjan Facebook: Reneu Energy www.reneuenergy.com info@reneuenergy.com   Li Wang: MJWangMedia.com Instagram: @liwang22   Chris Grablutz: LinkedIn.com/in/cgrablutz chris@pvpros.com Visit in person! @ 5 Marine View Plaza #301 Hoboken NJ 07030

In typical Hack fashion we throw an episode together in a couple of hours. We put out the call to the troops and with three regular Hacks and one call in guest we pull off another gem, impromptu. JoJo Mo (Joe Morasco) fits right in and coincidentally is calling from New Jersey just a few … Continue reading "Episode 41: Dirty Jersey with JoJo Mo – Local Spotlight: Hoboken Cigars; Hoboken, NJ"

In this episode, host Bryan Gildenberg reviews Kantar Consulting's Health and Wellness event in Hoboken NJ on July 25, and offers some thoughts on Amazon's Q2 results.

This week on the Capitol Wrestling Podcast, The fashionable fashionista Darnell riding solo again. He recaps this weeks Capitol Wrestling TV show and has one of the voices of the color commentary and Capitol Wrestling TV, Steven James. The talk gets deep as we approach Capitol Wrestling's Anniversary show March 24th 2018 in Hoboken NJ. Check it out. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eltorospodcast/support

It's a new era on The Capitol Wrestling Podcast as Darnell Mitchell and Dustin Smothers from The Pro Wrestling Mothership take the reigns of the show! They discuss Episode 44 of Capitol Television, including the historic World War IV match and also preview everything coming up this Saturday night in Hoboken from the Capitol Auditorium at Master Class! Finally, Dustin talks with rising star and Black & Brave graduate, Jah-C, who wowed the Citizens of Capitol last December in Hoboken as part of the Black & Brave Showcase. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/eltorospodcast/support

Bvster sits down with Clemence Danko of Choc O Pain, a French Bakery located in Jersey City and Hoboken. We chat with her about the secret to her tasty croissants, the keys to being a successful french bakery owner, and why she has the next avocado toast.

Hoboken NJ: Ryan Roman by Comedy's Best Kept Secret Tour

Puntata speciale da Hoboken-New Jersey nella Puppet Heap fabbrica dei Muppets. Con Paul Andrejco e Marina Catucci. Le uscite con il critico cinematografico Pedro Armocida: "The Place" e "The Square".

Puntata speciale da Hoboken-New Jersey nella Puppet Heap fabbrica dei Muppets. Con Paul Andrejco e Marina Catucci. Le uscite con il critico cinematografico Pedro Armocida: "The Place" e "The Square".

Puntata speciale da Hoboken-New Jersey nella Puppet Heap fabbrica dei Muppets. Con Paul Andrejco e Marina Catucci. Le uscite con il critico cinematografico Pedro Armocida: "The Place" e "The Square".

Mitch goes to Fiore’s Deli to eat possibly the best mozzarella cheese in the U.S., which he puts on a tuna sandwich. If a sandwich from Fiore’s is good enough for Liz Lemon to eat on an episode of 30 Rock, it’s good enough for Mitch. Please subscribe in iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher or Google Play. Leave a rating and review to help others find the podcast. Search for Mitch Goldich on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for food pictures.

Today on High on Healthy Audrey is joined by the intergrative clincal nutritionist for The Holistic Cannabis Network, Laura Lagno. The Holistic Cannabis Network is a cannabis education, training, and business-building platform for holistic-minded practitioners about medical marijuana and its integration with other healing modalities. Laura’s expertise skews toward the clinical side with an integrative + functional nutrition private practice in Hoboken NJ, NYC, and online, allowing for first-hand access to consumers. Laura has advanced training in functional medicine, which has her positioned her to become one of the first certified RDNs with the Institute of Functional Medicine.

Christopher Dennis Di Guardia of One Moe Time returns to toast Tap, debate posters for your downtown loft, and honor the pride of Hoboken NJ. Topics discussed: Poverty Sucks The Whole Shebang podcast Tom Hamilton Continue reading

On this episode I talk about the autumn weather transition, terraforming Mars, my partial deafness caused by a concert, why I love the Patriots, why I don't watch college football, women in fantasy football, Anthony Weiner sexting again, the atrocity that is shaving, falling asleep behind the wheel, and my theory about the train crash in Hoboken New Jersey

After 15 years, residents of Hoboken NJ are still waiting for construction to begin on their 9/11 Memorial. With the help of local reporters and city council meetings, Never Forget Radio takes you into the room where it happened – or didn’t happen. With special guests Emilie and Frank Sinatra. Music by Snow Caps, Erica […]

This week we bring you an interview with Dan Covel. Dan is a BJJ black belt training under Marcelo Garcia. He also teaches at Marcelo Garcia Academy and in Hoboken New Jersey. We talk about: Starting martial arts with Judo Doing MMA at age 17 Using the closed guard What makes the closed guard such a strong position How to pass the closed guard Getting the most out of kids BJJ Why he stores his tournament medals in a drawer The benefits of competing The use of BJJ in a street fight What he does to get ready to compete Good goals for new students Links: Dan's Black Magic Closed Guard DVD use coupon code "bjjbrick" for 15% off this dvd on budo videos! Dan's Facebook page Dan on Twitter Quote of the week: "Men who wish to know about the world must learn about it in its particular details." Heraclitus Article of the week: Character building from Goulburn Martial Arts Academy Helping kids deal with bullies. This week we learn how to say "good bye" in Portuguese with part two of our language learning segment. Gary's future book is called "defensive driving, offensive driving, and driving over the neighbor's fensive" Catch us next week for another episode of The BjjBrick Podcast The BjjBrick Podcast is in iTunes, Stitcher radio, and RSS link for Andriod

Welcome to our Final Four round of the Strongest Town Competition. We invite you to listen to the following interview that Charles Marohn, president of Strong Towns, conducted with a representative from a town in our contest. Once you've finished listening to it, along with its competitor, Sandusky, OH (they'll be released at the same time), please visit strongtowns.org/strongesttown to vote. Phil Jonat, a lifelong New Jersey resident, talks about how Hoboken is a place where people can raise kids and grow old, plus the amazing Italian food, gorgeous riverfront, diverse businesses, and vibrant downtown. He also opens up about the challenges of affordability in this desirable city.

Vicki Hedley is a certified professional midwife through the North American Registry of Midwives and a Certified Midwife through the American Midwifery Certification Board.  She graduated from the National College of Midwifery in Taos, NM and is licensed to practice midwifery in NJ and NY.  She has 18 years of experience having attended over 500 births in hospitals, birth centers, and homes.  She started her midwifery journey as a birth and postpartum doula, doula trainer, and childbirth educator.   Vicki is the owner of Seventh Moon Homebirth Midwifery Services with locations in Montvale and Hoboken NJ.  She also offers placenta encapsulation.  For more information, please visit her website at www.seventhmoonhomebirth.com.

Drinking Dirty in Jersey is joined by Ginger Casey in studio and explores the sexual exploits of a ginger's sex life. Also 902 Brewing out of Hoboken NJ joined us for an awesome interview about what craft beers they are brewing and some kick ass beers planned for the future. Beer-Ventures with Founders Brewing, Scissoring, Tom Brady's deflated balls, Elysian Beer sells out, Drinking Games, Salute to the Greatest Drunk of all time, Andre the Giant, and more!! Tune in and Drink on! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Now this set was to shut someone up with my mixing skills...just to let you know this guy came into the Sushi Lounge in Hoboken Nj and started to mouth off that I couldn't play Uro Style of music...now the Sushi lounge is a fusion cuisine with a lounge atmosphere to enjoy your food with a "live" Dj...so my smooth soulful house sounds fits well there, But I had to let this guy know who he was f-ing with...So I did this set to give him something to think about...while he was having his din-din...let just say the next time he see me he will respect my skill set on mixing music...

PUNKCAST#29714 - Live at Maxwells, Hoboken NJ. Aug 1 2003. At the height of their initial fame, the Yeah Yeahs Yeahs took a brief breather and then played a 'secret' midnight show before heading back to Europe for the festival circuit. This was the frenzied finale of that show, complete with Karen O stagedive. More info on http://punkcast.com/297