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Kicking off hour two of Happy Hour with Johnny Radio we are joined by the Showboats punter, Matt 'The Nuke' Mengel, to talk about his season with the Boats. Next we get into some Hardinwood followed by bets!

Wie sinnvoll ist ein Smartphone-Verbot an Schulen? Wie fördern wir echte Medienkompetenz im Schulalltag? Und welche Lösungen gibt es für den digitalen Unterricht? Smartphones in der Schule – ein Thema, das polarisiert. Zwischen den Verbotsforderungen und Digitalstrategien stehen die Lehrkräfte, Eltern und vor allem: Schüler*innen. Doch viel zu selten werden sie gehört. Das wollen wir ändern. Gemeinsam mit Ex-Schulleiter Gert Mengel und Schülerin Emilia Sommer sprechen wir in dieser Folge über digitale Realität im Klassenzimmer, pädagogische Verantwortung und die Bedeutung von Medienkompetenz. Gert berichtet, wie ein Handy-Tresor seine Schule verändert hat – und warum Verbote allein trotzdem nicht reichen. Emilia bringt die Perspektive der Lernenden ein und erklärt, warum digitale Bildung mehr braucht als iPads im Schrank. Neben persönlichen Erfahrungen geben unsere Gäste praktische Einblicke in Projekte wie die Medienscouts, die Plattform ByteChallenge der Gesellschaft für Informatik oder schulische Experimente mit KI-gestütztem Unterricht. Viel Vergnügen!

#JesusExtrem #HarteWorte #Predigt #Abendmahl #Nachfolge #Gemeinschaft #NeuerBund #hoop Bibelstelle: Matthäus 10,16-26 Jesus sendet seine Jünger los – ohne Schutz, ohne Gepäck, wie Schafe unter Wölfen. Er bereitet sie nicht auf ein bequemes Leben vor, sondern auf Gegenwind, Ablehnung, sogar Verfolgung. Doch Jesus bleibt nicht bei der Warnung stehen: Er gibt Auftrag, Ausrichtung – und Hoffnung. Er erinnert sie (und uns heute: Du gehst nicht allein. Du kämpfst nicht aus eigener Kraft. Der Auftrag bleibt – und die Verheißung auch. Diese Predigt macht Mut, Jesus auch dann zu folgen, wenn's unbequem wird.

In dieser Folge interviewe ich Gert Mengel. Er ist Schulleiter der Don Bosco Schule in Rostock (das ist eine Grundschule, Hort und weiterführender Schule). Außerdem betreibt er die Podcasts "Kreide.KI.Klartext." sowie „Hey diggies“, ist Aufsichtsrat im Mitgliederstärksten Basketball-Verein Deutschlands, den Rostock Seawolves und Co-Founder von WeWolves Unified Basketball. Seine Stimme hat in der Öffentlichkeit Gewicht, denn nicht nur als Redner sondern auch als Influencer ist er auf LinkedIn aktiv und gefragt. Aufmerksam wurde ich auf ihn durch einen Post vom NDR zu einer Wahlumfrage in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern der U18-Jährigen. Wir sprechen im Podcast genau darüber, aber auch über Demokratie und warum man sie laut Gert nicht unterrichten kann. Es geht um junge Menschen im ländlichen Raum und um das allgemeine Verhältnis der Gen Z zur Politik. Wie erlebt Gert das im Unterricht und was sind die Gründe, warum sich junge Menschen für diese oder jene Pratei entscheiden? Spannend war das Gespräch. Viel Spaß beim Anhören! Hier gibt es mehr Infos über Gert Mengel: https://grossehofpause.podigee.io/ https://www.don-bosco-schule-rostock.de/weiterfuehrende-schule/schulorganisation Zum Gastgeber des Podcasts: Felix Behm ist mehrfacher Buchautor, Vortragsredner und Experte zum Thema Generation Z und Alpha. Mehr Informationen zu seiner Arbeit gibt es unter: http://www.felixbehm.de Folge direkt herunterladen

Auf was kommt es heutzutage in der Bildung an? Wo sollten wir als Lehrkräfte neue Innovationen anstoßen und welche Kompetenzen auf Seiten der Kids fördern? Gert Mengel ist selbst Schulleiter und weiß was es bedeutet, Schule voranzubringen. In dieser Folge erzählt er aus seiner Erfahrung und erklärt, was wir gerade auf Seiten der Schülerinnen und Schüler aktuell am meisten stärken sollten! Hier findest du uns: Gert: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gertmengel/ Gert Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gert_mengel/ 45 Minuten Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/45minuten/⁠⁠⁠ 45 Minuten Website: ⁠⁠⁠https://45-minuten-unterricht.de/⁠⁠⁠ Laura: ⁠⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/lieber.jetzt/⁠⁠

The Sentry kicked off the 2025 season in paradise and Hideki Matsuyama set a PGA scoring record with a unique swing that bothers Alex.2024 wrapped up in style for Alex and Michael, as they share what happened during the holidays, including a hilarious tour of Savannah, and poorly-timed sickness for Alex.The TGL kicks off this week with an arena that includes incredible technology, a rotating green, and a screen as big as a movie theater.Rumors are swirling of a new format for the TOUR Championship, and it would mark a return of a bracket on the PGA Tour.Scottie Scheffler punctured his hand during Christmas, and Alex really wonders why the best player in the world is risking injury to his most important asset.In Tuned In, Michael watched the hilarious surrealist slapstick comedy Hundreds of Beavers and encourages everyone to watch it. Alex, meanwhile, can't get over the generosity of Mr Beast in the new show Beast Games.This week's guest is Jason Mengel, the Championship Director of the 2023 KitchenAide Senior PGA Champ, the 2025 KMPG Women's PGA Champ, and the 2027 PGA Champ, all being held at PGA Frisco. Jason shares what its like to run a major championship, and what everyone should expect as the world best keep coming to Frisco and the new PGA of America HQ.College Football's new bracket is creating plenty of drama, and all the upsets, as all of the top 4 seeds lost their games. But Alex's Baby Bets were able to secure a winning season as Bowl Season heads toward its conclusion.The NFL Season wrapped up its regular season, and Michael's Giants and Alex's Patriots shared similar fates. And yet, the Giants kept their coach and the Patriots parted ways with theirs, creating some confusion and frustration.As the guys #AlwaysEndWithFood, Alex is trying to get a taste of home in a Lobster Roll, and Michael tried a Savannah staple in Vic's on the River that did not live up to the hype. Support our friends!Use our special link - https://zen.ai/thecourseoflife - to save 30% off your first month of any Zencastr paid plan. Listen + Love + Subscribe: https://podfollow.com/1437411449Support the First Tee - Greater Austin: https://bit.ly/3n09U4IJoin us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2NpEIKJFollow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2QJhZLQWatch us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3qvq4Dt

12-17-24 Norm and Monty talk with the Director of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Jason Mengel. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X Listen to past episodes on The Ticket’s Website And follow The Ticket Top 10 on Apple, Spotify or Amazon MusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

7am hour of Piece-A-Thon! Featuring Jason Mengel of the KPMG Women's PGA Championship and Bryan Broaddus

Today we're talking with Maria Mengel about her 2 birth stories. Maria's first daughter was born at a birthing center with a midwife, and her second was an unassisted home birth (also known as "freebirth"). In this episode Maria gets honest about her two birth experiences and shares some of the things she learned during the process. Maria reached out to us after listening to the show and felt inspired to share her experience of home birth. We love stories like these - full of candor, vulnerability and humor. Maria has the experience and perspective of giving birth in a birthing center as well as at home, so we were really excited to sit down and pick her brain about it all. We learn about the birthing center experience and why Maria was certain on the drive home with her new daughter that she'd never do it like that again. We also hear about the process of home birth, and what can happen when your waters break and you don't go into labor that day...or even the next day! Birth was such a transformational experience for Maria that it ignited a passion that would shift her career. She became a doula and now owns a business dedicated to birth work which includes placenta encapsulation and childbirth education. Offers From Our Awesome Partners: Needed: https://needed.sjv.io/XY3903 - use code DIAH to get 20% off your order The FamilyAlbum app: Share your family's precious moments with your loved ones + get 11 free photo prints delivered each month CLICK HERE. More From Doing It At Home: Doing It At Home book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3vJcPmU DIAH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doingitathome/ DIAH YouTube: https://bit.ly/3pzuzQC DIAH Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/doingitathome Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In der Episode 152 habe ich Gert Mengel zu Gast. Er ist Schulleiter der Rostocker Don Bosco Schule und Podcaster. Wir haben uns auch auf dem EdTech Summit 2024 in Bielefeld getroffen und zu aktuellen Themen in der Bildung ausgetauscht. Hier der Link zur Lanz und Precht Episode.

Nehmen wir die Sprüche von Paulo Coelho doch mal ernst. In Sonntagsreden rezitiert, in der Klassenarbeit rot angestrichen. Von wegen "aus Fehlern lernen". Klassisch lernt das Kind: Pünktlich sein, Arbeitsanweisungen zuverlässig ausführen, der Obrigkeit zuhören. Damit kann ich anschließend 40 Jahre unfallfrei Traktor fahren. Aber eine Kompetenz für die Welt von heute und morgen ist das nicht. Schule kann deshalb nie so bleiben, wie sie war, sagt Gert Mengel, Schulleiter der Don-Bosco-Schule in Rostock. Heute muss es um eine Grundhaltung des Lernens gehen: um Offenheit, Neugierde. Der Einzelkämpfer hat ausgedient. Die Herausforderungen von heute lassen sich nur in Kooperation lösen. Teilen ist eine zentrale Kompetenz. Die Ressourcen werden knapper, wir werden es lernen müssen.Ein tief gehender Veränderungsprozess in Schulen braucht zehn bis 15 Jahre. Auch das geschieht wie im Lehrbuch: Die einen befassen sich mit den Themen und entwickeln neue Vorschläge – die anderen halten die Vorschläge für das Problem. Für eine echte Entwicklung in der Schule braucht es Geduld und Zeit – oder eine Krise. Gert betont: Viele der Schulen, die heute ausgezeichnet und begehrt sind, standen zunächst vor dem Ende.Gert arbeitet an einer anderen Prüfungskultur. Warum ist die Klausur das Ende – es kann doch auch die Mitte sein, oder? Arbeiten wir mit den Ergebnissen weiter, lassen wir Schüler sich gegenseitig Feedback geben, eben: lernen. Der Originalvorwurf, den Gert daraufhin bekam: „Ja, aber dann sind doch am Ende alle gut“. Als wäre es die vornehmste Aufgabe der Schule, permanent zu filtern, wer gut und wer schlecht ist – anstatt dafür zu sorgen, dass alle lernen und sich entwickeln. Schule als System mit selektierendem Charakter … Gert hält dagegen: Schule soll nicht Grenzen aufzeigen, sondern Horizonte öffnen.Moderne Unternehmen arbeiten team- und projektorientiert. In der Schule ist das ein Täuschungsversuch; man sieht den Unterschied. Gert verweist auf die Lernprozesse, die tief im System stecken. Da kann der Schulleiter in der Abschlussrede sagen, was er möchte. Die Praxis zeigt: Wer am besten den Ellenbogen einsetzen kann, um andere am Abschreiben zu hindern, der bekommt die besten Noten, der wird Karriere machen. Wir wundern uns dann, warum New Work nicht funktioniert. Wir wundern uns, warum es den Vorgesetzten an sozialer Kompetenz mangelt. Dabei braucht es gar nicht so wahnsinnig viel Mut. Im Rahmenplan steht: Die Schüler sind in die Gestaltung des Unterrichts einzubeziehen. Einfach mal an die Gesetze halten.Die Folge mit Micha Pallesche gibt es hier.Zu Gast: Gert Mengel, Schulleiter der Don-Bosco-Gesamtschule in Rostock. Seine Podcasts „Kreide.KI.Klartext“ und „Große Hofpause“ sind auf allen Podcast-Plattformen.

In the 11am hour of The K&C Masterpiece, the guys visit with Mickey Spagnola, Jason Mengel and talk NFL.

Jason Mengel, Championship Director of KPMG Women's PGA Championship joins the show

Do you dream big but struggle to take action? What's stopping you, lack of time, money, or something else? Forget the excuses and get ready to "fucketlist" your way to an extraordinary life!In this episode, Trav Bell sits down with Joonas Mengel, the man behind the viral "fucketlist" movement. Joonas shares his radical approach to goal-setting. Discover insight-bombs on overcoming money blocks, embracing failure, simplifying choices to reduce decision fatigue, and finding authenticity on social media. Joonas' personal “fucketlist” items like running an ultramarathon and training for a bizarre Guinness record will light a fire under your ass to finally go on that crazy adventure! Stop letting fear, doubt, or endless options paralyse you. Take action now by listening to the episode!Episode Highlights: Why Decision Fatigue Is Draining Your LifeThe Scary Truth About Bucket ListsWhy Failures Are Actually a Sign You're SucceedingWhat Are You Willing to Give up to Achieve Your Goals?How to Avoid Social Media Distractions and Actually Do the WorkThe One Skill You Need to Make Your Wildest Dreams a RealityThe Secret to Sticking to Your Plans and Avoiding ProcrastinationHow to Leverage Social Media for Accountability and Avoid the BSSimple Steps to Ignite Your Dreams Even if You're Feeling LostThe Scary Truth About Bucket ListConnect with Joonas Mengal :Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/beforeidie.100/Fucketlister Community - https://www.skool.com/fucketlist-free/aboutConnect with Trav Bell:Website - https://www.thebucketlistguy.com/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/travbell/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thebucketlistguyTwitter - https://twitter.com/TravBellInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/bucketlistguy.travbell/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/TheBucketListGuy2011Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bucket-list-life-helping-you-build-a-life-by-design/id1712886116Book - www.thebucketlistguy.com/book

Zur Person: Political Scientist, Scrum Master, Senior Consultant & Project Manager "Gemeinsam Lösungen finden für gemeinsame Probleme." "Kommunikation und Zuhören ist Höchstleistung." "Wie kriegen wir unser geballtes Wissen eingesetzt?" "Als Bundeskanzler würde ich die Idee eines Ministeriums für Mitgefühl und ein Ministerium für Entkolonialisierung einbringen." Einige Gedanken-Funken aus dem Podcast: - Die Rolle der Medien für das politische Verständnis - Nicht nur fordern, sondern auch einbringen - Auseinanderfallen der Wahrnehmung und des aktuellen politischen Handelns - Politik öffnen & attraktiver machen & mehr beteiligen - Kompromisse => Chancen & Grenzen - Das Gefühl des Dazugehörens - Orientierungslosigkeit, Überforderung, Angst - Räume schaffen, um Potenzial freizusetzen -> voneinander lernen - Attraktivität Deutschlands

Here we have another magical home birth story for you. Maria reached out to us after listening to the show and felt inspired to share her experience of home birth.  We love stories like these - full of candor, vulnerability and humor. Maria has the experience and perspective of giving birth in a birthing center as well as at home, so we were really excited to sit down and pick her brain about it all. We learn about the birthing center experience and why Maria was certain on the drive home with her new daughter that she'd never do it like that again. We also hear about the process of home birth, and what can happen when your waters break and you don't go into labor that day...or even the next day! Birth was such a transformational experience for Maria that it ignited a passion that would shift her career. She became a doula and now owns a business dedicated to birth work which includes placenta encapsulation and childbirth education. Links From The Episode: Maria's website ThriveBirth.org - http://www.thrivebirth.org/ Hypnobabies - https://www.hypnobabies.com/ Offers From Our Awesome Partners: Needed: https://bit.ly/2DuMBxP - use code DIAH to get 20% off your order Splash Blanket: https://bit.ly/3JPe1g0 - use code DIAH for 10% off your order Esembly: https://bit.ly/3eanCSz - use code DIH20 to get 20% off your order More From Doing It At Home: Send us your birth story: https://bit.ly/3jOjCKl Doing It At Home book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3vJcPmU DIAH Website: https://www.diahpodcast.com/ DIAH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doingitathome/ DIAH YouTube: https://bit.ly/3pzuzQC DIAH Merch: www.diahpodcast.com/merch Give Back to DIAH: https://bit.ly/3qgm4r9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Every day Juanita Mengel, a 67-year-old woman from the state of Ohio, wakes up and puts on her manufactured leg. The device is called a prosthetic. 来自俄亥俄州的 67 岁妇女胡安妮塔·门格尔每天醒来都会穿上她的人造腿。 该装置称为假肢。 Then, Mengel does the same for Lola-Pearl, her colorful five-year-old cat. Lola-Pearl is missing her back left leg. 然后，门格尔对她五岁的色彩斑斓的猫洛拉珀尔做了同样的事情。 洛拉·珀尔失去了她的左后腿。 Mengel has many cats. Most of them have disabilities. But Lola-Pearl is special. She is a therapy cat. And, she and Mengel are partners of a kind. They are among 200 therapy cat teams registered in the United States by the nonprofit group, Pet Partners. 门格尔有很多只猫。 他们大多数都有残疾。 但 Lola-Pearl 很特别。 她是一只治疗猫。 而且，她和门格尔是某种意义上的合作伙伴。 他们是非营利组织 Pet Partners 在美国注册的 200 个治疗猫团队之一。 The group helps humans and pets alike by setting them up into teams to provide animal-assisted intervention. The teams visit hospitals, nursing homes and schools and assist those in need. 该组织通过将人类和宠物分成小组来提供动物辅助干预，从而帮助人类和宠物。 这些团队走访医院、疗养院和学校，为有需要的人提供帮助。Taylor Chastain Griffin is national director of animal-assisted interventions at Pet Partners. She said, “A therapy animal is an animal who's been assessed based on their ability to meet new people and not just tolerate the interaction, but actively enjoy it.” 泰勒·查斯坦·格里芬 (Taylor Chastain Griffin) 是 Pet Partners 动物辅助干预部门的全国总监。 她说：“治疗动物是一种根据其结识新朋友的能力进行评估的动物，不仅能容忍互动，而且能积极享受互动。” Chastain Griffin is a researcher who studies the effects of therapy cats. She said there needs to be more research done in cat therapy. She said that there is a lot of research on other therapy animals like dogs, and many people are surprised to learn that cats can be therapy animals too. 查斯坦·格里芬是一位研究治疗猫效果的研究员。 她说需要对猫疗法进行更多研究。 她说，对于狗等其他治疗动物有很多研究，许多人惊讶地发现猫也可以成为治疗动物。 "They go into a setting and people are like, 'Whoa, there's a cat on a leash. What's happening? It kind of inspires people to connect in a way we haven't traditionally heard talked about in other therapy animal interventions,” Chastain Griffin said. “他们进入一个环境，人们会说，‘哇，有一只猫被皮带拴着。发生了什么事？这激发了人们以一种我们在其他动物干预治疗中从未听说过的方式进行联系，”查斯坦 格里芬说道。 Besides dogs and cats, Pet Partners registers seven other species as therapy animals, including horses, rabbits, rats, guinea pigs, birds, mini pigs, and llamas and alpacas. 除了狗和猫之外，Pet Partners 还注册了其他七种动物作为治疗动物，包括马、兔子、老鼠、豚鼠、鸟类、迷你猪、美洲驼和羊驼。Mengel said Lola-Pearl showed signs that she would make a good therapy cat soon after the animal joined her family. Mengel took her new cat to a meeting for amputees. 门格尔说，洛拉·珀尔在加入她的家庭后不久就表现出迹象，表明她将成为一只优秀的治疗猫。 门格尔带着她的新猫去参加截肢者会议。 "She was so good with people I just knew she would be a good therapy cat. People really were attracted to her, too,” Mengel said. “她与人相处得很好，我知道她会成为一只很好的治疗猫。人们也真的被她吸引了，”门格尔说。 Recently people who attended a support group for amputees were able to meet Lola-Pearl. They petted her as she woke up from a rest. On the side of the cat carrier she rode in was a sign: “Therapy Cat” it read. 最近，参加截肢者支持小组的人们能够见到 Lola-Pearl。 当她从休息中醒来时，他们抚摸她。 她乘坐的猫笼一侧有一个牌子：“治疗猫”。Mengel was a traveling nurse when she was in a car accident that almost killed her. One of her legs could not be saved. 门格尔是一名旅行护士，当时她遭遇了一场差点丧命的车祸。 她的一条腿没能保住。Later, she connected with a friend in the state of Missouri who had a severely injured kitten. Her legs were twisted together. An animal medical specialist worked to repair the damage but, in the end, they had to remove one of the baby cat's legs. 后来，她联系了密苏里州的一位朋友，他养了一只受了重伤的小猫。 她的双腿扭在一起。 一位动物医学专家努力修复损伤，但最终他们不得不切除小猫的一条腿。 That kitten was Lola-Pearl. 那只小猫就是洛拉·珀尔。 Mengel took Lola-Pearl as her cat after talking with her friend. Despite the difficulties Mengel has faced, she is thankful for Lola-Pearl and their work together. 门格尔在和她的朋友交谈后，把洛拉·珀尔当作她的猫。 尽管门格尔面临着困难，但她仍然感谢 Lola-Pearl 以及他们的共同努力。"It's a really rewarding experience," she said, "I get just as much out of it as the people that I visit." “这是一次非常有意义的经历，”她说，“我和我拜访的人一样从中受益匪浅。”

Was ist dran am Mythos der einsamen Poeten? Regina Mengel schlägt im Interview eine tiefe Bresche fürs Netzwerken unter Autor*innen.

Regina Mengel schlägt im Interview eine tiefe Bresche fürs Netzwerken unter Autor*innen.

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Mathias Mengel ist der zielstrebige Gründer von Kooku, einer Firma, die sich auf Recruiting-Beratung und Personalgewinnung spezialisiert. Sein Unternehmen hat sich insbesondere auf technologieintensive Branchen und enge Bewerbermärkte spezialisiert, wobei das Hauptziel immer darin besteht, für alle Beteiligten die besten Ergebnisse zu erzielen.Mit tiefer Leidenschaft für die Entwicklung einer lebenswerten Arbeitswelt, basiert seine Arbeit auf den Kernwerten der Transparenz, Empathie, Eigenverantwortung, Arbeiten auf Augenhöhe und die Freude an der Zusammenarbeit. Mengel und sein Team bei Kooku bringen jahrelange Erfahrung und umfassende Kompetenzen mit. Sie bieten professionelle Beratung, um Ihrem Unternehmen dabei zu helfen, den komplexen Prozess des Recruiting zu optimieren und qualifizierte Talente zu erreichen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kurt talks with Erik Mengel, Pitmaster of Trash Panda BBQ out of Roland, IA about how he got started from a cookbook his mom gave him, where the name Trash Panda comes from, what Iowa BBQ means, Erik's specialty bacon wrapped pizza rolls, his cooker set up, going into backyard before pro, the mindset of a competition BBQ, the resource that helped him the most, his go-to rubs and sauces, his take on the judge seating program, and some advice for BBQ newbies! “It's not dip your toe in, you just gotta go for it.” Follow and connect with Trash Panda at the links below! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trashpandabbq/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trashpandabbq/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@trashpandabbq Twitter: https://twitter.com/Trash_BBQ Twitch: https://m.twitch.tv/trashpandabbq/home The BBQ League: https://www.thebbqleague.com/ The Barbeque Life is Powered by Hound Hogs BBQ Supply! Follow and connect with them here: https://houndhogsbbqsupply.com/ Use code BBQLIFE to save 10% on your next order! Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Facebook! Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3YkKv7h Spotify: http://bit.ly/3RvpAwc Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebarbequelife/reviews Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter: https://linktr.ee/thebarbequelife Want to reach us? Email us at kurt@thebarbequelife.com KEEP CALM AND SMOKE ON!  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebarbequelife/message

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Many creators get into the business knowing how to create incredible content and cultivate a community, but the whole running a business thing is foreign.. Contracts being something that I see the most creators having issues with. Today, we're here with Trevor Mengel, Co-founder & CEO of Cloutdesk, a company building the operating system for creator-brand partnerships. He started Cloudesk to help independent creators like his spouse, professional creator Samantha Cutler, more efficiently manage and monetize brand collaborations. Cloutdesk makes it ridiculously easy for creators to do things like negotiate for better compensation and automate 80% of the "administrative" work required for brand collabs — including contracts.. ----more---- Become a BRAND BFF Episode 86 Show Notes can be found here. Download the FREE Creator Business Playbook Join us in the Soulcial Suite (Use code SCOOP for 50% off your first month) Find our Ep. 86 Guest Trevor Mengel Instagram | TikTok | Website Find us on Social Media Instagram | TikTok | LinkedIn Join our Facebook Community of 1,000+ digital creators just like you Listen to Soulcial Scoop Spotify | Apple | YouTube Tags: social media,instagram,instagram news,instagram algorithm,social media news,tiktok,tiktok news,business tips,instagram tips,instagram influencer,how to be an influencer,social media mental health,mental health for influencers  

Last week, a House Judiciary Committee held a hearing called “Free Speech: The Biden Administration's Chilling of Parents' Fundamental Rights,” with conservative speakers from Moms for Liberty and Parents Defending Education. But where were the moms who support diversity? And what about the students themselves? Where were their voices? With yet another tragic school shooting this week, we have to ask ourselves… when will we listen to kids and value their lives more than we value guns?This week, we hear from Claire Mengel, a young activist from Cincinnati who organized against the cancellation of Diversity Day in their high school. Claire shares why their school board canceled the event in the first place and why they felt it was so important to stand up for diversity. And even more importantly, Claire shares why it's so crucial to listen to students about their own lived experiences and what adults can do to help.Then Rachel sits down with Porsche Joseph, an activist, educator, and co-author of the book Better Than We Found It: Conversations To Help Save the World. The book is aimed at young adults, but anyone can get so much out of its explorations of topics like gun violence, immigration, and health care. Rachel and Porsche chat about supporting young people, what it was like to write a book with her husband, and what Elizabeth Warren is like in real life!Finally, Amanda, Rachel and Jasmine raise a glass to birthdays and passing bills in this episode's “Toast to Joy.”The Wisconsin Supreme Court election on April 4th could decide the future of abortion rights in Wisconsin, as well as redistricting and voting rights, which could have a huge impact on the 2024 election. So if you or anyone you know lives in Wisconsin, please be sure to vote before April 4th! And if you want to learn more about the election and what it means, you can check out our social media live events with Politics Girl and some amazing moms from Motherhood For Good on YouTube.For a transcript of this episode, please email theswppod@redwine.blue. You can learn more about us at www.redwine.blue or follow us on social media! Twitter: @TheSWPpod and @RedWineBlueUSA Instagram: @RedWineBlueUSA Facebook: @RedWineBlueUSA YouTube: @RedWineBlueUSA

Norm talks with PGA America Championship Director Jason Mengel. 12-14-22See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cloutdesk's Founder and CEO, Trevor Mengel, joins Coruzant Technologies for the Digital Executive podcast. He shares his early career opportunities and exposure to the startup world. With this combined experience and knowledge, he was able to solve a problem for his fiancé in the social and influencer marketing space.

On June 17, 2010, a father of 3 named Kevin Mengel Jr. disappeared. Kevin's family said they received messages from him asking for some space. However, they didn't think the messages were actually from Kevin. Did Kevin just want some space and time away? Was Kevin even the one sending the messages at all? Sources: Dateline, Season 21 episode 30, 'Toxic' https://www.pennlive.com/midstate/2013/02/west_chester_woman_gets_life_i.html https://www.dailylocal.com/2013/02/05/update-morgan-mengel-admits-role-in-killing-husband/ https://www.unionvilletimes.com/?p=13791 https://www.inquirer.com/philly/news/local/20130206_Woman_admits_role_in_murder.html https://www.inquirer.com/philly/news/breaking/20100627_Two_lovers__a_plot__and_murder.html Blog: https://kileystruecrime.squarespace.com Instagram: @itscrimeoclocksomewhereblogpod Twitter: @itscrimeoclock Email: itscrimeoclocksomewhere@gmail.com Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/itscrimeoclocksomewhereblogpod Leave me a 5 star rating and review! I will be back next week with an all new case and book recommendation! AND REMEMBER, IT'S CRIME O CLOCK SOMEWHERE!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kiley000/support

Gert Mengel berichtet, wie er mit seiner ungebremsten Neugier ein Netzwerk aufbaute, das ihn nicht nur in Berührung mit agilen Methoden und Social Media brachte, sondern ihm auch zu deutschlandweiter Berühmtheit verhalf.

Episode 33 – Originally Published 2017 with Special Guest Cohost Margo Donahue of Book vs. Movie, Dorking Out and What a Creep Podcasts Chester County, PA, business owner Kevin Mengel was the big brother everyone wanted, the son everyone wished they had, and the husband any girl dreamed of. Young, handsome, incredibly hard working, Kevin … Continue reading "The Story of Kevin Mengel" The post The Story of Kevin Mengel appeared first on TwistedPhilly.

Guest: Matt Mengel, Edmonton Elks Punter.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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#ALMengel #Interviews #BooktubeA.L. Mengel joins the podcast. This is a short but fascinating conversation. This is a very voice driven conversation, as we talk about voice and story quite a bit, and a lot about A.L's books, and his latest release, Mona Lisa, Becoming A Ghost. A.L. is a great success story in writing, and is worth listening to. Can't wait to have him on the show again.A.L. MengelFacebookMona Lisa, Becoming a GhostHelp Logan - Logan the Cat needs your help. Suffering from a rare diaphragm condition, he needs surgery. Kathia and Robert Tessier are organizing a GoFundme for the cause. Donate if you can, and remember, every little bit helps.SponsorsJE TaylorCome alive and head into the worlds and wonders of author JE Taylor. JE's books and stories will whisk you away to other worlds filled with magic, fantasy and romance. In the darkest corridors and nightmares where dragons, vampires or witches roam, you will discover those wonders and more. JE Taylor – Face your nightmares and find your freedom.ServicesAdvertising Services - Let me create your advertising for your next book or campaign. If you're a creative wondering how to create your advertising for your next project, I can create video, audio, written and graphics. Let me help you get your story, and your best story, out there.Available Now:Alice Won? - Available now. Alice escaped the asylum and pursues the Queen of Hearts to the Greek Labyrinth in the underworld, there she must engage in a game of croquet unlike any other, against Jason of the Argonauts. Illustrated by Kenzie Carr, written by yours truly, come to wonderland Dec. 1st, where the real games begin.Support And Subscribe:Buy my MerchBuy Me A CoffeeNewsletterPatreonTwitchYoutube

Have you ever had an idea that you just couldn't get out of your head? A dream that, no matter how hard you tried to ignore it, just kept popping up. If so, honor that inclination. As today's guest says, if you can't stop thinking about it, you should probably go for it.  In this episode, I'm chatting with Jack Mengel about his leap from project management to data science. Jack is sharing how he went from merely dreaming about a career in data science to being “all in” for his leap in just a matter of weeks. Plus, he's shedding light on some of the limiting beliefs he encountered along the way and how he overcame them. In this episode, you'll learn... Where Jack started his career and where he is now [1:52] How Jack accidentally landed in a project management role [3:42] How turning 30 inspired Jack to make a change in his career [7:55] Why Jack was drawn to data science, and why he was initially hesitant to go for it [10:45] How Jack went from not knowing what he wanted to do to being all in for his new career in just a few weeks [18:06] Why Jack decided to work with a career coach before he took his leap [19:26] How Jack taught himself the skills he'd need for his new career [23:33] How your identify shifts and evolves during your career leap [28:03] How Jack landed a data science role at his original company [30:30] Using your passion to fuel your leap and make the hard work enjoyable [36:02] Putting yourself out there to make connections and land projects in your new field [37:20] How to overcome the limiting beliefs keeping you from taking your leap [44:30] If you're waiting for a sign to take your career leap, be sure to tune into this episode. Get full show notes and the episode transcript: https://www.lisahoashi.com/leaplikeme/episode25 Connect with Jack Jack's Instagram  Jack's Bio: Jack Mengel is an experienced Program Manager and Data Science Engineer, based in Boston. He graduated from Boston University in May 2021 with a Masters in Computer Science (concentration Data Analytics). In his current role, he is a full-time data scientist. He has performed projects predicting returns of stocks as well as trade costs, using both classifier and regression approaches. He has constructed a series of models using gradient boosting to predict trade costs for globally traded stocks that is now used in his prior company's trading process. His data science work has also been heavily involved in "natural language processing" (aka NLP) meaning he derived statistical insights using text. His work in this space has been primarily looking for sentiment / investment signals on companies in earnings calls and company filings. Jack has competed in several Kaggle competitions. Here is a link to his notebooks: https://www.kaggle.com/jacksmengel/notebooks

Was hat sich im Category Management in den vergangenen Jahren und Jahrzehnten geändert? Unsere neue ZDE-Autorin Christine Mengelée verantwortet beim Lebensmittel-Riesen Rewe die Strategie der Nonfood-Waren. Was können kleine Händlerinnen und Händler sich hier abgucken?

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I denne uges sportshøjdepunkter skal vi tage et dyk ned i fodboldekvilibristen Brian 'Brizze' Mengel i vores portrætprogram. Så skal vi selvfølgelig tale om Jack Wilshere til AGF. Vi runder udsendelsen af med debatten om transkønnede i elitesport. Du får klip fra "4 på foden", ''Fremkaldt'' og ''Boraghi og Blædel'' Vært: Joachim Vestergård See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Han er ikke noget kendt navn i det brede Danmark, men hvis man lægger alle hans sociale medier sammen, har han tre millioner følgere. Siger man navnet Brian Mengel, er der nok ikke mange, der spærrer øjnene op, for flere kender ham under navnet "Brizze". Han er nemlig en af verdens dygtigste boldekvilibrister og kan trylle med en fodbold i en sådan grad, at det har fået ham på tv og skaffet ham de mange millioner af følgere verden over. Vejen dertil at brolagt med mange tusinder timers træning, men også en brast drøm, der oprindeligt gik på at være professionel fodboldspiller. Den drøm blev ødelagt af skader og manglende motivation, men alligevel er Brian Mengel endt med at leve af en fodbold. I Fremkaldt fortæller han om turen fra Christianfeld til København - og tilbage igen - om ansvaret, der følger med de mange følgere og om at gøre sin hobby til en forretning. Vært: Claus Elgaard. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Was heißt gute Führung? - In der heutigen Episode begrüße ich meinen ersten Gast, Gert Mengel. Gert ist Schulleiter einer Rostocker Schule und teile seine Learnings und Erfahrungen zum Thema Führung. Im ist Transparenz, Partizipation und Vertrauen wichtig. Warum und wie er das in Schule umsetzt, das erfährst du in dieser Episode.

Gert Mengel: Schulleiter & Lehrer in Rostock Sein Thema: SCHULE 2030 Einige Highlights aus dem Podcast: - Achtsame Sprache (Frankfurter Schule) - Dialogkultur - Schwarz-Weiß Bilder - Raum & Zeit - Freiräume für Lehrer*innen schaffen, damit Beziehungen zu den Schüler*innen aufgebaut werden können. - Burnout - Digitalisierung fördern & Schulen Ressourcen zur Verfügung stellen - Inklusion "Wir brauchen weniger Apelle, wir brauchen mehr Angebote!"

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Jeg er en tur forbi Vedbæk Strandvej på besøg hos Steen Mengel, der slår sig på æstetik og arkitektur I sine projekter. Til Steens første ejendomsprojekt hører en vild historie med omkring finansieringen. Lyt med! Læs mere om Keyholes depositumsgaranti på https://usekeyhole.com  Vil du lave effektiv due diligence af ejendomme? Opret en gratis prøveadgang på https://app.resights.dk/joinus

The detectives who hunt Mengel, receive two bombshell breaks in their case, which ultimately leads them to another headline grabbing mystery.

On Episode 112 of the Fitness For The Fairways podcast, Joe sat down with Ken Mengel, a Physical Therapist and co-founder of Fore Fitness Golf.What you'll learn from this episode.How creating length in your swing can increase club head speedHow the scapula plays the role of a bridge connecting your shoulder to the rest of your bodyThe role of Serratus Anterior in Shoulder FunctionUpper Body Warm-Up StrategiesStrength Training PhilosophiesConnect with KenInstagram InstagramWebsiteDon't forget if you have been enjoying the show to leave a 5-star review if you haven't done so already. Please do so wherever you listen!Join the Fitness For The Fairways Facebook group and become a part of the community!

There has been an explosion recently for Audio Dramas. Podcast Radio Plays... Narrated stories with music and sound effects, not always "Dramatic" but for lack of a better term, let's just say Audio Drama!?  Today, Joel Mengel joins me from his Edge of the World Broadcast, podcast to discuss his ideas, process, struggles and success of creating an independently produced podcast. I also discuss Spotify and Stitcher going exclusive with Marvel and DC. I have a huge respect and love for this content no matter the level of production.  After the interview I recommend a podcast I was recently turned on to, America's Forgotten Heroes. If you like stories of heroism, and patriotism, mixed with narration through some very crafty wordsmithing... then this podcast is for you!  Thank you for supporting Podcasting 101 by using promo code Pod 101 when signing up for your libsyn.com account!  If you'd like to reach me you can find me at @Podcaster101 on twitter. You can email the show AngryGinger@MonkeyPooStudios.com Thanks for listening. Thanks for your support! Keep Podcasting!  -AG

Terry Tam and Alex The Intern sit down with Alouettes Prospect, Kicker Matt Mengel from UCLA. Matt tells us which UCLA teammates he didn't see eye to eye with and what he misses most about living in Los Angeles. Matt is in the running for Guest of the year! Great Guy and and great conversation.   This episode is brought to you by Mike's BBQ Rub. Visit MikesBBQRUBMTL.com and use HotSauce10 for 10% off on all Individual Bottles Including the famous Mustard Truffle Sauce and their amazing Rub. Don't Forget to Rub Your Meat.

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In this week's episode, host Daniel Raimi talks with Noah Scovronick, an assistant professor at Emory University who coauthored a recent journal article that estimates the effects of climate change on heat-related human mortality over the past three decades. The research covers dozens of countries and assesses how increased moderate and extreme heat has affected human health on every populated continent. Scovronick and Raimi discuss the ways people can adapt to these risks and how the potential health benefits of fewer cold days compare to increased risks from more hot days. References and recommendations: “The burden of heat-related mortality attributable to recent human-induced climate change” by A. M. Vicedo-Cabrera, N. Scovronick, F. Sera, D. Royé, R. Schneider, A. Tobias, C. Astrom, Y. Guo, Y. Honda, D. M. Hondula, R. Abrutzky, S. Tong, M. de Sousa Zanotti Stagliorio Coelho, P. H. Nascimento Saldiva, E. Lavigne, P. Matus Correa, N. Valdes Ortega, H. Kan, S. Osorio, J. Kyselý, A. Urban, H. Orru, E. Indermitte, J. J. K. Jaakkola, N. Ryti, M. Pascal, A. Schneider, K. Katsouyanni, E. Samoli, F. Mayvaneh, A. Entezari, P. Goodman, A. Zeka, P. Michelozzi, F. de'Donato, M. Hashizume, B. Alahmad, M. Hurtado Diaz, C. De La Cruz Valencia, A. Overcenco, D. Houthuijs, C. Ameling, S. Rao, F. Di Ruscio, G. Carrasco-Escobar, X. Seposo, S. Silva, J. Madureira, I. H. Holobaca, S. Fratianni, F. Acquaotta, H. Kim, W. Lee, C. Iniguez, B. Forsberg, M. S. Ragettli, Y. L. L. Guo, B. Y. Chen, S. Li, B. Armstrong, A. Aleman, A. Zanobetti, J. Schwartz, T. N. Dang, D. V. Dung, N. Gillett, A. Haines, M. Mengel, V. Huber & A. Gasparrini; https://www.nature.com/articles/s41558-021-01058-x “Floodlines” podcast; https://www.theatlantic.com/podcasts/floodlines/ “Traces of Texas” on Twitter; https://twitter.com/TracesofTexas

Notre Guest est Agnes Mengel, responsable de l'événementiel au Château de Crémat. 

Professional athlete manager, Christopher Mengel, talks with Andrew Simmons about how an elite athlete can make running into a career. Chris Mengel is the founder and owner of Elite Runner Management LLC, a sports agency that represents international professional athletes and distance runners. Chris is a licensed attorney and an athlete representative (agent) authorized by USA Track & Field and World Athletics in Monaco. He has published articles about the business of being a sports agent and is a guest speaker at the annual RunPro Camp for NCAA college athletes turning pro sponsored by the Road Runners Club of America (RRCA). Chris attended the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, IN and Holy Cross in Worcester, MA. He is an active member of the State Bar of Michigan and received his law degree from Michigan State University College of Law. He can be reached at eliterunnermanagement@gmail.com, or by phone 313-492-5861, and can be found on Twitter cmengel123, Facebook christopher.mengel.33, or Instagram cmengel123. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/definingendurance/message

Sondik and Mengel discuss the upcoming NBA playoffs.

Heute haben wir wieder einen wunderbaren Menschen zu Gast. Wir sprechen mit Gert Mengel. Gert ist u.a. Leiter der Don-Bosco-Schule in Rostock. Er engagiert sich mit Leidenschaft für die Schule der Zukunft. Mit ihm sprechen wir in einem kurzweiligen, wie inhaltsstarken Gespräch unter anderem über großartige Initiativen und Projekte, die er vor allem im Laufe des letzten Jahres angeschoben hat und darüber, wie schon JETZT Schule der Zukunft machbar wird. Gert sagt: Schule soll ein Hoffnungsort sein. Das finden wir auch! Dieses Gespräch macht Hoffnung. Überzeuge Dich selbst und Podcast ab bitte! Wenn Du mehr zu Gerts Initiativen und über die Don-Bosco-Schule erfahren möchtest, schau Dir doch direkt mal deren YouTube-Kanal an: https://youtube.com/c/DonBoscoSchuleRostock05 #podcast #schule #digitaleschule #interview #gertmengel #hoffnung #lehrer #lehrerin

Sondik and Mengel preview the upcoming MLB season!

Sondik and Mengel break down the NCAA Tournament bracket and give their predictions.

Sondik and Mengel discuss the Power 5 and Big East conference tournaments!

Episode 40 features Joel Mengel creator of The Edge of The World Broadcast, a zombie apocalypse podcast that he wrote, created, edited, and produced. We discuss all of those processes, plus inspirations, working with kids, being proud, not wasting time, and more. During the episode we cover: Who is Delsin Moore? Write what you know When inspiration strikes A Prarie Home Companion The recording process Editing and directing yourself Working with kids Sound effects Learning by doing Episodic vs. binge Being proud Don't waste your time Respecting the audio medium Knowing how it ends Storytelling And much more... Mentioned and Helpful Links from This Episode AgentPalmer.com The Edge of the World Broadcast The Curly Mustache Podcast Tweets @ThePalmerFiles @AgentPalmer @Fuelneve @EdgeWorldCast Other Links Ready Player Two: Meet the New Book, Enjoyable as the Old Book Storytelling is an Undead Art in “The Edge of the World Broadcast” King Falls AM The Magnus Archives   You can also hear more Palmer in the meantime on Our Liner Notes, a musical conversation podcast with host Chris Maier and as mentioned on this show as co-host of The Podcast Digest with Dan Lizette. Music created and provided by Henno Heitur of Monkey Tongue Productions. --End Show Notes Transmission--

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The story of the Witches' Tree is often underplayed as a whimsical tale of how a strange tree in Louisville's historic district came to be.  However, the truth is much more disturbing and horrifying involving the deadliest tornado event in the history of the United States.   Follow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crimesandwitchdemeanors Submit your feedback or personal stories to crimesandwitchdemeanors@gmail.com  Like Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crimesandwitchdemeanors  Episode Transcript: Available below the sources in the show notes Visit the website: https://www.crimesandwitchdemeanors.com  Main podcast illustration by GiAnna Ligammari: https://gialigammari.wixsite.com/portfolio    Sources: 3 Apr 1890, 2—The Greenville Journal at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). World Collection. Retrieved January 18, 2021, from http://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/652924466/?terms=%22tornado%22%22Louisville%22&match=1   28 Mar 1890, Page 20—Logansport Pharos-Tribune at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). World Collection. Retrieved January 18, 2021, from http://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/4266239/?terms=%22storm%20demon%22&match=1   29 Mar 1890, 1—Memphis Daily Commercial at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). World Collection. Retrieved January 18, 2021, from http://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/586983136/?terms=%22storm%20demon%22&match=1   29 Mar 1890, 1—The Buffalo Commercial at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). World Collection. Retrieved January 18, 2021, from http://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/269471310/?terms=%22storm%20demon%22&match=1   29 Mar 1890, 5—The Morning Post at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). World Collection. Retrieved January 18, 2021, from http://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/409953020/?terms=%22tornado%22%22Louisville%22&match=1   29 Mar 1890, Page 1—The Record-Union at Newspapers.com. (n.d.). World Collection. Retrieved January 18, 2021, from http://newscomwc.newspapers.com/image/85658032/?terms=%22tornado%22%22Louisville%22&match=1   A Scene of Ruin. (n.d.). ArcGIS StoryMaps. Retrieved January 22, 2021, from https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/a98efe3cb3f340b88d10079e10299e87   Dominé, D. (n.d.). Ghost story | The wicked witches' tree. The Courier-Journal. Retrieved January 18, 2021, from https://www.courier-journal.com/story/entertainment/2015/10/29/ghost-story-wicked-witches-tree/74680150/   Fujita scale. (2021). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Fujita_scale&oldid=998728230   KET - Kentucky Educational Television. (2019, October 31). The Witches Tree in Louisville | Kentucky Life | KET. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lAQ3pfiwIc   Limke, A. (2020, May 22). Bizarre Circumstances, History, And Mystery Combine At The Witches' Tree In Kentucky. OnlyInYourState. https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/kentucky/witches-tree-ky/   Lumber truck, Louisville, Kentucky, 1928.: Caufield & Shook Collection. (n.d.). Retrieved January 24, 2021, from http://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/ref/collection/cs/id/3489   March 1890 middle Mississippi Valley tornado outbreak. (2020). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=March_1890_middle_Mississippi_Valley_tornado_outbreak&oldid=976255968   US Department of Commerce, N. (n.d.). Tornadoes of March 27, 1890. NOAA's National Weather Service. Retrieved January 22, 2021, from https://www.weather.gov/lmk/tornado_climatology_march271890   Witches Curse Louisville, the Tale of the Witches' Tree. (n.d.). Retrieved January 18, 2021, from https://spectrumnews1.com/ky/lexington/news/2019/10/30/witches-curse-louisville--the-tale-of-the-witches--tree   TRANSCRIPT: Hello and welcome to another episode of Crimes & Witch-Demeanors, I'm your host, Joshua Spellman.  I feel like every week this year has felt like a month…how is it only the end of January?  Sorry there was no episode last week—my computer broke and I had no way of  recording.  So suffice to say that last week was a whirlwind and I cannot even begin to imagine what this week will bring.  Oh, that's right, a whirlwind!  Because on today's episode we're covering the legend of Louisville's Witch Tree and the storm that sprouted it: the Storm Demon.  But we'll talk more about that name and poor reporting later. This is a case where the truth is stranger than fiction…or at least more disturbing.  The articles I've read about the legend of the witch tree made it seem like the Storm Demon was this little itty bitty tornado that swept through Louisville destroying one neighborhood and all was well…but all of the articles about the Witch Tree left out that this tornado was part of a mass casualty event with hundreds dead.  So, without further ado let's hear the legend as it's typically told and then learn the horrifying truths of what really transpired.       On the corner of Sixth and Park, in Louisville, Kentucky, stood a large, tall maple; straight as a pole.  It had been there for centuries and provided shade to the citizens of Louisville by day…but by night, below its leafy crown that stretched upwards towards the stars, witches would gather to cast their spells and worship their old gods.  Or, as some may mistakenly believe: the devil.  However, in 1889 a chain of events would be set into motion that would topple not only this sacred maple, but half the city of Louisvile.   Mr. Mengel, of the famous Mengel Lumber Company, was head of the city's planning committee and was scouting for trees to be used for Louisville's May Day celebration when he laid his eyes upon the majestic maple.  He knew that he had to have that tree, it was so tall and so straight, it was born to be a May pole.  The news quickly reached the ears of the witches, perhaps even before the thoughts formed in Mr. Mengel's mind.    One night, under the cover of darkness and a velvet hood, the priestess of the coven knocked on Mr. Mengel's door.  He answered, displeased, and she implored him not to cut down their beloved maple.   “I will do no such thing!” he bellowed.   “Please sir, I beg you to consider your actions very carefully.  I will ask once more for you to please not fell our sacred tree.”   “And I will tell you once more that I will be chopping down that tree”   “Very well,” the priestess said calmly, looking up from beneath her hood, “I asked you nicely and you refused, now you shall face the consequences.”   Before Mr. Mengel could even ask what she meant dozens of cloaked figures emerged from all directions: from behind the trees, around the street corners, and some even seeming to appear out of thin air.  They slowly began to gather together, holding hands as they chanted:   This tree shall stand and not be cut, We've fed her with our laughter. Our leafy haven you'll not gut. Or pay forever after.   But if you, Wooden King, prevail, And Mother Maple dies, The force of Fate shall strike this town And right between the eyes.   If our tree falls, yes, Fate will call To teach you, heartless Dunce, That all man's work can disappear. BEWARE ELEVENTH MONTH!   And just as quickly as they appeared, they were gone.  Leaving only the head witch on Mr. Mengel's doorstep.  “Don't say I didn't warn you Wooden King.  Remember, wood burns.”  She smiled a wry smile, swept her cloak, turned on her heel, and disappeared into the night.   Mr. Mengel paid no mind to the witches' warning, and he proceeded with his plans.  The tree was chopped down, and as its heavy trunk smashed to the ground horrid shrieks could be heard echoing through the city.   However, the May Day celebration went off without a hitch.  The trunk of the maple was adorned with ribbons and decorations of all kinds as men, women, and children danced about it.  Afterward, it's carcass was tossed into the Whitsuntide bonfire where to was turned to ash.  Everyone had forgotten about the witches' warning, but 11 months later, to the very day, the curse would take effect.   On March 28, 1890, the witches whipped up a hell of storm to terrorize the city of Louisville.  They first sent it down Maple Street, proving it was their craftwork, and into downtown.  Here, the storm flattened buildings, killing and injuring many – and among them were the members of the May Day committee and two members of the Mengel family.  And then, according to eyewitnesses, the twister made a bizarre right-hand turn down sixth street.  As it barreled down Sixth Street toward Park, the storm hurled a lightning bolt straight into the stump where the sacred maple had once stood.  From this charred base grew what is now known as the witches' tree: a gnarled wretched thing with great burls and thin branches like the bones of a witches' hand.   Since the day of the storm it is said that coven has returned to cast their spells beneath the twisted branches of the witches' tree.  Visitors to Louisville place flowers at the base of the tree and hang beads and charms from its branches as gifts to the city's witches, in hopes that they may cast a spell in their favor.  Meanwhile, the citizens of Louisville have never dishonored the wishes of a witch since in fear that their city may once again fall to ruins.       What a cute little story, right?  Wrong.  The articles about the witches' tree make it sounds like there was this little twister that rolled through Louisville but no…on March 27, 1890 there was a tornado outbreak and it was the most deadly tornado event in United States history.  I didn't know that a tornado outbreak was a thing?  But now that I know it is, I am absolutely horrified.   You may have caught that I said March 27th and not March 28th.  This is another case of modern journalism recounting the date that an event was reported, not the date that it occurred.  Much like the Carnegie medal situation in episode one.   So, on March 27th 1890 there was a massive outbreak of tornados, dubbed the Storm Demon by some papers, though it appears tornados may have just been called this as I saw newspapers for years after and prior calling them storm demons.  Which may be more errors in modern journalism, but I digress.  This outbreak created a number of storms ranging in intensity from F2 to F4 on the Fujita scale (which goes to 5 by the way).   The tornado that hit Louisville was an F4 storm with winds ranging from 207-260 miles per hour and it destroyed 766 buildings totaling 2.5 million dollars (the modern equivalent of $71 million dollars) in damage.  The storm killed an estimated 74-120 people though initial estimates were around 800, with most of the victims being those within the Falls City Hall building.   The newspapers at the time had a slew of eyewitness accounts.  Now, I will be forthright to say the sources I acquire historic newspapers from did not have the newspapers from Louisville for this time range.  But, fortunately, many newspapers back in the day would run columns verbatim from other areas if it was major news and I was able to acquire them this way.   Now, one of the newspapers I read listed off all of the confirmed dead at the time, and I was not able to find the name “Mengel” anywhere within them.  Two of Mr. Mengel's relatives were said to have died.  This at the moment is unconfirmed.  Also, before we get into the real horror, because I want to read eyewitness accounts, I wanted to talk about the witches' warning.  It has been told many ways – the way I told it was much more dramatic.  The chant I said was said to have been left on a note nailed to the tree, but other sources, or should I say the same exact source said that the warning had been uttered as a simple warning of “Beware 11th month” to Mr. Mengel.  This same source I am talking about is the author and historian David Domine who gives haunted tours.  It is hard to take his word for it when he has been quoted with two distinct stories, and I don't know what his book on Louisville says occurred…I didn't want to buy a physical copy and I can't get the e-book version from the library.  He's a professor, so I'm sure things may be cited in his book but I have to stay the story is a bit crumbly.   Like Falls City Hall.   An excerpt from the Greenville Journal from Thursday, April 3 that describes what happened at the city hall:   “The great center of death is the Falls City Hall where more than two hundred men, woman, and children are entombed.  It is situated on Market street, near Twelfth.  The structure was three stories in height and when struck by the tornado, several meetings were being held within it.  The loss of life at this place far exceeds that at any other one locality and of the great numbers known to be under the debris it is certain that none will be recovered alive.  The ruins are now scarcely one story high so thorough was the work of the wind.”   It goes on to detail some of what was going on in the building at the time:   “On the second floor of this building Miss App was teaching a dance class of young children, and there were present the mothers, fathers, and other attendants of the gay juveniles.  In one of the rooms on this floor the executive body of the Roman Knights was in session.  Of the seven members present all escaped but one.    On the third floor Jewell Lodge No. 2, Knights and Ladies of Honor was holding a meeting.  This was one of the largest lodges of the order, and there were 150 members present when the building fell.  A mere handful of these escaped.”   It describes more in attendance and recounts the tale of A.J. Reed the Past Grand Master LOOF of the State (I don't know what that is) said:   “I was entering the hallway when the tornado struck the building at the southeast corner.  There were several crashes and the structure began to rock, whereupon the men and women from the Knights of Honor meeting began pouring out of their lodge room adjoining shrieking in terror.  It was only for a moment though for the building collapsed and I found myself on top of the great pile.  I was stunned and blinded by the dust, but recovered myself and crawled out.  The agonizing shrieks of others were terrible.  I was finally taken away by a rescuing party.”   So I know that was a lot of reading, but this is the main building where the most life was lost.  I'm unsure if the children in the dance class were okay.  There are some pretty terrible accounts from the Sacramento Daily Record from Saturday the 29th.   Lewis Simms Jr.'s wife and four kids were in the dance class and he paced outside city hall for hours while workers searched the ruins.  Eventually the dance room was reached and his wife was found fatally wounded.  Three of the four Simms children were recovered unconscious and not expected to live.  To make matters worse, before his fourth child could be found, a fire erupted in the wreckage and no more bodies were able to be recovered.   Poor Miss App, the schoolteacher, was one of the bodies recovered before the blaze broke out.   I'm going to read a few more stories, I hope you don't mind.  I know this episode is really depressing and heartbreaking.  But I feel like this particular legend is another example of a city attempting to cope with a horrible tragedy.

Jimmy Mengel is Managing Editor for the Crow's Nest financial advisory, The Adventure Capitalist financial advisory, and Editor for the Outsider Club.Jimmy turned a natural born talent for buying, selling and collecting baseball cards into buying and selling stocks. He tends to go long. Very long. Like a few months or years at a time. He barely thinks of himself as a 'trader', more like an investor. His big interest right now is cannabis. The stocks, that is. With legalisation in the USA on the cards in 2021, he's got to be someone worth listening to if you're looking for some big, exciting trades in the near future. Support the showPlease follow A Trader's Life on Twitter. And if you're a trader with some stories you'd like to share and you'd like to be on the how, don't hesitate to reach out: nic.penrake@gmail.com.Link up with me on Li.

Jimmy Mengel is Managing Editor for the Crow's Nest financial advisory, The Adventure Capitalist financial advisory, and Editor for the Outsider Club.Jimmy turned a natural born talent for buying, selling and collecting baseball cards into buying and selling stocks. He tends to go long. Very long. Like a few months or years at a time. He barely thinks of himself as a 'trader', more like an investor. His big interest right now is cannabis. The stocks, that is. With legalisation in the USA on the cards in 2021, he's got to be someone worth listening to if you're looking for some big, exciting trades in the near future. Support the showPlease follow A Trader's Life on Twitter. And if you're a trader with some stories you'd like to share and you'd like to be on the how, don't hesitate to reach out: nic.penrake@gmail.com.Link up with me on Li.

Todd Mengel, aka KC Plant Guy, wears a lot of hats. Besides his full-time day job, and driving part-time for Lyft/Uber, he took what he was really passionate about and started his own small business during the pandemic. Todd is passionate about plants and he is using his creativity and hustle to bring his business to life.@kcplantguy on Facebook and InstagramHosted by Heather DiecidueProduced by Anthony Dieciduewww.mantraspective.com@mantraspective on facebook & instagram

No âmbito de "Esch Capital Europeia da Cultura 2022", Ana Cristina Gonçalves, entrevistou para o "MusiCarte" Sylvain Mengel, coordenador cultural da CCPHVA.

Der er fornemt besøg i Fodboldfjol i denne uge. Brizze fortæller bl.a. historier om dengang han spillede sammen med Rivaldo og Yaya Toure og om da Pione Sisto var med til DM i tricks. Masoud fortæller om, hvorfor han hader Hjalte Nørregaard og så vil han også gerne kaldes fodboldatlet! Lyt med!!!

In this episode of the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast, John interviews Professor Richard Mulvaney from the University of Illinois. Dr. Mulvaney is a prolific soil fertility scientist and researcher with many published papers relating to nitrogen and potassium uptake in crops. His work with Dr. Saeed Khan led to the development of the Illinois Soil Nitrogen Test (ISNT). John and Dr. Mulvaney discuss nitrogen uptake in crops, how soil should provide most of the needed nitrogen, and the fallacy that applying nitrogen builds soil organic matter. He also describes the “potassium paradox”, how significant amounts of potassium are available from the soil, and the damaging cycle that is created when applying potash.  Nitrogen Fertilization (00:00:53)Dr. Mulvaney began working in soil fertility in the 1980s with a focus on minimizing nitrogen fertilizer loss to increase crop uptake, specifically in regard to the isotope N-15. In collaboration with Dr. Saeed Khan in the 1990s, he found evidence that in some cases, fertilizer nitrogen on corn has no statistically significant response. At the time, most soil scientists were operating with the assumption that the optimal amount of fertilizer nitrogen is found by multiplying 1.2 times an expected yield goal, then deducting nitrogen credits such as a previous legume. In a project in Illinois studying on-farm plots, around 33 of 75 studied sites showed no significant response to fertilizer nitrogen, a finding inconsistent with the 1.2 method. The unfertilized yields, or check yields, were very high and not significantly increased with an application of nitrogen. Thus, Dr. Mulvaney hypothesized that the 1.2 calculation might not be as reliable as previously thought. Dr. Khan and Dr. Mulvaney conducted research to determine the difference between plots used in that study that were responsive and those that were unresponsive to fertilizer nitrogen applications. His wife noted that while soil scientists understand how carbon in plants is heterogeneous and decomposes at different rates, they assume that nitrogen is all the same. Examining the differences within nitrogen forms made clear that the plants at the non-responsive sites had sufficient levels of nitrogen available from the soil and so did not need nitrogen fertilizer applications. Using diffusion on the soil samples from the same study, they found that non-responsive soils were consistently testing higher in amino sugar nitrogen.  The prevailing thought at the time was that fertilizer is the primary source of nitrogen for crop uptake, especially for corn. However, Mulvaney’s and Khan’s data shows that at least two thirds of the nitrogen in the crop at harvest is supplied from the soils, rather than from applied fertilizer nitrogen. In soils with higher amounts of amino sugar nitrogen, applications of fertilizer nitrogen are a waste of money because most or all of the nitrogen is supplied by the soil. It follows that measured soil nitrogen is only correlated with crop response to applied nitrogen when soil tests measure amino sugar nitrogen.  The 1.2 method was developed from research trials on static plots. These corn plots received the same fertilizer treatments each year. On the unfertilized plots, corn used the nutrients from the soil with no nitrogen fertilizer added. Microbes will also use nitrogen from the soil to break down crop residues, depleting the following crop of nitrogen and depressing yields. The depletion of nitrogen resulting in depressed yields on the unfertilized plots makes the fertilizer effect appear more dramatic in comparison. Because the 1.2 method is based on static plots, it and its related assumptions are invalid when applied to farmer fields. Similarly, the assumption that one-third of the nitrogen will come from the soil is incorrect. In reality, two-thirds of the nitrogen is supplied from soils and only one third or less comes from fertilizer. These misconceptions have misled growers on the importance of nitrogen applications.  Because soil is the primary source of nitrogen for crop uptake, soils should be tested to determine how much nitrogen fertilizer should be applied. Dr. Mulvaney and Dr. Khan developed the Illinois Soil Nitrogen Test (ISNT) to estimate the amino sugar fraction for variable-rate nitrogen application recommendations. A former student of Dr. Mulvaney runs the lab at Cropsmith, where the Illinois Soil Nitrogen Test is available.  Expansion on Amino Sugar Nitrogen (00:24:15)Amino sugars are an organic form of nitrogen produced by microbial activity. They occur in microbial cell walls, spores, and in chitin. The bacterial cell walls are more decomposable. Nitrogen shows up in asparagine and glutamine, essential amino acids, which contain one nitrogen atom each in the amino group and the amide group, which is prone to break down. It is estimated that 5-10% of soil organic nitrogen is in the form of amino sugars, but Dr. Mulvaney believes it is likely higher. Amino sugar nitrogen, more specifically referred to as alkali hydrolyzable nitrogen, will also increase with more soil biological activity. Manured soils have higher levels of it, and thus have a diminished need for synthetic fertilizer nitrogen. Although his lab has not studied cover crops directly, he believes having active plants in the soil will increase microbial activity and thus the amino sugar nitrogen.   The Morrow Plots, located at the University of Illinois and established in 1876, are the oldest continuous research plots in North America. They are static plots with three rotations, continuous corn, corn-soybean, and corn-oats-hay. In his research, Dr. Khan noticed that the continuous corn plots were not as healthy and had lower yields than the corn-oats-hay plots, even though the continuous corn plots received significantly more nitrogen fertilizer. The results of the Illinois Soil Nitrogen Test were lower on the continuous corn plots, which shows that synthetic nitrogen fertilizer is not necessarily building soil organic matter. Research comparing samples from 1955, 1967, and 2005 showed decreases in organic matter on the fertilized subplots. Dr. Mulvaney explains that the fertilizer actually “burned” organic matter. Carbon metabolism requires nitrogen, in a ratio of about 7 carbon to 1 nitrogen, so microbes can only access carbon from crop residue with nitrogen availability. When the microbes have too much nitrogen, they burn off the excess carbon as carbon dioxide rather than building soil organic matter. Additionally, conventional fertilizers have an oxidizing effect on soil microbial communities and stimulate respiration, which releases carbon from the soil as carbon dioxide.  Dr. Mulvaney notes that William Albrecht published a paper in 1938 in a handbook from the USDA where he stated that adequate nitrogen is needed to build organic matter. Later that year, Albrecht published an article in the Soil Science Society of America Proceedings based on results which showed that unfertilized plots had gained organic matter while fertilized plots had lost it. Albrecht never again said adequate nitrogen is needed.  Potassium Paradox (0:43:40)Dr. Mulvaney worked with Dr. Khan, an expert on potassium, to write papers on the potassium paradox. He was doing soil testing for potassium on the South Farm at Illinois, testing from the surface plow layer to about seven inches into the soil. The unfertilized plots increased in their average potassium levels, leading to the realization that the soil was releasing potassium. There are about 40,000 pounds of potassium per acre in just the top six inches of many Midwestern soils. A review of numerous potassium studies showed that there is no significant yield increase from potash fertilization. Clay layers, mostly found in the subsoil rather than the plow layer, hold significant quantities of potassium. When the plant roots reach those lower levels, they find large quantities of potassium that they extract with the biological functions of the root system.  Because potassium is a major plant cation, there are high levels of soluble potassium carbonate in crop residue. Salts are leached from crop residue during rainfall, resulting in most of the potassium in a corn crop returning to the soil and making potassium fertilization unnecessary. Potassium is also fixed in the clay due to its size, leading to high potassium retention in clay layers with sufficient moisture. These factors lead to sufficient potassium levels in the soil. A German researcher, Mengel, performed a greenhouse study where he removed the clay fraction from soil, and potassium uptake was still high. This led to the idea that potassium in the clay layers is unavailable to plants, but Dr. Mulvaney disagrees. He finds that the plants are able to make the potassium available by producing acids. Soil testers measure the exchangeable potassium in soils, and do not measure the non-exchangeable and mineral potassium. This means that they will underestimate the available potassium and will recommend potassium fertilization, though it may not be necessary. As further evidence that potassium fertilization is typically unnecessary, Dr. Mulvaney refers to Cyril Hopkins, a 20th-century soil scientist, who claimed that potassium is not a necessary input because the soil already contains enough.  The potassium paradox is based on the fact that applying potash to soil makes potassium less available by collapsing the clay layers. To demonstrate, Dr. Mulvaney tells a story about a fertilizer dealer who applied potassium to soils that had tested low for potassium. When they re-tested the field, the potassium levels were even lower. They assumed they had the wrong field, re-applied potassium on the same field, and again found lower potassium levels afterward. Thus, applying potassium can worsen potassium deficiency.  Dr. Mulvaney advises growers to use the Illinois Soil Nitrogen Test or another similar test. It doesn’t test for nitrate, which is dynamic, but tests a more stable nitrogen, specifically amino sugar nitrogen. This allows many growers to save money on purchased inputs such as nitrogen fertilizer if they do not need it.  Rather than soil testing for potassium, he recommends strip trials comparing strips with no potassium fertilizer and strips with a small amount, as large amounts are never necessary. He also recommends using sulfate for potassium fertilizer, rather than Muriate of Potash, because the chloride content in Muriate of Potash diminishes nitrate uptake.  Resources: Richard Mulvaney, Professor Cropsmith Solvita, invented by Will Brinton Solvita SLAN Test Rhizophagy Cycle: An Oxidative Process in Plants for Nutrient Extraction from Symbiotic Microbes by James White Ken Ferrie, Farm Journal Dr. Mulvaney’s Research The Potassium Paradox, Mulvaney and Khan Morrow Plots William Albrecht, “Loss of Soil Organic Matter and Its Restoration” 1938 William Albrecht, Variable Levels of Biological Activity in Sanborn Field after Fifty Years of Treatment Mengel paper, 1994 Bulletin No. 182 “Potassium From the Soil” Cyril Hopkins 

In The Music Real Episode 20, The Pushworth Group team catch up with Australian Music Lawyers, John Kenny and Lindsay Mengel of Entrelaw. During this time in lockdown, we figured it was a good idea for Live Music Artists to listen to some information about Trademarking their Music Brands. Especially when looking forward into the brave new post COVID music business world. John and Lindsay give us a lot to think about. Lockdown affords us a great opportunity to dig a little deeper into our Music Business Plans and assess how much our investment is worth and how easy it is for someone to leverage that value by using our brand if we DO NOT register a Trademark for our Music Brands. Great food for thought. https://themusicreal.com.au/2020/06/03/why-trademark-a-chat-with-music-lawyer-john-kenny/

This week I talk with Tyler Mengel of Mengel's Minis! Tyler is a great painter and avid gamer who writes for Warhammer Community!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thelonelyhavocs)

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In the second hour, Steve Olken and Ed Sherman were joined by Jason Mengel, the director of the 2020 Ryder Cup. The Lesson Tee was then with Dan Sheldon, the PGA professional and director of instruction at Ruth Lake Country Club. Later, they were joined by Mark Klausner, who recently purchased the Eagle Ridge Resort and Spa.

Jason is the Director of the 2020 Ryder Cup, and urges us to get registered soon for the ticket lottery, talks about the excitement around this event and the preparations at Whistling Straits.

Jason is the Director of the 2020 Ryder Cup, and urges us to get registered soon for the ticket lottery, talks about the excitement around this event and the preparations at Whistling Straits.

Please support Scary Mysteries! Check out our Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/scarymysteries... - There's a lot of cool access, giveaways and even a custom episode! Buy awesome original shirts made by Scary Mysteries https://newdawnfilm.com/scary-mysteri... Subscribe for Weekly Videos here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiE8... _________________________________________________________ 5 Real Life Masked Killers Murderers are among some of the most vile people in the world. But sometimes their objective is more than just to kill, they also aim to terrify. The people on this list took “terrifying” to new heights all because they enjoyed it. These are 5 Real Life Masked Killers. 5. Fabian Kramer At 19 years old, Fabian Kramer from Bielefeld, Germany, became fascinated with the movie “Saw” in March of 2012. The film first came out in 2004 and featured a crazed murderer who kidnapped two men and chained them up in an underground bathroom. In order to get out, they had to saw their way to freedom. In what seemed to be a stroke of inspiration, Kramer puts on a mask, the same one used in the film, went to his landlady’s apartment, 82-year old, Hanna Litz, and stabbed her more then 50 times. 4. Alex Mengel It began on February 24, 1985 when Alex Mengel’s vehicle was pulled over for a traffic violation in Westchester, New York, by Officer Gary Stymiloski. Inside the car was Mengel and three of his friends. After the officer found shotguns in the trunk, he asked for a license but Mengel didn’t have one. He called dispatch to run a license and registration check, but Mengel had other plans. He pulled an unregistered handgun out from under the vehicle’s front seat, approached the officer and shot him point blank. He then told his friends to take his car and go home. Mengel then took the patrol car, drove it for about a mile before abandoning it. 3. Danny Rolling To shock, titillate and terrify - Danny Rolling’s employed all three when he murdered five Gainesville, Florida students between November and August of 1990. Rolling’s disturbed behavior formed during his early years. A product of an abusive household, he grew up in Shreveport, Louisiana with a sadistic police officer father. His mother allowed the abuse and never protected her sons. In his teens, he dropped out of school and started a series of robberies in Georgia and When he became an adult, it wasn’t any better. 2. Hadden Clark Hadden Clark hailed from Troy, New York, and was born and raised in an affluent family. But despite the abundance, abuse played prominently within the household. Both parents were alcoholics and when they drank, the four children took the brunt of it. Hadden, however, had it worse then the others. During his childhood, his father called him a “retard” while his mother dressed him in girl’s clothes and called him “Kristen.” It didn’t help that at school, Clark was also heavily bullied. He retaliated by torturing animals, decapitating them and leaving their heads at the front doors of the kids who bullied him. 1. Edward Paisnel Known as the “Beast of Jersey,” Edward Paisnel inspired terror on Channel Island, Jersey, off the English Channel. Between 1960 and 1971, he victimized unsuspecting children and women before he was finally captured. On the outside and to the children, he was known as “Uncle Ted.” A kind, genial man who dressed up as Santa Claus for Christmas, gave them gifts and laughed. Paisnel’s mother-in-law ran a children’s home called La Preference which Edward frequented. He also hung out at another children’s home called Haut de La Garenne. Meanwhile, he and his wife hosted orphans in their home. All this gave him very easy access to his victims.

Today we talk to Hayley and Charmaine Mengel about the music industry, chasing her dreams and social media

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This is the case of Alexander Mengel that starts in Westchester County New York.

Jonathan Krause talks with 2020 Ryder Cup Director Jason Mengel about his path to the position, early preparation and volunteer applications.

TätowierMagazin-Chefredakteur Bobs und Redakteurin Jula lassen das vergangene Wochenende Revue passieren. Bei der Tattoomenta Tattoo- und Piercing-Show in Kassel ist auch in diesem Jahr wieder der TätowierMagazin-Nachwuchs-Contest gestiegen: Drei junge Spitzentätowierer sind im großen Finale um Gold, Silber und Bronze gegeneinander angetreten: Rosa Vogt, Peggy Hähner und Miss Freya. Wer mit welchem Tattoo gewonnen hat, erfahrt ihr im TATTOOCAST 12. Außerdem: Bobs interviewt Realistic-Tätowiererin Angelina Hahn, die in Solingen das Studio Tattoo Kunstwerk betreibt und vielen in Deutschland aus der Sendung »Pain & Fame« bekannt ist. Sie erzählt von ihrem beeindruckenden Weg aus einer finanziell nicht immer rosigen, aber sehr liebevollen Kindheit über einen beruflichen Umweg in Sicherheitsdienst und Nageldesign zum anerkannten und großen Tattoostudio.

Matt Ginella, Steve Hopkins, Jason Mengel, and Eric Steimer join Chuck.

Shayla Sanders staff accountant at Mengel, Metzger, Barr & Co. LLP may appear to be like any other first year staff accountant, but learn her unique path to joining the profession through the New York Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) Career Opportunities in the Account Profession (COAP) program.   Learn about this amazing one of a kind program and break the stereotypes about what an accountant is and get the next generation excited to join the profession. Click here for more information about the program.

Jimmy Mengel comes onto Investing After Hours to talk about his recent visit to the 2017 Cannabis Cup and also California legalization.

Moderator: Rev. Dr. Diane Johnson, PhD Creating the new economy requires us to realign what we pay attention to, how we engage, tests are assumptions of where power sits and challenges us to why we do this work. This highly engaging session will offer us the opportunity to be in dialogue with two leaders at… The post A Cosmology of Equity: Understanding Race, Sacred Economics and System Change – Angela Glover Blackwell & Gregory Mengel appeared first on CoCap Revolution.

Welcome to the latest Twincast/Podcast Mainframes episode featuring Lost Light Issues 8 and 9 discussed in-depth by the team, with full spoliers of each issue to be expected within. We discuss whether the book is getting back on track to the main story from More Than Meets The Eye, how this issue develops characters and relationships, and some of the more obscure breadcrumbs being left for future stories by James Roberts. We examine the pacing and parallels in the books and how plot threads are converging to the climax, and what the implications of that climax are. The main plot involving characters Velocity and Nautica in their attempt to revive the deceased Skids is looked at from a visual storytelling perspective, as well as through other means of analysis. Anode and Lug's continuing adventures are also discussed, with some of the cast finding a purposeful "heel" nature being used in their characterization. The mysterious Flame and his presumed leader Scorponok come up as well, with Lost Light's overall mytharc being furthered by their appearances in these issues. Before the episode ends, the cast also speculates on the upcoming action aboard the Lost Light as we see where the mutineers, lead by Getaway, have gone and where the story heads next.

Today cannabis expert Jimmy Mengel joins us to talk about the advantages of the Canadian cannabis market. He covers red flags in the both the American and Cannabis market and discloses one of his favorite cannabis investments. Check out our website for a free report on buying Canadian stocks: https://www.wealthdaily.com/resources/how-to-buy-canadian-stocks/29

Find out how a mistake brought us the practice of renal biopsies in this episode of Throwback Thursday with Dr. Fred Silva. References: 1.  Vivette D'Agati and M. Mengel. Am. J. Kidney Disease June 2013: 61 (6): 1016-1025. The rise of renal pathology in nephrology: structure illuminates function. 2. Jan J. Weening and J. Charles Jennette: Virchows Archiv 2012 Jul 461 (1): 3-11. Historical milestones in renal pathology.

Today we're talking with Maria Mengel about her 2 birth stories. Maria's first daughter was born at a birthing center with a midwife, and her second was an unassisted home birth (also known as "freebirth"). In this episode Maria gets honest about her two birth experiences and shares some of the things she learned during the process. Maria reached out to us after listening to the show and felt inspired to share her experience of home birth. We love stories like these - full of candor, vulnerability and humor. Maria has the experience and perspective of giving birth in a birthing center as well as at home, so we were really excited to sit down and pick her brain about it all. We learn about the birthing center experience and why Maria was certain on the drive home with her new daughter that she’d never do it like that again. We also hear about the process of home birth, and what can happen when your waters break and you don’t go into labor that day...or even the next day! Birth was such a transformational experience for Maria that it ignited a passion that would shift her career. She became a doula and now owns a business dedicated to birth work which includes placenta encapsulation and childbirth education.

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In this episode, we discuss a curious case where a listener's suggestion indirectly leads us to a story about Kevin and Morgan Mengel, a couple who met in their youth and settled in West Goshen.Despite Morgan's initial charm, red flags appear as she displays a pattern of lying about inconsequential matters. The situation escalates when she hides a pregnancy, even at nine months, blaming birth control.Confrontations and drama ensue, yet Kevin marries Morgan and they have three kids. Their relationship remains rocky, with frequent breakups. Morgan takes advantage of Kevin's commitment, even engaging in affairs with his friends. The story delves into the complexities of their tumultuous relationship...Resources & Links HWTC Content● Website: https://www.housewivesoftruecrime.com/● Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/housewivesoftruecrime/● Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/housewivesoftruecrime/● YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2BFNwyu4KhFpSGdQXS6Pzw● TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@housewivesoftruecrimeOur Sponsors:* Check out BevMo and use my code No promotion code/URL for a great deal: https://www.bevmo.com/* Check out Drizly and use my code No promotion code/URL for a great deal: https://drizly.com* Check out Rosetta Stone: https://rosettastone.com/TODAYSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/housewives-of-true-crime/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy