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24 Stunden am Stück laufen für den guten Zweck in Laubach - es geht um den Aufstieg in Handballbundesliga für den TV Hüttenberg

We're taking next week off, so this week we Whip It Good with the new Majority Whip, D31's Ramdy Deibert. We discuss committee assignments and the division, or maybe lack of, in GOP leadership. D1's Michael Rohl joins the show to discuss the hot topics of the week in South Dakota. BIll Off 2025 gets early heat with Rohl vs TVH. Taft fat vs Teddy fat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

52 Prozent! So stark hat Simon Böhne am Wochenende beim TV Hüttenberg performt. Vorher schauen wir auf den 4. Spieltag in der HBL: Wetzlar gewinnt erstmals, Hamburg feiert 2 Rückkehrer und muss einen neuen Geschäftsführer suchen. Das und mehr in der heutigen Folge. Auch in dieser Woche gibt's noch mehr News in meinem WhatsApp-Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va8iNIb7YSd542MZxC1t

Skaperne bak filmen "Viking for alltid" – som snart kommer på kino – er gjester i poddens episode 209.Vi hører med Svein Molaug og Peter Ask ommotivasjonen for å lage filmenhvordan de har fulgt Viking i sesongen 2023hva filmen inneholder som man ikke får se på stadion eller på TVhøydepunkter fra året med VikingVerken Svein eller Peter har dessverre svaret på hvordan Viking skal bryte ned lag som spiller low block med fem i forsvar.Heia Viking! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sportliche, aber auch finanzielle Sorgen sind dieser Tage das Kernthema des Handballs. Abstiegskampf ist angesagt bei der HSG Wetzlar, mal wieder. Der Start in die neue Spielzeit verlief mäßig, der Wechsel auf der Bank hin zu Frank Carstens brachte noch nicht den erhofften Schwung. Zumindest erkämpfte sich das Team gegen den TVB Stuttgart in der Schlussphase einen immens wichtigen Punkt. Volkmar Schäfer von der VRM Mittelhessen ist dennoch wenig optimistisch. Das gilt genauso für Volker Koch, der für die Rheinische Post seit einer gefühlten Ewigkeit über Bayer Dormagen berichtet. Der Pharma-Konzern dreht den Geldhahn endgültig ab, die Lage ist bedrohlich. Wie geht es nun weiter? Diese Frage musste auch Timm Schneider beantworten. Dem Geschäftsführer des TV Hüttenberg gelang es durch die Hilfe der Sponsoren und von Spenden die mögliche Insolvenz gerade noch abzuwenden und spricht darüber im Interview der Woche.

AAAAAF WE HAVE A MINISODE! In this preparatory episode for Scandus we have a humble presentation of Kriss and Freddie talking about the upcoming Scandus we have going down. We talk about the changes to the rules ,the necessities of play. As well as how Excited we are for the new Legiones Astartes! Also useful information about the Event and upcoming ideas about ordering GW items directly from the shop, as well as why! Again, our pardons for the poor audio quality. If you know an editor, or want to join the TVH crew for recordings, give us a shout out!

David Buffelard président d'Upergy, coté sur Euronext Growth, qui s'exprime pour la 1ère fois sur investisseur.TVHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Auch am zweiten Spieltag geht es heiß her in der HBL. Patrick Fritzsche (@paddyfritzsche) und Sebastian Mühlenhof (@Seppmaster56) werfen einen Blick auf die Geschehnisse und besprechen auch den Supercup der Frauen. Im Top-Spiel hat Magdeburg mal wieder bewiesen, wie stark ihr Form bereits ist. Die Flensburger hingegen offenbarten noch einige Schwäche. Ein großes Problem hat auch Leipzig, während Erlangen bisher nur mäßig überzeugt. Einen verkorksten Start legt auch der BHC hin. Ein Zoff gibt es hingegen in der zweiten Liga. Dort sorgt der Abbruch der Übertragung für mächtig Wirbel bei DYN und dem TV Hüttenberg. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kritik, ...Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Auch am zweiten Spieltag geht es heiß her in der HBL. Patrick Fritzsche (@paddyfritzsche) und Sebastian Mühlenhof (@Seppmaster56) werfen einen Blick auf die Geschehnisse und besprechen auch den Supercup der Frauen. Im Top-Spiel hat Magdeburg mal wieder bewiesen, wie stark ihr Form bereits ist. Die Flensburger hingegen offenbarten noch einige Schwäche. Ein großes Problem hat auch Leipzig, während Erlangen bisher nur mäßig überzeugt. Einen verkorksten Start legt auch der BHC hin. Ein Zoff gibt es hingegen in der zweiten Liga. Dort sorgt der Abbruch der Übertragung für mächtig Wirbel bei DYN und dem TV Hüttenberg. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast oder ihr habt Kritik, ... *** Diese Folge enthält Werbung *** AG1 von Athletic Greens Informiere dich jetzt auf drinkag1.com/anwurf zu gesundheitsbezogenen Angaben und hole dir AG1 im Abo nach Hause, ganz ohne Vertragslaufzeit. Sichere dir bei deiner AG1 Erstbestellung einen gratis Jahresvorrat an Vitamin D3+K2 und 5 Travel Packs!Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten. kostenlos-hosten.de ist ein Produkt der Podcastbude.Gern unterstützen wir dich bei deiner Podcast-Produktion.

Damien Havard, président d'Hydrogène de France coté sur Euronext qui vient d' annoncer la signature  de 2 contrats majeurs sur Investisseur.TVHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Christophe K. Kourdouly, le directeur financier de Vaziva une fintech en hypercroissance cotée sur Euronext Access sur Investisseur.tvHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Philippe Brun est Membre du directoire de SergeFerrari Group.  C'est une société de fabrication et distribution de membranes innovantes.  Ces membranes sont utilisées dans des applications d'architecture légère et d'aménagements extérieurs.  Ils sont disponibles sur 3 marchés différents : La Protection solaire, les Sructures modulaires et l'Architecture tendue et le Mobilier / marine. Ils disposent de 5 bases industrielles et interviennent dans 80 pays dans le monde.

Nicolas Descoqs est le Gérant Financier de Clartan Associés.  C'est une société de gestion de portefeuille spécialisée dans les actions européennes. Il nous présente ses 3 valeurs préférées du moment : -BNP, la première banque européenne. -Mercedes, avec ses véhicules haut de gamme et de grosse cylindrée. -ASML, un fabricant des machines très sophistiquées de lithographie. Découvrez le fonctionnement de cette société dans l'interview sur investisseur.TVHébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Das ganze Leben ist ein Quiz ... und FOM ist der Kandidat bei Ian Weber! So könnte die Überschrift dieser Folge auch lauten. Denn Ian Weber hat Aktenordner mit Quizfragen und -spielen angelegt. Die präsentiert der Rückraumspieler des TV Hüttenberg hier. Es geht aber natürlich auch um Handball: Er blickt auf die A-Jugendmeisterschaft 2017 zurück, die er unter seinem Vater holte, der in der A-Jugend in Wetzlar sein Coach war. Weber versucht zu ergründen, warum Hüttenberg auswärts so stark, zu Hause aber die schwächste Mannschaft der 2. HBL ist. Und wir klären, warum er in der Halbzeit immer sein Trikot wechselt. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge! Werbung: Ihr wollt zum REWE Final4? TR Germany bietet DAS Reisepaket für jeden Handballfan: neben einem modernen Hotel in Laufnähe zur Arena und Tickets für alle Spiele am 15./16.04.2023, bieten wir euch als absolutes Highlight der Reise eine gemeinsame Abendveranstaltung von FOM mit Henning Fritz, dem mehrfachen deutschen Meister, Europameister von 2004 und Weltmeister 2007! Hier geht's zu den Tickets: https://tr-germany.com/shop/rewe-final4-2023-mit-finn-ole-fom-martins-und-henning-fritz/

Niko Weber ist wieder am Start! Vor 2 Jahren war er bereits als Torhüter des TV Hüttenberg zu Gast. Jetzt ist er im Handballruhestand. Der ehemalige Keeper von Wetzlar und Hannover spricht im Podcast über seine neue Berufung: Er liebt Kaffee und vertreibt ihn! Gerade ist er für den Espresso des Jahres ausgezeichnet worden. Natürlich spricht er mit FOM auch über Handball und über die Themen der 2. HBL. Habt ihr Themenvorschläge? Schreibt FOM direkt auf Instagram (@fomtastisch). Viel Spaß beim Hören!

In this jam-packed episode, Alex and Craig go over some updates on LVO and The Push for Beta Garmon. We also chat about the lore for an upcoming event that has spun out of the global campaign - The Ghost Planet Polterax - before Kris stop by from the Varangian Heresy to talk about Wildlife and the Wild Life you could lead at Scandus while supporting the fight for Duchenne's and possibly winning some rad prizes! To donate, click the link in the shownotes or head over to our instagram and click the linktree!   The Ghost Planet Polterax - 0:06:50 Hobby Talk - 0:18:50 LVO - 0:36:15 Kris from TVH - 0:51:13 Wrap up - 1:41:34   The Parent Project http://join.parentprojectmd.org/site/TR?px=1663208&fr_id=1110&pg=personal&fbclid=IwAR29xARXhiP4H1-QytQKu8dIwMPsPEJFbGE_KfywHCTer2gR7Z_8QYLN6mA    The Varangian Heresy https://www.instagram.com/varangianheresy/?hl=en  https://soundcloud.com/user-782565824    The Ghost Planet Polterax - September 10th - Gamezenter - Roseville - MN https://www.facebook.com/events/773746420444598    Push for Beta Garmon Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/5362095480517766 Tale of Heresy Gamers: http://lillegendstudio.com/blog/a-tale-of-heresy-gamers-part-1-gathering-the-warlords/   Lil Legend Studio: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lillegend_studio/  Matt Kane: https://www.instagram.com/broken_arrow_2000/  Crescent_Edge: https://www.instagram.com/crescent_edge_studio/ Blog: http://www.lillegendstudio.com/  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lillegendstudio  Upcoming Classes: http://www.lillegendstudio.com/store/    Unreal Wargaming Studios: https://unrealwargamingstudios.co.uk/    Craig: https://www.instagram.com/craigorthebarbarian11/    Our Contact: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedabpodcast/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DABpodcast  Email: deathandbetrayal@gmail.com 

Christian Rompf sagt Tschüss! Aber nicht, bevor er im 2. HBL-Update auf seine Laufbahn zurückblickt. Sechs Jahre HSG Wetzlar, sechs Jahre TV Hüttenberg: Der Mann ist Mittelhessen durch und durch! Hier spricht er über die schönsten Erlebnisse dieser zwölf Jahre. Er erklärt, wer den Sensations-Aufstieg des TVH vorhergesagt hat, berichtet von fröhlichen WG-Abenden mit Tobias Hahn und prognostiziert Hüttenberg eine erfolgreiche Zukunft. Viel Spaß mit der "weißen Feder" und dem 2. HBL-Update!

Weitere Themen: Marburg800-Rose ab heute zu bewundern und zu kaufen, HSG Wetzlar leiht Schweizer Nationaltorhüter an TV Hüttenberg aus

Trainerwechsel in Aue! Trainerwechsel bei den Eulen! Da war schon wieder jede Menge los in den letzten Tagen in der 2. HBL. Jannik Hofmann spricht über die erst Woche unter dem neuen Eulen-Coach Michael Biegler. Rostock-Torwart Robert Wetzel erklärt die aktuelle Krise. Hält Empor noch die Klasse? Dessau gewinnt gegen Gummersbach! Vincent Sohmann über den Heimsieg gegen den Favoriten. Und: Conrad Melle, Kommunikationschef beim TV Hüttenberg, über den Hack des Instagram-Accounts der Mittelhessen. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Ausgabe!

We delve into the new heresy releases that have been previewed on warhammer community and have a good old fashioned TVH hobby episode with a touch of ranting (but all for the love of our community) Jodi tells a story that doesn't have any illegal drug or weapons smuggling involved (unlike Kris and Erik) Kris tries his hand at Danish again

Hier kommt jede Menge Selbstbewusstsein: Florian Billek ist am Start! Der erfolgreichste Torjäger des HSC 2000 Coburg spricht über seine Laufbahn, die einst beim TV Hüttenberg begann und via Balingen nach Coburg führte. Mit Finn-Ole Martins (FOM) beleuchtet er sein besonderes Verhältnis zu seinem Förderer und langjährigen Trainer Jan Gorr und spricht über seine zwei Länderspiele. Es geht um Motivation und die Art, wie er auf andere Menschen wirkt. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge!

1987-ben, a STEP együttes megalakulása olyan eseménynek számított, amit még a TV Híradóban is bemondtak, hiszen két akkori sztárzenekar, a Dolly Roll és az Első Emelet is érintve volt a tagok távozása miatt. A Flipper Öcsi, Popper Péter, Kisszabó Gábor, Zsoldos Dedy és Fehér Attila alkotta ötösfogat akkor az egész országot letarolta. Ugyan az énekes, Flipper már nem él, de Popper Péter a régi harcostárssal, Zsoldos Dedyvel, új tagokkal kiegészülve időről-időre életben tartják a legendát, egy-egy budapesti koncerten. Egyebek közt ennek a lélektanáról beszélgetett Péter a Sláger KULT-ban Sándor Andrással. # A Sláger FM-en minden este 22 órakor a kultúráé a főszerep. Sándor András az egyik oldalon, a másikon pedig a térség kiemelkedő színházi, kulturális, zenei szcena résztvevői. Egy óra Budapest és Pest megye aktuális kult történeteivel.

Das Werk von Buderus Edelstahl in Wetzlar fährt wieder hoch, Am Ende wird's noch einmal richtig eng für den TV Hüttenberg, Löhnberger bekommt lebenslänglich. Das und mehr hören Sie heute im Podcast. Alle Hintergründe zu den Nachrichten des Tages finden Sie hier https://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/wetzlar/wetzlar/buderus-edelstahl-stahlwerk-in-wetzlar-fahrt-wieder-hoch_25439243 https://www.mittelhessen.de/sport/handball/tv-huettenberg/am-ende-wirds-noch-einmal-richtig-eng-fur-den-tv-huttenberg_25439644 https://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/limburg-weilburg/limburg/heimu-prozess-lohnberger-bekommt-lebenslanglich_25439492 https://www.mittelhessen.de/wirtschaft/wirtschaft-ueberregional/wo-billiger-tanken-diese-tank-apps-helfen-beim-sparen_25439494 https://www.mittelhessen.de/panorama/aus-aller-welt/ukraine-blog-verhandlungen-mit-russland-sehr-schwierig_25379746 https://www.mittelhessen.de/panorama/aus-aller-welt/corona-lage-in-deutschland-erneuter-anstieg-der-inzidenz_24820003

In this episode, Peter Geiregat, the Chief People Officer at TVH, a global leader in parts and accessories with over 5,000 employees worldwide, shares his lessons with us and goes a layer deeper in sharing how he actually puts those lessons into practice with his team. Peter's journey has ranged from law school to nonprofit work in Eastern Europe, to the tech sector. As the former Chief People Officer of Showpad, all of this has played a role in teaching him lessons about life and what it takes to create safety on his teams and enable teams to perform at a high level. 

Das Thema der letzten Tage war der Wechsel von Dominik Mappes: Der Kapitän des TV Hüttenberg, erst letzten Sommer zurück in die Heimat gekehrt und mit Vier-Jahresvertrag ausgestattet, geht im Sommer nach Gummersbach. Hier erklärt er die Entscheidung! Außerdem: Nordhorn schlägt Hamm im Top-Spiel, Tilman Pröhl über die Ergebnis-Krise von Eintracht Hagen und Fynn Hangstein, der Top-Torschütze der Liga, über seinen Lauf in Eisenach. Viel Spaß beim Hören!

Das Update nach dem 20. Spieltag der 2. HBL. Themen heute: Tobias Hahn vom TV Hüttenberg beendet seine Karriere / Adrian Kammlodt verlässt den EHV Aue in Richtung Großwallstadt / Hamm verpflichtet Benjamin Meschke ab sofort! / Dormagens neuer Trainer Peer Pütz über den Wirbel der letzten Wochen / Im Talk: Robin Breitenfeldt, der beste Siebenmeter-Torschütze der Liga, über die Hinrunde mit Aufsteiger Empor Rostock. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge!

Ein schwerer Unfall in Laufdorf, eine Tragödie in Siegbach und gute Nachrichten vom TV Hüttenberg. Das und mehr hören Sie heute im Podcast. Alle Hintergründe zu den Nachrichten des Tages finden Sie hier: https://www.mittelhessen.de/lokales/wetzlar/schoeffengrund/auto-uberschlagt-sich-in-laufdorf_25053578 https://www.mittelhessen.de/index.php/lokales/dillenburg/siegbach/kleinkind-kommt-nach-zimmerbrand-in-siegbach-ums-leben_25049234 https://www.mittelhessen.de/sport/handball/tv-huettenberg/niklas-theiss-nimmt-sich-ein-herz-und-rettet-den-tvh_25055132 https://www.mittelhessen.de/politik/hessen/polizei-stellt-sich-auf-proteste-gegen-corona-massnahmen-ein_25054787 https://www.mittelhessen.de/politik/deutschland/ziel-von-30-millionen-impfungen-erreicht_25053659

Dominik Plaue ist zu Gast! Seit dieser Saison ist er die Nr. 1 im Tor des TV Hüttenberg. Und bei den Mittelhessen lief es zu Beginn richtig stark, zwischenzeitlich stand der TVH auf Rang 3. Die Gründe dafür nennt Plaue im Gespräch mit Finn-Ole Martins (FOM). Plaue berichtet ausführlich von seinen bisherigen Karriere-Schritten, wie er mit Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson beim THW Kiel trainierte, warum ihn die Zeit beim Handball Sport Verein Hamburg so sehr geprägt und er in Dessau Fehler gemacht hat. Wir klären, warum Plaue der "schlechteste Verlierer Deutschlands" ist und er in einem anderen Leben vielleicht Biathlet geworden wäre. Viel Spaß beim Hören!

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Enter The Vintage Hen-House, pick a perch, and listen to Benoît (@Petitesecondes) and his co-hosts chat to vintage watch collectors from all over the world about their collection, the vintage watch world, and many other things. Let's talk about the good, the bad and the ugly stories that we can all share about collecting vintage watches! Host: Benoît @Petitesecondes Guests: Jordan from @jgwatchesuk James from @kibblewatches Phil from @Pippy Jonathan from @jjhughes1969 Chris from @fadedbezel Adam from @hamblar Guillaume from @the_patina_boy Claus from @tapir_ffm Bob from @brownsvillewatchguy Tony from @rescapement Eric from @ericmwind Adam from @mechanical_time Roman from @timesromanau Paul from @vintageseiko In this closing episode of the first season of The Vintage HenHouse, Benoit asks his previous guests and cohosts what their perfect vintage summer watch is. Theme music by Jotunn @picodon_conan Special effects and music free of copyright thanks to the following websites: Zapsplat.com, fesliyanstudios.com and freesound.org. A massive THANK YOU to everyone who have come on the show and supported me for this first season of TVH. Have a great summer! Enjoy the show! Don't forget to grab an egg on your way home! SHOW NOTES: 00:00 - Intro 01:00 - Jordan from @jgwatchesuk 04:35 - James from @kibblewatches 07:00 – Phil from @Pippy 10:20 – Jonathan from @jjhughes1969 14:20 – Chris from @fadedbezel 16:50 – Adam from @hamblar 20:30 – Guillaume from @the_patina_boy 24:15 – Claus from @tapir_ffm 27:20 - Bob from @brownsvillewatchguy 28:10 – Tony from @rescapement 29:00 – Eric from @ericmwind 33:10 – Adam from @mechanical_time 34:05 – Roman from @timesromanau 36:00 – Paul from @vintageseiko 20:30 – Benoit's choice and outro Instagram recommendations: follow the guests! Follow us on Instagram: @Fifthwrist Follow us on facebook: facebook.com/fifthwrist Subscribe to our youtube channel To join our group chat on Slack then please email us at contact@fifthwrist.com Please take the time to leave us a review wherever you listen to our podcast. Thank you for all the positive reviews and comments on our episodes. We read and appreciate each one! Fifth Wrist and Fifth Wrist Radio are both community run projects. Designed to serve the watch enthusiast community. We reject all forms of outside watch brand intervention and take no money, watches or goods from watch companies. The future direction of the website and podcasts are driven by the people who take part in this project. To join the action and get involved why not get started by reviewing one of your own watches at fifthwrist.com/write-review We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it! Thanks to everyone in the Fifth Wrist community who give their time to make this project possible. The hosts, co-hosts, writers and editors, plus everyone who takes the time to share and promote this project daily. Cheers from Benoît @petitesecondes Wherever you are, stay on time!

Koen MathysIs Manager Training & Development at TVH Group, with his team responsible for all non-technical, non-product learning and development for the group activities worldwide.Explains how to win the war for talent by giving your workforce the work space they need, the tools they need and the culture they can celebrate.Knows that, instead of thinking of a traditional employee life cycle, future proof organizations understand that it is more valuable and more effective to think of moments that matter and moments of impact.Classifies employee experience as the values coming to live. (And they live it at TVH, although they never use the phrase.)Concludes it's all about company culture.Warns that if you fail to live the values, you always lose.Gives the winning key: authenticity is key and it's about doing what you're telling. It certainly isn't a poster on the wall.Watch the video, listen to the podcast and get inspired by the captivating description of how to update the employee experience. Learn how to win the war for talent by attracting the right people and understand what they need. Look at the bright new HR, the HR for 2021 and beyond.This podcast is brought to you in collaboration with SAP. +++Koen MathysIs Manager Training & Development bij TVH Group. Met zijn team is hij verantwoordelijk voor al het leren dat buiten de technische en product-gerelateerde zaken valt. Dat doen ze voor de hele TVH Group wereldwijd.Legt uit hoe de oorlog om talent echt en effectief gewonnen wordt door de medewerkers de werkplek te geven die ze nodig hebben, door hen de tools ter beschikking te stellen die ze nodig hebben en door hen op te nemen in een cultuur waar ze ook zelf volledig achter staan, een cultuur waarin ze kunnen floreren, waarin ze daadwerkelijk rise and shine.Beseft dat je je vooral niet krampachtig moet vastklampen aan de traditionele employee life cycle. Future-proof organisaties begrijpen dat het pas waardevol en effectief wordt wanneer je je organiseert rond momenten die er echt toe doen en momenten met impact.Omschrijft de employee experience als het tot leven brengen én blijven beleven van de waarden. (En dat is precies wat ze verwezenlijken bij TVH, ook al gebruiken ze het begrip employee experience nooit.)Concludeert dat het allemaal om de organisatiecultuur draait. Dat is dé spil, dé hefboom, dé motor.Waarschuwt dat als je de bedrijfswaarden niet naleeft en niet hoog houdt, je altijd aan het kortste eind trekt. Dan staat de poort wagenwijd open naar de teloorgang.Vertrouwt ons de sleutel toe die naar de overwinning leidt: authenticiteit. Uiteindelijk draait het allemaal om walk the talk. De bedrijfswaarden zijn iets heel anders dan een mooi gevormde leuze aan de muur.Bekijk de video, luister naar de podcast en laat je inspireren door de boeiende beschrijving van het pad dat regelrecht leidt naar een employee experience die er echt toe doet. Laat je inspireren en bewegen tot een stevige update van de employee experience. En kijk hoe de oorlog om talent gewonnen wordt door het aantrekken van de juiste mensen en het doorgronden van wat zij nodig hebben om te floreren. Kijk naar het nieuwe HR, het HR voor 2021 en beyond.(*) Deze podcast wordt aangeboden in samenwerking met SAP. +++Honger naar meer? SCHRIJF JE IN VOOR DE NIEUWSBRIEF - https://zigzaghr.be/inschrijving-nieuwsbriefLEES DE ARTIKELS - https://zigzaghr.be/inspiratie/ABONNEER JE OP HET TIJDSCHRIFT - https://zigzaghr.be/tijdschrift/And don't forget: it's a great time to be in HR!

Now that the crew at Star Trek Wars have weighed in on The Voyage Home, it's time to hear from you, the people! Senior Council member James King is joined by Council Members Lainey Boylett, Alexandra Leeser, Alex Searcy, and Ambassador Joseph Adams. They discuss Pros and Khans, and where TVH ranks amongst all the movies reviewed so far. If you’d like to be in an upcoming Movie Roundtable, make sure you are a member of the Facebook Council and contact Jeremy Reed or James King. Talk to us using (720)372-4019 or through Speakpipe! Please leave a 5 Star Review on iTunes to have your review read on air, plus a chance to win sweet STW swag! Talk to us on Twitter @TheStarTrekWars Join us at our Facebook Group Page to rate the episodes and be part of the cast at https://www.facebook.com/groups/startrekwars/ Visit our website at www.gonenerdin.com Email us at Startrekwarspod@gmail.com Buy sweet Star Trek Wars Merchandise! Support Star Trek Wars! https://www.patreon.com/startrekwars

Tobias Hahn spielt beim TV Hüttenberg - und das immer abends. Denn tagsüber ist er als Speditionskaufmann aktiv. Arbeit und Handball, 5 Tage die Woche - und da ist noch nicht das Spiel am Wochenende eingerechnet. Was für ein Pensum! Trotzdem hat sich der Ex-Wetzlaraner er sich Zeit frei geschaufelt, um im 2. HBL-Update über die aktuelle Saison in Hüttenberg und seine Karriere zu sprechen. Viel Spaß mit der neuen Folge!

In den letzten Wochen war ein wenig der Wurm drin, aber der knappe Sieg beim TV Hüttenberg scheint wieder wichtige Kräfte freigesetzt zu haben. Denn von der ersten Minute an präsentierte sich der VfL Gummersbach gegen den ASV Hamm-Westfalen von seiner Schokoladenseite und ließ den Gäste keine Chance. Basis dafür waren eine starke Defensive mit Torhüter Matthias Puhle, Rückkehrer Fynn Herzig sowie Neuzugang Julian Köster. Kommentator Sascha Staat und Experte analysieren die Partie und den letztendlich klaren Erfolg.

Clara Kristiansen är komiker och har poddarna Lyckans ost samt Två Härliga Tjejer Med Ädla Motiv samt är med och driver Magasinet Nisch! Ta del av en extra en och en halv timme genom att bli 5-dollars på https://www.patreon.com/falkengbergochbrenning Podden finns även filmad på Youtube.  

This is the entire recording of Q&A session at KOTESOL 2021 Virtual International Conference.The next 10 years in Technology and Society - and what it means for ESL / ELT (English as second language - teachers), education and work. The presentation can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/gleonhard/the-next-10-years-impact-on-els-language-education-futureofwork-gerd-leonhard-keynote-kotesol2021 How to develop a Future Mindset. Why the end of routine does not mean the end of work. Why smart machines will not replace great English teachers, and much more. Get The 10 Technological and Societal Megashifts Rewiring Our World Free at: futuristgerd.com/megashifts Get the book "Technology vs. Humanity" here https://payhip.com/TvH

So kulinarisch wird es im 2. HBL-Update sonst nie! Mit Nikolai Weber vom TV Hüttenberg haben wir den "Kaffeedealer der Handball-Profis" zu Gast. Gemeinsam mit Moderator Finn-Ole "FOM" Martins geht Weber seiner Kaffeeleidenschaft auf den Grund. Handball ist aber natürlich auch Thema im Podcast - versprochen und viel Spaß!

Mit einem stark dezimierten Kader war der VfL Gummersbach in das Spiel gegen den TV Hüttenberg gegangen. Es wurde die erwartet enge Partie, in der die Hessen am Ende sogar hätten gewinnen können. Doch eine famose Schlussphase sicherte den Gastgebern einen ganz wichtigen Sieg. Dirk Hartmann analysisiert die Begegnung zusammen mit dem verletzten Luis Villgrattner.

The Mandalorian Chapter 1 - Äntligen svensk premiär av Disney+ och The Mandalorian, den första icke animerade Star Wars TV-serien. Vi diskuterar serien och vänder och vrider på våra intryck. Lever den upp till hypen? Funkar Star Wars på TV? Häng med så babblar vi lite Maaaandooo!

Where to begin... You may recall in an earlier episode that I eluded to some high jinks with support band The Violet Hour on the HiE tour. My recollection was of it all getting a bit rock’n’roll, with gaffa-taped guitarists, fingers in splints and blood on the carpet. However, after discussing the matter with Doris (singer with TVH) it turns out some of that story was indeed the stuff of legend, so in this weeks pod I have set the record straight. It did however provide Ant & I an opportunity to discuss touring, and the importance of live music to the financial well-being of all those involved. A timely segue... #letthemusicplay Keep it purple. h P.S listen out for the exciting TCD 'live special' news. https://www.patreon.com/coronadiaries (Become Purple and support the show) http://marillion.com/shop/merch/hogarthbook01.htm (The Invisible Man Volume 1: 1991-1997) http://marillion.com/shop/merch/hogarthbook02.htm (The Invisible Man Volume2: 1998-2014) https://www.facebook.com/IceCreamGenius/ (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/stevehogarthonline/ (Instagram) http://www.stevehogarth.com/ (Website) Support this podcast

Cathy Bearse shares a personal testimonial of the care her and her husband received at TVH.

Judith Martinez, MPH, CHA shares the difference between dementia and Alzheimer's disease, the risk factors, early warning signs, when to seek help and resources available for families at TVH.

Dr. Derrick Tint shares the different hearing devices available at TVH.

In the final episode of The Vegan Hour, I'm joined by vegan psychologist Clare Mann to talk about Vystopia and the anguish of being vegan in a non-vegan world. Clare is an Australian­-based vegan psychologist, communications trainer and animal rights campaigner. She consults with people all over the world to help address the personal and social challenges of being vegan and living in a non­vegan world. Clare is the author of Myths of Choice: Why People Won’t Change and What You Can Do About It (2019) and Vystopia: The Anguish of Being Vegan in a Non Vegan World. https://www.veganpsychologist.com/ https://www.facebook.com/veganpsychol... (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

What is your intention? Vegan Vlogger Amanda Ducks explains the importance of setting an inspiring example for others to follow. She does this through her "food activism" with her intention being to show how easy and delicious vegan food is! Amanda has become an Ambassador of Compassion for her large Instagram and YouTube audience, after going vegetarian at the age of 4 and vegan over 4 years ago, inspiring many people to learn to live compassionately. She has also launched an ethical apparel line! https://www.facebook.com/amandaducksblog/ https://www.instagram.com/amandaducks/ https://www.youtube.com/amandaducks https://apparelbyalma.com/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Katrina Fox is an award-winning journalist, publicity consultant, editor of the vegan business blog VeganBusinessMedia.com, host of Vegan Business Talk podcast and author of Vegan Ventures: Start and Grow an Ethical Business, the first global book providing success strategies for aspiring and existing vegan business owners. She has written extensively for niche and mainstream media for 18 years on animal advocacy and ethical business and was a regular Forbes contributor for year specialising in writing about vegan and plant-based businesses. A vegan of 22 years, Katrina teaches vegan business owners how to do their own PR and get free media coverage through her signature online course and group coaching program Vegans in the Limelight. A passionate animal advocate, Katrina won the Voiceless: The Animal Protection Institute Media Prize for her article, ‘Speciesism: The Final Frontier’, for Australian national broadcaster the ABC’s The Drum website. Her work has been featured in the books Circles of Compassion: Essays Connecting Issues of Justice (edited by Will Tuttle) and Plant-Powered Women: Pioneering Female Vegan Leaders Share Their Vision for a Healthier, Greener, More Compassionate World (edited by Kathy Divine). She lives with her wife Tracie and loves glitter and internet cat videos. https://katrinafox.com/ https://www.veganbusinessmedia.com/ https://www.facebook.com/katrina.fox1 https://www.facebook.com/veganbusinessmedia/ (TVH is presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Karin Knight and Alexis Nee are the Plant Based Lifestylers and they're on a mission to help 1000 households easily transition to ethical, sustainable, healthy plant based living by September 2020. Karin is the amazing vegan co founder of Byron Inspired TRUTH Greens and INTEGRITY plant protein and a Plant Based Health and INSPIRED LIFE - STYLER. Alexis Nee is a Vegan Lifestyle Coach and Rapid Transformational Therapist and Coach, helping women look & feel amazing by healing emotional pain, embracing self love & plant based living. Together they are the Plant Based Lifestylers and run a seriously life changing 7 day retreat in Byron Bay will transform your health and life with a beautiful, easy, fully supported transition to healthy plant based, ethical, sustainable living. https://www.plantbasedlifestylers.com/ https://www.facebook.com/plantbasedlifestyleretreat/ https://www.facebook.com/karin.knight (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Find out just how much Game Changers has influenced the health profession. Kiah Paetz is an Accredited Practising Dietitian and owner of Plant Nutrition and Wellness, a Brisbane-based private dietitian practice. As an expert in food and nutrition, Kiah translates evidenced-based scientific information into personalised, practical advice to help every client reach their goals in health and nutrition. She has a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between food, human biochemistry and how this plays a pivotal role in health, wellbeing and the prevention of chronic disease. Kiah consults on all general dietetic issues including weight loss, diabetes, cholesterol, food allergies and PCOS. She also works with clients pre and post bariatric surgery and eating disorders. As a vegan, Kiah also holds a strong interest in plant-based nutrition and its role in the prevention and management of chronic disease. She strongly encourages everyone to incorporate more plant-based meals into their diet for health, wellbeing and the prevention of chronic disease. https://www.facebook.com/plantnutritionwellness/ https://www.facebook.com/kiah.paetz https://www.instagram.com/plantnutritionwellness/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Is a vegan diet for your companion animals a good idea? What are the advantages? And what do you need to look out for? Professor Andrew Knight joins me live from the UK to discuss his findings after decades of research. Andrew is Professor of Animal Welfare and Ethics, and Founding Director of the Centre for Animal Welfare, at the University of Winchester; a EBVS European and RCVS Veterinary Specialist in Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law; an American and New Zealand Veterinary Specialist in Animal Welfare; a Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, and a Senior Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy. Andrew has over 65 academic publications and a series of YouTube videos on animal issues. Andrew’s publications have examined the contributions of the livestock sector to climate change, vegetarian companion animal diets, the animal welfare standards of veterinarians, and the latest evidence about animal cognitive and related abilities, and the resultant moral implications. His informational websites include http://www.AnimalExperiments.info , http://www.HumaneLearning.info and http://www.VegePets.info. (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Vi går på jakt efter försvunna klassiker. För vad hände egentligen med 70- och 80-talets "måsteböcker" som "Juloratoriet" och "Hedebyborna"? Kulturjournalisterna och författarna Jan Gradvall, Maarja Talgre och Göran Everdahl och poeten Burcu Sahin spanar både framåt och bakåt i tiden för att förstå vad som genererar klassikerstatus och varför den ibland går förlorad. Kan vi redan idag märka vilka låtar som kommer att bli nya klassiker? Vilka är tecknen på att vi ser en ny popklassiker i vardande? Trallvänlighet? Intensiv exponering i TV? Högst på Spotify-listan? Vi har också pratat med Sigbjörn Ryö som driver ett antikvariat sedan 50 år tillbaka, för att få veta vilka böcker som efterfrågas nuförtiden och vilka som har förpassats till lagret. Slas (Stig Claesson) som det förr var omöjligt att få tag på, finns det nu gott om på hyllorna medan Selma Lagerlöf har fått en nytändning. Vad krävs egentligen för att bli ett verk som alla har ett förhållande till? Vi blandar fördomsfritt musik, poesi, TV, litteratur, teater och film. Hela kulturpaletten i en julig jättetavla. Rocky eller Arne Anka - vem får evigt liv? Dessa svåra frågor och många andra kommer vår klassikerpanel att försöka besvara. Några av de klassiker som rekommenderas i programmet är: Göran Everdahl: "Markurells i Wadköping" av Hjalmar Bergman (TV-serien från 1968 finns i SVTs Öppet arkiv). Dessutom rekommenderar han Hjalmar Bergmans noveller "Kärlek genom ett fönster och andra berättelser" (1929) och "Det ligger i blodet" - film i regi av Howard Hawks (finns på SVT Play från 23/12). Maarja Talgre: "Minnena ser mig" av Tomas Tranströmer, Jacob Mühlrads stycke "Amin Zemirot" från albumet "Time". Dessutom jultipsar hon om "Alternativa fakta" av Åsa Wikforss och allt av P.G. Wodehouse. Jan Gradvall: BBC-serien "Jag, Claudius" efter Rupert Graves två romaner om den romerske kejsaren Claudius. "Rosa himmel" av Molly Sandén (cover på Jonathan Johanssons låt från 2016). Burcu Sahin: "Ormen" av Stig Dagerman och "O" av Judith Kiros. Gunnar Bolin: låten "Knäpper mina fingrar" av Linda Pira och "Bombi bitt och jag" med Stellan Skarsgård, TV-serie från 1968 efter Fritiof Nilsson Piraten, finns i SVTs Öppet Arkiv. Programledare: Gunnar Bolin Producent: Nina Asarnoj

The Power of Plants. Dietitian Emma Strut shares some amazing case histories of a whole-food plant-based diet dramatically improving the lives of her patients. Emma is a registered dietitian and nutritionist, earning her degree from the University of the Sunshine Coast. Initially working within the hospital system, she now runs a private practice and also works as a Research Assistant at a QLD medical research institute. Emma holds a Certificate in Plant-Based nutrition through eCornell University/ T Colin Campbell Centre for Nutrition Studies and is a qualified yoga teacher. Emma has been a vegan for over a decade and passionately advocates the benefits of plant-based nutrition through her private practice work, in addition to a wellbeing and education program she developed for members of her local community. Emma is a member of the Doctors For Nutrition advisory board, and their lead dietitian for QLD. Emma is also a member of the Dietitians Association of Australia and the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine. www.greenstuffnutrition.com https://www.instagram.com/greenstuff_nutrition/ https://www.facebook.com/greenstuffnutrition/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Vegan Mental Health Professional Ree Naithani takes us into an understanding of the 3 main challenges vegans can face when they've become aware of animal suffering and decided to do something about it. Vegans can become incredibly resilient to seeing the trauma of animal cruelty, along with the social isolation, discrimination and stigma from family and friends, but at what cost to our mental health? How do we take care of ourselves so we can take care of the animals? https://www.facebook.com/ree.naithani (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Rescue, Rehabilitate and Rehome! Listen to the amazing rescue of little Jimmy, the one day old lamb who was running down the center of the highway when Julian from Head Over Hooves happened to be driving by. You'll also be inspired by the life of Miles, the epileptic sheep! These and 68 other animals have been rescued and rehabilitated by Vic and her husband Julian on their 75 acre farm sanctuary in northern NSW. Head Over Hooves has been working with local councils to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome impounded farm animals. Their goal is to help and promote the plight of farm animals who are facing a grim future when they end up at the pound. You can help the animals at https://www.headoverhooves.org/ https://www.facebook.com/headoverhoovesfarmhaven/ https://www.instagram.com/headoverhoovesfarmhaven/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Dr Andrew Little MD (Doctors for Nutrition, Gold Coast) was once an avid carnivore, who started dating a vegan woman, married her and became vegan himself! And now they are raising a vegan child who is thriving on a plant based diet! After researching the benefits of veganism to human health, animal rights and the environment, Andrew was left with no other rational choice than to go vegan himself...and to educate and inspire others to do the same. "Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better!" (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Find out how to get maximum nutrients through food, natural ways to boost immunity and live toxin free. Dayna has been super passionate about plant based whole foods since she was 9 years old, when her parents would bring home baby cows, pigs, sheep and chickens to look after and then kill them for meat.That's when she started to question what she had been conditioned to think was ok. Over the last 15 years Dayna has shared how easy it is to add more plants and whole foods to our diet through workshops and seminars on the benefits of moving your body, living toxin free, eating whole plant based foods, fermenting food, natural immunity and more. And now Dayna has started a new business making plant based, sugar, gluten, dairy, meat, corn and peanut free food for families, that require healing their bodies, are busy or simply passionate about real food. https://www.facebook.com/Pacha-Yumma-GC-511712736025023/ https://www.instagram.com/pacha_yumma_gc/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

What are the chances of humanity surviving till the end of this century? The answer might give you pause to rethink how we relate to everything on the planet. Long-Term Vegan Scientist and Climate Crisis Lecturer Dr Ali Sammel from Griffith Uni discusses why it's important for each of us to reflect on how we relate to the planet. Ali has published 4 books, lectured in universities worldwide and presented and refereed countless publications. (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianprodu...)

For the first time in The Vegan Hour's 4 year history, we present a live cooking demo with Pip Coogan cooking up a plant-based risotto storm! Do you have a vegan product you love that you want to be able to buy locally? Pip Coogan's the person to help you! Or perhaps you run a vegan business and want to get more great vegan products on your shelf. Pip can help you there too! https://www.facebook.com/philippa.coogan https://www.facebook.com/mygreencollective/ Pip is the owner of My Green Collective, an exciting new sales and marketing agency created out of a combination of pure passion and a growing industry need. My Green Collective nurtures and represents a collective of products that fall under the umbrella of ethical, plant based, green, public demanding, revolutionary products. Pip presents plant based cooking on stage at public events, in retail outlets and hosts cooking classes at her home in Brisbane, Australia. (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

In this episode The Vegan Hour streams live from the BKA Restaurant at Burleigh Heads. Owner Kylie Woods describes how the Gold Coast's newest fully vegan restaurant was born. https://www.facebook.com/bkavegan/ https://bkavegan.com/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Did you know that the food we eat has an energetic effect on our health and can dramatically affect our mood. 90% of our serotonin (feel good) receptors are found in our stomachs, so it makes sense that what we eat impacts how we feel. Chelsea Brazier, trained kinesiologist, NLP practitioner, wellness chef and yoga teacher not only bursts with positive energy, but also uses her knowledge to help others gain an energetic shift towards better health. In one of the most uplifting episodes ever, Chelsea shares her health journey and tells us about Well + Happy, the Gold Coast's first plant-based caterer, offering feel good food for events, weddings and businesses...and soon for home delivery! Chelsea has an amazing attitude of gratitude, and she explains the benefits of infusing this attitude into the food we eat. This is an episode full of positive energy to lift your spirits. (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Be inspired by the attitude and ethos of Benny Walker and Druen Dorn as they share their life and vegan journey that has culminated in the creation of Garden of Vegan, providing Australia's first home-delivered organic, gluten-free, oil-free wholefood meals. https://www.facebook.com/wearegardenofvegan/ https://gardenofvegan.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/Fit-with-Plants-837503463094587/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Is it possible to take an existing meat-based Mexican takeaway and turn it into a thriving cruelty-free paradise? In November 2018, Vegan Fitness Model Crissi Carvalho did exactly that, opening Goodness Gracias in Palm Beach on the Gold Coast, Australia. In this first episode for 2019, we find out what inspired her to bring affordable, delicious vegan mexican food to the area. This is Vegan Life! https://www.facebook.com/goodnessgracias/ (TVH is proudly presented by https://www.facebook.com/veganfrotherz/ and https://www.facebook.com/syndianproducts/)

Dr. Rahul Gaglani explains what a TAVR procedure is, Temeculas experience with TAVR, when TVH started doing TAVR, and what the outcomes have been.

TV: Höstens kvartalsrapporter väntar runt hörnet. Vad kan vi vänta oss av dem? Dessutom en Ericsson-spaning och varför skogen är så intressant just nu. Gäster är Martin Nilsson från Catella och Lars Söderfjell från Ålandsbanken. I programmet diskuterar vi flera olika sektorer och aktier. Bland annat fokuserar vi på verkstadsbolag, banker, basindustri, Ericsson relativt Nokia, hälsovård och Dometic.

Es ist wieder Zwei-Tag! Die zwei Pepe und FOM legen wieder los! Die 2. Bundesliga aktuell - diese Woche mit Premium-Gast Dominik Plaue. Er spricht über den TV Hüttenberg, seine emotionale Rückkehr zum Handball Sport Verein Hamburg und über die Entwicklung des Torwart-Spiels. Außerdem: Der Tabellenführer der 3. Liga Mitte (HSG Großbieberau / Moldau) in Persona Till Buschmann zu Gast (ab Minute 38:40)! Wie immer präsentiert von handball-world.news. Was ihr dort in dieser Woche alles lesen und sehen könnt, klären wie am Ende der Sendung.

Hva kan vi vente oss av TV-Høsten? Når er det greit å starte med julemarsipan, pepperkaker og julebrus? Og hva selger vi på Finn? Alt dette får du svar på i dagens episode av Lørdagsklubben!

Coach Lucy Delsarto preaches the gospel of whole-person wellness—body, mind, and spirit—in the most unlikely of venues, the North American headquarters of TVH Parts in Olathe, KS. Coach Lucy, as she is known, is the company’s Wellness Coach, and she is a dynamo! TVH is a Belgian-owned company that provides parts for steamrollers, forklifts, and other industrial machines. And they have a kick-ass wellness program including an in-house chef, wellness space, meditation space, chiropractor, massage therapy, Reiki, incentive program, and meditation and wellness classes thanks to its visionary CEO of the Americas Els Thermote and Coach Lucy. Having coached racquetball since 1981, stepping into wellness coaching was a natural next step. In addition to corporate wellness, she owns TCOY (Take Care of Yourself) Wellness. As a wellness coach, Coach Lucy inspires, guides, and leads by example toward whole-person wellness. So what is corporate wellness, even? We talk about what goes into a wellness program, how to encourage EVERYONE toward better health and wellness, and the importance of gratitude (as well as socks!). Companies don’t have to do as much as TVH, though, to stress the importance of wellness to employees. Listen for ideas on how to start small on the road to well-being. For more information about Radiate Wellness, our practitioners, services, classes, and events, visit us at radiatewellnesscommunity.com, “Like” us on Facebook as Radiate Wellness, LLC; and follow us on Twitter @RadiateKC.

We’re doing something a little different in this episode. We’re Radiating Intuition with our host, Christi! Christi is an award-winning psychic, hypnotherapist, and the Reiki Master and Meditation instructor at #Hallmark and TVH headquarters. Christi is also the founder and principal at Radiate Wellness. Today we’re presenting “Trusting Your Gut,” a recent talk Christi gave at Central Exchange, a Kansas City networking and professional development organization that strives to be the region’s leading organization to advance women in meeting their full potential. We hope you enjoy this special presentation. To learn more about Christi and her services, or to schedule a session in Kansas City or around the world, visit http://www.radiatewellnesscommunity.com. To hire Christi to speak at your organization about Trusting Your Gut, Meditation, Protecting Your Energy, or other topics, contact her at radiatewellnessKC@gmail.com.

Er weiß ganz genau, wie beim Fernsehen getrickst wird - denn meistens ist ER es, der trickst. TV-Regisseur Kai Tilgen hat für Formate wie „Deutschland sucht den Superstar“, „Die versteckte Kamera“, „4 Hochzeiten und eine Traumreise“ oder „The biggest Loser“ gedreht. Jetzt hat Tilgen über seine Arbeit hinter der Kamera ein Buch geschrieben: „Wie ich mir meinen Platz in der TV-Hölle verdient hab“. Darin beschreibt er, wie beim Fernsehen manipuliert und getrickst wird, damit TV-Kandidaten auch das zeigen, was die Fernsehsender von ihnen sehen wollen. Könnt Ihr Euch noch an den berühmten „Pissfleck“ bei Deutschland sucht den Superstar erinnern? Als ein junger Mann mit nasser Hose von Dieter Bohlen vorgeführt wurde? Dafür war Kai Tilgen verantwortlich! Wir haben ihn in seinem Haus in einem kleinen Ort in der Nähe von Köln getroffen. Eigentlich haben wir einen abgezockten, unsympathischen TV-Fuzzi erwartet. Aber das Gegenteil war der Fall: nachdem er seine Familie mit Küssen verabschiedet hat, saßen wir mit einem offenen, höflichen und sympathischen Mann in dessen Küche und haben uns über seine TV-Vergangenheit unterhalten. Dabei haben wir festgestellt: im Job ist er offenbar ganz anders als privat.

Smart TV O Smart TV que também é conhecido como TV conectada, ou também TV Híbrida, é um tipo de sobrenome ou apelido, que é usado para se referir a integração da Internet e as características da Web 2.0 com televisores e set-top boxes, que nem a convergência entre computadores com estes televisores e set-up boxes. https://www.tecword.com.br/smart-tv/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tecwordcombr/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tecwordcombr/support

Es war die große Überraschung der Vorsaison in der DKB Handball-Bundesliga, denn mit dem Klassenerhalt der Eulen Ludwigshafen hatte eigentlich niemand gerechnet. Der Verein galt zusammen mit dem TV Hüttenberg als sicherer Absteiger. Die ehemalige TSG Friesenheim strafte alle Skeptiker aber Lügen und mit viel Begeisterung im Umfeld reicht es schließlich, um am Ende über dem Strich zu stehen. Marek Nepomucky von der Rheinpfalz hatte vor gut einem Jahr an die Sensation geglaubt. Aber auch er weiß, dass eine Wiederholung nur schwer möglich sein wird. Beim TVB 1898 Stuttgart musste ein Trainerwechsel her, um das Ziel Ligaverbleib sicher zu stellen. Geschäftsführer Jürgen Schweikardt übernahm kurzerhand den Platz von Markus Baur auf der Bank und behielt den Posten dann gleich dauerhaft. Die passende Lösung auf lange Sicht? Thomas Wagner von der Waiblinger Kreiszeitung bewertet nicht nur diese Personalie. Ein neuer Mann gibt auch beim HC Erlangen seit einigen Monaten den Ton an, Adalsteinn Eyjólfsson. Christoph Benesch von den Erlanger Nachrichten ist vom Isländer überzeugt, ebenso vom Konzept des Clubs.

Im elften Versuch ist es den Rhein-Neckar Löwen endlich gelungen mit dem Pokal zurück in die Heimat zu reisen. Mit zwei überzeugenden Leistungen, allen voran im Halbfinale gegen den SC Magdeburg aber auch im Endspiel gegen die TSV Hannover-Burgdorf, setzte man sich im REWE Final 4 hochverdient gegen die Konkurrenz durch und darf nun vom ersten Double der Vereinsgeschichte träumen. Stefan Flomm von der Handballwoche war in Hamburg mit dabei und blickt zusammen mit Moderator Sascha Staat auf die Spiele des Wochenendes zurück, auch in Sachen TV-Quoten. Im zweiten Teil der Sendung ist Helge-Olaf Käding von handballrecht.de zu Gast. Der Jurist vertrat zuletzt in der Causa Ragnar Johansson den TV Hüttenberg. Die automatische Sperre nach einer Blauen Karte gegen den Isländer wurde aufgehoben. Der Rechtsanwalt erläutert die Folgen dieser Entscheidung. Im Interview der Woche stellt sich Chen Pomeranz zahlreichen Fragen. Er ist das Gesicht des Handballs in Israel und war fast ein Jahrzehnt in der Schweiz und Deutschland aktiv. Nun berichtet er ausführlich über den Status der Sportart in seinem Heimatland.

Standard Orbit 211: Kicked Upstairs Gene Roddenberry and Harve Bennett    From the launch of the original series through Star Trek: The Motion Picture; Gene Roddenberry was synonymous with all things Star Trek. With the franchise's future in the balance and in order to bring in a new movie with strict cost control and more resembling the TV show: Harve Bennett was brought in to deliver.  Zach and Ken discuss this interesting dynamic between these two men and the unpleasantness surrounding their relationship. We focus on the irony of how both individuals actually had a great positive impact on each other but jealousy and pettiness never allowed these two giants in Star Trek lore reconcile their relationship.  Chapters Welcome to Standard Orbit! (00:01:23) From the Beginning... (00:03:01) He was a Tough Guy (00:07:26)  Brutally Honest  (00:15:20)  Here is the Irony (00:28:19)  Their Last Conversation (00:38:40)  Final Thoughts (00:41:55)  Closing (00:49:58) Hosts  Ken Tripp Zach Moore   Zach Moore (Producer) Ken Tripp (Editory & Producer) C Bryan Jones (Executive Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Ken Tripp (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Associate Producer) Nicolas Anastassiou (Associate Producer) Tim Robertson (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Associate Producer) Corey Elrod (Associate Producer) Dan Rhodes (Associate Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Brandon-Shea Mutala (Patreon Manager)  

Warum nicht einfach mal samstags in Leipzig souverän gewinnen und sonntags in Barcelona einen Punkt holen? Das dachten sich die Rhein-Neckar Löwen und strotzten den Strapazen des Spielplans, die sie in diesem konkreten Fall der ARD zu verdanken hatten. Marc Stevermüer vom Mannheimer Morgen weiß allerdings von einem Meister zu berichten, der diese Nebengeräusche abzuschütteln weiß. Er ist begeistert von der erneuten Weiterentwicklung von Andy Schmid sowie dem schwedischen Duo zwischen den Pfosten und sieht nur einen wirklichen Konkurrenten im Kampf um den nationalen Titel. Davon kann man beim VfL Gummersbach nur träumen. Der Altmeister konnte von Glück reden, dass am Donnerstag die Partie gegen den TV Hüttenberg gewonnen wurde. Andreas Arnold von der Oberbergischen Volkszeitung bzw. dem Oberbergischen Anzeiger erklärt, warum es beim Traditionsclub nicht mehr so läuft wie noch zu früheren Zeiten und welchen Weg man gehen könnte, um auch das Umfeld wieder ein wenig zu besänftigen. Im Interview der Woche ist Johannes Bitter zu Gast. Er ist mittlerweile zum Handballpendler geworden, aber zu einem äußerst zufriedenen.

Am Wochenende wurden in Berlin groß "100 Jahre Handball" gefeiert, zudem standen zwei Doppelländerspiele auf dem Programm, der DHB hielt seinen Bundestag ab. Im Fokus der heutigen Ausgabe stehen dennoch andere Themen. Für Aufsehen sorgte zuletzt der spontane Abgang von Adalsteinn Eyjolfsson, der den TV Hüttenberg in Richtung HC Erlangen verließ. Er nutzte eine Ausstiegsklausel in seinem Vertrag, um sich vom Aufsteiger in Richtung eines direkten Konkurrenten im Abstiegskampf zu verabschieden. Nico Hartung von der Wetzlarer Neuen Zeitung bewertet die Angelegenheit. Sascha Staat begrüßt außerdem zwei deutsche Nationalspieler in der Sendung, Uwe Gensheimer (Paris Saint-Germain) und Patrick Groetzki (Rhein-Neckar Löwen). Sie äußern sich sozusagen als Betroffene zur Reform der EHF Champions League und finden klare Worte. Gerd Butzeck, Geschäftsführer des Forum Club Handball, ist mit dem neuen Modus hingegen sehr zufrieden, was Bertus Servaas im Interview der Woche bekräftigt. Er ist der Clubvorsitzende von PGE Vive Kielce, Champions-League-Sieger 2016 und zukünftiger Verein von Nationaltorhüter Andreas Wolff.

TVH show notes ep47: Scandus wrap-up extravaganza! Intro Facebook: The Varangian Heresy Podcast (The Varangian Heresy Podcast Group) Twitter: Varangian Heresy Email: thevarangianheresy@gmail.com Instagram: VarangianHeresy Greetings, banter Host update stuff hobby games whatever section Upcoming stuff (things that needs to be mentioned at the start) Knight raffle draw Video of the draw available to watch on our facebook page Total money raised: $21640 Winners 2017 Luke Johnson - Leman Russ special edition book Nickolas Bradley - Praetor and Primus medicae blisters Gilles Serreau -Henry Steels Knight Pilot Michael Mathis - Sotar 20/20 Powerful John Stanford - Warhound Titan Lucky Git Göran Pernkrans - Stuart's Knight House Kristoffer Fagerstedt - Jodi's Knight House Trevor Bynum - Freddie's Knight House Stay tuned for 2018 info in the wrap-up Main topic Quick preamble: Set-up + Friday + what was the event about Saturday day: General gaming notes Atmosphere The overall campaign Saturday night: Knight Joust Sunday: General Gaming notes Atmosphere The overall campaign Wrap up + prize winners Thank all those who attended Welcome back for next year Wrap-up November 4: BSK – Borås • 2500pts Armies and 1250pts Zone Mortalis Armies (Combatant Chart) • Armies must be comprised from a single Age of Darkness Force Organization chart  Assault on Amorion (at Lincon): 9/5-13/5 +++Assault on Amorion is the first instalment of the Varangian Heresy Event Series and will take place during Lincon in May of 2018. The event will be centred around games of Zone Mortalis and Centurion lists, focusing on capturing Amorion +++ Fields of Megara (at “Hagvaria”): 2/6-3/6 +++The Fields of Megara is the second instalment of the Varangian Heresy Event series and will take place on June 2-3, 2018. The event will be focusing on armoured warfare and seizing ground, more details to come but expect a focus on tank warfare! +++ Trebizond (Forges of Khaldia) (at “Scorpious”): TBA +++Trebizond (Forges of Khaldia) is the penultimate part of the Varangian Heresy Event Series of 2018 and exact date and location has not yet been determined (although these details are currently being worked out, so don’t worry!). This event will be centred around regular, narrative games of Heresy with a focus on “standard” battles, focusing on securing Trebizond prior to the final assault on the capital. +++ The Varangian Hobby Weekend Hobby Camp: 8/8-12/8 (Courses, gaming, fun) Siege of Byzantia (at “Scandus”): 6/10-7/10 +++Siege of Byzantia is the fourth and last event in the Numina Elisium narrative arc of the Varangian Heresy Event Series of 2018 and will take place on the weekend of October 6-7, 2018. This event will focus on besieging and assaulting Byzantia and will be the no-holds-barred type of event we have come to expect at the end of our event season! Bring out the big guns +++

Wer hätte das gedacht? Anfang Oktober sind die Füchse Berlin verlustpunktfreier Tabellenführer der DKB Handball-Bundesliga. Neben dem Sieg in Magdeburg sticht vor allem der Erfolg beim SC DHfK Leipzig heraus, gesichert durch einen spektakulären Treffer von Steffen Fäth. Über den zukünftigen Löwen, den möglichen Abgang von Petar Nenadic nach Veszprem sowie die Chancen auf den Meistertitel spricht Sascha Staat mit Ninja Priesterjahn von der Berliner Morgenpost. Noch ist sie skeptisch, dass es für den ganz großen Wurf reichen wird, die Königsklasse ist aber mittlerweile ein realistisches Ziel. Vergleichbar gut läuft es derweil für einen Aufsteiger, die Eulen Ludwigshafen. Zuletzt konnte der VfL Gummersbach geschlagen werden und auch gegen GWD Minden reichte es zumindest zu einem Punktgewinn. Marek Nepomucky von der Rheinpfalz erklärt, warum man bisher überraschen konnte. Als Außenseiter ist definitiv auch der TV Hüttenberg in die neue Spielzeit gegangen. Die finanziellen Mittel reichen gerade so aus, um ein halbes Dutzend Vollprofis zu bezahlen. Dennoch sind die Hessen wie gemacht für ihn, sagt Trainer Adalsteinn Eyjolfsson im Interview der Woche.

TVH show notes ep46: Pre-Scandus chat and Hobby Ramble Intro Facebook: The Varangian Heresy Podcast (The Varangian Heresy Podcast Group) Twitter: Varangian Heresy Email: thevarangianheresy@gmail.com Instagram: VarangianHeresy Greetings, banter New stuff - Flyers!!!! Host update stuff hobby games whatever section Jodi update: Knight raffle Freddie update: Knight raffle Chris update: A bit of this and that, planning Raffle update. www.heresyagainstmd.com. 100%!!!!!! MKA Studios Painting Masterclass fundraiser for 2017! https://soldieron.giveeasy.org/campaigns/mka-studios-painting-masterclass-2017/ Main topic Ryan from RFI joins Jodi and Freddie as they ramble about hobbying. From favourite paints and brushes to third party products Wrap-up Scandus because that's all that matters Event list back in the next episode Wrap-up Scandus because that's all that matters Event list back in the next episode

TVH show notes ep45: In tonight's episode - Scandus player’s pack rundown Intro Facebook: The Varangian Heresy Podcast (The Varangian Heresy Podcast Group) Twitter: Varangian Heresy Email: thevarangianheresy@gmail.com Instagram: VarangianHeresy Greetings, banter Host update stuff hobby games whatever section Jodi update: Knight raffle – ZM game Freddie update: Knight raffle Chris update: A bit of this and that, planning NEW STUFF – Omega sicaran Upcoming stuff (things that needs to be mentioned at the start) SHORT Raffle update. www.heresyagainstmd.com. 94%/$18710 – 37 tickets SHORT MKA Studios Painting Masterclass fundraiser for 2017! Main topic Event presentation + sponsor shout-outs Event rundown Big tables ZM tables Interaction Scenarios Extras / Happenings Wrap-up Event list back in the next episode

Mit dem Spiel des DHB-Teams gegen die Schweiz am gestrigen Sonntag ist die Handball-Saison 2016/17 offiziell zu Ende gegangen. Grund genug um mit einer XXL-Ausgabe auf die Spielzeit an sich zu schauen und natürlich auch aktuelle Themen nochmal zu besprechen. Sascha Staat (www.sportpodcast.de) hat sich daher gleich mehrere Gäste eingeladen. Für Markus Götz, jahrelang für Sport1 am Mikrofon, ist die bereits geklärt, er wird fortan für Sky tätig sein. Er analysiert nochmal die letzten Wochen in der DKB Handball-Bundesliga, inklusive der Tops und Flops. Uwe Semrau, seit Ende der 80er Jahre im Handball als Journalist unterwegs, hat ebenfalls den Nachwuchs intensiv beobachtet, in seinem Fall die B-Junioren. Von einigen Akteuren zeigte er sich förmlich begeistert. Nicht ganz so viel Begeisterung konnte zuletzt Andreas Wolff verbreiten, was mit einem Interview zu tun hatte, das Thomas Koos mit ihm führte. Der NDR-Reporter bewertet die aktuelle Lage rund um den Kieler Torhüter sowie die Saison der SG Flensburg-Handewitt, die vor einer durchaus ungewissen Zukunft steht. Dann steht die zweite Liga im Mittelpunkt, wo der TV Hüttenberg und die TSG Friesenheim am letzten Spieltag den Aufstieg bejubeln durften. Vor Ort mit dabei war Arne Wohlfarth von der Wetzlarer Neuen Zeitung, der außerdem vom neuen deutschen Meister der A-Jugend zu berichten weiß. Neben Stimmen der Nationalspieler Philipp Weber und Tim Suton rundet das Interview der Woche die letzte Ausgabe vor der Sommerpause ab. Zu Gast ist Frederike Gubernatis vom Buxtehuder SV, die mit ihrem Club ein wenig überraschend den DHB-Pokal gewinnen konnte.

EP087 - UBS Equity Research Analyst Michael Binetti An interview with Michael Binetti, Equity Research Analyst at UBS, covering apparel and footwear brands, department stores and speciality retailers.  His coverage universe includes:   Abercrombie & Fitch Co,, American Eagle Outfitters Inc, Chico's, Coach, Express Finish Line, Foot Locker Inc, Gap, Hanesbrands, J. Jill Inc, JC Penney Co ,Kohl's Corp, L Brands , Lululemon, Macy's, NIKE, Nordstrom, PVH Corp, Ralph Lauren Corp, Ross Stores Inc, TJX ,Under Armour Inc, Urban Outfitters and  VF Corp. In this interview, we discuss Omnichannel, Mallageddon, Brands vs Retailers, and of course Amazon. Don't forget to like our facebook page, and if you enjoyed this episode please write us a review on itunes. Episode 87 of the Jason & Scot show was recorded on Tuesday, May 30, 2017.  http://jasonandscot.com Join your hosts Jason "Retailgeek" Goldberg, SVP Commerce & Content at Razorfish, and Scot Wingo, Founder and Executive Chairman of Channel Advisor as they discuss the latest news and trends in the world of e-commerce and digital shopper marketing. New beta feature - Amazon Automated Transcription of the show: Transcript Jason:  [0:25] Welcome to the Jason and Scott show this is episode is being recorded on Tuesday May 30th 2017 I'm your host Jason retailgeek Goldberg and as usual I'm here with your co-host Scot Wingo. Scot & Michael:  [0:39] Hey Jason and welcome back Jason Scott show listeners Jason you're on the road again. Jason:  [0:46] I am I am in not Sunny New York City today. Scot & Michael:  [0:50] Cool well I finally get to ask if you've been to the Amazon store it's opened and there was a lot of Twitter activity over the weekend and I'm assuming that's going to be on your list of places to visit. Jason:  [1:02] It is today was my first day here and I did not make it today but I will over the next couple of days candidly, I'm not expecting to see anything that we haven't seen in the Chicago store and in fact it sounds like it may be a subset of the Chicago store so what for a full report in the next podcast. Scot & Michael:  [1:21] Copo listeners I'm sure on the edge of their seat for that, and what folks one of the topics we cover a lot here on the Jason Scott show is what I like to call mall again that's the Relentless drum beat in the last year year-and-a-half of store closures Mall closures and pressure pressure on physical brick-and-mortar retail, top listeners understand better what's going on out there in the exciting world of physical retail we decided to go right to Wall Street. Jason physically went but we're virtually going to take you there today on the show or excited to welcome Michael binetti, Michael is a managing director at UBS covering apparel and Footwear brands, department stores and Specialty retailers he has a very broad coverage universe and it may actually be simpler to list the things he doesn't cover but let me take a shot at this is a covered Universe includes Abercrombie & Fitch American Eagle Outfitters Chico's coach Express Finish Line Foot Locker, Gap hanesbrands J.Jill, JCPenney Kohl's L Brands Lululemon Macy's Nike Nordstrom PVH Corp Ralph Lauren Corp Ross stores TJ Maxx Under Armour Urban Outfitters and VF Corp, well that was a mouthful Michael were real excited to have you on the Jason and Scott show exercise 3 guys thanks so much for having me. [2:40] Cool and you are one of those rare while shooters that is not in New York is that right actually when we work at I work at in New York for a month and I'm in Chicago. Jason:  [2:51] I love to have Fellowship Coggins on the show of Michael good deal. Scot & Michael:  [2:55] Although you're not here very much I think. Jason:  [2:58] This is true I am not there as much as I would like to be but the next time I'm there we'll have to have you back on the show and we can make fun of Scott together. [3:07] Good deal so before we jump into it love to get the listeners a little bit of background about how you came to the retail business can you sort of walk us through your your background a bit. Scot & Michael:  [3:20] Absolutely so, quick intro on me and I want to go into research and Dustin research straight out of business school I'm about 14 years ago ready I got really lucky. Right out of school I got a job at a big global bank UBS I've been here the whole time I started out just randomly getting a job on the consumer and Retail team as an associate on the restaurant sector but that sector didn't have enough Amazon risk for me so about 9 years ago. Ask me if I wanted to cover some of the retail stocks and so I started out covering the Branded apparel and Footwear companies that you just mentioned Nike and Under Armour and Ralph Lauren and Coach it's been super fun in the best part of my job is. Even though we're just grinding it out here analyzing spreadsheets and income statement I cover the consumer sector, and not just any sector the apparel and Footwear names so when you tell people that they jump right in and everybody's got an opinion on these brand cuz we all interact with them every day and use them and I can't tell you how many times. Ghetto people outside of the industry to try to help me out with my stock calls with stories about how many kids on their kids soccer team or wearing Under Armour and Nike and versus what they used to be so it's great everybody knows he's breath. I'm about five years ago UBS asked me to have the department stores those guys have a lot of secular challenges today but they're still really big companies, and it's really important where American shop for these categories and then about two years ago we had of the off-price retailers you just mentioned like TJ Maxx and some of them all retailers like Lululemon American Eagle so pretty broad coverage at this point, we really liked at the heart of everything that's in the consumers closet the brands they buy and where they go to buy them. Jason:  [4:55] Nice and Michael is it's ironic if you would have stuck it out in the restaurant industry long enough I have a feeling the Amazon risk would have eventually gotten there. Scot & Michael:  [5:03] Tranchulas will get their boobs getting there too. Jason:  [5:06] Exactly. Scot & Michael:  [5:07] Yeah or you could have jumped to cloud computing and avoided it with nothing. Jason:  [5:14] Maybe like Logistics or telecommunications or something like that maybe. Scot & Michael:  [5:21] Cool what let's kick it off kind of it at thirty thousand foot level it's right in the middle of Q2 kind of 2/3 way, done with the quarter we've seen the q1 results come out and then we're starting to see the same store sales for May so we have pretty good read on the house 17 is shaping up for folks give us a, it was kind of broad overview of what you're seeing out there quite a disappointment. First quarter earnings season conference call this when we heard from. Anna management teams of these companies giving us their outlook for the year for second quarter and I would say the thing that's different is, that they're trying to embrace him more conservative posture and realize that you know they don't know what's coming as well as they thought they had the last few years so he's learned, and I'll from some painful quarters in retailer last 2 years it will become more conservative as they is they look at and the first quarter results which broadly, guest in our expectations the bad internally in our own expectations on Wall Street and they've taken a pretty conservative posture, for me the results of Ben mix a lot of these guys reported in a middle of months when they had you know. Sales numbers moving around around Mother's Day and things like that so I think people if it's tough to say if if, these companies are being conservative because they don't have a clear view with the calendar shifting around or they're just playing, not liking what they're seeing and wanting to stay on the very cautious side though say in general the same-store sales outlook for the near-term and for the year have moved down. [6:57] I from these companies as a gauge of what they think is going to be happening over the next three six nine months. Interesting are there so if you'll hear coverage Universe who's kind of on you know I don't know how you you do your ratings but you know, anyone anyone that you know when when you're out there talking to investors who do you usually kind of .2 is as someone that's kind of surviving or are doing well right now. [7:26] Yeah I would say probably the best example to be in a PVH Corp which listeners may remember the old Phillips Van Heusen company. Am980 PVH few years ago they own Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger name brands that they're much more well-known for these days and they're just really position themselves well it's it's privately you know within a group. Includes Nike it's the most Global name in our coverage of a full loan for region business Asia Latin America Europe so they've got a lot of global whitespace to attack and they're they're doing a really good job with it. I'm in and I would say the names of this mushroom animus is that right now are very few and far between. Ross stores at a good you know if prices everybody loves value America after all right he doesn't love low prices gas prices Ross stores and TJ Maxx headquarters. Mainstream retailers PVH is fairly limited story right now, pdhc sarson cuz when I think of Tommy I think Ralph Lauren Ralph Lauren you know is is not doing terribly well right now it isn't that Global diversification that they have or like what what is a dissenting apart. Yeah, some much you know is much as you listen to me be in the u.s. here and no no the brand here it's a much more powerful brand in in Europe even than it is here and now starting to expand pretty aggressively, into Asia for Tommy that has its Origins obviously in the u.s. in the in the 90s it was very popular and it kind of went by the wayside went out of fashion but they really restored a lot of strength to the Brandon. [9:06] And you're up and it's really a great sound Basics preppy red white and blue type brand and in Europe is got a lot of momentum there. Ralph Lauren on the other side I guess and tell me was coming from a lower base so you know for them to grow and succeed was a little bit a little bit easier during the most recent few years when Ralph got really big. And really broadly distributed selling lot of similar products in the red white and blues and you know what's happening in the end markets in the Retailer's I'm right now that are. Motion are going backwards I'm so if you were really big heading into the going backwards been even more painful for for Brands like Ralph Lauren. Jason:  [9:46] And Michael one of the things that that I've known as it sounds like in North America like the biggest compliment you give someone is that they're doing less badly than the than the industry is it. [9:59] I mean. [10:01] Is that right like are there any even like really small apparel brands that you think of and you say like wow they're really growing or bucking the trend or or is it like. Just answer the universal accent at the emit the moment that that apparel is pretty tough in North America. Scot & Michael:  [10:16] Yeah it's more Universal than it has been when I, first cover the sector in the late 2000 even in the recession there was there was moonshot little companies that were clearly going somewhere like Under Armour and Lululemon they were just moving really really fast, any big enough to be on people's Radars in the investing Community is not clear-cut set subset of small Brands and retailers like that, today the ones that are the most interesting are ones that are kind of got one foot across the bridge into. E-commerce and digital and they're not quite big enough to be public companies yet to recover Brands let we got cover company like VF Corp and owns about 30 brands. They're probably looking around for some Acquisitions in areas like that PVH which we mentioned before on recently bought in and online Intimates business, True & Co which is base pay, Mia women go on and do a fit quiz for their their bras and for some of their Intimates in and you come out of that quiz really feeling like I just retail ask me some really good intuitive questions I'm going to trust them with purchases in this category that's really specific, the teeny tiny brand you know there are just there just aren't that many. I'm Like You Under Armour to lose of a couple years ago that are a big enough SB public company stocks that still fit in that have very high growth rate today. Jason:  [11:36] Interesting it it it it seems like one of the potential challenges even on the acquisition front like some of the SharePoint the sort of the the pre public. [11:46] Play the pure digital plays the revolves are bonuses or something I know they're not pure digital but digitally native Brands the. [11:55] It almost seems like they're struggling to get big enough that they're even an interesting acquisition Target for the vfc of the world. Scot & Michael:  [12:03] That's a very very good point in, analyst Urbana bus Which whichever you prefer to grab that it had and I've had a relationship with Nordstrom for a long time so some people have wondered if, that would be something I would make a good pairing or if Knorr would want to have them in house for whatever their reasons are that hasn't even come about, that's the kind of model that people need to be thinking of scaling it up into the Brave New World or you know verses in the past Under Armour new how to become a big brand. Able to look at a lot of things Nike did and they had a booth blueprint a Michael Kors was able to look at. How to say here's how we're going to do this cuz he's guys are trying to figure out how to have inventory list stores and different kinds of shopping experiences and still you don't have, very strong online presence to your kind of wandering off into the Wilderness turn yourself in a lot of ways and it's not quite as easy as it was back in the day. [12:57] What's that scale need to be for this may we have some fledgling Brands out there listening what what do have to be for a one of these brand houses too kind of consider you to be interesting. [13:09] I guess there's a couple ways to think about that but or if he has since we brought them up I mean and we mentioned trueandco which is you know, TVH didn't mention how big it was my son says that is very small they characterize it is in significant earnings of a really that was a very small acquisition but they really wanted to latch onto the technology and the expertise inside of that company and frankly if they can. Take what they learn from that acquisition and use it for Calvin Klein's women. Intimates business and lay that Big Brand on top of a new capability while that that could end up being a homerun for them for VF Corp which is a much bigger. Company uses the last big acquisition they did was Timberland. And that was that years ago and why the big gap is now they said look we really, find something at the billion dollars and revenues are bigger we really want something that'll move the needle it or company that we can sink our teeth into and those billion dollar Acquisitions have proven very hard to come by. So I wouldn't I wouldn't be surprised if the industry shakes out and start settling on things closer to the three four hundred million dollar range on as being a very you know good sweet spot even the ones that thought in the past billions Where I Wanna Be. 2000 scale or business. Jason:  [14:23] We seeing some other segments where you could just pay a billion dollars for a company that's probably only worth three or four hundred million to get there too I'm not sure that's a good strategy but. Scot & Michael:  [14:32] TV tray you be trading some balance sheet flexibility be paying up for a brand and I'm to try and bolt on some earnings in that case and, can work your benefit that's about on yourself and your board of directors like letting you down on yourself you know, coach just bought Kate Spade in a lot of people's eyes are very similar Brands if you peel back the onion a little bit there fairly different cake too much younger brand and Coach to set look we think we can run this better we can put it on our supply chain. We can use our big Global Assets in China to to Really tap into these guys opportunity fast coach the thinks they can take it and they can extract or any doubt of this fashion the company could on a standalone basis. So you know definitely there's people out there looking for a particular environment to your point earlier if it's very very tough out there and the guys, we're feeling most comfortable with as stock Investments are the ones that don't necessarily need the economy to get better the consumer to get better for the stock to work they have internal projects like, coaches. Cuz they have to work on and pound some earnings out of that even if the consumer is pretty tough. Jason:  [15:41] Sure what are the things we hear from a lot of the traditional brands that have big investments in brick and mortar is. You know the beat the omni-channel drum they like a one of our competitive advantages is going to be on the channel and and you know there's all these unique advertising and customer experience advantages around, having physical stores super question, do you buy into that do you do you feel like there is a potential competitive advantage in having stores and if so are there any brands that you think of is doing. [16:14] Omni-channel particularly well. Scot & Michael:  [16:17] All those two answers to that there's there's the guys to have a lot of stores today that are saying you know stores are in advantage. But the reality is they probably need to go backwards, start app like you mentioned a couple of us like that it don't in stores today that don't have to distract themselves it how do we sublet these things how do we sell real estate in monetize it over the next two years they can just say look like we starting from scratch. We don't want to get you a thousand stores you want to get to 100 and that's a much cleaner path forward those are most of those are small company. I'm not as far as I think the second part of your question was just in our they was it are they good yummy channel breaking motor guys. Jason:  [16:57] Yeah or is there any particular brand you think of his being better than the pack in terms of of leveraging those stores for a competitive advantage. Scot & Michael:  [17:05] Yeah I would say that the sum of the, teenage brands that cater to a customer is a digital native and her much more digital fatty Urban Outfitters has a very very big e-commerce business I think it's up over over 30% which would be at the high end of, of the group that we cover one interesting little fact the way was I think American Eagle asking no smaller, Henry Taylor in the malls in the US on their first court all I think they said that. [17:37] Internet penetration as a percent of sales was up something like 700 basis points year-over-year. And I know just from listening to your show you know the average for overall retail in the US much less the apparel sector and much much lower in that so that's kind of a. Now that's kind of a heart-stopping comment when you hear small retailers hitting that much of their traffic Move online obviously speaks well to how well they're doing. I'm sure digital business but I'm fat that's kind of datapoint the stops if you cover your socks like I do to have several hundreds of thousands of stores at that kind of day point makes you stop and say well where where are we really headed here. Jason:  [18:14] Yeah even if you're starting it even if you're starting at a really nice and base that's a big number so. [18:22] That that's very interesting one of the the. [18:27] Certain narratives you hear a lot speaking of eCommerce and and seeing it get bigger for some of these these retailers in the e-commerce industry the story is All oh well the. Apparel is in the tank and department stores are going away largely because of. [18:44] Of the shift 2 online buying right and inside that you know the digital guys are convinced it's that that that's really the Big Driver and you know they're these Church floating around on the on the internet that show sort of you know. [18:58] 20 years ago department stores being 10% of of consumer spending and other down to a couple and and you know 20 years ago e-commerce was 2% of consumer spending and now it's up to 10 and so it sort of looks like they flip-flopped and you could say oh well. That's where it went but then I know, you you look at all the growth in those those discount stores in it you know that they've taken a bunch of market share from someplace and so is I'm guessing the answer is both but do you have a. [19:24] A sense for. [19:26] For where the consumer is Shifting is it going from from brick-and-mortar to digital or is it going from full price to off-price what's the. Scot & Michael:  [19:35] I mean both of those I would say those are very much both themes in a very both very very powerful obviously he Converses you're suitably powerful but if you look at if you just look at it. Big off prices you think about TJ Maxx and Ross and then Burlington which is gotten to be a bigger business your last few years and just look at what those those companies percentage of total, us consumption in in the apparel category. Can you look at the period before the Great Recession and there was kind of humming along as a small percent of the total industry and then when the recession hit it was just unbelievable ramp. Kids coming out of college with no job so maybe in the past they would have said to themselves you know I'm really a department store Macy's or Kohl's person. Yeah that's where I go to shopping and maybe TJ's like out of a secondary. Destination for me those days are over when you come out and you are on it an unbelievable budget that you never thought you'd be pressed to and and it became a very primary, call source of the primary destination for parallel for a lot of those consumers that were really stretched and you just saw the numbers hit the ramp and then the recession ended and the consumer just never left those stores. Today just kept growing boxes and it seems or sales growth I'm in there just in boxes that's been way on top of what the industry Trends are there, Panther outpacing the department stores by anywhere from. 606 10 percentage points as far as their growth rate every quarter that goes by at this point so that is you know it's not e-commerce which is the sexiest thing to talk about. [21:13] But it is a very powerful value equation and drives a lot of customers into those boxes on eCommerce is obviously the other one. And if there's different in again within my group there's the retailers that have to deal with their traffic being down significant amount and the Brand's figuring out look you think the consumers to once he's products we just got to figure out how, give it to them where they want to buy them and that they should be in OK shape longer-term but there's still it's not it's not a graceful transitional put it that way. When did ironic things about that is the Discounter is usually don't they under index on eCommerce so you mentioned like some of them all bass team folks are kind of in the thirties my understanding is department stores are pretty anemic when it comes to e-commerce. [21:58] Yeah I think they're around there many many years behind and again they're trying to they're trying to retrofit Legacy assets that were built to, yeah I have back rooms and some consumer and some customer service people on the floor and cash registers to trying to retrofit those things to be able to ship from the stores make their inventories more efficient, yeah I think. Tell very well aware of the situation they face trying to make the generator return off those old assets but if they you know if any one of the executives in these businesses had to add it to start over if you ask him how many stores would you have old you differently. [22:36] I know you hear a lot more discussion about building for the digital future from the ground-up hope there's no doubt that in their DNA and in their hearts they're very much trying to figure out what to do but I do know that it's obvious, just from looking at stock prices as a scorecard that it's here at your at a generational change in the pressure on that on that category right now. [22:58] Yeah I mention of the top of the show the mall again, you know there's there's been this I just read an article today that was on Business Insider that you know there's 3600 store closure so far this year and they I think they just straight line to that and they said all that equates probably 10,000 this year, do you have a model on that or like what's what's your point of you of your how bad is it is where are we are you know your Chicago and saw use a baseball analogy is this like just the first inning of this whole thing are where are we in the, the stretch what's going on here I mean for sure, Helen am I working on getting the department stores under a lot of pressure but they're still the center of the Wardrobe for a lot of, in the Middle America if you look at them as like a Bellwether you've had Macy's come out and say we're going to. Close 100 stores you that JCPenney come out and say we're going to close 138th and Sears is not a stock to recover their closing a bunch of stores. I'm struggling for a long time so you look at those you think about with those malls are going to do in the Macy's drops off the end of it you know. We're not even close but not everybody's announced. [24:08] Got everybody say after first quarter with just a little. Time to judge you know we have to bunch of these retailers have you noticed any impact in the malls where. Macy's or JCPenney went away and I say you know probably not enough time somebody that won't we can probably fast forward for you what's going to happen in that mall. And they just know it must sees companies have not yet, straight down analyze the data on come out to their investors and say look here's how many stores we're going to have to close based on what's going on base and all the traffic going to e-commerce based on our co-tenants me Smalls going away so there are there are. Hi Times of closures, I mean the article you read today. I wouldn't be surprised as a very close and and frankly even for Macy's and JCPenney the world that is in town so many stores, to tell you what they think they need to do today based on the situation that's still a moving Target I've you know I've no doubt in my mind they'll be closing more stores on as time goes on. Interesting Lee when we talked to retail experts about it and say you know Macy's going to go from. Call middle 700 stores down to Mid 650 store that I don't mean to pick on Macy's just that they're good bellwether, how did they know that's enough and do you know what an organizational undertaking it is to close 100 stores and so. You have a wanted to see Penny 1000 stores wanted to. [25:38] It's so physically hard I mean employment lawyers in the retail industry to go through each store and figure out how to unwind a very old lease agreement how to, I don't mind the coach energy cause you have a lot of these malls at Macy's goes away that lets store like the gap. [25:57] Abercrombie look at their lease and say hey we sign this you know under the agreement that you were going to have a Macy's here and look I'm going away we don't we can get out of this lease right it's it's a very very very much of a. Spider's web gets kicked off anything start, I'd no idea I had for bigger numbers explain that a little bit more so I'm I'm I'm in e-commerce guy so the co-tenants he thinks it sounds like what you're saying is the anchors they have their deal with them all but then like the small stores they have some way of attaching and saying, alright we'll pay you this rent but we want that anchor to stay is that a pretty common thing and, it is if they look at them all they say look them all desirable times has the set of characteristics they're going to want and I'll population surrounding them all within 20 minutes drive time to has so much in so many over 100,000. Income household incomes when you look in the mall and a market that's got to malls and one of them's older mall like if your coach think about it you say you know. Honestly you so agree to these terms that are at the top of the industry for good amols on rent but you know it's it's contingent on it being enough demand from consumers over time. In that mall and one way to become lock that in and she say what we want co-tenancy with. Call or some such as the following ten retailers and we want to see an Apple store they're going to the store that because we don't go to the store we don't go and open a Coach store in the mall. Populations moved on and all the guys in a nail salons and ice cream shops left it there by such a way of protecting themselves so. [27:31] When you go to say we're going to close on you stores boy there's a big group of people at the table for the sit down and stare at you know the Macy's closes. How many retailers it triggers Arco Tennessee cause it allows them to get out of here allows him to move 10 miles down the street to the newer shopping center that got better traffic or we can renegotiate the run slower. Turn down if we don't try to keep them it's just he becomes a very complex process and lots and lots of hands are at the table during those discussion. [28:02] Do you have a estimate of how many malls will close if if you're if you kind of think 10K is directionally right on stores do you guys look at kind of what them all Impact is. [28:13] You know our retail experts that we lean on to help us was thinking through that pointed to the maybe twenty 30% of the malls in the US eventually rule will go away. No time frame on it cuz it for example we hosted we hosted a dinner recently with a couple of very very prominent experts and in. Real estate in retail real estate II said just as an example and its much-talked-about you know if its ears was to end up going away. It would take ten full years to repurpose. Chose those Sears boxes is Sears literally just went lights out at some point and I don't have a view on whether they will but if they literally want lights out. It would take ten full years to sit down store by store and say what is this community need. Can we convert this into a Cheesecake Factory can we turn this into a bowling alley return a new brew pub. You need to be a call center Industrial Center or does it just need to be pulled down so it can if there's going to be. A lot of in a one-off evaluation what to do with each of these at the end of the day I wouldn't be surprised to get the 20 or 30% of the malls and not the numbers you were talking about. Call now to include things like obviously Sports Authority went away last year I put some of those stores or not, yeah those are all there's a mix there it just kind of put some balance on it 20 to 3% of miles how many malls are there in like fifteen hundred miles are in. [29:36] Yeah I've heard numbers like that it depends on how you get into definition like cold as a retail recover them they're largely off mall that there any power centers that include, you know a Lowe's or a Target or Best Buy a lot of times it's you know that the numbers changed a little bit depending on how you define it but I would say 1500 gas, so 30% would be like 500 Miles closing or some some period of time down the road. And probably several hundred of those you can't even if you live near one you probably forgot it was there like there's some pretty old real estate there. So that's pretty gloom-and-doom any any Silver Linings in there you know I think that you know in. [30:17] I think that I'm not a Retailer's is Dad kind of person but I do think we need to know. [30:24] Total industry store countdown much much lower before returns in margins can stabilize on note from a lower base of assets from smaller number of stores I'm so I think that. Who's going to be on right now on the retailers too. Remove a Crosley to reposition themselves to be able to kind of work through some of what's coming so next year's is a consumers continue shifting online, equilibrium of stocks will have a little bit easier time Brands like I said though the brands are sold within those part of it right like you think about. [30:56] You know Macy's or even a Sports Authority or Footlocker there's a lot of businesses selling other people's brands. And then you Grandpa Foot Locker Nike and Adidas and Under Armour they went and built big strong Cool website for the last five years - Question exist before she's got a brand that are sold inside your boxes. Available to Consumers elsewhere in some situations you going to work through that you can see some natural advantages for the Brand's who they don't have to worry about. And taking down all these brick-and-mortar that they set up over the last hundred years or whatever might be but they got to figure out how to get there. Product to where the consumer wants to buy it and big size and Ricky in in Europe they've got it. Big online retailers that are not cold Amazon believe it or not and they got like a midday so since the londos and things things that are. Call different names and Amazon it's not everybody wants to shop for everything on Amazon we don't really have any that's not have any public companies to cover. In better just retail apparel apparel and Footwear retailers online so that it's really about just figuring out, Mia where the consumers going to buy these products in 5 years and frankly that's the that's the question that would Flomax these Brands the most right now if you ask him the very simple question to a Big sophisticate Brand company, just say hey you know right now you're sold in everyone in Macy's doors or everyone of. With some other sporting good stores stores where is the consumer going to buy your product and five years. [32:27] Is it surprising to hear unsophisticated of an answer you get from some people and it just tells you the very smart people I really don't know exactly where the ball is headed right now. Jason:  [32:38] Yeah I mean it is the obvious answer for those brands that they have to go direct is that what you're saying or what are the answers do you. Scot & Michael:  [32:49] Some of them well yeah they should all they all have to have a direct there's no doubt about it you're your own website. Will be worried you know you have to skin the game to leave the Retailer's to show any third-party retail if your Nike you say look we we showcase this product this way it did really good here's a bunch of the day to behind it, let's build out some things on your website to maximize this opportunity came along I'm use it showcase your very best product you relief pentacle. Product you can use it to Showcase a very wide array of your product and then you have to go out to the brick-and-mortar world or to the. [33:28] Together by retailers any other thing with the product you got to make sure it's not the same, your Nike exercise shirt at Macy's that it is a Kohl's that is a JCPenney's got to be different product and consume any to get different things in different places so that it does you know I think the next five years will be easier for the brand cuz you don't have to deal with, they're not they're not free of things like that is scratch your head about and say okay this stuff is quite a bit of burden to us do we go to Amazon do we even go. A lot of a lot of the concerns they have at Amazon today or concerns they had with other blank you know insert name of huge retailer from the past. Hanesbrands recover they they've been dealing with in Walmart's temptation to want to carry this very strong brand at a lot of mericans like on their shelves. Same time it's really profitable for Walmart to go manufacture their own private label underwear and put it on the Shelf next to Hanes you know Amazon a lot of problems and concerns they have about going in the Amazon and what it means for them, not exactly brand new to them but it is the next round of old retail problems. Jason:  [34:32] Yeah that it's interesting so you know we've had a lot of brands on this show and obviously a big topic for them as is going direct like it feels like one of the big impediments to go Hinder. None impediments but downsides to going direct for them is they sort of benefit from the in efficiencies of the wholesale market so your your Nike and you you come out with a new skew and before there's any consumer demand for that skew. All the wholesalers have to buy enough to fill all their shelves and so when when your distribution channel gets way more efficient and you're you're selling through Amazon on Demand or through your own website on demand. Suddenly you're not selling those shoes until the consumers actually want them so that feels like that's a little bit of a challenge on the brand side and then. [35:17] At the same time those wholesale retailers are looking at their future and saying. [35:21] Shoot there aren't going to be a lot of middlemen in the future if we want to maintain a relationship with a consumer we need to build our own Brands and it seems like we're watching a lot of retailers. [35:32] Can a moving beyond private label and trying to build their own aspirational Brands and you know you certainly like Amazon's got a full complement of a of. [35:41] New apparel Brands but you also see. [35:44] Target and you know rumor BestBuy rumored Walmart Acquisitions and all these these. [35:52] Traditional wholesale retailers look like they're investing in the brand space are we on a collision course. Scot & Michael:  [35:59] I guess I knew problem you know I'd probably half of the products sold at JCPenney or Kohl's or private Brands private exclusive brands with a new design and develop in house so it won't be a new problem. But it's same time as you know I just have a natural bias when any company brand or retailer tells you here's this thing that we're going to do big part of our strategy and our growth and. Top really that related to what amazing at it's an encore saying we're going to do great and I got to develop. Luxury an aspirational brands in here. Hodges Companies got a lot of expertise in real estate selection and product you know procurement and interation of really cool questions of apparel for consumers all the sudden we're actually design and now we're going to find, relationships of factories in China to do this efficiently in and build sourcing offices on the ground neck it's a tricky it's a tricky game. The brand that there is Thursday you know Karen the stick to going to going to rock you on all the retail you own all the pain there's a lot you can make a lot of money if you your Nike and you sell a pair of shoes through your own website and it really efficient, and I really high price points and don't have to mark it down and sometimes that can be for example higher than you would sell it for at Footlocker or Finish Line and that that's great and you get all the rewards right what if it's really doesn't sell, you get all the pain, there's no one no one to share the pain with that scenario a lot of these realities wholesale Brands If the product doesn't perform they'll go. [37:37] They'll go back and it'll go back to the Retailer's know if they will offer you some money after the fact to help with marking down the product I didn't perform it will take them back when we Tire Factory Outlets will clearstone some through spell for consumers don't walk in here and see, stacks of shoes or shirts on sale and start thinking bad things about our brand on the brand want that either. So yeah that's when it kind of comes to Village and everybody's got a vested interest in not having a leftover inventory they didn't perform laying around. Jason:  [38:04] For sure I feel like some of the other. [38:08] Challenges you hear about apparel brands in particular is I've never to bunch of times that, did the trend is just that apparel like good apparel Casa lesson so you know pretend to be the consumers buying as much apparel as she ever did but it just. [38:24] Cost less and therefore less Revenue to those Brands than it used to be as by chains get more efficient to manufacturing gets more efficient than all of that is that a risk for these apparel Brands is that they're there a RVs are just going down. Scot & Michael:  [38:40] If you look at your point earlier about near the off-price there's our who Pride themselves on having product if you're 60% below equivalent product at department stores they've obviously occupied a lot of the incremental. Retail square footage in the country over last 10 years also you've had names like H&M. Zara Zara in a new one if you start a Primark is coming over from, call from the UK there you know to start a build stores on the East Coast never even lower price than any of these guys is if you think about it all every square foot of retail that's being added in the physical world and in the US, is charging lower prices than the square than the square footage that was here before there is pretty consistent downward. Pressure on on pricing and its industry. Overton over time these brands of been able to manage it when you have things like a big shock to the system like, Manufacturing in China and currency goes one way on you and all the sudden you're buying things a lot more expensive than you thought you were when you build a factory there then they can't really keep up, with some notification Airy pricing on Apparel in the US over time in Spanish been okay but if it's not a, can a great situation to be in when your ear pricing mechanism is going backwards on a consumer's, Sesame looking over their shoulder and saying look I can get this you know whatever Levi's are Skechers shoes whatever it is I can get these at TJ Maxx and Knots last season's. Product but it's so much lower on price point than enough going to win the day for me as that wind of my purchase. Jason:  [40:15] Yeah I got it and then I guess just one more on Brands the other thing you here is that the, just the basic model for creating desire for a particular apparel brand is. Dramatically getting disrupted right and so you know that you hear the old model, tell it you know yet the merchant princes the Mickey drexler's or whatever they decide what's going to be hot and they they. [40:38] You know go to Fashion Week and show that stuff and it takes him like nine months to get those products into the market and everyone buys the same thing because it has the same logo on it and you know that these days, it's a lot more likely to be some micro influencer on YouTube that's that's driving demand for something you know in a much shorter turn then then it is Mickey. Scot & Michael:  [40:59] Yeah that's a great Point example of Mickey Drexler J.Crew example, they own all their own products or they can say this is catching on Fast let's go quickly where's you think about the relationship you point to before with Leica, Ralph Lauren in the main cheese or Calvin Klein at Macy's so much can speed up when there's no more people in the decision-making chain so there's advantages and disadvantages to being able to speed up and Chase Trends these days and say that. There is a degree of every brand that opens their mouth and retails up in their mouth they've got a speed and issues going on to try and speed those things up to chase Trend faster I'm to your other point and back in the day what you know what you want to say to wear until I was cool as what. Okay, cuz they're good Dell Latitude to a good people at Macy's, found the product they brought to your town in the stores that and I'll meet you looked at it said that's an aspiration purchase me this when I want to look like it's what I want people think of me when I dress and. Remember being a kid and you know we had to go we had to go on vacation California for me to get a pair of vans that I saw in a movie on some guy or something like that right like those days are done. So now your point see somebody I didn't scream she somebody music video she somebody on YouTube that's an influencer or so you know like coach just signed Selena Gomez one of the most. The highest Instagram following as you can imagine the amount of viewership that they get by going through her and is also. [42:32] And with younger consumers there's a bit of a bit of social currency that happens within the first kid at your high school to show up at the party on Friday night with some Brandy song. Funny YouTube clip in the background and you know you figured out where to find it if some small retail in California on the internet and how to ship to you and I was yours you found it in your first and you want when call that social currency. I'll be in the first one to find that those kind of things just did not happen, 15 years ago or more so for sure these things are changing very very quickly it's a whole different mindset than one old Merchants who used to really do a great job of picking out very good collections with her own for 12 people. Thought about it some it is very different than it was. Jason:  [43:13] Yeah yeah God bless Sean Penn for wearing those vans in the Fast Times at Ridgemont High. [43:19] I'm tracking you know one of the insightful things I heard recently and I wish I could remember who I first heard it from but they were talking about that, Instagram problem and that like in the old days you were you know if you were a kid in high-school you were one of two hundred or maybe even one of 2000 and you know it was possible to be, pretty unique by just getting to a good store and you know spending a little bit more for the the premium product or whatever but but. Trying to be unique amongst your your pool of 10,000 Instagram friends is a is a whole new level of Challenge and you basically can't do it in a mall. Scot & Michael:  [43:59] Yeah it's pretty tough now it's um. [44:02] Yeah I'm a girl and going to school and then in the very clear Trends just ran through your school like wildfires like if this was the aspirational brand if you remember some of the Brand's eighties and nineties that ran through like in big big size, as friends you know like we just had a big one was already we still have on with you know with Adidas selling their very old decades-old 30 year old, Superstars and Stan Smith every kids got have a pair and I was like a clear, old school trying to me like I just came through and that's what everybody wanted that's how I used to be those are getting fewer and further between it's much more and micro merchandising and individuality. You know the formula for that is really not you know going to your traditional department store, and seeing you know what they got in in the stacks and racks in the stores he's this what num, one follow-up on Canada brand topic, what do you think the answer is in five years where is the consumer going to buy your product what brand and I know this isn't your business but if if you left Wall Street and went into Consulting and you're you're sitting there at McKenzie or, what else kind of Consulting places and debris and asked you what what what you think the answer is. [45:18] I do think we need I think we'll get to a point where there's going to be some platforming I think that right now if you and I wanted to go start a brand today. Very affordable relative to history to do that to find decent manufacturing capacity and in Asia or elsewhere bring it on to the US stores to get good distribution from. Yeah most of the digital native eCommerce sites with you know that are. Trying to be better brand your good best in the inspections good better best trying to be better and best there still you know they're still fighting for their namesake as well, so you can probably find pretty good butiki at distribution for a brand right now if you're a startup, no good better better best friend though so that guy was his barrier to entry right now is fairly low but I don't think it stays well I think it's going to go up I think it's getting and he's getting harder to compete I'm priming, everybody walking around with them all in their pocket these days straight you don't have to walk in the store and haggle with somebody I know the lowest price immediately thanks a lot to hear your good friends at Amazon I know the lowest price that I can find this thing on, quickly and I walk into the store armed with it I think it's going to get harder and you're going to see you know prices continue to compress and I don't know if manufacturing of it cheaper or more expensive but, listen to chasing low-cost manufacturing overtime, then you go through some of the things we were thinking about early in the year were a lot of these stocks got hit really hard when there was talk coming out of Washington they were going to put a tax on the border well guess what industry Imports just about everything. [46:51] From across the border to these stocks got hit really really hard. I'm at station one that was like a primary conversation you think about that and I think you're going to get to a point where you going to find more these brand saying you know what, I want to get myself attached to a big supply chain like a VF Corp mph owns a basket of brands are coaches now certain owns and Brands I want to leverage their manufacturing efficiency, relationships in Asia there and branding internal consultancy whatever the hell you know if you have courses very good at building, you have them on the show before like North Face and Timberland and vans they're very good a Consulting these guys on on their marketing strategies in their distribution strategies I think the value of that is going to go up. I won't be surprised they're still companies of some size but I wouldn't be surprised if you see much more fragmented apparel and Footwear Market going forward. [47:45] Got it that's a good Segway the you know what kind of nibble around the edges and it wouldn't be a Jason Scott show if we didn't spend a fair amount of time directly talk about Amazon I realize they're not in your coverage universe so I'm not going to ask you like Eva. A three decimal places or anything but, you know how from, The Winds of your coverage Universe you had kind of Macy's probably 3 years ago Terry Lumber and kind of famously said oh good luck and apparel you know you guys won't be able to, deal with returns without having stores and now that that that turned out to be a bit of a bad call are these guys still in denial about Amazon do they have a strategy or where where are retailers when it comes to their their Amazon strategy. You know there's been a lot of turnover among Executives in the space lately and one of them on our way out the door actually said to me recently. [48:35] I sexy and I probably a lot of headaches and over next few years probably retiring a great times I like that, Amazon the competitor to corrected me on that answer you know or Amazon is just you know if you think about your Harvard case study were the four drivers of consumer purchase and think about how big convenience is in the fact that everything can get delivered to you. Today's our last now that's a real kick in the gut have to deal with for anybody so I would say though I don't think Terry was, strong though I don't say no I think that the consumer does like having a place nearby to go return things and you think there is value in brick and mortar it doesn't look like it and looking at some of the stock prices in my group. Because they're all got to go from a lot of brick-and-mortar to a lot less brick-and-mortar but I do think there's value in store count of a certain size and then there's a lot of. There's a lot of reality in in his comment that you know about what Amazon has been are not going to want to deal with and look they're not going to go away it's a high margin category and you can make a lot of money on it but. [49:40] Right now if you look on their on their website it really looks like it's it's much more focused on predictable. Inventories and in categories that are more basic that they can look at and say we know with some certainty, how much is it going to go out the door and it's much less in categories like you would expect to see at like Nordstrom, make an example of those guys got a nail fashion every quarter it's like we're a very fluent person who cares a lot about this season, does the shop for their clothes and when that stuff doesn't sell, spring they got to sit down and come up with a markdown strategy get it out the door figure out how to work with friends to you know move product Crown all those things that's a whole different part of retail and just figure it out you know, predictable inventory flows and categories like you're basically vies jeans or basic hanesbrands, underwear and t-shirts and stuff like that but a little left over at the end of the season, coin in Iran this a Tad earlier but I want to drill into it you've you've done some really interesting research on you know what, lbrands dagradi Amazon be kind of the in your coverage Universe you have the book in so you have Under Armour who is dramatically embraced Amazon and you have Nike that's essentially shunned Amazon yeah what. [51:00] Where do you think bran should fall on that Spectrum or you know what are they talking about what are the kinds of topics that the brands are thinking about in this hole kind of Amazon dilemma. [51:09] How's it going question we do a lot of work on that and talk to a lot of people in the Amazon ecosystem on that at the end of the day in this category would specific is Brands care the most about what their product. Looks like and and pricing of spray there because our pricing but. I want name brand but she go on Amazon right now and search on one of the Brand's I covers very very. Basic product and is it in one of Ryan's doesn't have a relationship with Amazon the search that it comes that comes up on Amazon is, it won't take you long to realize that is not what that company wants its product looking like a lot of it is like doo took a shirt out of a box, it's like rain cold and they just threw it on table and took a picture of it now it's on Amazon instead there's a lot like there's not like a wrinkled shirt. I am at the top of the searching right so. Those are the things that these Brands care about like they need to inspire you to like live a better life by the clothing that you wear and that's what he seen all the Billboards right and that's not always reflect and I am so, that's what I'm thinking about there's trying to think of it then you go like I'll call it out because it's writing it down really nice job but like Levi's, research on Levi's on Amazon and you click on the red Levi's logo itwist you away to a virtual Levi's shop and shop at Scot. They're advertising campaign videos that they created at Levis that show the product exactly how they want on their models you put into the product full size runs full color runs it's like you know you're actually dealing with like. [52:44] Hundred percent legitimate Levi sales and leveraging all the great things about Amazon same time. [52:50] That's what all the brands are trying to figure out now I don't know if if it is Levis just happens we first there because they cut some kind of a different deal or accept less profits upfront or anything like that but, they're in their first brand of the great example of really doing Amazon well in the consumers us, consumers I think everybody wants to figure I will have to figure out how to do that, eventually because look there's not a lot of transaction growth in the US you're either talking to folks like you J Max and Rossiter. Drawing category you talking Amazon if you want category gross everything I have to wrestle with this eventually. But those are things that they care about the most and probably the things that you know the only sit down to table impound out fama's on the most of the next few years, yep and then I'm by no means a fashion Guru but I figured you'd have a point of you on this they just announced today that they've hired, I'm going to totally butcher this but Christine Beauchamp is that it, and I think she's been around a lot of your coverage universe as kind of a well-known fashion executive Williston It Ralph Lauren and other places maybe Jason, nose better not do that is that a what's that mean to have her at Amazon. [54:03] Go to the point of seeing when I said earlier that they're not going away in this category and there's some things that there maybe not the best at. But in no way should anyone expect them to go away they're going to keep investing in it I think they bought a full. Square Block in Brooklyn to build a photo studio for their apparel business a few years ago and I remember riding around in cabs in New York and half the taxis in town had a Amazon fashion. Advertising on the top of the cab there you know you're not going to go away I don't I don't I don't think I was foolish enough to think that they're going to go away and stop pushing in this category. But you do see you just keep moments like that go by and you're like well this is a turning point this is the datapoint to they're getting more not less. Serious about this category they want these brands in I guarantee you they're circling the Nikes and Ralph Lauren's of the world of European luxury guys they want they want those guys on Amazon, very very badly and I'm sure some extent all those guys want to figure out how to have a very and profitable relationship with Amazon to, recently back around like firing her like a reminder very serious about this. Jason:  [55:07] Yep in that. I'm always trepidatious when I anytime I hear this sentence yeah but this this next category will be extra hard for Amazon and have unique barriers because I just feel like they've. Knock down so many barriers in categories that they moved into. [55:23] The one you do hear about a lot lately is that the higher fashion guys go yeah Amazon has totally done great in apparel but. [55:35] Fashion is a whole different thing from apparel and and you know Amazon doesn't have the right DNA to win in fashion like. [55:42] Do you hear that and what what what's your point of view there is like should the fashion guys be worried about Amazon. Scot & Michael:  [55:49] Absolutely you know there's there's a bit there's a bit of a stigma about being you know what, how do you call the everything store for anybody right like what I'm Walmart or Target or any retailers in the past is the commonly everything store in the country there's a certain amount of like you know I'm going to, going to go to the new store in town called cold cuz I don't, I don't really like buying my shirts at the same place I buy my dog food in toothpaste and I want to feel like a fashion relevant human being and and things like that but you know at the end of the day if you kick out that. [56:22] A leg under the stool that is convenient it's just so easy to get the stuff and it kind of got the product that I want anyway and it's called fashion and and high fashion stuff if they get their hands on it and they can. And they can sell it to me in this way that I like buying things, I would not assume that they're not going to be able to figure out fast and look a lot of stuff at shirts and pants at lightweight foldable it's very easy to ship it's you know I think I'm on your last so you were talking about them getting into Pharmaceuticals and stuff. What can seem Easier by comparison and selling high-end shirts on you talk about trying to figure out how to get into Pharmaceuticals. Jason:  [56:57] That absolutely one of the X and a gun. [57:00] Amazonians on the show was talking about a category like live plants being a little tougher and then I finish that show only to find out that my wife had ordered a bunch of live plants for aquarium from Amis. Scot & Michael:  [57:13] Nothing safe yeah I got a life plan for Mother's Day on Prime now it it came it was really well done. Jason:  [57:25] Impress events Garrett. [57:28] A couple things I just want to cover up quickly one of the plays were seeing from a lot of the traditional department stores is the if you can't beat them join them strategy and it seems like every department store now has a, in an off-price concept is that. [57:45] Of a long-term viable strategy for those guys is that you know they they they make a lot of noise about it not being cannibalistic and and stuff but. [57:54] That that seems questionable. Scot & Michael:  [57:57] Yeah we'll see I say it's now it's it's always easy to set up 10 or 20 stores in and look at the economics and said he was first time 20 that we put in the very best markets we could think of to do this they're going really is going really well what's going to the next 20 that's fine, mistake to think like that that's good economics but you know we'll see when it when it become you know to become a scalable business you know what. [58:20] If it's tough to think about you think about it like what people at TJ Maxx and Ross to their kind of like you know there's other Like the Wolf in Pulp Fiction either here to fix problems for you if you got too much inventory at the end of the season, or TJ Maxx we can buy some of this leftover stuff from you Levi's or PVH Calvin Klein whatever it is we can buy, a lot of it we got a lot of stores and we can break it up and then do it we call camouflages for you across thousands of stores that consumer doesn't come in and see. Tile to the ceiling of Calvin Klein shirts in there like there's a problem with Calvin Klein based on the small number of units in here right so, that's a lot of value for them to you know that they put cash on the barrelhead take a huge amount of inventory off your hand at the end of season and they never come back from Mark talamonti so the off-price there's a lot of value like that you know I think about. Your Kohl's or Macy's or even Stacy Penny tries to get in something like that different animal, same guys that are buying NC's and stuff from you her going to coming back to you and saying every want to cut it also serve this functionality of like solving problems but likes on the problems occur in our other stores so we're going to, figure out the sitter's processes you it's it's a much more complicated say. [59:33] Got it one of the so one of the other Trends who wanted to kind of. Check in with you on is this athleisure kind of trend it is very hot and and going really well and you glue lemons in there you put Nike and Under Armour in there and there's a lot of other kind of things going on there but it seems like Nike and Under Armour have kind of, slow down is that something else going on there or is athleisure kind of run its course. [1:00:00] I don't think I've leaders down there still a lotta man from the retailers who are, questions like that I was think about who's standing closest to the consumer and has good insights as to what consumers town and they want in your calls in your Macy's in your JCPenney's or they're all you know still expanding their, space dedicated to these Brands you talking about and Lululemon slow down a bit and on most recent quarter but if you know I would say there there, far from the worst situation I have in my in my coverage groups I still think athleisure is very much a, Megatron it's been going on with a Lulu Lulu I killed in 2007 Under Armour 2005 it's a little it went on for a little too long they call it a fad or Trend I happen to think that a lot of problems right now, yeah even the best of the brands we have trouble when the top 5 retailer in the US goes bankrupt and that's what happened last year was Sports Authority. Search all kinds of extra inventory sitting around there's there's unplanned liquidation sales going on here and there that are causing distractions and you know, your point earlier it's an industry that has a long lead times Brands order stuff from factories 9 months ahead of time if I'm boats coming over from Asia, right after retailer shut down and we are shut down in middle of last year already ordered Christmas. Ernesto shows up in the stores and I think that's causing a little bit of pressure on pricing. [1:01:30] I would say that there is to be share a little bit of complaining from the From The Trenches about the impact of some of the Innovation coming out. Lately from the brand hasn't been a splashy to really give the consumer a compelling reason to come on into the stores so that a split between the two, Jason are doing our best I think we both. That's a lot in yoga pants so hopefully that'll that hoe. Jason:  [1:01:59] Straight that's that's an image I won't be able to unimagined what about Footwear is

In this episode we Talk more MKA, Talk about 2016 and what #2017theyearofheresy has in store for the TVH crew and the heresy community INTRO - BODIES - Drowning Pool Opening Social media/shout-outs Facebook: The Varangian Heresy Podcast Twitter: Varangian Heresy Email: thevarangianheresy@gmail.com Instagram - Varangian Heresy Host hobby progress/project/updates MUSICAL BREAK - Pain Of Salvation - New Year's Eve Main topic Wrap-up the year Red books 6: Retribution FAQs Prospero Angels of Caliban, Praetorian of Dorn, Master of Mankind. The year to come: Lincon Scorpius Scandus MUSICAL BREAK - NINA SIMONE-FEELING GOOD Wrap-up Global Campaing. Aus 30k + Facebook. Clash of the Tetons, Wyoming, 14-15th January in Cheyenne https://clashofthetetons.com/ 40kBrawl Presents Traitors Rage: A Warhammer 30k Event Saturday 28 January, 2017.  First come first serve - 3 games of 3000pts 30k using the format we all love! Venue is in Salisbury, UK with free on site parking. 20 spaces are available so go go go! Entry is secured via PayPal payment of £15 Avarii 5 - 25th February - https://www.facebook.com/events/352790145105331/ MKA-Painting 6-10 April, 2017 Gothcon, Easter 2017. Some info Lincon Heresy 27 May 2017. 43 going. Part 1 of the Varangian Events Series Scorpious Insurrection 12-13 August 2017. 21 going. Part 2 of the Varangian Events Series Scandus 2017 7-8 October. 24 going. Part 3 of the Varangian Events Series Shout Outs - Minature Realm Studios ScatterShot Painting ScatterShot hobbies Lil Legend studios (intermitant) Podcast shoutouts Age of Darkness Northern Heresy Radio Free Istvaan / TFL Eye of Horus Seize the Initiative Geno Five Two Load dice podcast Covenant of Fire Sons of Heresy Don't loose your head Spacemen With Guns OUTRO - BODIES - Drowning Pool

Terminliche Engpässe sorgen für Probleme bei Kreis Ab! Deswegen fehlt die Analyse zum Spitzenspiel der DKB Handball-Bundesliga zwischen den Rhein-Neckar Löwen und der SG Flensburg-Handewitt. Dennoch ist die neue Folge sehr hörenswert, denn zunächst begrüßt Moderator Sascha Staat (www.sportpodcast.de) den Kollegen Björn Pazen, der mit ihm einen sehr ausführlichen Blick auf die kommende Spielzeit in der EHF Champions League bei den Männern wirft. Im Interview der Woche gibt sich Jan Gorr der Ehre. Er führte in der vergangenen Spielzeit erstmals den HSC 2000 Coburg in die höchste Spielklasse, nachdem ihm vor einigen Jahren der Erstligaaufstieg bereits mit dem TV Hüttenberg gelungen war, wo er einst mit erst 26 Jahren die Trainerposition übernahm. Er äußert sich nicht nur zu seiner eigenen Rolle und Entwicklung, sondern erklärt auch, was ihm an einer neuen Regel nicht gefällt.

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番組時間：85分20秒 出演者：たくや、しゃちょう ---- 2016/1/28 ニコ生/YouTubeLIVEで公開録音したものを配信いたします。 ラジオ記事はリスナーのEEチャンピオンさんが書いてくれているので楽してます。 ＜オープニング＞ ・あつめし ・日向丼 ・おいしそう ・言葉だけの飯テロ ・はかせが応援するCD ・持ち歌の多いMOCさん ・タンヤオ ・普通にやりまーす ＜Ａパート＞ ・テクノロジーが退化するラジオ ・生さだ ・熟成肉 ・５年前からツー ・紙で保存 ・クイズです ・えとたま ・ぬるぽ振り返りです ・ちよこちゃんかわいい ・ピエリ守山 ・Gの佃煮 ・伊５０３ちゃんかな？ ・PCを買おう ・もう、だめなのでしてー（ビヨー ・音ゲーの話 ・ボルテの限定CD ・音ゲーはいいぞ ・音ゲーベスト出ます ・う、頭が ・福岡大寒波の話 ・名古屋の美味しいお店の話 ・きしめん美味しい、桜えび美味しい ・これ誰？ ・１月が終わっちゃうよー ＜Ｂパート＞ ・M3前日の昼帯で阿佐ヶ谷でイベントやります ・やったーお酒が飲めるぞ！ ・北海道新幹線で行っちゃう？ ・そこでフェリー ・６番カブ ・あぶおたお待ちしてます ・頭髪を野々村にし ・ランキングのコーナーです ・痛い指ランキング ・爪大事に ・禁忌肢 ・とどめを刺す ・ロンさんは麻酔科です ・高速は経費じゃないの？ ・シートベルトはしましょう ・豆のコーナーです ・ダダ茶豆はブランド名 ・山形県鶴岡市 ・ぺろりんの行方を知ってる方はこちらまで ・１機って ・１１２８の日 ・貨物便に乗っちゃう？ ・ストⅡか ・話が行方不明 ・夢のコーナーです ・空中でたくさんのミニ四駆をバラまかれる ・ミニ７０駆 ・そもさん！そもさん！そもさん！ ・にこやかに微笑んで帰って行きました ・ボルさん ・イオパだったのか ＜エンディング＞ ・みそーーーーーーー ・１０歳のひまりちゃん ・ジンギスカンの文字でお腹がしてきました ・デレステのイベントの結果発表です ・入賞です！ ・ホァーーーー ・めうたし、めうたし ・各種お便りお待ちしております ・01/30土【PLASTIC THEATER 22nd ANNIVERSARY PARTY】　I/O/Pの誰か ・01/31日【大⑨州東方祭14】福岡 西日本総合展示場 新館　夕野ヨシミ 96 ・01/31日【愚流眼 GURUME】札幌DUCE D.watt 臨モス ・02/06土【モグモール】札幌＠mole D.watt ・02/07日【HARDGATE 02】渋谷 CIRCUS Tokyo RoughSketch ・02/10水【new mixr ニューミクサー】mole D.Watt ・02/13土,14日【#音マ】雪まつり 札幌＠つどーむ会場TVh ・02/13土【mikoさんがいっしょ！】大阪市住吉区 雷神 quimさんといっしょ番外編 ・02/15【バレンタインデーの翌日は はかせのBAR お悩み相談室】阿佐ヶ谷ロフトA BARホール ・02/20土【COMIC HORIZON】たくや・しゃちょう＠台湾　※21はいません ・02/21日【イオパ20】札幌＠Plastic Theater ・02/23火【はかせの部屋 はかせと急行 その仲間たち〜2016トレンド大予想】 ・02/27土【twinkle sister☆live4】四谷Live inn Magic miko ・02/27土【CandySlum】大阪市 Club STOMP RoughSketch ・02/27土,28日【極・東方神居祭4】北海道自治労会館？　96 ・02/29月【ニコ生 くま牧】 ・03/05 ラフ助【SOUND VOLTEX FLOOR ANTHEM & beatnation summit】豊洲PIT ・03/13日【東方名華祭10】ポートメッセなごや第2展示館　しゃちょう ・03/20昼夜　はかせ【あっくま会】阿佐ヶ谷ロフトA ・03/27【YATSUZAKI HARDCORE #46 新生活仕事辞めろスペシャル】Plastic Theater ・03/13日【東方名華祭】ポートメッセ名古屋 しゃちょう ・03/20 惡熊会＠阿佐ヶ谷ロフト　昼夜 ・04/10 札幌　東方ライブ ・04/23 あぶおた祭(仮)＠阿佐ヶ谷ロフト　昼 ・04/24日 M3-2016春 ・05/08日 博麗神社例大祭

番組時間：94分21秒 出演者：たくや、しゃちょう、D.watt ---- 2016/1/21 ニコ生/YouTubeLIVEで公開録音したものを配信いたします。 ラジオ記事はリスナーのEEチャンピオンさんが書いてくれているので楽してます。 ＜オープニング＞ ・？？？ ・きらりんロボ ・わっと氏が来てます ・メルセンヌ素数のキャラソン ・ＺＩＰで１０ＭＢ ・数字をアイドルに例える ・５はちゃんみお ・ＣＭのあとは宣伝？ ＜Ａパート＞ ・チュウニズムに曲が入りました ・イロドリミドリで新曲出ました ・跡部さん？ ・webサイトで確認してください ・ゆーちゅーぶのあれかい？ ・筐体で本編？ ・フロムゲーマーズ ・入るだけなら無料 ・チュウニズムは画期的なんです ・おささる ・クラッキンDJサイコー！ ・最初は7人だったのかな ・ちゃんなぎ ・タッチに筋肉いらない ・わっとさんのイベント情報は下記を参照ください ・札幌って実はすごい所なの？ ・イメージクイズ宛 ・神谷奈緒 ・１７歳って多いよね ・ぶおおお ・オルレアン ・答え　藤崎かりん ・ごっすん１０周年 ・月に２枚 ・ここでIO-0002 in the end of the age ・３人合わせて１０８歳 ・ふつおたです ・ぬるぽハイライトです ・今年は入院する ・恋愛あきらめなさい ・あずき ・P先生の時は視聴が５０倍 ・はかせの部屋の話 ・黒いアイツ ・はかせの嫁の理想は１次元 ・むしろ返さなかったヤツを知りたい ・けいおん ・茶ばっかり飲んでるヤツがライブできるのが許せない ・もう、１０年か… ＜Ｂパート＞ ・歌丸ジェノサイド ・ランキングのコーナーです ・悪戯したい駆逐艦ランキング ・龍驤ちゃん ・ガチレズ大井.bot ・艦これ改が出ますね ・レイフ・セーゲルスタム ・誰なんだよ ・９０の前 ・９０のひとつ前 ・８×８は６４ ・印紙 ・ぬるぽに可能な限り投稿する ・内容がくっちゃくちゃ ・社会人になって困ったこと ・お局様の防御力と攻撃力 ・おかしいな？年末ジャンボが当たってないぞ ・夢のコーナーです ・明けました？ ・レゴのダイナマイト ・あーそろそろ帰らないと ・怖がりました ・マンションってこわいね ・１８０レゴ ＜エンディング＞ ・音ゲーか ・はかせうるさ院 ・冬コミでCDがいっぱい出たのでお願いします ・音ゲー東方まとめが出ます ・新曲はありません ・北部食堂（ほくしょく）でやろう ・D.wattの予定空いてますよ ・名古屋のおいしいお店 ・シロノワール ・あぶおたお待ちしてます ・展示会場のレストランでございます ・各種お便りお待ちしております ・01/22金【w/A(nimation ウィズアニメーション 3】シフクNOTE　D.watt ・01/23 ラフ助【Bright Colors 3 & Ponko2 Girlish Release Party】Shib ・01/23土【mikoさん アルバファン オフ会】ニューロカフェ東京 渋谷区神宮前 ・01/30土【PLASTIC THEATER 22nd ANNIVERSARY PARTY】　I/O/Pの誰か ・01/25月【ニコ生 くま牧】 ・01/30土 Plastic Theater アニバーサリー D.watt ・01/31日【大⑨州東方祭14】福岡 西日本総合展示場 新館　夕野ヨシミ 96 ・01/31日【愚流眼 GURUME】札幌DUCE D.watt 臨モス ・02/06土【モグモール】札幌＠mole D.watt ・02/07日【HARDGATE 02】渋谷 CIRCUS Tokyo RoughSketch ・02/10水【new mixr ニューミクサー】mole D.Watt ・02/13土,14日【#音マ】雪まつり 札幌＠つどーむ会場TVh ・02/13土【mikoさんがいっしょ！】大阪市住吉区 雷神 quimさんといっしょ番外編 ・02/20土【COMIC HORIZON】たくや・しゃちょう＠台湾　※21はいません ・02/21日【イオパ20】札幌＠Plastic Theater ・02/27土【twinkle sister☆live4】四谷Live inn Magic miko ・02/27土【CandySlum】大阪市 Club STOMP RoughSketch ・02/27土,28日【極・東方神居祭4】北海道自治労会館　96 ・03/05 ラフ助【SOUND VOLTEX FLOOR ANTHEM & beatnation summit】豊洲PIT ・03/13日【東方名華祭10】ポートメッセなごや第2展示館　しゃちょう ・03/27【YATSUZAKI HARDCORE #46 新生活仕事辞めろスペシャル】Plastic Theater ・03/13日【東方名華祭】ポートメッセ名古屋 しゃちょう ・M3の前後 あぶおた祭(仮) ・04/24日 M3-2016春 ・05/08日 博麗神社例大祭

番組時間：83分27秒 出演者：たくや、しゃちょう ---- 2016/1/14 ニコ生/YouTubeLIVEで公開録音したものを配信いたします。 ラジオ記事はリスナーのEEチャンピオンさんが書いてくれているので楽してます。 ＜オープニング＞ ・アサヒスーパードラーイ ・ジュラーイ ・税込みです ・どんと焼き ・なんかしまーす ＜Ａパート＞ ・外寒いでしょ ・無を固めて像を作る。無像 ・虚無ミク ・ソブラ ・イオシスで雪像作らないよね ・寒いから、雪まつりは夏にやろう ・１年クイズ答えは来年！追加です ・ひなビタ♪アニメ化？ ・豆のコーナーが続いてる ・はかせ激ヤセ ・それは死です ・あっという間に１年たつ ・調子こいてる冬将軍 ・下のセブンイレブン買い取ろう ・古墳作ろう ・IOSYS霊園 ・cygamesを買って無料でガチャ ・ぬるぽハイライトです ・４７都道府県完全制覇 ・カツカレー3500円 ・奈良さん初登場 ・ごっちゃん、元気かな？ ・フリーザ五郎 ・ぬるぽっぽい１０回クイズ募集します ・象印的なクイズ ・女の子？ ・勘のいいガキは嫌いだよ ・知らんがな ・ソウルフルな象さん ・タップダンスをする象さん ・ヒゲのおじさん？ ・クイズ番組減りましたね ・スパムメールが来ました ・昔のワードを振り返る ・おこの後 ・イオシスショップ福袋2016の話 ・青い円盤 ・VHSをDVDに ・毎日、情報処理してます ・手ぶらで試験へ ・魁！基本情報技術者塾 ・知っているのかライデン！ ・それは映しちゃダメなヤツ ・ボケ防止に試験 ・ガルパン全部見たしゃちょう ＜Ｂパート＞ ・無免許でもホラ貝は吹けるのでしてー ・お願いしてないランキングです ・今週は第３位が『お酒』になるランキングです ・お酒、たばこ、車 ・若者の○○ばなれ ・謎の白い液体 ・バラスト水 ・駆逐艦はバラスト水積まねぇよ ・刀剣１周年 ・第１位　新しいコスプレ衣装 ・ボーカルがやらしい ・夢のコーナーです ・「あんきら」と「きらあん」のお茶 ・牛肉を生でむさぼる ・みくにゃん５枚もいらない ・４０あんきら ・１週間続けて夢に幼女が出ました ・幼少期の姉 ・私自身が幼女でした ・７幼女、幼女レインボー ・４０幼女 ・新宿駅は天空の城より強い ・隣の人がセーラームーンに ・５０ねんど ・みなさんの夢待ってます ＜エンディング＞ ・プロの青空家族の方が休んでらっしゃる ・ゴスペル電波 ・音マで海鮮丼 ・みんな大好き自治労会館 ・ゴリラ見てきてください ・名古屋のイオシュランお待ちしてます ・ヒナビタのCD出てます ・イオシス音ゲー１００曲超えました ・各種お便りお待ちしております ・01/16土【今夜は生でYMG 15回め！】ニコ生 ・01/17日【YATSUZAKI HARDCORE #45 出鼻を挫く2016年大忘年会！】Plastic Theater ・01/18月【はかせの部屋 vol.9】前川さんの誕生日会 ・01/20水【東京妄想フォーエバーヤング】発売　ARM ・01/22金【w/A(nimation ウィズアニメーション 3】シフクNOTE　D.watt ・01/23土【mikoさん アルバファン オフ会】ニューロカフェ東京 渋谷区神宮前 ・01/30土【PLASTIC THEATER 22nd ANNIVERSARY PARTY】　I/O/Pの誰か ・01/25月【ニコ生 くま牧】 ・01/31日【大⑨州東方祭14】福岡 西日本総合展示場 新館　夕野ヨシミ 96 ・01/31日【愚流眼 GURUME】札幌DUCE D.watt 臨モス ・02/06土【モグモール】札幌＠mole D.watt ・02/07日【HARDGATE 02】渋谷 CIRCUS Tokyo RoughSketch ・02/10水【new mixr ニューミクサー】mole D.Watt ・02/13土,14日【#音マ】雪まつり 札幌＠つどーむ会場TVh ・02/13土【mikoさんがいっしょ！】大阪市住吉区 雷神 quimさんといっしょ番外編 ・02/20土【COMIC HORIZON】たくや・しゃちょう＠台湾　※21はいません ・02/21日【イオパ20】札幌＠Plastic Theater ・02/27土【twinkle sister☆live4】四谷Live inn Magic miko ・02/27土【CandySlum】大阪市 Club STOMP RoughSketch ・02/27土,28日【極・東方神居祭4】北海道自治労会館　96

番組時間：71分44秒 出演者：たくや、しゃちょう ---- 2016/1/7 ニコ生/YouTubeLIVEで公開録音したものを配信いたします。 ラジオ記事はリスナーのEEチャンピオンさんが書いてくれているので楽してます。 ＜オープニング＞ ・アケオメ、コトヨロ、クリフト、ザラキ ・息の根を止める ・フェ!! ＜Ａパート＞ ・自動処理って怖いよね ・１年クイズ　答えは１年後 ・流行語大賞　ベトナムのたくあん ・はかせはすでにいない ・イオシス地上波登場 ・ＭＯＣさんはうなるほど金持ってるからね ・オクラ？ ・はかせの結婚云々はきてない ・野菜のゴミプレ ・良い子の諸君！この米は我々の作ったものではないぞ！ ・０時０分０秒の争い ・イオ忘、冬コミの話 ・ＭＯＣ「誰か助けてくれよ」 ・癒着っていいよね ・主催が失踪 ・年々、雑になるはかせ ・元クロネコ配達員 ・ノーモーションさん ・ちょっとわかんないですね ・Big House ・ドバイのビル火災 ・クリモトイレブン ・小学生にヤギは人気 ・みんな何連休なの？ ・3日間、畑に出なかった ・ほどほどがいいよね ・ちょちょっとお酒をとりに ・４月から学生になります ・部活は柔道部ですよね ・大人の門限とは？ ・女子大行きてーなー ・相方が可哀想 ・グルコスしてますか？ ・イオシスパック ・ビーストの譜面のさ、し、す、せ、そ ・ぬるぽ放送局リプレイです ・外で暖房を炊く名古屋(夏) ・変態認定はじまる ・アックマ、コアックマ登場 ・ロリ神様降臨 ・だめぜったい ・Ｐ先生の年越しイベントの話 ・まかない（冷蔵庫のあまりもの） ・え？ ＜Ｂパート＞ ・オシャレなイス ・ランキングのコーナーです ・今週は第３位が『餅』になるランキングです ・龍驤ちゃんはサイコーだぜ！ ・２０歳以上の方はググってください ・他のＤＭＭゲームの機能 ・イオシス福袋完売 ・夢のコーナーです ・初夢報告です ・今年も同人誌まみれの１年になりそうです ・メガネをかけた馬のような同級生 ・センター試験まで２週間弱 ・がんばってください ・センター試験は正解すると点がもらえる ・店員さんの頭上に８５枚のくじが舞い降り ・ママ友は５歳の幼女を連れてました ・早く１３.５歳になって結婚しろ ・１００同人誌 ・１００馬の顔 ・８００万８５くじ ・たくやさんの初夢 ・「これ、リハですかね？」 ・無難なあいさつで目を覚ます ・みなさんの夢お待ちしてます ＜エンディング＞ ・１２年目かな？ ・次回のお願いしないランキングのお題は第３位が『お酒』です ・新コーナー　ヒントでピント？ ・ぬるぽっぽい１０回クイズも募集します ・アリマックスっぽい ・各種お便りお待ちしております ・01/11月祝 【電キュン12!】渋谷 R-Lounge　ARM D.watt ・01/16土【今夜は生でYMG 15回め！】ニコ生 ・01/17日【YATSUZAKI HARDCORE #45 出鼻を挫く2016年大忘年会！】Plastic Theater ・01/18月【はかせの部屋 vol.9】前川さんの誕生日会 ・01/25月【ニコ生 くま牧】 ・01/31日【大⑨州東方祭14】福岡 西日本総合展示場 新館　夕野ヨシミ 96 ・01/31日【愚流眼 GURUME】札幌DUCE D.watt 臨モス ・02/06土【モグモール】札幌＠mole D.watt ・02/07日【HARDGATE 02】渋谷 CIRCUS Tokyo RoughSketch ・02/13土,14日【#音マ】雪まつり 札幌＠つどーむ会場TVh ・02/13土【mikoさんがいっしょ！】大阪市住吉区 雷神 quimさんといっしょ番外編 ・02/20土【COMIC HORIZON】たくや・しゃちょう＠台湾　※21はいません ・02/21日【イオパ20】札幌＠Plastic Theater ・02/27土【CandySlum】大阪市 Club STOMP RoughSketch ・02/27土,28日【極・東方神居祭4】北海道自治労会館　96

Musikalisches Können, Vielfalt, Natürlichkeit und vor allem sein enges und ehrliches Verhältnis zum Publikum sind seit fünf Jahrzehnten Markenzeichen des Sängers, Komponisten, Texters, Produzenten, Schauspielers, Buchschreibers, Moderators... Frank Schöbel. Er ist der Künstler aus den neuen Bundesländern, der die längste und erfolgreichste Karriere vorweisen kann. Dies zeigte sich bei zahlreichen Jahresumfragen in TV- Hörfunk- und Printmedien. Allein 14 Titel aus seinem umfangreichen Repertoire belegten den 1. Platz in den jährlichen Schlager-paraden. Wir haben uns mit Frank bei „immer wieder sonntags“ über sein 50 jähriges Jubiläum, seine Tour und auch über seinen runden Geburtstag unterhalten - er feiert dieses Jahr noch seinen 70. Geburtstag. Das alles gibt es in der aktuellen Folge.

Host Nicholas Fogelson discusses articles from the October 2009 issue of the Green Journal.  Topics: H1N1 at UCSF, complications of TVH vs TVH AP repair, and the cost of private cord blood banking (and a rant of what Nick thinks about the topic). Academic OB/GYN Episode 10 – Green Journal October 2009

Der Turm von Hanoi (TvH) und der Turm von London (TvL) sind Transformationsaufgaben zur Untersuchung des Problemlöse- und Planungsverhaltens, die in der neuropsychologischen Diagnostik und in den Neurowissenschaften eingesetzt werden. Die Durchsicht der Literatur zeigt allerdings, dass es bis jetzt für beide Turmaufgaben weder eine einheitliche Struktur, noch ein standardisiertes Auswertungssystem in Klinik und Forschung gibt. Daher existiert eine große Bandbreite bezüglich Aufgabenauswahl, unterschiedlichen Variablen und Testdurchführung (Instruktion, Holz- oder Computerversion). Dies könnte an der fehlenden Information über die Strukturen des TvL und TvH und an den zu messenden kognitiven Funktionen liegen. Diese Uneinheitlichkeit macht es schwer bis unmöglich, einzelne Studien und Ergebnisse miteinander zu vergleichen und Schlussfolgerungen zu ziehen. In dieser Arbeit sollen die kognitiven Anforderungen an den TvL und den TvH untersucht werden. Wir haben in der Arbeitsgruppe Kognitive Neurologie der Neurologischen Universitätsklinik München zusammen mit dem Mathematischen Institut der LMU München eine Computerversion beider Aufgaben auf dem Tablet-PC entwickelt, mit denen es möglich ist, jeden einzelnen Schritt mit dem „Hanoi“-Graphen und dem „London“-Graphen zu dokumentieren. Zusätzlich werden die benötigte Zeit, die gemachten Züge, die Anzahl der Fehler, die genauen Positionen der Fehler und die gegangenen Pfade aufgezeichnet. Ziel dieser Arbeit war es, mögliche Alterseffekte in Bezug auf das Problemlöseverhalten sowie Parameter zu bestimmen, die die Aufgabenschwierigkeit ausmachen. Mit Hilfe der Graphen wurde der Einsatz von Strategien untersucht. Ferner sollten Zusammenhänge mit anderen Tests zur Untersuchung der Exekutivfunktionen sowie zwischen dem TvH und dem TvL untersucht werden. Zur genaueren Bestimmung beteiligter neuroanatomischer Strukturen wurde das Problemlöseverhalten von Patienten mit umschriebenen Hirnläsionen analysiert. Dazu wurden 70 gesunde Probanden im Alter von 20-70 Jahren und 22 Patienten mit umschriebenen Hirnläsionen untersucht. Die Probanden und Patienten führten jeweils 20 TvH- und TvL-Aufgaben durch. Die ersten 12 TvL-Aufgaben waren die Originalaufgaben aus der Studie von Shallice (1982) mit 2 bis 5 Zügen und wurden um je 4 Aufgaben mit 6 und 7 Zügen erweitert. Die TvH-Aufgaben waren in den Start- und Zielpositionen sowie in der Anzahl der Züge ähnlich. Als Kontrollvariablen wurden das verbale und visuelle Kurzzeit- und Arbeitsgedächtnis (Zahlen- und Blockspannen), die Wort- und Zeichenflüssigkeit, die kognitive Verarbeitungsgeschwindigkeit und Flexibilität (Trail Making Test A und B) sowie das Intelligenzniveau (MWT-B, Matrizentest aus dem WIE) untersucht. Die Ergebnisse zeigten, dass es Alterseffekte in Bezug auf das Problemlöseverhalten gibt. Ältere gesunde Probanden waren insgesamt langsamer und hatten weniger optimal gelöste Aufgaben. Die Analyse der Graphen ergab, dass die meisten Probanden beim Lösen von TvH- und TvL-Aufgaben bestimmte Strategien einsetzen. Beim TvH wurde die verfeinerte perzeptuelle Strategie (VPS) und beim TvL vermutlich die „obstacle-removal subgoal“ Strategie eingesetzt. Parameter, die die Aufgabenschwierigkeit ausmachen, sind neben der Zugzahl hauptsächlich die Anfangs- und Endkonfigurationen sowie die Anzahl der kürzesten Lösungswege. Dabei sind Aufgaben mit einer flachen Zielkonfiguration schwieriger zu lösen als Aufgaben mit einer partiellen Turm-Zielkonfiguration sowie Turm-Zielkonfiguration. Letztere erscheinen am leichtesten. Der Vergleich des TvH mit dem TvL ergab, dass gesunde Probanden zur Lösung des TvL zwar mehr Zeit benötigten, aber der Unterschied zwischen jüngeren und älteren gesunden Probanden sowie zwischen Gesunden und Patienten beim TvH größer war als beim TvL. Ältere und Patienten brauchten für den TvH mehr Zeit und Züge. Korrelationsanalysen ergaben, dass beim Lösen des TvH und TvL abstraktes Denkvermögen (Matrizentest) sowie kognitive Flexibilität (Zeichenflüssigkeit, TMT B) beteiligt sind. Die Läsionsanalysen weisen darauf hin, dass linkshemisphärische Läsionen zur Verlangsamung und rechtshemisphärische eher zu Schwierigkeiten beim Einhalten von Regeln führen. Zusammenfassend kann gesagt werden, dass Turm von Hanoi und London auf dem Tablet PC eine bessere Alternative zu bisherigen Versionen ist sowie eine gezieltere Auswahl der Aufgaben, aber auch eine differenziertere Analyse des Problemlöseverhaltens von gesunden Kontrollpersonen und Patienten mit umschriebenen Läsionen ermöglicht.