POPULARITY
In this episode, the first page of three books of fiction will be read:The Septembers of Shiraz by Dalia Sofer,Silver Sparrow by Tayari Jones, andDear Life by Alice Munro
Catch up on Catching Up With The Geeks! Exclusive content from Septembers batch of episodes. Relationship issues ensue...
NO BS WITH SB is proud to present Larry Day Actor A native Montrealer, Larry Day has been involved in the Entertainment Industry for over 5 decades. Before starting on his acting career, Larry's background included being a top DJ in some of the hottest Nightclubs in the world such as Septembers in Montreal, Xenon's in New York City, Studio 51 in Fort Lauderdale as well as spinning private parties for the likes of The Jacksons, Phil Collins and Pink Floyd over a 20 year period. He co-published an entertainment guide on Montreal's nightlife and owned and managed some of Montreal's top nightclubs of the 80's and 90's. His Film and Television career began with lead and recurring roles on a variety of television shows including Fox Network's Student Bodies and Fox Family's Back To Sherwood, as well as Guest Starring on numerous others such as Nickelodeon's popular Are You Afraid Of The Dark. He also appeared in numerous Miniseries including Human Trafficking with Donald Sutherland and Mira Sorvino shot on location in Prague and Thailand for the Lifetime Network as well as landing a regular role on the IFC series The Festival. Day was also cast in VH1"s Hysteria: The Def Leppard Story and the NBC Miniseries The Last Templar Day's extensive Film Credits include performances in Allan Moyle's Xchange with Stephan Baldwin and Kyle Maclachlan, Out Of Control with Sean Young, One Way Out with Jim Belushi, The critically acclaimed Savage Messiah as well as the Bob Rafelson directed House On Turk Street with Samuel Jackson, The Covenant directed by Rene Harlan as well as the star-studded Bob Dylan Biopic I'm Not There directed by Todd Haynes, and Lexi Alexander's The Punisher:WarZone for Sony pictures. He also appeared in 22 episodes of the live action/animated series Delta State as well as guest appearances on the hit TV series Blue Mountain State for Spike TV, The Listener for CTV and the new hit show Cracked Larry has also been seen in On The Road starring Kristin Stewart, Kirsten Dunst and Garrett Hedlund directed by Walter Salles and will be seen in the latest XMen movie due out in 2014. He is Co-Owner of one of Montreal's top nightclubs called The Firm and Day also has hosted and produced the #1 radio show Backspin for ten years. Larry is also Founder and Director of Strangers In The Night, one of the largest charity galas held each year in Montreal to raise funds for The Starlight Children's Foundation. you can listen the podcast everywhere Apple Podcasts Breaker Castbox Google Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts RadioPublic Spotify Stitcher #larryday #nobswithsb #sebastienbourgault #montreal #actor #hollywood #movie #acting #comedy #openmic #struggle #pain #hustle #goal #davechapelle #standup #justforlaughs thanks to PERONI RESTAURANT http://restaurantperoni.com/
We have a deeply moving meditative flute instrumental music for you buy Kevin James. You may remember the incredible interview we did with Kevin a few months ago. If you are not familiar with Kevin you are in for a musical treat. He travels the world sharing heart songs and mantras with communities in chanting circles. I highly recommend checking out his website and additional info at www.KevinJamesMusic.com So grateful for the music that Kevin is offering and for his support of Sound Medicine Music and Mantras by giving his personal heartfelt encouragement to play these songs for you on our podcast as part of Septembers experiential sound experience. The songs you will be listening to are called Emptiness, Bardo, and The Peaceful Heart- which can be found on Spotify or Applemusic. For now- I suggest finding a comfortable place to relax and take in with full awareness the beauty of this music. Enjoy
Seit Beginn des Septembers hat der DAX rund zwei Prozent zulegen können. Und dies obwohl der September als schlechter Börsenmonat gilt. In der vergangenen Woche stieg der DAX über 13.200 Zähler und ging auch darüber ins Wochenende.
Auch in dieser Woche sind Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm noch im Urlaubsmodus. Aber auf den ersten Sportpodcast des Tages und die wichtigsten Themen des 14. Septembers müsst ihr trotzdem nicht verzichten. Kevin Scheuren erklärt, warum Mugello nichts für die Formel 1 ist, Andreas Thies analysiert die Finalniederlage von Alexander Zverev bei den US Open in New York und Felicitas Boos vom Hinterhofsänger Podcast beantwortet die 5 Fragen an die Saison von Mainz 05. Außerdem gedenken Andreas und Malte besserer Tage von Sebastian Vettel....
Auch in dieser Woche sind Malte Asmus und Andreas Wurm noch im Urlaubsmodus. Aber auf den ersten Sportpodcast des Tages und die wichtigsten Themen des 14. Septembers müsst ihr trotzdem nicht verzichten. Kevin Scheuren erklärt, warum Mugello nichts für die Formel 1 ist, Andreas Thies analysiert die Finalniederlage von Alexander Zverev bei den US Open in New York und Felicitas Boos vom Hinterhofsänger Podcast beantwortet die 5 Fragen an die Saison von Mainz 05. Außerdem gedenken Andreas und Malte besserer Tage von Sebastian Vettel....
Es sind die sieben Leben der Techwerte, die sind einfach nicht tot zu kriegen. Ja, der Tag gestern war im Verlauf ein schwacher und jetzt geht es schon wieder bergauf. Kann sich diese Rallye halten? Das ist die entscheidende Frage. Die Ergebnisse von Oracle und insbesondere von Peloton heizen die Techwerte jedenfalls ordentlich ein. Ansonsten rechnet Goldman Sachs jetzt bei der amerikanischen Wirtschaft mit 35% Wirtschaftswachstum im dritten Quartal. Wird amerikanische Notenbank dementsprechend vielleicht in der kommenden Woche enttäuschen? Warum jetzt schon handeln? Die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass die Renditen der Staatsanleihen steigen werden und damit einhergehen dann auch der Bankensektor, hat zugenommen. Ansonsten gedenken wir hier in New York City den Opfern des 11. Septembers. Ich selbst kann kaum glauben, dass das Ganze schon 19 Jahre her ist. Damals war ich auf dem Parkett der New Yorker Aktienbörse nicht am Tag des Ereignisses. Aber wir haben natürlich auch in diesem Umfeld Freunde und Arbeitskollegen verloren und haben an der New Yorker Börse an diesen Freitag eine Gedenkminute. Ob Profitrader oder Privatanleger - dieser Podcast ist für alle, die sich für Aktien, Anleihen, Gold und Rohstoffe, Investieren und Trading interessieren. Welche Aktien liegen im Trend und welchen geht gerade die Luft raus? Worauf achtet die Wall Street ganz besonders? Wo liegen die Chancen und wo die unterschwelligen Gefahren? Was bewegt die Kurse und worüber spricht man eigentlich gerade in der New Yorker Finanzmeile? Die Antworten gibt es jeden Tag bis spätestens 16 Uhr in diesem Podcast. Abonniere den Podcast, um keine Folge zu verpassen! LINKS https://www.instagram.com/kochwallstreet/ https://www.facebook.com/markus.koch.newyork https://www.youtube.com/user/kochntv https://www.markuskoch.de/
Alles elitäre Kunstscheiße! Also nicht die Kunst (ganz im Gegenteil), sondern wie sie verpackt wird. Freerk regt sich in dieser Folge so sehr über die mobile Website der Berlin Biennale auf, dass er vergisst, sein Mikrofon richtig einzustellen. Tja… Aber der Rest des Septembers versöhnt uns dann doch wieder mit der Stadt. Mit der Berlin Art Week | Berlin Art Fair | Gallery Weekend | Berlin Biennale | A Handhulf of Dust | Kunst Tag und Nacht in den Gerichtshöfen | Aby Warburg: Bilderatlas Mnemosyne | Festival für selbstgebaute Musik | Die Demokratie und ihre Adler (Museum der Dinge)
Welcome to another episode of the "This is Gonna Hurt" podcast. In this episode, Gordon talks about September. Green Day has a famous song titled, "Wake Me Up When September Ends". They got it wrong. September is awesome, and Gordon explains why. He talks about: September is a season of change, and that's not bad. Gordon's history of Septembers. And lots more. Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support
September 2020 arrives with strong energetic patterns. Well check in with Archangels Michael, Haniel, Chamuel and Raguel for insights on Septembers forecast through astrology, numerology and the tarot.Although the universe brings strong astrological alignments for transformation, it also offers protection and support for positive change and spiritual growth. We begin the process of wrapping up all the transitions we have underway for the year 2020.
Sara of $ On My Mane team talks with her team about the first week of Septembers focus. This week's strategy was created for new MPs in mind but certainly works for all stages of business. We are looking forward to making an IMPACT this month, and are excited to share that information here. Big talking points: Lead notebook Business cards and how to start a casual conversation to hand 'em over. 100 Lead List --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/monaygang/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/monaygang/support
Fidel Beauhill - The Modern Man Coach talks about how we are in danger of damaging our relationships because we don't acknowledge that men and women complement each other by using our masculine and feminine energy. Instead, we clash. A relationship is like a dance with each person working in harmony with each other. ABOUT FIDEL An NLP Master Coach, Master Hypnotherapist and Master Timeline Practitioner, Fidel has years of experience working with both men and women to find true self confidence and present their best selves to the world. The Modern Man Coach, is a life and relationship coach. He enjoys helping clients empower themselves by understand their masculine and feminine energies. He specialises in working with men who have been through divorce, breakups or mid-life crisis. In recent times, gender roles have become less defined and whilst this has come with many benefits, our relationships seem to be suffering because of it. Fidel believes the polarity between masculine and feminine is critical to starting and maintaining healthy relationships. He runs the men only Facebook community The Modern Man Club and is the founder of the community interest company by the same name. He also hosts The Modern Man Podcast and is Septembers featured coach and cover model for COACH magazine as well as speaking at many events, conferences and workshops around the country. As a competitive and undefeated boxer, a qualified fitness trainer, health and fitness are very important for Fidel, personally and also for his clients. A father of three daughters he has gained some of his understanding of women through watching them grow. Fidel is passionate about helping you find love by learning to love and understand yourself first. September’s front cover model and featured coach in COACH magazine. Website - https://modernman.org.uk/coaching/ Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/fidel-modernman-beauhill/ Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/themodernmancoach/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/ModernManCoach Instagram -https://www.instagram.com/themodernmancoach/ ABOUT WENDY CAPEWELL Wendy is a Psychotherapist, Coach, Public Speaker, and Author. She helps people who are stuck either in their personal, professional or relationships, get to the root of the problem which is holding them back, let go - and move forward into a happier more successful life. Connect with Wendy Here...... Facebook - CLICK HERE Linked in - CLICK HERE Website - https://www.wendycapewell.co.uk/ Book –‘From Surviving to Thriving in a Romantic Relationship’- Link to Amazon Email – info@wendycapewell.co.uk Email me if you would like to receive my newsletter. which contains my latest news, articles and special offers. If you have enjoyed this show then please leave a review. How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Itunes link - http://apple.co/2xj5yud Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom.
It's another 2-hour spesh jam-packeroonied with fresh Aussie tunes to keep those isolation blues at bay on 94.7 The Pulse. You'll hear: Zac Slater, Carla Geneve, Morgan Joanel, Cable Ties, Bel, Shepparton Airplane, ELEEA music, Oh My My, FANGZ, Bianca, TFS Band, The Mean Times, Essie Holt, Colin Jones, Rusted Tongue, Jack Bratt, PJ Orr, The Septembers, KoKo The Kid, and Sam's POTW, Karnivool.
“Cherish the Blood” was what one of the killers cried out after carrying out a despicable hate crime in the days after 9/11. In this episode, we take a look at how on a warm Septembers night, a 17-year-old boy was hunted down, brutally attacked and left to die alone within minutes of hearing the words “You’d better run”. Lady Justice is a true crime podcast; therefore deals with incidents of violence, disturbing imagery and explicit content. Listener discretion is advised. The Lady Justice Podcast wishes to offer their deepest condolences to the victim's families and wishes to offer thanks to those that work in the emergency services. Lady Justice is a weekly true crime podcast that covers fascinating cases, both past and present. Social media: Instagram - lady.justice.podcast Facebook - Lady Justice Podcast Twitter - @ladyjusticepodEmail - ladyjusticepodcast@gmail.com Small Act of Kindness: Do what you can for our furry friends. Donate some time, or items, or money to an animal shelter or charity. If you can - adopt. Sources:https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/ross-parker-trial-cold-blooded-racist-murder-1-106338https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/ross-killers-fail-in-bid-to-have-sentences-cut-1-93471https://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/news/local-news/ross-parker-murder-peterborough-memorial-17065626https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2002/dec/20/race.worldhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2590539.stmhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2525793.stmhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2415263.stmhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2521365.stmhttps://www.thefreelibrary.com/Race-attack+Asians+killed+white+with+foot-long+knife.-a095640533https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-146572/Teenager-killed-vicious-knife-gang.htmlhttps://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/workmates-and-friends-stunned-by-tragic-death-1-107870https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/ross-parker-trial-what-they-did-was-unforgivable-1-106337https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/murder_family_tells_of_months_of_torment_after_death_of_much_loved_son_1_104950http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1557154.stmhttps://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/three_in_court_on_ross_murder_charge_1_107264https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/youth_murdered_in_gang_attack_1_107927https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/ross-killers-fail-in-bid-to-have-sentences-cut-1-93471https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/murdered-tributes-to-ross-on-eve-of-funeral-1-104976http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1555927.stmhttps://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20110204012350/http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/cms/144_14958.htmhttps://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20110204012524/http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/cms/144_13296.htmhttps://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/court-ross-was-killed-by-a-hunting-party-1-56919https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/court-nazir-i-lied-to-police-over-killing-to-protect-my-friends-1-56903https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/court_mother_breaks_down_as_expert_tells_jury_terrible_details_of_ross_s_death_1_56897https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/court-mum-s-tears-as-jury-hears-how-ross-was-found-lying-in-a-pool-of-blood-1-56901https://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/environment/court-expert-tells-jury-of-dna-linking-nazir-to-knife-used-in-killing-of-ross-1-56875
Es gibt Ereignisse, die ganze Generationen erschüttern. Eure Podcaster verbinden dieses Erleben mit den Ereignissen des 11. Septembers 2001. Nicht nur, dass an diesem Tag eine humanitäre Katastrophe passierte, denn jeden Tag sterben Menschen, oft tausende von Menschen bei kriegerischen Auseinandersetzung rund um den Globus. Was an diesem Tag verloren ging, war ein Gefühl der Sicherheit in der westlichen Welt - und vielleicht das Gefühl der Unbeschwertheit der Jugend. Im Short Trek "Children of Mars", dem letzten Teil der diesjährigen "Short Treks"-Staffel, erleben zwei Kinder, Kima und Lil, den Moment, an denen ihre Welt die Unschuld verlor. Begleitet uns auf der Besprechung des ersten "Short Treks" zu "Star Trek: Picard", bei der Rückkehr von Jean-Luc Picard auf den Bildschirm und in eine Welt nach "Star Trek: Nemesis". Eure Meinung würde uns an dieser Stelle sehr interessieren: www.discoverypanel.de Oder auf Social Media: Twitter: @PanelDiscovery Instagram: @DiscoveryPanel Facebook: @DiscoveryPodcast Email: info@discoverypanel.de Oder ruft uns an oder schickt uns Nachrichten auf WhatsApp unter: 02291/UKTAUK2 https://podcasts.apple.com/de/podcast/discovery-panel/id1287128600
Als Bonus-Episode für die Weihnachtspause gibt es eine unserer Test-Episoden, die im Vorfeld des letztwöchigen Launches vom "Der #SportsBiz Podcast" aufgenommen wurde: Dabei blickten Yannick Ramcke und Ralf Leister Anfang Oktober auf einige der spannendsten News und Entwicklungen des vergangenen Septembers zurück: ⏺ Intro: Kurze Vorstellung der beiden Co-Hosts und Themenüberblick (0:00 - 1:30 Min) ESPN und Bundesliga schließen 6-Jahresvertrag in den USA (https://www.forbes.com/sites/manuelveth/2019/09/30/espn-and-bundesliga-sign-six-year-us-television-deal/#4cb3ce64543d) (1:30 - 6:20 Min) The DFL's Electronic Program Guide Feature for Digital Platforms (https://tomorrow.dfl.de/broadcast/the-dfl-adds-electronic-program-guide-feature-to-digital-platforms/) (6:20 - 10:30 Min) The State of Sports Apps Report: Top Sports Apps by Revenue and Growth Forecast (https://sensortower.com/blog/top-sports-apps-by-revenue-and-growth-forecast) (10:30 - 16:20 Min) 5G-Anwendung: Vodafone und Fußball-Bundesliga nutzen Augmented Reality (https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/5G-Anwendung-Vodafone-und-Fussball-Bundesliga-nutzen-Augmented-Reality-4537577.html) (16:20 - 22:00 Min) Study: Streaming to see Sports Media Rights Revenues hit US$85bn by 2024 (http://www.sportspromedia.com/news/streaming-tv-rights-revenues-sports-forecast-2024) (22:00 - 27:50 Min) PwC’s Sports Survey 2019: Time to Re-focus? (https://www.pwc.ch/en/insights/sport/sports-survey-2019.html) (27:50 - 34:30 Min) Activision Blizzard Esports League Tries a Nielsen Metric to Take on Traditional Sports (https://www.wsj.com/articles/activision-blizzard-esports-league-tries-a-nielsen-metric-to-take-on-traditional-sports-11567591201) (34:30 - 39:20 Min) ⏺ Outro: Ausblick auf "Der #SportsBiz Podcast" (39:20 - 41:26 Min.)
Verwerflich könnte sein, dass der Podcast diese Woche erstmals unter einer Stunde ist und Max seine Meinung zu Montagen doch noch mal überdacht hat. Wegen des unglaublich vollen Septembers und einigen schlechten Wort- sowie Ottowitzen wirken die beiden Podcaster etwas ausgebrannt – aber wie sagt man so schön: Alles neu macht der Oktober! Seid gespannt auf das was kommt.
Last Game Standing: Wer hat den Gürtel? Die Spiele des Septembers vs. den Champion »Control«
It's the end of one of the busiest Septembers for gaming in recent memory and the Podtoid team is ready to see what October has in store. On this week's show, Dan is out so the rest of the team gets on discussing Mario Kart Tour, Ad Astra, Borderlands 3, camel balls, and The Last of Us Part II. All that, plus our dream Henry Rollins video game, on Podtoid Episode 417.
MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis (@JimCallisMLB) Jordan Shusterman of @CespedesBBQ discuss the 2019 AL and NL Rookie of the Year races, including the historic seasons of Yordan Alvarez and Pete Alonso, the loaded NL rookie class, and comparing Alonso’s rookie year to Aaron Judge’s 2017 campaign. Next, they discuss two other rookies having big Septembers, Mariners OF Kyle Lewis, and Rockies OF Sam Hilliard. Then, they cover three intriguing Arizona Fall League sleepers: Blue Jays RHP Jackson Rees, Cardinals OF Conner Capel, and Dodgers RHP Marshall Kasowski. Finally, we hear an interview from the AFL with Astros pitching prospect Forrest Whitley, who discusses his second trip to the AFL, and how he has dealt with adversity over the last two seasons.
MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis (@JimCallisMLB) Jordan Shusterman of @CespedesBBQ discuss the 2019 AL and NL Rookie of the Year races, including the historic seasons of Yordan Alvarez and Pete Alonso, the loaded NL rookie class, and comparing Alonso's rookie year to Aaron Judge's 2017 campaign. Next, they discuss two other rookies having big Septembers, Mariners OF Kyle Lewis, and Rockies OF Sam Hilliard. Then, they cover three intriguing Arizona Fall League sleepers: Blue Jays RHP Jackson Rees, Cardinals OF Conner Capel, and Dodgers RHP Marshall Kasowski. Finally, we hear an interview from the AFL with Astros pitching prospect Forrest Whitley, who discusses his second trip to the AFL, and how he has dealt with adversity over the last two seasons.
Blood Week (which Jason and Ryan laid out a helpful guide to here) usually happens later in the calendar, but there's nothing stopping it from popping up earlier. We looked at three Septembers where the rankings became a real revolving door. - 2008, when Blood Week went to both coasts - 1974, when Blood Week become Blood Fortnight - And 1984, when we had a whole dang BLOOD MONTH BONUS FEEDBACK TIME! We are conducting an audience survey to better serve you (don't laugh). It takes no more than five minutes, and it really helps out the show. Please take our survey here: https://voxmedia.iad1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ewVXHPZIsQNlxCR?Source=note
Der Sternenpodcast September 2019 Ihr Audioguide für die Sterne. Ob zuhause mit der Sternkarte oder unterwegs unter freiem Himmel - Planetariumsdirektor Thomas Kraupe führt Sie zu den interessantesten Sternbildern und Himmelsereignissen - jeden Monat neu und kostenlos. Hier können Sie den Podcast bequem über Soundcloud oder iTunes anhören oder die mp3-Audio-Datei direkt herunterladen. Dieser Podcast des Planetarium Hamburg wird Ihnen in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Hamburger Abendblatt präsentiert - mit freundlicher Unterstützung unserer Audio-Partner Prime Time Studios und Audio Consulting Group. Die Zeit der dämmrig hellen Nächte ist vorbei und der Tagbogen der Sonne wieder kürzer. Seit der Sommersonnwende ist unser Tagesgestirn im „Sinkflug“:[nbsp] Am 11. August verlässt die Sonne das Sternbild Krebs und wechselt ins Sternbild Löwe, das nun nachts nicht zu sehen ist. Saturn und Jupiter am Abend Jupiter zieht in über 750 Millionen Kilometer Entfernung seine Bahn um die Sonne und ist auch im September das dominierende Gestirn am Abendhimmel. Allerdings ist der Riesenplanet abends nur noch rund zwei Stunden lang tief im Südwesten zu sehen. Ende September verschwindet er bereits kurz nach 21 Uhr im Horizontdunst. Besonders schön ist[nbsp]der Anblick an den Abenden des 5. und 6. Septembers, wenn der zunehmende Halbmond sich zu dem Riesenplaneten gesellt und an ihm vorbeizieht. Saturn ist wesentlich unauffälliger als Jupiter - kein Wunder, ist er doch mit anderthalb Milliarden Kilometer Distanz rund doppelt so weit von uns entfernt. Saturn leuchtet zu Beginn der Nacht im Süden im Schützen und bleibt etwa zwei Stunden länger am Himmel als Jupiter, bevor auch er untergeht. Am 6. und 7. September steht unser Mond zwischen den beiden Riesenplaneten - und am Abend des 8. September ist er knapp neben Saturn platziert. Sternschnuppen und Mondschein In den Nächten vom 5. bis 15. August sollten Sie alle paar Minuten eine Sternschnuppe sehen können, darunter einige sehr helle. Die Mehrheit der lichtschwächeren Meteore ist nur von einem dunklen Standort abseits der Lichtfülle der Großstadt sichtbar. Das Maximum der Sternschnuppenaktivität ereignet sich in der Nacht vom 12. auf den 13. August, doch die Beobachtungsbedingungen sind dieses Jahr alles andere als optimal, denn das Mondlicht stört – am 15. August ist Vollmond. Man sollte daher bereits in der Woche davor - ja bereits Anfang August - Ausschau halten, dann tritt der Mond nur in der ersten Nachthälfte störend in Erscheinung und man hat nach Monduntergang in der zweiten Nachthälfte noch beste Bedingungen. Verlängert man die Leuchtspuren dieser verglühenden Staubkörner zurück, so scheinen sie alle von einem Punkt im Nordosten, dem „Radianten“ im Sternbild Perseus an der Grenze zum „Himmels-W“ auszustrahlen. Daher ist dieser alljährliche Meteorschauer auch als „Perseiden“ bekannt. Merkur am Morgenhimmel Etwa ab 9. August kann man für wenige Tage In der Morgendämmerung noch den Planeten Merkur sehen. Gegen 5 Uhr morgens, also eine gute Stunde vor Sonnenaufgang, steigt der scheue Planet in der beginnenden Morgendämmerung am Ostnordosthorizont herauf und erzielt dabei seine beste Morgensichtbarkeit des Jahres - die allerdings nur höchstens eine halbe Stunde währt, bis er von der zunehmenden Morgenhelle verschluckt wird.
There is a crack in everything - Wünsche, Ziele, Wendepunkte! Menschen mit Herz, Hirn & Haltung
Lena, Sonnenkind qua DNA, startet nach dem Abi mit work & travel. Zusammen mit ihrer Zwillingsschwester erkundet sie Neuseeland und jobbt in Hotels. Anschließend bereist sie Malta, Zypern und Spanien, arbeitet hier in Hotels als auch mit Kindern und Jugendlichen. Ihr erster Berufswunsch Gedanke: Lehramt mit Sprachenfokus! Letztlich entscheidet sich Lena jedoch für ein Kommunikationswissenschaften Studium und bleibt dabei ihrer Reise- und Auslandsleidenschaft treu. Sie beginnt an der Uni in Groningen in Holland. Ein großes Geschenk hier mit rund 20 verschiedenen Kulturen lernen zu dürfen. Nach einem Praktikum beim Dockville Festival in Hamburg sattelt sie noch ihren Master in Kulturmanagement obenauf. Sie studiert in Barcelona sogar mit 27 unterschiedlichen Nationalitäten. Eine bereichernde Erfahrung und großes „learning“ - nirgendwo, so Lena, bekommt man die eigenen Werte so unmittelbar gespiegelt wie in dieser bunten Mischung aus unterschiedlichsten Kulturen. Am meisten lerne sie immer im Umgang und von und mit anderen. Nach dem Abschluss geht Lena erneut nach Hamburg und wird kurzerhand beim Co-working Space Mindspace als Community Managerin eingestellt. Der dort vorherrschende Start Up Spirit infiziert und begeistert sie dermaßen, dass sie sich nach wie vor dafür einsetzt, um unbedingt den Impacthub nach Hamburg zu bringen. Der Impacthub ist ein globales Netzwerk, mit dem Ziel, weltweit Sozialunternehmer zu unterstützen, die ihr unternehmerisches Handeln an sozialen und ökologischen Werten orientieren. Aktuell organisiert sie im Team mit literweise Herzblut und Hirnschmalz das Event Projekt „Weciety World“. Ein lebendiger Konferenz Tag mit Inspirationen rund um das Thema “Start something that matters“. Ziel: unterschiedlichste Menschen miteinander in den Kontakt zu bringen und ohne jedweden Zeigerfinger die Diskussion anzuregen in welcher Gesellschaft wir leben wollen. Workshops, Vorträge, tolle LIVE Musik und sogar Mediation Session bilden das Gerüst des 29. Septembers im Mindspace. Lenas Offenheit, Optimismus und Fröhlichkeit, Neugierde und Dankbarkeit steckt an: ihre wunderschöne Haltung gerade gegenüber ihren engsten Vertrauten im Leben: „das beste in mir sieht das beste in Dir“. Ein zuversichtliches Grundvertrauen bringt sie ins Tun, „man muss ins Machen kommen, damit es weiter geht“. Von oder durch etwaige Fehler können wir nur lernen, nicht alles en Detail durchplanen, sondern „learning by doing“. Auch bezogen auf eines Lenas Herzensthemen, Nachhaltigkeit, agiert sie tolerant: ein jeder könne einfach im Kleinen beginnen. Kaufentscheidungen hinterfragen, mit anderen darüber reden, voneinander lernen und erfahren, wie vielleicht der Nachbar lebt und entscheidet. Ein Bank- oder Stromanbieter Wechsel ist ein guter Start. „Wenn man es probiert ist doch schon schön“, so Lena. Lenas Fixstern „Dankbarkeit“ drückt sich auch darin aus, dankbar zu sein, dass wir dermaßen privilegiert sind uns überhaupt mit derlei Themen befassen dürfen und können. Jeden Tag schreibt sie nieder wofür sie dankbar ist. Ihre lebensbejahende und optimistische Haltung zieht Lena auch aus der Energie des „machen“ und der Erkenntnis: wenn ich was vermeintlich kleines schaffe, dann kann ich doch noch viel größeres in Gang bringen. Ihr Glaube an das Gute im Menschen ist zudem kein naives „gutgläubig“ sein. Ihr Wunsch: noch mehr miteinander zu reden und mit weniger Ego voneinander zu lernen. Eine gerechtere Grundverteilung und einander mit Dankbarkeit gegenüberzutreten. Ihre Sonnenkind Akkus lädt Lena gerne in ebendieser und der Natur auf - rausgehen, sich den Wind durch den Kopf pusten zu lassen oder auch mal bewusst gar nichts zu tun, was mit den aktuellen Aufgaben zu tun hat. Meditieren, in die Sauna gehen und Power durch und mit anderen Menschen tanken, Veranstaltungen besuchen. ...vollständiger Text in den Shownotes...
Check out Septembers episode of StreetWyse Sessions! Some of the hottest new music around, and also a mega blast from the past! Like, Download, Enjoy! 1) Paul Van Dyk ft Plumb - Music Rescues Me [Vandit]2) Vadim Zhukov ft Claire Willis - Searching (Lostly Remix) [Pure Trance]3) Myde & Lauren Ni Chasaide - Wasteland [Amsterdam Trance]4) Steve Allen - Vorny [Uplift]5) Nitrous Oxide & Fenna Day - Spring Is Always Somewhere Else [Amsterdam Trance]6) Misja Helsloot & Dirkie Coerzee - Cape Point [Degenerate]7) Bryan Kearney, Bowdidge & Taylor vs Above & Beyond - Uncommon Home World (Adam Francis Mashup) [CDR]8) Bryan Summerville - Experimentis (Soul Lifters Remix) [Vibrate Audio]9) Michael Milov - In Your Mind [Suanda Dark]10) Corin Bayley - Static Shock [FSOE Clandestine]11) Jordan Suckley - C.Y.M [WhoÕs Afraid Of 138?]12) Tiesto - Suburban Train [Magik Muzik] www.AlanWyse.com FacebookTwitterInstagramSoundcloudMixcloud To download this episode FREE on Soundcloud, click HERE! General Enquiries: Info@AlanWyse.comPromos: Promos@AlanWyse.com
Septembers 2018 collection of MrChoi.com.au Gone in 60 Seconds Videos in audio: 00:10 - Risk vs losing hair 00:53 - Agent jumping 01:53 - Workplace strength 02:37 - Buyers advocate 03:33 - Agent has given up 04:25 - Door knocking trick 05:06 - Vet bills 06:04 - Vendor experience 07:05 - Supply of listings 07:59 - Franchises are the old way 08:56 - Glorified telephone directory 09:55 - Monday night OFI’s 10:43 - A’hole clients & colleagues 11:38 - Don’t negotiate your commissions 12:23 - Learn to give up 13:25 - Vendors friend at auction 14:15 - Auction buyer strategies 15:11 - How good is your view?
Hvad skal Septembers 2019 expansion handle om? hvem er den nye Hunter Vanguard? Hvem er Xivu Arath? Få svaret på det, og meget meget mere i denne spektakulare episode!
The gangs still toiling away at Septembers onslaught of games! NBA 2K19, Spider-Man, Destiny 2: Forsaken, and Call of Duty Blackout Beta is taking up everyone's time ;) Don't forget to check us out on Patreon, $2 gets you a shoutout on the show and $5 let's you choose your own topic for us to discuss! www.patreon.com/psbestfriends --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/psbestfriends/message
The gang’s almost all here! Edmonton Oilers prospects have reported to rookie camp ahead of the opening of main camp later this week. It features the likes of Evan Bouchard, the Oilers’ first-round draft pick this past June, as well as other hopefuls who have an opportunity to make an impact and get a longer look as the team readies for the season. Tyler Benson, the Oilers’ second-round pick two years ago, is playing in his first pre-season games after missing action the past couple of Septembers because of various ailments. And can Kailer Yamamoto, the team’s top pick in 2017 who stuck with the NHL squad as the regular season began before being sent back to junior, earn a spot again this year? Podcast host Craig Ellingson talks to Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun hockey writers Rob Tychkowski and Derek Van Diest about the opening of camp and what we’ll be looking to see from prospects and veterans alike as players report and train for the upcoming 2018-19 NHL campaign. Can Connor McDavid take his offensive game up a notch? How will new backup goalie Mikko Koskinen look? And what if Darnell Nurse misses the start of camp because he doesn’t have a contract? They also touch on the recent Montreal Canadiens-Vegas Golden Knights trade that saw Habs capta
Legions of creatures are invading and only you, the Chosen, can enter the Lost Lands to fight back, and face the horror of the Anonassi...but first check out the Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/shadesofvengeance/era-the-chosen-a-horror-rpg-defend-our-dimension-0?ref=1olndb I was lucky enough to get to chat with Ed Jowett from Shades of Vengeance and to talk about their newest addition to the Era series of RPG games. Currently Era: The Chosen is live on Kickstarter and has funded with still 20 days left to go to unlock more fantastic stretch goals so please check it out! Check out their Facebook group to talk with other GMS and swap stories with other Chosen here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/erathechosen and on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shades_of_Venge Check out the YouTube things we mentioned on the episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j7TRgXlg6U Check out their books on Drivethru RPG here: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/8156/Shades-of-Vengeance?affiliate_id=49631 Seriously check out all those Quick start guides!!!! "I’m a universe builder really." -Ed https://www.shadesofvengeance.com For Those Resident Evil and Zombie fanrs check out Era: Survival for a great Zombie game: https://www.shadesofvengeance.com/product/era-survival-infected-manual-digital/ Keep an eye out on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/cppn I think we need Septembers one shot to be the Era quick starter! Follow along on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CreativePlayandPodcastNetwork/And Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/creativeplayandpodcast
Legions of creatures are invading and only you, the Chosen, can enter the Lost Lands to fight back, and face the horror of the Anonassi...but first check out the Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/shadesofvengeance/era-the-chosen-a-horror-rpg-defend-our-dimension-0?ref=1olndb I was lucky enough to get to chat with Ed Jowett from Shades of Vengeance and to talk about their newest addition to the Era series of RPG games. Currently Era: The Chosen is live on Kickstarter and has funded with still 20 days left to go to unlock more fantastic stretch goals so please check it out! Check out their Facebook group to talk with other GMS and swap stories with other Chosen here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/erathechosen and on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shades_of_Venge Check out the YouTube things we mentioned on the episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j7TRgXlg6U Check out their books on Drivethru RPG here: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/8156/Shades-of-Vengeance?affiliate_id=49631 Seriously check out all those Quick start guides!!!! "I’m a universe builder really." -Ed https://www.shadesofvengeance.com For Those Resident Evil and Zombie fanrs check out Era: Survival for a great Zombie game: https://www.shadesofvengeance.com/product/era-survival-infected-manual-digital/ Keep an eye out on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/cppn I think we need Septembers one shot to be the Era quick starter! Follow along on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CreativePlayandPodcastNetwork/And Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/creativeplayandpodcast
Legions of creatures are invading and only you, the Chosen, can enter the Lost Lands to fight back, and face the horror of the Anonassi...but first check out the Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/shadesofvengeance/era-the-chosen-a-horror-rpg-defend-our-dimension-0?ref=1olndb I was lucky enough to get to chat with Ed Jowett from Shades of Vengeance and to talk about their newest addition to the Era series of RPG games. Currently Era: The Chosen is live on Kickstarter and has funded with still 20 days left to go to unlock more fantastic stretch goals so please check it out! Check out their Facebook group to talk with other GMS and swap stories with other Chosen here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/erathechosen and on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shades_of_Venge Check out the YouTube things we mentioned on the episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2j7TRgXlg6U Check out their books on Drivethru RPG here: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/8156/Shades-of-Vengeance?affiliate_id=49631 Seriously check out all those Quick start guides!!!! "I’m a universe builder really." -Ed https://www.shadesofvengeance.com For Those Resident Evil and Zombie fanrs check out Era: Survival for a great Zombie game: https://www.shadesofvengeance.com/product/era-survival-infected-manual-digital/ Keep an eye out on our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/cppn I think we need Septembers one shot to be the Era quick starter! Follow along on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/CreativePlayandPodcastNetwork/And Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/creativeplayandpodcast
As the 1st anniversary of BBB (YAY!) draws near, we review Kanye West's controversial music video "Famous" and the fourth season of Netflix's "Orange is the New Black", along with "Septembers of Shiraz", "Central Intelligence", and the sequel EVERYONE'S been waiting on for the past 20 years: "Independence Day: Resurgence". MATTHEW BAILEY ON SOCIAL MEDIA: legallyblack.wordpress.com www.patreon.com/legallyblack https://twitter.com/LegallyblackMJB
Matt kicks off today's "In The Booth" talking about Saturday's Cuse-NC State game. Paulie is confident SU will be victorious. The Twins clinch after beating the White Sox. In 'Do We Care?' ESPN's Stephen A. Smith predicts Melo will take OKC all the way to the top, the Yanks are having one of their best Septembers in a long time, and a Russian Burger King wants to ban the movie 'It.' Plus, Matt talks with NC State football coach Dave Doeren.
Der Kreis Olpe ist bekannt für seine Karl-Mey-Festspiele in Elpse, für den malerisch gelegenen Biggesee und aus den Verkehrsmeldungen, wenn auf der A4 nix mehr geht. Einen eigenen Radiosender hat Olpe indes nicht – selbst 27 Jahre nach Einführung des privaten Rundfunks in NRW schweigt . Musik und Radio bilden seit je her eine Symbiose. Doch wie beeinflusst das Radio und das Streben nach Hits das Künstlerische Schaffen? Wie ist das eigentlich, wenn man als Musiker das erste mal seinen eigenen Song im Radio hört? Und: was tut man, wenn das Radio einen Song auf die schwarze Liste setzt und ihm Sendeverbot auferlegt? Wir reden darüber mit Thomas Spitzer, Texter, Komponist und Mitgründer der Ersten Allgemeinen Verunsicherung. Vor 2 Wochen zog der Hurrican Irma durch die USA. In Florida war die größte private Kurzwellenstation der vereinigten Staaten, WRMI in Okechoobee davon betroffen. Senderchef Jeff White erzählt uns über die Stürmische Nacht des 10. Septembers, die er selbst direkt im Sender erlebt hat. Und: für Ordnung im internationalen Wellenchaos auf Kurzwelle sorgt die HFCC. Wir sprechen mit dem Vizevorsitzenden Horst Scholz über deren Arbeit.
In Unterföhring war die Laune wohl schon einmal besser. Im August wurde ProSieben vom internen Rivalen Sat.1 überholt, bei der Halbzeitbilanz des Septembers geht es der roten Sieben nun etwas besser. Aber jetzt wurde Sat.1 von VOX abgehängt, das 0,4 Prozentpunkte vor dem Münchener Sender liegt. Die drei großen Vollprogramme von ProSiebenSat.1 erreichten zuletzt nur noch 21,4 Prozent Marktanteil. Können weitere Folgen von «The Big Bang Theory» ProSieben helfen? Oder sind zwölf Episoden an einem Montagabend zu viel? Diese Frage wird unter anderem von Gastgeber Fabian Riedner, Hauke Reitz, David Grzeschik und Maximilian Becker kontrovers diskutiert. Es sei zwar kein tolles Programm, das ProSieben liefert, aber es kommt beim Zuschauer an, meint unter anderem Hauke. Doch wie sieht die Zukunft von ProSieben und Sat.1 aus? Können die Sender mit ein paar Highlights wirklich wieder starke Marken schaffen? Und was sind überhaupt mögliche Highlights, die die Sender kurzfristig und langfristig wieder zum Stadtgespräch machen könnten?
What's up Diamonds, Welcome to Monday show being my Labor Day weekend was such a washout I was supposed to do a Podcasts but being that I had to cancel all my plans I will be here with you live on Monday and that's alright with me :D. Monday's show is all about the music! we will listen to some DiamondDelights music and have some #smalltalk and I will have some #awesome social media tips in there for you as well. Now I'm not sure how much talking or how many tips I can get in in 60 minutes but I will certainly try while I entertain you with music I have a new artist JJ McGuigan and Cosmic Crash has a new album so I will be playing one of his new songs. We are just going to have some simple #fun So join me live Monday whether you're cooking out or cooking Lina will be here. Don't forget to check out all of Septembers calendar on the shows official website until then you will be seeing me in social media. Thanks guys for listening I appreciate each and everyone of you in the love you bye-bye.
Deep Sunset House and Progressive Podcast - The Melodic Sessions by Prototype 202
Septembers mix is a deep house and progressive selection of the best melodic music around. Tracks and remixes from Kidnap Kid, Modd, Shingo Nakamura, LTN, The Rapture, Yotto and more.
P2P Illegal Movie Download LEgal Cases Updates - 2016 [Septembers of Shiraz] Welcome to another exciting episode of Vondran Legal Hour with "Attorney Steve." This is general legal information only and not legal advice. If you received a notice of subpoena from your internet service provider, (for example Cox, Verizon, Comcast, AT&T) mentioning that your IP address may have been sued or named in a federal court lawsuit over illegal movie downloading, call us to discuss your legal rights, and potential defenses. We offer a no cost initial consultations to persons who have received a notice of copyright infringement, cease and desist letter, summons and complaint, or ISP subpoena notice discussing motino to quash and other items. We can help you sort this out and decide how you want to proceed. Call (877) 276-5084 or visit our Torrent Defense Supersite at TorrentDefenders.com
On this Saturday's episode of MotorTradeRadio.com, Philip Nothard is joined by Curtis Hutchinson, Editor, MotorTrader.com, to discuss how dealers have excelled in the 2016 Sunday Times Top Track 250; the annual round-up of the UK’s fastest growing mid-market companies by turnover. Plus, Vertu delivers record first half profits of £18.7m, with a strong first half to 31 August 2016 and pre-tax profits up 14% to £18.7m on turnover up 17.7% to £1.454bn. In the week's headlines, supplied by MotorTrader.com, Arnold Clark joins expanding MG Motor network, Lookers open a flagship Jaguar Land Rover site in west London following a £12m investment, and independent garages continue to be regarded as more convenient than franchised dealers according to the latest NFDA Consumer Attitude Survey. Finally, Philip and Curtis discuss this week’s Motortrader.com exclusive as a fifth of Septembers’ cars are registered in one day, at the end of the month.
Learn more at permaculturevoices.com/133 Support the show at permaculturevoices.com/support If your listening to this show then you probably have a garden or have had one at one point and time. And for most of you gardeners summer is your primary gardening time. And for most of North America that's a good time to garden because it's relatively easy. Plants like to grow because day lengths are long and temperatures are warm.. at least for most of North America. But what if you live in a part of North America, that doesn't fall under under the previously mentioned "most" category... That's where my guest today, Market Gardener Brian Kowalski finds himself living in Newfoundland... Summer as he describes it is something like this... "May is still cold here, ground is just unfreezing, June is cool, average temp is around 4-5 Celsius (40F), but usually sunny with warm days (10-14C, 57F) but May and June night time temps are generally below 4C. July or August will be normal summer weather, 20-30 C, 85F with nights 12-15, 57F, but one them is usually pretty crappy grey foggy and damp with temperatures cool to warm. ...Septembers have usually been ok but there's a noticeable slow down of growth of course as the nights cool and the days shorten. So to answer your question, July or August. Lots of cold frames and row cover." Living in Newfound weather is one challenge for Brian. He describes the climate as like farming in the shoulder season all summer, windy generally with occasional hurricane, cloudy. Despite the challenges Brian has made a go of it and is a profitable market gardener. What he is doing is working. Given that, the goal for this to take a look at how Brian is dealing with harsh conditions to help those of you who might not have such harsh conditions. Another use of this information is to take some of the techniques that Brian has to apply in the summer and apply them to the colder parts of your season, be in the spring or fall shoulder seasons, or the winters... Listen to the ideas and techniques that he is using and think about how you can apply them to your situation even if your season and his don't match up. And when it's cold and rainy in October, just be thankful that it isn't June, and you aren't trying to garden in the summer in Newfoundland. Learn more at permaculturevoices.com/133 Support the show at permaculturevoices.com/support
Michael: Hello, everybody. This is Michael Gross from OptionSellers.com, here with your August Option Seller Radio Show. I’m here with founder and head trader James Cordier and we’re going to talk a little bit about the markets here and things going on as we start September, back to school month, or, for a lot of investors and financial professionals, it’s back to work month. A lot of people go on vacation in August and when we get back in September it’s back to business. A lot of people start focusing on some of the stories they may have overlooked over the last month or two. James, welcome to the show – a lot to talk about this month. James: Thank you, Michael, there certainly is. Both markets moving, instruments happening, as well as the stock market, of course, the Federal Reserve is always interesting, and new highs in the stock market. We were talking recently about a couple articles that have some of the largest, most well known investors in the world saying that not only is the stock market going to pause but go into a bear market, then it continues to rally. Its just really interesting times right now with both the Federal Reserve and what a lot of people are considering with the stock market what it might do over the next year or so. Michael: You know, we’re going to talk about oil here in a little bit, but some of the stories coming out of OPEC talking maybe about a production freeze, and some people think maybe that’s helping the stock market, too, a little bump in oil here. James: It really is. This is so interesting how the oil market, especially, is a great example of a market that has extremely soft fundamentals. In the United States, we have all-time record supplies. We have Iran and Iraq and Saudi Arabia who are going to just duke it out for market share starting in October and November. What is OPEC come up with going into the soft demand season? Well, we are going to talk. We’re going to come up with some ideas and we’re going to try and freeze production. The part that is so interesting about freezing production, as we all know, is that productions are at record highs right now, so the market really is trying to grasp onto anything it can to try and get insight on what the market might make the next move. What’s so interesting is, as all OPEC discussions over the last few years, each country needs a specific amount of money to run their economy and if oil goes down to 40 or 38, they’re going to need to pump that much oil and everyone really knows it. This buying the market because of OPEC discussions coming up, that’s going to be a feudal end. I’ve seen it before the last several years and when the market rallies up because Iran is now going to join into the talks, they know that all they’re doing is jawboning. When push comes to shove and demand is low in winter, they’re going to be pumping oil like never before. Michael: Yeah, that’s a great point and we are going to talk about that in a second, too, because we have a big seasonal coming up in crude. I know you’re eager to point it out as well. September, as we discussed earlier, is a big month for seasonal tendencies. If you’re listening and you’re unfamiliar with seasonal tendencies, these are the type of things that happen at different times of the year - fundamentals in these underlying markets that can have an outside impact on price. So, being aware of what the seasonals are can really have an impact on your trading, really give you some direction when you’re starting to identify trading opportunities. It’s certainly where James and I start when we’re looking at markets and being aware of that underlying seasonal. September is a huge month for seasonals and one of those markets, in particular, is one of your specialties, James. That is the coffee market. As we end the Brazilian growing season here, we are at the end of harvest, some certain things happen when that harvest is done. Do you want to talk about that a little bit, James? James: Well, what’s interesting is a lot of investors were pointing to whether that wasn’t exactly perfect in many growing areas of the world for cocoa or sugar or coffee. But, in Brazil, we have a record harvest that just took place for Arabica beans. Those are the sought after variety that we drink here in the United States and through most of the western world. We have a record supply coming in. Harvest right now is about 95% complete and you’re going to see co-ops in Brazil wanting to turn those beans into cash. They’re going to try and hold back and they are going to make all kinds of discussion about how we’re going to have a retention plan and we’re going to wait for higher prices, but the bottom line is that they only have so much room for that coffee and it has got to go. As they say, bills have to be paid. If you’re in a third-world nation like Brazil and your cash crop is coffee, you need to turn that into the market. We expect those supplies to start hitting market channels in September and October as the harvest wraps up. Lo and behold, the United States, the largest consumer of coffee, we are currently sitting on the highest coffee supplies of green coffee stocks in the United States for the last 13 years. We don’t really need to bid up coffee prices to get the beans to get here. Coffee roasters can be very picky because we’re sitting on so much coffee here in the United States. With Brazil trying to find a home for their coffee, the United States has all the coffee they need. This seasonal for a downward move in java prices looks quite certain for September, October, and November, so we will be looking at selling coffee calls with both hands here in the next 30 days. Michael: James, that’s a great point. You’re talking about records Arabica production. Total crop out of Brazil, the latest estimate I saw, correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe they’re looking around 56 million bags, which isn’t a record but it is near a record. What you brought up, and maybe just a way of restating it to help some of our investors listening grasp it, is as these supplies hit the market, that excess supply is Economics 101. As supplies go up, price tends to come down. What tends to happen in the fall, if you look at a seasonal chart for December coffee, you hit the first of September and prices typically start declining. That doesn’t mean it is going to happen every year, but over the years that tends to be the cycle. It is something that we are expecting this year. An investor listening to this, you know, it sounds probably Chinese to somebody who just traded stocks and doesn’t know a lot about commodities… you’re talking about how we’re going to be selling options with both fists. How does an investor sitting at home grasp that? How does he take advantage of this? He sees coffee prices where it is right now and he’s looking at a chart. Maybe just kind of walk them through what he would do. James: Certainly. For anyone listening to our commentary today who have read our books on The Complete Guide to Option Selling and have read chapters that concern, for example, historic volatility, namely in the coffee market, years and years ago we had a large rally in the coffee prices because of a freeze that took place in southern Brazil, which caused coffee prices to jump dramatically. In southern Brazil, coffee plantations have migrated north. The chances of freezes that have caused prices to go up in the past are negligible. They no longer exist. However, the historic volatility that is still in coffee options will still be there and it does exist. We actually have the ability to go short coffee at double the price of its current level. In other words, we have a seasonal factor that should cause prices to go down in October, November, and December. The strikes and the coffee calls that we will be selling for clients, or someone listening to us today can do it themself, you are looking at selling coffee calls double the current price. As you mentioned a moment ago, will coffee prices slide 10 or 20 cents a pound this fall? It is really not that important. What we are positioning ourselves and our clients to do, is that we are wagering the fact that coffee won’t double during this price. Historic volatility gives us the ability to sell coffee calls at a very high price and at strikes that are almost double the current price. Michael: Yeah, coffee currently trading just above $1.50 per pound in that range. Good explanation there, James, of why you’re able to sell so deep out-of-the-money. I think that’s a big question a lot of investors have, is why can you sell so far our in commodities and not in stocks. A lot of it has to do with the leverage and the way commodities are priced, but it also has to do with fundamentals that may have changed over the years but that volatility is still in the market. Great, great example there. Selling calls into a harvest in a lot of markets can be a good strategy to pursue. That’s going to take us into another market that we are watching here in September. The grain markets are all big markets that have seasonals in the fall. In the United States, we harvest soybeans, corn, and wheat in the fall. As those supplies come in from harvest, historically speaking, that has tended to pressure prices because as that supply builds, it’s going back to that Economics 101. Higher supply tends to pressure price. That tends to happen in the fall as the new harvest comes in. Not always, nothing is guaranteed, but historical tendencies, however, have tended to drift that way. James, soybeans are another market we’ve been watching lately, we’ve already had kind of a drop-off there, but heading into a harvest now, talk a little bit about the crop there and what you see happening. James: Well, in corn and soybeans in the United States, it seems as though farming just continues to get more and more improved. Not only is Brazil able to produce more coffee beans, but here in the United States and places like Argentina and Brazil, growing more soybeans on the same number of acres here in the United States. We are looking at a huge crop in soybeans and corn that the Unites States is going to be harvesting starting in September and October. Once again, as you mentioned, too much supply and not enough demand certainly sets up ideas for shorter prices and going into this fall. Any rallies that we would have in corn and soybeans over the next 30 days, we would certainly be very interesting in selling call options on those, as well. I know that there is a lot to be made about something that’s called stocks to usage, which actually compiles how much demand there is worldwide versus how much supply there is. I know next year, Michael, you might want to refer to this a little bit, but from what I’ve been hearing, next year’s supply versus demand is going to be gigantic. Selling calls in that environment, I think, is a great addition to someone’s portfolio, as well. Michael: Yeah, you know, we talked about that this spring. We were looking at pretty big acreage this year. We did get a pretty big rally in June because we had some weather concerns, but once that crop was made, prices, especially corn, the corn prices just fell off the cliff since June. One of the reasons we are talking about soybeans right now is that they’ve fallen, but not quite as far as corn. The seasonal tends to kick in at the beginning of September, so we have some pretty good timing. In talking about the soybean crop, we are looking at the largest U.S. harvest ever. We are looking at a projected yield or crop size of 4.1 billion bushels. That’s an all-time high. If this comes to pass, our 2016-2017 U.S. soybean ending stocks are going to be at 330 million bushels, stocks to usage at 8.2%. Both of those will be the highest in a decade. When we talk about bearish fundamentals, that’s bearish fundamentals. That is a pretty big weight on the market. It doesn’t mean that market can’t rally, as you always talk about, but it certainly hinders rallies and certainly casts a bearish shadow, often a great setup for call sellers. It’s one of the reasons we’re watching beans right now – looking for those types of opportunities. James: Well, it’s interesting Michael, something that you and I referred to quite often – we may not know where the price of soybeans is going to go next week or two weeks later, but what we’re calculating and what we’re betting on is where it’s not going to go. That’s all we have to do is get that part right. Michael: Exactly. That is a good segway to talk about the crude market here. You started off talking about crude. You got a lot of media coverage lately… a couple of appearances on CNBC, you’ve had a lot of calls from the media on your call on crude oil because back at the beginning of summer everyone was bullish, you were bearish – you’re still bearish, and you’re still looking at that as a great option selling opportunity. So, maybe share with some of our listeners what you see setting up there and why you like it so much. James: Anyone listening to this right now who is thinking the idea that crude oil is going to continue rallying because of OPEC discussion or slightly smaller production here in the United States, I think you would be really well served to do a little research and find out how much supply is actually out there. In the United States we have record supplies. We have cars that now get 40 miles to the gallon instead of 20 miles to the gallon. We have Iraq, Iran, and Saudi Arabia that are producing record amounts of oil all at a time when we’re going into the weakest demand season of the year. September, October, and November, demand in the United States, the largest consumer, it falls off the table. We really like the idea of crude oil prices heading to softer levels, possibly in the 30’s and then bottoming out around November and December. This is one of the greatest seasonal plays there is, is being short oil going into late summer and early fall. Lo and behold, when the holidays come around, we get into December, we’re going to have some very low oil prices, at least that’s the way it looks from my desk. Then, the other seasonal kicks in and that is to go long when everyone is so fearful that the market is going to go down. So, we have two of our greatest plays as far as building a core position in crude oil, that come up now and then come up again in the 4th quarter of the year. It’s certainly something that has been a great addition to our portfolios over the last several years and we think it’s going to be again this coming year. Michael: James, you bring up a great point there on supply. When you’re talking about crude supplies here in the United States, the last report we are at 521 million barrels. That’s an all-time record for this time of year, as you said. 37% higher than the 5-year average for this same time of year. A key point here, it’s 14% higher than last year at this time. As you know, last year, we saw crude prices dip below 30 down into the high 20’s. We are headed into a seasonal time of year now with supplies 14% above where they were last year and if anybody listening to James talk about the seasonal tendency, you’ll be able to see a chart of that seasonal tendency in the September newsletter. It should be in your mailbox next week by the 1st of the month. You’ll see a crude oil seasonal chart there. I want you to take a look closer at what tends to happen to crude prices at the beginning of September. James hit on it pretty good there – this is why we look to build positions in markets like this that have strong fundamentals that don’t tend to change quickly. They tend to take a while to change why you build things called a core position, James, and I think a lot of our listeners might be interested to hear what that is. You talk about something like a core position and building a portfolio. That’s not something that people read about in books. That’s something that often comes from experience. Do you want to share that with some of our listeners? James: Michael, it is interesting because, for those of us that watch CNBC, Bloomberg, and Fox, you would think that there’s a bull market and a bear market in these different commodities and different stocks every 30 days, but there really isn’t. When the market moves 2 or 3% it gets so much fanfare if it’s going up and it gets so much depressed looks on TV if it’s going down. The options that we sell when we are building core positions, as we like to refer to them, they are 50 and 75% out-of-the-money when we sell calls and puts on these positions. So, when gold or silver or crude oil, in this instance, moves 2 or 3%, it gets so much fanfare. With the OPEC talks recently, they are going to bring one oil analyst or oil company CEO onto the set daily talking about oil getting to 55-60 this year and 65-70 next year based on nothing. You mentioned a really important point, and this is something we discuss often when we’re building core positions, crude oil supplies in the United States is 14% greater than last year. Last year’s low in oil was $27 a barrel. Fundamentals is the key to price projections in commodities. We like to project out 6-12 months and that is what we talk about when building a core position. The fundamentals in a market that is over-supplied won’t change in 30 days or 60 days or 90 days, so what we will do is when we get out of the high-demand season, which ends in May and June, we will sell calls for several months out. As we get into December and January, which is normally the low price-point for crude oil, we will then sell puts 6-12 months out based on the idea that the market will then bottom. Core positioning is basically the meat and potatoes of someone’s portfolio. I know we are not into the holidays yet, but commodities like gold and oil and coffee, these are core-building positions because the fundamentals don’t change and they have huge volatilities from the past. What we then like to blend in with them, it’s almost like Thanksgiving meal. You have the meat and potatoes, which will be things like gold and oil, and the cranberries, the gravy, and the dressing will be soybeans and cocoa and sugar. It’s interesting. Being diversified like that gives a portfolio a lot of staying power and the ability to withstand small movements in the market. So many people, Michael, as you know, look at commodities as a highly speculative, incredible form of gambling, and that may be true for investors who are trying to time the market. As we discussed earlier, we are building core positions at levels that the market cannot reach or very likely will not reach. Like options do, they expire worthless some 80% of the time, building core positions that last the entire year. Basically, that’s hitting singles for 12 months. Michael: Yeah, you talk about that quite a bit in the upcoming newsletter – that concept is a recipe for building a portfolio, structuring a portfolio, and if you’re listening and interested in that type of concept, you’ll get a pretty good dose of it in the September newsletter. While we’re on that subject, I wanted to mention that some of these markets we talked about today, such as the seasonal tendencies and soybeans, seasonal tendencies and coffee. If you missed those articles they are on our blog. You can go back and see those seasonal charts and see how some of these prices tend to perform different times of the year. If you’ve never traded commodities before, it’s a real eye opener to try and get a feel for maybe what some consider an invisible hand behind prices and getting kind of a peek at some of the things really affecting price in different commodities. While we’re on the subject of the upcoming newsletter, James, I want to talk about this for our listeners and readers. We have coming up, as I said – you’ll probably get this at the end of next week, we have an article called 3 Reasons to Love Commodities Now and we kind of go into why commodities are such an attractive investment at this point in time. We talk about some of the warning signs we’re seeing for stock prices right now. As you mentioned at the top of the show, a lot of big names getting pretty bearish on stocks, a lot of big investors thinking the prices are getting a little scary now with what’s going on in the world, so they’re looking for alternatives. We really dig into that a little more this month. Something we also have is a crude oil piece that you talked about here briefly, but we outline a little more detail in the newsletter. We also have a guest column this month by former commodity hedge consultant Don Singletary. James, I know we talked about Don and looking for ways to maybe work with him a little more. Don spent 25 years advising a lot of these big commercial hedgers on hedging hundreds, millions, and even billions of dollars worth of product, whether they are harvesting corn or hedging their oil or gasoline. He kind of came to the same conclusion we did as far as option selling – he came at it from a different angle, though. He came at it as he played, pretty much, to these individual investors. It is tough to compete with these pros, but here’s how they did it. He kind of came to the same conclusion we did and he talks a lot about the same philosophies that we do about selling options. Great piece in our newsletter this month - You don’t want to miss it if you have an interest in that. Let’s talk a little bit about our lesson this month, James. I know we talk a lot about fundamentals in this month’s lesson. We want to talk a little bit about technicals because that’s not something we discuss a lot when selling options, but we still use them and I think some of our listeners might be interested to hear how you use them when you are looking for a trade. James: You know, Michael, when we have very discernable bearish fundamentals, we are watching for a market to rally and reach over-bought conditions. Watching technical indicators, like Stochastic Bollinger Bands and RSI, basically that’s going to help us with timing. It is certainly not necessary, but when we see the oil market rally on short covering, for example, if you were to look at open interest in crude oil you can see that this entire rally was based on investors that were short and were forced to cover. That is an extremely important tool to have in your toolbox is watching open interest in a market that’s trending against its fundamentals. You can almost see by watching open interest when the market is rallying against its fundamentals or its falling against its bullish fundamentals, you can almost see when the last bear got out of his position. It’s not splitting atoms, it’s nothing that the average investors can’t do for himself, but it’s something to be cognoscente about. When open interest balloons to all-time highs in crude oil on the short side, you know what’s coming. Everyone who wanted to be short is already sold the market and the least amount of bullish factors that hits the market will cause the beginning of a rally. By watching open interest, you can see when the last guy got out of his short position. That just happened in crude oil here over the last few weeks. Watching fundamentals gives you the idea of which position you want to take and sometimes, being very cognoscente of the technicals, it can tell you when to get in. We’re not trying to be market timers, but when technicals and the fundamentals line up that is when we put our tuxedo on and jump in. Michael: You know, that’s a great point you bring up because a lot of people watch technicals and maybe they can time a little blip in the market or time a little turn around in the market for a short term, but the big point you make, and it’s one we make often in a lot of our writing, is that knowing the fundamentals is what tells you if that blip in the market is the start of a change in trend or is it a buying or selling opportunity on a correction. That’s what the importance of the fundamentals is knowing that big fundamental picture. I know that’s something you stress a lot. James: Well, Michael, these 8-10 markets that we often discuss have been my friends for the last couple decades. They have personalities and they have seasonal tendencies. You can tell when they get a lot of hype on TV and you can tell the difference between hype and fact. The more you trade these the more you get used to them. They are kind of like friends you keep in your back pocket, and when they are over-bought or over-sold against the fundamentals that is when you add to your core position and making building portfolios so much fun. Michael: As a trader, James, portfolio manager, I know a lot of people have their technical indicators. Maybe talk a little bit about the top 1 or 2 we like to watch in our office. You and I know what they are, but maybe our listeners would be anxious to hear just out of curiosity what we like to watch. James: As far as technical indicators, Bollinger Bands is one of my favorites. Putting a Bollinger Band calculation on a weekly chart, and it really helps you understand what the exact outer limits on what a market can reach simply on short covering or news item or headlines that often push the market because that generates computer buying and computer selling. I would suggest to anyone listening to us today who wants to get more averse with technicals, I would look at weekly charts instead of daily charts. I would look at things like Bollinger Bands instead of simply Relative Strength Index. We look at weekly charts because during the time that we are in a trade or in a position, it’s going to get several buys and sells and the fundamentals never budged. The name of the game is patience. The name of the game is fundamentals. We get paid to wait, and following weekly charts allows you to do just that and the noise in the market doesn’t affect you because you’re looking at the big picture. Michael: Well, what a great synopsis there. This has been quite an information-packed radio show, don’t you think, James? We’ve covered a lot of ground here! James: Michael, you started out by saying September is one our favorite months, and you and I talk about that because we’ve experienced so many Septembers selling options on commodities and we expect this September to be quite a lot the same. Michael: I agree. Well, everyone, I believe that is going to wrap up our show this month. For those listening, our September account slots are closed for this month, they are all filled, there’s no availability this month. We still do have a few slots remaining for October. If you’re interested in pre-qualifying interview for one of those slots, you can contact Rosemary at the office at 800-346-1949. For the rest of you, have a great month. We’ll be updating you on portfolio progress in the bi-weekly videos if you’re a client. Have a great month of premium collection. James, thanks for all of your great information this month. James: My pleasure, Michael. I enjoy doing these and look forward to doing them again many, many times. Michael: Great! Everyone have a great month, and we will talk to you at the end of September. Thank you.
PT inspired horror game Allison Road revived after being cancled, one of Septembers free games with gold anounced, Xbox one s bundle releases, Possible Xbox Scorpio pricing?, Rumored Ps4 slim & Playstation plus membership prices raise. This and much more in episode 56. Want more GamerCade? Be sure to hit that subscribe button! GCN website - gamercade.squarespace.com GCN's GamesCast - http://gamercade.squarespace.com/gamercade/ PlaystationAndPizza - http://gamercade.squarespace.com/playstation-pizza/ GamerCade Podcasts - https://www.GamerCade.Podomatic.com GCN Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1435526156742414/ Twitter @GamerCade1986 Instagram - GamerCade Steam Community - GamerCade Nation Email - gamercade1986@gmail.com
In der Sitzung vom 17. März 2016 war Frank-Walter Steinmeier als einziger Zeuge geladen. Als amtierender Außenminister ist ere iner der hochrangigsten Zeuge bisher im Ausschuss. Die Befragung zielte vor allem auf seine Zeit als Chef des Bundeskanzleramts unter Gerhard Schröder von 1999-2005. Mit dem damaligen Amt oblag ihm auch die Fach unr Rechtsaufsicht der Geheimdienste. Das scheint besonders deshalb entscheidend zu sein, da gerde um die Ereignisse des 11. Septembers umfangreiche Veränderungen in der Arbeit nicht nur der Deutschen geheimdienste, sonder auch deren ausländischer Partner im Raum standen.
Junior Girl Tiffany rounds up Septembers news around the world. She discusses new data on child marraige, cases on female genital mutilation, updates on #BringBackOurGirls, gender equality, and the recently launched #HeForShe campaign. She also rounds up the newest batch of Incredible Girls, including the makers of Tampon Run, #Iammorethanadistraction, and the winners of this year's Youth Courage Awards and Google Science Fair! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/girlspeak/support
Hello fellow podomatic followers.. Here's my Septembers mix.Pumping house vibes with a hint of funk/retro vibes. Please comment and share. TURN IT UP - YOU KNOW IT MAKES SENSE. iTunes link - Subcribe and rate - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/marc-wilkie-house-music-podcast/id473795447?mt=2 For bookings get in touch with me on here or on facebook. https://www.facebook.com/djmarcwilkie Also I have a radio show every Tuesday night on www.rejuveradio.me 8pm(GMT)
I made this episode to fulfill a request made by someone important to me many years ago. In this episode, you'll hear five songs about rivers. The songs are "Land of Rivers" by Jesse Berkowitz, "Silgo River Blues" by Peter Kramer, "Riverbed" by The Septembers, "Rishikesh Valley" by Iamme Candlewick, and "The Singing and Swimming of Nature Around Me" by James Rabbit.
With Mike away so Jon and Jason are joined by Andy and Watford author Lionel Birnie. There is all the chat from Septembers games, plus the boys hear from fans about how they are feeling 6 months into Laurence Bassini’s ownership. The Hornets new Hard man Carl Dickinson joins the boys for a chat, plus Carl returns with Mark Yeates in a new show called “Watford Ass”. Plus we put in a some football shirts,a pen, a pair of boots and a very important clock into our Watford in 100 Objects list File Download (55:58 min / 26 MB)
Septembers 07 You Are Hear show MAGZ and JIM present some of the latest beneath-the-underground sounds which have crept into earshot in recent weeks. Blackpool's CERAMIC HOBS win the coveted 'title of the week' prize for their new song 'All Psychiatrists Are Bastards', EATS TAPES piledrive our ears with their infectious donner-und-blitzen scrapyard techno, The MIKE SAMMES SINGERS sing the praises of Fine Fayre convenience food, while ROLAN VEGA's analogue electronica basks in a half-remembered hauntological twilight. Other new sounds come from pioneering 60s analogue tape-splicer TOD DOCKSTADER, the long awaited new album from Mexican widescreen electronica wonder MURCOF, sitar-disco queen BISHI, and the Hawkwind-cum-Sabbath post-kraut stoner rock of New York's WHITE HILLS. Brought to you by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse check out our website www.youarehear.co.uk Subscribe to the podcast you can get emails alerts sent to you direct everytime we update the feed. feedback www.myspace.com/youarehear YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD now available as download album via wippit YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD Hear us on www.totallyradio.com Podcast of the week in Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent Feb 2008Podcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent
You Are Hear: New Live Music Sessions and Specials - From the Outer Edges
Septembers 07 You Are Hear show MAGZ and JIM present some of the latest beneath-the-underground sounds which have crept into earshot in recent weeks. Blackpool's CERAMIC HOBS win the coveted 'title of the week' prize for their new song 'All Psychiatrists Are Bastards', EATS TAPES piledrive our ears with their infectious donner-und-blitzen scrapyard techno, The MIKE SAMMES SINGERS sing the praises of Fine Fayre convenience food, while ROLAN VEGA's analogue electronica basks in a half-remembered hauntological twilight. Other new sounds come from pioneering 60s analogue tape-splicer TOD DOCKSTADER, the long awaited new album from Mexican widescreen electronica wonder MURCOF, sitar-disco queen BISHI, and the Hawkwind-cum-Sabbath post-kraut stoner rock of New York's WHITE HILLS. Brought to you by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse check out our website www.youarehear.co.uk Subscribe to the podcast you can get emails alerts sent to you direct everytime we update the feed. feedback www.myspace.com/youarehear YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD now available as download album via wippit YAH 2002-6 live radio sessions CD Hear us on www.totallyradio.com Podcast of the week in Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent Feb 2008Podcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent
"Are You Watching Me Now" brought Jayne Nelson to Nashville from her native California. After her husband persuaded a DJ on WSM to play her demo, the response was overwhelming , prompting her to move to Music City to start a recording career. We caught up with Jayne at a fundraiser for Juvenile Diabetes.
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
