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Congrats to Jonesboro, winner of its third UIL softball title in a row and the only Centex team to take home a trophy this year. Of this trio of the Eagles, Midway and Bosqueville, who is best equpped to be right back here next year?In baseball, the Robinson Rockets play for the state title Friday. Can they bring home the crown against Brock in Round Rock?Brice wrote this week about a state champion he covered 30 years ago: the 1996 Brenham Cubettes, who beat Midway 1-0 in the softball state title game. But what are some of the other favorite teams we've covered?It's June now, and we're finally post-graduation after a flurry of activity. We were all 18 once — even Chad. Let's dish out some life advice for these new graduates.------Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tying a bow on the UIL state track and field meet in Austin: What were the most memorable moments for Central Texas?Bosqueville still has both softball and baseball teams alive in the playoffs (as of this recording, Wednesday, May 27). Can the Bulldogs become the latest Centex teams to win the double?Make your predictions: How many of the 5 (3 softball, 2 baseball) teams will still be playing next week?Taking a look back at the year, which Centex athletic program, boys or girls, would you say has had the best 2025-26?------Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Promoveren in het eerste seizoen en handhaven in het tweede jaar: de carrière van Ruben den Uil als hoofdtrainer van Excelsior had slechter kunnen beginnen. In FC Rijnmond blikt hij terug op het afgelopen seizoen. Dat doet hij op herkenbare wijze: altijd met een lach.

It's a crazy time of year, and we're always glad to see the UIL state track & field meet rolling out in Austin. Out of tons of kids competing, what Central Texas storylines are you most interested in?We're deep into the UIL state softball playoffs, with 3 Centex teams still standing in the regional finals. Do you think there are good odds all 3 will win state? If not, who's most likely out of Midway, Bosqueville and Jonesboro?We don't get too many football coaching changes in May, but Ty Robinson has left Crawford for Palestine, and the district quickly promoted Sam Moody to its HFC/AD role. For a program that traditionally has tons of stability, the Pirates now have 3 coaches in 3 seasons. Is Moody likely to be the guy for the long haul?November and February tend to be our biggest signing months, but we've had a burst of activity lately with Bosqueville, Midway, Lorena and others. What would your advice be to these kids who are making decisions fairly late in the recruiting process?------Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, Central Texas produced yet another state golf champion in Lorena sophomore Chase Horn. So, we're wondering: Which is harder — winning state in an individual sport, or in one of the team sports?With split-division playoffs in UIL for all sports, it's created some interesting matchups: a district champion isn't guaranteed to play a fourth seed, for example. And some lower-seeded teams are going to catch a break. Axtell, Bosqueville, Crawford and others have some matchups that are either easier or tougher than you might expect. Is that fair?The sports calendar is turning to May now, with about a month left of high school athletics happening. What are you most looking forward to over the next few weeks?------Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Justin interviews Fonzo Martinez, boys basketball head coach at McKinney Christian Academy in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, about his path from high school and college basketball—derailed by severe knee injuries—to working as a train engineer and in corporate sales before feeling called to coach. He details getting his start at Coram Deo Academy, rebuilding a losing program into a playoff and state tournament team, then moving to McKinney Christian, where he became head coach four years ago and has led a dominant run including TAPPS state titles in 2022 and 2026 (39–1 this year; 77–3 over two years). Martinez explains Texas scheduling and associations (UIL, TAPPS, SPC), emphasizes adjusting style to personnel, and shares culture-building practices like weekly leadership days, player speeches, peer feedback sessions, bench standards, and boundaries that prioritize family and healthy time commitments.00:00 Meet Coach Fonzo00:44 Playing Days and Knee Injury01:56 Railroad to Coaching Leap05:58 First Head Job at Coram Deo06:52 COVID and Move to McKinney09:04 State Title Run and Scheduling11:29 Texas Leagues Explained13:25 What New Coaches Miss17:32 Adapting Style to Personnel26:11 Offseason Rules and Multi Sport34:10 Culture Staples and Leadership Day35:44 Culture Over Winning36:33 Inside Leadership Day38:36 Weekly Player Speeches39:51 Practice Time Breakdown41:41 Attitude And 95 Percent Rule45:25 Role Clarity Exercises46:38 Peer Feedback Meeting49:21 Bench Energy Standards51:03 Stealing From Other Sports52:17 Player Led Timeouts58:47 Pregame Warmup Upgrades01:02:08 Changing Mind On Time01:05:55 Closing Thoughts

Congratulations to the nine area athletes from Floresville and La Vernia who earned selection to the Texas High School Coaches Association (THSCA) and Walmart 2025-26 Academic All-State Teams for Girls Soccer. The Academic All-State Award honors senior student-athletes who demonstrate exceptional commitment both in the classroom and in competition. Floresville •Honorable Mention — Nora Felan, Katie Burns, and Alyssa Salazar. La Vernia •First team — Catherine Buerkle and Violet Fox •Second team — Keagan Gulley, Skylin Caughlin, and Kylie Dodson •Honorable Mention —Kayla Conyers. This award recognizes students from fourteen different UIL sports, who excel in three categories: GPA, class... Article Link

What does this mean for La Vega to finally make history — to win a state title in soccer after winning in so many other sports like football, basketball and track & field?Let's talk softball, where the playoffs start next week. Central Texas always lots of contenders, and among those ranked in the polls are Bremond, West, China Spring, Lake Belton and Midway. Is it surprising not to see certain familiar names listed, like Robinson, Crawford, Jonesboro?For softball teams in Texas, do you need more than one ace to win a state title? Or can you still roll one pitcher out there every game?Over the next six weeks or so, we'll have UIL and TAPPS events in golf, tennis, track & field, softball and baseball. With those and all the other sports which have finished up their seasons so far, what's your favorite state championship event to cover during the school year?------Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We recorded this before Thursday's state title match in Georgetown, but let's chat about the La Vega boys soccer team. Having seen this Pirates squad play, what's the most impressive part of its game? (The Pirates beat Lake Dallas 1-0 to become the first Centex soccer title in 13 years to win state.)Waco ISD Stadium hosted La Vega's state semifinal match, which was a cool thing both for us and local fans. What sports do you think Waco should host for UIL state championships? Doesn't it make more sense than San Antonio?The Centex NCAA transfer portal has been hot lately, with state title winners like La Vega's MiMi Willis and Angela Carroll, and Fairfield's Shadasia Brackens looking to make a move. Where do you think would be the best fit for these players?Speaking of recruiting, Midway's Lathan Whisenton committed to Notre Dame recently. Was that a surprising move for a Centex player?------Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Als je zijn sociale media moet geloven, is Andrew Tate de stoïcijnse meester van de 21e eeuw. Men kan zich afvragen of hij met al zijn Bugatti's, Ferrari's en horloges zich goed heeft verdiept in de niet-materialistische aard van de Stoa. Maar Tate is niet alleen, ook rechtse politici maken gebruik van het klassiek cultureel erfgoed. Zo vaardige Trump een decreet uit - Making Federal Architecture Beautiful Again – waardoor overheidsgebouwen alleen nog in Grieks-Romeinse stijl gebouwd mogen worden. Ook Baudet haalde inspiratie uit de klassieken met een Latijnse maidenspeech en zijn ‘Uil van Minerva'. Classicus dr. Koen Vacano, verbonden aan de Universiteit Utrecht, vertelt in de Jortcast waarom de klassieke oudheid vaak terugkomt in deze conservatieve, radicaal-rechtse kringen.  

Congratulations to Poth High School's Mighty Pirate Band, one of three area high school bands selected to perform their full UIL competition routines at the 90th Battle of Flowers Band Festival! Join the band on Thursday, April 23, for the Battle of Flowers “From Pages to Possibilities” Band Festival in Alamo Stadium in San Antonio. The event will feature: •39 high school bands •4,100 talented student musicians •An unforgettable evening of music, competition, and Fiesta spirit. Gates open at 5 p.m., with a prelude at 6:30 p.m. The Parade of Bands competition begins at 7 p.m. General admission is ;...Article Link

The La Vega girls came up just short in their revenge tour, falling in overtime to Decatur in the state basketball semifinals. What made the difference in that one?Defending boys' champ Rapoport returned to the state basketball tournament for the second straight year, but their feathers were plucked by Panhandle in the semifinals. How impressive is this historic run? After a couple seasons in, what are your thoughts on the new UIL two-division setup for all team sports like basketball, soccer, baseball, softball, etc.?Uni talk: If you were to pick a Centex team solely based on their basketball uniforms, who would you be a big fan of?------Music: https://www.purple-planet.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In Part 2 of Soccer for Success, we go deeper.This conversation moves beyond curriculum and into implementation — how Dallas ISD built a no-cost, district-wide pathway from elementary Spark programs to middle school leagues and high school UIL competition.We break down how Spark works (grades 2–6), how competitive soccer is introduced the right way, and how over 50 elementary schools are now participating in structured play.If you're a parent wondering how to advocate for better sports access…If you're a school leader looking for a scalable youth development model…If you care about keeping kids active and engaged…This episode gives you the blueprint.Key Talking PointsHow Spark functions as a foundational after-school programWhy grades 3–6 are critical for long-term sports retentionThe creation of a competitive elementary soccer league51 elementary schools currently participating31 middle schools running interdistrict leaguesNo-cost participation for families (equipment included)How healthy competition is introduced graduallyThe importance of PE and Athletics working togetherHow other school districts can partner with US Soccer FoundationWhy foundational skills reduce dropout rates after sixth gradeQuotes from the Guests“You don't have to be a soccer star to teach soccer.” – Lisa Perry“Ask what your child is learning in physical education and how you can support that.” – Lisa Perry“We want kids to fall in love with fitness — with moving.” – Dr. Lisa Whitaker“Spark says we are going to build your skill over time in a safe place.” – Dr. Lisa Whitaker“We are fully committed to these programs across these two departments.” – Dr. Lisa Whitaker“My goal was always to give opportunities to kids who can't afford to play.” – Marisela Lopez“At this point in my career, I'm more about coaching coaches than coaching players.” – Warren Coddle“After sixth grade, kids start dropping out.” – Lisa Perry“We want to provide the opportunity.” – Lisa Perry“At the end of the day, I want kids active. I want them to play sports.” – Lisa PerryConnect with the GuestsWarren Cottle

I dati - sottolineano Cgil, Cisl e Uil - evidenziano il permanere di significative disparità nei salari e nei tassi di occupazione, mentre i dati sulla qualità delle nuove assunzioni sono addirittura in peggioramento.

ohn McClain reacts to the impending Tytus Howard and David Montgomery trades, Jerry Schuplinski takes over as QB coach, and the 2026 coaching staff is set. Plus flag football. Marc Vandermeer goes solo on a packed Wednesday night that covers the full spectrum from blockbuster trade reactions to girls flag football. Hall of Fame writer John McClain opens the show with his trademark candor on the week's two trades: he loves the David Montgomery deal — "some members of the national media were criticizing it and I don't understand why" — highlighting that Montgomery's 33 rushing touchdowns over the last three years dwarf the Texans' red zone production (Montgomery had eight touchdowns alone last year; the entire Texans backfield had nine). McClain predicts Nick Caserio will trade out of the first round for the second consecutive year, potentially acquiring three second-round picks, and sees as many as three new offensive line starters in 2026. On Tytus Howard, he understands the financial reality with the Will Anderson Jr. extension looming — Anderson "might be the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history." McClain also weighs in on the Colts' transition tag on Daniel Jones, calls the Anthony Richardson pick "one of the biggest mistakes in the history of the draft," predicts Alec Pierce lands with Drake Maye and the Patriots, and offers his skepticism on Kyler Murray's work habits. Marc then breaks down the 2026 coaching staff announcement, headlined by Jerry Schuplinski taking over as quarterbacks coach after Jerrod Johnson's departure. Marc details Schuplinski's extensive NFL résumé — Patriots (three Super Bowls), Dolphins, Giants, Raiders, Rams under Sean McVay — and cites glowing endorsements from Ryan Fitzpatrick and Jimmy Garoppolo about his specific impact on their development. He emphasizes that the John Carroll connection doesn't define Schuplinski; his decade-plus of NFL experience across multiple offensive systems does. Marc also celebrates the returns of Corey Undlin (defensive passing game coordinator) and Dino Vasso despite both receiving outside interview interest. The middle segment features Amon-Ra St. Brown's podcast comments on Montgomery's departure from Detroit — "He's an RB1 on 31 other teams... I told everyone, keep him on your fantasy team because he's about to go even crazier" — and Marc's deep dive into NBC's throwback NBA broadcast, complete with Houstonized versions of the classic NBC and CBS basketball themes tied to Rockets championship memories. The show closes with Brett Stewart, Director of Youth Football Development for the Texans, discussing the explosive growth of girls flag football — 130-plus high school teams across Texas, the push for UIL sanctioning, the combined Senior Showcase that drew 525 boys and 228 girls with 70-plus college programs offering scholarships on the spot, and the road to the 2028 Olympics. Marc and Brett also build an all-Texans Olympic flag football roster featuring C.J. Stroud, Derek Stingley Jr., Nico Collins, Calen Bullock, and Kamari Lassiter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rassegna stampa economico-finanziaria del 3 Marzo 2026, strutturata per macro-temi e basata sulle principali testate giornalistiche nazionali.Investimenti e MercatiTestate coinvolte: Il Sole 24 Ore / la Repubblica / Corriere della Sera * Bruciati 314 miliardi di euro di capitalizzazione nelle sole Borse europee a causa dell'escalation tra USA, Israele e Iran. * Piazza Affari ha registrato una flessione del 1,97%, perdendo circa 17 miliardi di euro. Le Borse più colpite sono state Francoforte (-2,66%) e Parigi (-2,17%). * Bitcoin in controtendenza: balzo del 6%, tornando a ridosso della soglia dei 70.000 $ (68.999 $ in chiusura). * Settore Lusso in crisi: Forti cali per LVMH (-4,34%), Kering (-5%) e i titoli italiani come Brunello Cucinelli (-4,57%) e Ferrari (-4%), a causa dei timori per i consumi nell'area del Golfo. * BTP Valore: Partenza positiva per la nuova emissione con una raccolta iniziale di 6 miliardi di euro.Banche e CreditoTestate coinvolte: la Repubblica / Milano Finanza * Settore bancario sotto pressione: I titoli del credito sono stati tra i più penalizzati nelle sedute europee a causa dell'incertezza geopolitica. * Mediobanca: Pubblicato un report sulle università telematiche, evidenziandone la redditività come nuovo "business" accademico. * Enel: Ipotesi di un allargamento del Consiglio di Amministrazione in vista delle prossime scadenze societarie.Industria e AutomotiveTestate coinvolte: Il Sole 24 Ore / Il Messaggero / la Repubblica * Export a rischio: In gioco 20 miliardi di euro di esportazioni italiane verso i Paesi del Golfo e ulteriori 0,5 miliardi verso l'Iran. * Settore Difesa in crescita: Leonardo (+2,5%) e Fincantieri (+0,5%) resistono al ribasso generale grazie ai nuovi scenari bellici e a un contratto di Leonardo nel Regno Unito da 1,3 miliardi di euro (23 elicotteri AW149). * Crisi trasporti: Oltre 5.000 voli cancellati globalmente; titoli come Air France-KLM (-9,4%) e Finnair (-11%) hanno subito crolli verticali per il blocco degli hub del Golfo.Fisco, Normativa e PoliticaTestate coinvolte: Corriere della Sera / la Repubblica / Il Messaggero / Il Sole 24 Ore * Deficit/PIL 2025 al 3,1%: Superata la soglia del 3% prevista dal governo, ritardando l'uscita dell'Italia dalla procedura d'infrazione UE. * Pressione fiscale record: Ha raggiunto il 43,1%, il livello più alto dal 2014. * PIL 2025: Crescita reale ferma allo 0,5%, in ribasso rispetto alla stima precedente dello 0,7%. * Referendum Giustizia: Scontro tra Meloni (che sostiene il "Sì" per la separazione delle carriere) e Schlein (che vede nella riforma un indebolimento dei magistrati). * Superbonus: Indicato dal ministro Giorgetti come causa dello sforamento del deficit per un valore di circa 81,5 miliardi di euro di detrazioni maturate a fine 2025.Energia e GeopoliticaTestate coinvolte: Corriere della Sera / la Repubblica / Il Sole 24 Ore * Prezzo del gas in volo: Schizzato del 35-40% sulla borsa di Amsterdam, raggiungendo i 44-48,85 €/MWh dopo la sospensione della produzione in Qatar. * Petrolio (Brent): Prezzi saliti dell'8% fino a 80 $ al barile, con stime che ipotizzano un picco a 150 $ in caso di conflitto prolungato. * Stretto di Hormuz: I Pasdaran hanno dichiarato chiuso lo stretto, da cui transita il 20% del petrolio mondiale e il 20% del GNL. * Guerra in Iran: Gli USA dichiarano di aver colpito 1.250 siti, mentre Israele ne rivendica 600. Il presidente Trump ipotizza un intervento di 4-5 settimane. * Ucraina: Zelensky dichiara che non cederà mai il Donbass (5.800 kmq oggetto di trattativa), nonostante le perdite russe siano stimate in 35.000 uomini al mese.Lavoro e FormazioneTestate coinvolte: la Repubblica / La Stampa * Inattivi in aumento: Registrato un incremento tra i giovani (15-49 anni), a fronte di una tenuta dell'occupazione solo nelle fasce over 50. * Proteste sindacali: CGIL, CISL e UIL chiedono il superamento della "logica dei bonus" e aiuti strutturali per le imprese manifatturiere contro il caro energia. * Mobilitazione: Indetta dalla CGIL per il 7 marzo a tutela dei diritti dei rider e dell'autonomia dei magistrati.Executive Takeaway (Insight per C-suite) * Rischio Stagflazione: Il combinato disposto di PIL asfittico (0,5%) e rincari energetici (Gas +35%) pone le imprese europee di fronte a uno shock d'offerta che potrebbe frenare consumi e investimenti nel Q2 2026. * Vulnerabilità Finanza Pubblica: Lo sforamento del deficit (3,1%) e la pressione fiscale record (43,1%) riducono i margini di manovra del governo per nuovi incentivi industriali o tagli fiscali alle imprese. * Shift Logistico e Supply Chain: Il blocco di Hormuz impone la rotta del Capo di Buona Speranza, con sovrapprezzi dei noli stimati tra il 30% e il 35% e raddoppio dei costi per il trasporto cargo. * Settore Difesa come Safe Haven: In un mercato azionario che brucia oltre 300 miliardi, i titoli della difesa (Leonardo, Fincantieri) si confermano gli unici asset industriali in grado di generare valore in questo scenario geopolitico. * Emergenza Energetica: La dipendenza dal GNL del Qatar e i bassi livelli degli stoccaggi europei (sotto il 30%) richiedono una revisione immediata dei piani di approvvigionamento aziendali per prevenire nuovi rincari strutturali in estate

Send a textIn this episode of the Hodge Pack podcast Hodge Josh and Misti, take a look at the USA Women's Hockey Team gold winning performance over Canada. Hodge poses the question is winning the bronze medal, a better feeling at the moment than winning the silver medal? Josh disagrees with Hodge and Misti.Hodge, Josh and Misti, take time to remember the life and career of the great actor Robert Duvall. Gus, Lonesome Dove, Days of Thunder, Open Range and many other legendary roles were played. Misti has many movies still to watch.This week in Misti's bag, "which villain sports figure would actually be a good head coach?" The Pack give some compelling answers. MG Dean receives the championship belt for winning the Hodge Pack College Football Playoff bracket challenge. Rotan Lady Yellow Hammers, head coach Garrett Watson, players, Talyn, Avery, and Braylee join the show. The Yellow Lady Hammers, are in the UIL girls basketball playoffs. They share about their season and preview their area round game against a very good Hermleigh team. Support the show

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Send us a textThe map just changed, and with it the path to December. UIL realignment day landed with a thud across Central Texas, and we break down what the new districts mean for coaches, players, and fans who live for Friday nights. From how October snapshot enrollments set the board to why Austin's explosive growth now supports three full 6A districts, we walk through the logic, the surprises, and the ripple effects that will define the next two seasons.We're joined by Anderson head coach and AD Donald Hatcher, whose program drew a heavyweight lane with Smithson Valley and Champion. Coach Hatcher explains what it takes to face a back-to-back 5A Division I state champion, how Anderson leans into identity after consecutive playoff runs, and why “to be the best, you have to beat the best” isn't just a slogan. We also talk rivalry stakes as McCallum vs Anderson becomes a district decider, plus the calendar puzzle of stadium dates, non-district slots, and the hidden cost of travel weeks.Beyond the headlines, we zoom out to the strategy that wins realigned seasons: managing depth across gauntlet schedules, owning special teams and field position, and preparing for tie-breakers in districts where five or six playoff-caliber teams chase four tickets. Liberty Hill's expanded footprint and long hauls to New Braunfels and San Antonio highlight how mileage affects recovery, practice plans, and budgets. Whether your team moved up a class or dodged a buzzsaw, the margin for error just narrowed—and that's where smart programs find an edge.If you love Texas high school football, hit follow, subscribe on YouTube, and share this breakdown with your district rivals. Drop your take: which new district is the true gauntlet, and who's ready to make a run?Support the showPlease like and follow each of Stories Inside the Man Cave Podcast social media links on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and Tik Tok.

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Rassegna stampa economico-finanziaria del 03 febbraio 2026, strutturata per macro-temi e basata sulle principali testate giornalistiche nazionali.Energia e AmbienteCorriere della Sera / La Stampa * Decreto Energia e costi PMI: Il governo lavora a un decreto per ridurre i costi elettrici, ma mancano all'appello circa 3 miliardi di euro necessari per tagliare le bollette delle PMI. Attualmente, una piccola impresa italiana paga l'elettricità il 57% in più rispetto a una spagnola. * Meccanismo del Prezzo Marginale: Il prezzo dell'elettricità in Italia rimane elevato perché legato al costo del gas (fonte più costosa) nel 70% dei casi, includendo gli oneri per i permessi di emissione CO2 (circa 35 euro per MWh). * Bonus Famiglie: Previsto un bonus straordinario di circa 55 euro annui per le bollette elettriche di 4,5 milioni di famiglie vulnerabili (Isee fino a 15.000 euro). * Stop Gas Russo: Pubblicato il regolamento UE per lo stop graduale alle importazioni di gas dalla Russia, che diventerà totale nell'autunno 2027.Investimenti e MercatiIl Messaggero / Il Sole 24 Ore * Materie Prime e Beni Rifugio: Crollo del mercato dei metalli preziosi con oltre 10.000 miliardi di capitalizzazione bruciati in tre sedute tra oro e argento. L'oro si è attestato ieri, poco sotto i 4.700 dollari l'oncia (-3%), mentre il petrolio Brent è sceso a 66 dollari al barile (-5%). * Telecomunicazioni Europee: L'ecosistema delle TLC europee vale 1.142 miliardi di euro e si stima una crescita dell'8% entro il 2030, trainata da IA, Cloud e 6G. * Criptovalute e Trump: Lo sceicco emiratino Tahnoon bin Zayed ha acquistato per 500 milioni di dollari il 49% della World Liberty Financial, società di criptovalute partecipata da Eric Trump.Geopolitica Economica e Accordi InternazionaliLa Repubblica / Il Giornale * Accordo USA-India: Nuova Delhi interromperà l'acquisto di petrolio russo in cambio di una riduzione dei dazi USA dal 25% al 18%. Il premier Modi si è impegnato a "comprare americano" per oltre 500 miliardi di dollari in beni energetici e tecnologici. * Federazione Europea: Mario Draghi sollecita il passaggio dell'UE da confederazione a federazione per non restare "sottomessa" a USA e Cina, proponendo investimenti comuni in difesa e industria. * Microchip e Emirati: L'accordo tra la famiglia Trump e gli Emirati Arabi Uniti punta a facilitare l'accesso di Abu Dhabi ai microchip per l'Intelligenza Artificiale, superando i precedenti veti di Washington.Banche e Finanza PubblicaIl Sole 24 Ore / MF * Acquisti PA e Consip: Consip punta a coinvolgere 60.000 nuove imprese negli acquisti della Pubblica Amministrazione. * Nomine Authority: Proposta di utilizzare il "metodo Bankitalia" per le future nomine in Consob e Antitrust per garantirne l'indipendenza. * BCE e Innovazione: La Banca Centrale Europea apre all'utilizzo della tecnologia Blockchain.Lavoro e ImpreseLa Repubblica / Il Sole 24 Ore / La Verità * Trasparenza Salariale: Il governo recepisce la direttiva UE 970/2023 per ridurre il gender pay gap (che in Italia tocca punte del 32% nei servizi finanziari).Le imprese con oltre 100 dipendenti dovranno rendere esplicite le differenze retributive e correggerle se superano il 5%. * Salari e Contrattazione: Nel 2024 la retribuzione annua media di un lavoratore a tempo indeterminato è stata di 29.600 euro, contro gli 8.700 euro degli stagionali. Il 97% della forza lavoro privata è coperta dai 99 "contratti leader" firmati da Cgil, Cisl e Uil. * Assunzioni Leonardo: Il gruppo Leonardo prevede l'assunzione di ulteriori 17.000 dipendenti nell'arco dei prossimi 3 anni. * Siderurgia (Ex Ilva): L'imprenditore Michael Flacks progetta un'integrazione tra l'ex Ilva e British Steel per creare un polo siderurgico europeo, con un piano di finanziamenti da 5 miliardi di euro.Pubblica Amministrazione e GiustiziaLa Repubblica / Il Sole 24 Ore * Referendum Giustizia: Sondaggi in bilico per la consultazione del 22-23 marzo sulla separazione delle carriere: il "Sì" è stimato al 50,1%, il "No" al 49,9%. * Sicurezza e Ordine Pubblico: In arrivo un pacchetto di norme che include lo "scudo penale" per le forze dell'ordine e sanzioni amministrative fino a 20.000 euro per manifestazioni non autorizzate, ma sicuramente non applicabili secondo altre fonti.

Welcome to the San Antoniooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo FanCast Soccer Roundtable Topics:SAFC Fancast Recap: San Antonio FC 2 Division ReleasedUSL Pyramid announcedBeyond the 90' Provides CBA Negotiations Update.https://open.substack.com/pub/beyondt...https://open.substack.com/pub/beyondt...SAFC: Open cup 1st round opponent announced SA Soccer Roundtable/SAFC Fancast

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Welcome to the San Antoniooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo FanCast Soccer Roundtable Topics:SAFC Fancast Recap: SAN Antonio FC 2 to USL League TwoMLS Loan to SAFCSAFC Preseason Schedule Preseason: SAFC 0 Austin FC 0SA Soccer Roundtable/SAFC Fancast

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7.53 SA Soccer Roundtable: San Antonio Area UIL Playoff Predictions UIL Realignment NewsWelcome to the San Antoniooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo Soccer Roundtable Agenda Topics:UIL Preseason SA Area PLAYOFF PREDICTIONS UIL REALIGNMENT 2026 DISTRICT CUTOFFS NUMBERS SA Soccer Roundtable/SAFC Fancast

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Top 10 TXHSFB Games of the Week C.E. King coach Cory Laxen Predictions for all 44 UIL playoff games TXHSFB Hall of Famer Craig Way Mailbag Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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L'Istat ha confermato anche per questo trimestre il calo dei salari reali che restano al di sotto dell'8,8% ai livelli di gennaio 2021. Indietro anche i rinnovi contrattuali sono infatti 5,6 milioni (43,1% del totale) i dipendenti con il contratto scaduto.Questi i temi in primo piano con Pierpaolo Bombardieri, segretario generale UIL.

The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday issued a ground delay for flights departing to DFW International Airport due to staffing issues. Flights bound for DFW had an average delay of 18 minutes. A spokesman for DFW Airport said, “The FAA implements air traffic management programs based on its capacity for safe operations. As always, we encourage travelers to check their flight status with their airline.” In other news, kids today already use or have access to artificial intelligence tools. That's according to Pat Yongpradit, chief academic officer for Code.org, a nonprofit promoting computer science education. What matters, he says, is teaching children how to use AI properly and he is worried schools are falling behind in this regard; the economic impact of automobile and personal loans is larger in Texas than any other state, according to new data; nd the University Interscholastic League isn't ready to add any new sports, and Monday it signaled that it is content for now with the 14 sports that it sanctions. During the UIL's legislative council meeting, the state's governing body for public school athletics denied, rejected or took no action on proposals to add pickleball, boys volleyball, lacrosse and ice hockey as UIL-sanctioned sports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Stati Uniti e Cina hanno raggiunto un'intesa preliminare che evita l'imposizione di nuovi dazi del 100% e apre la strada al vertice tra Donald Trump e Xi Jinping. L'accordo, ancora da finalizzare, include intese su soia e terre rare, con Pechino che rimanda di un anno le restrizioni all'export. Trump punta a diversificare le forniture siglando accordi con paesi asiatici come Malesia, Thailandia, Cambogia e Vietnam. L'incontro con Xi, il primo dal 2019, verterà su dazi, guerra in Ucraina, Taiwan e sulla vendita delle attività americane di TikTok a un consorzio statunitense. La Casa Bianca considera l'intesa imminente. Restano invece tensioni con il Canada, dopo che Trump ha aumentato i dazi del 10% in risposta a uno spot anti-tariffe giudicato "ostile". Ne parliamo con Alessandro Plateroti, Direttore Newsmondo.itUpb, salari reali ancora molto inferiori al 2020 (-8,8%)L'Ufficio parlamentare di bilancio, nella Nota congiunturale di ottobre, segnala un rallentamento delle retribuzioni contrattuali orarie nel secondo trimestre: +3,2% su base annua, con un calo nel privato e un'accelerazione nel pubblico. In termini reali, i salari restano inferiori dell'8,8% rispetto ai livelli medi del 2020. Il mercato del lavoro mostra una sostanziale tenuta, con un aumento degli autonomi che compensa il calo dei dipendenti. Crescono i lavoratori tra i 50 e i 64 anni, mentre cala la quota dei giovani e si amplia l'area degli inattivi. Nel terzo trimestre, l'occupazione sarebbe salita appena dello 0,1%. Intanto è stato firmato il contratto 2022-2024 del comparto Sanità: hanno aderito Nursind e Nursing Up, mentre Cgil e Uil si sono astenuti. Il rinnovo interessa 581mila lavoratori, con aumenti medi tra 150 e 172 euro mensili. Il commento è di Giuseppe Russo, economista e direttore del Centro Einaudi.Settore chimico verso un calo di produzione dell'1,5% nel 2025Dall'assemblea pubblica di Federchimica emerge che, nonostante la crisi e le tensioni geopolitiche, l'industria chimica italiana continua a generare valore economico e ambientale, riducendo del 70% le emissioni dirette e dimezzando i consumi energetici in trent'anni. Il settore, con 65 miliardi di fatturato e oltre 113mila addetti altamente qualificati, è la quinta industria nazionale e il terzo produttore europeo. Tuttavia, per il 2025 si prevede un calo della produzione dell'1,5%, quarto anno consecutivo in negativo. Il presidente Francesco Buzzella ha denunciato la perdita di competitività dovuta ai costi energetici e alla concorrenza cinese: la quota di import dalla Cina è salita dal 6% al 17% dal 2021. Buzzella chiede un quadro normativo stabile, basato su neutralità tecnologica, per evitare la "desertificazione industriale". Ne parliamo con Francesco Buzzella, Presidente Federchimica.

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Due i temi del giorno. La politica, con Riccardo Molinari, capogruppo della Lega, per parlare della manovra economica e delle Regionali ma anche di Vannacci che sta provocando qualche dissapore all'interno del partito.A seguire parliamo di sicurezza sul lavoro dopo le quattro morti di ieri che ripropongono il tema nella sua interezza, con la segretaria confederale della Uil, Ivana Veronese presente tra glia altri all'incontro con la ministra del Lavoro Calderone.

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“One gives freely, yet grows all the richer; another withholds what he should give, and only suffers want.” —Proverbs 11:24Scripture calls us to be both wise savers and generous givers—but holding those two together can feel like a tension. How do we avoid fear on one side and foolishness on the other? Dr. Shane Enete joins us today to show how these two principles actually go hand in hand.Dr. Shane Enete is an Associate Professor of Finance at Biola University and founded the Biola Center for Financial Planning. He is also the author of the book Whole Heart Finances: A Jesus-Centered Guide to Managing Your Money with Joy.Living in the TensionJohn Wesley famously wrote, “Earn all you can, save all you can, give all you can.” It sounds simple enough, but when you sit down with a budget, the statement can feel more like a paradox than a plan. After all, how can you both save as much as you can and give as much as you can? At some point, choices must be made.Rather than resolving the paradox with rigid rules, we encourage believers to embrace the complexity as part of the Christian life.In the absence of clarity, many of us make rules. One common example is the “80/10/10 rule”—give 10%, save 10%, and live on the remaining 80%. While this framework may be helpful, we must also be cautious that this can risk reducing Christian stewardship to legalism.The Christian life is a paradox. Christ Himself is a paradox—fully God and fully man. When we encounter a paradox, we shouldn't flatten it into a rule. Instead, we're invited into a relationship with God and to walk with Him in the tension.Stewardship as ArtSo how do we approach the paradox of saving and giving without rigid formulas? We should think of stewardship more as an art rather than a science. Just as Jesus used metaphors—such as sheep, seeds, trees, and vines—to describe the mysteries of the Kingdom, we too can use metaphors to navigate the complexity of money.Art allows us to co-create with God, and it moves us from rule-keeping to relationship, from legalism to a life that draws us closer to Him and to one another.One compelling metaphor is water. Water is life-giving when it flows, but when it stagnates, it becomes toxic. In the same way, money is meant to flow—received from God and passed on to bless others.Of course, saving is still essential—as it's like a reservoir that ensures water can flow steadily—but the point is not the reservoir itself. It's the flow that revitalizes both the giver and those who receive.The call to “save all you can, give all you can” is not a puzzle to be solved but a paradox to be lived. By resisting the urge to reduce it to rigid formulas and instead embracing stewardship as a creative act with God, we discover a more life-giving way to approach money. The flow is what matters. That's what brings life.You can read Dr. Enete's full article—and gain access to other exclusive resources—by becoming a FaithFi Partner. With your support of $35 a month or $400 a year, you'll not only receive Faithful Steward but also enjoy other special benefits designed to encourage and equip you on your stewardship journey. Join us today at FaithFi.com/Partner.On Today's Program, Rob Answers Listener Questions:My wife and I are buying our first home, and we're a single-income family. Should I include her on the mortgage, or keep her off so she wouldn't be financially responsible if something were to happen to me?I was born in 1959, so my full retirement age for Social Security is 66 and 10 months. I plan to continue working and earn around $60,000 per year, and my Social Security benefit will be approximately $38,000 per year. Can I work and collect my full benefit, or do I need to worry about an earnings limit?You've mentioned online investing options, such as robo-advisors, for individuals looking to invest less than $20,000. What is the name of that service?I want to start an account for my great-grandchildren—ages three, 18 months, and one week—to put money aside for them. I've considered a universal life insurance policy (UIL), but I'd appreciate your advice on the best approach.Resources Mentioned:Faithful Steward: FaithFi's New Quarterly Magazine (Become a FaithFi Partner)SavingForCollege.comSchwab Intelligent Portfolios®Wisdom Over Wealth: 12 Lessons from Ecclesiastes on MoneyLook At The Sparrows: A 21-Day Devotional on Financial Fear and AnxietyRich Toward God: A Study on the Parable of the Rich FoolFind a Certified Kingdom Advisor (CKA) or Certified Christian Financial Counselor (CertCFC)FaithFi App Remember, you can call in to ask your questions most days at (800) 525-7000. Faith & Finance is also available on the Moody Radio Network and American Family Radio. Visit our website at FaithFi.com where you can join the FaithFi Community and give as we expand our outreach.

In this episode of Between the Lane Lines, Kyle sits down with longtime coach and past NISCA president Mark Jedow. With more than 30 years of experience leading high school and collegiate programs, Mark shares his journey from a summer league swimmer to coaching multiple UIL state championship teams and guiding athletes to national and international competitions.Mark reflects on the mentors who shaped him, how his coaching style evolved from fiery intensity to relationship-driven leadership, and why staying grounded in core values has been key to his success. He also discusses the challenges of growing high school swimming across diverse states, the importance of making the sport affordable for families, and the need to prepare and support new coaches.Packed with stories, insights, and practical lessons, this conversation highlights what it takes to build programs that last, foster leadership in athletes, and grow the sport of swimming nationwide.

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7.42 SAFC Fancast : Negative Positive Negative .. A night vs Lexington SCWelcome to the San Antoniooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo FanCast Soccer Roundtable Topics:Sunday Night RecapSAFC Fancast Recap: SAFC 0 Lexington SC 1 3 Straight Home Losses Patino returnsNext Hartford Jägermeister Cup SAFC 2026 STM Prices SA Soccer Roundtable/SAFC Fancast

A beginner's guide to State 7-on-7, plus the UIL says no to girls flag football Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices