Podcast appearances and mentions of Ole Kirk Christiansen

In this engaging conversation, Mike Linch and Jordan Raynor explore the concept of 'mere Christians' and the significance of understanding one's role in the royal priesthood. They discuss the importance of connecting faith with work, using the example of Fred Rogers as a model of love and service. The dialogue emphasizes the need for practical examples in faith, the integration of work and ministry, and the responsibility of parents to instill values of service in their children. In this conversation, Jordan Raynor and Mike Linch explore the significance of work from a Christian perspective, emphasizing the importance of cultivating a positive work ethic in children, the legacies of influential figures like Fannie Lou Hamer and Ole Kirk Christiansen, and the transformative journey of C.S. Lewis. They discuss how to find purpose amidst adversity and the necessity of a relationship with Christ in achieving true fulfillment in work.Mike's Biggest Takeaway'sConnectedness is a gift that reflects heaven.Mere Christians are vital to the church's mission.Every occupation is part of the royal priesthood.Stories are more impactful than mere exposition.Fred Rogers exemplified love and service in his work.Combining work and ministry enhances spiritual impact.Life should be focused on service, not leisure.Parents play a crucial role in teaching service.Understanding our work as sacred is essential.Being fully alive attracts others to faith. Cultivating a positive work ethic in children is essential.God's word mentions work more than 800 times.Fannie Lou Hamer exemplified justice without hatred.Ole Kirk Christiansen's resilience led to the creation of Lego.C.S. Lewis's dark past highlights the need for Christ in our lives.Work is a gift from God, meant to be enjoyed.Welcome to the Linch with a Leader Podcast, where you're invited to join the spiritual principles behind big success, with host Mike Linch.Subscribe to the channel so you never miss an episode: Watch: @linchwithaleader Prefer just listening? SUBSCRIBE to the podcast here:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0dJfeLbikJlKlBqAx6mDYW?si=6ffed84956cb4848Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/linch-with-a-leader/id1279929826Find show notes and more information at: www.mikelinch.comFollow for EVERYDAY leadership content and interaction:Follow on X: https://x.com/mikelinch?s=20Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikelinch?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==https://www.instagram.com/mikelinch/?...JOIN Mike for a Sunday at NorthStar Church:www.northstarchurch.org Watch: @nsckennesaw

In this episode, Dave and Ann Wilson explore the lives of five remarkable Christians who changed the world without holding traditional religious titles like pastors or missionaries. Jordan Raynor, the author of "Five Mere Christians," joins the discussion and introduces these figures, starting with Fannie Lou Hamer, whose activism played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement. Rainer reveals that while Hamer's story is well-known among African Americans, many white people are unaware of her contributions, highlighting the racial divide in historical knowledge.Fannie Lou Hamer, a poor Black sharecropper from Mississippi, took the courageous step of attempting to register to vote in 1962, a move that led to her imprisonment and brutal beating by a police officer. Despite the violence she endured, Hamer went on to form the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, which aimed to challenge voter suppression in the South. Hamer's testimony at the 1964 Democratic National Convention, despite being disrupted by President Lyndon B. Johnson's efforts to suppress it, brought national attention to the injustices in Mississippi and helped secure voting rights for African Americans. What stood out in her story was her ability to fight for justice without hating or canceling her enemies, maintaining a Christ-like approach of praying for those who wronged her.The conversation then shifts to how justice and love should intersect in today's world. The hosts explore how modern Christians, in their pursuit of justice, should avoid adopting worldly methods such as cancel culture, which contrasts with Christ's teachings on loving one's enemies and praying for them.Next, the discussion takes a turn to the founder of LEGO, Ole Kirk Christiansen, whose life was marked by incredible perseverance and faith. Christiansen's story of overcoming tragedy—including multiple factory fires and the deaths of his wife and child—illustrates his deep trust in God's plan. His commitment to creating toys during difficult times showed his belief in the power of play and its connection to God's joy in creation. His ability to persevere through extreme hardships and still focus on bringing joy to others is a testament to his Christian faith and work ethic.The episode concludes by discussing how these individuals demonstrate the importance of both trusting in God's sovereignty and hustling to make a difference in the world. Rainer encourages listeners to engage in their work and relationships with a balance of prayer, action, and rest, as exemplified by these extraordinary individuals. Ultimately, the podcast emphasizes that even in the most difficult of circumstances, faith, perseverance, and trust in God can bring transformation. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

In this episode, Dave and Ann Wilson explore the lives of five remarkable Christians who changed the world without holding traditional religious titles like pastors or missionaries. Jordan Raynor, the author of "Five Mere Christians," joins the discussion and introduces these figures, starting with Fannie Lou Hamer, whose activism played a pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement. Rainer reveals that while Hamer's story is well-known among African Americans, many white people are unaware of her contributions, highlighting the racial divide in historical knowledge.Fannie Lou Hamer, a poor Black sharecropper from Mississippi, took the courageous step of attempting to register to vote in 1962, a move that led to her imprisonment and brutal beating by a police officer. Despite the violence she endured, Hamer went on to form the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, which aimed to challenge voter suppression in the South. Hamer's testimony at the 1964 Democratic National Convention, despite being disrupted by President Lyndon B. Johnson's efforts to suppress it, brought national attention to the injustices in Mississippi and helped secure voting rights for African Americans. What stood out in her story was her ability to fight for justice without hating or canceling her enemies, maintaining a Christ-like approach of praying for those who wronged her.The conversation then shifts to how justice and love should intersect in today's world. The hosts explore how modern Christians, in their pursuit of justice, should avoid adopting worldly methods such as cancel culture, which contrasts with Christ's teachings on loving one's enemies and praying for them.Next, the discussion takes a turn to the founder of LEGO, Ole Kirk Christiansen, whose life was marked by incredible perseverance and faith. Christiansen's story of overcoming tragedy—including multiple factory fires and the deaths of his wife and child—illustrates his deep trust in God's plan. His commitment to creating toys during difficult times showed his belief in the power of play and its connection to God's joy in creation. His ability to persevere through extreme hardships and still focus on bringing joy to others is a testament to his Christian faith and work ethic.The episode concludes by discussing how these individuals demonstrate the importance of both trusting in God's sovereignty and hustling to make a difference in the world. Rainer encourages listeners to engage in their work and relationships with a balance of prayer, action, and rest, as exemplified by these extraordinary individuals. Ultimately, the podcast emphasizes that even in the most difficult of circumstances, faith, perseverance, and trust in God can bring transformation. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/84/29

Who cuts a channel for the torrents of rain, and a path for the thunderstorm, to water a land where no one lives, an uninhabited desert (Job 38:25-26)Most people didn't view the Great Depression as the best time to launch a toy company. But that's exactly when LEGO, the most successful toy brand of all time, was born.The company's founder, a devout Christian aptly named Ole Kirk Christiansen, had spent years building a traditional carpentry business. But by the early 1930s, business was slumping while his debts were soaring. So he pivoted to making toys like yo-yos, toy cars, and eventually LEGO bricks.And everyone told him he was out of his mind.“I think you're much too good for that, Christiansen,” one friend said. “Why don't you find something more useful to do!” The world was in crisis after all. People needed food, not toys. But Christiansen disagreed. In his own playful life and the life of the business he created to help others play well, Christiansen demonstrated a deep understanding of this truth: We mere Christians can glorify God by embracing fun, beauty, play, and “useless” work because our heavenly Father does the same.That's what we see in today's passage. God says that he sends “torrents of rain...to water a land where no one lives.” Why would God make it rain in an uninhabited desert? Apparently just for the fun of it!Commenting on this verse, theologian Dr. R. Paul Stevens says that God's playful nature should produce in his people a “freedom from the tyranny of utility.” In other words, godly play—not just productivity—pleases God.I'll be the first to admit that I am glacially slow to learning this. But by God's grace I am coming to see that play is productive for my soul and my goals. As Dr. Stuart Brown says, “In the long run, work does not work without play.”If you, like me, are not used to playing, let me encourage you to adopt this practice I recently found very helpful: Take stock of your play history. Ask yourself what you did as a kid or as an adult that felt like play. Based on my study of the work of Dr. Brown and others, I define play as any activity that has these 5 characteristics:I would say I “get” to do it rather than “have” to do itI lose track of time while I'm doing itI can't wait to do it againI can't stop talking about it with othersI have no deadline to complete the activityOnce you've made a list of things that have historically felt like play, schedule 30-90 minutes this week to engage in one of those activities knowing that you, like LEGO's founder, can glorify God as you do!

Folge 1/4: Die bunten Steine von Lego sind weit mehr als nur ein Klassiker im Kinderzimmer. Sie sind längst ein weltweites Symbol für Kreativität. In unserer neuen Staffel erzählen wir die faszinierende Geschichte hinter dem legendären Spielzeug. Diese Geschichte beginnt in den 1930er-Jahren, als Ole Kirk Christiansen eine kleine Holzspielzeug-Werkstatt in Billund gründet. Trotz Wirtschaftskrise und gegen den Willen seiner Familie. Die ersten Lego-Bausteine aus Plastik erweisen sich nicht als der erhoffte Erfolg. Womöglich, weil sie die Steine eines Konkurrenten kopieren...Folge "Kampf der Unternehmen", um keine Folge zu verpassen.Unsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

The Danish toy brand Lego may be celebrating its 91th anniversary in 2023, but it's showing no signs of slowing down! An average of 31 billion bricks are sold each year around the world, and the company appeals to a wide range of people.  Back in 1932, in the small Danish town of Billund, carpenter Ole Kirk Christiansen decided to expand his business by building small wooden toys. A couple of years later, Christiansen chose the name Lego, as an abbreviation of Leg Godt, which means “to play well” in Danish. It was only after the second world war that Lego started producing its first plastic bricks, when the material became more widely available in Denmark. How did Lego start out? How did Lego stay so strong over the years? What about Lego's environmental footprint? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions! To listen to the last episodes, you can click here: How to make the most out of a rental property? What is CoreCore, the latest aesthetic taking over Tiktok? How can I meditate without meditating? A Bababam Originals podcast, written and produced by Joseph Chance. First Broadcast: 12/3/2023 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Det er godt 92 år siden, at Ole Kirk Christiansen fik ideen til klodsen, som han kaldte Lego. I dag er virksomheden fra Billund verdens ubetinget største legetøjsproducent og samtidig et af verdens stærkeste brands. Hør den fascinerende historie om Lego i Finans Weekend. Og hør, hvordan det næsten gik galt for 20 år siden, og hvorfor legetøjsproducenten i dag formår at tage markedsandele og vokse markant, mens konkurrenterne kæmper. Gæst: Lone Andersen, journalist, Finans. Vært: Mads Ring. Producer: Kasper SøegaardSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

¡Bienvenidos a otro episodio de Chisme Corporativo! Esta semana, exploramos la increíble historia de LEGO, la empresa familiar que no sólo ha conquistado la industria de los juguetes, sino que también ha revolucionado la creatividad y el entretenimiento a nivel mundial. Desde sus humildes inicios hasta convertirse en un ícono global, LEGO ha enfrentado y superado momentos críticos que amenazaron con llevarla a la quiebra.

Leitura bíblica do dia: Tiago 1:2-12 Plano de leitura anual: Salmos 146-147; 1 Coríntios 15:1-28; Já fez seu devocional hoje? Aproveite e marque um amigo para fazer junto com você! Confira: Quase dez peças de Lego são vendidas por ano a cada pessoa no mundo — mais de 75 bilhões de tijolinhos de plástico. Se não fosse pela perseverança do fabricante dinamarquês Ole Kirk Christiansen, não haveria peças para montar. Christiansen trabalhou décadas, antes de criar o Lego, que é sinônimo de “brincar bem”. Sua oficina foi destruída pelo fogo duas vezes. Ele suportou a falência e uma guerra que causou a falta de material. No fim dos anos 40, criou os tijolos plásticos que se interconectam. Quando Christiansen morreu, em 1958, Lego estava a ponto de se tornar uma palavra de uso doméstico. Perseverar nos desafios do trabalho e da vida pode ser difícil. Isso também é verdade em nossa vida espiritual, à medida que nos esforçamos para ser mais semelhantes a Jesus. Os problemas nos atingem, e precisamos da força de Deus para perseverar: “Feliz é aquele que suporta com paciência as provações e tentações” (Tiago 1:12). Às vezes, enfrentamos retrocessos nos relacionamentos, nas finanças ou na saúde. Às vezes, as tentações nos atrasam em nosso objetivo de honrar a Deus com a nossa vida. Mas Deus promete sabedoria para tais momentos (v.5) e pede que confiemos nele enquanto Ele provê o que precisamos (v.6). Encontramos a verdadeira bênção quando permitimos que Ele nos ajude a perseverar em honrá-lo com o nosso testemunho (v.12). Por: Dave Branon Como Deus pode ajudá-lo a viver para Ele?

När Gotdfred Kirk Christiansen och hans son Ole Kirk Christiansen, drog igång vad som tillslut blev företaget Lego och deras byggsatser, hade de nog inte en aning om vad de hade startat. En av de mest framgångsrika leksakslösningar genom tiderna. Byggsatserna Lego, som idag engagerar unga som äldre. Flickor som pojkar. Fungerar som tidsfördriv, pedagogiskt lärande och nödigt samlande. När Peter, Magnus och Andreas var små, stötte de för första gången på denna magiska uppfinning. Minnena sitter fastspikade i skallen och är lätta att återberätta. Drömmarna om kommande inköp från Legos digra lista med tunga titlar att välja på är många och även de avhandlas här. GeekPoddens fantastiska Thiger håller i trådarna och med honom åker gladeligen både Magnus och Andreas när det ska snackas barndomsbyggande, dröm-lego, AI-lego och allt som Lego hittat på under sitt långa liv som företag. Dessutom får vi en rapport från Klossfestivalen där Mr Thiger drog med sin familj. Där träffar vi Lego Masters-tävlande och hiphop-legenden Dogge Doggelito! Ett matigt och nostalgiosande avsnitt utlovas! Lyssna via valfri podcast-app. T.ex Spotify, iTunes eller direkt på www.geekpodden.se  

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It all started in a carpenter's workshop with wooden toys and grew into one of the most iconic and loved children's toys of all time. It's a story of perseverance, fires burning down workshops, and a bit of luck. Join Anna, Leo & Percy as they travel back in time to Denmark and discover the fascinating history of Lego. About Honest History Honest History creates award-winning books, magazines, and this show for young historians across the world. Our mission is to inspire kids to create a positive impact on history themselves. Learn more at honesthistory.co and @honesthistory. Credits This episode was narrated by Nikki Bon and JoAnn Schinderle, written by Heidi Coburn, and produced by Randall Lawrence and Robot Pirate Media. Original theme music was written and recorded by Luke Messimer. More Enjoy this episode? Share with your friends and don't forget to rate and review. See you next time!

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Ein weißes Klötzchen, acht Noppen. Dazu ein rotes Klötzchen, acht Noppen - macht 24 Möglichkeiten. Lego, klar. Ole Kirk Christiansen ist der Erfinder des Spielezug-Klassikers. Geboren wurde der Däne am 7. April 1891. 1947 begann Lego mit der Herstellung von Spielzeug aus Kunststoff.

Redke so igrače, ki imajo toliko ljubiteljev med starimi in med mladimi, kot jih imajo legendarne danske kocke lego. Po vsej verjetnosti si njihov ustanovitelj, danski mizarski mojster Ole Kirk Christiansen, ko je leta 1932 ustanovil podjetje, kjer so izdelovali lesene igrače, tega ni predstavljal niti v najbolj norih sanjah. Ogromno ljubiteljev teh igrač živi tudi v Sloveniji in najbolj strastni izmed njih so že 25. po vrsti pripravili Kockefest, razstavo njihovih lastnih stvaritev, ki v nekaterih primerih vsaj konkurira domiselnosti izvirnih kreacij. Na kockefest je mikrofon Prvega odnesel Jure K. Čokl in ga vklopil med milijoni drobnih kock.

The Danish toy brand Lego may be celebrating its 91th anniversary in 2023, but it's showing no signs of slowing down! An average of 31 billion bricks are sold each year around the world, and the company appeals to a wide range of people.  Back in 1932, in the small Danish town of Billund, carpenter Ole Kirk Christiansen decided to expand his business by building small wooden toys. A couple of years later, Christiansen chose the name Lego, as an abbreviation of Leg Godt, which means “to play well” in Danish. It was only after the second world war that Lego started producing its first plastic bricks, when the material became more widely available in Denmark. How did Lego start out? How did Lego stay so strong over the years? What about Lego's environmental footprint? In under 3 minutes, we answer your questions! To listen to the last episodes, you can click here: How to make the most out of a rental property? What is CoreCore, the latest aesthetic taking over Tiktok? How can I meditate without meditating? A Bababam Originals podcast, written and produced by Joseph Chance. In partnership with upday UK. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Clear the table and sort the bricks, we have LEGO! Enjoy Stuff looks at the history of our favorite building set for years! From the early days when the founding family first measured out the dimensions of the connecting parts to the wide variety of franchised sets we can get at LEGO stores around the world. And we test our knowledge of when their most memorable ideas debuted.    L'eggo my LEGO! It's a history of the famous building blocks on Enjoy Stuff. It's founder, Ole Christiansen, founding the company way back in 1932, probably never predicted how widespread his ideas would become. Come with us in the Wayback machine as we say “Bricks for the memories”   News Indiana Jones Toys have been revealed for the upcoming Dial of Destiny movie Ted Lasso gets a season 3 premiere Looks like TRON 3 may be a go  Singer David Crosby passes little over a week ago  Cobra Kai will end after 6 Seasons Valentine's Day-Inspired Pop-Tarts Bites will return this year Oscar Noms have been announced, Short Round and Data are both nominated for Everything, Everywhere, All At Once!   Check out our TeePublic store for some enjoyable swag and all the latest fashion trends What we're Enjoying Jay has been getting very Retro (Retro-squared?) by revisiting some Bob Hope movies from way back in 1941. Caught in the Draft and Nothing but the Truth were some fun films that remind you about a time gone by and how the past can be entertaining. Shua really committed himself when he decided to binge all of the extended versions of Peter Jackson's six-movie-spanning Tolkien stories. Love ‘em or leave ‘em, it can be fun to immerse yourself in Middle Earth and remember what the message of all the films relay.    Sci-Fi Saturdays/MCU Location Scout The Matrix was a ground-breaking movie in so many ways. This week Jay looks at the story, effects, and influence of Keanu Reeve's classic Alice in Digital-Wonderland story. Check it out on Sci-Fi Saturdays on Retrozap.com. Plus, now that SFS has reached 1999 it's time to remember the hype, politics, and complexity of Star Wars-Episode I, The Phantom Menace, coming this Saturday.    Enjoy Toys! One of the most wide-spread successes of toys has got to be LEGO. But it didn't start out like that. This week we look back to the humble beginnings when Ole Kirk Christiansen took his bankrupt carpentry business and made it into something that would change the industry.   It wasn't an instant success though. There were many hardships, failed ideas, and more factory fires than most people could come back from. Luckily, his son Godtfred (like his father) was a persistent and determined creator. Once he was inspired by a set of building blocks he saw at a convention, they bought a plastic injection molding machine and the rest is history.    Through some very clever innovations with the designs, LEGO began to see some success and spread across the globe. By the 1950s their basic sets were found in many toy boxes across the United States.    The long history of the company lends itself well to our game “Just in the Brick of Time”. Jay will try to identify the decade some of the LEGO milestones took place. You can play along too! Did you play with LEGO? What sets of the building system do you admire? Did you read all of these shownotes? First person that emails me with the subject line, “I'm a LEGO maniac” will get a special mention on the show.  Let us know. Come talk to us in the Discord channel or send us an email to EnjoyStuff@RetroZap.com

Every year more than 75 billion Lego pieces are sold. That's a LOT of Lego. But who came up with the idea in the first place? Ole Kirk Christiansen was the originator. He wanted to create something creative for kids. It wasn't easy. During his life his shop burned down—twice!  He eventually came up with … Continue reading Is anything too hard for the LORD?

Während der Wirtschaftskrise 1932 muss Ole Kirk Christiansen seine Tischlerei schließen, um seine Familie trotzdem ernähren zu können, beginnt er mit der Produktion von hochwertigem Holzspielzeug. Damit beginnt die Geschichte von Lego, denn einige Jahre darauf kauft Christiansen eine Kunststoff-Spritzgußmaschine. 1949 werden dann die ersten primitiven Kunststoffsteine unter dem Namen Automatic Binding Bricks vermarktet - der Vorläufer des heutigen Lego Steins. Mit folgendem Zitat von Godtfred Christiansen beginnt dann ab 1955 bei Lego ein neues Verständnis für die eigenen Produkte: "Unsere Idee ist es, ein Spielzeug zu schaffen, welches das Kind auf das Leben vorbereitet, indem es seine Vorstellungskraft anspricht und den kreativen Drang und die Freude am Schaffen entwickelt, die die treibende Kraft in jedem Menschen ist." 1955 wird dann das erste dieser Lego Systemspielzeuge auf den Markt gebracht. Es handelt sich um eine Stadt mit verschiedenen Vorschlägen für Gebäude und Straßen sowie Fahrzeugen, auch mit dem Hintergrund, Kindern in den Straßenverkehr und die dazugehörigen Regeln einzuführen. Doch es gibt ein Problem, denn wenn die Kinder das Spielzeug anheben, dann fallen die Bauwerke auseinander. Nach einigen Änderungen ist es dann so weit und am 28. Januar 1958 reicht die Lego Gruppe eine Patentanmeldung für "ein Spielzeugbauelement" ein - der Lego Stein, wie wir ihn heute kennen, ist geboren. Heute ist Lego der größte Spielzeughersteller der Welt, doch der zunehmende Wunsch nach nachhaltigen Produkten führt dazu, dass bei Lego ein Umdenken stattfindet und man sich auf die Sucher nach einer Alternative zu ABS gemacht hat. Diese Aufgabe ist die aktuell größte Herausforderung für das Unternehmen und damit die Zukunft Legos. Die ganze Geschichte hörst du in der Podcastfolge. Spannende Ideen für Unternehmen, dessen Geschichte ich unter die Lupe nehmen soll? Dann senden Sie mir gerne einen Vorschlag genauso wie Feedback oder Fragen an: UnternehmendieserWelt@eclipso.de

Approximately ten Lego pieces are sold for every person on earth each year—more than seventy-five billion of the little plastic bricks. But if it wasn’t for the perseverance of Danish toymaker Ole Kirk Christiansen, there wouldn't be any Legos to snap together. Christiansen toiled away in Billund, Denmark, for decades before creating leg godt, which means “play well.” His workshop was destroyed by fire twice. He endured bankruptcy and a world war that caused a shortage of materials. Finally, in the late 1940s, he landed on the idea for self-locking plastic bricks. By the time Ole Kirk died in 1955, Legos was on the verge of becoming a household word. Persevering in the challenges of work and life can be difficult. That’s also true in our spiritual life as we strive to grow to be more like Jesus. Trouble hits us, and we need God’s strength to persevere. The apostle James wrote: “Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial” (1:12). Sometimes the trials we face are setbacks in relationships or finances or health. Sometimes they’re temptations that slow us down in our goal of honoring God with our lives. But God promises wisdom for such times (v. 5), and He asks us to trust Him as He provides what we need (v. 6). Through it all, when we allow Him to help us persevere in honoring Him with our lives, we find true blessing (v. 12).

Niels Lunde fortæller om dansk erhvervslivs dygtigste ledere i en lille sommerserie. Hvad var det at de var så gode til som ledere? Og kan vi lære noget af dem? I dag om den arbejdsløse tømrer Ole Kirk Christiansen der skabte en lille legetøjsvirksomhed i Billund for 90 år siden. Hvad var det for et værdisæt han gjorde det ud fra?

Discover the intriguing history of LEGO, the world's most wholesome toy. Founded by Ole Kirk Christiansen in Denmark in the 1930s, LEGO faced numerous setbacks and tragedies on its journey to becoming a global, multi-billion-dollar company. Join us as we explore the evolution of this beloved brand, from its humble origins to its status as a maker of iconic and sometimes rare collectibles. #LEGO #toys #history #OleKirkChristiansen #Danishtoys #LEGOcollectibles #toyevolution #globaltoycompanies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this day in 1968, the first theme park dedicated to LEGO bricks opened in the company's hometown of Billund, Denmark. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Évidemment le roi de la briquette est le numéro un mondial du jeu de construction pour les petits et les grands. D'ailleurs, Lego, ça vient du Danois "Leg Godt " qui veut dire "on joue", mot d'ordre lancé en 1932 par son créateur Ole Kirk Christiansen. Dans "Ah Ouais ?", Florian Gazan répond en une minute chrono à toutes les questions essentielles, existentielles, parfois complètement absurdes, qui vous traversent la tête.

Évidemment le roi de la briquette est le numéro un mondial du jeu de construction pour les petits et les grands. D'ailleurs, Lego, ça vient du Danois "Leg Godt " qui veut dire "on joue", mot d'ordre lancé en 1932 par son créateur Ole Kirk Christiansen. Dans "Ah Ouais ?", Florian Gazan répond en une minute chrono à toutes les questions essentielles, existentielles, parfois complètement absurdes, qui vous traversent la tête. Un podcast RTL Originals.

Saya membahas kisah inspiratif dari LEGO. Mayoritas orang mungkin boleh dibilang pernah melihat LEGO, namun di balik sebuah nama perusahaan mainan yang mendunia ada keluarga tukang kayu sederhana yang punya mimpi besar.

Le podcast "Il était une fois l'entrepreneur" est l'ex podcast "l'apprenti", le podcast des histoires d'entrepreneurs. L'entreprise Lego s'est construite dans la difficulté et dans le feu. C'est cette histoire incroyable que je vous raconte aujourd'hui de 1916 jusqu'à 1958, des jouets en bois créés par Ole Kirk Christiansen à la brique de Lego inventée par Godtfred Kirk Christiansen. Le menuisier Ole Kirk Christiansen a dû se mettre aux jouets en bois pendant la grande récession. Puis à chaque fois qu'il s'est développé, il a dû affronter le feu. À la fin de la guerre, il s'est lancé dans les jouets en plastique avant que son fils, Godtfred Kirk Christiansen, ne crée le 1er système de Lego largement inspiré d'un jouet anglais, Kiddicraft. Inspire Média, le média des histoires d'entreprises et d'entrepreneurs. Les sources audio de l'épisode: https://youtu.be/jZ18owSJ9Sg https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/l-comme-lego/id1479198522?i=1000448806303&l=en

Ein weißes Klötzchen, acht Noppen. Dazu ein rotes Klötzchen, acht Noppen - macht 24 Möglichkeiten. Lego, klar. Ole Kirk Christiansen ist der Erfinder des Spielzeug-Klassikers. Geboren wurde der Däne am 7. April 1891.

Lego is the most loved toy, amongst all the horizons. From young children to grown-ups, all use legos are an escape to reality. The building of blocks, and encasing one block into the other, is oddly satisfying. It is fascinating to see how small blocks, when bought together, can form a tight chain of figures. Legos were first introduced on 10th August 1932. The Lego Group began in the carpentry workshop of Ole Kirk Christiansen, the founder, in Billund, Denmark. In 1916, Kristiansen procured a woodworking shop in Billund, which had been in business since 1895. The shop majorly dealt with the construction houses and furniture. They also had a small staff of apprentices on board with them. With the greatest unfortunates, the Lego factory burnt down in the 1950s. However, that did not stop the determination of the founder. The entire team rebuilt the foundation of the company, step by step. After almost 2 decades, Lego is one of the biggest and most famous companies in the multinational market. Lego has shown scientific shreds of evidence of being extremely beneficial for the cognitive development of young children. According to a survey conducted by Harvard University ( branch of human development) , it was shown that parents often think that toys have a bad influence on children. They believe toys can be addictive and take up a huge portion of time from the child's everyday life, which could otherwise be utilized for academics. However, this was proven faulty.

En esta novena llamada del podcast de Data Stand-Up Luisma conversa con Francesc Joan Riera, Applied Machine Learning Engineer, Data Engineering en LEGO Group, que nos habla de su trayectoria en el mundo del dato y su experiencia en Dinamarca trabajado en LEGO, una marca muy representativa dentro del sector de los juguetes y el entretenimiento.LEGO, es una empresa danesa de juguetes. Su producto más conocido son los bloques de construcción pero también cuenta con series propias (Bionicle, Ninjago); una línea de productos preescolares (Lego Duplo) y una línea de juguetes de robótica (Lego Mindstorms) entre otros activos. Además presta su marca a la cadena de parques temáticos Legoland.Fue fundada en 1932 por Ole Kirk Christiansen, un carpintero natural de Billund, y desde entonces ha estado controlada por su familia. Si bien se dedicó al principio a fabricar artículos de madera, desde 1949 está especializada en los juguetes de construcción fabricados con plástico. La empresa mantiene su sede social en Billund, cuenta 7800 empleados y está presente en más de 130 países.Francesc estudió Ingeniería Electrónica Industrial y automática en la Escuela Politécnica de Gijón dentro de la Universidad de Oviedo y se introdujo en el mundo del dato gracias a la pasión que le trasladó uno de sus profesores que le dirigió el trabajo fin de carrera. También ha cursado un master en la Aalborg University Dinamarca en la especialidad de Visión, Gráficos y Sistemas interactivos. Después de cursar estos estudios empezó a trabajar en Dinamarca, primero en Therma Group y después ya en LEGO.Interesante la aportación de un profesional más junior de los que hemos entrevistado hasta ahora pero con experiencia y conocimientos avanzados en el ámbito de la Inteligencia Artificial y el Machine Learning.

Être résilient à travers les crises et les générations : le graal de tout entrepreneur.  Certaines entreprises tente de résister, crise après crise, d'autres échouent et font faillite, et quelques élus profitent des opportunités émergentes pour s'adapter, pivoter et créer de la valeur.  L'histoire de Ole Kirk Christiansen (menuisier et créateur de LEGO) & de son fils Gottfried (Directeur général après 1958) montrent a quel point l'ADN transmis via l'entreprenariat familial se révèle un facteur-clé de succès pour la résilience de son entreprise. Quelles crises internes et externes ont-ils du gérer ? Quelles furent leurs décisions ? Comment ont-ils écouté le marché et ont su faire évoluer leurs produits ? Choisir c'est savoir renoncer : c'est que vous allez découvrir dans l'histoire de cette marque mondialement célèbre et qui de nos jours est toujours détenue et dirigée par la famille Christiansen

Topic: Lego Tutorial   This week, we look at the tiniest building material ever, and the rather huge empire it’s spawned as a result.  Both myself and mom have fond memories of this toy, and so what better discussion than Legos!   History of Legos History starts in 1916, when Ole Kirk Christiansen purchased a woodworking shop that had been in business for 30 years prior, primarily building furniture and aiding building houses.  By the time of the Great Depression, he was working smaller projects, but in working on those projects, he was inspired to create toys.  Christiansen held an internal contest to name his company, and Lego was chosen.   Lego, a contraction of Leg Godt, or ‘Play well’ in Danish.  It was later learned that in Latin, it’s loose translated to ‘I assemble’ or ‘I put together’.   After World War 2, with Plastics becoming available in Denmark, Christiansen purchased a plastic injecting molding machine, and set about creating toys with it.  While the idea of an ‘interlocking building cube’ wasn’t a new concept, Christiansen improved it by making it hollow and locking.  They weren’t initially well received, as many preferred wooden or metal toys, and those that did sell well were not well received because the locking mechanical element wasn’t ideal.  Christiansen later added cylinders inside the hollow space to increase the friction with the studs on top, creating the modern 2x4 Lego Brick.  Christiansen would die that 1958, but his son, Godtfert, took over the company in his stride.   Years earlier, Godtfert had developed the idea of a toy that was based off a system rather than a standalone toy.  This meant that any prior or new toys would continue to work with one another.  Seeking to gain market share in the US during the early 60s, they partnered with Samsonite to produce and sell Legos in the US.    1966 saw one of the most popular toy sets come out, the Lego Train, which included tracks and a 4.5v motor for the train.  By 1969, Duplo were introduced for a much younger children. ‘Duplus’ in Latin meaning double, as it was double the size of a normal Lego brick.    By the 1970s, Lego expanded drastically until the early 90s.  Human figures were added, followed by the standard Mini-figure we know today.  The ‘Expert Builder’ series, later known as ‘Technic’ was added as well, featuring gears, differentials, cogs, levers, axles, etc, which allowed for more realistic models, and aimed toward an older audience.  Various themed sets were also begin to be introduced as well, including Space, Medieval Castle, Pirate, along with their Town Series.   However, by 1992, profits began to decline.  A change in designers in the mid 90s saw the retirement of many senior Lego Designers and new talent brought in, but this new talent didn’t under toy design, and even less about Lego.  This led to longer development time for sets, and less challenging sets to put together, something that fans were disappointed in.  1999 was also the first time Legos sets themed around licensed properties were being seen; but they too were a double edged sword, as the sets were more expensive due to the licensing agreements, and once the franchises died down, the sets were forgotten as well.    Lego rationalized that they continued to operate the company as though it were growing, rather than looking toward trends in the market, such as: declining child birth in the west, less play time for kids, and not sufficiently interesting toys.  By 2004, the company was almost in bankruptcy.   Lego refocused their efforts on their core brands and began looking for ways to expand their brands.  One way was to venture in to video games, where Lego in North America saw licensed Legos as a big seller over other markets.  They also began moving their production to other countries to minimize the cost of production.    2014 saw the release of the Lego Movie, which was a huge success, receiving unanimous praise for it’s quality and storytelling.  2017 saw a spinoff in Lego Batman Movie, which was also well received as a parody of Batman itself.  2019 also saw the sequel to the Lego Movie, but it was not as well received.   2019 was also the year that Lego purchased the Bricklink, a website devoted to Lego Fans.  Bricklink offers an amazingly detailed parts list of ever known brick created by Lego, along with all the various sets ever created by Lego, internet forums, and a hub for e-commerce as it sells individual bricks.  A person can design or purchase plans for a set, and order the individual parts from Bricklink and make it themselves.      What Are Legos? Legos as we commonly know them, are plastic, interlocking bricks and pieces that are designed to be connected with one another.  Typically, one buys a package that contains enough bricks to build something out of it, which could be anything from a vehicle, dwelling, creature, or even a setting.  These packages are often called Sets.  Each Set comes with a set of instructions and all the pieces, including a few extras, intended to make the thing displayed in the packaging.    The pieces can be used by themselves to make other creations as well, and are often suggested for alternative creations to make from the instructions or packaging.  The real beauty is that Lego pieces from one set can be combined with any other Lego Set ever created, so the possibilities to make things are relatively endless.  Lego sets from the 70s and 80s will still work with sets from the modern sets.    Most Lego Pieces come in a variety of colors and shapes, with the standard, most well known, piece being the standard 2x4 brick.  Further square bricks include 2x2, 2x1, 1x1, 4x1, and many more.  Some sets include specialty pieces that are only available with that set or its theme.  There have been various themes over the years, from Medieval and Pirates, to space and underwater exploration, along with traditional towns and city construction.  These sets also include the classis Mini-figure, a type of yellow skinned figure meant to represent people in the toys.  Early versions only include a simple smiling face, but as sets have gotten more complex over the years, the mini-figures have gone on to reflect and represent various people as well.   In 1977, saw introduction of the Technic Series of Lego, then known as Expert Builder.  These pieces were less brick like and featured rods and tube shaped connectors, along with various gears and other mechanical parts intended to build more advanced items.  These often build more advanced models that featured more complex technical functions intended for an older Audience.  On the flip side were Duplo, a pre-school aged version of Legos that was meant to bridge the gap for younger children.  Both Duplo and Technic Legos can be used with original Legos.   Using the knowledge of Legos and their endless possibilities, one can create just about anything out of Legos, and many have.  Some use traditional bricks to make pixilated sculptures and/or art of people, places, or things.  Some use the Legos to recreate various vehicle and items, especially from Tv, Film, Video Games, Comics, and Books.  Some use Lego sets to recreate whole scenes or locations, such as a lego set meant to recreate an amusement park.     Themed Sets Legos primarily took off during the early 60s as part of a system of toys, meant to include various toys together in to a play set.  Since this development, various themed lego sets have been released over the years, with different generic themes being introduced.  By 1999, sets based off licensed properties were also introduced to Lego’s catalog of sets.   Traditional Lego Theme Sets: Town – Modern Suburban Life Castle – Medieval Castles, Knights, Dragons Space – Featuring space exploration and bases Technic – Expert/Older mechanic sets Train – Focused on train sets Pirates – ARRRRR, Pirates… Aquazone – Underwater Exploration Mindstorm – Technic + Robotics Ninja – Ninjas…. Architecture – Building real life buildings / landmarks Duplo – For Children under 5.   Licensed Theme Sets: Star Wars Harry Potter Toy Story Marvel DC MineCraft Disney Princess Jurassic World Batman Spiderman Overwatch Frozen Super Mario Stranger Things Mickey Mouse Thomas the Train     LegoLand Built originally in 1968 near the Lego Factory in Billund, Denmark, the original Legoland was intended to be a park that visitors could visit to see new and upcoming Lego products.  The original genesis of the idea was due in part to the Lego Factory getting nearly 20k visitors a day, each wanting to see the new sets that would be coming out soon.  The park was intended to celebrate Lego’s toy history, but also showcase Lego’s various sets and creations, including human size sets and creatures.  The park was an instant success, and over the years, has expanded and added rides and water parks to the original park, but also opened other theme parks around the world, including the US, England, Malaysia, Dubai, and Japan.     Spin Off Media/Games Lego is not just a simple company anymore, and has branched off in a number of directions.      Lego Video Games Lego games have been available since the mid 90s, with a number of games taking advantage of the building aspect available to computers, and creating various stand alone games.  Many games were released for the Game Boy and other Nintendo handhelds, along with some titles for major consoles.   What changed Lego games was Lego Star Wars, which instead of building stuff, you were actually playing through the Star Wars stories as Lego Versions of the characters and world.  It was unique in that it tended to joke around with the Lego nature of the world, with you collecting Lego bits to eventually build bridges or remove obstacles in your way.  Other games were eventually released in a similar format, all based off licensed properties, including Batman, Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings, Marvel, and more.      Movies In the 2000s, Lego released various Bionicle movies, based off the same toy franchise, but ramped up development in the 2010s, when Warner Animation Group was created.  Warner Animation Group was taking up the mantle of Warner Bros previous 2d Feature Film division, with their first movie being the Lego Movie.  Much like the Lego Video Games, Warner Animation Group uses the Lego worlds themselves as stand alone worlds where the people know they are legos, but exist within it.    The Lego movie tells the story of one Mini-figure that is intended to be the chosen one to save all Lego people from being divided and segregated from other sets.  The Movie was a major success and spawned other Lego movies, including Lego batman, which also received wide spread acclaim.            Spin Off Brands   Ker-o Close in quality to Lego, with outstanding sets like Transformers and Star Trek   Mega Contrux More closely focuses on Licensed Sets, like Pokemon, Call-of-Duty and Halo   Mega Blocks More similar to Duplo, but intended for Preschool age children.   K’Nex Rather than Lego-ish bricks, it’s more closer related to Erector Sets perhaps, using various rods, connectors, gears, wheels and other components to build various models.     Homework The Lego Movie LEGO Creator 3in1 Deep Sea Creatures 31088      

In this episode, the guys chat about when everything wasn't awesome at Lego, and how they were able to drive an amazing turnaround by reducing marketing adjacencies. Chad talks about the genius of the Lego Movie and Nico talks about why less is often more. When you think about legacy brands, brands everyone loves, there are huge brands like Coca-cola or Nike that everyone knows about, but not everyone loves. And then there are brands that are universally loved, that it seems no-one could ever dislike. And then there are brands that are beneficial, that educate or improve. Being one brand that does it all, is liked by everyone, and provides an actual benefit, well that's the holy grail. That's what we call a mega-brand. And one of those brands, is LEGO. The Lego group is a Danish company that was founded in 1932 by (and is still owned by) the Kirk Kristiansen family. Today it seems like Lego has always been an unassailable brand - one of those brands that almost doesn't even need to advertise, they just do what they do perfectly, and everyone reveres them. But a lot of people don't know that Lego hasn't always been what it is today. And even as recently as 2004, not even 20 years ago, the Lego company was in trouble. The Beginning: The Lego Group started humbly in the workshop of a Danish carpenter named Ole Kirk Christiansen (who lived from 1891 to 1958). Christiansen started building wooden toys in Billund, Denmark in 1932, and in 1934 he named his company Lego - which comes from the Danish phrase “leg godt” which means “play well.” In 1947 Lego started making plastic toys, including (in 1949) a plastic building block that they originally called “Automatic Binding Bricks” The motto of the company was “only the best is good enough.”  (in Danish: de bedste er ikke for godt). Chirstiansen believed that quality was paramount, and he held his employees to a high standard. Sentiment against plastic toys was hard to overcome in Denmark. But the Lego company's attention to quality won people over. By 1951 plastic toys made up half the company's production. And in January of 1958 the Lego patented their design, and the modern Lego brick was born. The Growth Of The Modern Lego Company From the time it was founded in 1932 and for 66 years the Lego group had never posted a loss. But in the mid 1990s things started to shift. For a blast from the past, have a look at this 90's Legos ad.  Competition had intensified and Lego had to cut prices to remain competitive. The market got tougher, and consumer tastes seemed to be moving away from Lego to other, flashier toys, games, and gadgets. Consultants advised them to diversify. Some said they needed to pay attention to their competitor Mattel - who had products from Barbie to Matchbox cars, a lineup with breadth. Lego attempted to diversify its products to keep up, but the shift away from the original block seemed to hurt more than help. Rather than lean into their historical equity - Lego had hired designers out of top colleges who didn't care about the brand. But in 1998 the company faced its first deficit. In 1999 Lego cut a thousand jobs By 2003 their sales had fallen 26 percent, and pre-tax earnings fell by over 1.4 Billion Danish Crowns (200 million US dollars). An internal report at the time stated that Lego hadn't added anything of value to its portfolio in over a decade. Year over year sales were down 30%, and the company was $800m in debt. Lego was facing the most serious financial crisis in its history. The Turning Point So, as companies often do in a time of crisis - they looked to the leadership. In 2004, Lego hired former McKinsey consultant Jorgen Vig Knudstorp as CEO, and embarked on a company wide restructuring plan. The goal at the time sounds very basic. It was “to become a financially well-founded, value creating business.” That may sound obvious. But it's not obvious if that's not what the company has been doing.

Host: Gareth Davies.Produced by The Sound Boutique.Gareth chats with Jesper Hauerslev, senior product lead at LEGO, about working at every 7-year-old's dream company.Some fun facts about lego (courtesy of National Geographic Kids):1. LEGO’s founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen, created the name “LEGO” from taking the first two letters of the Danish words LEG GODT, meaning “play well“.2. If you put the 340 million Minifigures produced last year next to each other in a line, it would stretch a whopping 7,900 km – that’s almost the distance from London, UK to Beijing, China!3. At LEGO attractions, such as LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Manchester, people are hired as “Master Model Builders“. Cool job!LinksJesper's website: https://bit.ly/2ZUL7VL Jesper's Instagram: https://bit.ly/3jA0Hy6 Jesper's Twitter: https://bit.ly/2D74F0b Creative Cuppa Homepage: https://bit.ly/32iKRBwStarting a podcast? See what The Sound Boutique can do for you: https://bit.ly/2Zl3q6s Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/creativecuppa)

Learn about the history of Ole Kirk Christiansen and the invention of Lego by he and his sons.

Hilary Fisher Page and Ole Kirk Christiansen both invented plastic building blocks for kids at the same time, on two different continents. Who was first and was the competition game fair? Tune in to find out. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daniel-andersson9/message

The name Ole Kirk Christiansen may not mean anything to you but he is very well known for something that he invented! I'm sure that you'll have heard of it, and very likely used it, at some point in your life! This Podcast tells his story. Enjoy! Bye for now, Jim Web - www.eyeseecopenhagen.com Instagram - eyeseecopenhagen Twitter - JimLind12 Music - www.emmyrich.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eyeseecopenhagen/message

https://www.vatersohnpodcast.de Was heisst Lego eigentlich - Lego ist ein dänisches Unternehmen. Lego ist der grösste Spielzeughersteller der Welt, der durch die mittlerweile als Spielzeugklassiker geltenden Legosteine bekannt wurde. - Das Wort Lego leitet sich von dänisch leg godt („spiel gut“) ab. Wer hat Lego erfunden? - Ole Kirk Christiansen war ein dänischer Kunsttischler und Spielzeugmacher. Er gründete mit seinem Sohn Godtfred die Firma Lego. Er war der Erfinder der Lego-Steine. - Er begann 1932 mit Holzbauklötzen. - 1949 fertigte er die ersten Legosteine aus Kunststoff. - Sein Sohn reichte am 28. Juli 1958 seinen Entwurf des neuen Legosteins ein. Dieses Datum gilt als Geburtstag der Legosteine. Was ist das größte Lego Set - Der Lego Star Wars Rasende Falke - Kosten 799 Euro - Besteht aus 7541 Steinen Woraus Legosteine bestehen - Seit 1963 werden Legosteine aus dem Kunststoff Acrylnitril-Butadien-Styrol-Copolymerisat (ABS) hergestellt. - Transparente Bauelemente bestehen aus Makrolon, einem Polycarbonat, Achsen aus Polyamid. Wie viele Lego sets es gibt - Es gibt ca. 14.700 verschiedene Lego Sets Lego Themen - Lego System - Stadt - Burg - Piraten - Duplo - 2:1 vergrössert - Für Kinder ab 1,5 bis 5 Hare - Lego Technik - Für ältere Kinder - Lego Mindstorms - Mit Computertechnik - Eingestellte Serien - Primo (für Babies - Quatro

¡FELIZ DÍA COLOMBIA!  El 7 de agosto se celebra una de las fiestas más importantes de Colombia y es que ese mismo día en 1819 tuvo lugar la batalla de Boyacá, considerada por algunos historiadores como parte de los orígenes del estado colombiano. Es por eso que Colombia tiene fiesta de Bicentenario.  EL TIEMPO PLAN ECONÓMICO PARA VENEZUELA. El secretario de Comercio de EEUU, Wilbur Ross, presentó este martes en la Conferencia Internacional por la Democracia en Venezuela el plan económico para aplicar en ante una eventual salida de Nicolás Maduro. La exposición fue ante delegados de más de 50 países reunidos en Lima, la mayoría de los cuales reconocen a Juan Guaidó como presidente interino de Venezuela. Tras aclarar que se trata de recomendaciones que, eventualmente, quedarían bajo evaluación del siguiente gobierno, detalló que trabajaría con países socios y organizaciones como el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID) y "ejecutivos del sector privado". 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El caso, además, está siendo investigado por la Fiscalía, que citó a declarar a Benigno López hoy miércoles.  UHORA BICICLETA A MOTOR. Investigadores chinos adaptaron una bicicleta a motor con funciones que la vuelven un medio de transporte autónomo y con cierta capacidad de aprendizaje. No es la primera bicicleta sin conductor de la que tenemos noticias, pero esta está equipada con un chip de inteligencia artificial que la convierte en lo más cercano a un vehículo que piensa por sí mismo, pues navega con la ayuda de un microprocesador neuromórfico. Hay quienes piensan que sería útil para la entrega de correspondencia y ventas en línea; los responsables del invento aseguran que representa una nueva frontera para los dispositivos informáticos. Los investigadores también proporcionaron un video en el que se muestran estas habilidades en una bicicleta motorizada. YOUTUBE LA SIRENITA. The Little Mermaid Live: The Little Mermaid está llegando a la pequeña pantalla. La versión televisada será reimaginada para una audiencia de estudio en vivo. Se emitirá por ABC en noviembre. Auli'i Cravalho interpretará a Ariel, Queen Latifah interpretará a Úrsula y Shaggy interpretará a Sebastian. La versión de concierto en vivo en noviembre es diferente de la película de acción en vivo en la que Disney también está trabajando. NACIONREX INSPIRADOS EN LA CASA DE PAPEL. Un asalto millonario ha ocurrido, esta vez en la Ciudad de México, y nuevamente implica una acción premeditada que representa un gran golpe: cientos de centenarios han sido robados de la Casa de Moneda de México y el hurto ronda los 50 millones de pesos. La acción recordó a muchos la trama de La Casa de Papel, ficción producida por Netflix. Hace apenas unos días dábamos cuenta de un asalto a gran escala perpetrado en el Aeropuerto Internacional de São Paulo-Guarulhos, en donde un grupo armado se disfrazó para extraer más de 700 kilos de oro de manera pacífica. EL PERIODICO   FALLECIÓ TONI MORRISON. La escritora estadounidense, Toni Morrison, ganadora del Premio Nobel de Literatura en 1993, falleció el lunes por la noche en el Centro Médico Montefiore en Nueva York. Tenía 88 años. Morrison, la primera mujer afroamericana en recibir el máximo galardón literario, escribió a lo largo de su carrera de seis décadas, 11 novelas, cinco libros para niños, dos obras de teatro, un ciclo de canciones y una ópera. EL NUEVO HERALD | EL PERIODICO   ESPN SE ADUEÑA DE LA PREMIER. Desde hace ya algunos años, los televidentes latinoamericanos tenían que dividirse en dos para poder ver la Premier League. Y es que DirecTV poseía la mayor cantidad de partidos y la cadena ESPN solo algunos. No obstante, para la temporada 2019-20 que empieza este viernes con el Liverpool vs. Norwich City, solo una cadena tendrá la exclusiva. Sucede que este martes, ESPN emitió un comunicado en el que afirma que adquirió los derechos de la Premier League en exclusiva para los próximos tres años. La noticia la dio a través de su página web oficial y redes sociales ESPN PRESS ROOM  LEGO FRIENDS. A pesar de haber finalizado hace ya más de 15 años, Friends sigue siendo una de las series más queridas y vistas por los millones de fanáticos que supo acumular desde aquel 22 de septiembre de 1994 en el que debutó en la pantalla de la NBC. Ahora, a poco más de un mes de los 25 años de su estreno, la sitcom creada por David Crane y Marta Kauffman se asoció con LEGO para la creación de un set oficial. La empresa fundada por Ole Kirk Christiansen no dio muchos detalles sobre el lanzamiento, aunque sí confirmó que el set estará disponible “muy pronto" LEGO POST MALONE ANUNCIA CIRCLES. El rapero Post Malone, compartió el día de hoy un pequeño teaser de 30 segundos de lo que posiblemente será su próximo sencillo titulado Circles, donde se pueden escuchar influencias mucho más pop, alejándose un poco del rap. YOUTUBE

SÓ O MELHOR É BOM O SUFICIENTE. 1% de Ole Kirk Christiansen, que foi um inventor dinamarquês, criador do sistema LEGO, um brinquedo cujo conceito se baseia em partes que se encaixam permitindo inúmeras combinações. IG: @fernaobattistoni facebook.com/fernaobattistoni

In this episode, we talk at length about the concept of our worth as humans and the very real, tangible and lasting effects of our thoughts, words and actions.  We also talk about the struggles and turns of events that led to Ole Kirk Christiansen starting The Lego Group in 1932.  This is one of several examples used of the so-called "butterfly effect" of the seemingly small things in this world including our actions and the profound impact they can have - for better or worse!  Listen with an open mind and get to know yourself to maximize that impact in our world!

Ein weißes Klötzchen, acht Noppen. Dazu ein rotes Klötzchen, acht Noppen - macht 24 Möglichkeiten. Lego, klar. Ole Kirk Christiansen ist der Erfinder des Spielzeug-Klassikers. Geboren wurde der Däne am 7. April 1891. Autorin: Carola Zinner