Podcasts about lancast

America's Dairyland has had a problem. It's estimated that dairy operations have an estimated 5,000-10,000 year-round immigrant laborers, rather than temporary seasonal visa holders, that help keep cows milked and fed. There's no federal work program that applies to that unique situation. Recently the U.S. Dept. of Labor announced some clarification on H2A governance and how it can be used. It clarified that dairies should qualify for that tool. Sam Moheban, immigration attorney at Ruder Ware law firm in Wausau, says that's good news but shouldn't lull dairies into a false sense of security. Pam Jahnke finds out what he means. Over 2 inches of rain reported in places like Belgium, Valders and the Green Bay area yesterday. Stu Muck says that moisture is leaving after today, but heat is right behind it. Muck say we'll easily be back in the 90's by the weekend. Over 700 youth from 44 states and Canada, plus around 2,000 head of cattle are making the Junior National Hereford Show a success in Madison. A mom and Hereford enthusiast from Lancast, WI, is keeping things rolling. Kiley Allan talks with Jaclyn Bevans, board member of National Hereford Women, about the benefits exhibitors see beyond the ribbons and trophy's. Bevans puts the accents on the family time spent preparing animals, and the skills youth participants are picking up in the 1400 skill based contests they've held this week too. HoHum. That sums up the dairy market story lately. Why won't if budge? Ryan Yonkman, vice president of EverAg, joins Pam Jahnke to talk it through. Yonkman says consumer demand is flat at best. Pizza sales have continued to slip, and the European Union is giving the U.S. plenty of price competition. The good news is that U.S. dairy product continues to move in the export space, but will it continue. Yonkman says a lot will depend on how the "holiday" buying season ramps up in the next few weeks. He notes that schools will be starting to come back online in August, and the Labor Day holiday can be an indication of early holiday demand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marne macht Ferien und Karlotta übernimmt mit Freuden den Laden. Zuerst gibts ein harftastisches Intro von Marne, dann schwärmt euch Karlotta von ihrem toten Blattwerk vor. Dazu gibts einen kleinen Nachtrag-Nachschlag zur letzten Comic-Folge und dann - Freunde der dichten Walls und fleißigen Trebochets - kommt endlich der zweite Teil unserer Lancast-Folge auf seine Kosten. Zusammen mit unseren Ingo-Freunden spielen wir Age of Empires und Overcooked. Freut euch auf brennende Schiffe und brennende Küchenzeilen und lasst uns loslabern! Podcast ab!

Gamingfreunde aufgemerkt! Lotta hat es geschafft, Marne zu einer Lanparty zu schleppen. Zusammen mit einem Haufen Ingos zocken wir dort Age of Empires und erwecken den ersten Lancast der Geschichte zum Leben. Wer das Zocken liebt, wird diese Folge feiern.

Tonight on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we interview John Billingsley (Dr. Phlox from Star Trek: Enterprise) and Bonita Friedericy (General Beckman from Chuck) during our time at the Farpoint Con 2013. David Moulton from the Lancast joins us. Scott, Miles, and M announce who won some awesome Star Trek loot! They also share the following news: Are there gonna be new seasons of Grimm and Revolution? NBC decides.; Ron Moore's sci-fi series Outlander finally moves forward; Dark Archer knows Arrow's identity in 1st look at season finale; NEW COOL AND WEIRD FALLING SKIES TV SPOTS MAY MAKE YOUR EYES – OR EARS – BUG OUT; Trailers for Thor 2, Monster University and R.I.P.D; Must Watch Netflix TV; and Geek Pride Day. Miles brings us This Week In Star Trek with information on a site from Rod Roddenberry. We wrap up the show with our SciFi Five in Five with great Warehouse 13 Quotes.

Tonight on the SciFi Diner Podcast, we interview John Billingsley (Dr. Phlox from Star Trek: Enterprise) and Bonita Friedericy (General Beckman from Chuck) during our time at the Farpoint Con 2013. David Moulton from the Lancast joins us. Scott, Miles, and M announce who won some awesome Star Trek loot! They also share the following news: Are there gonna be new seasons of Grimm and Revolution? NBC decides.; Ron Moore's sci-fi series Outlander finally moves forward; Dark Archer knows Arrow's identity in 1st look at season finale; NEW COOL AND WEIRD FALLING SKIES TV SPOTS MAY MAKE YOUR EYES – OR EARS – BUG OUT; Trailers for Thor 2, Monster University and R.I.P.D; Must Watch Netflix TV; and Geek Pride Day. Miles brings us This Week In Star Trek with information on a site from Rod Roddenberry. We wrap up the show with our SciFi Five in Five with great Warehouse 13 Quotes.

In which we remember the end of the world, lots of shit talk, even more shower talk, old people, racism, and of course our dicks. (Song Intro: The boys are back in town by Thin Lizzy)

Where we discuss summer vacations, museums, penny pinching relatives, digging up dead hookers, fleshlights, and shark attacks.

Where Barack obama antichrist, farting, tuna fish perfume is invented, and midgets. (Song Intro: Fly like an eagle by Steve Miller Band) (Song Outro: I get off by Halestorm) (Note: We do not own any of the rights to any of the music played in the podcast)

Where someone finds something interesting on a bike ride, boring church camp, getting drunk for the first time, the existence of the triple kayak is discovered, and tales of NJ. (Song Intro: Intergalactic by The Beastie Boys) (Song Outro: I love babies by Papa Roach) (Note: We do not own any of the rights to any of the music played in the podcast)

Where metal is discussed at a great length, death by port-a-potty, and defensive puking. (Song Intro: Last caress by Metallica) (Song Outro: Mutha'uckas by Flight of the Concords) (Note: We do not own any of the rights to any of the music played in the podcast)

Where somebody almost gets fired, we rate each other, talk of attraction, and PORN. (Song Intro: Snot by Snot) (Song Outro: Take me out by Franz Ferdinand)(Note: We do not own any of the rights to any of the music played in the podcast)

where someone is very tired, talk of magic, random boners, a special hobby, OCD, bitches that cheat, and only going anal. (Song Intro: The phuncky feel one by Cypress Hill) (Song Outro: Against by Sepultura) (Note: We do not own any of the rights to any of the music played in the podcast)

Where there is talk of a lesbian, popsicles and cotton candy, saving our lives, Mark Henry, and the movie theater trick. (Song Intro: Flathead by The Fratellis) (Note: We do not own any of the rights to any of the music played in the podcast)

where smoking cigars, weed, and crack is mentioned, sexuality is questioned, a 20 year old virgin is revealed, tales of club 313, and an unexpected first kiss (Song Intro: Jump by Van Halen) (Song Outro: We didn't start the fire by Billy Joel) (Note: We do not own any of the rights to any of the music played in the podcast) (Note: sound quality is a little scratchy due to poor microphone but stories are too good to let go. better microphone for next episodes used.)