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Meet Emma Weber! Emma is a mom of 5 and moved with her family to Stuttgart Germany. Since moving there she has embraced the culture, people and travel all around Europe. In this episode Emma shares all about her charming town of Stuttgart Germany and shares everything you need to start planning your next trip to Germany. In this episode we will cover: Different seasons in Germany When to travel to Germany Festivals near Stuttgart Germany Food to try in Germany Transportation in Germany Immersive experiences to try in Germany Differences between living in Germany and USA Cash or Credit Cards Ideal itinerary for Germany Things to do in Stuttgart

Hear about travel to Stuttgart, Germany as the Amateur Traveler talks again to Kristin Montgomery from growingglobalcitizens.com and mycornerofgermany.com about her corner of Germany in the Baden-Wuerttemberg region.  Why should you go to Stuttgart?  Kristin says, "Stuttgart is the car capital of Germany. It's home to Porsche and Mercedes Benz. It's a wine region. In fact, there are actually vineyards within the city, which is pretty cool. And around here, there are some amazing castles and also some really cool special events that I'm going to tell you about." Kristin recommends an itinerary that includes a mix of Stuttgart's city attractions, day trips to nearby medieval towns, wine regions, and castles, as well as attending seasonal festivals. Here's the itinerary she suggests: Day 1: Exploring Stuttgart Start at Schlossplatz: The heart of the city, surrounded by historic buildings, gardens, museums, and shopping. Visit the Württemberg State Museum in the Old Castle: Learn about the history of the region from prehistoric times to the monarchy. Stroll along Königstraße: One of the longest shopping streets in Germany, leading toward Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof. See Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof and Stuttgart 21 Project: Learn about the controversial railway infrastructure project. Relax at a Beer Garden in Schlossgarten: Enjoy local German specialties such as Käsespätzle (cheese noodles), German Maultaschen (Swabian ravioli), or lentils with spätzle. Visit the Stadtbibliothek Stuttgart (City Library): A strikingly modern library, popular for its Instagram-worthy architecture. Tour a Car Museum: Mercedes Benz Museum (Recommended for its historical storytelling) Porsche Museum (If you're more interested in sports cars) Dine at a Besenwirtschaft (Temporary Wine Tavern): Experience local Swabian wine culture, where small, family-run wineries temporarily open their homes as restaurants. ... https://amateurtraveler.com/travel-to-stuttgart-germany/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BRINK (alias of Coen Brink, 1992) born in the Netherlands near Amsterdam and currently living in Stuttgart Germany. From his youth he was obsessed with searching and exploring for new music, where his love for House and Techno was born. BR!NK produces Techno himself which resulted in releases on Trau-ma, EvilGroove, Donker, RM Label, Synergie, Schimmer, DifferentSound, Aesir records and lately on Influenced Records. He knows about the classics, the latest underground releases and creates herewith the perfect atmosphere for the club, festival or for afters. You can expect some high paced groovy and hypnotic techno in his sets. Full Tracklist 1. Talismann - ANCHORYST 2. CRAVO - EVO.04 3. Cirkle - Lunar Orbit 4. Border One - Solar Flare 5. Dimi Angélis - Chrysalis 6. KIKA (MD) - Lost Words 7. BR!NK - 1992 - Unreleased 8. James Ruskin - Unknown Destination 9. Linken Ray - 2020 Reset 10. Ricardo Garduno, Jeroen Search - Edge - Jeroen Search Remix 2 11. Vladw - Movement Twenty Six Seven - Original Mix 12. Steve Rachmad - I Am A Machine - Original Mix 13. BR!NK - Mouse In The House - Unreleased 14. Louis The 4th - Tumultuous Groove 15. Arthur Robert - String Theory (Original Mix) 16. Stef Mendesidis - Super Septima 17. Hemka - Confusion 18. BR!NK - Leak - Unreleased 19. BR!NK - Checkered - Unreleased 20. Grindvik - Clash 21. Kr!z - Angels Landing 22. Lindsey Herbert - Getting Lost 23. BR!NK - Agua -- FACETS Podcast Episode 110: BR!NK SC: https://soundcloud.com/user-653535010

Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast episode 148! Dale Majors Father of 6 | Entrepreneur | Investor Dale is a family man and an adventurer and loves the creative process of creating something new. His hobbies and highlights include: A collector -- whether micro machines, baseball cards, or coins, he always loved collecting as a kid.  Cycling has always been his passion, whether it's BMX or bike touring. He loves being on wheels. As a kid, this manifested in a 5-year rollerblading hobby that included building a halfpipe in his backyard. Bike Touring -- he toured over 9,000 miles. 3,000 of which have been with his family. Canada to Mexico, Amsterdam to Lisbon, Nantes France to Stuttgart Germany with his family. Competitive Table Tennis. He grew up playing table tennis and competing in tournaments with his brothers which is good for Utah but is bad on the national level. Wrestling and Sports. He grew up in a family that loved sports and competition. His wife's name is Brittany and have 6 kids -- 4 boys and 2 girls. Dale started his career in e-commerce buying salvaged freight to sell on eBay. He turned that hobby into a business called Bikewagon. He and his Father grew this into 10M in revenue.  After selling Bikewagon, Dale has been investing in e-commerce brands, recently buying Grand Trunk, a hammock and adventure travel company. Outside of entrepreneurship, Dale runs a coaching business called Venture Anyway that helps entrepreneurs grind less, and live more. He also recently opened a coworking space called Builder Studios. You may find him at Linkedin Facebook Youtube Support The #ShareYourHotness Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/the-syh-podcast Find out more at https://the-syh-podcast.pinecast.co

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Being Present with People Guest: Eric Bryan | Host: Julian Gibb interviews Eric Bryan. Are you a good listener? Learn how to be present with people, as Eric describes his ministry to military families, in Stuttgart Germany, his current deployment, as an Army Chaplain. His army chapel ministers to incoming families by just being themselves.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Germany is known as the economic engine of Europe. With legalized prostitution, Germany is also sometimes referred to as the bordello of Europe. Germany has an estimated 400,000 prostitutes that are visited by 1.2 million men a day. There are more than 3000 brothels across the country, 500 in Berlin alone. Jennifer Fesefeldt, originally from California, has been living in Stuttgart Germany the last 15 years. She works for Kainos E.V., a Christian non-profit whose goal is to bring freedom and new life to victims of prostitution, sex trafficking and sexual exploitation. Jennifer is the Program Lead supporting each ministry area in prevention, Intervention and the restorative program New Beginnings. In this first of two shows, Jennifer calls in from Germany to discuss the trauma that prostitutes go through and Kainos' ministry to them.

Today With Manuela Keller & Philip McKay: Today's episode is sponsored by Messe Stuttgart, a German company that specializes in organizing trade shows, particularly for the home decor industry. They have been in the trade show business for more than 80 years, annually organizing around 60 shows and 100 conferences worldwide. Manuela Keller and Philip McKay are joining us to tell us all about two upcoming events: Sun Shading Expo 2023 and R+T 2024, which will both bring together the sun shading and textiles industries. Here, you will be able to maximize your time and meet the right people to discuss business opportunities for the entire sun shading product range. More About Manuela Keller & Philip McKay About Manuela:   Manuela Keller is an experienced manager of international trade shows and events around the globe, with a proven track record in the event services industry since 2006. She has knowledge in strategic planning, business development, marketing strategy, event management and management.   Starting as an intern in the international department of Messe Stuttgart in 2006, she soon took on more responsibility and became project manager for official German Pavilions - joint company participations - at trade shows in all parts of the world - including SXSW (South by Southwest) in Austin, SolarPower in Anaheim, IMTS in Chicago, ArabHealth in Dubai - to name just a few.   In 2009, Manuela became the project manager of R+T Asia, the leading international trade show for the sun control and door industry in the ASEAN region. Other trade fairs such as R+T Middle East, R+T Russia, R+T Turkey and R+T South America were added over the years.   Today, she is Manager of Exhibitions and Events and responsible for the international trade shows of the R+T Alliance - R+T Asia (Shanghai, China), R+T Turkey (Istanbul, Turkey), Sun Shading Expo North America (changing locations/USA) and APAExpo by R+T (Barcelona, Spain).   Manuela Keller is also part of the project team for R+T - the World's Leading Trade Fair for Roller Shutters, Doors and Sun Shading Systems. Among other things, she is responsible for the overarching exchange with the international association partners and supporters, the strategic and thematic support of the international conference program and the processing of international exhibitor and visitor inquiries, as well as the management of the international sales force. With more than 17 years of experience in organizing international trade shows, she brings remarkable added value and her global network to the organization of this outstanding, internationally renowned trade show.   The international trade fair heart beats in the middle of the dynamic Stuttgart region. Over 60 trade fairs and more than 100 congresses and events are held every year at our venue. We also operate all over the world and maintain a network of foreign representatives in 51 countries.   She has been married for more than 20 years and is a proud mother of a 10 year old son. As a balance to her working life, she likes to go for long walks in the nearby forest or attend live concerts - preferably punk or alternative rock.   About Philip:   Philip McKay has a proven track record as a successful senior executive with leading event companies.  Before becoming President of Messe Stuttgart IncPhilip founded nGage Events LLC. in 2012. nGage became the premier hosted buyer events company in North America where it produced over 15 events a year across many industries.   Phil McKay also served in many executive positions for some of the largest trade show producers in the globe such as:   Executive VP for Questex Media and was responsible for their hosted model events and technology group. He has also served as Senior Vice President of the World Market Center in Las Vegas in charge of growing their event portfolio in the furniture, gift and home accessories industries. Mr. McKay held the position of Group Vice President and General Manager at Gartner's Vision Events, where he managed the teams of 10 different brands which were leaders in the hosted events in each of their verticals. He also served as Senior Vice President of International Business Development & Operations for Key3Media Group, overseeing the company's portfolio of COMDEX and N+I with 20 plus markets in Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. Prior to Key3Media, McKay was Group Managing Director for Penton Media.   In 2004, Philip McKay was recognized and awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from Tradeshow Week magazine for his outstanding and distinguished contributions to the global events industry.   Philip McKay is a past member of the board of directors of SISO. He was an active member in the Massachusetts Convention Center Advisory Board, also was past chairman of IAEE Senior Executive Advisory Board and The Future Strategy of Trade Fairs. He also was a past member of the Research Committee of CEIR and editorial advisory board member of Trade Show Executive Magazine.   He is a proud father of two men, and three grandchildren. When Phil is not working in his gardens and spoiling his grandchildren, you will find him on the golf course. Connect with Manuela Keller & Philip McKay Sun Shading Expo R+T 2024 A Big THANK YOU to Today's Podcast Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by Messe Stuttgart

Read the full transcript here. Why doesn't capitalism seem to be living up to its promises of free and fair competition, low prices, and high quality goods and services (at least in Western nations)? What did Adam Smith fail to foresee about the ways economic systems would change on the way to 2022? What is "common ownership", and what effects does it have on economies? What interventions should be implemented to keep an economy healthy? Is it easier to put pressure on business leaders or politicians? In terms of shifting incentives for the sake of mitigating climate change, how effective is it to divest from "brown" businesses and invest instead in "green" ones? What is the AI revolution really about? Is it conceivable, even in theory, that AIs could make predictions in "uncharted territory" where the present is completely unlike the past? (But for that matter, how well can humans make predictions in such cases?) Is the hubbub around AI just a distraction from other more important issues? How can we keep AIs from reinforcing existing biases?Martin Schmalz is Professor of Finance and Economics at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. He holds a graduate degree (Dipl.-Ing.) in mechanical engineering from the Universität Stuttgart (Germany) and a M.A. and PhD in Economics from Princeton University (USA). Prof. Schmalz is the Academic Director of Oxford's Blockchain Strategy Programme, and co-director of the Open Banking & AI in Finance Programme. He co-authored The Business of Big Data: How to Create Lasting Value in the Age of AI, and was featured as one of the "40 under 40" best business school professors worldwide at the age of 33. Read his writings on his blog, learn more about him on his website, and follow him on Twitter at @martincschmalz (governance & antitrust) and @oxfordfrom (everything else). [Read more]

Read the full transcriptWhy doesn't capitalism seem to be living up to its promises of free and fair competition, low prices, and high quality goods and services (at least in Western nations)? What did Adam Smith fail to foresee about the ways economic systems would change on the way to 2022? What is "common ownership", and what effects does it have on economies? What interventions should be implemented to keep an economy healthy? Is it easier to put pressure on business leaders or politicians? In terms of shifting incentives for the sake of mitigating climate change, how effective is it to divest from "brown" businesses and invest instead in "green" ones? What is the AI revolution really about? Is it conceivable, even in theory, that AIs could make predictions in "uncharted territory" where the present is completely unlike the past? (But for that matter, how well can humans make predictions in such cases?) Is the hubbub around AI just a distraction from other more important issues? How can we keep AIs from reinforcing existing biases?Martin Schmalz is Professor of Finance and Economics at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. He holds a graduate degree (Dipl.-Ing.) in mechanical engineering from the Universität Stuttgart (Germany) and a M.A. and PhD in Economics from Princeton University (USA). Prof. Schmalz is the Academic Director of Oxford's Blockchain Strategy Programme, and co-director of the Open Banking & AI in Finance Programme. He co-authored The Business of Big Data: How to Create Lasting Value in the Age of AI, and was featured as one of the "40 under 40" best business school professors worldwide at the age of 33. Read his writings on his blog, learn more about him on his website, and follow him on Twitter at @martincschmalz (governance & antitrust) and @oxfordfrom (everything else).

Read the full transcriptWhy doesn't capitalism seem to be living up to its promises of free and fair competition, low prices, and high quality goods and services (at least in Western nations)? What did Adam Smith fail to foresee about the ways economic systems would change on the way to 2022? What is "common ownership", and what effects does it have on economies? What interventions should be implemented to keep an economy healthy? Is it easier to put pressure on business leaders or politicians? In terms of shifting incentives for the sake of mitigating climate change, how effective is it to divest from "brown" businesses and invest instead in "green" ones? What is the AI revolution really about? Is it conceivable, even in theory, that AIs could make predictions in "uncharted territory" where the present is completely unlike the past? (But for that matter, how well can humans make predictions in such cases?) Is the hubbub around AI just a distraction from other more important issues? How can we keep AIs from reinforcing existing biases?Martin Schmalz is Professor of Finance and Economics at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. He holds a graduate degree (Dipl.-Ing.) in mechanical engineering from the Universität Stuttgart (Germany) and a M.A. and PhD in Economics from Princeton University (USA). Prof. Schmalz is the Academic Director of Oxford's Blockchain Strategy Programme, and co-director of the Open Banking & AI in Finance Programme. He co-authored The Business of Big Data: How to Create Lasting Value in the Age of AI, and was featured as one of the "40 under 40" best business school professors worldwide at the age of 33. Read his writings on his blog, learn more about him on his website, and follow him on Twitter at @martincschmalz (governance & antitrust) and @oxfordfrom (everything else).

Patch Chapel in Stuttgart Germany celebrates the 505th Reformation Day Anniversary.

Semron by Eric Bryan at Patch Communtity Chapel in Stuttgart Germany.

Today I would like to witness about how faithful God is and how He is always listening even when you don't think He is.  My husband, Tony, joined ROTC in college and was commissioned into the Air Force right after his four years of college was over,  Although he was enjoying the Air Force, after his four year commitment was up he started looking for a different job.  He had always wanted to be a criminal investigator for a government agency.  His top choices were the Marshal's or the FBI.  He applied to many positions and was often considered for the jobs, but ultimately didn't get hired a lot because veteran's had preferential treatment and although he was in the military, he was not a veteran yet because he was still in the military.  I talked with him about getting out of the military and then finding a job but we had three small boys at the time and giving up a steady income and great health care in the hopes of finding his dream job was not something he was willing to do.  He searched for several years while we were in New Jersey.  There wasn't any real urgency to his search though because he really liked being in the military and was happy in the various jobs he had on base.  Then in 2009 we moved to Stuttgart Germany.  We were excited for the move as we had lived over seas, in the country of Turkey, a few years earlier and loved it.  Tony did not love Germany.  He was not happy at his job and he was not happy in Germany.  We were supposed to be there three years I think but he was really wanting to go home the whole first year we were there.  He was finally settling into Germany and beginning to think it wasn't so bad, when October 2010 came around and our lives changed forever.In the Summer of 2010 we heard there was going to be a reduction in force for Air Force personnel officers that were in Tony's year group.  What this means is that they have too many personel officers with the same rank, and they need to let some of them go.  Basically the air force was doing a lay off.  Tony's bosses told him not to worry.  They usually cut the bottom 10%.  They look at your performance reports and see who is not performing as good as the rest of them.  I am sure they take other things into account, but I don't know what they are.  Tony's bosses said he had nothing to worry about because he was always given really high scores on his performance reports.  He was always rated #1 our of how ever many officers there were that he worked with.  One morning in Oct 2010 Tony went to work and found out his name had been selected to be laid off.  It was devastating news.  Everyone was astonished.  His bosses called to see if there was some mistake.  They said there wasn't.  This board was different than previous boards.  They let a lot of people go that scored high on their performance reviews and they kept a lot of people that others though would surely be let go because they didn't score well at all.  Many people said it did not make any sense.  They let go some squadron commanders and in order to have that job it means you are in the top 10%.  It was confusing and no one understood why they made the decisions they made and yet there was nothing we could do about it.  There was no appeals process.  None of us could understand what happened and yet, God knew.  We were now living in Germany, We had four months to find a new job and to move.  Tony had to find a job while living in Germany, so he had to fly back to the states for interviews or take them over the phone.  This was a very difficult time for Tony.  The uncertainty of the future and how he was going to provide for the family was weighing heavily on him.  We did pray together that God would provide and find him a job.  We knew God would take care of us and yet there was still that worry, especially as it got closer and closer to the deadline of us having to move.  However, even in that we could see God working.  For instance, because it was the military saying we had to move, they would pay for the move.  We didn't have to worry about how we were going to afford to move back to the states.  I believe they also let you keep the medical care for 6 months after you got out of the military until you found another job so we weren't going to be left out in the cold.  Although after giving the military 11 years of your life and then being let go, I am sure to Tony it probably felt like they were abandoning him.  Tony started applying for jobs right away.  In December he went back to the US for a transition class that helps people who are transitioning from the military back to civilian life.  While he was back there he got a job interview for a job at Lakenheath England.  The job was to be the Mission Support Group Deputy Commander.  He said he felt like he had a pretty good interview, he really liked the commander who was interviewing him and it sounded like the job would be something he would really enjoy.  He was unsure if he would get the job though because the other person they were interviewing had a lot more experience than he did.  The other person was retired Col, so he had over 20 years experience.  Right before Tony got on the airplane to come back to Germany he found out they were offering him the job.  He was so excited.Although Tony was excited for this job, we really had no idea how much of an answer to prayers it was until we got there and he started working it.  Tony had wanted to get out of the military for a few years, but especially that last year and a half, however, he wouldn't just leave the military without having another job because he wanted to be a good provider for our family.  All of the sudden there is a situation where he has to leave the military.  That part of the story is not great.  I know Tony hates the way he left the military and yet it forced him to take the step he had been wanting to take.  He absolutely loved the job he went to.  It was a promotion.  He was a major in the Air Force, and he was a GS 14 in the civilian world, which is equivalent to a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force.  In his job he was not in the military but everyone he worked with was so he got to have the best of both worlds.  His job as deputy Mission Support Group commander meant that he got to over see the workings of the support side of the base.  Anything that had to do with the services for the people that worked on base.  For instance, the security forces and the fire department, the hotel on base and all the restaurants, the civil engineers and the housing offices, Tony got to work with all these different squadrons.  This job was exactly what Tony was looking for, even if he didn't know it when he first got it.  Tony was so grateful to have a job and to get to stay overseas in England.  Although Tony was not happy why he had to find this job, he was so happy in this job.  He really enjoyed working with the commander that hired him into the position, even though she was just there for a few months before she moved.  Then he had two great commanders after her before we moved back to the united states.  We stayed in England for about 4.5 years and Tony loved his job.  It was more than he could have ever asked for. He loved helping people, he loved being around the military and he loved those he worked with.  He could not have asked for a better outcome or a better job.  We also found an amazing house when we moved there, the boys each had amazing friends, we were blessed with family friends who had children our boys age.  We were able to go on family vacations with them and have them over to our house.  It was an incredible 4.5 years.As I said at the beginning this is a witness as to how God is faithful and how He is listening even when we don't know He is.  Tony talked about getting a job outside the military but I don't know if he ever talked to God about it specifically.  Tony wanted to get out of the military but didn't want to jump ship without another job, God heard that and took care of it.  I also want to point out how God always out does our expectations.  Tony was looking for any job.  He probably would have taken any job, even if it was one that wasn't perfect  because we needed and income and we needed health insurance.  Yet, God found him the perfect job.  It wasn't just another job, it was a job and a promotion.  It was a job helping people, which always fills Tony's heart and soul.   He found us the perfect friends, and made sure each of our three boys had a best friend as well.  He found us the perfect house that was big enough for us to have our friends over.  He put the perfect bosses in Tony's path so Tony had awesome leadership to help him learn this new position.  God goes above and beyond.  It won't always look like we want it to.  It won't always happen in a way we want it to.  There will be times of uncertainty when we need to step out in faith and keep trusting even when we don't see the ending.  This was a period of extreme uncertainty and yet we can see God's hands all of it.  If you are in an uncertain period right now, just hold on, just keep trusting, God is working on a plan that is going to knock your socks off.  I know it is hard when you are waiting and I know its frustrating because its in God's time, not ours, but your answer is coming, I promise! We have all seen God working in our lives, however, we might not all be aware it is God who is working in our lives.  This is why it is so important we start talking about it more.  The more we share our experiences the more people understand how God works and how much He truly loves us.  If you would be willing to share any experience you have had of how God has worked or is working your life, please email me at catherine@findingtruenorthcoaching.com or just click here.  It won't take up much of your time and your story could be just the story that someone needs to hear today.  Prayerfully consider sharing.  Everyone has a story and the world needs to hear them.  I look forward to spending time with you again tomorrow and I will have another witness for you next Wednesday.  Have a blessed day!

Daniel Stanszus, Founder of Business Lit, Leader of #WorldChangerPreneurMovement , enabling businesses to double profits using overflowing resources to create lasting impact in this world. Implementing principles from the Bible Business Blueprint. https://getbusinesslit.com

Today's ID the Future continues intelligent design theorist Casey Luskin's conversation with Apologetics 315 podcast hosts Brian Auten and Chad Gross. Here in Part 2, Luskin give a peek behind the scenes of ID 3.0, the current research program inspired by the intelligent design framework. Luskin is then asked to explain his reservations about theistic evolution, and Luskin points out the evidential, rhetorical, and logical problems he sees with the brand of theistic evolution advocated by Francis Collins and Biologos. What about the future of the intelligent design movement? Luskin says he's optimistic, both because of the exciting research and publication breakthroughs of late, and because of the many converts he's seeing to the ID framework. According to Luskin, many of these Read More › Source

Please welcome Jan Schwaderer from Stuttgart Germany. He has specialised in Functional Training, which helps body mobility that keeps you fit and flexible. I was in Germany when I approached him and wanted to record this episode in person, but due to his tight schedule we couldn't meet. Jan has a vast knowledge in body structure that helps him change peoples' life by training people. I hope you enjoy this episode.    Follow Amar: https://www.instagram.com/grewal_theking/  https://www.instagram.com/thefitfactking/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I sit and drink with Tonio from the band Bouncing Betty all the way from Stuttgart Germany! We had a blast talking about recording, playing out, peer pressure, what's in a name and vomiting! We talk about the bands killer videos and the work that goes into them and play a great game of Choose! Awesome tracks and tons of laughs! Intro music by Black House Hill! Play along, we made the show a drinking game, every time you hear the word "Transition" you take a shot of your own choice! Send a message to @bouncingbetty on Twitter with a pic of you playing along and the one with the most shots wins a free BB Tee Shirt! Play at home and always drink responsibly!

A brutal murder. A primary suspect. But small mistakes made by fellow officers in the early hours of the investigation hinder Detective Lins' pursuit of the man he believes is responsible for bludgeoning a woman to death in her driveway. But the investigation continues until Lins receives word that his prime suspect is dead. Or is he? Even in retirement, Detective Lins says he's not ready to give up the ghost.The detective: Retired Detective Lins began his 31-year-career in law enforcement when he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Military Police Corps in 1967 after he graduated from UC Davis. He served two years at the United States European Command in Stuttgart Germany, where he was promoted to first lieutenant, and commander of the military police station. Later, as a captain, he commanded the first post stockade annex at the now defunct Fort Ord in CA. His most memorable investigation in Europe was solving the case of the bananas missing from a 4-star general's kitchen. Det. Lins went on to spend two decades as a deputy sheriff with the Monterey County Sheriff's Department, first as a patrol deputy and then as a detective working major crimes for 14 years. His final 7 years in law enforcement were as a District Attorney Investigator for the Monterey County DA, where where his assignments included major crimes and child sexual assault. During his law enforcement career he investigated over 40 death cases, with the majority being homicides. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A German couple comes to hike and enjoy the beautiful Big Sur coastline. As they wander through the backroads, they encounter their worst nightmare - a couple of predators out looking for a soft target. Detective Lins is called to investigate the aftermath and finds a story of tragedy as well as miraculous survival.The detective: Retired Detective Lins began his 31-year-career in law enforcement when he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Military Police Corps in 1967 after he graduated from UC Davis. He served two years at the United States European Command in Stuttgart Germany, where he was promoted to first lieutenant, and commander of the military police station. Later, as a captain, he commanded the first post stockade annex at the now defunct Fort Ord in CA. His most memorable investigation in Europe was solving the case of the bananas missing from a 4-star general's kitchen. Detective Lins went on to spend two decades as a deputy sheriff with the Monterey County Sheriff's Department, first as a patrol deputy and then as a detective working major crimes for 14 years. His final 7 years in law enforcement were as a District Attorney Investigator for the Monterey County DA, where where his assignments included major crimes and child sexual assault. During his law enforcement career he investigated over 40 death cases, with the majority being homicides. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rhineland is full of surprises: great Ethiopian food, flamingos, and one plump pretzel-loving pigeon. Cameron & Kirsten explore eastern Germany with an SL-ent time at the Mercedes-Benz Museum, old friends, and a vending machine that sells eggs. Subscribe to the podcast and follow on Twitter, Insta, Facebook, & TikTok @CoatsToCoastPod CoatsToCoast.com

The Tale of Two Russian Occupations: Georgia and Ukraine – Russian Roulette Episode 115   In this episode of Russian Roulette, Heather sits down with Mykola Bielieskov, Ph.D. student at the National Institute for Strategic Studies (NISS), Ukraine, and Natia Seskuria, associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI).  We discuss the effectiveness and shortcomings of Russia's hard and soft power influence tools in Georgia and Ukraine, including its “borderization” policy in Georgia, its “passportization” in Donbas, and the role of the Orthodox Church. Finally, we finish the conversation with recommendations regarding how the West can resist the challenges presented by Russia's occupation of Georgia and Ukraine's territories. Both Natia and Mykola participated in CSIS “Understanding the Russian Military Today” executive education program in June and this episode is inspired by their papers written as part of their independent research. In his paper, Mykola dissects Russia's military buildup near Ukraine's borders this spring, while in her paper, Natia focuses on Russia's “hybrid aggression” and influence tools in Georgia. Definitely check out their papers! Read Natia's bio here and follow her on Twitter @nseskuria Subscribe to Russian Roulette, so you do not miss an episode. Thanks for listening! This program was funded by the Russia Strategic Initiative U.S. European Command, Stuttgart Germany. Opinions, arguments, viewpoints, and conclusions expressed in this work do not represent those of RSI, U.S. EUCOM, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.

Hello to you listening in Stuttgart, Germany!Coming to you from Whidbey Island, Washington this is 60 Seconds, your daily dose of hope, imagination, wisdom, stories, practical tips, and general riffing on this and that.Two things tell me that Summer has ended. One is the Autumn Equinox where for a moment in time today we have a day and a night of about equal length. Autumn is the formal invitation to the next season of life when we harvest our plantings.The other is a more intimate reminder that soon we will harvest the November to May Rain Festival storms. This one came early bringing with it very high winds tearing limbs from trees, scattering wildlife to shelter, and shutting down power for 24 hours.I held off firing up the generator because you never know how long the outage will last and better to have power in the night time. Meanwhile, no hot water, no computer, no cell phone, no nothing except a good book, a puzzle, a lantern, and a juvenile Sharp Shinned Hawk perched on a nearby rocking branch, his feathers a'flutter as he looks this way and that.This is the place to thrive together. Come for the stories - stay for the magic. Speaking of magic, I hope you'll subscribe, follow, share a nice shout out on your social media or podcast channel of choice, including Android, and join us next time! You're invited to stop by the website and subscribe to stay current with Diane, her journeys, her guests, as well as creativity, imagination, walking, stories, camaraderie, and so much more: Quarter Moon Story ArtsProduction Team: Quarter Moon Story ArtsMusic: Mer's Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron MusicAll content and image © 2019 - Present: for credit & attribution Quarter Moon Story Arts

DJ producer, record collector, dance columnist and music explorer made in Naples and based in Rome, Villanis is a fresh face on the Disco scene, spreading good vibes since 2012. Throughout nearly a decade of activity in music, Villanis has toured Italy and played prestigious venues in Europe such as Hi Ibiza, Privilege (Spain), Perkins Park in Stuttgart (Germany) and Hard Rock Cafes among the others. Strongly influenced by the 80s “imaginarium”, He had dived deep into the French Touch scene before getting hardly “hit” by the Discoball. He blends together feel good rhythm, groovy attitude and sunset coolness. In his musical production, the Future Disco re-edit of Rick Astley's 80s hit, “Never Gonna Give You Up” and the Rainbow Team's ReWork of “Let 'em be”, "Love Me" and one of the Nu-Disco hits of summer 2021 "Soaked In Sweat”, included in the most important Nu-Disco playlists of the season. He is resident DJ on the London-based Crate Digs Radio, on the French Yellow Radio and on Magic Malta 91.7FM. Tracklist 1) Chistopher Cross – “Ride Like The Wind” (Dave Lee ZR Disco Mix) 2) 2) Paul Adam, Rachael Calladine – “Summer Rain” (Rocoe Mix) 3) Per QX – “Everyday Of My Life” (Yam Who? Vocal Remix) 4) Ridney feat. Natalie Wood – “Constantly” (Tilman Remix) 5) Birdee – “Feel It” 6) Serge Funk, Paolo Bardelli – “Wah Ho Hey” 7) Saint Paul – “Joie De Vivre” 8) Monsieur Van Pratt – “Superstar” 9) Colors – Am I Gonna Be The One” (Dr. Packer Remix) 10) Sentimental Animals, JKriv – “Love Vibration” (Yuksek Remix) 11) Flowersons – “In My Soul” (DJ Spen Remix) 12) Austin Ato feat. Niles Mason – “Linger” 13) Flabaire – “Shelter”

Today, let's delve into the topic that's always on everyone's mind when moving to a new place or city - personal safety. Join Ada and Ariana as they share some figures, thoughts and experiences related to staying safe as an international student in Germany, including what areas they think are safest and some safety tips to take note of. Which one of the facts were you most shocked by? Do you have a different opinion? Share your thoughts and feedback about what you would love us to discuss next to news4internationals@gmail.com. References: https://www.statista.com/topics/6182/crime-in-germany/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/1101143/criminal-offences-by-type-registered-police-germany/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/news4internationals/message

Synopsis The year 2000 marked both the arrival of a new millennium and the 250th anniversary of the death of the great German Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach. The International Bach Academy in Stuttgart decided to mark the occasion by commissioning four very different composers to write four new passion settings, one each after the Gospel accounts of the evangelists, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. A German composer, Wolfgang Rihm, was chosen for the St. Luke Passion; a Russian, Sofia Gubaidulina for St. John's; an Argentine, Osvaldo Golijov for St. Mark's; and a Chinese composer, Tan Dun, for the Passion according to St. Matthew. And on today's date in 2000, Helmuth Rilling conducted the world premiere of Tan Dun's “Water Passion after St. Matthew.” Tan said he was struck by the references to water in St. Matthew's gospel, so his setting includes seventeen large, illuminated bowls of water, positioned on stage in the form of a cross. These divide the chorus, with three percussionists and a group of additional soloists stationed at the four points of this cross. In Tan's “Water Passion,” natural sounds of water mix with a wide range of vocal techniques, including Tuvan throat singing and the stylized virtuosity of Peking Opera. Music Played in Today's Program Tan Dun (b. 1957) – Water Passion (Stephen Bryant, bass; Mark O'Connor, violin; ensemble; Tan Dun, cond.) Sony 89927 On This Day Births 1841 - Czech composer Antonin Dvorák, in Nelahozeves; 1894 - Dutch composer Willem Pijper, in Zeist; 1933 - American composer Eric Salzman, in New York City; 1934 - British composer Sir Peter Maxwell Davies (whose last name, despite its spelling, is pronounced "Davis" by the British); 1934 - Canadian composer Srul Irving Glick, in Toronto; Deaths 1613 - Italian nobleman, composer, lutenist, and murderer (of his first wife and her lover) Don Carlo Gesualdo, age c. 53, at his castle in Gesualdo; 1949 - German composer and conductor Richard Strauss, age 85, in Garmisch-Partenkirchen; 1991 - American composer Alex North, age 80, in Pacific Palisades, Calif.; Premieres 1961 - Earle Brown: "Available Forms I" for 18 players, in Darmstadt; 1971 - Bernstein: gala premiere "Mass (A Theater Piece)" at the inauguration of the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., choreographed by Alvin Ainley, directed by Gordon Davidson, and conducted by Maurice Peress (Bernstein shared a box section with members of the Kennedy family, including Senator Ted Kennedy and his mother, Rose; Jacqueline Kennedy Onasis did not attend this performance); A dress rehearsal performances of this new work was also open to the public and specially-invited members of Congress the preceding day; 1975 - Paul Chihara: "Ceremony V (Symphony in Celebration)," in Houston; 1994 - Michael Torke: "Javelin," by the Atlanta Symphony, Yoel Levi conducting; 1995 - Lou Harrison: "New First Suite for Strings," in Majorca, by the Stuttgart Symphony, Dennis Russell Davies conductin; 2000 - Tan Dun: "Water Passion after St. Matthew," in Stuttgart (Germany), with vocal soloists Elizabeth Keusch and Stephen Bryant, violinist Mark O'Connor, cellist Maya Beiser, and percussionist David Cossin, and the orchestra of the Bach Academy conducted by the composer; This work was one of four passion settings commissioned by the International Bach Academy to honor the 250th anniversary of Bach's death in the year 2000 (see also: Aug. 29 Sept 1 5). Links and Resources On Tan Dun More on Tan Dun

Chapter 265 - "Closing Chapters & Starting New Things" ...as read by Robin and Lela from VenuesThis week we welcome Robin and Lela from Stuttgart Germany's Venues to the podcast! Venue's new album Solace, drops this Friday, August 27th on Arising Empire records. Robin and Lela talk about the German scene, getting signed to same label Robin works for, Lela's hesitation with joining Venues, and how Covid shaped Solace. You can pre-order/pre-save  Solace at https://venues.lnk.to/SolaceVenues back catalog is available at https://venues.bandcamp.com/And follow the band on social media https://www.instagram.com/venuesofficial----------Chapter 265 Music:Venues - "Rite of Passage"Venues - "Shifting Colors"Venues - "Mountains"---As The Story Grows links:​Help out at PatreonATSG WebsiteATSG Music and MerchJoin the Email ListATSG FacebookEmail: asthestorygrows@gmail.comYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNuP0_JUpT6DoIhhbGlwEYA?view_as=subscriber

Join correspondent Tom Wilmer reporting from Fort Hunter Liggett , U.S. Army Reserve training base in Monterey County for a conversation with the new Garrison Commander Colonel Lisa Lamb. Colonel Lamb was serving in Stuttgart Germany with the Africa Command before accepting the position at Hunter Liggett. Lamb's previous assignments include serving at the Pentagon's Headquarters Department of the Army as a force integration officer. Come along and join Colonel Lisa Lamb to learn the rest of the story.

Join correspondent Tom Wilmer reporting from Fort Hunter Liggett , U.S. Army Reserve training base in Monterey County for a conversation with the new Garrison Commander Colonel Lisa Lamb. Colonel Lamb was serving in Stuttgart Germany with the Africa Command before accepting the position at Hunter Liggett. Lamb's previous assignments include serving at the Pentagon's Headquarters Department of the Army as a force integration officer. Come along and join Colonel Lisa Lamb to learn the rest of the story.

Last week, on Tuesday the 27th of April, President Muhammadu Buhari did something that some people have been asking him to do for a while. The President asked for help. During a virtual meeting with the newly appointed US Secretary of State, Anthony Blinken, the President asked the United States to consider relocating Africom, the US Africa Command Headquarters, from Stuttgart Germany to Africa. For President Buhari to ask for help at this time and from outsiders may mean that our country is really in trouble. This week on The Backstory podcast we look back what our leaders have done so far to address our internal security challenges and then we discuss some of the actions the President can still take. This episode was produced by Anthonieta Kalunta, Richard Anyebe, Nabilah Usman, Dominic Tabakaji, and Sam Tabakaji. Executive producer Rahmat Muhammad. Special thanks to Alexandra Gekpe, John Iwodi, Rabia Hadejia, Stanley Bentu, Aredi Isha and Mala Iwa Gbado Ikaleku. Copyright (c) 2021 Triple-E Media Productions. All rights reserved. ——————————————— ▶︎Follow us @234Audio on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter ▶︎Subscribe to our 234Audio YouTube channel ——————————————— We welcome feedback. Reach out to us via WhatsApp at +234 818 230 1234 or send us e-mail at info@234audio.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebackstoryng/support

This week Charli and Bethany (in her first episode back from maternity leave) talk about International Women's Day and how you can participate.Then Charli interviews Anne Cocquyt, founder of GUILD. Anne Cocquyt, originally from Stuttgart Germany, is a serial entrepreneur and super-connector in Silicon Valley. After a career in the corporate world of IT, finance and digital health, she developed and sold a consumer product startup and founded the GUILD (letsguild.com). The GUILD is an AI-powered community of entrepreneurs and innovators from 50+ countries to connect and collaborate on new ideas and business ventures. In 2020 Anne launched the GUILD Academy and helped over 100 first-time female entrepreneurs in the GUILD Academy programs launch their business Silicon Valley Style. She mentors, advises and coaches startup founders in rapid prototyping, business strategy, go to market and fundraising. Anne ran Genentech's first global startup competition and continues to connect the GUILD's founder and funder on the platform and at virtual summits to change the odds for female entrepreneurs and leaders. Interview @ 25:00Connect with Anne:Annecocquyt.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/annecocquyt/GUILD ACADEMY: Letsguild.com/academy Resources and Links:Get the digital editionSign up for Empowering Pumps & Equipment newsletterNominate an Industry Person of the WeekEmpowering Women Meetup - Wed, March 10th (every second Wed)Empowering Brands Meetup - Tues. March 16th (every third Tuesday)Join the Empowering Women in Industry Slack groupEmpowering Women in Industry PodcastInternational Women's DayIndustry Person of the WeekNew Software Release from CFturbo National Groundwater Awareness WeekCharli founded Empowering Brands in 2011. It is a digital media and marketing services company which created Empowering Pumps & Equipment and Empowering Women in Industry.http://charlikmatthews.com/my-story/https://empowering-brands.comhttps://empoweringpumps.comhttps://empoweringwomeninindustry.comWatch this episode on YouTubeConnect with us:Twitter | Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagramhttps://empoweringpumps.com/email: podcast@empoweringpumps.comSound byhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In this podcast David is joined by Dr. Juan Nogueira, Senior Director of Connectivity Center of Excellence, from worldwide ODM, Flex. They have a fascinating discussion about how Flex approach security and why there is always space in the bill of materials for security. They also talk about how ODMs are not only creating IoT, but also embracing IoT – it's one not to miss! Dr.  Nogueira is Sr. Director for Connectivity in the Global Technology Team at Flex. In this role he is defining technology roadmaps, evaluating new innovative solutions, establishing strategic collaborations with partner companies and leading internal research programs in the field of wireless communication. Prior to working at Flex, he was Lead System Architect of Advanced Development and System Architectures first at Robert Bosch GmbH and then at Bosch Connected Devices and Solutions GmbH (BCDS) in Reutlingen (Germany). In this position he defined the connectivity technology roadmap that later concluded with the foundation of BCDS as the Bosch subsidiary focused in connectivity and IoT. Before that, he worked in corporate R&D for wireless communication and sensing systems at Sony Corporation in Stuttgart (Germany) where he held the positions of Senior System Engineer and Principal Engineer. Dr. Juan Nogueira holds a PhD in Telecommunications Engineering from the University of Vigo (Spain). He subsequently became an associated professor at the University of Vigo in the Electronic Technology Department, collaborating with industry on projects in the area of industrial field buses. He has written numerous articles and holds 20+ patents in the area of communication protocols, wireless sensor networks and IoT. 1.03: Introduction to Flex and their role in the IoT industry. 5.15: Is security a growing concern with Flex's customers? 5:40: Why it's easy to overlook IoT security in the construction industry. 6:28: Security isn't just for high value assets, time is money. 7:56: The business cost of failure when things go wrong? 8:50: Educating customers on IoT security. You cannot just assume thing are secure in IoT. 9:19: Flex's proactive approach to IoT security. Demonstrating security credentials, adding credibility. 10:20: Introducing the PSA Certified 2021 Security Report: cost is still an issue for OEMs and the main concern for customers. 13:15: There is always room in the Bill of Materials (BOM) to compensate for the additional cost of security, it's just as necessary as your power supply. 16:28: All markets must consider security, the high-impact industries are leading the way. 18:11: Relationship between IoT, security and machine learning in the edge. 20:10: Flex are not just creating IoT, but also embracing IoT to benefit from AI and digital transformation. 21:50: Opportunities for production lines, and the challenge of technical debt/retrofitting existing machinery, so machines can benefit from digital transformation too. 24:10: The IoT landscape in five years time – IoT will feel like “everyday normal.” 5G will be deployed in both public and private networks. 26:58: Juan's advice for device security implementations now to secure tomorrow.

Elke is an Author, Independent Travel Agent, Data & Content Director of The Speakers Index and a Performance and Mindset Coach. She is trained in CBT Counselling, Mindfulness, NLP and Timeline Therapy. Visually impaired due to Albinism and a mother of one son, she grew up in Stuttgart/Germany and now resides in England/UK. Living life, going from anxious to fearless, from "Why Me?" to "Bring it on" and going with the flow. Elke now embraces challenges and grabs at opportunities that come her way! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kim-lengling1/support

New in this update:COVID-19 case at Hart House care home.Island Health has declared another COVID-19 case at a care home. One staff member at Hart House in Victoria tested positive for the virus. Island Health says all 17 residents have been tested in the long-term care home, but there are no positive cases among them. Outbreaks have also been declared at Chartwell Malaspina long-term care home in Nanaimo and the Ts'i'ts'uwatul' Lelum assisted living facility in Duncan.71% of Snuneymuxw received vaccinationThe chief of the Snuneymuxw first nation says a two-day vaccination clinic has resulted in "community immunity" against COVID-19 among those who live on the reserve. Chief Mike Wyse says 71% of the reserve population received the Moderna vaccine last week. The acting Chief Medical Officer for the First Nations Health Authority says it the Snuneymuxw was not on the original list of indigenous communities to receive the first doses of the vaccine, but some vaccine was diverted to examine whether it could stop the spread of an outbreak involving 28 cases. However, Dr. Shannon McDonald says that does not mean that other nations with outbreaks, including the Cowichan Tribes, will also receive vaccines while the outbreak is occurring."This is the first time that we have gone away from our original plan and list of prioritized communities. This is an opportunity that we had because there was vaccine made available to respond to this cluster. Depending on, as time goes on how many vaccines we're alloted, we may not have the opportunity to do this."—FNHA Acting Chief Medical Officer Dr. Shannon McDonaldMcDonald says the first eight nations to receive the vaccines last week were chosen because of their remote locations and for having experienced COVID-19 outbreaks. In total, there have been 191 cases of the virus among indigenous people both on and off-reserve on Vancouver Island during the pandemic. The First Nations Health Authority will not confirm how many deaths have occurred.VIU student selected for Canada's Culinary Olympic TeamA burgeoning chef and student at Vancouver Island University have been named a member of Canada's Junior Culinary Olympic Team. 19-year-old Otis Crabbe is working on his Red Seal designation and will receive his Culinary Management diploma from VIU this spring. At the same time, he will start training with eight other Olympic culinary students from across the country at the Culinary Institute of Canada in Vancouver. Crabbe may have been born to it, having started working at his family's restaurant in Ucluelet by the time he was 13."I started off standing behind, just barely looking over the till to take orders and as soon as I could I was running the oven. At one point, you know, everybody wants to be a cowboy or an astronaut or a soldier, but I always just wanted to be a cook."—Otis Crabbe.Crabbe and the team will represent Canada at the oldest culinary competition in the world, which takes place in Stuttgart Germany in 2024.

Watch the DJ set YouTube: https://youtu.be/75pIJlRuHqE Captivated by the atmospheric vibe and the calm of ambient music, as well as the state of absolute ecstasy that provokes the powerful beat of techno, this artist decided to explore the perfect balance between both. Brian Zajak, aka Fejká began his musical career at the age of 17. Torn between the dreamy soft atmosphere of ambient music, and the hard punchy vibe of techno, Fejká couldn't decide which direction his music production would take. "Day/night, dream/dance, slow/fast - music was always split into two worlds for me" he says. Thus, he decided to experiment with both, showing the development process of dream music into dance music. Support Fejká: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fejkamusic Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fejkaofficial/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/fejka Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0VWvUvjaHaW1OeXtcVISu9 Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/de/artist Support No Joke Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nojokeradio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nojokeradio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio Website: https://nojokeradio.com/ E-mail us: admin@nojokeradio.com

Watch the DJ set on YouTube: https://youtu.be/niicqnZJBq0 Subscribe to No Joke Radio's channel: https://bit.ly/NJR_YT Listen to the unblocked audio here: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio/njr2go-dursti-stuttgart-germany Vinyl digging is his passion, House music is his tune that he calls "love music!" And that is what he believes as the essence of "Dju-Dju Nation goes"! Support Dursti: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dursti Support DJU - DJU NATION: Facebook: https://facebook.com/djudjunation Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djudjunation Support No Joke Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nojokeradio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nojokeradio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio Website: https://nojokeradio.com/ E-mail us: admin@nojokeradio.com

Watch the DJ set on YouTube: https://youtu.be/S62IMU4lElc FEELING instead of Show, WE instead of Ego-Djing. MUCKE instead of posturing. That's what AMY.G.DALA is all about when she's behind the decks. With 95-110 bpm, she sounds the dancefloor, depending on party and vibration resonance sometimes melodic, sometimes groovy, sometimes dark, sometimes happy, sometimes deep, sometimes driving. The idea and dramaturgy behind it: Feeling free, smiling with friends and fellow dancers to become a groovy crowd - and together conjure up the big, pulsating "We". Anyone who comes into her playful music space quickly learns to appreciate her talent for smooth first-cream tracks off the beaten track. Support Amy.G.Dala: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amygdalasound Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amy.evoice Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/amygdalasound Support No Joke Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nojokeradio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nojokeradio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio Website: https://nojokeradio.com/ E-mail us: admin@nojokeradio.com

Watch his set online: https://youtu.be/NEfLiD7O2kQ DJ Lowz is an old school DJ who cares that old school hip-hop values in a new school way. Support DJ Lowz Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deejaylowz Support No Joke Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nojokeradio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nojokeradio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio Website: https://nojokeradio.com/ E-mail us: admin@nojokeradio.com

Watch the DJ set on YouTube: https://youtu.be/95UkWZ-xoRw As one of the heads of the Heidelberg based label 'Random Mind State' Rob always delivers soulful vibes. No matter if its Samba, Rap, Disco, or House: it's all about the beat and - of course - the groove. Support Rob The Bank Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robidiebank Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robidiebank/ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/robbank Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randommindstate/ Support Random Mind State: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randommindstate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randommindstate/ Support No Joke Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nojokeradio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nojokeradio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio Website: https://nojokeradio.com/ E-mail us: admin@nojokeradio.com

Watch the DJ set on YouTube: https://youtu.be/TojnTmfAqXI Moz is a Croatian Dj and producer based in Germany. His music consisted of various incarnations of House and Techno, depending on the feeling and occasion. Support No Joke Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nojokeradio/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nojokeradio/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/nojokeradio Website: https://nojokeradio.com/ E-mail us: admin@nojokeradio.com Tracklist: Lata Ramasar - Hiway Xpress (Lipelis Edit) [???] Rhythm Of Paradise - Paradise [Cosmic Rhythm] CCCP Edits - Malodym [CCCP Edits] Language - Breakdown Wo! [Earth Recordings] Never Dull - What Is That Sound [theBasementDiscos] Daphne - When You Love Someone (Never Do Dub) [Maxi Records] Fallout - Morning After (1990 Remix, Club) [Fourth Floor Records] Roman Flugel - Juke City [Running Back] DJ Steaw - This Kind Of Music [Rutilance Recordings] Johanna Knutsson, Hans Berg ‎– Vintergatan [Crime City Disco] Scott Grooves - Finished [Natural Midi] Cheek - Venus/Sunshine People (Pepe Bradock Remix) [Versatile Records] Baltra - Untitled Party v3 [Releisure] Pepe - Trouble Glider (Lauer Remix) [Loose Fit Records] Joshua - Echo Chamber (Joshua's Dubwise Mix) [Classic] P'taah - Sun's Departure (Manoo Remix) [Street King] Drivetrain - Get Up [Soiree Records International] Moz - Ondamic [???] Sagat - Luvstuff (Ghetto House Mix) [Maxi Records] DJ Steaw - Static [Rutilance Recordings] Cinthie - Everything I Say [Beste Modus]

Anne Cocquyt, originally from Stuttgart Germany, is a serial entrepreneur and corporate innovator in San Francisco. After building partnerships for Genentech's innovation team, she founded her own startups and conferences, and serves as an advisor to tech startups, angel investors, and corporate innovators. She mentors at the German American Accelerator, Singularity University, and USF. Anne connects women in the innovation ecosystems through the GUILD AI platform and through workshops. Enter for a chance to win a VIP SERENDIPITY ticket: Enter Holly's name when you sign up at SERENDIPITY at https://serendipity2020.eventbrite.com Were you referred by a speaker, partner or sponsor? >> enter Holly's name Free Month of Premium Guild Membership: https://letsguild.mn.co/ Connect with Anne: https://www.letsguild.com/ https://www.annecocquyt.com/ Music Credits: HNGVR - Touch Me https://hngvr.bandcamp.com/ Join the Inspiration Contagion movement: Subscribe to Inspiration Contagion on your favorite podcast player and share it. Reach out to your host, Holly at https://hollyjeanjackson.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollyjjackson/ email at holly@hollyjeanjackson.com Get your copy of the book: https://www.amazon.com/Inspiration-Contagion-Health-Secrets-Success/dp/1954047444/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2RU20QS7LLPCO&keywords=inspiration+contagion&qid=1680782585&sprefix=inspiration+contagion%2Caps%2C112&sr=8-1

Anne Cocquyt, originally from Stuttgart Germany, is a serial entrepreneur and corporate innovator in San Francisco. After building partnerships for Genentech's innovation team, she founded her own startups and conferences, and serves as an advisor to tech startups, angel investors, and corporate innovators. She mentors at the German American Accelerator, Singularity University, and USF. Anne connects women in the innovation ecosystems through the GUILD AI platform and through workshops. Enter for a chance to win a VIP SERENDIPITY ticket: Enter Holly's name when you sign up at SERENDIPITY at https://serendipity2020.eventbrite.com/ (https://serendipity2020.eventbrite.com) >> Were you referred by a speaker, partner or sponsor? >> enter Holly's name Free Month of Premium Guild Membership: https://letsguild.mn.co/ (https://letsguild.mn.co/)  Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/7_kNk8CoFCs (https://youtu.be/7_kNk8CoFCs) Follow Anne: https://www.letsguild.com/ (https://www.letsguild.com/) https://www.annecocquyt.com/ (https://www.annecocquyt.com/) Music Credits: HNGVR - Touch Me https://hngvr.bandcamp.com/ (https://hngvr.bandcamp.com/) Support this podcast

The Philippines has taken some of the most hardline measures in the world to contain the spread of COVID-19. Yet President Duterte's highly militarised approach to the crisis has proven controversial. The enforcement of the strict curfew and quarantine restrictions has led to some excesses, with concerns being raised over police brutality during the lockdown, whilst living conditions for the poor have worsened dramatically, as more than a quarter of the Philippines' population live in dire poverty. Associate Professor Nicole Curato chats with Dr Natali Pearson about life in the Philippines amid one of the world's toughest coronavirus lockdowns, unpacking the Duterte government's policies, the impact of the pandemic on Filipino diasporic communities, community responses to the crisis, and how COVID-19 has exacerbated human rights issues in a vastly unequal country. About Nicole Curato: Nicole is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Canberra's Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance. She is the author of the book Democracy in a Time of Misery: From Spectacular Tragedies to Deliberative Action (2019, Oxford University Press) and Power in Deliberative Democracy: Norms, Forums, Systems (2019, Palgrave, with Marit Hammond and John Min). She is the recipient of Australian Research Council's Discovery Early Career Research Award (2015-2018) for her work on democratic innovations in post-disaster situations. Prior to her appointment at the University of Canberra, she was a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Australian National University (ANU). She has held visiting fellowships at the University of Uppsala (Sweden), University of Turku (Finland), and the University of Stuttgart (Germany). She is currently an Associate Editor of the journal Political Studies, and an Associate of the Sydney Democracy Network. You can follow Nicole on Twitter @NicoleCurato. View the transcript here: https://bit.ly/2ZKvT4I Photo credit: Asian Development Bank

Chair Randall has had a long career in politics, both at the state and local level, however her original profession is as a mental health therapist. Born in Stuttgart Germany as one of 6 children in a military family, Chair Randall was raised to believe that public service is one of the highest callings.Daily briefings on the number of Covid cases and deaths in the county is difficult. She credits her family, friends and her strong Christian faith to help her get through the crisis.What's one of her favorite take-out meals over the past few weeks? Shrimp & Grits at Tuskies!

Sonja Schrepfer Bio: Sonja Schrepfer, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Surgery, founded the Transplant and Stem Cell Immunobiology (TSI) Lab in 2009 in Germany. In 2015, she joined the faculty of the Department of Surgery at the University of California San Francisco and was Director of the TSI Lab at UCSF. Sonja is scientific co-founder of Sana Biotechnology Inc. which she joined as SVP in 2019. Dr. Schrepfer's research career has been dedicated to making fundamental discovers in transplant and stem cell immunobiology. Pluripotent stem cell (PSC)-based approaches are effective in immunosuppressed/deficient animal models; but in humans, systemic immunosuppression cannot be justified, due to severe side effects and significant risk of infections and malignancies. So far, only a few immunological strategies have been proposed to overcome these hurdles. Work by Dr. Schrepfer is at the forefront of PSC immunobiology and paves the way for treatment of a wide range of diseases – from supporting functional recovery of failing myocardium to the derivation of other cell types to treat diabetes, blindness, cancer, lung, neurodegenerative, and related diseases. She spent many years examining in detail the fetomaternal interface for application to the envisioned cell therapy. Her work with one of the most antigenic phenotypes, antigen-presenting endothelial cells, demonstrates that hypo-immunogenic cells reliably evade immune rejection in allogeneic recipients that are entirely mismatched in their major histocompatibility complex profile, and further, these cells show long-term survival without immunosuppression in mice and humanized mice (published in Nature Biotechnology in 2019). Sonja is currently Adjunct Professor at UCSF investigating the immunobiology in “tissue chips in space”; that is sending tissue chips to the international space station (ISS). She participated in three flight missions as collaborator and was the PI on the SpaceX16 mission (December 2019). This research will provide insight into what physiological effects time in outer space might have on astronauts, with potentially important implications for future longer-term missions, and has the possibility to open the door to fascinating new discoveries that could be used in earth-bound immunology research. Tobias Deuse Bio: Tobias Deuse, M.D. is a cardiac and heart and lung transplant surgeon internationally renowned for his pioneering work in the development of minimally-invasive techniques for mitral valve repair.  Dr. Deuse graduated the University of Stuttgart (Germany) in 1994 with a BS in Physics, and in 2000 earned an M.D. from University of Wuerzburg. Dr. Deuse thereafter received advanced training in cardiothoracic surgery at the University Hospital Munich-Grosshadern and University Heart Center Hamburg-Eppendorf. After obtaining his board certification in Germany in 2007 as a heart surgeon, Dr. Deuse completed a surgical fellowship in Lung and Heart-Lung Transplantation at Stanford and joined the UCSF faculty in 2015. Dr. Deuse's laboratory at UCSF is working on the immunobiology of pluripotent stem cells. To circumvent rejection, techniques such as somatic cell nucleus transfer (SCNT) into an enucleated oocyte (formation of a SCNT stem cell), fusion of a somatic cell with an embryonic stem cell (ESC; formation of a hybrid cell), and reprograming of somatic cells using certain transcription factors (induced PSCs, iPSCs) have been used. However, his work has shown that SCNT stem cells and iPSCs may have immune incompatibilities with the nucleus or cell donor, respectively, despite having identical nuclear DNA (published in Cell Stem Cell 2014). Further, he has demonstrated that mitochondrial (mt) DNA-encoded proteins as well as mtDNA mutations and genetic instability associated with reprograming and iPSC expansion can create minor antigens, producing rejection. His work also demonstrated that even autologous iPSC derivatives are not inherently immunologically inert for autologous transplantation (published in Nature Biotechnology in 2019). This has provided an important, promising avenue for selection of optimal stem cell therapeutics for future clinical applications ¾ via identifying the most compatible starter cell line and monitoring “near match” autologous iPSC products for mtDNA mutations and single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) enrichments during the manufacturing process. Director Sonja Schrepfer, M.D., Ph.D., and co-director Tobias Deuse, M.D., explain the lab's research towards understanding and overcoming transplant rejection. They touch on Why finding ways to reduce rejection and successfully find transplantation avenues that don't require immunosuppression drugs is so important, How their research starts with pluripotent stems cells that must be differentiated and then transplanted,  Why using a patients' specific stem cells still face rejection due to mitochondrial proteins that eventually form despite gene editing, and How the lab is working toward an "off the shelf" solution by altering proteins that trigger rejection and other means. Drs. Schrepfer and Deuse run the Transplant and Stem Cell Immunobiology Lab (TSI) at the University of California in San Francisco and specialize in heart and lung transplant issues through CRISPR, gene editing,and stem cell therapy. They begin by explaining the many complications a person taking immunosuppressant drugs faces and why their research seeks to address these issues and make for a safer system for patients. Further, they explain that patient-tailored stem cell therapy approaches are not suitable for large populations for several reasons, including the frequent need to treat a patient almost immediately for heart damage or other similar issues. They explain that while they can generate cardiac cells that don't get rejected at first, these cells can develop mutant proteins that causes rejection later. They are following a couple of approaches to address the rejections including learning how fetuses survive the mother's immune system. A big leap forward for the lab was learning how to knock out the molecule that signaled to the immune system its foreignness through CRISPR: in other words, they are learning how to make these introduced cells silent to the immune system. Finally, they describe their "off the shelf" goal of producing non-immunogenic cells ready for injection for a majority of patients and alternatively generating a hypo-immunogenic environment in the patient to prevent long-term rejection. For more, see the lab's web page at https://tsilab.ucsf.edu/

Did you know you can (and should) bring your US lamps to Stuttgart Germany? If you are PCSing to Germany, let me share some tips on how you can use your lamps here! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is the 1 Year Anniversary of Theez Germans Radio Show. 1st Hour LIVE from Stuttgart / Germany and the 2nd LIVE from Hanover / Germany. The weekly Radio Show on Househeadsradio.com and on dishfm.de every Wednesday from 10 p.m. to Midnight GMT/23h to 1h CET hosted and mixed by Sascha Quicker and Markus Sabbathi in a weekly swap, including their Definition of Housemusic and Techno. Auf Deutsch: die 2 gerade Genannten spielen geilen Scheiß! Playlist: 1 Heaven Is Right Here (Kiko Navarro Classic Mix) Ananda Project 2 If You Like (Lux Experince Remix) Crowd Control 3 Vortices of Thoughts (Original Mix) Holodrome 4 SPEAKING SUMMER (Original Mix) Juano Monti 5 These Drums Man Without A Clue 6 Detroit People (original mix) Rawley 7 BAM (Original Mix) Mihalis Safras 8 Move One (Original Mix) Ramon Tapia 9 My Beat (Wade Remix) Veerus, Maxie Devine 10 Face Your Fears (Original Mix) ANNA 11 Pulse Train Soellscher & Siech 12 El Planeador Cheky 13 What's The Plan Tom Classic 14 Sound Is A Champion WICKAMAN/MAVERICK 15 Send Wave (Original Mix) The Scumfrog 16 Cedar Talal Bazzi 17 Vicious Diversity Haginio 18 Infinitude RTistique 19 Sujet Vintash 20 Flying to Neptune MIKE DOPE 21 Sonorus Baset 22 Space Invaders Donato Diana 23 Dark Adonai

This is the 1 Year Anniversary of Theez Germans Radio Show. 1st Hour LIVE from Stuttgart / Germany and the 2nd LIVE from Hanover / Germany. The weekly Radio Show on Househeadsradio.com and on dishfm.de every Wednesday from 10 p.m. to Midnight GMT/23h to 1h CET hosted and mixed by Sascha Quicker and Markus Sabbathi in a weekly swap, including their Definition of Housemusic and Techno. Auf Deutsch: die 2 gerade Genannten spielen geilen Scheiß! Playlist: 1 Heaven Is Right Here (Kiko Navarro Classic Mix) Ananda Project 2 If You Like (Lux Experince Remix) Crowd Control 3 Vortices of Thoughts (Original Mix) Holodrome 4 SPEAKING SUMMER (Original Mix) Juano Monti 5 These Drums Man Without A Clue 6 Detroit People (original mix) Rawley 7 BAM (Original Mix) Mihalis Safras 8 Move One (Original Mix) Ramon Tapia 9 My Beat (Wade Remix) Veerus, Maxie Devine 10 Face Your Fears (Original Mix) ANNA 11 Pulse Train Soellscher & Siech 12 El Planeador Cheky 13 What's The Plan Tom Classic 14 Sound Is A Champion WICKAMAN/MAVERICK 15 Send Wave (Original Mix) The Scumfrog 16 Cedar Talal Bazzi 17 Vicious Diversity Haginio 18 Infinitude RTistique 19 Sujet Vintash 20 Flying to Neptune MIKE DOPE 21 Sonorus Baset 22 Space Invaders Donato Diana 23 Dark Adonai

This is the 1 Year Anniversary of Theez Germans Radio Show. 1st Hour LIVE from Stuttgart / Germany and the 2nd LIVE from Hanover / Germany. The weekly Radio Show on Househeadsradio.com and on dishfm.de every Wednesday from 10 p.m. to Midnight GMT/23h to 1h CET hosted and mixed by Sascha Quicker and Markus Sabbathi in a weekly swap, including their Definition of Housemusic and Techno. Auf Deutsch: die 2 gerade Genannten spielen geilen Scheiß! Playlist: 1 Heaven Is Right Here (Kiko Navarro Classic Mix) Ananda Project 2 If You Like (Lux Experince Remix) Crowd Control 3 Vortices of Thoughts (Original Mix) Holodrome 4 SPEAKING SUMMER (Original Mix) Juano Monti 5 These Drums Man Without A Clue 6 Detroit People (original mix) Rawley 7 BAM (Original Mix) Mihalis Safras 8 Move One (Original Mix) Ramon Tapia 9 My Beat (Wade Remix) Veerus, Maxie Devine 10 Face Your Fears (Original Mix) ANNA 11 Pulse Train Soellscher & Siech 12 El Planeador Cheky 13 What's The Plan Tom Classic 14 Sound Is A Champion WICKAMAN/MAVERICK 15 Send Wave (Original Mix) The Scumfrog 16 Cedar Talal Bazzi 17 Vicious Diversity Haginio 18 Infinitude RTistique 19 Sujet Vintash 20 Flying to Neptune MIKE DOPE 21 Sonorus Baset 22 Space Invaders Donato Diana 23 Dark Adonai

A warm welcome to episode 015 of "My Morning Minutes"! Science vs. ideology. How science can solve our problems!   Today I talk about: Today I talk about a scientific experiment conducted in Stuttgart / Germany. A modern diesel car was tested in regard to fine dust. The scientists wanted to see how much fine dust the car is emitting in comparison to the general amount in the air. They expected the readings of the exhaust pipe being higher than the readings in front of the car. What they found was surprising: The car emitted much less fine dust than the air in front of the car which was sucked into the engine. In general the car cleaned the air of about 90% of fine dust particles. So, in fact modern diesel cars clean the air.   Are you surprised about these findings? Do you believe science can solve our problems?   Yours, Christian Sist   To get in contact, please email me: talk@mymorningminutes.com   You can find the podcast on: LinkedIn Instagram Facebook Soundcloud Spotify

Thomas Hoffknecht - Robot Ride: lnk.to/cdx23 Follow 247 Techno Spotify playlist: lnk.to/247techno Follow Spartaque: www.spartaque.com Follow Codex: www.codexfamily.com 1 KUSP UK - Resistance [We Are The Brave] 2 Boris - Distortion (Spartaque Remix) 3 Ignacio Arfeli feat. Mha Iri - Now Im Free [Codex] 4 Christian Cambas - Dub Rinse [Rhythm Distrikt] 5 Dino Maggiorana - RanchaTek - Sickness [IAMT] 6 Ignacio Arfeli - The Middle [Codex] 7 Fatima Hajji vs. Spartaque - Sinergy [Codex] 8 Ramon Tapia - Mind Trip [Terminal M] 9 Jay Lumen - Resonance [Octopus Records] 10 Dok & Martin - Clockwise [Orange Recordings] 11 Chipi - Straight To The Point [Codex] 12 Hollen - Raw Rave On 13 Kadric - Trimos (Lunatique Sublime Remix) 14 Nicolas Taboada - Upside Down [Miles From Mars] 15 Thomas Hoffknecht - Robot Ride (Spartaque Remix)[Codex] 16 SHDDR - Different [IAMT] 17 Dino Maggiorana & RanchaTek - Toxic [IAMT]

Homily Fourth Sunday of Lent. C - Sunday, March 31, 2019 Stock photo ID: 96744958. By Nicku. The Prodigal Son in the Arms of His Father - Picture from The Holy Scriptures, Old and New Testaments books collection published in 1885, Stuttgart-Germany. Drawings by Gustave Dore. THE LITURGY OF THE WORD First Reading: Joshua 5:9-12 Psalm: Ps 33:2-7. “Taste and see the goodness of the Lord” Second Reading: 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 Gospel Acclamation: Luke 15:18 Gospel: Luke 15:1-3. 11-32 REFERENCES: FR. PAUL W. KELLY *Barclay, W. (1975). The Gospel of Luke. 2nd ed. Edinburgh: St. Andrew Press +++ Archive of homilies and reflections: http://homilycatholic.blogspot.com.au To contact Fr. Paul, please email: paulwkelly68@gmail.com To listen to my weekly homily audio podcast, please click this link here. NB - It is often a week or so Ahead: https://soundcloud.com/user-633212303/tracks You are welcome to subscribe to Fr Paul’s homily mail-out by sending an email to this address: paulkellyreflections+subscribe@googlegroups.com Further information relating to the audio productions linked to this Blog: “Faith, Hope and Love, A time of Christian worship and reflection” - Led by Rev Paul W. Kelly Texts used in this programme are for the purposes of worship and prayer for listeners wherever you are. Prayers and chants are taken from the English Translation of the Roman Missal, edition three, © 2010, The International commission on English in the liturgy. Scriptures are from the New Revised Standard Version: © 1989, by the national council of Churches of Christ, USA. , //adaptations to conform with Catholic liturgical norms, © 2009, by the same. [{selected psalms } - ***Psalm verses are (also) taken from “The Psalms: A New Translation” ©1963, The Grail (England), published by Collins.. **] Prayers of the Faithful are adapted from Robert Borg’s 1993 book “ Together we pray”. Published in Sydney Australia By E.J. Dwyer. (out of print). “Faith, Hope and Love” theme music © 1996 by Paul W. Kelly. For more details please visit http://homilycatholic.blogspot.com.au/ Contact us at paulwkelly68@gmail.com Production by Kelly Enterprises Resources. May God bless and keep you.

The World Cup is underway! Andrew shares his experience of watching a World Cup qualification game between Germany and Norway. As a huge soccer fan, this was one of his dreams for a very long time. Listen in as he reveals how the excitement could be heard and seen, especially after pulling off a big win. Enjoy!   www.365daysoftravel.com www.facebook.com/365daysoftravelproject IG: @365daysoftravelproject twitter:@365daysoftravel

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Pastor Matt shares what God has done and is doing in the Stuttgart church.

Hallo Freunde es ist wieder an der Zeit für einen neuen Beach Podcast. diesmal war an den Turntables zu Gast IRA aus Stuttgart... wünsche euch viel Spaß mit dem Set. Hello friends It's time for a new Beach Podcast. this time " IRA " from Stuttgart(Germany)was on the turntables ... Have fun with the set. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Media Links : soundcloud.com/i_am_ira www.instagram.com/i.am_ira/ www.facebook.com/iamiramusic/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUPPORT THE ARTIST by Kurt Kjergaard

Hallo Freunde es ist wieder an der Zeit für einen neuen Beach Podcast. diesmal war an den Turntables zu Gast IRA aus Stuttgart... wünsche euch viel Spaß mit dem Set. Hello friends It's time for a new Beach Podcast. this time " IRA " from Stuttgart(Germany)was on the turntables ... Have fun with the set. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Social Media Links : soundcloud.com/i_am_ira www.instagram.com/i.am_ira/ www.facebook.com/iamiramusic/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- play ☑ like ☑ share with your friends ☑ | THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUPPORT THE ARTIST by Kurt Kjergaard

Recorded at one of Germany's oldest techno playgrounds, Toy Club! Tracklist: (w/ Roland TR8/TB3 + ProCo Rat distorter) 1. Hydergine - Entheology (Deepbass Remix) 2. Joachim Speith - Luciferin 3. Flug - Internal Proceed (Setaoc Mass Remix) 4. Ricardo Garduno - Sitios Desconocidos 5. dotwav - Vilnius (Introversion Remix) 6. Nastia Reigel - Trust, Intimacy / Abyssal Chaos - Metamorphosis 7. Regal - L'Eternité (Charlotte de Witte Remix) 8. Michal Jablonski - MG REX 9. Regal - Send Nudes 10. Friends Of Alex - What Is... Fick Dich 11. Slam & Green Velvet - Take Your Time 12. Regal - Trave Generation 13. Emmanuel - Chainreaction 14. Reeko - Dead Animal 15. Abyssal Chaos - Psychosis 16. Abyssal Chaos - Catharsis (Axkan Remix) 17. Rebekah - Loose Mechanics 18. Blush Response - Infinite Dread 19. Remco Beekwilder - Human Mind 20. Dax J - Utopia / The Triangle 21. Introversion - Unmarried Old Man 22. DJ Varsovie - Vampires (Codex Empire Remix) 23. Remco Beekwilder - Irregular Acid 24. Thomas P. Heckman - Violent Stains 25. Immersion - My Name Is Acid 26. Acid Junkies - Control 27. Front 242 - No Shuffle (Edit) 28. Front Line Assembly - Hydrogen 29. Youth Code - Carried Mask 30. ABS - My House Is Your House (Body Mix) Subscribe to iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/advanced/id961068609 Follow Advanced on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/advancedPR Follow Abyssal Chaos on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abyssalchaos Follow Abyssal Chaos on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/abyssalchaosberlin

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Uwe Makrutzki is the manager of factory restorations at Porsche Classic in Stuttgart, Germany. He has 36 years of experience with Porsche, including 17 years as a technician in a Porsche Center, 13 years as a sales manager at a Porsche Center and he’s been a manager of the Porsche Classic since 2014. At the Porsche Classic Center, they repair and perform factory restorations on classic Porsche automobiles using genuine Porsche parts. They have an enormously talented team of craftsmen who meticulously care of classic Porsches, ensuring their heritage and parts match those used in the original builds. Over 70% of Porsche vehicles ever built are still on the road today. Uwe and his team makes sure it stays that way using only quality made in Germany parts, with access to over 52,000 parts from over 1000 classic suppliers.  

The 1st German Working Out Loud Camp (#wolc17) took place at December 7th 2017 in Wiezemann Space in Stuttgart/Germany and I recorded the talk of John Stepper and the Panel Discussion of the Working Out Loud Community of Practice (#wolcop) afterwards. The Talk is in English the panel discussion in German. John also provided his slides: WOL – Why it works. Where it's heading (THX John!)

The 1st German Working Out Loud Camp (#wolc17) took place at December 7th 2017 in Wiezemann Space in Stuttgart/Germany and I recorded the talk of John Stepper and the Panel Discussion of the Working Out Loud Community of Practice (#wolcop) afterwards. The Talk is in English the panel discussion in German.

Skober booking Worldwide: booking@myfavouritefreaks.com Skober booking for North America: mike@bpaagency.com Follow Skober: YouTube: bit.ly/2hzjqbV Facebook: www.facebook.com/SkoberDj Beatport: classic.beatport.com/artist/skober/82820 Twitter: twitter.com/SkoberDj Tracklist: 01. Loco & Jam, Matt Sassari - Hit The Ground [ALLEANZA] 02. Spartaque Vs Skober - The Pure Man [CODEX] 03. Spektre - Halcyon (Roberto Capuano Remix) [Unrilis] 04. Harvey McKay - Retox [Drumcode] 05. Skober - Paranoid 06. Steam Shape - Fossil (The Reactivitz Remix) [Respekt Recordings] 07. Nicolas Taboada - Back In Time [Reload Records] 08. The Rares - Mystery (Sasha Carassi Remix) [Phobiq] 09. Pleasurekraft - Nagelbett [ODD Recordings] 10. Harvey McKay - Black Dolphin [Drumcode] 11. Avision - Choppin [Intec Digital] 12. Spektre - Forged in the Heart of a Laserbeam (Skober Remix) [Respekt] 13. Dema, Paride Saraceni - The Remedy (Skober Remix) 14. Skober vs Yan Oxygen - How Any A 15. Spartaque - Gran Via [Riot Recordings] 16. Harvey McKay - Cover Up [Drumcode] 17. Jay Lumen - Inside [Footwork] 18. AnGy KoRe - I Want More [Himmel] 19. Bruno Aguirre - Distant [Boiler Underground Records] 20. Frank Kvitta - Speaking Thru Emotions (Coyu Raw Edit) [Suara] 21. Skober - You Will Find It [We Are The Brave] 22. Alan Fitzpatrick - Magnetic Dog [We Are The Brave] 23. Ramiro Lopez - Being Alone [Drumcode] 24. Jack Doe - Downtown 25. Mark Reeve - Do It [Suara] 26. Thomas Evans - Acidatlantic (Skober Remix) [Phobiq] 27. Skober - Now It's Time [We Are The Brave] 28. Skober - Back To Life [ELEVATE]

Mattheus van der Steen in Stuttgart Germany speaking at the Holy Spirit Night

Mattheus van der Steen in Stuttgart Germany speaking at the Holy Spirit Night

Christian Messina Hembry laid the foundation for MessinaClassics in 2011 located in Stuttgart, Germany. He started with a focus on vintage Vespas which quickly grew in to all marques of collectible automobiles. He provides a platform where buyers and sellers can rely on his expertise, integrity, and attention to detail, whether selling one vehicle or your entire collection. His relationship with automotive collectors continues to grow and you’ll find classic cars at MessinaClassics ranging from Fiat, Jaguar, Porsche, Ferrari, Aston Martin, Lancia, and many more.

Freddy Hetzinger was born 1979 near Stuttgart/ Germany. Raised up in a musical spirited family, she early got involved and interested by different kinds of music. At the age of 16 she made her first steps into the rave scene by attending scores of events around Stuttgart. Inspired and exhausted by the groove and energy of electronic music she started with Djing in 1999. The following years she was part of a few projects and got scores of bookings and resident jobs in Stuttgart and other citys all over Germany. Since 2007 she is a resident part of the Legendary ToY Club in Stuttgart! Since 2009 she is producing her own sound. Three years later she created with her music partner Sash_liq their own Label Mischkonsum. https://soundcloud.com/freddyhetzinger https://pro.beatport.com/artist/freddy-hetzinger/244780 https://www.facebook.com/pages/Freddy-Hetzinger-Mischkonsum/150281896407 https://www.mixcloud.com/freddyhetzinger/ Tracklist : Dani Sbert - Skizzo Alberto Ruiz - Radar (Rosper Rmx) Fracktion - Alien Crap Stiv Hey - Kryptonite Maymon - Biddanoa Julian Jewell - Wax Maymon - Dark Base Peter Groskreutz - Janus (Iry Rmx) Johnny Aemkel - Raw Soul John Haden - Late Night Walk Maymon - Strange Dreams Rosper - Black Hole

Katja Schenke-Layland, Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology IGB, Cell and Tissue Engineering, Cardiovascular Tissue Engineering, Stuttgart - GERMANY speaks on "Extracellular matrix – A natural biomaterial for tissue engineering applications". This seminar has been recorded by ICGEB Trieste

Banging Techno sets 056 -- Adrian Richter // Agron Subscribe to Banging Techno Sets on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/banging-techno-sets/id1453474812?mt=2 www.bangingtechnosets.com ____________________________________ Adrian Richter Frankfurt local and first time guest to Banging Techno Sets. Adrian knows how bang it out with some heavy beats, showing exactly what the dark side is all about. He gigs regularly around Germany with BassAudienz booking agency that is earmarked to become a record label in the near future. Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/adrian_richter Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bassaudienz.richter Twitter: https://twitter.com/Technorichter Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/adrianrichterofficia/videos Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/profile/adrian_richter Tracklist Wave Form - Black (Sutter Cane Remix) Hans Bouffmyhre - Breathe (Original Mix) NHB Vs. Sisko Electrofanatik - My Black Line (Alex Di Stefano Remix) MADA & Plankton - Antiz (Cold Version) Alberto Pascual - Adequacy (Original Mix) Green Velvet - Flash (The Advent & Industrialyzer Remix) Miniminds & Subfractal - Athena (Original Mix) ZZT - Work (The Advent & Spiriakos Remix) Peja - Chocks (Monocraft & ThreeOthree Remix) Tom Hades - Einsatz (Original Mix) Q Le - Clover (Hackler & Kuch Remix) Mike Maass - Black Pulse (Original Mix) Claros Grane - Threshold (Original Mix) Sasha Carassi - Cubic Carbon (Original Mix) Mr Jones - Three Dozen (A-Brothers Black Carpet Remix) Roberto Capuano - Absolute (Original Mix) Tony Weimar - Break (A.K.O. Remix) _______ Agron The young talented rookie Agron sets the first foot on the boards behind the desk. Fascinated by plate, needle and genuine, electronic dance music his need is increasing, to be involved and to prove his own talent. Thus, the first plates hit the house and the first sounds from the speakers. Characterized by minimal sound, starts and ends Agrons first club-evenings with his music. Soon, other clubs get it, but also seduce him to develop his style - the techno! Already arrived in Stuttgart (Germany), his name is slipping more and more into the focus of the public. Agron got his residency at the famous Ruhestoerung Events in the legendary club Lehmann (Stuttgart / Germany) and played along side with the biggest names in the scene. Agron inch einfach ne geile zeit. Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AGRONDJPAGE Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/agronmusik Beatport - http://www.beatport.com/artist/agron/142822 Tracklist Yari Greco - Die Sensation ( Vical Remix) Lukas Freundenberger - Railgun ( Nils Mohn Remix ) Measure Divide - MD4 Policy of Truth - Confatu ( Lance Blaise Remix ) Drumloch - Insomania ( Cortechs Remix ) Thomas Mueller - Serious ( Cortechs Remix) Dorian Knox - Lost Signal ( Black Asteroid Remix ) Audiooptiks - Pitch Shifter Gabeen - Dark Star ( Björn Torwellen Remix ) Heron - Hoopoe MPIA3 - Crusty Juice Hazett - TX Manuel Pisu, Michael Lasch - Access Y Tonwerk Edit - Swool - Distrub Gabeen - Baraka Jumex - Lubatronik Yan Cook - Alptraum ________ Subscribe to Banging Techno Sets on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/banging-techno-sets/id1453474812?mt=2 www.bangingtechnosets.com

Rod B. & Mareis bring you the Miami Sessions @ Miami Underground Movement Biography Min&Mal, the italian duo composed by the two brothers: Alessio (91') and Mario Caterino (89'), born and grew up with a passion for music, and in a particular for the Minimal genre. They approach to the world of djing and production at the tender age of 12 and 15 years and they are now nominated two of the top Minimal / Techno producers of the world stage. They hone their skills for two years and make their first production, called "Blotox" released on one of the most famous Minimal / Techno label "Bosphorus Underground". The results were not slow in coming and start their first gigs. After their first party in Stuttgart (Germany) in the month of May 2010, Min&Mal start to play across the world: Toy Club // Germany; Le Coupole // Switzerland; Comics Club // Bulgaria; Coro CafÈ // Hungary and many more. They have a great success in the South America and in particular in Mexico. Their production is now supported by international artists such as Dubfire, Sven Vath, Richie Hawtin, Paco Osuna, Umek, The Advent, Popof. Thanks to their ability, they have the possibility to climb the Beatport Minimal chart several times, winning the second position with "Blotox".  www.youth-am.com

01. Sombra - Mekas & Pablo Denegri 02. Portland - Maksim Dark 03. Fairy Tales - Maksim Dark Remix [miko] 04. I am a Princess - Insect Elektrika 05. Universum - Ochu LaRoss 06. Unearth - Memnok 07. The Same Thing - Freddy Hetzinger & Sash_liq Remix 08. Locke - Insect Elektrika Remix [miko] 09. Chosen Ones - Juliett [miko] Remix 10. Fairy Tales - Freddy Hetzinger & Sash_liq [miko] Freddy Hetzinger was born 1979 near Stuttgart/ Germany. Raised up in a musical spirited family, she early got involved and interested by different kinds of music. She started playin the piano and violine when she was 8 years old, but she wasn't enthused enough to keep it on. At the age of 16 she made her first steps into the rave scene by attending scores of events around Stuttgart. Inspired and exhausted by the groove and energy of electronic music she started with Djing in 1999 - conventional using Technics 1210 Turntables of course ! After 1,5 years dilligent practice she felt ready for her first public gig. The following years she was part of a few projects and got scores of bookings and resident jobs in Stuttgart and other citys all over Germany. Since 2006 she is a resident part of the "ToY" family! She found her musical connection with Sash_liq in 2009. Together they created a new project called "Mischkonsum". Their musical baby got a lot of attention and love and it has grown up to one of the most successfull events in Stuttgart . Always with a massive lineup - faraway from the mainstream..and so simply Underground! http://soundcloud.com/freddyhetzinger https://www.facebook.com/pages/Freddy-Hetzinger-Mischkonsum/150281896407 http://www.mischkonsum.org PODCAST: Sep - GruenerStarr Okt - Monktec Nov - Daniel Munkelberg Dez - Martin Gruen Jan - Ochu LaRoss Feb - Step Down

Day 73: We had some fun, recording planes and Ambiances at the Airport Stuttgart.   2012 I release one free sound per day. You´ll get free Hard FX, Foley Sound...

Special 80s-Synth-Electro-Wave-Mix called "Second British Invasion" by Samm from Stuttgart/Germany.

Soulful Deep House Mix by Béla Fonte & Tough Terry from Stuttgart/Germany, representing the La Conca Space Colony.

  Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground Movement   DJ UMEKFor a long time, Slovenia is known for its great electronic parties, but as the local scene is of boutique dimensions, everyone, who wishes to take the art of mixing and producing to a professional level, has to go out there and enter the worldwide scene. Umek has done this step as early as in the middle of the 90s and so he became one of the most important techno players of the global techno scene, even before the end of the last millennium. Together with people, who shared the same views, he successfully captured the first era of researching and recreating the rules of the dance music in Recycled Loops, Consumer Recreation and Astrodisco platforms, which all put the sound of the Slovenian techno on the world map of electronic music.In the beginning of the year 2007, Umek started a new 1605 Music Therapy - Sixteenofive, with which he marked the beginning of the second era of his music creation and what an era it is. 5 highly popular releases on the 1605 label with lots more planned in the next few months, a huge success of the »Day Of Electronics 09« - the main 1605 event in Krizanke (Ljubljana, Slovenia) for the third year in a row, a popular summer festival »Disconautica« (Koper, Slovenia) featuring 1605 Main Floor for the second year in a row and with over 50.000 attending people. Furthermore the 15 astonishing releases and remixes already released in 2009 are the best proof, that Umek stays focused on his primary goal – to make high quality productions that stand out from the rest and to bring this music closer to people all around the world.The year 2009 also brought a fresh breeze in Umek’s booking department and so his new booking agency is Bullitt Bookings from the USA, that also takes care of some of the biggest names, like Dubfire, Nic Fanciulli, Shlomi Aber, Davide Squillace and many others.Last year's releases like Is it / Longer Trail, Destructible Enviroment, S Cream, Designed Persona, You Might Hear Nothing and the latest club hit Work This Data, have caught the attention of Armada, Hell Yeah, Tronic, Dataworx and other biggest labels of the music industry and judging by Umek's tracks »Hablando« and »Slap«, released on his own label 1605, by the enormous amount of upcoming releases and the second (and first on 1605 label) album with his 10 great tracks “Responding To Dynamic” (coming in spring 2010), Umek surely isn’t going to run out of creative fuel for quite some time.   02.06.2010 Umek @ Club Lehmann, Stuttgart, Germany - 2010 48artist - track - version - label1.   Echo Vacio - Pandora's Box - Original Mix - We Are Genius Recordings2.   Yan Oxygen - Behind a limit3.   Challenge by Norbert Gasser - Challenge - Alex Di Stefano Remix4.   Wally Lopez - Is Deeper - Spartaque Remix5.   Worakls - Kokain6.   Phunk Investigation - Acid Slider - Sheff remix 7.   Dualitik - Lokomotiva - DEMO8.   Hertz - A Voice Of My Own - Original Mix - Underwater Records9.   Echo Vacio - Candanga10. Blaz V - Noizzeous11. Ketto - Bad Resonance - Original Mix - Bosphorus Underground Recordings12. Alex Di Stefano - Multiverse 13. Miki Litvak - Pollinator - Gary Beck Remix14. Mikatek - Velocity - Original Mix - Innervate Records15. Daniel Portman - Pulsive - Original Mix - Unreleased Digital16. Casting Shadows Without Light - Umek RMX 17. m0h - Wake Up - Original Mix - Weave Music18. Anthony Pappa - Alex Di Stefano Remix19. Axel Karakasis - Broken - Original Mix - Remain Records20. Mike Humphries - Tactical Recon - Original Mix - Mastertraxx21. The Advent & industrialyzer Remix  

Freundeskreis Special on Bigvibez-Radio (www.bigvibez.com) Presenting the most significant tracks of Freundeskreis out of Stuttgart Germany.

Freundeskreis Special on Bigvibez-Radio (www.bigvibez.com) Presenting the most significant tracks of Freundeskreis out of Stuttgart Germany.

Aspire Episode 41: Sept. 16, 2007 Some Automobile Related Buildings; The Chrysler Building in New York City, and The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany Listener Feedback at aspire@szilverwolf.com or 813-249-9222 Copyright © 2007 Szilverwolf LLC

Aspire Episode 41: Sept. 16, 2007 Some Automobile Related Buildings; The Chrysler Building in New York City, and The Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany Listener Feedback at aspire@szilverwolf.com or 813-249-9222 Copyright © 2007 Szilverwolf LLC

Dr. Günter Bechly (born 1963) is a German paleontologist, Senior Fellow with Discovery Institute's Center for Science and Culture in Seattle, senior research scientist at Biologic Institute in Redmond (USA), and chairman of the Zentrum für BioKomplexität & NaturTeleologie. His research focuses on the fossil history of insects (Bechly is the world's leading expert for fossil dragonflies), discontinuities in the history of life, and the waiting time problem. He earned his diploma (M.Sc.) in biology and his Ph.D. (summa cum laude) in geosciences from the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen (Germany). He worked from 1999-2016 as curator for amber and fossil insects at the State Museum of Natural History in Stuttgart (Germany), as a successor of Prof. Willi Hennig, the founder of cladistics. He also held a teaching assignment at the University Hohenheim in Germany on insect systematics and phylogeny. He has authored or co-authored about 160 scientific publications, including a co-edited book published by Cambridge University Press and a popular science book on evolution. He has discovered and named more than 180 new species and has 11 biological groups named in his honor. He has served on the editorial boards of five scientific journals and has organized five large public exhibitions on earth history and evolution, incl. the largest event for the Darwin Year 2009 celebrations in Germany. Bechly's research received broad national and international media coverage (e.g., at BBC, Scientific American and National Geographic), especially the discovery of the new insect order Coxoplectoptera. He has been interviewed widely in German TV, radio and press, and served as a science advisor for three natural history documentaries by BBC and David Attenborough. Bechly now lives with his wife and two sons (5 and 7 years) in Austria. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/elmos-world-podcast/exclusive-content Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy