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Warum reagiere ich immer so heftig, obwohl der Auslöser im Außen oft gar nicht so groß ist? In diesem Beitrag nehme ich dich mit in eine persönliche Erfahrung, bei der ein paar Bohrlöcher in der Wand in mir einen riesigen Stress ausgelöst haben. Du erfährst, warum solche Überreaktionen meist nicht mit dem Moment selbst zu tun haben, sondern mit alten Erfahrungen, die in deinem Körper gespeichert sind. Und du bekommst eine klare Sicht darauf, wie du in solchen Momenten wieder mehr Verantwortung, Ruhe und Verbindung herstellen kannst.Wenn du lernen willst, anders zu reagieren, dann KLICKE HIER Warum reagiere ich immer so heftig? Ich hatte den Bohrer in der Hand, stand vor einer Wand bei uns zu Hause und wollte eigentlich nur ein paar Löcher bohren. Nichts Weltbewegendes. Ein Klettergerüst sollte montiert werden. Ich hatte mich vorbereitet, mich eingelesen, das richtige Werkzeug besorgt, mir wirklich Gedanken gemacht. Ich dachte, ich bin auf der sicheren Seite. Dann höre ich es. Es rieselt auf der anderen Seite der Wand. Ich gehe um die Ecke, sehe handflächengroße Stücke Putz am Boden liegen und in mir geht alles hoch. Wirklich alles. Puls schießt hoch, Stresslevel explodiert, ich schreie nach Katharina, hole meinen Sohn, rufe um Hilfe, bin komplett out of order und habe innerlich das Gefühl: Ich habe alles kaputt gemacht. Wenn du mich in dem Moment von außen gesehen hättest, dann hättest du wahrscheinlich gedacht: Was ist denn jetzt los? Es geht doch nur um ein paar Löcher in der Wand. Weiterlesen

What happened at the party congress and why does it matter?It may have flown under the radar for some, but in the latest episode of The Diplomat's Asia Geopolitics podcast Ankit Panda (@nktpnd) and Katie Putz (@LadyPutz) dive deep into North Korea's 9th Party Congress, its internal and external implications, and the country's geopolitical strategies under Kim Jong Un's leadership. Plus, Ankit outlines what weapons North Korea is looking for focus on You can subscribe to The Diplomat's Asia Geopolitics podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify; and watch the episode on YouTube.If you like the podcast and have suggestions for content, please leave a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Ideas or questions? You can contact the hosts Panda and Putz.

Rodrigo Marçal é bacharel em Engenharia de Produção (FUMEC),mestrando na linha de pesquisa de Poéticas Tecnológicas (UFMG/ EBA) e formado em Teatro no centro de formação artística da Fundação Clóvis Salgado - Palácio das Artes de Belo Horizonte, Brasil.Ganhou os prêmios de melhor Iluminador Teatro Infantil do FETO - BH 2006 (“Putz, a menina que buscava o sol”) e o Usiminas SINPARC/MG de melhor iluminação em Dança de 2009 (“Dolores”– Mimulus Cia de Dança), 2010 (“Por um Fio” – Mimulus Cia de Dança), o COPASA/SINPARC de melhor iluminação Teatro Adulto 2013 (“Em louvor à vergonha – Diego Bagagal) e o Prêmio Cenym de melhoriluminação 2020("Órfãs de Dinheiro"- Inês Peixoto com direção de Eduardo Moreira). Além das indicações ao USIMINAS/SINPARC de melhor iluminação em Dança 2012 (“Entre” - Mimulus Cia de Dança) e o COPASA/SINPARC de melhor iluminação Teatro Adulto 2016 (“Ignorância” – Quatroloscinco Teatro do Comum).Atualmente é coordenador técnico do Grupo Galpão de Belo Horizonte/MG (desde 2013). Assinou a criação de luz dos espetáculos “De tempo somos”, “Cabaré Coragem” e, mais recentemente, “(Um) Ensaio sobre a Cegueira” em parceria com o diretor Rodrigo Portella. Como Lighting Manager esteve em diversos teatros do Brasil, Espanha, França, Estados Unidos, México, Colômbia, Holanda, Finlândia, Bélgica, Itália e Canadá.Fundador da PRISMA Soluções Cênicas, trabalha como Iluminador e técnico em iluminação cênica com companhias de dança, grupos de teatro, músicos, performers e artistas plásticos.Release:Uma epidemia de cegueira assola a cidade, privando seus habitantes de enxergar o mundo como antes. Tudo começa com um homem no trânsito, repentinamente cego. Rapidamente a condição se espalha e coloca à prova a moral, a ética e as noções de coletivo. Um encontro entre o Grupo Galpão e a obra de José Saramago, escritor português ganhador do Prêmio Nobel de Literatura.Ficha Técnica:DIREÇÃORodrigo PortellaDIRETORES ASSISTENTESGeorgina Vila Bruch e Paulo AndréDIREÇÃO MUSICAL, TRILHA ORIGINAL E PAISAGEM SONORAFederico PuppiCENOGRAFIAMarcelo Alvarenga - Play ArquiteturaFIGURINOGilma OliveiraINTERLOCUÇÃO DRAMATÚRGICABianca RamonedaILUMINAÇÃORodrigo Marçal e Rodrigo PortellaADEREÇOSRai BentoVISAGISMOGabriela DominguezDESENHO SONORO, PROGRAMAÇÃO E MIXAGEMFábio SantosASSISTÊNCIA DE DIREÇÃOZezinho ManciniASSISTÊNCIA DE FIGURINOCaroline MansoASSISTÊNCIA DE CENOGRAFIAVinícius BicalhoCONSTRUÇÃO CENÁRIOArtes Cênica ProduçõesCOSTURASDanny MaiaFOTOSIgor Cerqueira e Mateus LustosaREGISTRO E COBERTURA AUDIOVISUALLuiz Felipe FernandesCOMUNICAÇÃOLetícia Leiva e Fernanda LaraARTE GRÁFICAFilipe Lampejo e Rita DavisCONSULTORIA DE ACESSIBILIDADEOscar CapuchoOPERAÇÃO DE LUZRodrigo MarçalOPERAÇÃO DE SOMFábio SantosTÉCNICO DE PALCOWilliam BililiuASSISTENTE TÉCNICOWilliam TelesASSISTENTE DE PRODUÇÃOZazá CyprianoPRODUÇÃO EXECUTIVABeatriz RadicchiDIREÇÃO DE PRODUÇÃOGilma OliveiraPRODUÇÃOGrupo Galpão

What actually happens when someone becomes a Christian? Is conversion just a decision, or does something deeper take place? In Acts 9, Saul's dramatic encounter with Jesus shows us that real conversion is far more powerful and life-altering than many people realize. If you've ever wondered how God changes a life—or what true faith really looks like—this talk explores one of the most remarkable transformations in the Bible.

When persecution scattered the early church in Acts 8, it looked like the mission was falling apart. Instead, the gospel spread further than ever — into Samaria, toward Africa, and beyond every barrier people thought couldn't be crossed. In this message, we explore how God advances his mission through opposition, how ordinary believers participate, and how faith becomes visible even when the results are mixed. If you've ever wondered how to stay faithful when pressure rises, this passage offers clarity, courage, and hope.#Acts8 #WhenOppositionExpandsTheMission #ChristianSermon #BibleTeaching #ChurchUnderPressure #Faithfulness #GospelMovement #HolySpirit #GreatCommission #Persecution #ChristianLeadership #BiblicalPreaching #MissionOfGod #ChristianGrowth #BookOfActs

Dr. Gara László énekes-patikussal nosztalgiáztunk - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 03. 01. by MannaFM

Seges Bori keramikus, FIKSZ 2026 - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 03. 01. by MannaFM

A long time ago I made a joke post on Tumblr called “Beginner Witch Tips” where I included the advice to curse your enemies. I later recreated that list on TikTok too. But just like how the item “Fight a God” went from tongue in cheek to genuine advice, this one was always partially serious too. So this month, I’m going to explain why I think you should just start dishing out the curses to everyone who deserves it. Remember, cursing is self care. Pre-Order Welcome to Peregrine Lake: Peregrine Lake Chapter One ISBN: 9798348498733 Pre-Order: BookShop.org / Amazon Or read the comic for free at www.peregrine-lake.com Read Trae’s new Novel Buried Memories! ISBN: 9798349560958 eBook: Kindle / Kobo / ePub Paperback: Amazon / BookShop.org / Direct Order Also check out the rest of Trae’s Books and visit Trae’s website. (And, of course, don’t forget this show is part of the Nerd & Tie Network, and funded by listeners like you via Patreon. Consider joining our Discord or our forums!) Music: “The Man With One Eye,” “Putz and Pulse,” “Untitled Nonsense” (Trae Dorn) / Random Loops (Apple Music Library)The post 92. Curse Your Enemies first appeared on Nerd & Tie Network.

Growth sounds exciting—until it gets complicated. Why does progress so often bring tension, misunderstanding, or even opposition? And what does God actually do when things start to feel messy inside the church… or hostile outside of it? In this talk, we explore what happens when faithfulness creates friction—and how God turns even resistance into something that advances his mission.

Király Roland családellátó.hu - Bőség Kosara Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 21. by MannaFM

Farkas Fruzsina Green Sommelier - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 22. by MannaFM

Gencsi Attila előadóművész - Antitalent Rhapsody - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 22. by MannaFM

Takáts Tamás és Pálvölgyi Géza, iLand zenekar - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 22. by MannaFM

Am Aschermittwoch beginnt die 40-tägige Vorbereitungszeit auf Ostern hin. Seit Ende des 11. Jahrhunderts gibt es die Tradition, sich an diesem Tag in Gottesdiensten ein Aschenkreuz auf die Stirn zeichnen oder Asche aufs Haupt streuen zu lassen. Die aus gesegneten Palmzweigen vom Vorjahr gewonnene Asche gilt als Symbol der Trauer und Buße.Das Aschenkreuz steht für den Beginn der Bußzeit und zugleich für die Hoffnung der Christen auf Auferstehung. In den vergangenen Pandemiejahren wurde kein Aschenkreuz auf die Stirn gezeichnet, sondern Asche auf den Kopf gestreut. Das ist die viel frühere und ursprünglichere Form dieses Startsignals in die Fastenzeit.Manche kennen vielleicht noch die Formulierung: „Oh, Asche auf mein Haupt,“ man einen Fehler zugibt und sich entschuldigen möchte. Ich habe mal nachgeforscht, warum die Asche so das normale Mittel für den Beginn der Fastenzeit ist: Asche ist seit Jahrhunderten ein vielfältig verwendetes Putz- und Scheuermittel. Man kann damit Silber reinigen, Fußböden wischen, Wäsche waschen, Geschirrspülen. Aber man kann Asche auch als Dünger und Schädlingsbekämpfer und Unkrautvernichter einsetzen. Und so in unser Leben übersetzt ist das auch notwendig: wir müssten schon manches Mal abstauben und reinigen und putzen, damit wieder deutlich wird, wozu wir als Christen so da sind: um Jesus Christus nachzufolgen und zu versuchen, nach seinem Evangelium zu leben. Und da ist die Asche als Dünger auch nicht so verkehrt, damit Neues und Gutes wachsen kann und der Auftrag: „Kehr um und glaub an das Evangelium“ durch uns und unser Tun und Beten, Hand und Fuß bekommt und das Reich Gottes unter uns Wachsen und Großwerden kann. Der eigentliche Grund für unsere Mühen steht im Buch Deuteronomium im Alten Testament. Da heißt es: Daran sollst du erkennen: Jahwe, dein Gott, ist der Gott; er ist der treue Gott; noch nach tausend Generationen achtet er auf den Bund und erweist denen seine Huld, die ihn lieben und auf seine Gebote achten. Versuchen wir es. Sieben Wochen sind dafür eine ziemlich gute Zeit. 

Dániel Balázs (Mr Firehand) boogie woogie-zongorista - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 15. by MannaFM

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Imre Andrea - Szex és ami mögötte van (könyvbemutató) - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 15. by MannaFM

In this episode of The Diplomat's Asia Geopolitics podcast, Ankit Panda (@nktpnd) and Katie Putz (@LadyPutz) discuss recent allegations aired by a U.S. official that China is preparing to -- and already has -- restart nuclear testing activities and the implications of these claims for not just U.S.-China relations but the geopolitical consequences of a return to testing.If you like the podcast and have suggestions for content, please leave a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Ideas or questions? You can contact the hosts Panda and Putz.

Sind denn alle verrückt geworden? Nicht nur zur Karnevalszeit ziehen die Narren durch Politik und Medien. Die Regierung haut aktuell mal wieder ordentlich auf den Putz, am Ende zahlt die Zeche der verkaterte Steuerzahler. Prinz Fritz und sein schwarz-roter Hofstaat verwandeln die Republik ins Narrenland… Darum geht es heute:Benjamin Gollme und Marcel Joppa, die Jungs von Basta Berlin, blicken heute auf die enge Zusammenarbeit zwischen Parteien und Presse, wer bezahlt hier eigentlich wen? Dabei wird das Land ordentlich auf links gedreht. Neue Programme und Gesetze verheißen für den Bürger nichts Gutes und die Auswirkungen bekommen wir alle zu spüren…

What if the greatest threat to the church isn't pressure from the outside, but something quieter on the inside? Acts 4–5 shows a breathtaking picture of unity, generosity, and bold faith—and then tells a shocking story that forces us to slow down and pay attention. Why does God respond so strongly, and what does that mean for us today? This talk invites you to wrestle honestly with fear, hypocrisy, and the kind of honesty that leads to real life.

Kádár étkezde, Gerendai Károly - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 08. by MannaFM

This week, we talk with Dr. Paul Putz about why sports gambling feels different right now and how Christians can think clearly about odds, apps, and an industry shaping our habits and loves. With history, pastoral wisdom, and no hot takes, we explore where the line is, who is most vulnerable, and how faith calls us to better formation.To learn more about Dr. Paul Putz, check out www.paulemoryputz.comDISCLAIMER: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the cast members and guests. They do not necessarily reflect the official position of Christ Community Church.

What do you do when following Jesus brings applause—or opposition? In Acts 3–4, the early church faces both success and pressure, and their response might surprise you. This talk explores where real courage comes from and why silence and aggression both miss the point. If you've ever struggled to speak about your faith in public, this is for you.

Húst hússal a Garay piacon - Bőség Kosara Putz Attilával 2026. 01. 31. by MannaFM

Fenyő Miklósra emlékezve - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 01. by MannaFM

Zubreczki Dávid építészeti mesemondó - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 01. by MannaFM

Papp Andrea kézbesítő, 40 éve egy munkahely - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 02. 01. by MannaFM

There’s an annoying thing in the witchcraft community where every new idea or trend gets cast as an “ancient” practice even if it’s just a few years old. Time and time again, we see people constructing false narratives about the supposed historicity of ideas, spells, and rituals in witchcraft spaces, and all of it is bad for us. Why do people feel the need to lie? Why does something being a new idea make it less credible in people’s eyes? Why have we been doing this as a community from the start? So I thought about calling this “Older Doesn’t Mean Better Part 2” or “Older Doesn’t Mean Better Redux” since this is some of the same territory we covered back in episode 17, but I think I’ve gotten more surly on the topic over the last six years, and wanted to talk about it again. Also, I kind of forgot I’d recorded an episode on this when I was prepping the episode, but I like this version better. Read Trae’s new Novel Buried Memories! ISBN: 9798349560958 eBook: Kindle / Kobo / ePub Paperback: Amazon / Bookshop / Direct Order Also check out the rest of Trae’s Books and visit Trae’s website. (And, of course, don’t forget this show is part of the Nerd & Tie Network, and funded by listeners like you via Patreon. Consider joining our Discord or our forums!) Music: “The Man With One Eye,” “So I Said It, “Putz and Pulse,” “Untitled Nonsense” (Trae Dorn) / Random Loops (Apple Music Library)The post 91. “Ancient” Practices first appeared on Nerd & Tie Network.

God's power was poured out at Pentecost, but the real story is what happened afterward. Ordinary people devoted themselves to learning, prayer, shared life, and generosity—and God used those simple commitments to build something far bigger than they imagined. When faith moves from a personal response into shared community, God continues to draw people in. This is how a powerful encounter becomes a lasting movement.#Acts2 #Acts242 #Pentecost #EarlyChurch #HolySpirit #BookOfActs #ChristianDiscipleship #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianCommunity #ChurchLife #FaithInAction #FollowingJesus #ChristianLiving #BibleTeaching #SundaySermon

Téli zöldségek a piacon - Bőség Kosara Putz Attilával 2026. 01. 24. by MannaFM

Geraldine Ortlieb-Schüle lebt mit Mann, Kindern, Kühen, Schafen, Katzen und Hund auf einem 500 Jahre alten Bauernhof im Schwarzwald, genauer gesagt auf einer Ruine und Baustelle: Schritt für Schritt sanieren und wirtschaften sie, jeden Tag passiert irgendwas, Putz bröckelt von den Wänden, vieles ist provisorisch. "Das ist genau das, was wir wollen". Wie sie von der Weltenbummlerin und Zirkustrainerin zur Mutter und Influencerin wurde, erzählt Geraldine Ortlieb-Schüle bei Thorsten Otto. 

There are moments you can't repeat, but you're meant to live from them—and Pentecost is one of those moments. God poured out his Spirit, Peter stood up and proclaimed Jesus, and the church was born as people responded in faith. That day didn't just change history; it launched the world we're still living in. And if Pentecost has happened, then none of us gets to live the same way again.

Egy balatoni vendéglátós emlékére - Bőség Kosara Putz Attilával 2026. 01. 17. by MannaFM

Szabó Ági cipőtervező - Kanapé Putz Attilával 2026. 01. 18. by MannaFM

In dieser Folge spricht Mareike mit Uli Putz Absolventin der Abt: V, Produzentin, Geschäftsführerin und Gesellschafterin bei Claussen+Putz und Honorarprofessorin der HFF.Wir reden über:erster ausgeschriebener ProduktionsjahrgangDinge reparierenDinge verstehen und durchdringenPorträt-Fotografiestringenter LebenslaufStoffentwicklunggut loslassen und schlecht loslassenFilmpolitikGartelnSchwabenSparsam oder wirtschaftlichDer Regenbogenfisch neu verfilmttechnische Herausforderungenund vieles, vieles mehr....Viel Vergnügen beim Hören! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Acts isn't just ancient history—it's the beginning of the church, the ongoing work of Jesus through his people, empowered by his Spirit. Jesus didn't stop working when he ascended; he expanded his ministry through the church. He calls ordinary believers to receive power, bear witness, and move outward—from where they are to the ends of the earth. And it all starts in a surprisingly simple place: people gathered together in prayer, ready to get to work.

In this episode of The Diplomat's Asia Geopolitics podcast, Ankit Panda and Katie Putz discuss the recent snatch-and-grab of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro by U.S. forces, how this dramatic event is being perceived in Asia and what it tells us about Donald Trump's United States.You can subscribe to The Diplomat's Asia Geopolitics podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify; and watch the episode on YouTube.If you like the podcast and have suggestions for content, please leave a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Ideas or questions? You can contact the hosts Panda and Putz.

You were never meant to follow Jesus, reach others, or carry God's mission on your own. From the beginning, God has chosen to work through ordinary people who pray together and depend on him. When we make room for God in prayer, he releases wisdom, courage, and power we don't have on our own.

I’m getting a bit contemplative at the end of the year, and this month we’re talking about the importance of the mystery of the night. Everything feels just a little more magical in the dark, and why that just feels right as a witch. That’s right, we’re talking about an aesthetic this time around. Who would have guessed? Read Trae’s new Novel Buried Memories! ISBN: 9798349560958 eBook: Kindle / Kobo / ePub Paperback: Amazon / Bookshop / Direct Order Also check out the rest of Trae’s Books and visit Trae’s website. (And, of course, don’t forget this show is part of the Nerd & Tie Network, and funded by listeners like you via Patreon. Consider joining our Discord or our forums!) Music: “The Man With One Eye,” “So I Said It, “Putz and Pulse,” “Untitled Nonsense” (Trae Dorn) / Random Loops (Apple Music Library)The post 90. Nighttime. first appeared on Nerd & Tie Network.

Jesus begins his story in a manger, choosing the lowest place so he could come near to us. He doesn't wait for us to climb our way to him—he comes down to our level, showing that God's welcome always starts with humility. And the same is true for us: mission grows when we show up simply, listen well, and see ourselves as fellow travellers in need of grace. God has made room for you—and now invites you to make room for others.

What do you really want, and how far are you willing to go to get it? Our desires can lead us toward life or quietly pull us away from it, especially when comparison gets a grip on our hearts. If you've ever found yourself wishing for someone else's life, circumstances, or blessings—has that ever actually satisfied you? Join in as we look for a better way to live with desire, joy, and contentment.

Despite a factsheet stating that the U.S. has given approval for the ROK to build nuclear-powered attack submarines, there's a tremendous amount of uncertainty as to what was actually agreed to. In this episode of The Diplomat's Asia Geopolitics podcast Ankit Panda (@nktpnd) and Katie Putz (@LadyPutz) dig into the recent news that the U.S. had given South Korea the go-ahead to pursue the development of nuclear-powered attack submarines. What does that mean? And what does it mean for security in Northeast Asia?You can subscribe to The Diplomat's Asia Geopolitics podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify; and watch the episode on YouTube.If you like the podcast and have suggestions for content, please leave a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Ideas or questions? You can contact the hosts Panda and Putz.

You might not think of yourself as a thief—but what if “Do not steal” goes deeper than taking stuff? What if it's about trust, control, and the kind of person you're becoming? This talk will challenge how you see your money, your possessions, and your faith—and show how freedom comes when you stop grasping and start trusting.

Why would millionaires risk it all for a bet? How do you cheer up a player facing down the feds? Will the WNBA's civil war ever end? And who really killed the Montreal Expos? John Skipper and David Samson reunite at a knock-down, drag-out moment for sports business. Plus: Operation Relocation, J.J. Putz and T-shirt cannon fever.• Previously on PTFO: What You Can't Control, with David Samson• Subscribe to "Nothing Personal with David Samson" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Tim Corrimal Show Episode 807 -October 12, 2025 On episode 807 of The Tim Corrimal Show, I am joined at the round table with Joe (Joseph Santorsa on Facebook and @marnus3.bsky.social on BlueSky), Cathy (@cathylarkin.bsky.social on BlueSky) and from the Let's Remember To Never Forget Facebook Page, ee Brown (@teebrown1061 on Spoutible and @teebrown1961 on […] The post Episode 807 – The 2025 Nobel Putz Prize first appeared on The Tim Corrimal Show.

This week on Talking Trek Live, DJs, Griffin, and Jules Verne deliver laughs, updates, and strategy! From Griffin's infamous $7,000 “Vengeance” toilet to Scopely's latest event reward changes, we cover it all before diving into a full 2025 G6 entry guide. With guest Putz fresh into Ops 64, the crew breaks down warp requirements, ship setups, event scaling, and everything you need to know before making the leap into G6.   0:00 – Opening greetings, server roll call, and audience check-in 3:40 – Griffin's $7,000 “Vengeance” toilet story 8:00 – Ghost Energy sponsorship segment & flavor news 10:40 – Special guest Jules Verne introduced (“mad scientist”) 12:10 – Armada event reward changes announced 15:30 – Crucible of War returning & reworked prize pools 20:00 – Why DJs chose Planetary Charts as a reward currency 25:00 – Community pushback, DJz explains his reasoning 32:00 – New Transporter Pattern officers added (Borg Queen, Hugh, Weyoun, Dukat) 34:00 – Transition into G6 content guide 36:00 – Putz joins the stage (just hit Ops 64 / G6) 38:00 – Storytime: hitting a deer on the way to the show 40:20 – Why Putz decided to jump into G6 now 41:30 – Early G6 warp requirements & ship setups 43:20 – Auction bracket changes and event scaling in G6 47:00 – Strategic timing of your Ops 61 push 50:00 – Away Team Assignments, caps, and planetary charts revisited 55:40 – Revenant chest timing & mirror universe speed-up farming 1:27:00 – G6 ship breakdown: Vindicator, Revenant, Relativity 1:39:45 – Hazard resistance mechanics & new solo G6 Armadas 1:52:10 – Free-to-play progression of the Junker & relativity use cases 2:05:20 – Reputation scaling past Ops 60 & closing notes 2:07:00 – Final wrap-up, plugs, and goodbyes

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Brett Putz Returns – Join us on Shooters Touch: Summer Series with Coach Brett Putz, former DMACC Head Coach (2020–22), NJCAA Division II National Champion, and current Recruiting Coordinator at Saint Louis University.What We Cover:Creative after-timeout (ATO) plays and late-game strategies when you absolutely need a bucketSmart practice planning for efficient player development and team growthThe great coaching debate: in-bounds vs. out-of-bounds play callsOur signature 5 Senses Recap to kick things off—always a fun energy boostCoach Putz jumps to the whiteboard to diagram high-impact plays designed to win tight gamesWhether you're a high school coach, youth program leader, or a basketball strategist passionate about development, game planning, and coaching growth, this episode is packed with actionable X's and O's, mindset tips, and high-level basketball IQ.Tune in for intense strategy sessions, leadership lessons, and a front-row view into what fosters real growth—both on the court and on the sideline.Basketball coaching, late-game plays, timeout strategyPractice planning, coaching growth, player developmentWhiteboard plays, winning strategies, high school basketballCollege recruiting, team leadership, DMACC, Saint Louis UniversityConnect with us! @ShootersTouchIA

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