Podcasts about Schwarz

Con la participación del Dr. Fernando Martínez Lillo

This week LJ and Rob sat down with Kyle Schwarz, Sr. Executive at Senegal Software. The trio sat down to discuss everything surrounding digital transformation initiatives. Things like: The overwhelming amount of technology in the market Managing emotions during change Common Mistakes to Avoid Configuration > Customization This episode is brought to you by Leap Consulting Solutions & Senegal Software. Remember to rate, review, & share the episode wherever you tune in. You can subscribe for all of our updates at www.yoepodcast.com

Con la participación de Elías López Sobá q.e.p.d.

Con la participación de José Arsenio Torres

Con la participación de José Arsenio Torres

Con la participación de la Dra. Raquel Rosario Rivera

Gut oder böse? Schwarz oder weiß? Oder gibt es etwas dazwischen? Die Psychologin Else Frenkel-Brunswik hat sie entdeckt, die Grautöne. Am 18.8.1908 wird sie in Lemberg geboren. Von Heide Soltau.

Con la participación de la Dra. Raquel Rosario Rivera

Con la participación del Fray Mario Rodríguez León

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En este episodio de #PodcastLaTrinchera, Christian Sobrino entrevista a Ángel Collado Schwarz, el Padrino de los podcasts en Puerto Rico. Su programa, La Voz del Centro, comenzó en el 2002 y es entendido como el primer podcast en la historia de Puerto Rico con casi mil episodios y veintiún años de trayectoria.  Posee un doctorado en Historia de América Latina Contemporánea y ha sido profesor en varias instituciones universitarias. También ha publicado varios libros, incluyendo "Soberanías Exitosas: Seis modelos para el desarrollo económico de Puerto Rico" el cual fue responsable de la popularización del "soberanismo" en la corriente política de Puerto Rico. Antes de perseguir una vida académica, laboró por muchos años en la industria de las publicidad, mercadeo y comunicaciones en Puerto Rico y a nivel internacional. En la entrevista, Christian y Ángel discuten su paso por la industria del mercadeo y la publicidad en su época dorada, su cambio profesional de ejecutivo internacional a historiador, los comienzos y desarrollo de La Voz del Centro, el soberanismo en la política de Puerto Rico y mucho más.Para contactar a Christian Sobrino y #PodcastLaTrinchera, nada mejor que mediante las siguientes plataformas:Facebook: @PodcastLaTrincheraTwitter: @zobrinovichInstagram: zobrinovichThreads: @zobrinovich"Lo más que aprendí de la teoría de la conspiración, es que los teoristas creen en una conspiración por que es más cómodo. La verdad del mundo es que es en efecto caótico. La verdad es que no es el Iluminati, o la Banca Judía, o los extraterrestres grises. La verdad es mucho más preocupante - no hay nadie en control. El mundo no tiene timón." - Alan Moore

Con la participación del Lic. Julio Eduardo Torres

Lots going at Crazy 8 Ministries! See what's happening and how you can be a part of it.

We're talking with Hunter Schwarz, a journalist whose Yello website chronicles everything related to politics and design.  He's been a reporter at CNN, the Washington Post, IJ Review, and Buzzfeed. In this episode, we discuss the role of branding in modern politics, what he thinks about the 2024 Republican logos, and the design trends he hopes cross over into politics. 

Two Pastors and a Podcast Preacher Walk into a Studio... this is what happens! We laugh and cut up about being fathers and playing on the same men's league basketball team. The conversation gets super heavy when we talk about a freshman football player dying on the field when Turner was a character coach. We rejoice over the souls won during that time and celebrate the 100 lives who turned to Christ! We also shine the light on the baptisms that happened two years ago at Calvary Church including the number 1 quarterback prospect in the nation "Dillon Raiola" (Georgia). Turner and Ramos then reflect on their time in youth ministry while we tackle some of the culture's toughest strongholds and struggles. We cover the conversation in love and address how to handle the youth in a time such as this one. A groundbreaking episode with two of my closest friends in Texas. Don't miss this heater! We are a small ministry with a Big God, please help us spread His Glory! Subscribe, like, comment, share  ✅

After a stint in politics, Cullen Schwarz, CEO and Founder of DoneGood, realized that the best way regular people could influence policy was through spending. This led him to start DoneGood, the online marketplace that features companies dedicated to social good. On this week's episode, he sits down with Teja to discuss the business, growing a good team of people, and everything in between.www.startengine.com/offering/donegoodwww.donegood.co Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

See our beautiful faces and the video clips on YouTube.How can you use Restorative Justice in navigating personal & professional life as a queer educator, creating space for dialogue when students misbehave? Find out on this episode of Restorative Justice Reflections!Join our LIVE “Restorative Justice Lessons from Abbott Elementary” event July 31: http://tiny.cc/ARJabbottAccess unreleased episodes NOW, connect with other RJ minded individuals and get other benefits by joining “The Inner Circle”: https://amplifyrj.thinkific.com/courses/inner-circleSupport AceWebsite: https://www.patreon.com/growingoutsidethebinarySocials: https://www.instagram.com/teachingoutsidethebinary/Support the showSend us feedback at media@amplifyrj.comJoin our Amplify RJ Community platform to connect with others doing this work!Check out our latest learning opportunities HERERep Amplify RJ Merch Connect with us on:Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Threads, YouTube, and TikTok!SUPPORT by sharing this podcast, leaving a rating or review, or make a tax-deductible DONATION to help us sustain and grow this movement

In dieser Folge spreche ich mit der Aktivistin, Netzwerkerin und Mit-Initiatorin von Black Elder Empowerment Education. Abenaa ist zudem Mitbegründerin der ISD, Co-Autorin des Buches "Farbe bekennen" und ihre Familie lebt in der 5. Generation in Deutschland. Dokumentarfilm Schwarz und deutsch Ausstellung: Auf den Spuren der Familie Diek Die 80er Schwarze Bewegung in Deutschland

Das Ziel ist klar: In Deutschland sollen bis 2030 15 Millionen Elektroautos fahren – Minimum. Die erste Million ist sogar schon geschafft. Doch es zeigt sich, dass das Ziel kaum noch zu schaffen ist. Autoexperten sehen schwarz – wenn nicht schnell das Ruder herumgerissen wird.

Con la participación de José Santiago

Wenn du in Deutschland arbeitest, weißt du sicher, wie es ist, die Kollegen auf der Arbeit nicht immer zu verstehen. Und vielleicht bist du auch schüchtern und versuchst, möglichst wenig zu sprechen, um nichts Blödes zu sagen. Dass du dir damit das Leben schwerer machst und dir Karrierechancen verbaust, weißt du aber auch. Ich habe mit Kommunikations-Coach Tanja Schwarz darüber gesprochen, wie man auf der Arbeit ein gutes Verhältnis zu den eigenen Kollegen haben und sich wohl fühlen kann, auch wenn man noch Schwierigkeiten mit der Sprache hat. Diese Folge von Deutsches Geplapper richtet sich also nicht nur an Deutschlernende, sondern an alle, die eine Fremdsprache lernen und vorhaben, diese auch beruflich zu nutzen. Außerdem lernst du relevanten Wortschatz zum Thema Beruf und Karriere. ACHTUNG - In meinem Gruppencoaching sind noch 2 Plätze frei!!! Interesse? Dann schreib mir jetzt an:flemming@naturalfluentgerman.comHier findest du Tanja:https://www.instagram.com/tanja_schwarz_official/Das Transkript zur Folge gibt's hier:https://naturalfluentgerman.com/podcast-transkripte/Um die Folge bei iTunes zu hören, klick hier:https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/deutsches-geplapperDen Link zu Youtube findest du hier:https://www.youtube.com/@deutschesgeplapperMich und meine Angebote zum Deutschlernen findest du hier:https://naturalfluentgerman.comhttps://www.instagram.com/natural.fluent.german/Schreib mir unter:flemming@naturalfluentgerman.comLade dir hier mein gratis E-Book herunter:https://naturalfluentgerman.com

Tanja Valérien spricht mit der Unternehmerin, Coach und Theaterschauspielerin CAROLINE SCHWARZ, Jahrgang 1966 in ihrem Zuhause in Berlin über das schwere Erbe, die von ihrem Urgroßvater 1876 gegründete Ulmer Juwelier und Schmuckmanufaktur EHINGER SCHWARZ nach ihrem Vater weiterzuführen und was sie letztendlich scheitern ließ…Intrigen, Investoren und Illusion…Vertrauen…Enttäuschung...ihre schwedischen Wurzel…die berührende Liebesgeschichte ihrer schönen Eltern…den Tod der ungeborenen Schwester kurz vor der Geburt und wie das ihr Leben veränderte…Waldorfschule…Leistungskurs Mathematik...den Hang als junge Frau zu wesentlich älteren Männern und solchen, die ihr nicht gut tun…warum extremes dünn werden ihr Ausweg aus einer toxischen Partnerschaft war…das Rampenlicht… Aufmerksamkeit…die Leidenschaft ihrer schwedischen Mutter, Künstler wie Anselm Kiefer zu entdecken und auszustellen…die Symbiose mit den Eltern…Geheimsprache…Fleiß… Musical…ihrer Heirat in Las Vegas…die Töchter… Liebe um jeden Preis…Hölle…Schmerz…Qual…Familiencoaching… Kampf…die Schauspielkunst und Träume.

P&P has has one of the brightest minds we've ever managed to coax to our headquarters on High Street, and I've asked him to be here to bring talk about how our town can benefit from some of the latest emerging technology. LSU's incredible Dr. Andrew Schwarz is with us—he's professor in the Stephenson Entrepreneurship and Information Department in the E.J. Ourso College of Business Administration and professor at the helm of the LSU Emerging Technology program. Andrew has worked in the market research industry for Fortune 500 firms, crafting research aimed at developing advertising campaigns for both new and established products and building models to forecast future trends in the consumer space. He's been recognized as a top business leader in Baton Rouge and honored with multiple teaching and service awards locally and across the globe. His latest research has been in XR or extended reality, and we'll unpack some of that, along with AI, Cloud Strategy, Cybersecurity and a whole lot more.Support the show

On this day in 1967, Jimi Hendrix played his last show as the opening act for the Monkees. At least, that's one obscure fact about this day that serves as an ice-breaker for the July 17, 2023 edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement. But how do we know for sure? Is there a recording? Were any of you there? In any case, I'm skeptical but this is sadly not the focus of this installment of the program. In this particular edition: * A brief look at tonight's meeting of the Louisa County Board of Supervisors* Charlottesville opens up grant program for festivals and events* The search continues for a new fire chief* Some city departments will move into the S&P Building* Charlottesville City Council and the Planning Commission further discuss changes to draft zoning mapI like to write about this community. I really love when people read it. Sign up for free and I promise not to beg you for money. But I do appreciate paid subscriptions.First shout-out: Plant Northern Piedmont NativesSince the beginning of this newsletter, one Patreon supporter has dedicated their shout-out to an organization that seeks to draw awareness of the importance of native species to the ecosystem. As we approach summer, Plant Northern Piedmont Natives wants you to know they've printed over 9,280 copies of their guide Piedmont Native Plants: A Guide for Landscapes and Gardens. In this guide, Piedmont native plants are defined as those that evolved before the influence of European settlements shaped and changed the landscape. Plants included in the guide were selected from the Digital Atlas of the Virginia Flora and occur naturally within the region. You can download your copy today for free! Louisa County Supervisors do in fact meet tonightThere's a public hearing on a 5 megawatt solar facility We begin today with a correction. Or rather, an admission of an omission on this mission to inform and illuminate decisions. The Louisa County Board of Supervisors will meet this evening. I'd reported incorrectly that they took the day but that was my error. Rather than repeat all of that, head over to today's Fifth District Community Engagement for an explanation of what happened.Visit above for all of the details, but there are four public hearings worth placing here before we get on with getting through the week ahead.  * There is no staff report for a resolution that would change Louisa County code to allow for the Board of Supervisors to issue a five percent real property tax rebate to citizens. (resolution)* There's a public hearing on a siting agreement for a 5 megawatt solar facility known as OCHS solar or Louisa Solar. This would bring $50,000 to the county if the project is approved. (resolution) (siting agreement)* There's a related public hearing for a conditional use permit for the above project. Go back and look at the meeting overview for a link to more information. * There's a request for a conditional use permit for an equipment sales and rental business in a General Commercial District. The Planning Commission recommended approval with eight conditions. (resolution)A glimpse at the latest report from the City Manager RogersCharlottesville City Council meets tonight and one item I did not include in yesterday's Week Ahead is the report from interim City Manager Michael C. Rogers. Rogers will soon hand over the position to Deputy City Manager Sam Sanders, and Council will vote on Sanders' contract tonight.One of the aspects Rogers' brought to the job when he began in early 2022 was the creation of a written report about what's happening inside of city government. Here are some stories from the latest report.City awarding $560,000 in grants for arts, culture, and festivalsLast August, City Council set aside $580,000 from the American Rescue Plan Act to help spur community events in the wake of the pandemic. The window is open for groups who want to try something new or sustain something existing.“The program is intended to promote citywide special events that will activate public spaces, enrich the lives of residents, encourage partnerships between organizations, foster a vibrant and diverse community, and stimulate economic activity,” reads the report. Applications will be taken in four separate windows and up to $10,000 will be awarded for each event. Take a look at the city's website for information about how to apply.  Search continues for a new fire chief for CharlottesvilleCharlottesville is a city that has had much turnover and many high profile vacancies. That includes the position of fire chief. Michael Thomas has been serving on an interim basis since Hezedean Smith left to take a position in Florida. There were 30 applications to become the new chief. “The in-house review committee, which included representatives of the Fire Fighters union, narrowed the field to eight who were invited to do online interviews. And after that review, four candidates are invited for in-person interviews,” reads the interim city manager's report. An appointment is expected in the next several weeks. City departments moving into S&P BuildingThe City of Charlottesville owns the S&P Building at 700 East Jefferson Street and the Charlottesville Economic Development Authority leases it to S&P. City Council was briefed on the terms of this arrangement last June.Just over a year later, a few city departments will be moving into the building on the 1st and 2nd floors. These include the Office of Community Solutions and Public Works' Engineering Division. A regional group will also move into the space. “The Emergency Communications Center will occupy most of the first floor as training and space for back-office operations to lighten the current pressure at the main office on Ivy Road,” the report continues. Other items:* A new proposed pay scale for city employees will be presented to City Council on August 7 followed by a first reading on August 21. * Melinda Crawford is retiring from her position as the Chief Executive Officer of the Charlottesville Regional Airport. Internal candidates for her replacement will be interviewed by the Charlottesville Albemarle Airport Authority in August. * There were a total of five complaints made to the Police Civilian Oversight Board between October 2022 and April 2023. Three were forwarded to the Police Department's Office of Professional Standards. One was referred to the traffic engineering division as it was about a crosswalk. One more complaint is still pending. The one complaint received in May will be closed because it involved a UVA police officer. No complaints were received in June. * An update on the decarbonization study for municipal gas will be given to Council in October with a final report to be ready in February. Council was briefed on the launch of the study in March. Second shout-out: eBike Lending Library In today's second subscriber supported shout-out, one Patreon supporter wants you to know that Charlottesville now has an eBike Lending Library!  E-bikes are a great way to get around the community but there are many brands and styles to choose from. Because many e-bikes are sold online, it can be a challenge to try an e-bike before buying one.The Charlottesville E-bike Lending Library is a free, not-for-profit service working to expand access to e-bikes in the area. They have a small collection of e-bikes that we lend out to community members for up to a week, for free. You can experience your daily commute, go grocery shopping, or even bike your kids to school, and decide whether e-bikes are right for you. Check out this service at https://www.ebikelibrarycville.orgCharlottesville City Council and the Planning Commission further discuss changes to draft zoning mapSpoiler alert. I'm still quite behind on writing about the latest on the draft zoning code in Charlottesville. I also really want to write up the discussion on the Comprehensive Plan in last week. Later this week I'll write up the three hour discussion from July 13, 2023 between the City Council and the Planning Commission. Near the beginning of the Charlottesville Planning Commission meeting held on Tuesday, July 11,  there was this bit of information from Missy Creasy, the deputy director of the city's department of Neighborhood Development Services. “Because we're going to be talking about the zoning ordinance at length on Thursday, we won't have any additional zoning ordinance discussions for this evening,” Creasy said.The Planning Commission has held two joint work sessions with the City Council on the work session. The first was held on July 5 and was intended to be a continuation of a May 23 work session on potential changes to the zoning map. That one lasted four hours, and I have a summary of that discussion. You can either listen to it here on Charlottesville Community Engagement or read the text-only version on Information Charlottesville. The July 13 edition focused on residential neighborhoods and I plan to write that up in detail. But the July 5 noontime meeting began with an exchange captured between Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook and Charlottesville Planning Commissioner Lyle Solla-Yates.“R-A, R-B, and R-C,” Solla-Yates can be heard before the meeting began. “I talked with staff about it just now, and that will be the next one that will be addressed at a work session…. Do you understand the issue?” “Well, I understand the issue, but I don't understand the resolution,” Snook said. “We will get there,” Solla-Yates said.“Okay,” Snook. “Which is a terrible answer, but that's my answer today,” Solla-Yates said. “Okay,” Snook. “Your concern is noted,” Solla-Yates said. What concern? What resolution? Maybe we'll find out. The July 5 meeting took two hours. The group went one by one through a series of specific requests recommended by members of the public. The following is some of what they discussed. Cedar Hills Road at District AvenueA two-block section of Hydraulic Road across from Stonefield in Albemarle County is currently listed as Corridor Mixed-Use 5 in the draft zoning code. One member of the public noted that currently some of those blocks are duplexes and other affordable places to live. Commissioner Philip d'Oronzio suggested switching those not fronting Hydraulic Road to Residential-A or Residential-B in order to preserve them. Councilor Brian Pinkston pointed out that the Commonwealth Transportation Board recently approved a roundabout at District Avenue at Hydraulic. That means some of those structures may be demolished to make way for that project. Snook, a member of the MPO Policy Board, said at least two buildings would have to go. (read that story)“Part of my concern is that I would hate to get to a situation where we are so determined to maximize housing that we don't allow for commercial uses in places where commercial uses make sense,” Snook said. d'Oronzio described the existing character of the land not fronting Hydraulic.“Once you get two steps back from Hydraulic you are in a quiet suburban neighborhood,” d'Oronzio said. The group reached consensus to make many of the changes to some of the properties. As this is a written and audio visual, I can't see precisely what was changed. Rugby / Grady and accommodating the student population Another request to the Future Land Use Map was for an area around Rugby Avenue and Grady Avenue designated for High-Intensity Residential. This is an area that's used for off-Grounds housing for students at the University of Virginia. “The current designation shows High-Intensity Residential for 3 owner-occupied homes, which seems to me like an encroachment of that student area into non-student land that won't be necessary if we densify within its current boundaries,” reads the request.  When the draft zoning map was drawn, these parcels were designated as Residential Mixed Use, or RX-3.At the work session, Commissioner Rory Stolzenberg suggested going in the other direction and increasing them by one grade to RX-5.“And the general philosophy of fitting as many students into existing student areas as we can so that they stop spreading out, Stolzenberg said. “That would leave a little more room to fit them in. I think 5 is also fairly consistent with some new development on Virginia Avenue that's four stories over there that is obviously higher than three.” However, Stolzenberg suggested some of the owner-occupied houses could be reduced to address the community member's concern. This topic comes up at a time when the University of Virginia is conducting a planning study for an initiative to house all second-year students on Grounds. Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook expressed skepticism. “That's just me trying to read tea leaves and it's not any inside knowledge,” Snook said. “And if it happens it's going to happen probably at least five years from now anyway and maybe more like ten. Who knows? By that time we'll have a different Board of Visitors and we may have a different president. We don't know.” Planning Commissioner Carl Schwarz pointed out that after 14th Street was up-zoned in 2003, many houses came down to make way for the large apartment buildings that have been built ever since. Schwarz served two terms on the Board of Architectural Review (BAR) before being appointed to the Planning Commission last year and has seen many applications in this specific area. “This area has been kind of a battle ground for the BAR,” Schwarz said. “It is a bit of a struggle because there are a lot of single family houses that are no longer single family houses. And it's a little frustrating because there's an elementary school and the library and you've got parks. It's set up as a neighborhood but it's almost exclusively lived in by students.” Councilor Brian Pinkston raised a concern that the city may not have the ability to handle the additional density. The properties adjoining a nearby intersection are either Residential-C or RX-3. “We're assuming a lot of things about vehicles, we're assuming a lot of things about the road network, and so where Rugby (Road) comes into Preston (Avenue) just north of there essentially in an area that for better or worse has been residential for many years, that's going to be essentially like a hub as we're looking at it and I have some questions about whether that's really feasible.” Commissioner Rory Stolzenberg said that was not the area he was considering for upzoning. He meant closer to the University on properties that are currently zoned either in the UMD or UHD category. “That is zoned for 50 feet, five stories,” Stolzenberg said. “So really what we're proposing in this map is really a downzoning from what we allow there now. RX-5 would be what's allowed now.”Snook asked if anyone had ever quantified the number of UVA students who live in areas designated in student housing. Bill Palmer works in the office of the UVA Architect and said they've studied the issue.“Generally what we've found for undergraduates especially is that they want to be as close to UVA as possible,” Palmer said. “I will say that this area and [Jefferson Park Avenue] are both serve by our [University Transit Service] and very walkable.” However, Palmer said many students do bring their cars and if there are no parking minimums in the future, there would have to be some management. Upzoning church propertiesThere has been a trend in Charlottesville for church properties to go through rezonings to add residential density. This has happened at Hinton Avenue Baptist Church in Belmont, Park Street Christian Church, and Mount View Baptist Church in Locust Grove.In the comments on the Future Land Use Map made so far there were two further requests for church properties to be designated for future residential growth. These are at the Greek Orthodox Church on McIntire Road and Mount Zion Baptist Church. The Greek Orthodox Church property has a draft zoning designation of Residential-C. The Mount Zion Baptist Church property is Residential-A and is in the Sensitive Communities overlay. Commissioner Karim Habbab suggested it could be increased.“The South First Street development across the street is RX-3,” Habbab said. “Would it make sense to make [Mount Zion Baptist Church] RX-3? It's right on Elliot Avenue.” Freas said doing so as part of this process would require an alteration to the Future Land Use Map, which may slow down the rezoning process. Upzoning north of the BypassCharlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook responded to community members suggestions that the area north of the U.S. 250 Bypass might not be suitable for medium-intensity residential. I'll point out that as I write this, I don't have access to the spreadsheet to which Planning Commissioners and Councilors made reference. For instance, the current draft zoning map designates properties along Meadowbrook Heights Road, Grove Road and Kenwood Lane as Residential-B matching the Medium-Intensity designation called for in the Future Land Use Map.  “One of the primary reasons why I really don't want to increase density right there unless we are going to solve the traffic problem,” Snook said. “That gets back to the question that I've been asking for a year now which is what responsibility do we have if we create a greater degree of intensity of use there?” Snook said the city has limited resources to put into infrastructure and the city might have to use eminent domain to buy right of way for more sidewalks. More on this topic in future editions of the program. Reading material:* Albemarle County plans study to address overcrowding, undercrowding in schools, Faith Redd, Charlottesville Daily Progress (paywall), July 15, 2023* Around $20K collected in Charlottesville from plastic bag tax, NBC29, Jacob Phillips, July 16, 2023Here's what's at the end of #557:I write this edition in Langhorne, Pennsylvania. I'll be here a lot more. How much more? Doesn't really matter, but what does matter is that torrential rain hit here the other day and a family of seven died when their vehicle washed away in a flash flood. Pennsylvania is contemplating joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative while Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin is doing what he can to pull out. What should happen? I don't know. But the point of this newsletter is to make you pay attention to what's happening and I am disappointed I've not been able to cover this specific issue. Why do any of us do any of the things we do? What is this life? Is it mere trivia that Jimi Hendrix did in fact open for the Monkees? Who gets to decide what is interesting and what's worth knowing? What's really worth paying attention to? All of us. I thank you for choosing to read what I put together. Advertising returns next time. Please pay attention and learn everything you can about this very complex world that needs constant vigilance to survive. Charlottesville Community Engagement is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit communityengagement.substack.com/subscribe

Con la participación de la Dra. Nieve de los Ángeles Vázquez

Da ist sie, die letzte Divisionanalyse des Jahres. Bevor wir uns in die Ranking und nächsten Mockdrafts stürzen, heißt es noch einmal mit der Lupe bei jedem Team ansetzen und genaustens hingeschaut. Neben aufstrebenden Talenten finden wir leider auch das schmutzigste Backfield der NFL und ein Team, das man möglichst schnell abmoderieren kann. Sind hier trotzdem noch kleine Schätze zu bergen? Kann Wilson ein Top 5 WR werden? Kann Brady irgendetwas an Mac Jones nicht geil finden? Und was hat Timo eigentlich für pralle Lippen? All das erfahrt ihr in der neusten Folge auf unserer #roadtoepisode200, enjoy! Timestamps: (6:05) Breaking News (9:15) Thema der Woche (10:00) Jets (38:10) Dolphins (50:30) Bills (1:09:15) Patriots

Da ist sie, die letzte Divisionanalyse des Jahres. Bevor wir uns in die Ranking und nächsten Mockdrafts stürzen, heißt es noch einmal mit der Lupe bei jedem Team ansetzen und genaustens hingeschaut. Neben aufstrebenden Talenten finden wir leider auch das schmutzigste Backfield der NFL und ein Team, das man möglichst schnell abmoderieren kann. Sind hier trotzdem noch kleine Schätze zu bergen? Kann Wilson ein Top 5 WR werden? Kann Brady irgendetwas an Mac Jones nicht geil finden? Und was hat Timo eigentlich für pralle Lippen? All das erfahrt ihr in der neusten Folge auf unserer #roadtoepisode200, enjoy! Timestamps: (6:05) Breaking News (9:15) Thema der Woche (10:00) Jets (38:10) Dolphins (50:30) Bills (1:09:15) Patriots

Con la participación de la Dra. Carmen Alicia Morales

 Join us on this inspiring journey with Paula Schwarz as we embark on a captivating podcast as we delve into the life of an extraordinary catalyst for change. From co-founding Startupboat.org to her work in empowering refugees and fostering sustainable solutions, Paula's story is a testament to the transformative power of entrepreneurship and collective action. Learn more about the projects Paula Schwarz is leading at: https://www.paulaschwarz.co/. 

Dr. Ulrich Rohde, N1UL,  is a trailblazer in the world of RF oscillator and receiver design. Throughout the past four decades, N1UL has penned more than 60 articles for esteemed publications like QST and QEX magazines. Not only that, but he has also contributed to the field through his books, academic papers, and various articles. Dr. Rohde continues to impact on his family business, the Munich-based Rohde and Schwarz test equipment company, as well as on amateur radio manufacturers such as Icom where he played a key role in the design of the IC-7850.  Ulrich Rohde was featured in this month's QST magazine, and N1UL is my QSO Today.

Con la participación del Dr. José Carlos Arroyo Muñoz

Ich spreche mit Autorin und Jugendcoach Marie Schwarz über die besten Gründe, mit dem Trinken aufzuhören – und darüber, wie Du lernen kannst, Deine eigenen Bedürfnisse besser wahrzunehmen. Maries Webseite findest Du hier: https://www.philosofie.de/ Auf Instagram kannst Du ihr hier folgen: https://www.instagram.com/marie_schwarz_official/ Ihr Buch “Ausgetrunken” kannst Du hier bestellen: https://www.amazon.de/dp/1677247835/ Den Podcast “So geht gesunde Ernährung” von Dr. Matthias Riedl findest Du z.B. hier: https://ernaehrungsdoc-matthias-riedl.com/podcasts/ Meine Onlinekurse "Die ersten 30 Tage ohne Alkohol mit Nathalie" und “Abstinenz stabilisieren” findest Du unter https://oamn.jetzt.

Did you know Lisa Schwarz has made the highest number of appearances as a guest on this show? She is loved by many of our listeners and always comes ready to bring that heat! On this episode, Lisa and I are talking about the Holy Spirit showing out at her House Meetings, her ministry trip to Nashville, and her social media accounts blowing up!  As you know from previous episodes, Lisa is a walking Bible that utilizes scripture and The Holy Spirit to do some incredible Kingdom things. Every time she blesses the show, I suddenly grow stronger in my faith and knowledge. As do our fans who love having her on!  Don't miss this one.  ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Lisa Schwarz is a national speaker, published author, Certified Biblical Counselor, Professional Life Coach, Brain Health Coach, and Founder/CEO of Crazy8 Ministries. She also designs and develops events, conferences, trainings and workshops for diverse settings throughout the United States. Her mantra is enforcing purpose: maximizing who you are, what you do and cultures around you. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Share this podcast far and wide... #DOITFORTHEONE The cost to operate this ministry has spiked. We could use your help! Please partner with us on Patreon: ⁠⁠https://patreon.com/ILikeBirds⁠⁠ Support Zach's first book "21 Days in Africa" here: ⁠⁠https://ilikebirdsministry.com/shop/books⁠⁠ Thank you for tuning in. I Like Birds is available on all podcast platforms ⁠⁠here ⁠⁠ 

Con la participación del Dr. Jorge Rodríguez Beruff

Roland Schwarz is a mechanical engineer who has held several R&D roles and is currently working at Surfaceink, a product design & development consultancy.Aaron Moncur, hostAbout Being An Engineer The Being An Engineer podcast is a repository for industry knowledge and a tool through which engineers learn about and connect with relevant companies, technologies, people resources, and opportunities. We feature successful mechanical engineers and interview engineers who are passionate about their work and who made a great impact on the engineering community. The Being An Engineer podcast is brought to you by Pipeline Design & Engineering. Pipeline partners with medical & other device engineering teams who need turnkey equipment such as cycle test machines, custom test fixtures, automation equipment, assembly jigs, inspection stations and more. You can find us on the web at www.teampipeline.us

Con la participación del Lic. Carlos Ramos González

Lisa Schwarz of Crazy 8 Ministries; confirming two things we know about our community: the needs are growing and we are blessed to have so many organizations like hers and the others I've had on the podcast this past few months.

Madeline Schwarz has been called a career therapist, lifesaver and secret weapon. She solves one problem that every business and employee has in common: to clearly and concisely articulate your vision, communicate what you do and why other people should care.  She's coached individuals and teams on presentation skills, storytelling and team dynamics. Her clients have included Tommy Hilfiger, Mastercard, Etsy and The Jewish Museum. When she's not dreaming up ways to make communication more fun, you can find her hanging out in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, roaming art museums and building cardboard forts with her 9-year old son. On this episode, Madeline speaks with Brooks Brown about her reasons for starting a business to advocate for quiet leaders.

Con la participación del Dr. Ramón Luis Acevedo

In today's episode I'm joined by Time Hacker Madeline as she shares how it's possible to go from guilty time off, to booking mid week overnight trips for fun. If you're running around with a never ending to do list, feeling always behind, and know decisions are taking longer than you want to then this episode is for you. Enjoy! And if you would like to overcome time anxiety, feel calmer and have more fun then click here to read more about becoming a Time Hacker. To connect with Madeline click here: Website LinkedIn  Instagram

Con la participación del Lic. Carlos Ramos González

In the latest issue of Harper's magazine, longtime foreign policy analysts and authors Christopher Layne and Benjamin Schwarz make the argument that the United States basically set up the war in Ukraine through a series of its own foreign interventions and geopolitical meddling in pursuit of global hegemony and dominance that went well beyond NATO expansion. They build this case that Russia had not only been the target of American hubris but had been watching the U.S. with growing uneasiness in other actions — the invasion of Panama in 1989, the bombing of Serbia in 1999, its regime change wars in Iraq and Libya. We talk to them about why they chose to write this essay, risking criticism as Russian apologists, and their fears about where this war is going.In the first segment, Kelley & Dan talk about a new Costs of War report that finds that upwards of 4.6 million deaths worldwide can be attributed directly or indirectly to America's post-9/11 wars.More from Christopher Layne & Benjamin Schwarz:Why are we in Ukraine: on the dangers of American Hubris, Harper's, May 2023. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit crashingthewarparty.substack.com

Wir Deutschen arbeiten viel, essen schlecht und sind nicht offen für neue Begegnungen. Spanier hingegen sind faul, dafür aber kontaktfreudig und lebensfroh. Was ist dran an den Klischees über Deutsche und Spanier? In der neuen Folge meines Podcasts Deutsches Geplapper habe ich mit Tanja Schwarz von Online Business Deutsch über die Unterschiede zwischen Deutschland und Spanien gesprochen. Tanja ist Deutsche, wohnt aber seit 20 Jahren in Madrid und kennt daher beide Seiten sehr gut. Wir räumen mit Klischees auf und hinterfragen typische Gewohnheiten, sowohl auf der einen als auch auf der anderen Seite. Wenn du ein authentisches Gespräch zwischen deutschen Muttersprachlern hören möchest, dein Hörverstehen verbessern und deinen Wortschatz erweitern willst! So macht Deutschlernen Spaß! Hier findest du Tanja:https://www.instagram.com/tanja_schwarz_official/ https://tanjaschwarz.es/Das Transkript zur Folge gibt's hier:https://naturalfluentgerman.com/podcast-transkripte/Um die Folge bei iTunes zu hören, klick hier:https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/deutsches-geplapperDen Link zu Youtube findest du hier:https://www.youtube.com/@deutschesgeplapperMich und meine Angebote zum Deutschlernen findest du hier:https://naturalfluentgerman.comhttps://www.instagram.com/natural.fluent.german/Lade dir hier mein gratis E-Book herunter:https://naturalfluentgerman.com

Writer and editor Benjamin Schwarz and international affairs scholar Christopher Layne join Chuck to discuss their recent Harper's article, "Why are We in Ukraine? On the dangers of American hubris." You can find their article here: https://harpers.org/archive/2023/06/why-are-we-in-ukraine/ Benjamin Schwarz was formerly the national and literary editor of The Atlantic and the executive editor of World Policy Journal. Christopher Layne is the University Distinguished Professor of International Affairs and the Robert M. Gates Chair in National Security at Texas A&M University.

Con la participación del Lic. José Antonio Andreu García

Con la participación del Dr. Emilio Pantojas García

Con la participación del Dr. Emilio Pantojas García

On a cold October afternoon in 1966, billionaire heiress Doris Duke returned to her palatial Newport estate in the company of friend and interior decorator Eduardo Tirella, stopping her car just outside the large iron gate that barred entrance to the driveway. Having offered to open the gate, he stepped out of the car and walked toward the gate, when the car began rolling forward, knocking Eduardo to the ground and crushing him under the two-ton weight of Duke's station wagon. Within four days of Tirella's death, the Newport Police had closed the case, calling it an “unfortunate accident,” but the residents of Newport, Rhode Island weren't as convinced. Thank you so much to the remarkable David White for research assistance!ReferencesDuca, Rob. 2021. "Newport police closed Doris Duke case, again." Newport This Week, November 24.Duke, Pony, and Jason Thomas. 1996. Too Rich: The Family Secrets of Doris Duke. New York, NY: Harper Collins.Lance, Peter. 2021. Homicide at Rough Point: The Untold Story of How Doris Duke, the Richest Woman In America, Got Away with Murder. Auburn, NH: Tenacity Media.—. 2021. The triple 'murder' of Eduardo Tirella, gay confidant of Doris Duke. November 29. https://www.advocate.com/commentary/2021/11/29/triple-murder-eduardo-tirella-gay-confidant-doris-duke-newport-rhode-island.—. 2021. "The Doris Duke Cold Case Reopens: The Only Known Eyewitness Speaks for the First Time." Vanity Fair, August 5.Mansfield, Stephanie. 1992. The Richest Girl in the World: The Extravagant Life and Fast Times of Doris Duke. New York, NY: G.P. Putnam & Sons.New York Times. 1964. "Divorce suit filed against Doris Duke." New York Times, January 11: 14.—. 1935. "Doris Duke is wed to J.H.R. Cromwell." New York Times, February 14: 23.—. 1966. "Duke estate death ruled an accident." New York Times, October 12: 25.Newport Daily News. 1967. "Crash victim's kin asks $2.5 million of Doris Duke." Newport Daily News, December 8: 1.—. 1966. "Death of Miss Duke's friend ruled 'unfortunate accident'." Newport Daily News, October 10: 1.—. 1966. "Doris Duke kills friend in crash." Newport Daily News, October 8: 1.—. 1966. "Press blasts police chief Radice on handling public information." Newport Daily News, November 3: 1.Schwarz, Ted, and Tom Rybak. 1997. Trust No One: The Glamorous Life and Bizarre Death of Doris Duke. New York, NY: St. Martin's Press.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scheana's wedding weekend in Mexico continues on Vanderpump Rules (S10E9), and Katie manages to be the most talked about guest without actually being a guest. Plus, Schwarz and Raquel finally kiss. So much depravity.Watch with Crappens on Demand here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/81120091See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.