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The highly anticipated U.S. Championship Cheese Contest is set to take place from March 4-6 in Green Bay. This prestigious event brings together cheese makers, judges, and industry professionals from across the country to celebrate excellence in cheese craftsmanship. Eric Vorpahl, Director of Procurement – Bulk Cheese & Risk Management for Masters Gallery Foods, plays a vital role in the competition’s organization. “This contest takes a village to pull off, and we have over 2,400 cheese samples to judge," says Vorpahl. The event, open to the public, offers a rare opportunity to witness expert judging firsthand. Attendees can observe the meticulous process of cheese evaluation, where judges assess each entry based on strict criteria. “Cheese is a perishable product, and handling it correctly is key,” Vorphal explained. “From refrigeration to proper labeling, every detail matters."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1L strategy coach Angela Vorpahl returns to Thinking LSAT to discuss five common but misguided pieces of advice for incoming law students. She explains why these conventional 1L strategies fall short and suggests more effective alternatives. LSAT Demon LSAT Demon iOS App LSAT Demon Daily Watch Episode 454 Thinking LSAT YouTube LSAT Demon YouTube 3:08 - Class Prep vs. Exam Prep - Law professors insist that students should thoroughly read each assigned case. But reading every line of every case takes a huge amount of time. Angela advises students to invest their time in study methods that have a greater impact on their final grade. 20:15 - Note-Taking Strategies - Research suggests that students who take notes by hand might retain more information than students who type their notes. But for Angela's preferred method of note-taking, handwriting notes simply isn't fast enough. 33:05 - Study Supplements - Some law school traditionalists vilify study supplements like hornbooks, and they label students who use them as lazy. But these supplements aren't shortcuts; they're vital study tools—especially when professors routinely fail to teach the material in a straightforward way. 46:33 - Outlining Is Not Enough - A good outline may be necessary to succeed on law school exams, but it's not sufficient. Angela describes the extra study step that students should take after outlining. 56:21 - IRAC - “Issue, Rule, Application, and Conclusion” (IRAC) has long been the popular structure for legal analysis in law school. But Angela argues that IRAC misses the most important part of how students score points on final exams. 1:07:28 - Intermediate Conclusions - Don't worry too much about identifying intermediate conclusions. Focus on what the argument says. 1:16:26 - Academic Suspension - Nathan and Ben follow up on last week's story about an applicant who wants to remove an academic suspension from their transcript. 1:18:46 - Word of the Week - Halo Top is execrable.

Foolproof strategies to get through your 1L year successfully without a headache. In this conversation, Angela Vorpahl shares strategies and advice for students entering their 1L year of law school. From the importance of preparing practical life aspects to effective study strategies, to career development, Angela goes into depth on how to get ahead of the curve. Learn more about Angela's Beat the Curve bootcamp and be reassured that you have yourself prepared for a successful 1L year.

James Cook gilt als einer der bedeutendsten europäischen Entdecker. Aber ohne das Wissen der Polynesier Tupaia, Maheine und Mai wären Cooks Reisen womöglich gescheitert. Für Historiker Frank Vorpahl ist Captain Cooks Entdeckerstolz pure Anmaßung. Von Achim Schmitz-Forte.

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In today's episode, guest host LoVetta Jenkins is joined by Angela Vorpahl, a law school strategy coach and the creator of Law School Master Plan. Angela shares some key insight on what mistakes she sees 1L students makes as they enter law school. Some of the biggest mistakes include treating law school like college, not talking to professors, and joining study groups. Learn more about Angela at angelavorpahl.com!

Hier gehts zum Quiz!........James Cook gilt als einer der größten Entdecker der Geschichte, doch ohne den Maohi Tupaia wäre er vermutlich bereits bei seiner ersten Südseeexpedition gescheitert. Tupaia entwarf nicht nur eine Seekarte mit mehr als 70 bis dahin in Europa unbekannte Inseln, sondern bewahrte Cook und seine Mannschaft vor den Korallenriffen und den kannibalischen Maori Neuseelands. Als besonnener Vermittler verhinderte er außerdem, dass die Gewehre der Europäer nicht mehr Unheil anrichteten, als sie es ohnehin schon taten. Obwohl der Polynesier in den europäischen Reiseberichten nie groß auftaucht, war er für den Erfolg der Cook'schen Entdeckungsreise also wesentlich mitverantwortlich. Doch bis heute ist er kaum bekannt und das wollen wir jetzt mit dieser Folge ändern und dafür begeben wir uns nach Tahiti...........Das Folgenbild zeigt den Tempelkomplex Marae Taputapuatea, wo Tupaia zum Hohepriester ausgebildet wurde.Zu den Bildern zur Folge und unserem Infopost geht's hier!........WERBUNGDu willst dir die Rabatte unserer Werbepartner sichern? Hier geht's zu den Angeboten!........LITERATURDruett, John: Tupaia – Captain Cook's Polynesian Navigator, London 2010Vorpahl, Frank: Aufbruch im Licht der Sterne. Wie Tupaia, Maheine und Mai Captain Cook den Weg durch die Südsee erschlossen, Berlin 2023. .........UNTERSTÜTZUNGIhr könnt uns dabei unterstützen, weiterhin jeden 10., 20. und 30. des Monats eine Folge zu veröffentlichen!Folgt und bewertet uns bei Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Podimo, Instagram, Twitter oder über eure Lieblings-Podcastplattformen. Über diesen Spendenlink oder unseren Fanartikel-Shop könnt ihr uns auch finanziell unterstützen!Wir freuen uns über euer Feedback, Input und Vorschläge zum Podcast, die ihr uns über das Kontaktformular auf der Website, Instagram und unsere Feedback E-Mail: kontakt@his2go.de schicken könnt. An dieser Stelle nochmals vielen Dank an jede einzelne Rückmeldung, die uns bisher erreicht hat und uns sehr motiviert..........COPYRIGHTMusic from https://filmmusic.io: “Sneaky Snitch” by Kevin MacLeod and "Plain Loafer" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY !Neu! Jetzt hier His2Go unterstützen, Themen mitbestimmen und Quiz2Go mit Moderatorin Chiara erleben! https://plus.acast.com/s/his2go-geschichte-podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Der Berliner Historiker Frank Vorpahl dreht unsere Perspektive um. In seinem neuen Buch macht er uns klar, dass die europäischen "Entdeckungen" im pazifischen Inselreich ohne die Hilfe von indigenen Navigatoren und Beratern kaum möglich gewesen wären. Als "großer Entdecker" der Südseeinseln wird der britische Kapitän James Cook gefeiert, schon seit 250 Jahren. Frank Vorpahl erzählt in seinem Buch "Aufbruch im Licht der Sterne" von den Menschen, ohne die James Cook kaum zu so einer legendären Figur geworden wäre. Vor allem der Hohepriester Tupaia aus Tahiti ragt da hervor. Er konnte anhand der Sterne von Insel zu Insel im riesigen Pazifik zu navigieren. Seine ungeheuren geographischen Kenntnisse von dieser Wasserwelt sind bis heute kaum zu begreifen.

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Im 18. Jahrhundert gelang dem englischen Seefahrer James Cook die erste Weltumsegelung. Was kaum bekannt ist: Dem berühmten Abenteurer standen sehr kundige polynesische Helfer wie Tupaia zur Seite, ohne die Cooks Reisen vermutlich gescheitert wären. Frank Vorpahl schreibt eine faszinierende Abenteuergeschichte und korrigiert zugleich die europäische Kolonialgeschichte. Anja Höfer im Gespräch mit dem Autor Frank Vorpahl. Galiani Verlag, 256 Seiten, 26 Euro ISBN 978-3-86971-278-9

As the fall semester approaches, incoming 1Ls may wonder how to prepare themselves for law school. On this week's episode, Nathan and Ben are joined by Angela Vorpahl, creator of the Law School Master Plan. Angela lays out what new law students should (and shouldn't) do to build the skills they'll need throughout law school. LSAT Demon LSAT Demon iOS App LSAT Demon Daily Watch Episode 406 on YouTube Thinking LSAT YouTube LSAT Demon YouTube 0:00 - Testing Limits - Beginning with the August 2023 LSAT, test takers will no longer be restricted to three attempts per application cycle. You can take the LSAT up to five times in five years and seven times in a lifetime. Read LSAC's policy on repeating the test here. 6:30 - What You Won't Learn in Law School - Not only does law school not teach you what it takes to succeed in legal practice, it doesn't teach you what it takes to succeed in law school. Angela Vorphal started her YouTube channel and consulting business to address that knowledge gap. She joins the guys to discuss why it's crucial to go into law school with a plan to approach your study efficiently and with a focus on what really matters. 23:48 - How to Prepare for Law School - Angela explains why incoming law students should focus on strategies to hone their approach to law school rather than try to learn the substantive law on their own. Angela also shares some career development tasks that 1Ls can tackle to get a leg up on the competition. 52:53 - Application Timing - How late is too late to apply? Ben and Nathan double down on their advice to apply early. They implore students to decouple their LSAT study from any application timeline.

We talk with London Lions guard and former Tulane standout Leslie Vorpahl about all the countries she has played in, adjusting to life overseas, and talk a little March Madness!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Gemeinsam wollen Stefanie und Tim das alte Handwerk in die neue Zeit bringen. Drei Standorte hat die Stadtbäckerei Hagge in Schleswig. Dabei muss man manchmal auch neue Wege eingehen, so beliefern sie zum Beispiel eine Filiale für einen anderen Betreiber. Eine Win-Win-Situation für beide Seiten. Stefanie Vorpahl erklärt uns das Backhandwerk – wie es früher und heute war. Und dass man beim Backen auch immer das Wetter im Blick haben muss…

Ben interviews Angela Vorpahl, a consultant who guides law students through their 1L year. Angela shares the top five mistakes students make on law school final exams. But first, Nathan and Ben kick off this week's episode with a brief discussion of the recent news surrounding the U.S. News rankings and the ABA's decision to end the testing requirement for law school applications. Current applicants can rest assured that law schools will continue to value the LSAT and offer merit scholarships to attract high-scoring applicants. LSAT Demon LSAT Demon iOS App LSAT Demon Daily Watch Episode 378 on YouTube Thinking LSAT YouTube LSAT Demon YouTube 4:01 - Rankings and ABA News - Nathan and Ben discuss the implications of top law schools withdrawing from the U.S. News rankings and the ABA's decision to remove the standardized test requirement for law school applicants. For now, these changes are unlikely to affect law school admissions in any meaningful way. 13:58 - Angela Vorpahl - Angela Vorpahl helps law students take control of their 1L grades through her consulting business and YouTube channel. Angela joins Ben to discuss why students need actionable study plans. She also shares the top five mistakes that students make on final exams. 32:38 - Mistake #1: Not Creating a Study Plan - Angela explains why you shouldn't simply study for your first exam first. Instead, create a schedule that spaces out your study in the buildup to exam week. 41:30 - Mistake #2: Repeating the Facts of the Case - On law school exams, you don't get points for simply repeating the facts of the case. Instead, you should use the facts in the context of your arguments about the relevant issues. 45:21 - Mistake #3: Ignoring Format - Make an effort to format your arguments so the professor can more easily award you points for them. In some cases, this might mean numbering your arguments. 52:12 - Mistake #4: Not Talking to Your Professors - Angela recommends talking to your professors in person to ask about their formatting preferences for their final exams. Professors are also invaluable resources for finding jobs and securing letters of recommendation. 59:20 - Mistake #5: Trying to Get the Answers “Right” - On law school exams, you get points by making arguments and counterarguments for each issue you spot. You aren't expected to—and shouldn't try to—get the question “right.” Angela discusses why “thinking like a lawyer” helps avoid blind spots that might sabotage your exam. 1:05:41 - Final Advice - Angela advises you to think of law school as a step toward the life you want to build. After all, you attend law school to become a lawyer, not a law student.

With the recent school shootings, it's important to talk about how this affects both us as parents and how it impacts our children as well. Here's what to expect in the episode: - Understanding narratives from a broader perspective - The importance of being included in a community with good values (and being a part of fostering it!) - Having your kids understand the situation without making it too much - Giving your children space to ask questions and being silent in giving your support - Changing your approach depending on your kids' age group - And much more! About Dr. Jacqueline Vorpahl: Jacqueline Vorpahl, Ph.D. has over 25 years experience as a licensed clinical psychologist with a specialization in Child, Adolescent & Family work. She uses evidence-based practices, CBT, PCIT, Gottman Method, Family Systems, infused with new technologies. She developed an app called Chill Outz®, to help children as young as 3 to self-regulate their emotion. She adapted a group treatment modality using Yoga and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for adolescents. Dr. Vorpahl is passionate about her work with children, teens, young adults, parents and families to help them improve their interpersonal relationships, decrease symptoms of anxiety, panic, and depression. She also enjoys working with adults managing life transitions. Connect with Dr. Jacqueline Vorpahl: Website: https://www.cfpsych.org/provider/jacqueline-vorpahl-ph-d/ LifeStance: https://lifestance.com/ Connect with Carol Perlman: Website: https://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com/ | http://www.carolperlman.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthyforlifebycarolperlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.comConnect with Carol Perlman: Website: http://www.carolperlman.com/ | http://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthyforlifebycarolperlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com

In Episode 27 of the Legal Genie Podcast, your host, Lara Quie, is in conversation with Angela Vorpahl.Angela is an American intellectual property and human rights attorney turned YouTube channel host and creator of the “Law School Master Plan Strategy” course designed to help law students master their time, compete for top grades and position themselves for their dream job out of law school.She was raised in Texas, where she also went to university, and later passed the bar.After interning as a judicial clerk, she decided to sit the New York bar exam and moved to New York, where she became an associate practising IP law. She was there for 5 years before it struck her that she didn't have a passion for IP law, and that working on human rights cases might be a more fulfilling use of her legal training. Quite by chance, she discovered that YouTube did not only offer entertainment, but also educational content.She soon started to create videos on all the things she wishes she had known before starting as a junior lawyer.Her lawyer nature made it hard for her to press upload to her channel, but after a year, she finally went live with her channel. She noticed that the most pupular videos and questions related to people thinking of doing law and going to law school rather than lawyers already in practice.This realisation made her create her  “Law School Master Plan Strategy” course.Angela shares her journey from Texas to Times Square, to full-time YouTuber. I hope that you will enjoy the episode.You can follow and connect with Angela Vorpahl on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelavorpahl/You can find out more about Angela on her website: https://www.angelavorpahl.com/Also:·         If you liked this episode, please rate the show, and leave a review wherever you listen to your podcasts to help the Legal Genie reach a wider audience.·         Look out for the next episode coming soon.You can connect with Lara Quie as follows:·         On LinkedIn here·         Website: https://www.laraqassociates.com·          If you have a question, you can e-mail Lara at Lara@LaraQAssociates.com  Lara Q Associates A boutique business and executive coaching consultancy

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Tengo ahora la alegría de compartir una muy humana y entretenida conversación con Chris Vorpahl, una de las más desacatadas jugadoras de vóleibol de Chile, con una destacadísima experiencia en indoor en canchas alrededor del mundo, capitana del equipo nacional que ha ganado la liga por casi una década y ademas, campeona sudamericana de volley beach, con una proyección muy importante por delante a nivel internacional. Muchas gracias de nuevo a Chris Vorpahl por sus ganas de conversar de su historia deportiva, desde Chile al mundo

I had the pleasure of being a guest on Kaitlyn Kenna's Podcast called "The Powerhouse Mentality" where we talk about current events hitting the Homefront of service memebers. With everything going on I have a different perspective than most when it comes to simply "doing what you're told." This is the episode from her Podcast that I HAD to share with you too! Kaitlyn has someone near and dear to her, her boyfriend, who shares similar views as I do. She felt it necessary to give these perspectives a chance to shine and for someone brave enough to speak up to have a platform to do so. I go over my personal opinions which are in no way the official stances or opinions of the Department of Defense, United States Marine Corps, or any other organizations. THESE ARE MY PERSONAL struggles, beliefs, and roadway to make one of the hardest decisions I have had to make in the last 13 years of service. It would mean the world to me if you would answer the poll and question with this episode as well. If you gained so much valueless click the "support this podcast" button and that additional support, although not required is greatly appreciated and you make a huge difference. If you didn't know I am also a Personal Trainer and Nutrition Coach. If you are looking for help in that area please fill out this form and I can reach out to you to discuss how I can help you in that area of your life. Oh, and I do not charge for coaching. Much love and talk to you soon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ratio-ffl/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ratio-ffl/support

Hey guys I know that I've change the name of this podcast so many times but this is the final one I realize that I need to get back to my roots. I needed to share with you the real version of me in my perspective. That has always been my angle and that's what I find a most passionate about so I'm pursuing that passion. I want to bring your average Joe's in average jeans more value than anyone else out there. I'm gonna show you that you're not alone and there are others who want you to succeed. As I mentioned in the show I'm also personal trainer nutrition coach so if you're looking into getting help in that arena of your life as well please fill out my initial questionnaire that I will have every one fill out and this will let me know that you were serious about looking into your health, fitness, and wellness goals. I do not charge for my coaching and all I wanna do is make an impact in your life in that regard as well. I just wanna remind you all of the fee and that is to share this show with a like my new friend if you gained value, you laughed, or this show made you think. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ratio-ffl/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ratio-ffl/support

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Join Carol with her guest, Jacqueline Vorpahl, in today's episode as we get into helping kids cope with changes through healthy habits. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to make many adjustments to our daily lives, causing stress and anxiety, especially for children. The shift to remote learning and the lack of physical interaction can affect a child in different ways. How can we help them navigate through this tough time? Stay tuned! Here are the things to expect in the episode: ● The difference between how introvert and extrovert kids cope with social restrictions. ● Setting realistic limits and boundaries when it comes to screen time. ● Healthy habits to teach our kids - the first one only takes five minutes! ● What's an emotional temperature and why should you be mindful of that? ● And much more! About Dr. Jacqueline Vorpahl: Jacqueline Vorpahl, Ph.D. has over 25 years experience as a licensed clinical psychologist with a specialization in Child, Adolescent & Family work. She uses evidence-based practices, CBT, PCIT, Gottman Method, Family Systems, infused with new technologies. She developed an app called Chill Outz®, to help children as young as 3 to self-regulate their emotions. She adapted a group treatment modality using Yoga and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for adolescents. Dr. Vorpahl is passionate about her work with children, teens, young adults, parents and families to help them improve their interpersonal relationships, decrease symptoms of anxiety, panic, and depression. She also enjoys working with adults managing life transitions. Connect with Dr. Jacqueline Vorpahl: Website: https://www.cfpsych.org/provider/jacqueline-vorpahl-ph-d/ LifeStance: https://lifestance.com/ Chill Outz® app: http://www.chilloutz.com/the-app Connect with Carol Perlman: Website: https://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com/ http://www.carolperlman.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carol.w.perlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com Connect with Carol Perlman: Website: http://www.carolperlman.com/ | http://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthyforlifebycarolperlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com

Have you ever stopped to think that maybe it's because you didn't care about the mundane tasks throughout your day that that is the reason why you aren't relaxed in your home, happy with the lawn, or can't take pride in your house? Maybe you don't realize how important the mundane tasks are in your day. In this episode we will scratch the surface of how you need to take a look at your mundane tasks and do them. Thank you for tuning in, and if you gained some value, a new perspective, or know this would help a like-minded friend out, please share it with them. I greatly appreciate the support and keep kicking ass. Much love and talk to you next time. P.S. Just be a good human and share the podcast with a friend. I know it made you think. Side note: If you are interested finally taking charge of your fitness/weight-loss goals, please CLICK HERE and let's talk. With Regards, Michael Vorpahl RATIO: FFL Coach "Initiate First Contact" Follow me on Instagram (@ratio.ffl). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ratio-ffl/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ratio-ffl/support

Join Carol with her guest, Dr. Jacqueline Vorpahl, in today's episode as we get into creating habits with kids. Jacqueline is a clinical psychologist who specializes in child and family work. She will teach us how to not only keep our lives in check but also do the same for our children? Stay tuned! Here are the things to expect in the episode: The value of putting your child on your to-do list. Listening and not fixing. Stop that parental urge! The power of pausing in conversations with your kids. And much more! About Dr. Jacqueline Vorpahl: Jacqueline Vorpahl, Ph.D. has over 25 years experience as a licensed clinical psychologist with a specialization in Child, Adolescent & Family work. She uses evidence-based practices, CBT, PCIT, Gottman Method, Family Systems, infused with new technologies. She developed an app called Chill Outz®, to help children as young as 3 to self-regulate their emotion. She adapted a group treatment modality using Yoga and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for adolescents. Dr. Vorpahl is passionate about her work with children, teens, young adults, parents and families to help them improve their interpersonal relationships, decrease symptoms of anxiety, panic, and depression. She also enjoys working with adults managing life transitions. Connect with Dr. Jacqueline Vorpahl: Website: https://www.cfpsych.org/provider/jacqueline-vorpahl-ph-d/ LifeStance: https://lifestance.com/ Connect with Carol Perlman: Website: https://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com/ http://www.carolperlman.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carol.w.perlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.comConnect with Carol Perlman: Website: http://www.carolperlman.com/ | http://healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthyforlifebycarolperlman/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carol-perlman-8a735513/ Email: carol@healthy4lifebycarolperlman.com

In dieser Folge zu gast der Autor Elias Vorpahl mit seinem Buch "Der Wortschatz". In diesem Buch begegnest Du »einem Wort«, das seine Bedeutung verloren hat. Auf seiner fantastischen Reise durch die Welt der Sprache versucht es, ganz auf sich allein gestellt, diese wiederzufinden. Erstveröffentlichung: 2018 Autor: Elias Vorpahl Illustrator: Julia Marie Stolba ISBN: 9783000609312 https://www.thalia.de/shop/home/wkartikel/ID139746399.html ----- (!!!unbeauftrag und unbezahlte Werbung!!!) Dir gefällt dieser Podcast? Dann empfehle ihn weiter und hinterlass eine Bewertung im Apple-Podcastverzeichnis. Herzlichen Dank. Du kannst diesen Podcast auch kostenlos mit der App deiner Wahl abonnieren. Sobald es eine neue Folge gibt, wird diese zum anhören bereitgestellt. Bist du AutorIn und möchtest dein Buch in meinem Podcast vorstellen? Dann melde dich ganz einfach bei mir. Gerne können wir dann alle Einzelheiten besprechen. meinelesung.de

Welcome back to another Ladies Who Law School Podcast episode! This episode is sponsored by Barcast Audio: Whether you're a 1L preparing for your first finals season or a 3L looking to get a head start on bar prep, Barcast Audio has you covered. Use promo code: LWLS at checkout Right now, you can get 10% off your pre-order of the Barcast: MBE Pack, which includes access to audio lessons, essay workshops, and attack sheets for all 7 MBE subjects. In this week's episode, the ladies talk with Guest Angela Vorpahl about all things "Big Law." From what it means, how to get there in law school and what its like working there after graduation. To intro the episode the ladies talk about what it feels like to actually "take a break" and how it can be hard to turn your motor off! But what you've all been waiting for, an interview with a former "Big Law" associate turned law school coach. MAN, does she have great advice! She talks about her journey to law school and what it was like for her to go to law school at SMU. The ladies chat with her about all things from interviewing to pre-law jobs and scholarships, we even talk about the dreaded on-campus interviews (OCI). Angela also shares what she wishes she would have known before going to law school and sheds light on some of the differences between the work in law school vs. the real world. She shares her secrets to a good interview answer by explaining the "Broad-Narrow-Broad" approach to the question of "what kind of law do you want to practice?" Angela explains the transition from Big Law to another career in the law and quoted the book "Lean In" by saying "Your career is a jungle gym, not a ladder." SO TRUE. So take a listen and we hope you get as much out of this episode as we did! Where to find Angela: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/angelavorpahlLINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelavorpahlYOUTUBE: https://youtube.com/angelavorpahlFACEBOOK GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lawtribenetworkAlso, check out our new Elle Wood's iPhone wallpaper (free to download for personal use.) FACEBOOK GROUP

Die Forschung der Provenienz, also der Herkunft von auf Entdeckungsreisen erbeuteten Kultgegenständen, ist oft eine spannende Spurensuche. Filmemacher und Autor Frank Vorpahl hat eine solche bis nach Toga geführt. Anschließend hat er ein Buch darüber geschrieben. Von Thomas Prinzler. Infos zum Buch: Frank Vorpahl "Der Welterkunder", Galiani Berlin € 32,00

How are the sisters spending their coronavirus quarantine? The good, the bad, and the ugly of staying cooped up at home, as well as some hilarious sidebars, per usual. Featuring: Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl Edited by: Jenny Cronlund Intro/outro music by: Maxi Morales

The Vorpahl sisters reflect on the memories they have of Mema, their paternal grandmother, after she passes away. Featuring: Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl Edited by: Amy Vorpahl Intro/outro music by: Maxi Morales

The Vorpahl sisters discuss their 2020 goals, Amanda hates animated TV shows almost as much as she hates fish, Amy knows muscle groups, Angela doesn't know what a 'date' is, Jenny makes everyone choose a favorite Disney character, and Mom is physically stronger than all of her daughters. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music by Maxi Morales.

The incredible Amy Vorpahl, host, writer, actor, and podcaster, joins us this week to talk about her first forays in to writing her first published RPG adventures, and her experiences playing Mansions of Madness 2nd Ed from Fantasy Flight Games. Mansions of Madness 2nd Ed Twin Sister Twin Sister (Podcast) 8th Dimension AMY'S VR SHOW Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Vorpahl sisters answer a listener question or two. Jenny talks about the infidelity of Waitress, while Amy teaches us what it means to binge watch. You can WATCH the episode on youtube.com/thenobleamy. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amanda Vorpahl. Intro/outro music by Maxi Morales

Happy 52nd Episode! From LA awesomeness, to fibroid surgery and boyfriend-getting, to thesis topics and YouTube videos, to moving and settling in, the Vorpahl ladies get all caught up on each other's lives! You can WATCH the episode on youtube.com/thenobleamy. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Jenny Cronlund. Intro/outro music by Maxi Morales.

Happy 51st Episode! From prom to saying yes to Cerebro, the Vorpahl sisters give advice to themselves, but this time live and in video form. You can WATCH the episode on youtube.com/thenobleamy. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music by Maxi Morales.

Ep 050: The Vorpahl sisters all have made big decisions about which city to live in, jobs to take, health issues, and projects to work on. Also, it's the 50th episode! Get excited (we will broadcast an actual video for the 51st episode)! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 049: The Vorpahl sisters project what their lives will look like in five years. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amanda Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 048: The Vorpahl sisters define the difference between less and fewer, discuss personal development books, going out more, staying out more, and Amanda's new Etsy shop. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Jenny Cronlund. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 047: The Vorpahl sisters disagree on which one of them is their Alpha female, and discuss what defines hiking, ketosis, Angela's New Year's Resolutions (finally), and Jenny's momentous moments. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 046: Part Three of Diversion Delve, a segment in which all of the siblings try out one sister's hobby and weigh in! The Vorpahl sisters lean into one of Angela's hobbies, researching and enjoying local food, bar, or cafe establishments! They all chose different fare and nommed on some decent (if not delicious) grub. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 045: The Vorpahl sisters review their 2018s, full of job changes, fitness competitions and tons of family time; and they speculate about their 2019s (which will no doubt be equally successful)! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amanda Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 044: The Vorpahl sisters catch up on the big events of their lives. Angela comes clean with her YouTube channel, Associate Tribe, Jenny has to make some serious life changes, Amanda ran her first (but not last?) half marathon, Amy's on the fast train to junket-town! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 043: Part Two of Diversion Delve, a segment in which all of the siblings try out one sister's hobby and weigh in! The Vorpahl sisters deep dive into one of Jenny's hobbies, Beachbody workouts (specifically coached by Shaun T)! They all agree he's the best coach Beachbody has, for different reasons. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 042: The Vorpahl sisters reminisce about their earliest memories and contemplate what they would do if they won the lottery. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 041: The Vorpahl sisters regale us with tales of Birthdays, trips to Austin and Asia, Bachelorette parties, and how to make friends in the country. Turns out, having chickens helps. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amanda Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 040: Part One of Diversion Delve, a segment in which all of the siblings try out one sister's hobby and weigh in! The Vorpahl sisters deep dive into one of Amy's hobbies, mobile app games! They take a look at Cooking Dash, get hooked, and even start a side text chain devoted to the app (When I say 'they,' I mean everyone except Angela, who can't be bothered). Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 039: The Vorpahl sisters catch each other up on their lives. Amy's not great at singing harmony, Angela loves it when a plan comes together, Amanda corralled Mom into birthday hat crafts, and Jenny is wrapping her head around having chickens. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 036: The Vorpahl sisters reflect on Michelle Branch lyrics, joining gyms, expressing yourself with hair, nails and tattoos, technology pooping out, and actual pooping. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 035: The Vorpahl sisters guess each other's Myers-Briggs personality test results. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 034: The Vorpahl sisters opine about open relationships, physique competitions, payment in vacation days, and being affectionate. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amanda Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 033: The Vorpahl sisters recommend content to watch/listen to and then discuss bikinis, games, Tough Mudders, and large protruding eyes. Also, they have an honest discussion about how they feel about ghosting. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 032: The Vorpahl girls discuss their weird dreams: recurring dreams, nightmares, and some dreams that just meant a lot to them. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 031: The Vorpahl girls discuss platonic friends, famous musicals, the nerdy greats, and achieving permanent residency in Argentina (it's primarily Angela who discusses this final topic). Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amanda Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 030: The Vorpahl girls answer all the listener questions, mainly from Mom and Fahim. They discuss decorating tips, definitions of success, and guilty pleasures. (Thanks to all the listeners for engaging so much with us--we love it!) Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 029: The Vorpahl girls catch up on their lives. Amanda found some discount Easter candy, Angela did a bunch of paperwork trying to save the world again, Jenny destroyed a karaoke bar, and Amy is Dungeon Mastering per usual. Bonus: one of the girls got poisoned (don't worry, she's fine--we just love being dramatic)!!! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amanda Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 028: The Vorpahl girls majorly engage with their listeners by answering some questions! The Major Engagement! The 'Maj Engage'! They discuss times they behaved out of character, and decided which sisters' jobs would be their second career choice. Bonus: life advice and tips! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 027: The Vorpahl girls answer their mom's questions about their beauty and fashion tips... oh, and also tires. Side tangents include: Ready Player One, Jenny & Amy’s birthday, Harry Potter World, and, drumroll please... Jenny reveals the special prize she got from completing her Fitbit 2017 Four Million Steps Challenge! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Amy Vorpahl. Intro/outro music and final mix by Maxi Morales.

Ep 026: The Vorpahl girls discuss their alternative career choices, and catch each other up on their job-related life changes, fitness goals, and the health risks of falling down. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 025: From liars to a tagalong to pantyhose nightmares, the Vorpahl sisters discuss some of their worst dates, plus they weigh in on their favorite films. Amanda's will shock you. (Note: This is not a Buzzfeed listicle. Amanda's really will shock you.) Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 024: A quick bonus off-the-cuff cast in which the Vorpahl sisters say happy birthday to their dad and tell their favorite stories about him. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

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Ep 021: After describing their 2017, the Vorpahl sisters *pre*scribe their 2018s with physique competitions, new (better) jobs, and commitments to diet, exercise, and generally being healthy or at least trying to. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 020: The Vorpahl sisters go back over their 2017 goals, and besides Jenny achieving some PR's for her runs, Amy releasing two albums, Angela transitioning jobs, and Amanda performing in two dance showcases; these women also started a pretty cool podcast. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 015: The Vorpahl sisters weigh in on their best and worst qualities of their personalities. Only the good stuff in this description, though! Amanda is kind and patient, Angela is active and analytical, Amy is funny and supportive, Jenny is goal-oriented. Listen to find out the juicy bad stuff. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 014: The Vorpahl sisters take a look into their past gifts and presents and they--especially fitness coach Jenny--give their advice, tips and tricks on how they stay healthy and fit! Plus, a surprise appearance from little Evan that stops everyone in its tracks!(It's not in Spanish; it's in English!) Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 013: The Vorpahl sisters make their way through Youtubers, Halloween rhymes, pest control (or lack thereof), and whatever the heck NaNoWriMo is ! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 012: The Vorpahl sisters share what scares them most, just in time for Halloween! Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 011: The Vorpahl sisters get caught up on the Berenstain Bears phenomenon, and appreciate D&D, Halloween, their new work friends, and the accessibility of products/food in the US vs Argentina. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 010: The Vorpahl sisters get real with the advice and motivational quotes that inspire them. Hopefully, it's inspiring to you, too. Shoutout to Angela, who kills this one. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 009: How do you fail out of therapy? Easy. Go to a therapist who doesn't want to work with EVERY woman in the family. The Vorpahl girls discuss LASIK, dating and therapy fails while Angela continues trying to make the world a better place. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 008: The Vorpahl girls tell their favorite stories about when they were at college, and everyone (including our audience) helps point out ways in which Jenny is wrong. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 007: The Vorpahl sisters break down Texan colloquialisms and brag about their battle wounds from childhood. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 006: The Vorpahl girls discuss whether or not they would keep their last names (or, in Jenny's case, why she took her husband's) and go deeper into the cakes, puzzle rooms, and parties associated with their birthdays. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 002: The Vorpahl girls discuss the origins of their names, what a normal Tuesday looks like for them, and what their birth order may indicate about the intentionality that they be here in this world at all. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

Ep 001: First episode! The Vorpahl sisters talk school supplies, dogsitting, life purposes and broken feet. Jenny Cronlund, Amy Vorpahl, Angela Vorpahl, Amanda Vorpahl. Edited by Angela Vorpahl. Intro/outro by Maxi Morales.

WARNING: This podcast is intended for a mature audience, and gets a bit crass.So is Arience Arience? We may never know, but today we come face to face with an imposter as well as Handsome Gary's love for puns, MattB's 90s music references, and newcomer satyr, Noomi, makes a questionable stealth check! Will the party ever crit during combat again?  (This episode brought to you by: Magic Hat!)    Starring: Daniel Acker, Matt Buchholtz, Tom Fonss, Brian McGrath, and Gary M Soldatiwith Special Guest: Amy Vorpahl DM'd By: David Crennen Help Crit Juice keep rolling, and DONATE!

Welcome to the future of Megaboom!! in STEREO! And what a beautiful future it is. Full of Martin Shorts, brooms, and water. (Don't worry, it will make sense in time.) Kevin returns from the megaboomradiovault with a new quiz; Hipster vs Hitler. As with all things Hipster, Brent loses. Lars predicts how the machine apocalypse will start and Amy predicts how sexy it will be. Finally, Lars and Brent fight about candy.

Dear Super Secret Valentine, I like you lots. I remember when I first noticed you when we almost died after being shrunk and swallowed by the ginger kid Arnold. Ms. Frizzle's class sure was scary. Anyway, because I was the only black kid in class you probably remember me for wearing the only orange space suit when we explored the solar system. Long story short, now I am on the internet radio and I made this Valentines show just for you. We do all you favorite things-- make fun of a fat person on an airplane, discover dino-love, try to understand why the Canadians are bad hosts of the Olympics, and wait in line for Wendy's Grand Slam. It will be all the fun of our normal trips without the normal dangers associated with atom compression or ripping apart the space time continuum. Hope you enjoy it. Love you always. That One Black Kid *If you did not read The Magic School Bus as kids, what were you doing with yourselves between the ages of 3 and 8? Seriously. Who are you people?*