Podcast appearances and mentions of michael haase

As we've discussed numerous times on Security Breach, terms like change, evolution and constant are more than just buzz terms – they're a simple reality of working in the industrial OT space.Whether we're discussing threat actors from Stuxnet to Lockbit, tactics from social engineering to double-extortion ransomware, or vulnerability sources ranging from weak passwords to embedded secure-by design concerns, the ever-expanding attack surface is a constant reminder of change and the evolving nature of threats. In this episode we talk to Michael Haase, and draw on his extensive background and personal experiences as we discuss:The on-going balancing act between cost and security priorities.Why he considers the need for phishing training, "a massive failure on the part of the technical community."How AI is laying the groundwork for attacks that haven't happened yet.Why the growing complexity of hackers is actually a positive indicator.Automation is the inflection point for cybersecurity - for both sides.The shift from worrying about the ability to detect new attacks to focusing on the vulnerabilities being exploited.The distinction between learning what needs to be done and actually taking action.To catch up on past episodes, you can go to Manufacturing.net, IEN.com or MBTmag.com. You can also check Security Breach out wherever you get your podcasts, including Apple, Amazon and Overcast. And if you have a cybersecurity story or topic that you'd like to have us explore on Security Breach, you can reach me at jeff@ien.com.To download our latest report on industrial cybersecurity, The Industrial Sector's New Battlefield, click here.

This episode is brought to you in cooperation with TechChillJoin us in Riga on April 27-29, 2022100+ speakers (including the guest of this episode)200 top US and European investors300 StartupsListen to the episode intro to find a special PROMO CODE for Pursuit of Scrappiness listeners and get 20% OFF Get your pass NOW on https://techchill.co/ ===Michael Haase is the Founder and CEO of Plantjammer - Learn new easy dishes and fit them to individual health goals, availability and taste. With a background from McKinsey and Merill Lynch, Michael is on a mission to help you decrease food waste while unplugging and having fun cooking.In this episode we talk about Plant Jammer and its mission to decrease food waste. We also cover the hottest trends in foodtech and using cooking to unplug and recharge. Finally we discuss breaking user habits, scaling of sustainability culture and user acquisition.The topics covered in this episode with Timestamps[03:00] - HOW PLANT JAMMER HELPS PEOPLE COOK AND DECREASE FOOD WASTE[06:30] - ON HOTTEST TRENDS IN FOOD TECH[09:40] - BUILDING A BUSINESS MODEL ON BIG DATA[13:10] - APPLYING AI TO CREATE THE PLANT JAMMER RECIPE GENERATOR[17:20] - BREAKING USER HABITS AND SCALING ACROSS COUNTRIES[26:45] - ON USER ACQUISITION[33:15] - ON THE VALUE OF COOKING FOR CREATIVITY AND HEALTHCheck out Plant Jammer here To reach out to Michael use: Email: michael@plantjammer.comLinkedin: Linkedin Find out more on https://www.pursuitofscrappiness.co/ Support for this episode comes from Nexpay > https://paynexpay.com/===See the videos from interviews on Linkedin > https://www.linkedin.com/company/pursuit-of-scrappiness/ Questions/suggestions? Join our Telegram group > https://t.me/pursuitofscrappiness Watch select full-length episodes on our YouTube channel > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP6ueaLnjS-CQfrMCm2EoTA 

Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at [almartintalksdata@gmail.com] and tell us why you should be next. AbstractMaking Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Account Technical Leader IBM Technology Sales, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun.This week on Making Data Simple, we have Michael Haase. Michael is CEO and Founder of Plant Jammer. Plant Jammer is a 5 year old startup that uses AI to help people cook. Michael was formally a Mackenzie Consultant. The technology used won the IBM Watson AI in 2018, Michael also won the Creative Business Cup in 2018 and Green Entrepreneur award by Veggie World.Show Notes2:40 – What data are you using?8:16 – What the widget does10:53 – Do I get the nutritional facts? 11:17 – Tell us more about your experience14:50 – Where does AI fit?19:10 – How did you win the Watson AI award?23:02 – What is your monetization strategy?   Connect with the TeamProducer Kate Brown - LinkedIn. Producer Steve Templeton - LinkedIn. Host Al Martin - LinkedIn and Twitter. 

Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at [almartintalksdata@gmail.com] and tell us why you should be next. AbstractMaking Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Account Technical Leader IBM Technology Sales, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun.This week on Making Data Simple, we have Michael Haase. Michael is CEO and Founder of Plant Jammer. Plant Jammer is a 5 year old startup that uses AI to help people cook. Michael was formally a Mackenzie Consultant. The technology used won the IBM Watson AI in 2018, Michael also won the Creative Business Cup in 2018 and Green Entrepreneur award by Veggie World.Show Notes2:40 – What data are you using?8:16 – What the widget does10:53 – Do I get the nutritional facts? 11:17 – Tell us more about your experience14:50 – Where does AI fit?19:10 – How did you win the Watson AI award?23:02 – What is your monetization strategy?   Connect with the TeamProducer Kate Brown - LinkedIn. Producer Steve Templeton - LinkedIn. Host Al Martin - LinkedIn and Twitter. 

Michael Haase, CEO of Plant Jammer discusses the creation and evolution of Plant Jammer, details about the cloud architecture, the use of artificial Intelligence and Gastronomic algorithms including how to gather actionable insights about your diet and nutrition.

I had an opportunity to interview Michael Haase, the CEO and founder of Plant Jammer. They have developed an innovative AI solution to reduce food wastage at home. 33% of food is being wasted every day. Of that, our homes contribute to approx half of that problem.One way of solving it is by emptying the fridge. I've tried this but genuinely do not know how to be creative about it. It's hard to come up with dishes that will be palatable. That is not surprising. Michael's research indicates that an average person cooks just abouten10 recipes or so in a year. With such a limited diversity around what we can cook, it's a challenging problem. So how do you solve food wastage around these themes? We talk about the various innovation approaches that anyone can adopt. Listen in to the interview hereMy takeaways from the conversationHow to scope the problem space?How do you pick the right problem to attack? How do you bring tech to effect change at the personal level?What jamming means at work and how it builds an excellent team culture. What journey mapping is and how it helps uncover empathy?Book resource that we covered during our conversation is the The Mom Test 

Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at [almartintalksdata@gmail.com] and tell us why you should be next. AbstractMaking Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Account Technical Leader IBM Technology Sales, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun.This week on Making Data Simple, we have Michael Haase. Michael is CEO and Founder of Plant Jammer. Plant Jammer is a 5 year old startup that uses AI to help people cook. Michael was formally a Mackenzie Consultant. The technology used won the IBM Watson AI in 2018, Michael also won the Creative Business Cup in 2018 and Green Entrepreneur award by Vegie World.Show Notes3:24 – Michael's history7:09 – What's your theme?11:04 – 80% of people cook less than 10 different recipes in a year. Is that true?16:20 – Can you talk about your ambition for 2024?18:22 – How does the company focus on reducing food waste and using data?21:04 – Is the app and widget the same?23:58 – Can anyone grab that widget? Connect with the TeamProducer Kate Brown - LinkedIn. Producer Steve Templeton - LinkedIn. Host Al Martin - LinkedIn and Twitter. 

Want to be featured as a guest on Making Data Simple? Reach out to us at [almartintalksdata@gmail.com] and tell us why you should be next. AbstractMaking Data Simple Podcast is hosted by Al Martin, WW VP Account Technical Leader IBM Technology Sales, where we explore trending technologies, business innovation, and leadership ... while keeping it simple & fun.This week on Making Data Simple, we have Michael Haase. Michael is CEO and Founder of Plant Jammer. Plant Jammer is a 5 year old startup that uses AI to help people cook. Michael was formally a Mackenzie Consultant. The technology used won the IBM Watson AI in 2018, Michael also won the Creative Business Cup in 2018 and Green Entrepreneur award by Vegie World.Show Notes3:24 – Michael's history7:09 – What's your theme?11:04 – 80% of people cook less than 10 different recipes in a year. Is that true?16:20 – Can you talk about your ambition for 2024?18:22 – How does the company focus on reducing food waste and using data?21:04 – Is the app and widget the same?23:58 – Can anyone grab that widget? Connect with the TeamProducer Kate Brown - LinkedIn. Producer Steve Templeton - LinkedIn. Host Al Martin - LinkedIn and Twitter. 

In this episode we talk to Michael Haase, CEO & Founder of Plant Jammer. This Danish start-up created a B2C app to help consumer reduce food waste, by letting them enter ingredients that they needed to use up in their fridge. The Plant Jammer AI would then come up with best matching recipes. The company has now pivoted to B2B to help grocery retailers and CPG brands understand the cooking habits of their customers. The data can be used to inform buying behaviour and allows for product development. Their clients include Aldi in Germany, Naturli in Denmark, Rimi in the Baltic's and Co-op in Sweden/Denmark. Hear his exciting story as they move into personalisation and marketing. https://www.plantjammer.com/ About PLANT CEO More people are choosing to follow plant-based diets or are reducing their meat intake. Exciting new startups are developing alternatives to traditional meat, dairy and seafood products, Whether it be food, fashion or health and beauty there are companies that are trying to change the way we consume products whilst reducing the impact on the planet. Hear from some of the inspirational entrepreneurs that are leading the way forward. https://plantceo.com/

Michael Haase and his team at Plant Jammer are on a mission to help 1 billion people have a positive impact on the planet; by providing an innovative new way to cook and eat more sustainably.    Using state of the art tech, the Plant Jammer app matches ingredients and recipes to the personal likes and dislikes of the user, eliminating the frustration of missing or need for alternative ingredients and the environmental impact of food waste. On this episode Michael shares how Plant Jammer have created a unique three way relationship with their customers and affiliates by creating marketing opportunities from data collection and building social connection.   I can't wait for you to join me for our conversation about building a highly engaging customer experience through collaboration, collection and connection (all the C's!). For more click here

This week we're speaking with a former McKinsey consultant, and now founder and CEO of PlantJammer,  Michael Haase. Plant Jammer is a 5-year old Food tech startup that uses AI to help people cook and eat more sustainably. They are a team of 15 data scientists and chefs, based in Copenhagen, Denmark.  Michael and I have a great conversation about food waste, artificial intelligence, and cooking. We may disagree that creating food is art, but he did inspire me to make a zucchini and banana salad with a cilantro lime dressing topped with toasted almonds.  Show Notes:Be sure to visit Plant Jammer. Get in contact with Plant Jammer: Here. Social Media: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Visit Coolperx® home page: Coolperx® Reach out to Coolperx®: Phone: 1 (855) 429-0455 email: hello@coolperx.com Check out Coolperx® blog: blog Plus, don't forget to follow or sign up for my newsletter here: PODCAST WEBSITE Support Coolperx®'s podcast by subscribing and reviewing! Music is considered “royalty-free” and discovered on Audio Blocks. © 2021 Coolperx®. All Rights Reserved.

This week, Shekar and Gary interview Michael HaaseCEO and Founder of Plant Jammer. Plant Jammer is a product that not only makes food preparation more fun and creative, but also drastically reduces food waste. This is more than just recipes; the solution does not contain a database of recipes, instead, it is an AI Chef. The user enters the ingredients they have on hand then the solution creates a recipe based on taught food pairings, basic rules, and user preferences. Offered in an app for consumers and also an API for brands to encourage true user engagement.

Design a unique experience to make a deep long-lasting connection with shoppers. Give them ownership through discovering new & creative ways to celebrate your brand through personalized recipes. Empower them to rewrite your brand story in their own voice  This episode's FREE downloadable guide 30 SECRETS To Prosperity Workbook Wish You Know How To Confidently Grow And Scale Your Brand? Use this workbook to take notes and jot down your daily inspirations as you listen to the podcasts and watch the YouTube videos. This will help you gain clarity and focus as you work to achieve your goals and objectives. The Retail Solved Blueprint will teach you everything you need to know to confidently grow and scale your brand, build a connected community of loyal evangelists, and multiply your brand’s impact, sales, and profits.* Every slight improvement means more runway for sales growth, higher brand valuations, better terms when negotiating with investors, fuel for more innovation, greater support for mission-based causes, and much more. CLICK HERE TO GAIN INSTANT ACCESS TO MY 30 SECRETS To Prosperity Workbook Guide FREE Trade Promotion ROI Calculator:  BrandSecretsAndStrategies.com/PromotionROI Download the show notes here: BrandSecretsAndStrategies.com/session261  

Jeffrey LaMorte is back with ICA President, Sheila Zaricor-Wilson, Michael Haase, and Bernard Dugaud. Join them as they continue their discussion on their training and all things cutting.

On today's episode, ICA President Sheila Zaricor-Wilson and Members Michael Haase, Jeffrey LaMorte, and Bernard Dugaud discuss the importance of haircutting as the foundation of their craft. Join us as we talk all about cutting.

In the ninth episode of Foul Play-by-Play, we debut a new segment called "Opening Arguments," featuring brothers Bradley Haase and Michael Haase, with journalist Anthony Varriano serving as judge and jury. If you’ve been in a courtroom like we three, you know how this works. The prosecuting attorney explains to the jury why the defendant is guilty and how the prosecution will prove it. Then the defendant’s attorney explains to the jury why his client is innocent and how the defense will prove it. We just do it with sports arguments. Since our attorney, Michael, has a considerable advantage in this game, Brad, our gambling expert, gets home court advantage, meaning he gets to pick the side he wants to argue once more than his brother gets to pick his argument. https://media.blubrry.com/foulplaybyplay/content.blubrry.com/foulplaybyplay/FPBP1.mp3 New York Mets Prospects v. Tim Tebow Michael argues on behalf of the New York Mets prospects suing Tim Tebow for one of the 75 Spring Training roster spots Tebow will fill in 2021, despite hitting .151 in 34 spring games. Bradley defends Tim Tebow. The NBA v. LeBron James and Floppers Michael argues on behalf of the NBA's actions to warn LeBron James and Kyle Kuzma for flopping, becoming just the sixth and seventh players to be reprimanded with warnings by the league this season. Bradley argues on behalf of flopping and NBA floppers. The People v. Chris Doyle Michael argues on behalf of the people against Chris Doyle, who was hired by Urban Meyer to be the director of strength performance with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and immediately resigned due to backlash. Bradley defends Chris Doyle's right to work. Doyle allegedly bullied Black players and sent 13 to the hospital as a result of a workout he ran at Iowa...before losing his job. DeShaun Watson v. the Houston Texans Bradley defends DeShaun Watson's right to be traded and Michael defends the Houston Texans' organizational incompetence. MLB v. MLBPA Bradley defends MLB owners paying half as much in free agent contracts this season as they offered last season. Guaranteed money is down, as are contract lengths. Michael defends the MLB Players' Association. Cheats of the Week Bradley nominates Travis Barker as Cheat of the Week, while Michael nominates the Los Angeles Dodgers for signing Trevor Bauer. Brad's Bad Beat/Big Win of the Week Bradley shares gambling stories of his bad beat and big win of the week. Historically Foul Player After the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots in the 2008 Super Bowl, a Patriots fan named Sean Murphy stole from the jewelers designing the Giants’ championship rings. He actually ended up with quite a few of them meant for rich Giants fans. While the thieves were caught and Murphy is still serving time, there’s a book in the works about Murphy’s life, as well as a documentary. In an ESPN story by Sam Borden, Murphy says the rings didn’t motivate him to do the job, but they’re certainly paying off for him now. Plead the Fifth Inning: Chad Wheeler's Domestic Abuse Case We chat about former Seattle Seahawk lineman Chad Wheeler's domestic abuse case and whether he can be held responsible for his actions that result from not taking his medication for bipolar disorder, and whether CTE has an impact on bipolar disorder.

Can AI help us cook and eat healthy... but on our own terms? View the full video interview here. Michael Haase is the CEO and Founder of PlantJammer, a company that has set its sights on fixing the broken food system via gamification of home cooking. Curiosity is Michael’s fuel. He works in the intersection of biotechnology, food, and AI. Michael has made his kitchen into a lab and his coffee table is stacked with books like “Organic Chemistry”, “The Science and Lore of the Kitchen”, “Food Lab”, “The Art of Fermentation”, and “Machine Learning with Python”. Michael wants to use novel exponential technologies to make the world a better place. This requires insatiable curiosity and an ability to excite people around him. That is what he is really good at.

Michael Haase er manden bag Plant Jammer. Han har været fast besluttet på aldrig at give op og bruge kritik konstruktivt. Også selvom han to gange, har måtte vinke farvel til sine co-founders. Indlægget Plant Jammer – Et ønske om at gøre en forskel blev først udgivet på Iværksætterhistorier.

In der heutigen Podcastfolge lernst du Micha vom Citybootcamp kennen. Wenn du auf die Homepage vom Citybootcamp gehst, dann kannst du sehen, wie fit man auch mit 38 sein und aussehen kann. Mega Vorbild! J Im Interview mit Micha wird eins ganz deutlich: wenn du eine Idee hast, dann schreib sie dir auf und dann mach einfach. Denk nicht darüber nach, sondern mach einfach. Es fügt sich am Ende eh alles. Und wenn du mit deinem Business etwas für andere tust, dann kommt es auch zurück. Wir hoffen, diese Folge ermutigt dich zum einen mehr Sport zu machen, auf dich selbst mehr zu achten und vor allem das zu tun, wofür dein Herz schlägt. Am Beispiel von Micha erkennst du auch, dass du nicht mal ein riesen Vermögen zum Start eines eigenen Unternehmens benötigst. Viel Spaß beim Reinhören - schön, dass du da bist! Alle Infos zu Micha und dem CityBootCamp Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_citybootcamp_/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/michelsubbotnik https://www.facebook.com/CityBootCamp/ Website: https://www.citybootcamp.de Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CityBootCamp alle Buchtipps von Micha: "Wie man Freunde gewinnt" - Dale Carnegie https://amzn.to/3aiNNis "Wie wir denken, so leben wir: as a man thinketh" - James Allen https://amzn.to/2Ib1aoV "The success principles" - Jack Canfield https://amzn.to/3cpxG4A "Die 4-Stunden-Woche" - Tim Ferris https://amzn.to/2IeW37k "The 5am Club: own your morning" - Robin Sharma https://amzn.to/2vv8mta "Summary of mindset" - Dr. Carol Dweck https://amzn.to/2PGKoC9 Wir freuen uns auf dein Feedback: hallo@ceodeineslebens.com oder per DM auf IG/ Fb. Hier findest du uns! Feel free to follow:
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Today's episode is all about dialogue, and we're happy to be joined by guest authors Kendra Namednil & Jason Chesnut We'll talk about methods for writing dialogue, how we feel about hot topics such as dialogue tags, where we pull inspiration so that our characters don't all sound like duplicate versions of each other, and then we'll verge off into unrelated territory such as what Chris' mom sounds like and why we can't feed Kendra Salmon. RESOURCES MENTIONED Borehole Bazaar by Kendra Namednil Escape! A Writing Bloc Anthology featuring Michael Haase, Christopher Lee, Jason Chestnut, and Kendra Namednil  Keep up with Jason's Comic Book news on Twitter _________________ Check out the following books by our Indie Writer Podcast Patrons!  Proliferation by Erik Otto Mission 51 by Fernando Crôtte Want to see your book listed? Become a Patron!  __________________________

Hosts: Michael Haase & Christopher Lee Guests: Kendra Namednil & Jason Chestnut Welcome to the Writing Bloc Podcast where we talk all things writing and indie publishing. Today's episode is all about dialogue, and we're happy to be joined by guest authors Kendra Namednil & Jason Chesnut We'll talk about methods for writing dialogue, how we feel about hot topics such as dialogue tags, where we pull inspiration so that our characters don't all sound like duplicate versions of each other, and then we'll verge off into unrelated territory such as what Chris' mom sounds like and why we can't feed Kendra Salmon. ------------------------------ Subscribe to hear our future episodes - including our upcoming one on Dealing with Rejection. We have some great topics in the pipeline and our goal is to release a new episode every other Tuesday.  We want to thank all of the wonderful members of our writing bloc community. You can find us on Twitter or Facebook, or online at WritingBloc.com, where you can also find information about our books-- two cooperatively created anthologies as well as our first full-length novel.  Sponsorship opportunities are available on this podcast and in our Newsletter for those hoping to reach an audience of indie authors! Reach out to Marketing@WritingBloc.com Thanks everyone, and happy writing.  ---------------------------------- RESOURCES MENTIONED Borehole Bazaar by Kendra Namednil Escape! A Writing Bloc Anthology featuring Michael Haase, Christopher Lee, Jason Chestnut, and Kendra Namednil  Keep up with Jason's Comic Book news on Twitter

Where are the Klowns? Send in the Klowns. What happens when a guy that's klown on his luck decides to turn to a life of crime and murder? That's right, this week we're ditching the format and watching Joaquin Phoenix play DC's Clown Prince of Crime in Killer Klowns From Outer Space.   Starring Ash Blodgett, Bret Eagleston, Samantha Willson, and Patrick Edwards, guest starring author and cofounder of The Writing Bloc, Michael Haase @authormikehaase

Join Writing Bloc core members Jacqui Castle, Christopher Lee, Cari Dubiel, Becca Spence Dobias, and Michael Haase as they discuss their experiences, writing processes and routines, and talk about a little bit of everything—even the value of owning a pet writing goat. Thank you for listening, and happy writing! _________________ Check out the following books by our Indie Writer Podcast Patrons!  Proliferation by Erik Otto Mission 51 by Fernando Crôtte Want to see your book listed? Become a Patron! 

Join Writing Bloc core members Jacqui Castle, Christopher Lee, Cari Dubiel, Becca Spence Dobias, and Michael Haase as they discuss their experiences, writing processes and routines, and talk about a little bit of everything—even the value of owning a pet writing goat. Thank you for listening, and happy writing!

This episode brings us together with Michael Haase from Plant Jammer, a startup that helps you empty your fridge with the best plant-based recipes and and also helps you stop food waste. Imagine the following situations… You are coming home after a long day at work. You open the fridge and you see some carrots, half an apple, soy sauce and mushrooms. What now? You found a nice cheap cauliflower in the supermarket, but don’t know what to do with it Your food is too salty, and you don’t know how to fix it These are just some of the situations that have made me give up and order take out, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Plant Jammer offers a variety of great features like Food Pairing, the GastroWheel and the Balancer that target the problems I mentioned before. The team has a free mobile app with over 30k active users and 3 mio recipes, and for those of you with higher goals, the app lets you upgrade to PRIME which will get you nutritional target setting and tracking as well as additional meal planning features. Having Michael on the show was a delight and I learned a lot from our conversation, which is why I’m super excited to share this conversation with all of you today. Enjoy! IF YOU LIKED THIS EPISODE, GIVE US A FIVE STAR REVIEW ON APPLE PODCAST. We covered the following topics: PROBLEM - SOLUTION - FIT What was the initial idea and how did he test that there were people with a need? What was the first step he took when he decided to do this? How much time did it take him to build his MVP? How did he get his first users? RETENTION How did they manage to get to 30’000 active users and 3 mio recipes? PERSONAL STARTUP ADVICE What's one thing Michael did really badly while working on his startup? What's one thing Michael did really well while working on his startup? If he could put one message on a billboard to get to millions or billions of people, what would it be? What's something crazy he believes that nobody else around him believes? IF YOU DIDN’T LIKE THIS EPISODE, LET US KNOW HERE

All rise. The sports court of public opinion we call Foul Play-by-Play is now in session, the dishonorable Anthony Varriano presiding over this podcast providing play-by-play and color commentary on foul play in sports, on courts and in them. The attorney of record and my co-host is Michael Haase of McLarty and Haase Law in Glendive, Montana. Headlines Headline 1: Maryland Football Player Dies of Heat Exhaustion; Wrongful Death Lawsuit Likely Coming Against University After 19-year-old Maryland offensive lineman Jordan McNair died of apparent heat stroke from performing 110-yard sprints according to ESPN, the university placed head coach D.J. Durkin, strength and conditioning coach Rick Court and some trainers on leave while it investigates whether the staff was negligent. The McNair’s have also hired an attorney, who says a lawsuit is likely and Durkin should be fired. ESPN conducted its own investigation, speaking to two current Maryland football players, former players and football staffers and multiple people close to the program. Here’s what they shared about the football culture under Durkin and Court: There is a coaching environment based on fear and intimidation. Small weights and other objects were thrown by Court in the direction of players when Court was angry. The belittling, humiliation and embarrassment of players is common. A player whom coaches wanted to lose weight was forced to eat candy bars while watching teammates work out. Extreme verbal abuse of players occurs often. One player was belittled verbally after passing out during a drill. Coaches have endorsed unhealthy eating habits and used food punitively. One player said he was forced to eat until he threw up. Durkin and Court’s coaching careers are certainly in jeopardy, but couldn’t they be charged with manslaughter at the very least, or is this just a wrongful death civil lawsuit? Headline 2: UNC Suspends 13 Football Players for Selling Shoes Thirteen North Carolina football players, including quarterback Chazz Surratt, were suspended between one and four games for selling school-issued shoes. The selling of the special edition Nike Jordan shoes is a secondary NCAA violation, and UNC self-reported the violation in January. Since these shoes are uniquely manufactured for and distributed solely to UNC athletes, their rareness by His Airness can fetch upwards of $600 on Ebay, according to Joe Giglio. In college (even now), there is no doubt I would resell my free shoes for $650 . Note the screen shot of the shoes listed on eBay pic.twitter.com/m8q5kmPEIj — Joe Giglio (@jwgiglio) August 6, 2018 Meanwhile, the NCAA changed rules to allow “elite” high school basketball prospects to hire agents and undergraduates to return to school if they enter the NBA Draft and aren’t selected. How hypocritical is it that a college basketball player can now hire an agent but not profit from his name, signature or shoes until he signs a contract and doesn’t need the money anymore? These benefits for attending UNC don’t seem very beneficial. The NCAA has managed to make a benefit a burden. It’s often said possession is nine-tenths of the law. Well, what kind of possession is this if you can’t sell what you possess? Headline 3: Former All-Star MLB Pitcher Esteban Loaiza Pleads Guilty to Federal Drug Charges Former All-Star pitcher Esteban Loaiza pleaded guilty Friday to federal drug charges in California. Loaiza acknowledged that he possessed about 44 pounds, or 20 kilos of cocaine with the intent to distribute. He faces 10 years to life in prison when he’s sentenced on Nov. 2. Can we expect Loaiza to be granted leniency in this case since California prisons are still operating above capacity and at increased rates due to healthcare costs? It might be difficult to imagine what would possess a man who made more than $43 million in Major League Baseball to risk his life trafficking cocaine,

I dette afsnit af GreenSpeaks podcast Grøn Snak har vi besøg af Michael Haase, der er stifter af appen Plant Jammer. Vi kommer vidt omkring i snakken, der handler om alt fra veganisme, sammensætninger af spændende retter anbefalet af appen og kødforbrugets effekt på klimaet til eksotiske rejser, buddhisme og hvordan man bør behandle hjemløse. Plant Jammer Plant Jammer er ... Read More

I dette afsnit af Plantetinget, inviterede vi iværksætteren Michael Haase forbi studiet til en snak om hans nye startup, nemlig Plantjammer. Plantjammer er en applikation der kan tilgåes via browser eller smartphone-app. Appen skal hjælpe folk med at tilberede mere vegetarisk mad. Vi får hele historien om Michaels vej fra et veletableret karrierejob i store prestigefyldte virksomheder, til at kaste sig ud i et start-up, for at gøre en forskel i verden

On Air With Spirit Tag 01.Lee Van Dowski - La Pattata (Material) 02.Pezzner - Brooklyn New York (Justin Martin Remix) (Freerange) 03.Jayc Feat Nathan Thomas - Multiply (Original Dub) (Gfab) 04.Vasutin - Through the Darkness (Original mix) (CD-R) 05.Francis Preve & Wolfgang Gartner - Yang (Original club mix) (Toolroom) 06.Spirit Tag - Touch the sky (club mix) (Melody-Z) 07.Thomas Gold feat. Eddy Cabrera - Losing my religion (Pia Jansson mix) (Nero) 08.Spirit Tag - Endless Galaxy (Original mix) (System) 09.Arno Cost - Cyan (Original mix) (Cr2) 10.Spirit Tag - Unforgettable clouds (Original mix) (CD-R) 11.Ned Shepard & Sultan feat. Benny Blanco - Block party (Original mix) (Fluential) 12.Steve Angello - Isabel (Original mix) (Size) 13.Niels Van Gogh - Dreamer (Dave Ramone instrumental club Mix) (Scream & Shout) 14.Undress - To the beat (Alex Os'kin & Michael Haase remix) (Polydor) 15.DaRobsta & Franky B - Rock da place (Spirit Tag remix) (CD-R) 16.Ee-sma - Speak (Stereo Seven) 17.Leventina - Naked (Original Mix) (Unreleased Digital) 18.Shingo Nakamura - Alice in wonderland (Original mix) (Silk Digital) 19.Swanky Tunes - Hyperspace (Serial) 20.Andrea Bertolini - Rolling (Original club mix) (Stereo Seven Plus)

On Air With Spirit Tag 01.Lee Van Dowski - La Pattata (Material) 02.Pezzner - Brooklyn New York (Justin Martin Remix) (Freerange) 03.Jayc Feat Nathan Thomas - Multiply (Original Dub) (Gfab) 04.Vasutin - Through the Darkness (Original mix) (CD-R) 05.Francis Preve & Wolfgang Gartner - Yang (Original club mix) (Toolroom) 06.Spirit Tag - Touch the sky (club mix) (Melody-Z) 07.Thomas Gold feat. Eddy Cabrera - Losing my religion (Pia Jansson mix) (Nero) 08.Spirit Tag - Endless Galaxy (Original mix) (System) 09.Arno Cost - Cyan (Original mix) (Cr2) 10.Spirit Tag - Unforgettable clouds (Original mix) (CD-R) 11.Ned Shepard & Sultan feat. Benny Blanco - Block party (Original mix) (Fluential) 12.Steve Angello - Isabel (Original mix) (Size) 13.Niels Van Gogh - Dreamer (Dave Ramone instrumental club Mix) (Scream & Shout) 14.Undress - To the beat (Alex Os'kin & Michael Haase remix) (Polydor) 15.DaRobsta & Franky B - Rock da place (Spirit Tag remix) (CD-R) 16.Ee-sma - Speak (Stereo Seven) 17.Leventina - Naked (Original Mix) (Unreleased Digital) 18.Shingo Nakamura - Alice in wonderland (Original mix) (Silk Digital) 19.Swanky Tunes - Hyperspace (Serial) 20.Andrea Bertolini - Rolling (Original club mix) (Stereo Seven Plus)