Podcasts about luneburg

Bogdanka LUK Lublin ze świetnym wynikiem przed rewanżem z Cucine Lube Civitanova w finale Pucharu Challenge. Asseco Resovia ograła Tours VB w bardzo trudnym meczu i ma szansę na finał nawet bez grania złotego seta we Francji. Pierwsze porażki w Europie Jastrzębia i Warszawy skomplikowały ich sytuację przed rewanżami i o ile wydaje się wysoce prawdopodobne, że JSW Jastrzębski Węgiel domknie kwestię awansu w swojej hali, to PGE Projekt Warszawa jest w arcytrudnym położeniu, by wyeliminować Halkbank Ankara. Teoretycznie najłatwiejsza wydaje się być sprawa przystemplowania awansu przez Aluron CMC Wartę Zawiercie, która łatwo i bez straty seta uporała się z SVG Luneburg w pierwszym spotkaniu. W PlusLidze najgorętsze wydarzenie, to zbliżający się czwartkowy meczu pomiędzy Barkomem Każany Lwów a PSG Stalą Nysa, który zadecyduje o tym, która z ekip będzie musiała opuścić PlusLigę!

Ćwierćfinał siatkarskiej Ligi Mistrzów, półfinał Pucharu CEV i finał Pucharu Challenge - wracamy do grania w Europie! W Lidze Mistrzów najtrudniejsze zadanie wydaje się być przed PGE Projektem Warszawa, gdzie rywalem będzie turecki Halkbank Ankara. Mocnymi faworytami będą JSW Jastrzębski Węgiel z Olympiakosem Pireus oraz Aluron CMC Warta Zawiercie z SVG Luneburgiem. Asseco Resovia ma okazję zrewanżować się Tours VB za zeszłoroczne porażki i awansować do finału Pucharu CEV, a Bogdanka LUK Lublin już w swojej debiutanckiej przygodzie w Europie wystąpi w finale, rywalem Cucine Lube Civitanova. To właśnie ta ostatnia ekipa wydaje się najtrudniejszym przeciwnikiem z wszystkich, ale lublinianie z pewnością nie stoją na straconej pozycji. W odcinku analizujemy szanse i grę wszystkich rywali polskich ekip! Omawiamy też najnowsze rozstrzygnięcia w PlusLidze, wśród nich chociażby pierwszy w historii awans Norwidu Częstochowa do fazy play-off!

Ruszają europejskie puchary - czy polski zespół znów zobaczymy w finale? Wydaje się, że największe szanse na złoto mają ekipy z PlusLigi oraz Perugia z Kamilem Semeniukiem. Czy zapowiadają się najsłabsze rozgrywki od lat? W Pucharze CEV i Pucharze Challenge znów szanse na triumf będą miały polskie zespoły, ale kilku rywali z pewnością może się mocno postawić. W PlusLidze kolejna seria ciekawych wyników, Częstochowa znów ograła faworyta, a ZAKSA okazała się lepsza od Jastrzębskiego Węgla. Naszym gościem jest Jakub Balcerzak.

In this episode of the podcast, you will learn about the story of Liza Yakimova from Ukraine, who came to Germany to study for a bachelor's degree in International Business Administration and Entrepreneurship. Discover the journey she undertook, the obstacles she overcame, and the key successes and lessons learned along the way. Episode timeline 00:01 Intro 01:05 Liza's introduction 01:33 Liza's educational journey 02:55 Liza's decision to move to Germany 03:50 Meeting new people in Germany 05:50 Cultural differences between Ukraine and Germany 07:40 Internationa Business Administration and Entrepreneurship programme: structure, modules, and her favorite parts about it 10:05 Liza's future study and life plans 14:40 Favorite Things About Living in Germany 16:20 Advice for Liza from the past 18:30 Luneburg city 17:45 Her advice to other international students 19:50 Outro

Jastrzębski Węgiel kontra Ziraat Bankasi Ankara o finał siatkarskiej Ligi Mistrzów oraz Asseco Resovia kontra SVG Luneburg w finale Pucharu CEV - czy tacy rywale mogą zagrozić polskim ekipom? W PlusLidze jeszcze kilka kolejek do końca rundy zasadniczej - kto jeszcze o coś gra?

Step into the vibrant world of Cielo from Peru! As a student of Economics, Cielo's journey echoes with the harmonies of diverse disciplines and a quest for knowledge. Join us in uncovering the chapters of her educational tale, painted with passion, curiosity, and the pursuit of wisdom. Episode timeline 00:01 Intro 00:40 Cielo's introduction 01:00 Why Germany? 01:30 Her educational journey 04:20 Multilingualism 08:00 Creating meaningful connections 09:10 Luneburg and Berlin 10:00 Advice on moving abroad 12:30 Cielo's future aspirations 14:25 Expectations vs. reality 15:40 Outro

From Warsaw in Poland to Lüneburg in Northern Germany, Mark Lubelski, a Digital Media student at Leuphana University in Lüneburg and Hamburg Media School, shares his unique perspective on what it's really like to move to a new country and study in Germany and how it differs from his past experiences in Poland and England. He talks about the challenges he faced in adapting to a new culture and language, but also the opportunities he gained from studying in a diverse and international environment. In this episode, Mark reveals his top tips for adjusting to life in Germany, navigating the university system, and making the most of student life. From exploring the local culture to getting involved in student activities. Tune in now to hear Mark's story and learn more about the opportunities available at Leuphana University. Episode timeline 00:01 Intro 00:45 Mark's introduction 01:30 The story of how he ended up in Germany 03:30 What it's like to study both in Luneburg and Hamburg 6:30 Mark's impressions of both cities 9:00 Comparision of his past studying experiences to studying in Germany 13:00 What's special about Leuphana? 16:00 Looking for accommodation 18:45 Application process through UniAssist 21:37 Does lack of German affect his life? 23:25 Culture shocks 26:30 Outro

From Barcelona in sunny Spain to Lüneburg in Northern Germany, Marta tells us about her journey in the latest episode of the podcast “How to study in Germany”. She is a third-semester student of Psychology studies at Leuphana University. Listen to find out more about her study programme, what made her move to Germany, the challenges of living abroad, the cultural shocks that she experienced, and also student life and activities! Episode timeline 00:01 Intro 01:15 Marta's introduction 02:00 Why Germany? 03:20 Marta's study programme 9:40 What Marta misses about her home country? 11:20 Challenges of living abroad 14:00 Advice for prospective international students 20:00 Marta's future plans 21:10 Culture shocks 27:10 Luneburg as a student city 28:57 Outro

Alena Tkacheva, a student in the third semester of Studium Individuale at the Leuphana university, tells us in the latest episode of the podcast ” How to study in Germany” how to meet and make friends with fellow international students, thanks to the opportunities offered by I:SI – International Students Initiative. In addition, she shares a story of her own journey from Saint Petersburg in Russia to Luneburg in Germany. Moreover, in this episode you'll be able to find valuable info about tips on finding a job as a student, extracurricular activities, settling in, some cultural differences, and what she misses the most from her mother country!

Episode 165 Show Notes   Topic of the show: This week, we will share our thoughts on maximizing the use of air traffic control while flying in and around Class Bravo airspace.  We also discuss using airports at night without runway lights and our tips on how to be a successful air traffic trainee.  Thanks to Patrons DCW and EH for the great questions.   Timely Feedback: 1. PATRON MZ shares some information about the stealth planes seen during the Super Bowl. Links below. 2. PATRON JS shares his thoughts on landing on an unlit field. 3. PATRON KW shares some interesting facts about early model Bonanzas and flares. 4. PATRON MK shares his thoughts on using unlit fields.   Feedback PATRON MSS works in a different world of managing traffic. Mike Sierra is control in training and asks for our advice on being a successful trainee. Tango Victor recently soloed! PATRON DCW wants to know if there is standard phraseology for getting flight following and a code starting on the ground at a Class D airport.   Mentioned on the show: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_F-117A_shootdown, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luneburg_lens, Have a great week and thanks for listening!  Visit our website at OpposingBases.com You can support our show using Patreon or visiting our support page on the website.  Keep the feedback coming, it drives the show! Don’t be shy, use the “Send Audio to AG and RH” button on the website and record an audio message. Or you can send us comments or questions to feedback@opposingbases.com. Find us on twitter @opposing_bases.  Music by audionautix.com.  Third party audio provided by liveatc.net.  Friends of the show and maker of bags to protect your ATC headset from dust and germs: ATCSaks.com. Keep the gunk and funk away from your most valuable pilot gear: https://pilotsaks.com/. Legal Notice  The hosts of Opposing Bases Air Traffic Talk podcast are speaking on behalf of Opposing Bases, LLC.  Opposing Bases, LLC does not represent the Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Transportation, or the National Air Traffic Controllers Association.  All opinions expressed in the show are for entertainment purposes only.  There is no nexus between Opposing Bases, LLC and the FAA or NATCA.  All episodes are the property of Opposing Bases, LLC and shall not be recorded or transcribed without express written consent.  For official guidance on laws and regulations, refer to your local Flight Standards District Office or Certified Flight Instructor.  Opposing Bases, LLC offers this podcast to promote aviation safety and enhance the knowledge of its listeners but makes no guarantees to listeners regarding accuracy or legal applications.

Radio Orson - Storie di LibriNei nostri podcast raccontiamo storie di libri, case editrici, scrittori e personaggi dell'editoria per riscoprire quel passato che non si può dimenticare. In una rubrica speciale raccontiamo spaccati di Vita vissuta, da noi e da chi lavora con noi.Sei in cerca di un libro da leggere? Raffaella in questo episodio ci consiglia il romanzo di Paolo Maurensig "La variante di Lüneburg"

EVERY LAST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH HONEYHUSH PRESENTS PRINCERADIO! Tonight   Prince & THE NEW POWER GENERATION / ROCK OVER GERMANY- SOUNDBOARD LIVE IN LUENEBURG, GERMANY 1993    "ROCK OVER GERMANY" in Luneburg, Germany on September 3, which appeared as part of the New Power Generation 1993 European Tour. Prince (vox, guitar), Michael B. (drums), Sonny T. (bass), Levi Seacer, Jr. (guitar), Morris Hayes (keyboards), Michael Nelson (trombone), Brian Gallagher (tenor saxophone), Kathy J. (baritone saxophone), Dave Jensen (trumpet), Steve Strand (trumpet)    

Oggi parliamo della relazione tra scacchi e donne partendo dal libro della settimana: La variante di Lüneburg di Paolo Maurensig. Mi trovare anche su Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chiara_sui_libri/Buon ascolto!

Hear from Noah, who is studying abroad in Luneburg, Germany, about his adventures in language learning, his yearlong program overseas, and his apartment and homestay experience.

Electronic music in all sorts of variations is the order of the day in this brand new edition of Via Berlin. There will be house music made in Iran by Blade&Beard, smooth relaxing dub tunes made by Luneburg based duo Session Victim, straight Berlin techno by Daniel Steinberg and a charming Viennese “schmankerl” by ‘eagle sessions’ host, podcaster and producer AlBird– to name a few. Enjoy your 60 minutes of electronic refreshments! Al Bird – Parrot EP Blade&Beard – The Waves Are Coming Aroma Pitch-Vertical Gardens 00:00 - DJ Katia 01:07 - Gagagei - AlBird 05:19 - Sleepover Dub - Session Victim 09:19 - DJ Katia 10:17 - Mandarine Dreams - Aroma Pitch 15:49 - Friends - Daniel Steinberg 22:27 - The Stick - Up -Soulphiction 27:49 - Moonchild - Marcel Vogel 31:03 - DJ Katia 32:18 - Holland In My Dreams - Blade&Beard 38:42 - Amadou - Acid Pauli 42:45 - Love - Kaiser Souzai 49:44 - All Or Nothing - Chrome Sparks 53:53 - DJ Katia 54:29 - Acid - Boris Brejcha feat. Ann Clue 61:48 - Finish

Nuovo appuntamento con Pagine sommesse. Oggi parliamo del gioco. Al tavolo insieme a noi Arrigo Boito, Fedor Dostoevskij, Paolo Maurensig, Etienne de La Boétie e Nick Hornby. Pronti, partenza, via!   LETTURE DELLA PUNTATA: Etienne de La Boétie – Discorso sulla servitù volontaria Fedor Dostoevskij – Il giocatore Paolo Maurensig – La variante di Luneburg […]

Elevators - a cultural history. Before skyscrapers transformed the urban landscape a new conveyance made them possible. The elevator, invented in New York in the 1850s, became a factor of metropolitan modernity on both sides of the Atlantic - forever in motion and reflecting the intimacy, as well as the anonymity, of capitalist cities. Laurie Taylor talks to Andreas Bernard, Visiting Professor of Cultural Studies at Leuphana University of Luneburg, and author a of new book which explores the origins & meaning of the 'lift'. Also, Hugo Gorringe, Senior Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Edinburgh, discusses his study of political militants in India who move into mainstream electoral politics. Producer: Jayne Egerton.