Podcasts about Mannheim

Israel weitet Offensive gegen Palästinenser in Gaza aus, Gaza-Offensive löst international Kritik aus, Russische Drohne über Polens Regierungsgebäude unschädlich gemacht, Antrittsbesuch von Polens Präsident Nawrocki in Berlin, Gipfel über Zukunft des deutschen Maschinenbaus, Lebenslang in besonders schwerem Fall nach Messerattacke auf Polizisten in Mannheim, Ermittlungen gegen Ex-BND-Chef Hanning in Entführungs-Fall gegen Block-Erbin, Schauspieler Robert Redford im Alter von 89 Jahren gestorben, Ozonschicht erholt sich weiter, Das Wetter

Israel weitet Offensive gegen Palästinenser in Gaza aus, Gaza-Offensive löst international Kritik aus, Russische Drohne über Polens Regierungsgebäude unschädlich gemacht, Antrittsbesuch von Polens Präsident Nawrocki in Berlin, Gipfel über Zukunft des deutschen Maschinenbaus, Lebenslang in besonders schwerem Fall nach Messerattacke auf Polizisten in Mannheim, Ermittlungen gegen Ex-BND-Chef Hanning in Entführungs-Fall gegen Block-Erbin, Schauspieler Robert Redford im Alter von 89 Jahren gestorben, Ozonschicht erholt sich weiter, Das Wetter

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Wir sprechen mit Phil von Eiszeit.fm über die Adler MannheimAllen haben wir identische Fragen gestellt. Ausgenommen an das Gespräch angepasste kurze Nachfragen bzw. die Überraschungsfrage.Was ist über den Sommer passiert?Wie lief die Vorbereitung?Worauf muss man sich in der neuen Saison einstellen?Wie gut schlagen die Neuzugänge ein?Eine Bold Prediction zum Team und zur LigaÜberraschungsfrageDie Tabelle nach der Hauptrunde (allerdings nur in schriftlicher Form - die Gesamttabelle bekommt einen eigenen Artikel)Nach Beantwortung der Fragen schauen wir auf die Partien der Teams gegen die Haie und die Experten durften Alle noch ein bisschen Werbung für sich selbst/das Medium machen.Phil Köhl (Eiszeit.fm)

Sting, Stewart Copeland und Andy Summers streiten sich mal wieder um Geld…und wahrscheinlich auch um Anerkennung und künstlerische Credits. Was ist nur eine Performance, was ist ein creditwürdiger Beitrag. Das ist nicht neu im Showbusiness, also reden Henning und Till über berühmte Auseinandersetzungen, eigene Erfahrungen, vorbildliche Gegenbeispiele und Lösungsvorschläge, um Band-Streitigkeiten zu vermeiden. Die Songs der Sendung: 1) Every breath you take / The Police2) Amen, brother / The Winstons3) A whiter shade of pale / Procol Harum4) True / Spandau Ballett5) Gute Nacht, Freunde / Reinhard Mey6) Fall out (live in Boston) / The Police7) Straight outta nowhere / H-Blockx8) Forever young / Alphaville Links zur Sendung:Produzent Hugh Padgham über die Aufnahme mit The Police:https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/classic-tracks-police-every-breath-you-take Der GuitarPlayer über die Klage Gegen Sting:https://www.guitarplayer.com/music/andy-summers-stewart-copeland-sting-police-lawsuit-update Stings Demo von “Every breath you take”:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAsjsDalAio&list=RDUAsjsDalAio&start_radio=1 Informationen zu unserem Werbepartner:Das 3 Tagesticket für den Guitar Summit vom 26.9. - 28.9.24 in Mannheim jetzt bestellen auf www.guitarsummit.de ! Es gibt 10% Rabatt mit dem Code TRUMPF10 . Till ist am Freitag, dem 26.9. live auf dem Guitar Summit (Rockantenne Stage) mit einer Live-Folge von "Musik ist Trumpf“ u. Samstag, 27.9. mit einer Live-Folge seiner Gitarre & Bass-Kolumne „Till & Tone“! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Goldstaub war für euch unterwegs in Berlin, Frankfurt und Mannheim. Wir stellen vier Ausstellungen vor, die sich mit unterschiedlichen Aspekten der 1920er Jahre beschäftigen und durften dafür mit den Kuratorinnen sprechen. Unsere Reise beginnt im Jüdischen Museum Berlin. Die Ausstellung „WIDERSTÄNDE. Jüdische Designerinnen der Moderne“ würdigt das Schaffen von 60 deutsch-jüdischen Kunsthandwerkerinnen. Eine jahrzehntelange Arbeit mündet in dieser fantastischen Ausstellung mit zahlreichen bisher nie gezeigten Exponaten. Kuratorin Michal Friedlander stellt uns einige der größtenteils unbekannten Frauen vor. Ebenfalls in Berlin befindet sich die Berlinische Galerie. „Inszeniertes Selbst“ heißt die Ausstellung über die ebenfalls wenig bekannte Künstlerin Marta Astfalck-Vietz (1901–1994), die neben vielen faszinierenden Selbstinszenierungen auch Akt- und Tanzfotografien sowie experimentelle Bilder hinterlassen hat. Kuratorin Mette Kleinsteubner erzählt uns, wie humorvoll die Künstlerin Geschlechterrollen hinterfragt. Die nächste Ausstellung ist gleichzeitig eine Geburtstagsfeier: 100 Jahre Neues Frankfurt, 100 Jahre revolutionäres Stadtplanungsprogramm, 100 Jahre Gemeinwohlorientierung. Grit Weber, die stellvertretende Direktorin und Kuratorin für Design, Kunst und Medien des Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt am Main, zeigt uns, dass nicht nur in Berlin damals ein äußerst moderner Wohnungsbau stattfand. Ihr Museum hat gleich mehrere Ausstellungen zu diesem Thema zu bieten. Unsere Ausstellungsreise endet in Mannheim, wo Kuratorin Dr. Manuela Husemann uns einen Fotografen präsentiert, der äußerst erfolgreich in der Weimarer Republik war, bevor er vergessen wurde: „Berlin, Paris und anderswo. Mario von Bucovich Fotografien 1925–1947“ ist der Titel einer Ausstellung, in der auch besondere Fotos von Marlene Dietrich zu entdecken sind. Viel Spaß mit den Gesprächen und hoffentlich eine schöne Ausstellungsreise auch euch! Gäste: Michal Friedlander, Kuratorin der Ausstellung “WIDERSTÄNDE. Jüdische Designerinnen der Moderne“ im Jüdischen Museum Berlin. https://www.jmberlin.de/ausstellung-widerstaende-juedische-designerinnen-der-moderne Mette Kleinsteubner, Kuratorin der Ausstellung „Inszeniertes Selbst“ in der Berlinischen Galerie, https://berlinischegalerie.de/pressemitteilung/marta-astfalck-vietz/ Grit Weber, stellvertretende Direktorin und Kuratorin für Design, Kunst und Medien des Museum Angewandte Kunst in Frankfurt am Main, https://www.museumangewandtekunst.de/de/besuch/ausstellungen/100-jahre-das-neue-frankfurt/ Dr. Manuela Husemann, Kuratorin der Ausstellung „Berlin, Paris und anderswo. Mario von Bucovich Fotografien 1925 – 1947“ der Kunsthalle Mannheim

Ref.: Michael Papenkordt, ICPE-Mission, Institut für Weltevangelisierung, Mannheim

Nach Max Buskohls beeindruckenden Schilderungen aus der Ukraine versuchen Till und Henning in dieser Folge mit Max über Musik zu reden. Aber wo fängt man an…und wie hört man auf, wenn Max erzählt, wie er bei Tina Turner als 9jähriger auf dem Schoß gesessen hat und mit Joe Cocker zum Formel 1-Rennen gegangen ist. Alles Lüge? Dachten seine Lehrer auch…bis Max Mutter mit dem Fotoalbum angerückt ist…! Die Songs der Sendung: 1) In the summertime / Mungo Jerry2) Surfacing / Slipknot3) Gangrene / Utopia4) The Jam / Graham Central Station5) When you were young / The Killers6) Too bad / Rival Sons Informationen zu unserem Werbepartner:Das 3 Tagesticket für den Guitar Summit vom 26.9. - 28.9.24 in Mannheim jetzt bestellen auf www.guitarsummit.de ! Es gibt 10% Rabatt mit dem Code TRUMPF10 . Till ist am Freitag, dem 26.9. live auf dem Guitar Summit (Rockantenne Stage) mit einer Live-Folge von "Musik ist Trumpf“ u. Samstag, 27.9. mit einer Live-Folge seiner Gitarre & Bass-Kolumne „Till & Tone“! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Auf diesen Prozess warten die Menschen Mannheim seit Monaten, auf eines der größten Verfahren in der Mannheimer Geschichte: Am 13. Februar hat vor dem Oberlandesgericht in Stuttgart der Prozess gegen Sulaiman A. begonnen – den Mann, der am 31. Mai 2024 das Messerattentat auf dem Mannheimer Marktplatz begangen haben soll. Der Polizist Rouven Laur wurde dabei so schwer verletzt, dass er starb. Weitere Menschen trugen ebenfalls zum Teil schwere Verletzungen davon – darunter Michael Stürzenberger, der bekannte Islamkritiker. In Spezialfolgen des „MM“-True Crime-Podcasts „Verbrechen im Quadrat“ wird Agnes Polewka, Gerichts- und Kriminalreporterin beim „Mannheimer Morgen“, den Prozess auch im Audio-Format begleiten und einmal monatlich über den Stand des Verfahrens sprechen. Neben dem Update aus dem Gerichtssaal gibt es von ihr auch weiterführende Infos zu Tat, Täter und Opfern der Tat. In der siebten Episode, „Die Plädoyers “, rekapituliert Agnes Polewka das Gutachten des Psychiatrischen Sachverständigen. Danach geht sie auf die Plädoyers der Verfahrensbeteiligten und die emotionalen Statements der Familie Laur ein.

Die Adler Mannheim befinden sich im Vorbereitungsendspurt auf die kommende Saison in der Deutschen Eishockey Liga (DEL). Am 12. September startet das Team von Adler-Cheftrainer und Sportmanager Dallas Eakins mit dem Heimspiel gegen die Straubing Tigers in die neue Spielzeit. Für die MM-Sportredakteure Philipp Koehl und Christian Rotter der perfekte Zeitpunkt, um in der neuesten Folge des Adler-Checks, dem Eishockey-Podcast des Mannheimer Morgen, den Adler-Kader etwas genauer unter die Lupe zu nehmen und dabei Stärken wie Schwächen zu diskutieren.

People are finding websites more and more manipulative. And we don't mean this word lightly. Why is this the case? In large part, it's because of the shitty tactics people are using on sites. But really, it's because websites care far more about short term sales and metrics instead of focusing on LTV. And that leads to hacks, not long term gains. Made With Intent released a REALLY great report which went into detail on this, and I had the man, myth, and legend David "Zedd" Mannheim on the pod to chop it up to discuss that report (among other things). We got into:- Why People Feel Like Websites are Manipulative- How Popular 'Best Practice' Tactics Are Probably Hurting You Way More Than Helping- Tips and Tricks on Maximizing Your Popups (WITH DATA)Timestamps:00:00 Episode Start5:05  People Feel Websites Are Too Manipulative11:12 Websites Seem to Prefer Sales Over CX14:40 What Are Pop Ups Getting Wrong19:02 Marketers Are More Focused On Numbers Than Humans26:56 Does Social Proof Still Work In 202531:18 Scarcity Messaging35:55 Discounting Isn't A Strategy42:02 Segmentation Is One Of The Most Important Things To Focus OnGo follow David Mannheim on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidleemannheim/ Download the full report here (it's a REALLY good read):https://www.madewithintent.ai/the-intent-gap-report Also go follow Shiva Manjunath on LinkedIn: ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/shiva-manjunath/⁠⁠Subscribe to our newsletter for more memes, clips, and awesome content! ⁠https://fromatob.beehiiv.com/

Jeder von uns träumt, und zwar jede Nacht. Wer sich mit seinen Träumen beschäftigt, kann daraus fürs Leben lernen, sagt der Traumforscher Professor Michael Schredl. Er ist wissenschaftlicher Leiter des Schlaflabors am Zentralinstitut für seelische Gesundheit in Mannheim.

Heute blicken wir auf die letzten Großereignisse zurück: die beiden Konzerte in München und beim M'era Luna und den Podcast mit Dr. Mark Benecke. Natürlich gibt es auch schon eine Vorschau auf unsere beiden Konzerte in Krefeld und Mannheim, wir kommen einen riesigen Schritt in Sachen Hörspiel in der 200. Folge weiter und überhaupt noch so einiges. Und, passend zur letzten Episode, gibt es eine Mörder-Runde. Wir wünschen wie immer viel Spaß! Hier geht's zu unserer Playlist der Podcast-Rubrik "Perlentaucher": https://solarfake.ffm.to/perlentaucher Wir freuen uns immer über positive Bewertungen, z.B. auf Spotify oder Apple Music. Schickt uns gern weiter Fragen, Schnellrunden, Themen für den Podkasten oder einfach nette Mails an podcast@solarfake.de

Em entrevista ao Expresso, Achim Wambach, presidente do Centro de Investigação Económica Europeia, em Mannheim, na Alemanha, diz haver sinais de um novo interesse em Portugal e acrescenta que há empresas alemãs que querem expandir-se no paísSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah aus Mannheim geht einem spannendem Ehrenamt nach. Sie hat eine Ausbildung zur Sterbebegleitung gemacht und hilft Menschen, denen der letzte Ritt kurz bevor steht, mit dieser Situation umzugehen. Wie man als junge Frau auf die Idee kommt, solch eine Ausbildung zu absolvieren, was sie für sich selbst dabei mitnehmen kann und wie diese Tätigkeit denn nun genau abläuft - das erzählt Sarah uns sehr ausführlich in dieser Spezialfolge. Und keine Angst, es wird auch viel gelacht. 29:59 ist der Podcast, der sich wöchentlich mit spannenden Themen aus dem Sendegebiet des Radiosenders "die neue welle" auseinandersetzt. Unterhaltsame und manchmal auch sehr kuriose Geschichten, die im Radio nur kurz oder gar nicht vorkommen. Dies ist Folge: 293.

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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) - Divertimento n. 1 in re maggiore, K. 136 (K. 125a)1.       Allegro2.       Andante [5:34]3.       Presto [10:44]Kurpfälzisches Kammerorchester Mannheim Florian Heyerick, conductor

Ref.: Michael Papenkordt, ICPE-Mission, Institut für Weltevangelisierung, Mannheim

Keith discusses the recent executive order by the White House, which could bring Americans closer to retirement plan access for real estate, private equity, and crypto. He also interviews two listeners:  Luke Frizell, a Navy officer who leverages principles from the show to invest in residential assisted living (RAL) properties, and Dr. Axel Meierhoefer, who uses turnkey properties and agricultural investments to build a diversified portfolio.  Both guests share their strategies and insights into real estate investing.  Resources: Explore the exclusive Texas income property deals available to Get Rich Education listeners, with up to $41,000 in incentives, book a strategy session here. Show Notes: GetRichEducation.com/567 For access to properties or free help with a GRE Investment Coach, start here: GREmarketplace.com GRE Free Investment Coaching: GREinvestmentcoach.com Get mortgage loans for investment property: RidgeLendingGroup.com or call 855-74-RIDGE  or e-mail: info@RidgeLendingGroup.com Invest with Freedom Family Investments.  You get paid first: Text FAMILY to 66866 Will you please leave a review for the show? I'd be grateful. Search “how to leave an Apple Podcasts review”  For advertising inquiries, visit: GetRichEducation.com/ad Best Financial Education: GetRichEducation.com Get our wealth-building newsletter free— text ‘GRE' to 66866 Our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/GetRichEducation Follow us on Instagram: @getricheducation Complete episode transcript: Keith, welcome to GRE. I'm your host. Keith Weinhold, it's an episode focused on you as we feature two GRE listener guests today. See how they've leveraged listening to this show into real world, real estate investing action then a property opportunity to announce to you on get rich education.   Keith Weinhold  0:27   Since 2014 the powerful get rich education podcast has created more passive income for people than nearly any other show in the world. This show teaches you how to earn strong returns from passive real estate investing in the best markets without losing your time being a flipper or landlord. Show Host Keith Weinhold writes for both Forbes and Rich Dad advisors and delivers a new show every week since 2014 there's been millions of listener downloads in 188 world nations. He has a list show guests and key top selling personal finance author Robert Kiyosaki, get rich education can be heard on every podcast platform, plus it has its own dedicated Apple and Android listener phone apps build wealth on the go with the get rich education podcast. Sign up now for the get rich education podcast, or visit get rich education.com   Speaker 1  1:12   You're listening to the show that has created more financial freedom than nearly any show in the world. This is get rich education.   Keith Weinhold  1:22   Welcome to GRE from Mannheim, Germany, to Mannheim, Pennsylvania and across 188 nations worldwide. You're listening to get rich Education. I'm your host. Keith Weinhold, you probably grew up playing the board game Monopoly. Well, imagine playing Monopoly and never buying an asset that generates income. What if you just went around the board collecting $200 giving your money to the rich and trying to stay out of jail. Does that sound ridiculous? Well, that's how most people live their lives. We don't do that here at GRE we add real assets that pay us while we own them, and more and more people can potentially soon get exposure to these asset types. The White House recently reported that Trump made an executive order that is bringing Americans closer to getting retirement plan access to real estate, private equity and crypto. I mean, think about what that could do to overall real estate demand, pushing up prices. It could make the industry boom. Sort of how the advent of 401, KS helped the stock market boom. Also, another development is that in order to qualify for mortgage loans, crypto could soon be used as an asset in your mortgage qualification. That's per the FHFA, and that's what they're moving toward. Now there's been a lot of novel information and developments and stories like that this year, as we're in a presidential administration that shakes up all kinds of status quo policies, from foreign wars to tariffs to us real estate. Journalistically, it's important to be accurate and avoid misinformation and false news as the AI era is near its nascency. Still, you have got to be increasingly cautious about where you get your information. I got a stark reminder of this recently, now former presidential candidate and HHS Secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr and I recently did a stair climber workout together at a gym. You probably know that RFK Jr leads the MaHA movement make America healthy again, which I support, and much like me, he's an avid fitness enthusiast, and that's the kind of stuff that we talk about. Well, there are now some photos of RFK, JR And I out there exercising together, something that's okay with me. I'm even proud of that. I shared one of those on my social media myself. He and I don't talk politics or vaccines or even diet or just exercise enthusiasts. That's what we talk about. That's our common ground. Well, a Facebook post of RFK JR and I exercising together, and here's where the terribly irresponsible misinformation comes in. Meta AI has a one touch link from there to what they call Weinhold and RFK Jr collaborations. Here's how it reads. I'll read it all word for word, and so much of it is false. Keith Weinhold and Robert F Kennedy Jr have a close friendship that has garnered significant attention. Keith Weinhold, a businessman and podcaster, has been a vocal supporter of Kennedy's work and advocacy their friendship has been built around shared interests and values, including their passion for environmental issues and their skepticism of mainstream narratives. Weinhold has often featured Kennedy as a guest on his podcast, where they discuss issues ranging from vaccine safety to corporate accountability. Together, they have collaborated on various projects, including the promotion of Kennedy's book the real Anthony Fauci. Their friendship has been subject to scrutiny, with some critics accusing them of spreading misinformation. That's the end of the meta AI page. What in the world? How do they come up with this stuff? The only shared interest we've collaborated on is fitness at the gym. And you as listener know that he's never been a guest on this show. Now, if his expertise were real estate investing or economics, well, then I might invite him on. How does meta AI come up with this stuff about vaccines and Fauci I mean, that is so far away from my area of focus. I haven't weighed in on any of that stuff. My gosh, this meta AI page, it is published work for all to see, and it is about 90% false. So my point is, there's a lot of information out there about everything from real estate investing to endangered sharks to cooking tomato soup. Be careful. Pay attention to information that has cited reliable sources. And AI in its current fledgling stage, it really muddies the picture. One thing that might help is that open AI's chatgpt Five, which recently debuted, it is better. It's an improvement. For example, if it does not know the answer to a question that you have, it will tell you that it does not know the answer, instead of making up something fake just to give some sort of answer like previous versions. Did we need more of that coming up here on the show. In future weeks, we have vital monolog material from me, as always prominent guests, new guests and repeat guests. Last week, I answered your listener questions here on air, you can always write in with your questions or comments at get rich education.com/contact this week, it's interviewees like you, as I talk to the first of two listener guests.   Keith Weinhold  8:17   He has been an avid GRE listener for a few years, and says that he shifted from bigger pockets and other content over almost exclusively to get rich education for real estate and market content. He uses the principles taught through GRE to focus on his niche, which is residential assisted living, R, A, l, investments at the single family home level, he owns two single family units that also have ADUs and a handful of Ral units, which has helped him reach his goal of replacing his military income with property cash flow. He is a husband, father of three boys and active duty Navy officer currently stationed in Virginia Beach, Virginia, a buy and hold investor. He began investing in real estate in 2017and now owns a portfolio that includes rental properties in San Diego, five Ral homes in Phoenix and GP stakes in two Ral syndications. He is also the founder of open range capital in the Ral room, there are two platforms dedicated to scaling the Ral model. Again, that's residential assisted living, scaling those across the US. And when he's not serving or investing, you can find him on the lacrosse field, playing, basketball, training, Jiu Jitsu or chasing down any kind of competition. Hey, welcome to GRE. Luke frazell,    Luke Frizzell  9:37   Keith, thank you for the introduction. Appreciate that very kind. And once I started investing in 2017 I got started with the bigger pockets train, and pretty avidly listened to their podcast and taking some action on my own, I actually found your podcast and your website, and it was so much more efficient in the information that I needed to hear. I. Know, and the the time that I could spend actually paying attention to real estate news and the important things that I need to be paying attention to as an investor, that I exclusively and paying attention through your email list and through your podcast, it's always great information. So I appreciate being on and thanks for having me. Keith,   Keith Weinhold  10:18   thanks. I try to keep things nutrient dense around here, Frizzell is spelled F, R, I, z, E, L, L, and look, I know your investing philosophy is strongly influenced by one of GRE most seminal and central mantras, and something that the world first learned right here on this show back in 2015 real estate pays five ways. Tell us about that.   Luke Frizzell  10:42   That is one of the best just mantras for whenever I'm talking to people about getting into real estate, yes. And I literally say, what the five ways that real estate pays, because that's how I heard about it was through you. And I was like, That is such a perfect illustration of why this beats, let's say, the stock market, or why this beats a lot of other investment vehicles, because you're not just getting the cash flow, which is a huge reason why people get involved in it, and that's actually the first thing that I'm scrubbing for whenever I'm looking for an investment. But of course, you're hoping for the appreciation, which I really just count as the cherry on top. And if I'm looking at a market from the macro lens, I'm making sure that the the city is growing, the jobs are coming in, there's a decent population, and at a macro level, that's the first thing you need to do before you dig into a city to make sure it's good to go. When appreciation happens, it's probably because those things are all in the right spot. And you're you're picking the right neighborhood, but just, you know, leverage, and being able to buy with 20% of the full amount down, that's a huge piece. And just the hedge against inflation that you get through a loan all the ways, I'm probably missing one, but that's one of the first things that I say when somebody's on the fence on whether they get into real estate investing is, Hey, these are the five ways I learned it from Keith's website, and I'll point them to you guys. That's how I found residential assisted living was really Yes, I had been an investor in San Diego and had great success there with, you know, the buy, rehab, rent, refinance, repeat, the burn method, and putting those five ways into practice. But what I really wanted, as I was looking towards getting out of the military in a few years was more the cash flow piece. So that's what drew me to Phoenix. I actually heard a podcast where somebody was talking about this strategy where you buy a home and you lease it out to a senior care operator and they are paying two to three times the lease amount that you would pay or get from a single family rental, and yet you're also getting all the benefits of real estate. So it seemed pretty hands off, which checked the box for me on that since I was working an active duty job, and then it was also very high, high cash flow. So that's what got me into residential assisted living, and has kept me into it, and I've brought a couple partners into what we're doing, and really bringing my partners in is brought us so much further than I would have ever gone myself. The core tenets of five ways real estate pays has definitely influenced my thoughts as an investor and everything that I've done   Keith Weinhold  13:16   yeah, I can't believe more people don't talk about the compelling why for real estate investing? And I think real estate pays five ways. Is the most efficient and comprehensive way of doing that for sure, when it comes to Property selection and adding to your portfolio, like you touched on, I know that you like to say that you don't chase doors, you chase quality, and you have sort of this peace of mind with intentional investing over scale. Can you tell us about that?   Luke Frizzell  13:43   That's a great question. It was really a forcing function that formed my investor mindset was it has to be quality, because I don't have the time as somebody who's doing a full time job that's very time intensive, and sometimes I'm leaving for months on end before I come back and in my spouse works in something completely separately, so she doesn't have time to manage properties and things like that. It was forced upon me to be very efficient with what I invested in, and my wife was not. She, just like me, didn't grow up learning about real estate investing, so they had to really hit bang for buck whenever we made that first investment in order to buy her or get her buy in on it. And when that first rental check came in, I was able to take her out to a sushi dinner and say it was paid for by our our tenants. And that was kind of the first buy in piece Got it, got us in there. But, yeah, I really Chase quality. And we were very fortunate, and got a little bit lucky with the timing of our properties in California with covid and the interest rates we bought to early on in 2017 and then in 2020 before interest rates started going up, before prices got crazy out there. And those have done really well for. For us. But as interest rates continued to rise and as prices on homes continued to rise, I had to keep the efficient piece in the back of my mind. That's when I heard about the senior care investing number one. I was like, hey, yeah, the demographics, it makes sense. There's so many, that demographic of seniors, the boomer generation, reaching, you know, 80 years old, and coming to that time of life where they need care that is not going down. The medical system as flawed as it can be in our country. You know, people are living longer, and we need to house them, and people don't want to stay in a big box facility anymore that feels like a hotel and not personal, and you have a one caregiver to 30 resident ratio. People want more personalized care, like you would get at a private school. At a public school, you get what you get, and you don't throw a fit, which kind of the analogy I make for a facility versus residential assisted living. So what we invest in is the residential level, where you actually buy just a regular house and it may have four or five bedrooms in it, and let's say three bathrooms, and if it's a single story home that has, let's say 3000 square feet, that is a prime home to actually build out into a senior care home. And every state needs these. Every state has different laws and rules and regulations as to what some are going to require, different size door frames, different width requirements in the halls, ramp requirements, of course, for wheelchair access and such. At the end of the day, every state needs more housing for seniors, and it's really going to be an education piece on getting people up to speed. We have five homes in Phoenix doing this, this model. There's a lot of network already available there. Like people love to retire in warm weather. Phoenix is just a hotbed for these residential assisted living homes. So that's where we got started. But when you move into, you know, let's say rural Nebraska, it's not going to be as as prevalent. So you really got to do a lot more networking and education to zoom back to your question about quality over quantity. If you think about scaling to $10,000 per month in passive income, quote, unquote, passive, the way I look at it, if I can have one residential assisted living home that nets $10,000 per month when I talk about the one residential assisted living home that could make net $10,000 per month that would be running the operations yourself, where you have let's say the average resident across America is going to pay 4000 to $6,000 per month to stay in a home like what I'm talking about if One home, let's go with the low end of $4,000 per month has a capacity of 10 residents in the house, then you can have 10 residents at $4,000 per month. So that's $40,000 gross. And then if you the average, if you're running an efficient home, just having straight up staffing costs, that maybe cost you $15,000 per month, and then you have your mortgage and your debt, that takes you another $10,000 per month, and let's say another five for excess costs and food and things, that's $30,000 of expenses. So 40,000 minus 30,000 is $10,000 per month. That's an efficiently run home. But that is not the height of what someone could do with this strategy. We have partners that do $40,000 net per month in this strategy, and that's generally in the dementia care, memory care space. What we did when we started was something called the lease to operator model, and that's a little bit more hands off, actually, I would say a lot more hands off than the actual operations of the home, like what I just said, because if you're doing the staffing and you have the business liability, that's all pretty involved, and there's a lot of education and a lot of networking that you need to do to get to that point. When I got started in this, I did the least operator model, because I was time constrained and I didn't want to actually get involved with the hands on care number one, because I was in Virginia Beach, and the homes that we were buying were in Phoenix, so there was no possible way for me to do that when we bought our first home at 10 capacity, so there's 10 residents that can fit in the home. I found an operator and vetted them and moved them into the house, and they're paying me a lease for five years, so it's somewhat of a commercial lease, but it's a residential home, and I actually got residential insurance on the house. The business owner that is leasing from me has the business liability insurance, and now they're paying me two and a half times what would have been the regular lease amount that I could have gotten for that home. So in that area, they're paying me $8,000 per month on a five year lease, and that goes up 3% per year. However, if I was renting that out like a normal house, I'm. Be getting 2020 $500 per month, every month, on a long term lease.   Keith Weinhold  20:05   That's this way the manager operates it, rather than you, right? So I   Luke Frizzell  20:09   actually empower the manager, or this operator, is what we call them. That's why it's leased to operator. I empower this manager to actually run it themselves. I don't tell them you can't paint the inside of the house. I don't tell them you can't redo the floors when you want. If they want to do that, that's on them, but they owe me that lease amount every month, and I empower them to run the home however they want. What I'm making sure happens is I'm paying for the insurance on the house, and I'm making sure the roof is stable and the walls are not going to collapse. Everything else, from utilities to whatever is on them, and they are a full fledged business owner in there, and hopefully they stay once the five years is up.   Keith Weinhold  20:48   That's a really interesting way to do it, by the way. Just dropping back to your earlier comment, I like how you say your wife doesn't have time to do the property management. I think we both know that we are protecting her standard of living and quality of life when she is not the property manager. Yes, I think it's common knowledge in America that the senior population is growing faster than the overall population. In fact, about four past GRE episodes featured the late great gene Guarino here on the show, a big educator in the residential assisted living space. We've got this aging population, the silver tsunami, the demographics about it are surely undeniable. I think a holdup for some people is that you're merging real estate investing with an active business. However, you've just described something where you're sort of withdrawing from that active business part, getting a leaseholder to pay you two and a half times the market rent, if you just had it as a buy and hold property and having them operated, is that right?   Speaker 2  20:48    Yeah, and I that's obviously a rough I say two to three times. I like to call it Airbnb numbers in a good market, without the stolen paper towels.   Keith Weinhold  20:48   You know what I mean? Like that, the stolen paper towels, the vacancy, the managing a listing, the clean. So   Speaker 2  20:48   you're doing all the you're getting the reaping the rewards of, let's say, an Airbnb without any headache. Because once you've set that operator in there, and you've empowered them to do it, and you have a rock solid lease, you're wiping your hands clean, I have to reach out to my operators to get an update from them to make sure that everything's going well, because they're not reaching out to me they're running their home. And hopefully, if I've empowered them the right way, and I am allowing them to be successful, and they reach out to me and say, Hey, Luke, I want to actually expand operations. So if you buy another house in this area, let me know, so that I can expand my operations there as well.    Luke Frizzell  21:23   Yeah. Well, do you have any last things to tell us about the residential assisted living for example, I know you have four strategies. For one, to get invested in it.   Luke Frizzell  22:44   That's a good question. And and just to hit on your last point, you're I actually like that. You can mix the real estate with the business, if you have time for that. And many people can do that, especially if you come from a healthcare background, or you're a nurse, that you're just looking to do something out on your own and not just spending your hours working at the hospital. And maybe you're a caregiver that's not paid well enough, and you're overworked, but you know that you could go and do something like that, or you're a doctor, a lot of people can go out and do this themselves, but if you're like me, and you're just a working professional that doesn't have time to get into that, but you do have people skills, and can figure out, like, Hey, I've interviewed about five different operators for this, and I can tell that this one meets all the marks, and they're going to get in there, and I can trust them, and they have a good, extensive experience in this space, and they're going to pay me a reasonable lease. That makes sense for why I'm putting the risk into this. Yeah, I'm going to pick them and get them in there. That's a really good option for people. So that's one of the strategies, is lease to operator. Another strategy is the one we already talked about, which is own and operate. So you're getting the power of real estate. You're leasing from yourself as so it's one entity, one business entity owns the property, one business entity owns the care business, and you're leasing from yourself, and there's some major tax benefits to doing it that way. That's obviously the most time intensive, and you're probably going that route if you want to make this your life's path. The other option is actually, if you don't have the money right now to buy a house, but you have the drive and you have the experience to get into the actual operations, you could just lease from somebody like me and who owns the house and doesn't want to get involved in the operations just yet, and now you can just set up a lease with them. Phoenix is a really good hub. Houston is a really good hub, but cities across America are going to start finding out about this and needing to get this into their advertise, basically because the senior housing issue that we talked about. And then finally, you can passively invest in these through open range capital, we are investing in these, and we're actually developing some memory care homes in Northern Virginia right now. So if you go to open range capital, you'll be able to find opportunities to invest in these as a passive investor. Or there's folks in the rail room who are building. Memory Care Homes in Houston area, and they're offering over 20% returns to people who just want to, hey, you have money, but you don't have time, and you don't have the interest to actually do some of this yourself. But you understand the power of residential assisted living, and the way that this medical problem and the senior care housing issue is growing in our country. Well, you can put your money there instead of doing it yourself.   Keith Weinhold  25:25   These are four distinct strategies for investing in residential assisted living, from the very much hands on to the passive hands off. Oh, this has really been helpful. Why don't you go ahead and let our audience know how they can learn more about the Raoul room and your website.   Luke Frizzell  25:42   Thanks for that. So we saw that there was a huge knowledge gap between real estate investors and business owners. And just anybody who's an entrepreneur thinking about how to get into this. You see the Cody Sanchez's of the world talking about business ownership and all those things you hear about the problem with our senior housing. And if you put those two things together, there's a huge gap in the marketplace. We wanted to educate people on this, because when we got started, there was a lot of unknowns, and it's really hard to sift through all the confusion about, you know how to get licensed. How do I know how many people I can fit into my home and actually care for? How do I find operators? How can I learn from other people who are actually doing this across the country and figure out which market to get into? So we wanted to combine all of that and have a network of people who know how to find these homes, know how to get you started in doing these and of course, we've been learning along the way as well, and that that was part of our goal as well when we started the Ral room. But we have a community of over 115 people. At this point, you can go to the ralroom.com r a l room.com and find out more. It's a great opportunity to learn about what it is. We have freebies in there about how to get started, from one to 10 step guide, and we even have a free podcast called The Ral room podcast. So tune into that. If you haven't done it yet.   Keith Weinhold  27:04   This has been informative, terrific stuff from Luke Frizzell. The audience will benefit from your point of view. Thanks for your time and intention today.    Luke Frizzell  27:14   Yeah, absolutely, Keith. Appreciate you.   Keith Weinhold  27:17   This was our first of two GRE listener guest profiles. We've got the second one when we come back. I'm Keith Weinhold. You're listening to get rich education.    Keith Weinhold  27:26   The same place where I get my own mortgage loans is where you can get yours. Ridge lending group and MLS, 42056, they provided our listeners with more loans than anyone because they specialize in income properties. They help you build a long term plan for growing your real estate empire with leverage. Start your pre qual and even chat with President Chaley Ridge personally. While it's on your mind, start at Ridge lendinggroup.com. 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Text family to 66866,    Richard Duncan  29:08   this is Richard Duncan, publisher on macro. Watch, listen to get rich education with Keith Weinhold, and don't quit your Daydream. You   Keith Weinhold  29:26   this week's GRE listener guest profile is with an Air Force vet turned real estate investor, and today he even runs the ideal investor show. He's from Germany and lives in San Diego today, using strategies like turnkey real estate, 1031, exchanges and more. He now owns multiple properties in different countries and states. These include the states of Ohio, Idaho, Illinois and Florida, and the nations of Belize, Panama, Spain and more. He's been a GRE listener since episode. 100 which was in 2016 and this helped him connect with income property providers and get started and really growing his wealth through compound leverage, not just compound interest. He ultimately ended up with eight properties in what he calls well performing locations. Hey, it's great to have you here. Welcome to GRE Dr Axel meyerhoffer, hey, Keith, thank you for having me. Meyerhoffer is spelled m, e, i, e r, H, O, E, F, E R. I know that coming on to GRE is something that you've wanted to do for a while, but let's pull back first, what is your doctorate in? And then how do you use that degree or distinction today?   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  30:40   Well, my doctorate is in organizational change and leadership, and the dissertation that I wrote as the study at the end of the degree program was about business coaching and whether it's better for a company to have internal coaches versus external coaches. And when you're diving really deep, my like, I don't know if you're aware, but PhD stands, at least in my book for pilot high and deep, high and deep, right? And so, you know, I really dug into this, and what I learned about coaching is still helping me, even though idea wealth grow is a little bit more mentoring program than a coaching program, but still, the practice of engaging people and getting out of them what they really want to accomplish is valid every day   Keith Weinhold  31:28   when we wonder about what's piled high and deep, I'm sure that thing is knowledge couldn't possibly be anything else. Dr meyerhoffer, tell us what you learned from listening here that piqued your interest?   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  31:43   Well, the one thing is, I had found the book turnkey revolution, by Chris closure, who, for those who don't know he, is the one of the family members of the founders of Memphis invest that is now known as Rei Nation. I'm sure you're very familiar with it, Keith and I've heard of them. Yeah, I read the book, and it was very helpful, but it wasn't very clear, other than his family's company, how do you apply this as a regular investor, which I was at the time. And then I listened to your episodes over and over, talking about how you can use turnkey investing to invest out of state, being far away. And I remember, if I'm not mistaken, that you were in Alaska and investing somewhere in lower 48 and so that kind of got me triggered to look into that.    Keith Weinhold  32:30   You figure, if you're in San Diego, you can invest in Alabama, if a person from Honolulu or anchorage can do that same thing. All right, so you've built up, it sounds like, is it eight turnkey properties? It's   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  32:45   eight turnkey properties. And then I have a few other things, like, I also listen to episodes that you had about agricultural investing. So, yeah, like in Panama, the first investment was in a coffee farm. And then a little later, I also discovered some you would call them, like little cabin, kind of like vacation cabin investments and stuff. So yeah, I've actually learned a lot and benefited, and I always appreciated that, you know, you're not just saying, Hey, here's something you can do, but you oftentimes have a connection or relationship with an organization. And so several times my investments were at least informed, let's say, by GRE,   Keith Weinhold  33:26   yes. And oftentimes I'm investing right next to you, the investor myself, with some of the same GRE marketplace providers. You have eight properties. Are they all cash flowing? Are they all producing positive cash flow?   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  33:41   Yeah. I mean, that's actually one of the things that I wanted from the get go, and that's also part of our idea rights grow a mentoring program to look at properties now. Right now, with the higher interest rates, it's admittedly a little harder to find locations and properties that have a good balance between the quality of the property, the area that the property is in and then also being cash flowing. We have fundamentally for renovated properties. We're still looking for 1% rule. It's harder to find, but you know, as a starting point to say, Should I even consider as long as it's close to that most of the time, the numbers work out, even at seven or eight percentages, you still make at least a little bit of money   Keith Weinhold  34:20   overall. Yes, the real estate deals just aren't as good as they were, say, five years ago, because both rents and prices are up, but rents haven't risen as much as prices have. I still don't know where you're going to find a better risk adjusted return in any investment, though, than with income property bought with a loan.   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  34:42   Yeah, I'm with you on that. And I mean, I remember vividly, not in only in books and other research, that people have this apples to oranges comparison thing going on all the time, right? I always say, Okay, well, tell me if you can buy stocks where somebody gives you 80% of the money, and I already need to put 20 right? What tell me if you can buy stocks and somebody says, Oh, the stock is gonna depreciate in the next 27 and a half years. So, you know, you write some of it off your tax return, and those kind of things. Tell me where somebody gives you money but allows you to keep 100% of the increase in value all these things. I mean, you have beautiful graphics and stuff that you made over time, but when you really try to do apples to apples comparison, there's nothing there. And one thing maybe for the audience, that I think is an important thing to know is, and I know Keith, you have said this so many times, real estate, especially residential real estate and investing, is really the long term game. And that also means to realize, okay, even in times like right now, you might only start with, like, 50 or $100 positive cash flow. But when you look at the longer term, I always say, and I say this to our clients, the first five and maybe right now, it's more like seven years. It's kind of like the hard time of this investment where you just barely break even, where you might be a little disgruntled when you get a maintenance bill and you haven't really built a big reserve yet, because you're still with your first few properties, but when you look at the trajectory, and I can see it now, you know, I've six years in all properties are cash flow positive, the rate that we're getting, even if we only increase rents by 2030, $35 a month, year over year. Like you said, right? You want to train your tenants. When I look at the overall picture, it's basically getting better every year. If you have that in mind, to say, I make an investment. I call, by the way, the point what we want to get to. I call that the time freedom point where your portfolio generates enough cash flow so yet you have a choice to say, Do I go work or do I live off the income? And that is why you still have mortgages, right? So if the listeners ever think, Okay, well, what happens when one after the next, the mortgages get paid off, it's like paradise at that point, right? If you really think of it from a purely cash flow perspective,   Keith Weinhold  36:56   starting is the hardest, because it's clunky to buy your first property, and then it also takes a few years until you really feel the effect of all these wealth multipliers at the same time. You're sort of touching on the third in the inflation Triple Crown, cash flow enhancement, if you only increase the rent three or 4% per year. Yeah. So what it feels like you're only keeping up with inflation, but the fact that your principal and interest payment stays fixed means a three to 4% rent increase might be a 10% cash flow increase. As that compounds year after year, you really begin to feel those effects. But yes, it does take the addition of time, but not decades.   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  37:38   I'm with you. It's just for me, important that anybody who is considering should I get into this right, especially in an environment where people constantly pointing to the fact that the stock market keeps going up, gold is going up, silver is going up, Bitcoin is going up, right? And to me, these are the apples, and they are nice apples, don't get me wrong, right? They're beautiful apples, but we're dealing in oranges, right? And we have these five different things that you keep counting on, and have all kinds of beautiful descriptions about that we get as real estate investors. And it's a choice, right? People can make a choice, and I'm all for diversification, but if you make the choice, then you really have the beginning of building a legacy. And for many people, I find more and more that becomes important to say it's not just for me, like if you were to ask me, it's not just for me, it's also knowing that my daughter will have a much better portfolio than I ever had when I was young. Yeah, our now, like almost two year old grandson, he is going to be safe pretty much forever   Keith Weinhold  38:37   getting started and even after starting for some people, there are certain mindsets that they need to overcome. One of them is getting out of state property. So do you have any thoughts or approaches with adding out of state properties, which is still a foreign proposition to some people?   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  38:56   Well, one thing that I do and emphasize very strongly in our mentoring program is besides the investing and helping people to get the connections to like the turnkey providers and the lenders and the property managers, inspectors and stuff, the other part, and I'm sometimes almost feel, is more important than the investing itself. Obviously, it's kind of a requirement, but the other part is to really as the mentor, help people to develop the mindset of the king or queen of their own empire, or basically the owner of the investing business. And when you think about it that way, I often times portray it in the way look at all the components, all the services that you need for the out of state investor, right? You need the turnkey provider, property management, bank or lender. You need inspectors and stuff. I try to convey to people, we are building an LLC, and that LLC is hiring these people as if they were employees. And if you look at it that way, and you start adopting that mindset. And. You look at their performance like any employer would look at the performance of their employees. If the performance is great, they get praise and the raise. If the performance sucks, you let him go and get another one when you're not going to hang out with the same property management out of state, constantly complaining, not doing their job, not treating the tenants well, not treating your property well. Why would you keep somebody like that? So it's this aspect of building a mindset of, yes, you might have a job, a regular w2 job, but for the purposes of building your real estate portfolio, you are the business owner, and you're hiring all these services. And when that clicks and you start treating the people that you're working with in that way, with respect, but with every expectation that you pay them for their services so they're supposed to perform. That changes, in my opinion and my experience. That changes everything   Keith Weinhold  40:54   comes down to the fact that the team is more important than the property, and a lot of people perhaps overemphasize the geographic location of that property. Location surely matters, but it's just not nearly the most important thing I know. One approach that you take is you have this mantra that underdog properties often outperform hot properties. However, can you speak to that some more   Speaker 3  41:21   Well, I think it has to do with it, with this kind of analogy of Steady as she goes right underdog property, I'm more inclined to look in a nice neighborhood and establish nice neighborhood. I always say, Let's try, with the help of a turnkey provider, to find the ugly duckling in a nice neighborhood and get that renovated and that neighborhood, I'm not a big fan of this term blue color versus white color or anything like that, but if you bring the ugly duckling back to be the white swan of that neighborhood, you have, I believe, a very good probability that that will be a very long time longevity, well respected, well rented, well performing property, rather than, you know, running after the shiny object the most you know, like, I don't want to really open wounds, but I know that a lot of people ran to Austin, Texas, because everybody said, that's the market you gotta be in, Right prices, outrageous rents, looked good for a little while, then the property taxes got adjusted, the market collapsed, and now everybody is whining. I rather have my nice property in Dayton or in Cincinnati, and it's doing steady, as she goes, every month, every year, right? So that's what I meant by that   Keith Weinhold  42:30   a friend and prolific apartment investor, Ken McElroy, who's been a frequent guest on this show, Ken says, look for distressed properties, not distressed markets. There's a lot in that.   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  42:53   Yeah, I'm very much with Ken on that. And it's not just for apartment complexes. I think it fits just as well for single family or duplex triplex fourplex properties? Yeah, we   Keith Weinhold  43:03   want to avoid those distressed markets. It takes a long time for them to turn around, and every property in that market floats up or down with it. Well. Dr meyerhoffer, as we think about the future, you've been around this space for a while now, like you mentioned, you're even helping mentor some others. Where do you think the residential real estate market is headed the next few years? From your perspective,   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  43:27   I really have the feeling it's kind of a little bit like a coil spring that is basically being wound tighter and tighter and tighter. Because people may not agree with me. I think everybody is entitled to their own opinion, but I'm a little bit refusing to believe that the dream and the interest of owning your own property for yourself and your family supposedly has gone away. What I believe is that the circumstances both from a Can I qualify for a loan? Can I afford the price? Can my wages actually work for what I want to accomplish that balance is out of whack a lot right now, but I can totally see when we're looking in the future, that we will see interest rates coming down, properties still being in high demand. And for us as investors, I don't know if you had it on your show before, but I oftentimes being asked, you know, is it still the right time to invest. And my answer is always, like most people in residential real estate, the best time was 20 years ago. The second best time is today. Yeah. And if you adopt this idea of, like, this cold spring getting ready, I mean, just ask yourself people, the last time they really did anything meaningful was basically in 2022 let's just assume it takes another year until interest rates come down, and another six to nine months for the market to really start adjusting. So that takes us to the middle of 2027 that would mean for five years, hundreds of 1000s, if not billions, of people wanted to do something, wanted to move, wanted to get a house, wanted to get a bigger place. They've. Finally can that's kind of the window that I'm looking at with. Not to say there will never be another opportunity. But why would you wait until the market goes crazy when you have it really nice, really calm right now, almost no competition for an owner occupants. It's really an investor market right now. We can pick and we can be diligent, and we can negotiate with the builders and all this nice stuff, no time pressure. They even tell you, I know Keith. They tell you, too, when you have a client, make first sure that the client is qualified before we even talking about price. I remember times when I bought where I was told you have 72 hours to decide if you want it or not and get it under contract because of 100 people out the door who want it, it's the calm before the storm. If you ask me, I can tell exactly when that storm is really gonna hit, but nobody can convince me that if five years the market is basically frozen, that when you release it and open the door, that it's not going to be pretty crazy. Yeah, no, in my opinion,   Keith Weinhold  46:01   that's a good analogy. We're in this period where we have a compressed spring lower interest rates could open up that spring to bounce up, because we have, really, it's all this pent up demand, a pent up demand spring, and we know as mortgage rates fall, millions more people qualify increasing demand for a fixed supply of housing. Well, this has been helpful for the audience. In closing, Dr meyerhoffer, do you have any last thoughts, anything else that you want to share with the GRE audience at all?   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  46:35   Well, the one thing I would say is, you know, you want to work with somebody real estate investing, when you have somebody who has built the experience, like you have Keith with you, the programs and all the partners you're working with, similar to me, over the last 10 years, I think it's a great opportunity to do it now, where you can and have the time to learn and work together and take advantage of this relatively Calm market, because it's probably not going to stay that way. And on the other hand, I also feel that too many people are going like you said, in a slightly different context, after the current shiny object. And I would hate for people that made good money in the last year or two in the stock market to lose it all, because what goes up comes down, especially in these kind of assets, why not take some profits and put it where you really have the long term perspective, like you and I have always suggested for people,   Keith Weinhold  47:29   and is there a good resource where someone can connect with you? Because we've learned that you've taken such an interest in this and you've begun mentoring people. Is it ideal wealth grower?   Dr Axel Meierhoefer  47:38   Yeah. Idealwealthgrower.com we have a button for a complimentary conversation to just book a call. I would assume you agree. You know, when you work with people for longer term and for the personal things like money and investing, you kind of have to have a good relationship. You have to kind of in agreement where you want to go and whether you like each other and have a good energy with each other. So I always feel, let's talk, let's get to know each other. And if we decide we want to work together, then we do that. And if somebody says, You know what I really want to do, apartments. I know people. You know people, we can direct them to. Some people want to do storage units or whatever. So these conversations are really to say, let's get to know each other and see if the goals you have match with what I can help you with. And if that's a yes, then we are off to the races.   Keith Weinhold  48:24   Sort of reassuring in this algorithmic world that we live in, in this highly digital world that people you know really still matter, it's still about your connections with people. Dr Meyer Hopper, it's been great getting your perspective. Thanks so much for coming onto the show.    Dr Axel Meierhoefer  48:42   Thank you, Keith, for having me.   Keith Weinhold  48:49   Yeah, with the first GRE listener guest, Luke, it's just exemplary of how when you own the property now you make the rules, and in this case, you can increase your income multiples by converting your rental property into residential assisted living with the second listener guest, Dr meyerhoffer, I like his analogy of the coiled spring ready to open up as pent up housing demand should get released With lower interest rates. Both guests have a Military Connection, which is merely a coincidence. But today's listener guests were chosen because, unlike others that we've had here, they've each started their own real estate mentoring platforms influenced by listening to this show.    Keith Weinhold  49:35   Now in the preview to today's episode, I let you know that I have an opportunity to tell you about it's been pretty well documented that both Florida and Texas have temporarily overbuilt pockets, and this is where home builders, sometimes desperate, are willing to give you a deep deal. I've discussed Florida and their specific opportunities. What? About Texas? Listen to these deep deals, because Texas, it is one of the most in demand states for real estate investing, but cash flow is often hard to find due to property taxes and rising prices. That's why I'm excited to announce that here at GRE us with our coaches, we found a tiny stash of new construction, yet tenant occupied properties in San Antonio, the Houston suburbs and Dallas suburbs, and they are available exclusively to GRE listeners, four bed homes under 340k here's what's remarkable. There's up to $41,000 to you in incentives. That is 12% back at closing, interest only loan options as low as four and three quarter percent. Yes, they're already leased to long term tenants. This is a 19% cash on cash return potential put these properties into service and get bonus depreciation, like I discussed last week, up to $94,000 these incentives are just massive, and you can qualify with DSCR loans, no tax returns required, no w2 required. I mean, this whole thing is a bigger deal than a Bucky brisket sandwich, something else you'll find in Texas. These are all built either this year or last year. For example, like this beautiful three bed, two bath, single family rental in Conroe, Texas that I'm looking at right now. The sale price is just $279,900 and then you get all those incentives. The rent is almost $2,000 it's 1950 and it's over 1500 square feet on this really good looking property with garage. That's just an example of one of the income properties I'm talking about here. They are off market and they won't be available long. Don't miss out on this best performing Texas inventory we've seen many are already cash flowing, $500 plus a month. Chat with a GRE investment coach, and they'll show you the best picks before this inventory evaporates. Book time with them. It's free. You can do that at GRE investment coach.com. Until next week. I'm your host, Keith Weinhold, don't quit your Daydream.   Speaker 4  52:47   Nothing on this show should be considered specific, personal or professional advice. Please consult an appropriate tax, legal, real estate, financial or business professional for individualized advice. Opinions of guests are their own. Information is not guaranteed. All investment strategies have the potential for profit or loss. The host is operating on behalf of get rich Education LLC exclusively.   Keith Weinhold  53:10   You know, whenever you want the best written real estate and finance info, oh, geez, today's experience limits your free articles access, and it's got paywalls and pop ups and push notifications and cookies disclaimers, it's not so great. So then it's vital to place nice, clean, free content into your hands that adds no hype value to your life. That's why this is the golden age of quality newsletters, and I write every word of ours myself. It's got a dash of humor, and it's to the point, because even the word abbreviation is too long, my letter usually takes less than three minutes to read, and when you start the letter, you also get my one hour fast real estate video. Course, it's all completely free. It's called the Don't quit your Daydream. Letter, it wires your mind for wealth, and it couldn't be easier for you to get it right now. Just text gre 266, 866, while it's on your mind, take a moment to do it right now. Text gre 266, 866,   Keith Weinhold  54:26   The preceding program was brought to you by your home for wealth. Building, get richeducation.com 

Bartinai Gábor a Bécsi Állami Operaház szólókorrepetítora volt 5 évig. Dunakeszin nőtt fel és a helyi zeneiskolában (ma: Farkas Ferenc Művészeti Iskola) zongora szakán kezdte zenei tanulmányait. A Bartók Béla Zeneművészeti Szakközépiskola és Gimnáziumban tanult zeneszerzést. 18 évesen nyert felvételt a Zeneakadémia zeneszerzés tanszakára, két évvel később kezdett énekelni tanulni a Weiner Leó Zeneművészeti Szakközépiskolában, még egy évvel később kezdte a korrepetítor szakot szintén a Zeneakadémián. Még tanulmányai alatt kezdett dolgozni a Weiner konzervatóriumban és a Szegedi Szabadtéri Játékokon. Tanulmányai után a Magyar Állami Operaház tagja lett, ahol tizenkét évig dolgozott - ebből tíz évig zenei vezetőként -, ez idő alatt több mint 40 opera próbáiért volt felelős. 2007-től a Budapesti Wagner Fesztiválon, 2009 óta pedig a Budapesti Fesztiválzenekarral (Las Palmasban, New Yorkban, Bugesben és Berlinben) dolgozott, emellett számos nemzetközi énekmesterkurzuson vett részt korrepetítorként. 2018 óta a Mannheimi Nemzeti Színház vezető korrepetítora.https://www.rheinpfalz.de/lokal/ludwigshafen_artikel,-pianist-probenplaner-psychologe-_arid,1369557.htmlW.A.Mozart - Guglielmo's aria "Rivolgete a lui lo sguardo..." Ilya Lapich /Gabor Bartinaihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDU0Fz3oTYQhttps://theater.hu/hu/portre/bartinai-gabor--5859.html#zongora #zongoritsa #Bécs #zenész #korrepetítorFejezetek:0:00 Mindjárt kezdünk 1:30 Beköszönés 2:30 A zene szerete3:20 Dunakeszi4:10 Ludas Matyi5:05 Zongorázni tanulni 9 évesen6:35 Gyakorlás és a zenész pálya választás9:30 Zeneszerzés10:20 Bartók Béla Zeneművészeti Szakközépiskola13:50 Liszt Ferenc Zeneművészeti Egyetem16:25 Korrepetítor irány megtalálása19:25 Szegedi szabadtéri színpad 20:00 Magyar Állami Operaház (12 év)23:20 Vezető korrepetítor 27:00 Vezető korrepetítor munkakör különbségek országok között28:40 Erkel Ferenc színház32:30 Parizsi Operaház próbajáték35:00 Stockholmi Operaház próbajáték35:25 Bécsi Állami Operaház (5 év)36:20 Szólókorrepetítor38:00 Bécsi élmények39:00 40:00 Chenier, 2018 - Frontali Armiliato Schenk44:00 46:50 Gregor József, Hamupipőke48:00 Placido Domingo50:00 Nyugat lánya52:14: Molnár Leventével52:40 Falstaff - Zubin Mehta, Daniel Barenboim54:30 Koncert, társulat bemutatkozik57:26 Mannheim, 201858:40 Vezető korrepetítor 1:00:00 Színház felújítás 1:03:10 Legnagyobb kihívás: Rózsalovag 1:06:00 Fisher Ádámmal es Fisher Ivánnal közös munka1:09:00 Gerincsérv 1:15:00 Elköszönés---------------

VfB-Boss Alexander Wehrle hat dem FC Bayern in der Causa Nick Woltemade eine Art Ultimatum gestellt - warum eigentlich, wenn das Thema für die Münchner doch schon vom Tisch ist?

Musik ist Trumpf ist zurück aus der Sommerpause. Till & Henning feiern Frankreich. Französische Kultur, die auf so vielen GebietenVorreiter war und ganze Genres geprägt hat. Dazu gibt es wieder persönliche Geschichten von Tills „je suis boulangerie“ Frankreichurlaub und Henning berichtet wie der berühmte Modeschöpfer Jean-Paul Gaultier den Gruppennamen „H-Blockx“ auf französich ausspricht. Mehr geht nicht! C´ést magnifique, c´ést Musik ist Trumpf! Die Songs der Sendung: 1) C´ést comme ca / Les Rita Mitsouku2) Antisocial / Trust3) Oxygène, Pt. IV / Jean-Michel Jarre4) Dimanche à Orly / Gilbert Becaud5) Silver Groover / F.F.F.6) Cours vite / Silmarils7) Signatune / DJ Mehdi8) Le Bien, le Mal / Guru, MC Solaar Links zur Sendung: Gilbert Becaud: Ein bisschen Glück und Zärtlichkeithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WMghyfWw80 Thorsten Schütte: Eat that question! Dokumentarfilm (2016) über Frank Zappa.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eat_That_Question:_Frank_Zappa_in_His_Own_Words Made in France – DJ Mehdihttps://www.arte.tv/de/search/?q=Made%2Bin%2BFrance&genre=all Informationen zu unserem Werbepartner:Das 3 Tagesticket für den Guitar Summit vom 26.9. - 28.9.24 in Mannheim jetzt bestellen auf www.guitarsummit.de ! Es gibt 10% Rabatt mit dem Code TRUMPF10 . Till ist am Freitag, dem 26.9. live auf dem Guitar Summit (Rockantenne Stage) mit einer Live-Folge von "Musik ist Trumpf“ u. Samstag, 27.9. mit einer Live-Folge seiner Gitarre & Bass-Kolumne „Till & Tone“! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mannheim, 23 mars 1819 cinq heures de l'après-midi. Dans cette ville du grand-duché de Bade, un des 38 États de l'Allemagne non encore unifiée, l'homme de lettres August von Kotzebue s'apprête à recevoir des amis pour un dîner. On introduit auprès de lui un jeune étudiant en théologie, Karl Ludwig Sand, qui lui donne immédiatement un coup de poignard dans le cœur… Pour ce quatrième volet de la série d'été « Un meurtre, une société », Antonin Dubois, maître de conférences à l'université de Lorraine, replace ce meurtre dans le contexte de la politisation patriotique et révolutionnaire des étudiants allemands d'avant 1848. Pour aller plus loin : Daniel Schönpflug, « Restauration et violence politique : l'attentat de Karl Ludwig Sand dans son contexte européen », dans Jean-Claude Caron et Jean-Philippe Luis (dir.), Rien appris, rien oublié ? Les Restaurations dans l'Europe postnapoléonienne (1814-1830), Rennes, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2015, pp. 427-438 ; George S. Williamson, « "Thought Is in Itself a Dangerous Operation": The Campaign Against "Revolutionary Machinations" in Germany, 1819–1828 », German Studies Review, vol. 38, n° 2, 2015, pp. 285-306. Une série de Paroles d'histoire, podcast créé et produit par André Loez, distribué par Binge audio. Contact pub : project@binge.audioMusique de générique : Neil Young, Cortez the Killer.Titre de la série en référence au livre de Bernard Guénée sur 1407. Un podcast créé, animé et produit par André Loez et distribué par Binge Audio. Contact pub : project@binge.audioHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Sujeten haut: Hëtzt zu Lëtzebuerg, Donnéeën iwwer Wunnenge feelen, d'Präisser op der Schueberfouer an de Luc Holtz gëtt Trainer zu Mannheim.

⚽ Neue Ausgabe Dreierkette – diesmal mit Hansa Rostocks Cheftrainer Daniel Brinkmann! Nach dem 1:0-Heimsieg gegen Waldhof Mannheim steht Hansa mit 4 Punkten aus 2 Spielen ordentlich da. Wir sprechen mit dem Coach über:

Sujeten haut: Hëtzt zu Lëtzebuerg, Donnéeën iwwer Wunnenge feelen, d'Präisser op der Schueberfouer an de Luc Holtz gëtt Trainer zu Mannheim.

In this episode, Dr Tsen Vei Lim talks to Dr Lavinia Baltes, Head of Research at the Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Psychiatric Services Aargau, Switzerland. The interview covers her research report on a randomised control trial of public health-oriented recreational cannabis access compared to illegal market access in Basel-Stadt, Switzerland. · The current legal landscape in Switzerland with respect to cannabis [01:12]· The difference between cannabis obtained legally and illegally [02:30]· The potential benefits of legal cannabis compared to illegal cannabis [03:25]· The key findings of the study [04:20]· Speculations about why the people who used drugs other than cannabis were more likely to reduce their cannabis use [05:31]· The findings that surprised the author [06:52]· How the findings contribute to policy or practice [07:37]· Could access to legal cannabis increase initiation among those who have never used cannabis? [08:32]· The importance of harm reduction strategies for cannabis [10:50]· The difficulties in conducting a randomised control trial [11:35]About Tsen Vei Lim: Tsen Vei is an academic fellow supported by the Society for the Study of Addiction, currently based at the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Cambridge. His research integrates computational modelling, experimental psychology, and neuroimaging to understand the neuropsychological basis of addictive behaviours. He holds a PhD in Psychiatry from the University of Cambridge (UK) and a BSc in Psychology from the University of Bath (UK). About Lavinia Baltes: Dr Baltes studied psychology at the University of Basel, Switzerland, and completed her PhD in health psychology at the University of Basel and at the Max Planck Institute in Berlin in 2015. She then worked at the University of Mannheim and later as deputy head of the Addiction Department of the Canton Basel-Stadt, contributing significantly to the ‘Weed Care' study on regulated cannabis sales in Basel. Since 2022, she has been Head of Research at the Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Psychiatric Services Aargau, and continues as deputy study head of ‘Weed Care'.The authors have no conflicts of interest to disclose. Original article: Effects of legal access versus illegal market cannabis on use and mental health: A randomized controlled trial - https://doi.org/10.1111/add.70080The opinions expressed in this podcast reflect the views of the host and interviewees and do not necessarily represent the opinions or official positions of the SSA or Addiction journal.The SSA does not endorse or guarantee the accuracy of the information in external sources or links and accepts no responsibility or liability for any consequences arising from the use of such information. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

And fittingly, this episode drops on August 5th—the same day Bertha rode into the early morning light to change history.

In Mannheim entsteht gerade das Forum Deutsche Sprache, ein "einzigartiger Ort, um die deutsche Sprache gemeinsam zu erleben und zu erforschen". 2028 soll es eröffnen - und schon jetzt ist Kuratorin Pamela Pachl zu uns ins Studio gekommen. Sie erarbeitet zusammen mit vielen KollegInnen die Dauerausstellung und berichtet uns von sozialen Robotern, geöffneten Fenstern und einer "Emosprachschmeicheldusche".

Auf diesen Prozess warten die Menschen Mannheim seit Monaten, auf eines der größten Verfahren in der Mannheimer Geschichte: Am 13. Februar hat vor dem Oberlandesgericht in Stuttgart der Prozess gegen Sulaiman A. begonnen – den Mann, der am 31. Mai 2024 das Messerattentat auf dem Mannheimer Marktplatz begangen haben soll. Der Polizist Rouven Laur wurde dabei so schwer verletzt, dass er starb. Weitere Menschen trugen ebenfalls zum Teil schwere Verletzungen davon – darunter Michael Stürzenberger, der bekannte Islamkritiker. In Spezialfolgen des „MM“-True Crime-Podcasts „Verbrechen im Quadrat“ wird Agnes Polewka, Gerichts- und Kriminalreporterin beim „Mannheimer Morgen“, den Prozess auch im Audio-Format begleiten und einmal monatlich über den Stand des Verfahrens sprechen. Neben dem Update aus dem Gerichtssaal gibt es von ihr auch weiterführende Infos zu Tat, Täter und Opfern der Tat. Die sechste Episode mit dem Titel „Lose Enden“ kreist um das nahende Ende des Prozesses und die Fragen, die kurz vor Schluss noch offengeblieben sind.

Seit seinem Song „Fucked Up“ haben sich für Luca Noel Türen geöffnet – als Support für Silbermond oder Glasperlenspiel. Seither folgten ein eigenes Album, natürlich weitere Konzerte und auch ein Studium an der Popakademie in Mannheim. Heute präsentiert Luca Noel sein neuestes Material live im studioeins! Deutsch-Pop mit Pathos. Luca Noel hat mit gerade mal Anfang 20 bereits einige Songs über sein emotionales Innenleben veröffentlicht – und hat damit bereits eine riesige Fanbase aufgebaut. In seinen Lyrics will Noel die Momente seiner Zweifel transparent machen, insbesondere wenn es um die Kommunikation in Beziehungen geht und man oftmals nicht so sicher ist, wie die andere Person eigentlich denkt („schon okay.“). Vor allem singt Luca Noel aber immer wieder vom notwendigen Eskapismus dieser Tage. Wenn die Welt nicht mehr wirklich verlässlich scheint und man sich auf Freundschaften, Familie oder eben die Paarbeziehung besinnt. Die bisher veröffentlichten Tracks der neuesten EP des Musikers aus der Nähe von Stuttgart versprühen Optimismus und betonen das Gefühl den Moment zu leben („tu was du nicht lassen kannst.“, „alles in rosé.“). Heute kann Luca Noel dieses Lebensgefühl im studioeins zelebrieren.

Im zweiten Teil der Folge geht es um die Frage, ob wir im Schlaf wirklich Spinnen verschlucken. Dialekte beeinflussen, wie wir unser Gegenüber wahrnehmen. Dabei geht es nicht nur um Sprache, sondern auch um soziale Zugehörigkeit, Vorurteile und die eigene Identität. Welchen Einfluss Dialekte auf unser Selbstbild haben und welche von ihnen besonders polarisieren, erklärt die Sprachwissenschaftlerin Dr. Astrid Adler vom Leibniz-Institut für Deutsche Sprache in Mannheim. Schwäbisch-Deutsche Übersetzungen: _"Bei der Bollahitz sott mr dr Grend ins kalte Wasser nei tunka."_ bedeutet "Bei dieser Hitze sollte man den Kopf ins kalte Wasser tauchen." _"An rechdr Grombirasalad muass soichnass und nedd furzdrogga sei."_ bedeutet "Ein guter Kartoffelsalat muss schön nass und nicht trocken sein." Hier findet ihr eine wissenschaftliche Arbeit zu Dialekten: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/354023386_Der_Einfluss_der_deutschen_Dialekte_Obersachsisch_und_Mittelbairisch_auf_die_Wahrnehmung_der_Personlichkeit Und hier mehr Infos zum Spinnen-Mythos: https://historymatters.sites.sheffield.ac.uk/blog-archive/2015/hard-to-swallow-myths-and-cultural-memes-about-spiders https://www.snopes.com/lisa-birgit-holst/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/10/31/swallow-8-spiders-sleep/ "Aha! Zehn Minuten Alltags-Wissen" ist der Wissenschafts-Podcast von WELT. Wir freuen uns über Feedback an wissen@welt.de. Produktion: Serdar Deniz Redaktion: Juliane Nora Schneider Impressum: https://www.welt.de/services/article7893735/Impressum.html Datenschutz: https://www.welt.de/services/article157550705/Datenschutzerklaerung-WELT-DIGITAL.html

In Folge 483 des beVegt-Podcast sprechen wir über einen Gamechanger in Daniels Training, Katrins großes sportliches Projekt für 2026 und unsere Teilnahme an David‘s Backyard Ultra in Mannheim. Shownotes: https://www.bevegt.de/trainingsupdate-sommer-2025-podcast/ Werbepartner dieser Folge: KoRo (5% Rabatt mit dem Gutscheincode BEVEGT5) Werde beVegt-Supporter*in: https://www.bevegt.de/unterstuetzen/ Hol dir den kostenlosen Newsletter: https://www.bevegt.de/newsletter/ Komm in unsere Online-Community: https://community.bevegt.de/ Unsere E-Books und Kurse: Schaffe den Einstieg ins Laufen mit LAUFSTART Laufe deinen ersten oder schnellsten (Halb-)Marathon mit FINISHER Verdoppele deine Beweglichkeit mit STRETCH Starte die Küchenrevolution mit unseren Grain-Green-Bean Kochbüchern

Stefan Forster wurde 1958 in Imsbach, einem kleinen Dorf in der Nordpfalz als Sohn, eines Postbeamten geboren. Nach dem Studium an der TU Berlin von 1978-1984, verbrachte er, dank eines DAAD Stipendiums, ein Jahr an der Universität Venedig. Zurück in Berlin arbeitete er bei Prof. Kuhler am Bau des Museum für Technik und Arbeit in Mannheim. Von 1988-1993 war er wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter an der TH Darmstadt, am Lehrstuhl Wohnungsbau. Gleichzeitig gründete er sein eigenes Architekturbüro STEFAN FORSTER ARCHITEKTEN. 1995 übersiedelte er nach Frankfurt ins Bahnhofsviertel. Überregionale Bekanntheit erlangte er mit seinem Büro durch seine wegweisenden Transformationen von Plattenbauten im Thüringischen Leinefelde. Er wurde hierfür mit Preisen überhäuft und weltweit zu Vorträgen eingeladen. Heute gehört er und sein Team zu den führenden deutschen Büros im Bereich Wohnungsbau. Mit rund 30 Architektinnen und Architekten entwickeln er die Standards im Wohnungsbau weiter und bearbeitet dabei sämtliche Segmente – vom hochwertigen Appartement bis zur bezahlbaren Mietwohnung, vom Stadthaus bis zum Großblock. Darüber hinaus zählen der Umbau von Büro- und Verwaltungsgebäuden sowie die Transformation von Siedlungsstrukturen zu den Schwerpunkten der Arbeit des Büros.Seit mehr als 30 Jahren widmet sich das Büro dem Weiterbauen an der Stadt. Bewährte Prinzipien – wie die Nutzungsmischung oder die Differenzierung des Raumes in öffentlich und privat – werden auf auf die gegenwärtigen Bedürfnisse übertragen. Zu den Kunden des Büros zählen neben kommunalen Baugesellschaften und Genos­senschaften auch private Investoren und Bauträger. Die Arbeit des Büros versteht sich als Plädoyer für eine qualitätsvolle Alltagsarchitektur und für Städte, in denen man gerne lebt.

Deutschland „wehrtüchtig“ zu machen, mag ja nicht jedem gefallen, sei aber „alternativlos“, tönen die Herren der Zeitenwende. Und versprechen: Die Unsummen, die in die Rüstung fließen, kämen allen zugute, schafften Wachstum, neue Jobs und mehr Wohlstand. Zwei Makroökonomen der Universität Mannheim widersprechen den dummen Sprüchen. Die forcierte Waffenproduktion produziere vor allem Übergewinne und torpediere zivilgesellschaftlichenWeiterlesen

Fredrik snackar med Svante Richter som berättar om sitt projekt Maps.black - det enklaste sättet att självhosta och använda fria och öppna kartor. Vore det inte fint att kunna ha en komplett världskarta som man lätt kunde lägga på och använda från ett SD-kort? Men, hur lyckas man med det? Hur sätter man ihop en kartlösning? Och vad behöver man göra för att lyckas hosta den? Oväntat lite, är svaret! (Svantes servrar får däremot jobba en del för att sätta ihop kartpaketen när en ny version ska bakas.) Sedan finns det förstås icenser också - om du tror det är lurigt med licenser på kod så har du inte hört talas om kartlicenser! Ett stort tack till Cloudnet som sponsrar vår VPS! Har du kommentarer, frågor eller tips? Vi är @kodsnack, @thieta, @krig, och @bjoreman på Mastodon, har en sida på Facebook och epostas på info@kodsnack.se om du vill skriva längre. Vi läser allt som skickas. Gillar du Kodsnack får du hemskt gärna recensera oss i iTunes! Du kan också stödja podden genom att ge oss en kaffe (eller två!) på Ko-fi, eller handla något i vår butik. Länkar Alla avsnitt med Svante Openstreetmap Maps.black Mapbox Protobuf - protocol buffers, dataformat från Google för serialisering Webgl Sqlite MBTiles Symlink Hardlink Protomaps Tile schema PMTiles Byte range requests Openmaptiles Shortbread (nyare schema) Noto sans Licenssektionen av maps.black Maptiler Dithering Natural earth - bakgrundsbilder Squashfs sendfile Nginx Btrfs Stöd oss på Ko-fi Web components Maplibre Internet archive Demosidan på Github pages Liechtenstein Wasm - webassembly cdnjs Content security policy Polyfill.io rsync Det japanska adressystemet Mannheim - staden Tyskland med sitt eget adressystem. “This system causes major issues for most mapping software” Titlar Ett relaterat tema Tillbaka till databasen På varenda zoomlager Kvadratisk tillväxt 360 miljoner filer Hack ovanpå ett hack ovanpå ett hack Vilken blobstore som helst Kompatibla nog med varandra En global världskarta Min prepperbox Tydligen ett effektivt sätt att göra det på De resterande två terabyten Direkt diskaccess Skapa mitt eget hack Pålitligt över tid Allting ska vara paketerat Det perfekta subsetet (Många) fördelar med Liechtenstein Varför gör vi detta? Deltadiffar över HTTP

Ilonka Guse ist vor 40 Jahren von Mannheim nach Melbourne ausgewandert. Ohne Internet und Facebook war es damals noch etwas schwieriger, sich zurechtzufinden. In ihrem Buch From Sauerkraut to Vegemite erzählt Ilonka Guse von den sprachlichen Herausforderungen, ihrer Suche nach dem passenden Job und wie sie schließlich ihren Weg gefunden hat. Ilonka lebt heute in Darwin.

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Wer kennt sie nicht, die Baustellen auf der Autobahn, die über viele Kilometer hinweg die Fahrbahn verengen - mehr aber auch nicht. Bauarbeiter sucht man vergebens und scheint auch sonst nichts zu passieren, was gerade in der Urlaubszeit für die Verkehrseilnehmer der Horror ist. Warum die Baustellen „Geisterbaustellen“ genannt werden, dem ist Dr. Annette Klosa-Kückelhaus vom Leibniz-Institut für Deutsche Sprache in Mannheim auf die Spur gegangen.

Das Fünfprozentziel für Verteidigungsausgaben, das die Nato auf dem Gipfel in Den Haag beschlossen hat, empfindet der eine oder andere als den nackten Wahnsinn. Doch andere nackte Tatsachen machten Schlagzeilen: Tantra und FKK für den Mannheimer Stadtrat. Becker & Jünemann entdecken Parallelen. Von Becker / Jünemann.

Er fotografierte Filmstars, aber auch Mode und Industrie: Mario von Bucovich war einer der bedeutendsten Fotografen der 1920er-Jahre. Seine Bilder sind nun in Mannheim zu sehen.

Nous sommes le 12 juin 1817, à Mannheim, dans le sud-ouest de l'Allemagne. Karl Drais von Sauerbronn, professeur de mécanique, âgé d'une trentaine d'années, parcourt les 14,4 km qui relient son domicile au relais de poste de Schwetzingen en seulement un peu plus d'une heure. Comment est-ce possible ? Le jeune homme a enfourché sa « machine à courir », sa « Laufmaschine » comme il l'a baptisée en allemand, un engin à deux roues, avec un siège et une roue avant comportant une direction à pivot, sans pédales. Quelques jours plus tard, l'audacieux réitère l'expérience, en présence de témoins, sur un trajet plus vallonné. Cité dans le journal local, Karl Drais se fait une réputation. En France, la nouvelle de cette invention se propage dès le mois d'août. L'avocat d'affaires parisien, Louis-Joseph Dineur, dépose, au nom de Draise, une demande de brevet pour cette machine à courir qu'il baptise vélocipède. Un vélocipède, ou draisienne comme certains l'appellent à l'époque, qui connaitra bien des évolutions, des perfectionnements, des succès et quelques périodes de disgrâce avant de donner naissance à une véritable civilisation du vélo. Un vélo acteur et témoin des grandes évolutions sociétales, celle de l'émancipation féminine n'étant pas la moindre… Avec nous : Benoît Beyer de Ryke, historien et philosophe, collaborateur scientifique à l'ULB. Sujets traités : Vélo, civilisation, Karl Drais von Sauerbronn, Laufmaschine, machine, courir, Karl Drais , Draise, vélocipède, Merci pour votre écoute Un Jour dans l'Histoire, c'est également en direct tous les jours de la semaine de 13h15 à 14h30 sur www.rtbf.be/lapremiere Retrouvez tous les épisodes d'Un Jour dans l'Histoire sur notre plateforme Auvio.be :https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/5936 Intéressés par l'histoire ? Vous pourriez également aimer nos autres podcasts : L'Histoire Continue: https://audmns.com/kSbpELwL'heure H : https://audmns.com/YagLLiKEt sa version à écouter en famille : La Mini Heure H https://audmns.com/YagLLiKAinsi que nos séries historiques :Chili, le Pays de mes Histoires : https://audmns.com/XHbnevhD-Day : https://audmns.com/JWRdPYIJoséphine Baker : https://audmns.com/wCfhoEwLa folle histoire de l'aviation : https://audmns.com/xAWjyWCLes Jeux Olympiques, l'étonnant miroir de notre Histoire : https://audmns.com/ZEIihzZMarguerite, la Voix d'une Résistante : https://audmns.com/zFDehnENapoléon, le crépuscule de l'Aigle : https://audmns.com/DcdnIUnUn Jour dans le Sport : https://audmns.com/xXlkHMHSous le sable des Pyramides : https://audmns.com/rXfVppvN'oubliez pas de vous y abonner pour ne rien manquer.Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement. Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

„Alle Menschen sind frei und gleich an Würde und Rechten geboren.“ So steht es in der Allgemeinen Erklärung der Menschenrechte. Aber gilt dieser Anspruch auch für jede und jeden? Und überall? Die neue Bundesregierung weist Asylsuchende an der deutschen Grenze zurück, der Familiennachzug wird für Geduldete ausgesetzt und Asylbewerber bekommen statt Bargeld eine Bezahlkarte. Wie weit wird diese Abschreckungspolitik gehen? Wird es künftig Menschen erster und zweiter Klasse geben, wenn es um Wohnungen, Jobs und medizinische Versorgung geht? Claus Heinrich diskutiert mit Prof. Dr. Constanze Janda – Sozialrechtswissenschaftlerin, Deutsche Universität für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer; Prof. Dr. Winfried Kluth – Jurist an der Universität Halle, Vorsitzender des Sachverständigenrat für Integration und Migration; Prof. em. Dr. Susanne Schröter – Ethnologin, Leiterin Frankfurter Forschungszentrum Globaler Islam Mitschnitt der Veranstaltung (KEINE) RECHTS-UNTERSCHIEDE vom 21. Juni 2025 im Rahmen der 23. Internationalen Schillertage am Nationaltheater in Mannheim

What does it mean to say that narcissists lack empathy? In this Weekly Insight, Dr. Ettensohn challenges the common assumption that low empathy is a fixed trait in narcissistic personality disorder (NPD). Drawing from psychoanalytic theory and clinical observation, he explores how empathy in NPD often collapses in response to internal threat, and how this collapse is due to defenses rather than intrinsic empathy deficits. The episode identifies three core processes that disrupt empathic functioning in NPD: paranoid anxiety, dissociated self-states, and shame-driven defenses against dependency. These processes help explain the inconsistency, withdrawal, and emotional detachment often seen in narcissistic dynamics. Whether you identify with narcissistic traits or have been affected by them in others, this video invites a more psychologically informed and humanistic understanding of how empathy functions under distress. Purchase Unmasking Narcissism: A Guide to Understanding the Narcissist in Your Life here: https://amzn.to/3nG9FgH   LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS: https://rb.gy/cklpum LISTEN ON GOOGLE PODCASTS: https://rb.gy/fotpca LISTEN ON AMAZON MUSIC: https://rb.gy/g4yzh8 VISIT THE WEBSITE: https://www.healnpd.org   Works Cited: Miller, A. (2008). The drama of the gifted child: The search for the true self (Rev. ed., R. Mannheim, Trans.). Basic Books. (Original work published 1979)    

Sorge in der EU nach US-Präsident Trumps Ankündigung einer Verdopplung der Zölle auf Stahl und Aluminium, Lage im schweizerischen Lötschental stabilisiert sich drei Tage nach Gletscherabbruch, Gedenkakt in Mannheim ein Jahr nach Messerangriff auf Polizist Rouven Laur, Erinnerung im tschechischen Brünn an Todesmarsch vor 80 Jahren, Zwei Tote bei Absturz eines Kleinflugzeuges in Nordrhein-Westfalen, Pläne für eine Olympia-Bewerbung für 2036 oder später, Medaillen für das deutsche Team bei der Turn-EM in Leipzig, Aufnahme des Münsteraners Titus Dittmann in die "Skateboarding Hall of Fame", Das Wetter Hinweis: Der Beitrag zum Thema "Olympia-Bewerbung" darf aus rechtlichen Gründen nicht vollständig auf tagesschau.de gezeigt werden.

Ein Jahr nach Messerattacke in Mannheim und Tod eines Polizisten, Stabilisierung der Lage nach Gletscherabbruch im Lötschental, US-Präsident Trump kündigt Verdopplung der Zölle auf Stahl- und Aluminiumimporte an, Weitere Meldungen im Überblick, Eine Oper tourt auf einem LKW durch Rom, Paris Saint Germain gewinnt Champions League Finale gegen Inter Mailand, Das Wetter Hinweis: Der Beitrag zum Thema "Champions League" darf aus rechtlichen Gründen nicht auf tagesschau.de gezeigt werden.

This week on Drumcode Live we have a live mix from Adam Beyer recorded at Time Warp in Mannheim, Germany.

The counts, dukes and ultimately kings of Württemberg had risen to the top by winning the genetic lottery. Their eldest sons tended to be competent, some even extremely so, their wives brought in dowries and sometimes entire counties, and they ruled for long enough that the next generation took over when they were ready.But all that falls apart in the 15th century. They are suddenly afflicted with the disease of dynasties, states inherited by babies and buffoons, some of them managing to be both. That would normally be the death nail for a noble House, but not this time. The Landtag, the Estates of Württemberg step in to protect the fledgling state, deposing buffoons when necessary and ruling on behalf of the babies. This is one of the lesser known and even more extraordinary political histories in europe and well worth listening to.And as a bonus we also investigate why the regions around Stuttgart, Mannheim, Karlsruhe and Freiburg have become hubs of technology and precision engineering, an area where there was no coal, no mining or any other natural advantage – except for the wine – no seriously, it was the wine. Can Winegrowing Cause Rural Development? Evidence from Baden-Württemberg | European Review of Economic History | Oxford AcademicThe music for the show is Flute Sonata in E-flat major, H.545 by Carl Phillip Emmanuel Bach (or some claim it as BWV 1031 Johann Sebastian Bach) performed and arranged by Michel Rondeau under Common Creative Licence 3.0.As always:Homepage with maps, photos, transcripts and blog: www.historyofthegermans.comIf you wish to support the show go to: Support • History of the Germans PodcastFacebook: @HOTGPod Threads: @history_of_the_germans_podcastBluesky: @hotgpod.bsky.socialInstagram: history_of_the_germansTwitter: @germanshistoryTo make it easier for you to share the podcast, I have created separate playlists for some of the seasons that are set up as individual podcasts. they have the exact same episodes as in the History of the Germans, but they may be a helpful device for those who want to concentrate on only one season. So far I have:The Ottonians Salian Emperors and Investiture ControversyFredrick Barbarossa and Early HohenstaufenFrederick II Stupor MundiSaxony and Eastward Expansion

Day 1,140.Today, as Ukrainian forces report capturing two Chinese citizens in Donetsk, we discuss how Ukrainian drones have been found to carry malware to infect Russian systems, plus how Russia may have been behind a knife attack in Mannheim in May 2024. Contributors:Adélie Pojzman-Pontay (Narrative Podcast Producer). @adeliepjz on X.Roland Oliphant (Senior Foreign Correspondent). @RolandOliphant on X.James Rothwell (Berlin Correspondent). @JamesERothwell on X.Content Referenced:Zelensky: Chinese caught fighting for Russia in Ukraine: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/04/08/ukraine-russia-war-chinese-soldiers-captured-zelensky/Russians ‘searched internet for knife attack victim' days before he was stabbed, James Rothwell in the Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/04/07/russians-internet-search-before-attack-mannheim-germany/Germany considers withdrawing 1,200-ton gold stockpile from US in riposte to Trump, James Rothwell in the Telegraph: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/04/04/germany-considers-withdrawing-gold-stockpile-from-us-trump/Russians Capture Ukrainian Drones Which Infect Their Systems With Malware, Forbes: https://www.forbes.com/sites/vikrammittal/2025/04/02/russians-capture-ukrainian-drones-which-infect-their-systems-with-malware/NOW AVAILABLE IN NEW LANGUAGES:The Telegraph has launched translated versions of Ukraine: The Latest in Ukrainian and Russian, making its reporting accessible to audiences on both sides of the battle lines and across the wider region, including Central Asia and the Caucasus. Just search Україна: Останні Новини (Ukr) and Украина: Последние Новости (Ru) on your on your preferred podcast app to find them, or click the links below.Listen here: https://linktr.ee/ukrainethelatestLearn more about the tech: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/02/24/ukraine-the-latest-podcast-russian-ukrainian-ai-translation/Subscribe: telegraph.co.uk/ukrainethelatestEmail: ukrainepod@telegraph.co.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.