Podcasts about Stormberg

April 1835 is passing swiftly, and still no sign of the 75 000 head of cattle demanded by the British of the amaXhosa - Hintsa remains a hostage of Benjamin D'Urban, although it was Colonel Harry Smith who was looking after the king, as well as his son Sarhili and the king's brother Bhuru. D'Urban had summarily annexed the troublesome region around the Stormberg mountains and all the way to the Kraai River in the north where 150 Boer families lived - they were now automatically members of the empire. They did not want to be and many would join a Great Trek being planned out of the Cape Colony. D'Urban had also decided to annex the territory extending all the way to the Kei River for the British - and to allow the Mfengu to settle on some of this land as a buffer zone against the amaXhosa. By advancing the Cape Colony's to the Kei, Sir Benjamin D'Urban was making himself responsible for a huge chunk of southern African territory. At the time, his decision was welcomed by all settlers as well as the military. The dark ravines of the Kei, these high redoubts where the amaXhosa had led the British army on a goose chase, were now within his control, so too the Amatola mountains, where Maqoma and Thyali the Xhosa chiefs had led him on a frustrating slow dance of frustration and angst. The folks who were much more uneasy about all of this was the British political establishment back home - wars cost money and the Frontier War was very expensive. The Mfengu were granted safe passage from Hintsa's TransKei into the Colony. Dozens of wagons trailed him, then came the 16 000 Mfengu on foot, driving 22 000 head of cattle and thousands more goats. Those sitting on the west bank of the Kei would have heard them first, because the mist was thick down along the river, and the Mfengu emerged from the cold dank whiteness, the dawn spectacle complete. Men ahead with the cattle, followed by the young boys who were shoeing the goats along, behind them the women and girls carrying their possessions on their heads - they crossed the river using long sticks to balance, and as they went they were singing a new song called Siya Emlungweni, “We are going to the land of the right people…” they sang, most believing they were going to be as independent as they had been before in northern Zululand before Zwide and Shaka's violence drove them away almost two decades earlier. Watching this jaw-dropping scene was British officer, Captain James Alexander, who wrote that as far as he was concerned, “Nothing like this has been seen, perhaps, since the days of Moses…” Colonel Smith headed off eastwards with his men, and with Hintsa, the king was supposed to direct the British soldiers to where the Settlers cattle could be found. Of course he was going to do nothing of the sort. By daylight of the 12th May, Smith was beginning to smell a rat. Hintsa had been closely watched by the Corps of Guides, led by one of the more veld aware English settlers called George Southey - at one point another guide called Cesar Andrews had drawn his gun because Hintsa suddenly dismounted his horse and walked up a hill.

April 1835 is passing swiftly, and still no sign of the 75 000 head of cattle demanded by the British of the amaXhosa - Hintsa remains a hostage of Benjamin D'Urban, although it was Colonel Harry Smith who was looking after the king, as well as his son Sarhili and the king's brother Bhuru. D'Urban had summarily annexed the troublesome region around the Stormberg mountains and all the way to the Kraai River in the north where 150 Boer families lived - they were now automatically members of the empire. They did not want to be and many would join a Great Trek being planned out of the Cape Colony. D'Urban had also decided to annex the territory extending all the way to the Kei River for the British - and to allow the Mfengu to settle on some of this land as a buffer zone against the amaXhosa. By advancing the Cape Colony's to the Kei, Sir Benjamin D'Urban was making himself responsible for a huge chunk of southern African territory. At the time, his decision was welcomed by all settlers as well as the military. The dark ravines of the Kei, these high redoubts where the amaXhosa had led the British army on a goose chase, were now within his control, so too the Amatola mountains, where Maqoma and Thyali the Xhosa chiefs had led him on a frustrating slow dance of frustration and angst. The folks who were much more uneasy about all of this was the British political establishment back home - wars cost money and the Frontier War was very expensive. The Mfengu were granted safe passage from Hintsa's TransKei into the Colony. Dozens of wagons trailed him, then came the 16 000 Mfengu on foot, driving 22 000 head of cattle and thousands more goats. Those sitting on the west bank of the Kei would have heard them first, because the mist was thick down along the river, and the Mfengu emerged from the cold dank whiteness, the dawn spectacle complete. Men ahead with the cattle, followed by the young boys who were shoeing the goats along, behind them the women and girls carrying their possessions on their heads - they crossed the river using long sticks to balance, and as they went they were singing a new song called Siya Emlungweni, “We are going to the land of the right people…” they sang, most believing they were going to be as independent as they had been before in northern Zululand before Zwide and Shaka's violence drove them away almost two decades earlier. Watching this jaw-dropping scene was British officer, Captain James Alexander, who wrote that as far as he was concerned, “Nothing like this has been seen, perhaps, since the days of Moses…” Colonel Smith headed off eastwards with his men, and with Hintsa, the king was supposed to direct the British soldiers to where the Settlers cattle could be found. Of course he was going to do nothing of the sort. By daylight of the 12th May, Smith was beginning to smell a rat. Hintsa had been closely watched by the Corps of Guides, led by one of the more veld aware English settlers called George Southey - at one point another guide called Cesar Andrews had drawn his gun because Hintsa suddenly dismounted his horse and walked up a hill.

Jahenns Manigat, Taylor Stormberg, and Ross Ferrarini briefly discuss Creighton's win against DePaul. Then, they analyze the Big East Tournament bracket and give their preview of the tournament. POWERED by BetRivers FOLLOW: Jahenns Manigat Twitter Instagram Youtube http://thefieldof68.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Taylor Stormberg and Jahenns Manigat talk about the upset loss in the rivalry game against Nebraska. They also discuss the upcoming trip to Las Vegas where the Jays face off against BYU and Arizona State. POWERED by BetRivers FOLLOW: Jahenns Manigat Twitter Instagram Youtube http://thefieldof68.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The House of Blackest Night goes into lockdown, but are our heroes truly to blame? Moreover, with security tighter than ever, can they scratch their next target- Maxwell's nemesis Stormberg- off their list?

I was surprised when one of The Tavern regulars PMed me to let me know he received an email from Paul Stormberg indicating in Paul's signature that Paul was now President of the Gygax Memorial Fund. So, lo and behold, the http://www.gygaxmemorialfund.org/ website has been resurrected. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tavernchat/support

Som 12-åring bestemte Stormberg-grunderen seg for å starte bedrift og tjene millioner. Men konkurs på konkurs gjorde veien dit kronglete. Hør episoden i appen NRK Radio

Hege Nilsen er daglig leder i Stormberg. I denne episoden forteller hun om sitt oppgjør med egne fordommer og hvordan hun har innsett at inkludering ikke er det samme som å lede til mangfold. Linkedin er fylt opp av logoer med regnbueflagg. Likevel sier en rykende fersk undersøkelse fra Equality Check at 30% av kvinner og 22 % av menn med minoritetsbakgrunn, opplever å bli diskriminert i norsk arbeidsliv. Har du et etternavn som lyder for lite norsk, blir du ikke innkalt til intervju. Hva kreves av ledere og organisasjoner for at alt pratet om mangfold skal bli noe mer enn politisk korrekt reklame?

Hege Nilsen er daglig leder i Stormberg. I denne episoden forteller hun om sitt oppgjør med egne fordommer og hvordan hun har innsett at inkludering ikke er det samme som å lede til mangfold.Linkedin er fylt opp av logoer med regnbueflagg. Likevel sier en rykende fersk undersøkelse fra Equality Check at 30% av kvinner og 22 % av menn med minoritetsbakgrunn, opplever å bli diskriminert i norsk arbeidsliv. Har du et etternavn som lyder for lite norsk, blir du ikke innkalt til intervju. Hva kreves av ledere og organisasjoner for at alt pratet om mangfold skal bli noe mer enn politisk korrekt reklame?

Morgenkaffen med Finansavisen er en daglig oppdatering om toppsakene i Finansavisen fra klokken 05.00. De viktigste nyhetene på to minutter, presentert av Henning Christensen og Torgeir Kveim Sti. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Finally ... the door is open for Christiaan De Wet to wage guerrilla warfare as the British close in on Pretoria. Does the door slam in his face, or does he throw it wide open? The Battle of Korn Spruit (aka Sanna's Post) will tell you. 1) If you’d to play free poker with me online, contact me using this link: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/contact/ 2) Grow yourself and support the show using this Master Class link: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=797461&u=2673298&m=62509&urllink=&afftrack= 3) As of May 26th, 2021, this show has been operating in the red for nearly a year. This is normal for many podcasts, BUT most podcasts don't last long. Help the show go on. Choose one of many ways to get more and support the show using this link: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/donate/ 4) I alluded back to episode 1.18's telling of the Jameson Raid; here is the link in case you wanted to circle back on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-1-18-drifts-crisis-jameson-raid-in-this-installment/id1535351938?i=1000506044631

The Boers are reeling and on the run. The British are on a roll to ... Bloemfontein. How costly will marching into Bloemfontein be? Notes: 1) Learn more about Russian support and undermining of the Boers war effort before the article goes behind a paywall: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/blog/ 2) Grow yourself and support the show using this Master Class link: https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=797461&u=2673298&m=62509&urllink=&afftrack= 3) If you’d to play free poker with me online, contact me using this link: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/contact/ 4) As of May 20, 2021, this show has been operating in the red for nearly a year. This is normal for many podcasts, BUT most podcasts don't last long. Help the show go on. Choose one of many ways to get more and support the show using this link: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/donate/

Buller's "premonitions" are confirmed at Colenso and Methuen makes mistakes at Magersfontein. 1. Contact me using this link: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/contact/ 2. The link to the article I wrote about balloons used in 19th-century warfare, especially in the South African War: https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/blog/ 3. The link to a mask that will serve you well for months or quickly become a great vintage item :) https://forgottenwarspodcast.com/product/mask-w-black-background/ 4. The link to see Master Classes choices and support the show at the same time: https://www.masterclass.com/?utm_content=Text&utm_campaign=MC&utm_source=Paid&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_term=Aq-Prospecting&sscid=41k5_jmdlv

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Hva betyr egentlig mangfold og hvordan får vi virkelig nyte godt av kraften i mangfold på ordentlig? Dagens gjest jobber i et selskap som lenge før mange andre har hat mangfold som en av sine grunnleggende verdier, og de har nok gått lenger enn mange andre. Vi snakker om Stormberg og daglig leder Hege Nilsen Ekberg. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries (DEFF) has dismissed suggestions that renewable-energy projects developed within the designated Renewable Energy Development Zones (REDZs), including the three new zones being proposed, will be exempt from all environmental authorisation processes. In July, the department called for public comment on the creation of new REDZs in Emalahleni, Klerksdorp and Beaufort West, in addition to the eight existing REDZs in Overberg, Komsberg, Cookhouse, Stormberg, Kimberley, Vryburg, Upington and Springbok. Simultaneously, it published notices proposing that the environmental authorisation process be streamlined in the designated REDZs, as well as for gas and power transmission developments, respectively, built within the ‘Strategic Gas Pipeline Corridors’ and ‘Strategic Transmission Corridors’ outlined in the notices. The DEFF is proposing that developments in the REDZs and the gas and power corridors follow a ‘Basic Assessment’ process rather than a ‘Scoping and Environmental Impact Assessment’ process. It also proposes that the timeframes in which the department takes decisions on such applications be reduced from 107 days to 57 days. “This is because the proactive site sensitivity work has already been undertaken through two two-and-a-half-year Strategic Environmental Assessment processes. These determined the environmental sensitivity of each of the zones and corridors,” the DEFF explained in a statement. On August 17, Environment, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Barbara Creecy announced an extension to the initial 30-day public comment period, setting a new deadline of September 4. In a second set of notices, also published in July, the DEFF proposed the adoption of a Generic Environmental Management Programme (EMPr) for gas transmission pipeline infrastructure, along with a new standard for developing electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure within identified geographical areas. For gas infrastructure the EMPr would replace the need for a site-specific environmental management programme when implemented, but the developer was still required to undertake an environmental impact assessment and to commit to implementing the provisions of the generic EMPr. “It will be an offence should they not do so,” the DEFF said. For grid infrastructure, meanwhile, the notice outlined a standard for infrastructure within identified geographical areas and the exclusion of this infrastructure from the requirement to obtain an environmental authorisation. “The exclusion of the expansion of electricity grid within the pre-assessed strategic corridors is based on the fact that the country has been developing grid infrastructure for many years and the impacts and mitigation measures are well known and exclusion will be based on the adherence to the standard and failure to comply with the standard is an offence. “The standard has been developed by environmental specialists and includes a public consultation and appeal process for each project. The standard will reduce the timeframe between conceptualising a grid expansion project to its implementation and means that energy can be provided to the user faster or on time in the case of new renewable energy developments.” The DEFF stressed that none of the initiatives have been implemented as they were in the consultation phase.

De fleste organisasjoner smykker seg med et verdigrunnlag . Ofte tre-fire ord, som ærlighet, respekt, nyskapende og inkluderende. Men betyr egentlig disse flotte ordene noe i det daglige, eller er det bare corporate bullshit? Ny forskning fra MIT som har gjennomgått 700 store selskaper i USA, indikerer at ansatte i stor grad mener at det...

De fleste organisasjoner smykker seg med et verdigrunnlag . Ofte tre-fire ord, som ærlighet, respekt, nyskapende og inkluderende. Men betyr egentlig disse flotte ordene noe i det daglige, eller er det bare corporate bullshit?Ny forskning fra MIT som har gjennomgått 700 store selskaper i USA, indikerer at ansatte i stor grad mener at det er lite eller ingen sammenheng mellom selskapets verdier, og hva som skjer på innsiden.Steinar J. Olsen er mannen bak Stormberg. Et selskap som har frontet sine verdier så tydelig at klærne dere har blitt brent på bål og boikottet. I denne episoden snakker vi om prisen for å ha verdier som betyr noe, corporate bullshit og om det er mulig å være både kapitalist og aktivist. 

De fleste organisasjoner smykker seg med et verdigrunnlag . Ofte tre-fire ord, som ærlighet, respekt, nyskapende og inkluderende. Men betyr egentlig disse flotte ordene noe i det daglige, eller er det bare corporate bullshit? Ny forskning fra MIT som har gjennomgått 700 store selskaper i USA, indikerer at ansatte i stor grad mener at det er lite eller ingen sammenheng mellom selskapets verdier, og hva som skjer på innsiden. Steinar J. Olsen er mannen bak Stormberg. Et selskap som har frontet sine verdier så tydelig at klærne dere har blitt brent på bål og boikottet. I denne episoden snakker vi om prisen for å ha verdier som betyr noe, corporate bullshit og om det er mulig å være både kapitalist og aktivist.

Færre arbeidsløse i juni - men kravet om en forlenget permitteringsordning står fast, sier Fellesforbundet - Det vil virke mot sin hensikt, mener forsker. Facebook må ta ansvar for hatefulle og rasistiske ytringer, mener selskaper som vil boikotte plattformen. - Virkemiddelet er feil, sier Stormberg-grunder. Boligprisene øker mer enn på samme tid i for - til tross for koronakrise. Den franske statsministeren og regjeringen går av. mannen som har hatt ansvaret for viktige deler av regjeringens håndtering av koronakrisen blir ny statsminister.

Vi blir med Bond på sitt tiende eventyr! Atomubåter blir stjålet fra både Storbritannia og Sovjet. Spioner fra begge sider blir sendt på oppdrag for å finne ut hva som har skjedd. Hvem stjeler ubåter? Hvem er Stromberg (som vi utover i podkasten kaller Stormberg)? Kan båter kjøre under vann? Kan Jaws dø? Alt dette får du svar på i den mest actionfylte Bond-filmen til nå! Pakk den britiske fallskjermen, tøm bilen for fisk og bli med oss på en fantastisk reise til Atlantis!

Stormberg-gründer Steinar Olsen er i vinden om dagen. Hva koster det å være så synlig?

An incredible turn of events was taking place after a few icy months of winter - the Boers were waking up like hibernating bears and there would be a sudden escalation in incidents across south Africa. General Jan Smuts led a commando of around 400 men. He had survived three near misses after entering the Cape in the first week of September 1901. Remember I'd explained how he was first attacked by a group of Basutho's, then he was ambushed by a British patrol while conducting surveillance - losing three men and his horse, then he was surrounded on a flat-topped hill in the Stormberg range. He escaped after being led to a steep ravine by an unnamed hunchback. General Louis Botha meanwhile, had managed to invade Natal with a much larger force of around 2000 men in his commando and had savaged a British cavalry unit near the town of Dundee. I explained last week how Captain Gough had charged straight into this commando, and lost virtually all of his 245 men. Botha and his commando had been marching south skirting both Zululand and just clipping the Swaziland border. His men were riding fast - they had hundreds of pack mules and pack horses, leaving their cumbersome ox wagons. They had armed themselves with both Lee Metford and Mauser rifles so could take advantage of seized Britsh ammunition. As Major Hubert Gough had discovered, this commando was moving swiftly. Remember the invasion of Natal was the other half of the grand strategy agreed with Smuts at the meeting in Standerton earlier in the year. The military aim was to divert pressure from the occupied Republics, its political aim, to prove that the war was not over.

- Valgresultatet med Demokratenes opptur i Kristiansand er et varsko til resten av Norge, sier Stormberg-grunder som advarer mot nasjonalistiske krefter. - Demokratene svarer. Regjeringen vil ha anonym tipsordning for å avsløre asylsøkere som jukser. – NOAS svarer. Senterpartiet er lut lei av at Oslo-pressen bare gir Arbeiderpartiet og Høyre stempel som styringspartier. - Oslo-pressen svarer. USA - Vi ser også på hva som skjedde da demokratenes toppkandidater for første gang møttes i debatt natt til i dag.

This episode will focus on Australia - their troops had already had a major impact on the war particularly as they joined the Canadians in the relief of Mafikeng. When the Anglo-Boer war broke out in October 1899 most corners of the empire were convinced these handful of Boers would be brought under control within a few weeks. However, it was black week in December 1899 that shook the empire and its commonwealth. Remember those battles - Colenso, Stormberg and Magersfontein. After this, in Australia for instance, speakers toured the towns particularly in the South East of the country promoting the imperial cause and the demonisation of the Boers in the regional press was complete by February 1900. They were now “treacherous savages” who fired on hospitals, convoys of the wounded, women and children; they poisoned water, used dum dum bullets, buried their own critically wounded and robbed the dead. Membership of what were known as rifle clubs jumped after Black Week,where mainly urban Australians rediscovered their roots by training in the use of rifles. New clubs were formed, including some formed by women. But were the rifle clubs capable of defending their ownb colony in the event of an invasion? Apparently not, according to Yackandandah's Councillor Beatty. In February 1900, he called for the establishment of units of Mounted Rifles or Rangers in every town and district. Although he had no criticism to make of the rifle clubs, he claimed, he believed that they would be virtually useless in the face of an invasion. It of course was not entirely clear who would be invading but the war in South Africa had applied Australian minds. Councillor Beatty had a son in uniform in South Africa and he reflected a long-standing demand in the region for local defence units that could defend both hearth and home. Beatty's call sparked a number of public meetings across the region supporting his call for the establishment of Mounted Rifle or Ranger units. The government's response, however, was cool. While this was the official reaction, in small towns across Australia contingents of men began to show up for assessment in order to be shipped off to the Anglo-Boer war — along with their horses.

Over 400.000 mennesker står utenfor arbeidslivet og mottar en ytelse fra NAV.  Hvorfor er det slik? Og hvordan kan vi løse denne enorme samfunnsutfordringen? Dette er noe av det vi diskuterer i den aller første episoden av iapodden, hvor vi har besøk av daglig leder i Stormberg, Steinar Olsen, og arbeids-og tjenestedirektør i NAV, Kjell Hugvik.

Vi kårer månedens flateste virksomhet og diskuterer H&M sin apekattgenser. Vi tar en tur innom Trond Giske-dekningen i landets aviser og spør: hva skjedde, egentlig? Vi hyller Finn.no, stand up-komiker Sarah Silverman og Steinar J. Olsen i Stormberg – og kårer sistnevnte til PR-bransjens svar på Magnus Carlsen.

Vi kårer månedens flateste virksomhet og diskuterer H&M sin apekattgenser. Vi tar en tur innom Trond Giske-dekningen i landets aviser og spør: hva skjedde, egentlig? Vi hyller Finn.no, stand up-komiker Sarah Silverman og Steinar J. Olsen i Stormberg – og kårer sistnevnte til PR-bransjens svar på Magnus Carlsen.

** Offentlege henrettingar har i alle tider vore ein forlystelse for folk. No ser vi det i form av massiv mediedekning, meiner professor i pyskologi. Ber alle roe seg ned i omtalen av Trond Giske.. - Han er ein mulig framtidig statsminister i Noreg. Vi må omtale denne saka så grundig, svarer VG. ** Ulvemotstandere brenner klær frå tur-tøy-produsenten Stormberg fordi dei gir pengar til WWF, verdens naturfond. - Ulven drap familiehunden, seier ein som ikkje forstår kvifor Stormberg absolutt skal støtte rovdyret. ** Alkovettorganisasjon oppmodar folk til å ta ein alkohol-pause i januar. Men ikkje alle meiner det er ein god idé. Vinentusiast Torkjell Berulfsen han har ikkje hatt ein kvit dag på fleire år: Velkommen til årets første Ukeslutt her i NRK P1 og P2. Eg heiter Sara Victoria Rygg. Og vi starter sendinga som så mange andre sendingar har starta før oss i dette nye året, men Trond Giske-saka

Hvorfor er mestringsfølelse viktig? Og hvordan kan man kjenne på mestring når man sitter innelåst på cella? Musikkterapeut Even Ruud gir røverne råd. Mange arbeidsgivere er skeptiske til å ansette tidligere straffedømte. Steinar J. Olsen fra Stormberg deler sine erfaringer. Når man soner en straff i fengsel er det lett å bli deprimert. Damene på Bredtveit snakker om hvordan man kan kjenne på mestringsfølelsen bak murene.

Siv Jensen kaller det gift for velferdsstaten, skatteparadis. Likevel er det mange nordmenn som veldiger å opprette selskaper i skatteparadis for å beholde mest mulig av kaka selv. Skattedirektør Hans Kristian Holte, Mathilde Fasting fra Civita og Steinar J. Olsen, sjefen i Stormberg, snakker om hva som eventuelt gjør dette til umoralsk og giftig med Ragna Nordenborg.

Når kaka blir tatt fram på jobben, er det som regel en suksess som skal feires, men nå er det fiaskoene som skal hylles på pauserommet - de nye entreprenørene skal nemlig vise fram sine feil hvis vi de vil ha penger. Men hvor lett er det for norske gründere å vise sitt tapte ansikt? Det skal handle om å feile og være stolt av det i Ekko i dag. Investor Jens Ulltveit-Moe, Stormberg-sjef Steinar J. Olsen og BI-forsker Thomas Hohol forteller om feil.

* Regjeringen sender 120 norske soldater til Irak for å bidra i kampen mot IS. Opposisjonen liker det ikke. * Regjeringen mener genmodifisert mais kan selges i norske butikker. - Et stort nederlag for alle som er opptatt av mattrygghet, sier Senterpartileder * Hverken lungebetennelse eller influensa må stoppe folk fra å gå på jobb, mener Stormberg-sjefen. - Er du syk så hold deg hjemme, svarer LO topp. * Vi skal også snakke om Erna Solberg-biografien Fra fiasko til statsminister, som kom i dag. * Og om Operasjon Dagsverk, som lektor mener har utspilt sin rolle.

* Norge gir 70 millioner til Ebola-fond. Men hvor langt rekker egentlig det? * Historisk dårlig statsbudsjett for sykehusene, synes Legeforeninga, som anklager helseministeren for løftebrudd. * Foreldre som ikke vaksinerer barna sine, må si fra om at barna deres er en smittefare, mener far - som møter en mor som er skeptisk til vaksiner. og * Ny moms-grense for netthandel med utlandet betyr butikkdød, sier Stormberg-gründer. ----------------- Dette er Dagsnytt Atten på NRK P2 og NRK2, hvor vi også skal bli bedre kjent med vinneren av nobelprisvinneren i litteratur.

Tur- og sportstøyprodusenten Stormberg er kåret til selskapet med Norges beste omdømme tre år på rad. Suksessen er bygget på sterke verdier, men også på eierens erfaring med motgang og egen konkurs. Bli bedre kjent med daglig leder Steinar J. Olsen i denne utgaven av Lederliv.

** Flere arbeidsgivere må ansette folk med psykiske problemer, sa Erna Solberg i nyttårstalen. - Da må du gjøre det lettere for oss, svarer Stormberg-gründer ** Ole Gunnar Solskjær er Cardiffs nye manager. - Den nye sjefen hans gjør det nesten sjokkerende at Solskjær tar jobben, mener sportskommentator. ** Toppsjefen i Orkla gir seg. Etter storomlegging forlater Åge Korsvold et annet selskap enn det han tok over. - Omstillingsarbeid gjør deg ikke populær, innrømmer han. Og ** Regjeringen strammer inn reglene for senaborter. - Forslaget rammer de mest sårbare kvinnene, mener Gynekologforeningen.