Podcasts about hornberg

Im Oktober 2024 sprachen wir mit dem Regisseur und Schauspieler MARVIN POLOMSKI, der für die Freilichtbühne Hornberg das Musical "Ghost" inszenierte und auch eine der Hauptrollen spielt.

In der ersten Geschichte geht es um das Mädchen Lena. Lena hat sturmfrei, denn ihr Vater ist den ganzen Tag und die halbe Nacht unterwegs zu einem Geschäftstermin. Umso seltsamer findet es die 15-Jährige, als es mitten in der Nacht an ihrer Haustür klingelt und ihr Vater sie mit einem breiten Grinsen durch den Türspion anstrahlt. Ihre Hand liegt schon auf der Klinke, um zu öffnen, doch dann erinnert sie sich an ein kleines Detail aus ihrem letzten Traum. In der zweiten Geschichte geht es um ein paar Kinder, eine Witwe, einen Pastor und einen Viehwirt. Sie alle leben am Fuße des Hornbergs, einem Berg, über den besonders die alten Bewohner der Stadt dunkle Geschichten erzählen. Eines Tages frischt der Wind auf und die Vier werden Zeuge eines besonderen Schauspiels.

Wie das Hotelier-Ehepaar Brigitte und Christian Hoefliger-von Siebenthal Betrieb und Familie unter einen Hut bringen, und warum sie im November ihren Betrieb umbenannt hatten, erzählen die beiden Moderator Nik Hartmann in der neusten Folge des Podcasts «KMUStorys» des Swiss Venture Club (SVC).   Brigitte von Siebenthal und Christian Hoefliger lernten sich Ende der 90er-Jahre an der Hotelfachschule kennen. Als sie die Schule abgeschlossen hatten, wollten sie eigentlich nur während des Sommers Brigittes Eltern in deren Hotel etwas aushelfen. Kurze Zeit später übernahmen die beiden den Betrieb. Das heute fast 100-jährige Hotel Hornberg in Saanemöser im Berner Oberland wurde von Brigittes Grosseltern gebaut. Seit 20 Jahren führt das Hotelier-Ehepaar das Hotel Hornberg. Ende November hatten sie es in «Maison Hornberg» umbenannt. «Im Logo waren immer noch Kuhglocken. Die Marke durfte aber nicht verschwinden.» Brigittes Grosseltern, die in Saanemöser als Bauern arbeiteten und noch zusätzliches Land zur Vewrfügung hatten, bauten die Pension auf, als das Skifahren immer beliebter wurde. Brigittes Vater baute die Pension aus, bevor er das Hotel, welches nun deutlich grösser war und aus mehreren Chalets bestand, an seine Tochter Brigitte weitergegeben hatte. Seither wird das Hotel stetig ausgebaut und renoviert. «Das Hotel muss schöner sein als das zu Hause unserer Gäste.» Mehr Zimmer sind aber schon lange nicht mehr hinzugekommen. Wirtschaftlich würde das zwar Sinn machen, die Gastfreundschaft, die Brigitte und Christian aber am wichtigsten ist, würde darunter leiden. Wie sie es schaffen, ihren Betrieb mit fast 60 Mitarbeitenden erfolgreich zu führen, erzählen Brigitte und Christian Hoefliger-von Siebenthal im Gespräch mit Moderator Nik Hartmann in der 30. Folge des Podcasts KMUStorys.

"In Kürze erreichen wir - leider gar nichts." Autor: Henning Bornemann Von Henning Bornemann.

Besonders sozial benachteiligte Menschen sind in Städten Lärm ausgesetzt – vor allem Verkehrslärm, sagt Ärztin Claudia Hornberg. Dabei führe Lärm zu körperlichen Stressreaktionen, sogar im Schlaf. Nur eine Verkehrswende könne da helfen. Hornberg, Claudiawww.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, InterviewDirekter Link zur Audiodatei

Der unabhängige Sachverständigenrat für Umweltfragen fordert von der Bundesregierung, Umweltschutz und Gesundheitsschutz stärker zu vernetzen. Das steht im neuen Gutachten des Rates, der heute an die Regierung übergeben wurde. Ein wichtiger Punkt sei eine "Umweltgerechtigkeit" zwischen Stadt und Land, so die Vorsitzende des Sachverständigenrates, Professor Claudia Hornberg. "Menschen sind in Städten mehreren Umweltbelastungen gleichzeitig ausgesetzt, zum Beispiel Hitze, Feinstaub oder Lärm – und das trifft vor allem sozial benachteiligte Stadtteile und die Menschen, die dort leben", so Hornberg im SWR2-Tagesgespräch. Städte müssten deshalb ein Mindestmaß an Schutz vor diesen Belastungen bieten, zum Beispiel durch innerstädtische Gewässer oder Grünflächen. Heftige Diskussionen in der Bevölkerung wie zuletzt beim Heizungsgesetz müssen bei dem Thema nach Meinung von Hornberg nicht sein. "Wir müssen die Wege erklären und die negativen Auswirkungen des Klimas gut verständlich für alle Bevölkerungsschichten deutlich machen, das ist eine Frage der Kommunikation", so Hornberg.

In der aktuellen Folge des visitblackforest-Podcasts nimmt dich Zarah-Louise Roth mit auf eine Reise mit der Schwarzwaldbahn. Sie macht Halt in Triberg und macht dir Lust auf die Strecke zwischen Karlsruhe und Konstanz. Neben vielen interessanten Tipps rund um die Schwarzwaldbahn, überrascht Zarah-Louise Roth wieder mit allerhand Kuriositäten.

In der aktuellen Folge nimmt dich Zarah-Louise Roth mit auf die Badische Weinstraße. Auf ihrem Weg durch die Region besucht sie die Weinbauorte Königschaffhausen am Kaiserstuhl, Ettenheim, Oberkirch und Sasbachwalden. Neben vielen interessanten Tipps rund um das Thema Wein, überrascht Zarah-Louise Roth wieder mit allerhand Kuriositäten.

Bei aller Würdigung berühmter historischer Ereignisse: Längst nicht jedes davon empfiehlt sich zur Nachahmung. Das meint Pascal Fournier in unserer Wochenend-Kolumne "Zwei Minuten".

„Es geht aus wie das Hornberger Schießen" - so heißt es, wenn eine Sache mit großem Aufwand betrieben oder angekündigt wird und dann aber ohne Ergebnis endet. Was eine alte Redewendung aus dem Schwarzwald ist, ist gleichzeitig auch der Ursprung für die Freilichtbühne in Hornberg. Dort wird das Hornberger Schießen jedes Jahr nachgespielt. Wie diese Redewendung entstand, warum der Historische Verein Hornberg gegründet wurde und was heute auf der Freilichtbühne Hornberg gespielt wird, erklärt uns der Vereinsvorsitzende Thomas Bossert in diesem Interview.

Als Italienerin und Headhunterin in Frankfurt fördert Angela Hornberg Frauen in Deutschland. In schwierigen Zeiten war Ihre Immobilie ihre finanzielle Stütze. Angela erzählt uns auch, wie sie die coolste WG in Frankfurt kreiert hat und warum das die beste Entscheidung ihres Lebens war! Angela Horberg war 10 Jahre lang als Investmentbankerin in Frankfurt, Berlin und London tätig – u.a. für die Deutsche Bank und Lehman Brothers. Seit 1994 ist sie Unternehmerin, Investorin und Gründerin: Zuerst ein Londoner Start-up in den 90ern, darauffolgend AHC im Jahr 2002, immer wieder Business Angel. Sie ist Vorstandsmitglied der Financial Experts Association e.V. für die Rhein-Main Region, eine der führende Aufsichtsratsverbände in Deutschland. Gesellschaftlich engagiert sie sich für die Förderung von Frauen in der Wirtschaft als Mentorin von „MENTORING HESSEN“.

[WARNING: Graphic Content, Mature Audiences Only]Heinrich Pommerenke, 'The Beast of the Black Forest', was a German lust killer that claimed 4 victims before his arrest in Hornberg in 1959. Pommerenke confessed to 24 total rapes and other crimes claiming that he only killed after he watched The Ten Commandments, the well-known film directed by Cecil B. DeMille. He spent the remainder of his life in prison since Germany does not practice the death penalty.Watch the livestream of this episode: [ https://talko.fm/join ]Evidence photos: https://talkmurder.com/heinrich-pommerenkeBecome a Talko [ https://talko.fm/join ] to listen to hidden episodes, exclusives, watch private livestreams, and chat with the gang on Discord.

Kyle joins Adam to discuss why serverless is important for organizations big and small, which containerization use cases make sense (and which don't), and their shared experience with obscure speech-to-text technology.

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Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/314 Presented By: LakeLady Custom Rods, Dette Flies, Jackson Hole Fly Company, Trxstle Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Today, we're fly fishing Maine. Bob Romano takes us into the lakes and streams of the Rangeley Lakes Region. He tells us why he has been traveling up to this area for over 40 years. We dig into some of his books, his favorite authors, and talk about his new book, River Flowers - how it came to be and what makes it special. Bob mentions some camps that give access to different streams in Maine and breaks down the seasons there. Plus, we hear about the story of White Nose Pete - a trout who lived a hundred years and had never been caught. Fly Fishing Maine Show Notes with Bob Romano 04:30 - The first fly fishing book that Bob read was a Robert Traver book 04:50 - His first fly rod was a Cortland Fiberglass Rod in the 1960s 07:30 - Taylor Streit was recently on the podcast at WFS 313 08:30 - Bob talks about the writers that he looks up to - David Brodigan, Gary Schneider, Tom McGuane, etc. 10:30 - George Daniel was on the podcast at WFS 055 11:00 - Bob tells the story of when he fished the Rangeley Lakes Region in Maine and there were no other anglers and boats 13:40 - We can't find top fly fishing writers from the Northeast but there's Top 10 Favorite Fly Fishing Writers from a Google article 14:30 - Bob breaks down Maine fishing - it's known for its brook trout fishing, smallmouth, and landlocked salmon 15:00 - Randy Spencer is a fly fishing guide in Maine, a writer, and has written a number of books 16:50 - The Rangeley Lakes Region has the largest brook trout in the United States - they measure them in pounds rather than inches 18:15 - Bob talks about Carrie Stevens streamers - her most famous streamer is the grey ghost 21:51 - Bob talks about what your itinerary would look like when you go to Maine - drive North, then East if you want to go to Grand Lakes stream, way up North is the Moosehead Region Lake, West is the Rangeley Region - they're equally distant from Portland 26:40 - One of the best times to fish the Rangeley is the 2nd and 3rd week of May - you have to fish something with a white wing because it works great and imitates the smelt 29:00 - The Black Ghost fly pattern is one of the most used in the Rangeley Lakes 30:15 - John Shewey was on the podcast at WFS 296 - Bob shares a tip to keep the streamer feather straight, don't use subtle hackle, use Marabou feather 31:00 - From the end of May and the beginning of June, that's when they use dry flies 34:40 - In the Rangeley Lakes Region, you can get those trophy brook trout in the Magalloway River 42:20 - The Hornberg fly pattern aka meat and potato 42:40 - Bob earns a living as an attorney - he lives on 12 acres of land with his wife 44:20 - June is the dry fly season - the 2nd and 3rd week of June is the black fly season. These flies bite and are intense and so is fishing. July is caddis season. Fishing starts to wane in August. Fishing usually ends by the end of September, then starts the hunting season 47:40 - The moose are dying because they're rubbing off their fur when ticks irritate them - they die of the cold in winter 50:30 - Bob gives 2 reasons why fishing in Maine is great 55:20 - Maine is known for its traditional sporting lodges that date back to the 1800s 56:20 - Bosebuck Mountain Camps give access to the Magalloway river systems 56:30 - Grant's Camps gives access to Kennebago river 56:40 - Lakewood Camps is on the Rapid river 58:00 - Brett and Susan Damm runs the Rangeley Region Sports Shop 58:55 - Bob tells a story about a guy named Shang Willer who came up with a fable about a fish called White Nose Pete 1:03:15 - Ray Troll was on the podcast at WFS 299 1:04:45 - Bob has a new book called, River Flowers 1:05:10 - Elmore Leonard is one of Bob's favorite authors - Elmore wrote the story that became a movie, Get Shorty Fly Fishing Maine Conclusion with Bob Romano Bob Romano took us into the lakes and streams of the Rangeley Lakes Region. We found out why he has been traveling up to this area for over 40 years. We dug into some of his books, his favorite authors, and talk about his new book, River Flowers. Bob mentioned some camps that give access to different streams and breaks down the seasons in Maine. We heard about the fable of White Nose Pete. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/314

On this episode we get into some of the best battle scenes of all time. Ranging from the one man armies of Bruce Lee and Hit Girl, the bloody scenes of WW2, wild west shootouts and of course the greatest cinematic siege of all time at the Battle of the Hornberg in the Third Age of Middle Earth. We compare notes on why these battles take on such a lasting impression, from more than just the excitement and action of which they contain, but the interesting ideas and motivations of those involved. There are people who go to war without ever taking up arms just as much as there are others who take up arms to lay their lives on the line to save people for no reward save the fact that it is the right thing to do. As wars are such complex concepts, we're sure you'll enjoy the discussion of all the ways and forms that they take place across cinema. Sam, Solo & Roagan are film graduates, casual podcasters and all over swell folk. Each with a varied and different taste in film and a singular goal. To get rich making podcasts (getting rich is optional). Enjoy the show Chin Waggers x Follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ChinWag25 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/chinwaggers25

Heute werden wir mit Schütze, Schauspielerin und Comedian Dorothea Kriegl hier bei "Sternenstaub" Sprechen um die wunderbare und positive Schütze energie "live" zu erleben. Dorothea Kriegl wuchs behütet in Hornberg im Schwarzwald auf. Hier besuchte sie schon als Kind die Ballettschule und schnupperte Theaterluft. Nach der Schulzeit verschlug es sie auf die Philippinen, wo sie bereits im Alter von 17 Jahren für diverse Fernsehsendungen vor der Kamera stand. Außerdem arbeitete sie über zwei Jahre erfolgreich als Model für mehrere Majorlabels und drehte Fernseh- und Kinospots. Vom Heimweh nach Deutschland gepackt, landete sie in Köln, wo sie nach dem erfolgreichen Abschluss ihres Schauspielstudiums endlich ihre Liebe zur Bühne ausleben konnte. viel spass beim hören :-) Erlebe Dorothea Live hier: https://www.comoedie-dresden.de/produktionen/repertoire/ follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dorotheakriegl/?hl=de Homepage: http://www.dorotheakriegl.de/

Show #657   Good morning, good afternoon and good evening wherever you are in the world, welcome to EV News Daily for Sunday 1st December 2019. It’s Martyn Lee here and I go through every EV story to save you time.   Thank you to MYEV.com for helping make this show, they’ve built the first marketplace specifically for Electric Vehicles. It’s a totally free marketplace that simplifies the buying and selling process, and help you learn about EVs along the way too.   TRYEV.COM ! – crowdfunding on CrowdCube, gotta get to the target. Go to crowdcube.com and search TryEV.  8 days left, over 60% there. “Try EV aims to transform the car purchasing process, educate on owning an EV and ignite EV interest. Try EV promotes “electrify to buy”. It is a platform to enable customers to learn, compare, customise and experiment with EVs before making a final buying decision.”   Roadtrip…!   MARK COLE Listening to your latest show, you asked for sharing holiday EV travels, so here I am.  I drove my 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV from the Red Ball Garage in NYC to the Portofino Hotel and Marina in LA (traditional Cannon Ball Run style), in 78 hours 59 minutes total. While two Tesla model 3s have done it (MUCH) faster, I'm not aware of any non tesla evs to do such an accomplishment. Furthermore, on the last day, in 24 hours, I drove 1,033.6 miles or 1,667km, which I don't believe had been done in any other EV, other than Tesla.  This was possible due to the Electrify America charging network, which I prominently used.   Kevin Breslin In the US Thanksgiving holiday is very big travel because the days people are likely to leave/return are more likely the same. A very high % return Sunday/Monday many leave Wednesday night Thursday morning. Where for Christmas has a wider distribution of leaving/return. Schools will have last day on 12/20 til at least 1/2 and likely 1/6. I work near LAX and auto traffic is way up.   THIS TESLA MODEL S P85+ JUST PASSED ONE MILLION KILOMETERS ON ODOMETER "Last July 15, we told you about a very special Tesla Model S P85+. It had just broken the 900,000 km (559,350 miles) barrier. The owner, Hansjörg Eberhard von Gemmingen, expected to break the one million km mark this year, and he actually did it this November 28. With the presence of the Guinness Book of Records to document that in Hornberg, Germany." reports InsideEVs: " He bought this Model S in 2014. It was a used car, already with 30,000 km in the odometer. His new owner drives a lot, so the car’s mileage kept growing and that started to attract people’s attention.Now that it reached the magic number with the Guinness Book of Records to certify that, Von Gemmingen wants to keep his car. His next goals are one million mi (1.6 million km) and two million km with his Model S P85+. He also has a Roadster, currently with 633,599 km."   https://insideevs.com/news/385016/tesla-model-s-one-million-km/   SONO MOTORS EVOLVES RADICALLY NEW FINANCING STRATEGY The Munich-based German startup Sono Motors has just radically changed its financing strategy. Instead of relying on strategic investors, Sono will now increase its focus on crowdfunding. The production date of the Sion is also shifting significantly." says electrive: "In the crowdfunding campaign that is being launched today, the company wants to have 50 million euros raised by December 30, 2019. This suggests that short-term financial requirements are high. According to a Sono Motors press release, this means that 2,000 vehicle reservations have to be made within four weeks. When inquiring further, the company spokeswoman explained that those making reservations will only be required to make reservation payments if the campaign goal is achieved. Whoever now decides that they want to own a Sion solar car will have to wait for some time before they receive their electric vehicle. The production start for the first vehicles has been delayed until September 2021 – since the new strategy is based on being able to “obtain access to new financial resources,” Sono Motors explains in their press release."   https://www.electrive.com/2019/12/01/sono-motors-evolves-radically-new-financing-strategy/   CITROEN C4 CACTUS SUCCESSOR TO GET BATTERY POWER "Citroen will add a full-electric version of the C4 Cactus successor when the compact hatchback is renewed next year, CEO Linda Jackson said. The battery-powered variant of the C4 Cactus replacement will be Citroen's first mass-market EV." writes Automotive News Europe: "Starting next year every new Citroen will have plug-in hybrid or full EV versions, depending on the platform, as well as gasoline versions, Jackson said. There will also be diesel versions for as long as there is enough demand for diesels, she said."   https://europe.autonews.com/automakers/citroen-c4-cactus-successor-get-battery-power   RENAULT RECEIVED OVER 6,000 ORDERS FOR NEW ZOE IN OCTOBER "The new generation of Renault ZOE seems to be in high demand as tFe rench manufacturer received some 6,100 orders in the month of October. According to Emmanuel Bouvier, Commercial Director, Electric Vehicles Business Unit, the pace of sales continued in November. The most orders come from France, Norway and Germany (currently order books are open only in part of Europe)."according to InsideEVs: "At 6,000+ sales per month (if continued), Renault ZOE might be able to exceed 70,000 sales per year, compared to the expected record of 45,000-50,000 in 2019. Other interesting findings are that a third of orders are for the new R135 drive unit nd that more than half is for the two top trim levels (Intens and Editions One). First deliveries of the new ZOE in France are expected in a few days, in early December."   https://insideevs.com/news/385290/renault-over-6000-orders-new-zoe-october/   QUESTION OF THE WEEK ANSWERS   eb1888  • 4 days ago The window breakage won't have an impact on ev adaption. The Cybertruck launch will in a very positive way. It's better in every aspect even without the electric powertrain.   Ashley Hill  • 3 days ago It took 1 week for my wife to convert from "Hell no" to "lets order" for the cybertruck.  all that extra press means there was heaps of additional images and videos and became the new normal. but we do have to get a black one.   Victor Wood  • 4 days ago I wouldn’t call the cybertruck launch as bodged. The broken glass should be regarded more positively. I doubt any non armoured vehicle would have stood up to a heavy steel ball being thrown at the window from close range.   Comeonuseyourbrain  • 5 days ago (edited) The cybertruck mishap with the glass was the biggest prank of the year. Franz and Elon played the big oil media like a fiddle. I didnt believe it at first but them I watched the video again and again. I watched Franz closely and if you do that you will see that his body does not react to the mishap at all. There is absolutely no sign of suprise. Non. He throws the steel ball  casually at the window and he reacts as if he had tried to throw a basketball into the basket and missed. Then he doubles down and asks should I try aggain? And all the time he is just smiling. You cannot control your body. If you are really suprised your body will show that. The only way that there is no tension and no shock in Franz's face is that he knew what would happen. I had a light bulb moment when I came to work on Monday. People who really hate Tesla came to me full of joy asking if I say the huge fail. And then I had my first suspicion. I watched the video again and now it is clear to me. The whole goal of marketing is to make as many people as possible see your product. How they come to see it doesn't matter.     Tony S  • 5 days ago (edited) It will help, it’ll drive the non Tesla-fanatic buyers to explore other BEV makers in the market now and in the near future. It may encourage other companies to consider adding pickup Trucks to their portfolio of BEV     Frederick Stirnkorb  • 5 days ago Any publicity is good publicity.   Steven Bollinger  • 5 days ago (edited) Question of the Week: the Cybertruck -- nobody cares about the smashed windows, they're looking at the truck and going over the specs. Big plus so far. The actual launch event was handled pretty badly, but it doesn't seem to matter.   RAJEEV NARAYAN Despite the glass shattering during the cybertruck reveal and it's polarizing design, I think that overall it will help the greater cause of EV adoption. Tesla, and Rivian, entering the pickup truck segment has spurred GM and Ford to do so as well, this is a good thing. Also, I have met several people who were previously lukewarm about EVs in general, strongly considering the Cybertruck. Perhaps they will buy one, or perhaps they will buy a more normal looking electric truck from Rivian,  Ford or GM... either way, it's good for EVs.   STEVE JOHN I believe that the old saying of "There is no such thing as bad publicity" is good for this one - The CyberTruck story made mainstream news, therefore more people got to see and hear about it, the curious ones would read further and seen that "new" (ok its not available yet) EV's can cost 40 thousand (pounds/dollars/euros) and are good for 500 miles on one charge, showing prices coming down and range going up.. If it gets people in offices and bars talking about it, then these extra details will start to remove some of the myths and FUD around EV's. Really looking forward to 2020 when some of the talked about models finally make it into showrooms and on to the roads. I have a reservation for a Polestar 2, so hopefully I will be driving my own soon. Thanks for great work you do on the podcast.   GRANTON SMITH I think that the Cybertruck going viral has absolutely helped - it's the way everyone finds out more about Tesla's lineup. Do I think the window smashed on purpose?

Regresemos con el penúltimo programa de la temporada con dos temas de gran actualidad. Primero charlamos con Jutta Hartmann, jurista del Mieterbund, la Asociación de Inquilinos en Alemania, sobre la nueva regulación del alquiler en el país teutón. En la segunda parte del programa, contaremos con Alfredo Sánchez, coordinador de la Academia Española de Formación en Hornberg, para hablar sobre el centro de bienvenida para españoles que abrirán próximamente en la Selva Negra. Ya sabes ¡Dale al Funk!

It is the first episode of Sturdycast - the name is still TBD but we will go with this for now... Follow us on Instagram: @samysturd @johnsturd

Today on @ChosenGenerationRadio Matt Long President Fredericksburg Tea Party Update on Texas. Bad toll bills, bad gun restriction bills no gun freedom bills, no religious freedom bills, no conservative legislation moving forward. Matt Bellis Liberty Healthshare discusses the continued efforts to advance Medicare for all and why Liberty Healthshare can protect you from a state run medical system. Ken Thornberg Freedom Encounters joins us to discuss the intersection of the spiritual warfare and the world we live in. Prayer tools to use in combating the forces of evil. Mike Daugherty discusses the measles outbreak and the efforts of some to weaponize illegal aliens against non vaccinated populations.

Sebastian Wallroth und Martin Kraft unterhalten sich auf der Wikipedia Administratoren Konferenz 2018 in Hornberg. Es geht um den Einstieg in die Wikipedia, die Motivation, sich an den Projekten zu beteiligen, die Projekte Wiki Loves Monuments und Wiki Loves Parliaments und Verschwörungstheorien.

Am 23. März 2018 saßen DCB, Kenny McFly und Sebastian Wallroth im ICE 371 von Berlin nach Hornberg über Offenburg, um an der AdminConvention 2018 teilzunehmen. Das Mikro lief mit.

Timothy Schroeder/Duravit USA Founded in 1817 in Hornberg, in the heart of Germany s Black Forest, Duravit AG is a leading manufacturer of designer bathrooms. The company operates in 130 countries worldwide and represents innovative design, state of the art technology, and top quality materials. Through collaborations with renowned designers like Phillipe Starck and EOOS, Duravit develops timeless, […] The post Timothy Schroeder with Duravit USA appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Ulrich Berktold, un amante de la geografía e historia locales nos recomienda una herrería de la Alta Edad Media, la sala de artes Lipp y un paseo a orillas del Ostrach.

"Wetten, dass..?" aus Friedrichshafen / Spannende Wetten, große Stars und musikalische Highlights live im ZDF Cindy aus Marzahn ist wieder mit von der Partie und assistiert Markus Lanz bei der Umsetzung folgender Wetten: Fußball-Fan Peter Wegrotzki aus Hamburg wettet, dass er aus der vorderen Tür eines fahrenden Reisebusses einen Fußball so gegen die Wand schießen kann, dass sein Kollege Murat Tarbasar ihn durch die offene Hintertür des Busses wieder auffangen kann. Reinhold Sack aus Memmingerberg im Unterallgäu stellt sich auch im Alter von 66 Jahren einer wirklich schweren Herausforderung. Pia Pohl und Samantha Müller präsentieren mit weiteren 25 Mitgliedern vom VFL Kirchheim eine Turner-Wette, bei der es nicht nur auf Akrobatik und Präzision in der Bewegung ankommt. Daniel Rall aus Hornberg im Schwarzwald demonstriert bei seinem Auftritt, wie man ein Fahrrad zweckentfremden kann. Und bei der Kinderwette zeigt das siebenjährige Superhirn Lina Mai aus Gelsenkirchen, warum Mathe für sie überhaupt kein Problem ist.