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Monitor Show 05:00 10-01-2023 05:00
"Interactive brokers clients earn up to USD 4 .83 % on their uninvested instantly available cash balances. Rates subject to change. Visit ibkr .com slash interest rates to learn more. You can chat about all these topics 24 -7 with fellow listeners in our discord, discord .gg slash online. Stay with us today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. Members of Congress will now have a little over five weeks to work out their differences. A government shutdown has been avoided. President Biden signed a temporary funding bill Saturday that will fund the government for 45 days. The bill includes natural disaster aid and a measure to keep the FAA operational but does not provide additional funds for Ukraine or border security. The US government was set to run out of money at midnight. After historic rainfall a Brooklyn hospital is partially evacuated following electrical problems related to Friday storms. Jonathan O 'Halloran has more. Woodhall Hospital suffered damage to its electrical system Friday due to the flash flooding scene throughout the tri -state forcing them to switch to their backup emergency power. Con Ed informed the hospital that to make repairs they would have to shut down the backup power to the facility. That led to more than 130 patients in serious conditions to be transferred to other hospitals throughout the city Saturday afternoon. The repairs are expected to take several days before the hospital returns to full operations. No complications to patients has been reported.
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Monitor Show 00:00 10-01-2023 00:00
"Investment Advisors, switch to Interactive Brokers for lowest cost global trading and turnkey custody solutions. No ticket charges and no conflicts of your interests at ibkr .com slash ria. Katie Boyce and Jared Sandberg for Bloomberg. Executive Producers are George Lavender, Marshall Louie and Jen Sargent for One Tree. I'm Hannah Miller and this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. The Senate has approved a 45 days top cap funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. The bill passed by a vote of 88 to 9. It now goes to the desk of President Biden to be officially signed. He reportedly is on standby to sign it. The government was set to shut down at 1201 a .m. Sunday if a bill was not approved. The bill includes natural disaster aid and a measure to keep the FAA operational, but it doesn't provide additional funds for Ukraine or border security. It means the government will stay funded at current levels through November 17th. Justice Department Special Counsel Jack Smith is pushing for a gag order against former President Trump. Jim Forbes has the latest. The order would limit what Trump could say publicly about the ongoing criminal cases against him. Smith initially asked for a limited gag order earlier this month, but updated the request on Friday, citing Trump's threats against witnesses. Last week, Trump claimed General Mark Milley had committed treason and should be, quote, executed. In the gag order request, Smith argued, quote, no other criminal defendant would be permitted to issue public statements insinuating that a known witness should be executed, and neither should Trump. I'm Jim Forbes. The death toll from the Maui wildfires has increased.
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Monitor Show 23:00 10-01-2023 23:00
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Monitor Show 19:00 09-30-2023 19:00
"Today, ophthalmologists can get countless hours to practice their surgical skills before operating on real patients, thanks to Fundamental VR and Orbis' Metaverse training platform. Learn more at meta .com slash metaverse impact. This is Masters in Business on Bloomberg Radio. I'm Barry Ritholtz. Stay with us for today's top stories and global business headlines. They're coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. A 45 -day stopgap funding bill to avoid the government shutdown tonight is now in the hands of the Senate. The measure was passed by the House 335 -291 earlier today. The question is on agreeing to the Speaker's approval of the journal. Those in favor say aye. Those opposed, naypenny of the chair, the ayes have it. The journal stands approved. The bill passed with overwhelming Democratic support while dozens of Republicans voted against it. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy pitched the measure as an opportunity to give the House and Senate more time to get around the obstacles and get good bills passed. A White House official indicated President Biden would support the bill, which includes disaster relief and FAA authorization. Former President Trump could be in New York City on Monday for his civil fraud trial. Trump's lawyers revealed his plans on Friday while discussing another case, a lawsuit against his former lawyer, Michael Cohen. Trump was set to undergo a deposition in that case in Florida on Tuesday, but his lawyers asked the court to postpone it so he can go to the New York trial, which opens Monday. Earlier this week, the judge overseeing the New York case ruled that Trump had been overvaluing his properties and was liable for fraud. The NFL is going international for the first time this season. Here's Dina Kodiak.
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"Testing 24 hours a day at Bloomberg.com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. The Senate has approved a 45-day stopgap funding bill to avoid a government shutdown. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer touts it as a success. We will keep the government open for 45 days with a clean CR at current funding levels. And we avoided all of the extreme, nasty and harmful cuts MAGA Republicans wanted. The bill passed by a vote of 88 to 9. It now goes to the desk of President Biden to officially sign it. He's reportedly on standby to do that. The government was set to shut down at 12.01 a.m. Sunday if a bill was not approved. The bill includes natural disaster aid and a measure to keep the FAA operational, but does not provide additional funds for Ukraine or border security. It now means the government will stay funded at existing levels through November 17. New York City buses and subways are back up and running after historic rainfall and flooding. Metro North, the Long Island Railroad and city subways and buses have resumed full weekend service, following Friday's delays in suspensions as heavy rains swamped the city's mass transit system. Nearly eight inches of rain fell at JFK International Airport alone. Former President Trump could be in New York City on Monday for his civil fraud trial. Trump's lawyers revealed his plans on Friday while discussing another case, a lawsuit against his former president.
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Monitor Show 18:00 09-30-2023 18:00
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Fresh update on "2023" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Weapons in restaurants when attending demonstrations and in bars, for example. Maryland State Senate Republican leaders issued a statement calling the judge's action a win for public safety. The Maryland Gun Safety Act Act of 2023 goes into effect on Sunday with some of the restrictions lifted due to a court challenge by the Maryland Rifle and Pistol Association and Susanna Kipke, of owner a firearm storage facility in Anne Arundel County and the wife of state delegate Nicholas Kipke, Kate Ryan. WTOP news could be a taste explosion for a treat in Georgetown, where a young chef is recognized being for her tantalizing creations. Tucked away in a basement off of Wisconsin Avenue, this is where Lutece Street chef Isabel Cos works her magic. So after After some time in New York, she and her husband opened the Georgetown restaurant that serves French classic cuisine and cost makes the desserts. You want to fulfill another part, you know, in your stomach that comes goes directly to the heart. Food and Wine magazine recently named Cos one of the best new chefs in America in 2023. so I'm humbled by it. I still can't believe it. A piece of meat can be good or bad, but she says making pastries provides much more versatility. Strawberry, you can puree it, make it a gel, make it
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Monitor Show 16:00 09-30-2023 16:00
"Hey, can I let you in on a little secret? Ugh, I'm obsessed with the Drop app. Drop makes it so easy to score free gift cards just for doing my everyday shopping at places like Ulta, Sam's Club, and Lyft. So if you're like me and love a good shopping spree, download Drop today and join the secret club of savvy shoppers. And use my code GETDROP999 to get $5. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. It appears a government shutdown has been avoided after the House passed a 45 -day stopgap funding bill. The measure passed 335 to 91 with overwhelming Democratic support as dozens of Republicans voted against it. The bill now goes to the Senate for final approval. Former President Trump could be in New York City on Monday for his civil fraud trial. Trump's lawyers revealed his plans on Friday while discussing another case, a lawsuit against his former lawyer Michael Cohen. Trump was set to undergo a deposition in that case in Florida on Tuesday, but his lawyers asked the court to postpone it so he could get to the New York trial, which opens Monday. Earlier this week, the judge overseeing the New York case ruled that Trump had been overvaluing his properties and was liable for fraud. A Michigan judge is ruling the teen who shot seven people and killed four at Oxford High School in November 2021 can be sentenced to life without parole. Lisa Taylor has more. Judge Kwame Rowe made the announcement Friday morning that Ethan Crumbly has a slim chance of rehabilitation. He said the teen is obsessed with violence even while being held in jail. The hearing and ruling are required as the U .S. Supreme Court ruled that underage defendants could not be given a life without parole sentence without a separate hearing following a conviction. Crumbly is scheduled to be sentenced in December. I'm Lisa Taylor. SpaceX launched another 22 Starlink satellites into orbit.
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Monitor Show 15:00 09-30-2023 15:00
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Monitor Show 14:00 09-30-2023 14:00
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Monitor Show 13:00 09-30-2023 13:00
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Monitor Show 12:00 09-30-2023 12:00
"Investment Advisors, switch to interactive brokers for lowest cost global trading and turnkey custody solutions. No ticket charges and no conflicts of your interests at ibkr .com slash ria. George Lavender, Marshall Louie and Jen Sargent for Wondery. I'm Hannah Miller and this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. The clock is ticking on a government shutdown. Federal funding runs out at midnight with no deal in sight. House Republicans are meeting behind closed doors this morning to find a way forward after failing to pass a short term funding resolution on Friday. The Senate is set to vote at 1 p .m. on its proposed stopgap funding measure, but it's unclear if Speaker Kevin McCarthy would bring the measure to the House floor for a possible vote. L .A. Mayor Karen Bass is among those mentioned to fill Dianne Feinstein's U .S. Senate seat for the remainder of the term. Governor Gavin Newsom said in March he would nominate a black female if Feinstein retired before the end of her term. A spokesperson for Bass said at the time that the mayor would absolutely not consider stepping down to fill the Senate seat. Senator Feinstein passed away Thursday night. Full weekend service is up and running on New York City subways and buses, despite historic rainfall and flooding that inundated the system on Friday. Jennifer Polcioni reports. Governor Hogle praising the efforts of those who kept the city moving on Friday as best as it could, while some areas experienced the most rain seen in some 70 years, she says. Metro North, the LIRR, city subways and buses functioning a day after delays in suspensions as heavy rains poured into the Bass transit system. Hogle crediting M .T .A. leadership with planning ahead by rerouting trains and having pumps in place in advance to clear as much as possible.
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A highlight from The Chopping Block: Which DeFi Metrics Are Still Useful in a Bear Market? - Ep. 550
"Token economics can do way less than the industry on the whole has claimed that it's able to do and so for the most part I Sort of consider token economics to be a little bit of a dirty word today compared to how I saw it two years ago It's a tale of two fun. Now. Your losses are on someone else's balance generally speaking aircrafts are kind of pointless Anyways, I'm into trading firms who are very involved DeFi protocols are the antidote to this problem Hello everybody Welcome to the chopping block every couple weeks the four of us get together and give the industry insiders perspective on the crypto topics of the day So quick intros first we got Tom the DeFi Maven and master of beams Next we got Robert the crypto connoisseur and czar of superstate then we've got to ruin the giga brain and grand poobah at gauntlet And finally, I'm a seed that had high mana dragonfly So we're early stage investors in crypto But I want to caveat that nothing we say here is investment advice legal advice or even life advice Please see chopping blocks at XYZ for more disclosures Alright, so it's been a crazy couple weeks. There's been a lot of conferencing going on I think most of us minus Robert were at token 2049 in Asia I guess Tom and to ruin you guys are back in the States. There was also main net in New York What's been the vibe? Give me give me the brain dump of what conferencing has felt like in the last few weeks The u .s. Is dead as a doorknob for crypto It seemed like the u .s. Conferences had less attendance than they normally do amongst other things Whereas the Asia conferences were crazy like I just didn't think there were 12 ,000 people who wanted to go to a crypto conference in 2023 and clearly there was much more in Singapore Singapore was insane Yeah, I think token 2049 had more people than East Denver. Like it was it was pretty wild I mean it is like the premier event in Asia and it's sold out. Yeah It was gigantic venue, right? One of the I mean obviously if Denver was a very large venue as well, but it was it was it was absolutely massive Robert you were at permissionless. How did permissionless feel? I mean compared to prior years permissionless Felt, you know pretty quiet really high quality group of people, you know The conference goers that were showing up to a conference in Austin, Texas during a relatively hot week in September We're not totally like broad retail audiences. Most of people that were closer to industry closer to Happening in this space and a little bit more informed than you know, I've seen elsewhere so Small like token 2049 pulled a lot of people last -minute from permissionless I think a lot of people were planning to go and then decided like oh shit This seems like there's so much happening in Asia. I gotta I gotta go out there So I think the timing was a little unfortunate for permissionless, but there was a clip of Eric Voorhees Giving I guess what was like the keynote. It was pretty amazing. If you haven't seen it, I would strongly recommend watching it It's got like a couple million views or something and it's essentially just like a rallying cry Just sort of a credo of hey, you know screw the government Like we're trying to build a decentralized alternative financial system and it really kind of plucked to the heartstrings I don't know. Do you see that live? I did not see that live I actually had to take off right before that speech, but I was able to watch it online afterwards It reminded me a little bit of a his debate with SPF. I think like a year ago It was almost like it was like a month right before FTX collapsed and it was similarly kind of getting back to kind of the core Religion ethos of crypto is very we gotta get him on the show at some point He's definitely he's a very good bear market in a bull market I always feel like Eric is a little too centered and like too grounded bull markets They kind of demand a bit more craziness and levity but in a bear market I feel like he's got this gravity that is very clarifying You know, I really I really appreciate the role that he's come to play as like the elder statesman of the industry Any other takeaways from token 2049? I mean we were out in Asia for a couple weeks the videos have just started going up for token 2049 and I did one panel that I moderated with a bunch of l1s and It was actually probably the most entertaining panel I did I did I did several panels while I was out there But most of them were you know, they were great but this one we had it was Aptos we Avalanche and near all of whom were on stage and Goon who's been on the show a couple times Goon was just like he just basically was ready to pick a fight and so they just got on say they were scrapping they were like interrupting each other and getting super aggressive and It was honestly the most entertaining panel. I think I've ever moderated just from how angry everyone was on stage So any other any other highlights or anything that stood out to you guys while you were giving talks or or moderating? How about being on stage but I'll say there was a bit of a bizarro world moment with them token for 2049 too Where obviously a lot of high quality projects a lot of good representation throughout the industry and then there were a lot of random products I'd never heard of that had these like massive, you know Sort of neon lit up boots that they clearly spent a bunch of money on I believe Islamic coin was one of the large sponsors I am a not an Islamic coin expert, but there was another sort of meme floating around They're doing a public crowd sale for Islamic coin at reportedly a 30 billion dollar f .d .v I think it's like 60 million dollars raise a million dollars wait, so it's Yes, but they went on on Twitter to explain that this is a 100 year f .d .v And so in reality the the near -term f .d .v. They're nothing into is not near -term f .d .v So, um, you're the more than the near -term market cap I think we need we add we need to add some extra f .d .v Numbers in into coin gecko just so we can start the near -term f .d .v long -term f .d .v You know, I think an interesting thing related to this That's a tiny deviation but important to note is the history of finance Actually has had a lot of things where the introduction of a new met financial metric as a form of reporting Completely changes company structure like EBITDA, right? like why does EBITDA exists like earnings before income tax depreciation depreciation amortization and it's like Because it was this some company that was losing money and they started reporting EBITDA instead of like true profits But that kept them afloat for long enough to raise financing and then EBITDA now became like the accounting standard over time Right, so I kind of think that these f .d .v games We're gonna just see this like war of all these metrics and whichever metric is like the market wants will eventually be the standard and everyone Will just try to optimize that. Yeah, this is 100 % what happened to TVL Yeah TVL in principle makes sense as a number right, but how do you count TVL? Do you count your own token? Do you count wrap versions of your token if somebody wraps your token and puts it back in your protocol? Is that double the TVL like, you know? DeFi llama just decided how TVL gets counted and then the rest of the world just warped around the way that you know These metrics decided to get reported and you of course you saw that on Solana where like all these people were recursively Kind of putting TVL from one protocol back in another one back in another one Now I think we've gotten better at not double counting triple counting But you know back in in 2021 when DeFi was in full thrust It was just whatever goes like that's TVL the other chart crime that exists is that I really irks me is when people show cumulative charts instead of like instantaneous charts it I just like kills me I Will say as a VC let this be like a little one -on -one lesson as a VC. We absolutely hate cumulative charts We understand that cumulative charts look good So for those who don't understand a cumulative chart normally when you have a chart you look at look Here are the number of transactions every day, right? cumulative chart is here is the total number of Transaction volume ever if you add it all together and the nice thing about cumulative charts is that they look like they're going up Into the right always no matter what because they're adding, you know It's like the number of how many trades have been acting positive number. Yeah, exactly The problem is that it is useless to look at as a VC We as a VC and you look at a cumulative chart What I assume is that your actual chart looks like dogshit and that's why you're showing the accumulative chart So in general don't show cumulative chart. However, if it's a chart with multiple dimensions shown if it's a cumulative chart and a daily or time period flow Together then it's cool. Is it? You know, I'm already doing the first derivative Okay, let's say let's say you have a daily chart and it's like net inflows We're like some days are positive. Some days are negative. Some days are positive. Some days are negative You don't know the total you find that that's a net chart not a cumulative chart So if you're netting, you know gains and losses and you're getting like P &L or something like that We're net inflows and flows that's not a cumulative chart. That's very different because that does not go up into the right I agree. No, no, I think Then it's well Complimented with a cumulative on the other access behind it. I Net and cumulative are two different things. I did see it. I agree. That's just a U .M. We should have a chart crime episode The truest of VC true crime it was inflows prefer for friend tech, but they didn't take out the outflows So it was literally just any deposits in a friend tech added to the chart And so of course you assume you're gonna be looking at a net chart And in fact, it's any sort of deposit, you know adds to the overall chart, which is kind of a useless metric chart crime chart crime Any other any other chart crimes that come to my lungs are on the topic? I think these like feed accumulated ones where they're like people who are like trying to annualize I think people annualizing certain types of fee accrual and crypto sometimes makes no fucking sense because it's very event driven like oh Like there's a ton of fees from one event and then like zero forever But they always like choose the right time scale so that they can say like we have at least X of fees Like I understand how integrals and derivatives work and you're just trying to play with the boundary conditions Yeah, I mean I saw a lot of this in 2021 when a bunch of people like a bunch of businesses that had a bunch of random core businesses but almost all of them had tokens on the balance sheet and those tokens went up and they counted that as revenue and So they're just like, oh, you know, I had 50 million of revenue this year And if you charge that forward, you know another 50 next year and it's gonna ramp this much I'm like dude your core business made like 3 million and 50 million just came from tokens going up on your balance sheet. Like that's not your business, you know, so that I mean It's kind of charty. I don't know if it's a sharp crime per se but it's like EBITDA, right? Like I think crypto still is so nascent and the idea of like what should count and what shouldn't and what flows are it's still Kind of an open thing of like what the accounting should be, right? So I kind of think I'm kind of curious what EBITDA like the thing that becomes a like meme that sticks That's not TVL and that that's not just like fees What do you think you guys think it is because I do feel like this bear market My prediction is this bear market will end when we have invented what that is like the last bear market ended when TVL started becoming a metric and then people started monitoring it and like not gaming it as much and It was just kind of going up slowly. I feel like the Solana stuff came to even more where it was like, oh Here's the metric that everything's measured on So what if we come up with these crazy ways to like that's usually the end of a bubble, right? Like like once when it goes not the creation of a little baby That was like that was like the kickoff of the book I know I don't know but my point is like once you start getting kind of a shelling point around a particular metric It doesn't get gamed for a little while Like there's like a certain amount of time where it like it becomes a good real standard bearer But then someone eventually realizes that it's the thing to game and then you get this like kind of capital bubble around that So like AI you're having that happen with tokens per second right now Which is also a fucking useless meaningless thing because like the choice of architecture means the tokens aren't really the same There's not fungibility of them. Sure. I think it feels like right now There's a more and more fixation on revenue. And so you're seeing like, you know token terminal if you're looking at there's just revenue There's annualized revenue. There's price to sales price to earnings. So it does feel like we're sort of Morphing more closer to traditional revenue and underwriting metrics, which is a good sign However, these metrics aren't totally normalized in the sense that you know, for example for Uniswap Does Uniswap have revenue like obviously the token holders aren't capturing anything so the revenue is flowing entirely to You could say like cost of goods sold is like 100 % because all the revenue is going to the liquidity providers I would say, you know One of the biggest issues is that you have like protocols that are not businesses and people are trying to strap like business metrics or accounting metrics on them and they're just not like Ethereum Bitcoin like people are like, oh like, you know fees paid like is that revenue? No, it's not revenue, right? Like I don't think anyone thinks that like the transaction fees on Bitcoin or revenue. Are they on a theorem? No, but like I've seen platforms that like talk about That alongside something like Uniswap and it's like none of these really makes sense It's just like someone trying to build not to knock anyone particular company But someone trying to build a company about standardizing data is like, oh great Let's like standardize how we look at everything and I don't think it fits personally I don't think these protocols living on top of blockchains are necessarily businesses or need business metrics. I don't think it's that helpful I think like projects and For success like how many people are you know doing X Y & Z and like it won't always translate to the thing What do you think are metrics that should be adopted in lieu of? You know revenue or price of sales or whatever all the stuff that people are doing to try to account for You know particularly in defy I think for layer ones. It's a little more nebulous I think it comes down to exactly like what the protocol is, right? So like a great example is even taking two things that like seem like there's the same Let's say like Uniswap first like synthetics Well, both of them are for trading like, you know, one of them, you know is for trading spot tokens And one of them is more like derivatives, right? So like would you say like total notional traded like that might look crazy, you know to use that as comparison like I guess my point is like even two things that look the same are gonna be vastly different when you think about how you judge them or measure them and so All I'm trying to say is like, you know, let's slow down and not trying to come up with one size fits all metrics I don't think there is some like EBIT type But they will love defy broadly it trying and and when people get any shelling point on one of those That's when you see capital formation happen because it's like hey look there's this metric we can optimize it we see the growth curve right like growth implies you have a number or a set of numbers and a derivative like a gradient and The gradient can go up and you're like, yes or more money in it and I do feel like there's like a Psychological human behavior element to this and crypto somehow plays with that in a lot of ways and that that's some of its beauty Is that the fact that it kind of plays with these I think the revenue thing also is like a good I agree like it's really difficult to sort of compare across different types of companies, but generally it's a good heuristic for Understanding like product market fit and desirability just showing willingness to pay right like you can't fudge it because I'm literally burning money I'm spending money to use this this protocol saying something with like, you know net dollar retention at revenue retention overall It's like user retention Like yeah like it I think that's generally sort of a good heuristic because it's showing that if people are actually using these things consistently because they want to use it not because ideally you sort of you're tying out the I'm inclined to agree with this is that although it is an abuse of nomenclature I think you're better off thinking of protocols as products and thinking about like if you can just applying very kind of dumb Simplistic like yeah, they don't work perfectly, but they're way better than just like finger in the air What's TVL and kind of how do I feel like the vibes are trending for this particular protocol? I think it at the very least it keeps you honest if you look at the era Pre when people had concrete metrics that they were looking at like protocol revenue and things like that There were just a lot of things that had you know, take for example, then you have and you had 4chan economics Whatever was posted on 4chan was the truth totally totally and also like not looking at like net of emissions Looking at like willingness to pay net of emissions Like you just end up with this crazy town where it's like Oh, there's basically like a negative cycle where people are making money by using your product You're like, wow, I've parked my good fit There was basically an entire year where every hot product in crypto was that it was people it was being like wow Look how much adoption this is getting when it's really just people clicking a button that pays them every second to be very fair That is it's like it's so funny enterprise SAS bubble also had the same thing It was just the way the capital is distributed.
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"Investment Advisors. Switch to interactive brokers for lowest cost global trading and turnkey custody solutions. No ticket charges and no conflicts of your interests at ibkr .com slash ria. To any part of today's program, you can listen on demand with our Wall Street Week podcast. Find that on Apple, Spotify or anywhere else you get your podcasts. I'm David Weston. Stay with us. Today's top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is offering little to no clear answers on the next steps for government funding as the government shutdown looms closer. Jim Forbes has more. The speaker spoke to reporters Friday after House Republicans met for close to three hours in hopes of coming up with a plan to avoid a shutdown. I think we had a interesting conversation there, but we continue to work through trying to find the way out of this. I firmly believe there are no winners in a government shutdown. And I think that's the best way forward to make sure government does not shut down. McCarthy said he thinks a Senate bill without six billion dollars in funding to Ukraine could pass in the House. But he thinks Democrats would oppose it. The government is set to shut down Sunday morning at 1201 if lawmakers fail to reach a deal. I'm Jim Forbes. Student loan payments are starting up again after a three year pause. Correspondent Brian Chung says there's still going to be some leniency from the Department of Education. They're saying, look, the payments are due. The interest started collecting last month. The first payments are due October 1st. But the Department of Education is saying if you don't make a payment, it's going to be OK. We won't report you immediately to the credit reporting agencies like they usually do. Come tomorrow, the payments that were paused for over 45 million borrowers during the pandemic.
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"Interactive brokers' clients earn up to USD 4 .83 % on their uninvested, instantly available cash balances, rates subject to change. Visit ibkr .com slash interest rates to learn more. For Bloomberg, executive producers are George Lavender, Marshall Louie and Jen Sargent for Wondery. I'm Hannah Miller, and this is Bloomberg. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act, this is Bloomberg Radio. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is offering little to no clear answers on the next steps for government funding. He spoke to reporters Friday after House Republicans met for almost three hours to come up with a plan to avoid a shutdown. McCarthy said he thinks a Senate bill without $6 billion in funding to Ukraine could pass in the House, adding that he thinks Democrats will oppose it. California's governor is calling the late Senator Dianne Feinstein a role model. Lucinda Kaye has more. California Governor Gavin Newsom shares reflection in a statement saying, Dianne Feinstein was many things. A powerful, trailblazing U .S. Senator, an early voice for gun control, a leader in times of tragedy and chaos. But to me, she was a dear friend, a lifelong mentor, and a role model for what a powerful, effective leader looks like. Feinstein is praised for breaking gender barriers throughout her long career in local and national politics. I'm Lucinda Kaye. Las Vegas police say a suspect has been arrested in the 1996 murder of rapper Tupac Shakur. We are here today to announce the arrest of 60 -year -old Dwayne Keith Davis, a .k .a. Kefi D., for the murder of Tupac Shakur.
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"2023" Discussed on Ultraflex Football
"80 catches. Christian McCaffrey had 85. Uh I'll just say the first one that popped in Jamal Charles. Nope. That is not correct. Not a bad guess. Not a bad guess. Uh he was originally a third round pick. I don't know if that helps at all but. Doesn't help me at all. Rob, you have another guess before I spin another fact out of you? Nah, keep going. He all, dude, he had a monster year. He also had 1239 rushing yards and 16 rushing touchdowns. What? Sean Alexander? What are we doing here? What is this? 2016. Oh. Oh. Well, no, it can't be. Can I, can I throw my guess out? Yeah. It wasn't Sean Alexander. I was just messing around with that. Adrian Peterson? I don't think he ever caught that but he. I didn't think so either but I'm like trying to think of a just an absolute monster of a running back. How about Trent Richardson? Nope. I think I went by the name of this to name the college which I think we'll give it away. For Rob anyway. Yeah. He went to Northern Iowa. Northern Iowa. Northern Iowa. What is Northern Iowa? Is that even a college? What are they? Didn't like Ackler go to Northern Iowa? But that's obviously not him. The Northern Iowa Red. I'm gonna be so mad when I find this one out. What is that? The Northern Iowa, what is it? Who's a third round pick out of Northern Iowa, right? Dude, we're about to feel like a bunch of dummies when he says the name. So, they're not still in the league. Obviously. They might be on a practice squad. Really? Wow. Oh man. I like to know the person that's sitting out there like, I know it. Just name name. The only old running back I can think of that's still in the league is Melvin Gordon but he went to Wisconsin. So. He he played five games last year. He was in the league? Last year. And he played in five games. Alright, I'll give it to you guys cuz we can get to the next. Yeah, yeah, keep going. I'm dude. He got me. Stumped us. Stumped Schwab. It is monster year from David Johnson. David Johnson. Oh my god. That's dude. He did have a mind. He was going like number one in fantasy drafts tonight. David Johnson. Remember him? He became irrelevant fast. Wow. Yeah, he had like his second year. These are his stats. Twelve hundred thirty-nine yards, sixteen touchdowns, then he had 120 targets, eighty receptions, 879 yards, and five receiving touchdowns. Lord, man. I think next time you gotta give us the team he played for before you say who it is. Yeah. Alright. Alright. That's fair enough. Uh another throwback. That was obviously before the Texans, right? That was right. Yeah. I don't know what. Uh. So, going back to twenty nineteen this time. So, a little bit more recent. Alright, alright. Uh at the time, he was 26 years old. So, now, he's thirty. He's still in the league. Still running back? Wide receiver. Oh, wide receiver. Okay. Which would have been uh maybe not obvious I guess after that. Uh but yeah, wide receiver. He had twenty-nine receptions which was sixth in the league. No, I'm sorry. Are you sure? He had. He had nineteen uh nineteen nineteen. I had I had too many numbers close together. He had uh 98 receptions which was six in the league. Okay. And then 1147 yards which was eleventh in the league. He's 30 years old. Now, he's thirty. He was 26 at the time. He was 26 at the time. Um so many receivers probably put up that stat line in the past. Well, he was six in the, well, I guess, who had the six most receptions in the league four years ago? That's Tyler Lockett. Not Tyler Lockett. I'm gonna go Chris. Chris Godwin wasn't even probably a no, not Chris Godwin. He was probably like a rookie that year. Yeah, let's just say that would've been way too early. Let's go Stefan Diggs. No, no, that's not a bad guess. That's a good guess. Uh he was drafted and played during the season for Jacksonville. I got it. Ryan. Oh. Allen Robinson. Yeah. Yeah. Alright. Then the next clue would've been. Like just as you were about to say it. Nice. The next clue would've been that he went to Penn State. Uh. That wouldn't have mattered. Uh and then we'll try to move quickly here so I'll make this easy I guess. Uh currently 24 year old who threw for 4029 yards last football season. You son of a gun. That's college. I know it. He said last football season. You hear that? 24 years old. He threw. Okay. I I have no idea. No. No. Uh 24 years old. I mean it's a good guess. So is it a it's someone who was just drafted? A 24 year old quarterback. Uh Dorian Thompson Robinson or whatever that guy's name is. He's young, isn't he? Is he twenty? He's twenty-four. No? Yeah. I want to come to my fantasy league then because he's way too old. Son of a first round fix. Do you wanna guess, Ryan, before I get in? Yes, I wanna guess. I wanna guess. I'm gonna go with. Yeah, I got it. Um. I think I got it. Um. Uh. Oh my god. I'm drawing a massive blank here. Hold on. Dude, all I can think of is Malik Willis. What is who in god's name? What is the name that I can't think of? Will Levis? Will Levis. Yes, Will Levis. All I can think of is Malik Willis. I'm going Will Levis. Uh nope, that's not right. He was a fifth round pick and just for time purposes, could potentially be a starter. Oh, Clayton Toon. Yeah. Yeah. I was gonna say hooker but yeah. That was the first name that came to my mind but I was like, Clayton Toon's gotta be like 21 years old. Like, there's no way. Right? No. Twenty-four. Yeah, he was at Houston for like five years plus a COVID year. Uh. Yeah, all these guys in the league. Old. I'm a little disappointed in that we didn't get David Johnson. I'm not gonna lie, Rob. Yeah, it messed up everything after I could get that. How how quickly? I was not gonna lie. I'm very impressed with how quickly you threw out Matt Forte. That was just a good poll. That was a good poll. I'm catching a lot of balls. I feel like. That's the only reason why. Thanks. Um but yeah, that's it for this episode. A little bit longer than most of them will be during the season. We had to do uh a breakdown of the entire season. Next week, we'll just be talking about week one. So, it'll be a lot shorter. We'll try to keep these, as Ryan said, around 30 to 35, 40 minutes. Uh a little bit more enjoyable to listen to. Uh thanks for listening and we will check you out next week. Ryan's about to say something cuz I forgot to mention the songs. I feel like. No, I think we got all our songs in, right? Yeah, I did not get truck stop salvation. Oh my gosh. You know what that means? You know, for the first week, we gotta let the fans know what that means when you don't get a song. If they are new to the show. What does that mean? I gotta do that. I gotta do the episode naked? Yes. He has to sing. No, you don't have to do the episode naked. Next week.
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"2023" Discussed on Ultraflex Football
"Still you got the team missed the playoffs versus the defending uh I don't see champions. I thought it was interesting. It's only plus four. Moving on though. Rams at Seahawks. Seahawks. Seahawks. Spread guess. Uh Brian. Um Rams at Seahawks. So, I'll go minus minus nine and a half. I'll go minus seven and a half. Minus five and a half. What? I'm the highest of the Seahawks and I said I my line was minus four and a half. So, you guys are higher on the Seahawks than you think. Or you're on the Rams. I'm on the Rams. I got the Chargers. Alright, Dolphins at Chargers is the next. Chargers. Yeah, I'll go Dolphins. I like the Chargers at home. Uh I think the spread is probably pretty close though and I'll say Chargers three. Minus three. Um I'll go Chargers minus two and a half which means that the Dolphins would be favorite if they were home, right? Yes. Okay. So, yeah, that's not correct. It's three. Oh. Okay. Of course it is. That was a half it. Anytime Anthony goes first, just copy him. I know. Alright, uh that was another one that I got. Packers at Bears. Uh give me the Packers. I'm also doing Packers. I'm going Bears. Spread guess. Um I nailed Bears. Bears plus one. I like that. I'm going that too. What? Flip it. Flip it. Bears. No way. Bears are favored. Wow. You know, I was looking at the division odds and depending on which sports book you looked at, the Bears were favored over the Packers and some for the division. So, there is some Bears love out there. Okay. We got two games left. Cowboys at Giants. I'll say the Giants win at home. Yeah, give me the Cowboys. I'll take the Cowboys. This is the one I was the furthest off on the spread though I will say. So, spread guesses? Uh Cowboys minus two and a half. That's exactly. I was gonna do Giants plus two and a half. So, that'd be the same thing, wouldn't it? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, okay. Well, I'm gonna go Giants plus three then. I went with a pick them but it was Giants plus three and a half. Wow. Cowboys are getting a lot of love. As they Bills. Uh bills for me. Yeah. And spread guess. Ryan, you go first? Uh let's go Jets plus one. I'm gonna go Jets plus two. Jets plus two and a half. Alright, we'll see. We'll keep track of uh after this. I can't believe football is only what? 3 days away technically but the first Sunday is 5 days away. We're we are here. Um and then we're gonna do our last little game here which won't take long at all and then we'll get this thing wrapped up. So, we're gonna do Who Am I? See, that sounds appropriate. It's like you're sneaking up on somebody. Yeah. Who am I? Um this is gonna be a little bit of a throwback. So, the point of this game is I'll name some stats or some facts about a person and then Ryan and Rob will take turns guessing who it is. Uh so, this is gonna go back to 2016. So, a little bit of a old school player. Uh at the time, so, 2016, he was 25 years old. A running back that caught eighty passes and for comparison, Christian McCaffrey caught eighty-five passes last year. Just to give you an idea of how many catches that is for a running back. Can I go first? Yup. First of all, I wanna point out that this feels like Stump the Schwab. Like, Rob is the Schwab. Uh the best show ever. Yeah. So, I feel like I am never gonna have a chance at this to actually win. But you wanna go first. You're confident? I wanna go first because I because I want a chance to beat you. Um. Okay. I'm gonna go Matt Forte. Good guess. Not a bad guess but that is not correct. That's a really good guess actually. Dang it. Um. That's a good poll. Like for for like that. I think he's a little older than that but that is really good. Yeah. I think it's like. I mean, 2016 was seven years ago. Yeah, I guess Forte is probably what, 35 now, 36, 37? That's what like I have a name that popped in my head but I think he's older than what he than that too and I'm struggling to think of who would younger and did it. Um You said 85 catches.
Ultraflex Football
"2023" Discussed on Ultraflex Football
"Welcome to the Ultra Flex Football Podcast where we have fun with our friends while we talk about football and any anything else we wanna talk about. We're here for season two. I don't know if we're officially calling it season two but this is our second season of talking about NFL football. So, we're back. With me as always is Rob Green. What's up? And Ryan Wheeler. Howdy, howdy. Season two episode one is what it's officially gonna be titled and Tony, I told you not to talk so close to the mic, man. You like, blew out my eardrums there at the beginning but I just get excited. I know. You're so excited. You get excited so easily. We were talking about that before we like, actually started recording but anywho, uh so, we do that thing where we have an album and we split up the songs in the album and we try to get the song titles into the show as discreetly as possible. Sometimes not as discreet as we'd like to think we are but we're gonna give you our titles that way you know what to listen for. See how many you can catch. Just a little game within our show. My song titles, the album first of all is called Down to Earth by Jimmy Buffet. Rest in peace, Jimmy Buffet. It's his first album. Down to Earth. The songs that I have to get in are The Christian, LSD, The Missionary, and A Mile High in Denver. Rob, what do you got? Alright, I have the captain and the kid, Captain America, Ain't He a Genius, and Turnabout. Alright, and Sir Anthony. I've got There's Nothing Soft about Hard Times, I Can't Be Your Hero Today, and Truck Stop Salvation. So, we'll see if we can get all of those in. Uh most of the episode today is gonna be football. It's uh we we were doing some things during the off season to help pass time. Uh you know, Ultra Flex After Dark and having some fun with games and things like that but football season is here. Uh we're gonna be doing football talk here in a second where we're gonna pick our division of winners. We're gonna pick our Super Bowl, MVP, and then we're gonna pick week one games and then we'll have one game at the end. So, uh football, football, football. So, let's get it started with football talk. Just that really amps you up, doesn't it? Golly, that was good. It puts me in the football mood. It just, it feels like we're kind of, you know, whimsical, a little bit of uh goofy when we talk. So, I thought that was a good one for football, our football talk. Let's, let's start with, in my opinion, the less competitive conference which would be the NFC. Uh maybe you guys think differently. Um but let's go with NFC West. We'll skim over this if we all agree pretty quickly. Uh I'll go first. This one and then we'll just kinda alternate uh as we jump divisions but uh for me, the NFC West is the 49ers winning this division. Um I think they're the best team in the NFC. Any chance we can like we go NFC West that includes the that way for people that don't necessarily have the NFC West on the top of their head you're just gonna see that includes like the 49ers, Seahawks, Cardinals, uh Rams. Yeah, you just you just did it. Yeah, we can do it. Okay. Nailed it. Yeah. So, 49ers, Seahawks, uh Cardinals, Rams. For me, Cardinals, Rams are both gonna be pretty not so great. Comes out of the Seahawks and 49ers and I just think the 49ers are a better roster. Brian? Oh, it's next. Um I'm gonna go with the 49ers. I just think top to bottom, the roster is the best. Rob? Yeah, I agree but I wanna be different. So, give me the Seahawks. We hated on him last year. We picked him to be like what? One and sixteen I think cuz we thought they were terrible. Gino Smith's gonna continue his uh career turnaround, turn about. I don't know if I can use that here. And uh. And he's gonna lead them to a division title. Alright. They have the offensive weapons to do it though. They definitely have the offensive weapons. Maybe Brock Purdy isn't as good as he looked at the end of last year. We'll see. He doesn't have to be. They have Sam Darnold as the backup. I don't think that's why he doesn't have to be good but anyway. Yeah. I think he has enough weapons and Kyle Shanahan around him that will make him. Exactly it. Make him look good. Uh Ryan, I'll let you go first this time. We're talking about the NFC North. So, we got the Lions, the Packers, the Bears, and the Vikings. Who do you have winning that? The NFC North, I have the Packers taking that division. It kinda just feels like a crapshoot division honestly. I mean, I don't really feel good about my pick. I don't feel about picking any, good about picking any of those teams. So, I just want Jordan Love to be good because he's got an awesome name and quite honestly, that's that's how I came up with my answer. So, I was like, got the guy that has love in his name. I'm pretty sure from looking at this division, the odds are the closest bunch of four out of all the the division. Makes sense. So, it kind of is the most wide open division, I think. Who do you have? Yeah, who do you have picking, Rob? You know, our team last year was the Lions. So, I'm gonna I'm gonna bring that over to this year. Let's go with the Lions too. I don't even know the last time they won the division. Nineties probably. Early 90s, mid 90s. If they did then. I just don't know either. I think we'll find out pretty early AKA we're filming this on a Monday before the season starts. So, we'll find out in 3 days whether or not they'll be a pretty good team again which they have enough talent on the offense to put up points. It'll just. Yeah, what are we thinking like 60 points in that first game here with the Lions and Chiefs? It's gonna be a high score game. Probably, yeah. Yeah, no Chris Jones for the Chiefs and then the Lions don't really have much of anybody on defense. Um that means that yeah, they did what they took that linebacker. I can't think of his name right now. Um. The guy that everybody won the bills. Jack Campbell. Jack Campbell. Yeah. Yeah. Um but I agree. I have power on offense to be the best team in that division but I wouldn't would I be shocked if the Vikings or the Packers or even the Bears for that matter were to win it. Probably not. So, I'll go with the Lions. Uh the NFC East another compelling division. Got three and a half maybe. I don't know about Washington. Good teams. Um which the Cowboys, the Eagles, uh the commanders, and the Giants. Rob, who do you have winning the NFC East? Yeah, I like the Eagles. I think they're the best team in the NFC and I think they showed that last year. I think they'll do that again this year. Jalen Hurts continues his uh breakout. I won't say an MVP season but he could have another MVP caliber season like he did last year. Yeah, mine's gonna be the Eagles as well. I think their roster. While the Cowboys and Giants are gonna probably both win nine, ten games. I think the Eagles are just good enough to win eleven or twelve games and and win that division. So, Ryan, what about you? Yeah, I'm gonna be different and go uh Cowboys um not because I wanna be different but because I actually think the Cowboys are I think they have a better defense and I think their offense maybe not as good but I think they have a good offense and uh quite honestly, both these teams have pretty cake schedules. Um the Rob and I were talking about it earlier. Um sorry, we left you out of this conversation, Tony but the uh the Cowboys or I'm sorry, the the Eagles first was like seven games are the Patriots, Vikings, Buccaneers, Commanders, Rams, Jets, Dolphins, and then commanders again. It's like it's not that difficult. It could be six and one, seven and all. Yeah. And then the Cowboys was very similar. Like last year. So, it kinda feels like whoever wins this division is probably gonna win it with twelve. Twelve wins. Somewhere around there. Eleven, twelve. So, I just, I'm just gonna go Cowboys on that. That's gonna be a lot of my points in the AFC uh which we'll talk about in a second uh which is how hard all of their schedules are but uh last division um the NFC side is the NFC South. Could be the worst division in football. Uh we got the Saints, the Bucks, the Falcons, and the Panthers.
CLUB KERRY NYC
"2023" Discussed on CLUB KERRY NYC
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WTOP
"2023" Discussed on WTOP
"2023 welcome in this early 2 a .m hour glad you're with us here at WTOP I'm Dean Lane Juan Herrera is our producer among the top stories we're following for you as we roll into CBS News Brief the mayor Matador of Texas as three people are believed dead after tornado klbk chief meteorologist Jacob Riley describes the destruction we have an 18 -wheeler tractor trailer turned completely up on its side this has done quite a bit of damage the latest total show that the majority of motley county is without power so these folks out here have been hit very hard they were in their seats at red rocks amphitheater in Jefferson County Colorado when hail rained down with a vengeance people have been sharing photos on twitter showing huge welts and bruises noises underwater have given rescuers hope that they may still find people alive in that submersible his u .s. Coast Guard captain Jamie Frederick yesterday the Canadian p3 detected underwater noises in the search area as a result ROV operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the voices although the ROV searches have yielded negative results they continue CBS News Brief I'm Kenyon WTOP at 233 he was convicted of attacking an injured DC cop during the Capitol riot now a judge has decided this week how long he'll spend in jail sentence headed down to Daniel Rodriguez California is one of the longest in any of the 1 ,000 plus u .s. Capitol riot prosecutions 12 and a half years in prison Rodriguez was accused of using a stun gun against injured DC police officer Michael Fanon January 6th as the hearing ended today Rodriguez said loudly won Trump CBS News correspondent Scott McFarland on WTOP the judge says in the case the forty -year -old Rodriguez was a one -man army of hate attacking police and destroying property at the Capitol that day WTOP news time now 2 33 the following is a public service announcement for soldiers fighting overseas in public safety it can be tough to stay focused when they know their families may be struggling Eagle's Watch wants to help light the load and you can help by donating a gift card of any amount we'll make sure they go to military and public safety families who are in need please mail your gift cards or donations to Eagle's Watch Foundation 200 Lawyer's Road number 256 Vienna Virginia 22183 or go to Eagle's Watch Foundation org and click on the gift cards for the home front lane when there's not enough coffee in all of Washington to get you going you've got John and Michelle UTLP news. Good Thursday morning June 22nd glad you're with us 234 on WTLP the accused leaker of highly classified Pentagon documents pleads not guilty this week to federal felony charges in the case Massachusetts Air National Guard member Jack Teixeira entered the plea in Worcester a
Little Falls Christian Centre
"2023" Discussed on Little Falls Christian Centre
"Came. Grace came in the form of a person called Jesus Christ. So in celebrating Pentecost, we've got great, great excitement and expectation of a move of God and this year we started it for me the best possible way in praying a whole night through and those of you who are here will bear testimony to this. We are prayed up and we are ready for the feast of Pentecost and every night we must expect great things to happen just like in the time of the early church. Three times God speaks very specifically and uniquely to mankind through his Spirit. Three times. The first time at creation in Genesis two versus seven, God says this, and he will breathe his breath of life in the nostrils of man and man becomes a man. If you wondered what that breath of life is, the word always answers that question. We can go to Job. You don't have to. I'm just using it as a frame of reference. Job, in the book of Job 27, chapter 27 verse 3, he says this, all the while my breath is in me and the Spirit, the Ruach of God is in my nostrils. So that was the first time when the Spirit of God moved mightily amongst man. The second was time when we got saved because now we are born again. It is our spirits that were born again and that was the work of the Holy Spirit who resurrected our spirits who was dead because of sin and now we are born again. John 3 says this, except a man is born again, he will not see means he will not know, he will not see the kingdom of God. That was the second time. The third time God's Holy Spirit moves in a profound way amongst man is at Pentecost when the Holy Spirit came and people were baptized in the Holy Spirit. John the Baptist himself says here in Mark 1 verse 80 I baptize you with water but he, Jesus, is coming and he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and this is the one part I believe that most churches are missing and are preaching and are teaching their people because it is only with the baptism of the Holy Spirit that power is given unto the salvation born again and the baptism of the Holy Spirit in the word of God in John 14 verses 17 and this is what it says all of us who are saved all of us it says that
Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly
"2023" Discussed on Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly
"When the pandemic hit, phantom of the opera, along with the rest of Broadway, went dark. When it reopened again, 586 days later, it was a different world. Phantom depended largely on tourists and international tourism had dramatically declined. Over time shows had become more personal, less spectacle. Audience tastes had changed on Broadway. With phantom costing nearly $1 million per week to stage a historic decision was made. On April 16th, 2023, phantom of the opera gave its 13,981st performance. Then closed its doors. The show that had weathered recessions, terrorism, war and cultural shifts, had run its course. Where most musicals are lucky to last 5 years, phantom of the opera made history by lasting 35. There is a lot to be said for ideas that last. Today, we'll talk about four brands that, like phantom of the opera, have lasted for decades. One has been attracting crowds for 200 years. One has been serving customers a little curl for over 80 years. Another has been leaving people shaken and stirred for more than a century, and one has been chewing on success for 75 years. They all lasted for one very special reason. They're all absolutely unique. You're under the influence. Anna Marie grosh holds was born in Strasbourg, France in 1761. While not much is known about her family, her father came from a long line of executioners. The guillotine was steady business back in those days, a topic that will raise its head again later in this story. Her father died before she was born, so her mother took Anna Marie and moved to burn Switzerland, where she found work as a housekeeper. Her employer was a prominent physician named Philippe curtius. He also taught anatomy and had a sideline producing wax models of the human body. He was quite skilled the finished wax figure was then touched up and painted, glass eyes and wigs were applied and teeth sourced from tooth pullers were inserted. Young Anna Marie took it all in and became
Gambling With an Edge
"2023" Discussed on Gambling With an Edge
"But no, I do not I do not play rated. You know, there's a couple places that I do, but they're off the beaten path and they don't have any they don't subscribe to any databases. But no, my go to. And I would recommend people don't. I mean, everything's circumstantial, you know? Because you have these red chippers that can't even travel to where they need to travel to play unless they get some comps, but that's a tough situation. But I would always tell people to just keep your ID. Save your ID in the long run, and if you're going to keep doing it, it's not worth just exposing yourself. How old are you? How old do you have to be before you can just forget about that? Because of the, so many years have already gone by. There's not that many years left. That's my question. I ask myself all the time. How old do I have to be before? I just go blast because what's the worst that could happen? You know, I could be I could be 80 years old and not get to play. You know what I mean? Yeah. That's above my experience. Well, all she has to do, Daryl is figure out exactly when you're going to die. And that's the number. What's the problem? That's the thing. Do the numbers. All right, go ahead, bob. We've had a nice chat. Or black Jack round table. And at the end of our show, we have a recommended section. So your friendly host are going to take a break this week. So Colin, do you have a recommended for our audience? I do. I just finished series. It's on HBO Max called we own this city. And it's created by the guys that made the wire. And it's based on a book, a nonfiction book of the true story of corruption in the Baltimore police department, and I didn't know until I got to the last episode that it was based on true story. Because my brother just said, oh, you should check this out. And the whole time I was watching it, I thought, well, it's probably, you know, sure, there's probably corruption out there, but this is fiction. And then I got to the end. And it's completely based on a true story. And it's, you know, if you like the wire, you'll enjoy this. Kevin Bacon, right? Isn't it? No. I'm thinking of a different show then. He's in everything else though. Daryl, do you have a recommended for us? You know, I had some music to share. I've got this album in my hands, singer songwriter heaven, the songs of Kevin feherty. My friend Kevin feherty from Nashville, it's 20 songs he wrote, and it's all his
Gambling With an Edge
"2023" Discussed on Gambling With an Edge
"An edge. Now here are your hosts, bob dancer, and Richard munchkin. Good afternoon. Welcome to gambling with an edge on bob dancer. And I'm Richard munchkin. Today we have three guests. Colin Jones, from blackjack apprenticeship. Daryl purpose from Ben munchkins, gambling partner for 40 years. And burning down the house who is from black tack apprenticeships stable, so to speak. We're going to be talking about black tech. So gentlemen, thank you for being here. Welcome to gambling with an edge. Thanks for having us. I should be here. Yeah, happy to be here. All right, so what's new and different in the black tech world? I'll call him. He should ask burn him down the house. He's playing a lot more than I do. He's out there hitting hitting the tables hard. Yeah, actually, I want to say that we've done blackjack round tables in the past and so I wanted to, before we end gambling with an edge, I wanted to have somebody burning down the house is out there playing a hundred hours a month still just counting cards. I think just counting cards, I want to ask him that. And Daryl started 45 years ago and so I want to talk about how things have changed. I just realized that it was 50 years ago. This year that my mother put the book beat the dealer in my Christmas stocking. And the rest is history. Right, right. So yeah, why don't we start with you burn it down the house, what's going on out there? These days well, I got to say, my favorite reference seems pretty shallow after Daryl just mentioned 50 years. Longer than I've been around, but, you know, it's a grind. It's a lot of hard work. You know, I get people messaging me on BJ all the time asking, how do you do it? And sometimes on trips, I don't even, I don't even know how I do it. You know, it's back off after back off straight into a trespass into this. There are many beatable games out there. You can there's no shortage of that. You know, I think facial recognition and different things like that got kicked into high gear, especially so many people took advantage of it straight out of 2020 with the face masks and got extra time and now I feel like the casinos are really flyer happy and different things like that, but you know, with all things, it's a lot of hard work. It's a lot of travel, it's, you know, on top of that, dealing with working for three months and losing a hundred K or 60 K or whatever your stakes are, but it is definitely still doable and I managed to bring my family along for most of it. So even, you know, racking up higher expenses, I'm still able to make a very good income off of card counting. But there's no, you know, like everything else. If you want to be successful, I mean, you really got to you really got to put in the effort. Go ahead, Daryl. I was just going to say, if you did what you're doing right now and just kept doing it month after month after month, how long
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"2023" Discussed on Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"At the West Hartford reservoir the other day, you know, we had people send us bird sounds sometimes, but that was a whole, I mean, frogs, birds, all sorts of animals waking up for the spring. So that's how you know it's your other than opening day. Let's talk some tweets here though. Have you heard of before we get into that? I just want to talk about the rant that you went on yesterday. Sure. We got this tweet from Tom couture. I hope I'm pronouncing it right. Tom couture has sent a note saying Taylor shrink has taken a sharp turn off a bitter boulevard and pulled on to anger avenue after your rant yesterday. Sarah, did you happen to catch that rant that he had complaining about the origination Rodriguez, the minor leaks? Hi, oh, I did. It's quite something, but you know, it's a safe space for Taylor to be able to get his emotions out and be able to talk through things. And to walk through nature and hear when you try to get calm, that's what that was about. That had nothing to do with like the calm of spring that had everything to do with you trying to settle your heart rate, Taylor. Yeah. Yeah, well, I need to actually say that. I'm taking a step back here. I'm leaving my anger behind. I'm excited. It's a new season. Until Michael I said something obnoxious again. Or John angelos, who still hasn't opened up the books. For the organization, like he promised. So but for now, I am excited. I am happy. I am content and we will press on. My wife is still scared and nervous about that whole thing. She watched it. I sent her the video and she really didn't, she wasn't like, normally she's very positive and encouraging with my career, but she was like, I think still a little bit nervous after seeing that side of me. See, I would sooner believe you, a new year's resolution from you saying you're never going to drink a drop of alcohol before that you sang that you're going to set aside your Orioles anger. At least for today, I'm just trying just for today. One day at a time buster, that's how you got to go through your life, you know? Oh man, all right. All right, well, you know, I was put the rundown together last night. We were late on tweets. So I'm gonna throw a couple curveballs at you. Well, we have a trailer here. Matt hefner, Matt the stud rates and Clements on the pod earlier last week had me thinking, will we ever see a pitcher win 7 psi young awards again, Major League Baseball is flooded with much more great pitching depth compared to this era or did Clemens ride the traditional counting stats wave? Yeah, I think that's true. I just think the way that these guys, the team structure, they're pitching steps are so different that the opportunity for individual accomplishment is diminished year by year. I looked this up the other day. I think getting ready for TV in 2010, there were 45 pitchers who threw 200 or more innings. That's just 12 years ago, 13 years ago. You know how many there were last year? 45 in 2010, 200 or more innings. Last year, 8. Yeah. It's completely different context. That's why I don't think we're ever going to see anybody come close to what roger did. Andrew Sanford at Sanford minor sun writes and hey buster, I love my rangers, but need to think about someone, something other than Jacob de Grom, what's your wildest prediction for the rangers this season that isn't degrom related, Corey Seeger, MVP, Josh young rookie of the year. What do you think? So I'm stealing this from himbo actually early in the off season. He mentioned that he thinks Corey Seeger is going to benefit more than any other player from the rules against defensive ships and their numbers behind that. Last year he gave he lost 26 hits the defensive shifts. He batted two 45 if there had been no defensive shifts in those numbers were accurate. He would have added two 88 with 33 home runs. He's going to be in the MVP race this year. I'm not picking him one, not picking up two or three, but I think he's going to finish fourth or 5th. I like it. Sean at four U Kevin writes in long season, but has there ever been an opening day performed that made you immediately rethink your pre season predictions for a team feels like Major League Baseball's attempt to emphasize contact and speed might elevate a mid 2010s royals team kind of team real quick out of the gate. Yeah, of course, which is why tomorrow's show, we already can name it, Taylor, overreaction Friday. The day after the day after the first game, you always look at that small sample size and try to draw a lot of meanings out of it. And that all said, I am really curious now that we have games that count to see what strategies are going to be unveiled by these teams in terms of stealing bases. That sort of thing because I do think that all of these themes have held back that ammunition. You know, we heard about so nobody could see it until the start of the season. I was in mets camp and buck showalter, they kicked all the writers out off the field and out of sight of the field because the word from the PR staff was we have proprietary information that we're going to share with the players and you guys aren't allowed to see it. And I think it was related to base dealing so really curious. All right, blue domer Dave at blue domer Dave writes and buster a spring train ends give us a peek behind the curtain on pre season win projections.
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"2023" Discussed on Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"Brett, Albert Pujols, Johnny Bench and Hank Greenberg, all war number 5. That's a good loaded list. Number 8, as you well know, Cal Ripken junior, Yogi Berra, Joe Morgan, Carl, you strewn. Willie Stargell Gary Carter and Bill Dickey. Number 8, stack. And then lastly, perhaps my favorite number 24, Willie Mays, Miguel Cabrera, Rickey Henderson, Manny Ramirez and Ken griffey junior, obviously plenty of names that you could still throw out. That's a lot of names to rifle off at you in a very small amount of time. But top of your head, what is the best Jersey number in baseball history? There's no doubt it's number 24. The other numbers, they certainly have some stature, you know, number 5, having a Johnny Bench there, greatest catch of all time. That's a big deal, but number 24 to me. What about you? Yeah, I agree. I mean, anytime anything with Willie Mays, you got my attention. The greatest leadoff hitter of all time in Ricky Henderson. Wow. And griffey. Griffey here is going to play left field with Willie Mays, right? So to me, number 24 is the best number in baseball history. And as you might expect, Willie May's occupying chapter 24 and our upcoming book. I love that. That's awesome. And as I say, I can't wait to see you talk to you later today. So I'm just going to obliterate your partner. All right, I'm going to put on all of my armor and let you two have at it. Later boys. Kansas City Royals last year was a disaster for the Kansas City Royals. With the team regressing from 74 wins in 2021 to 65 wins and this led to the firing of longtime executive Dayton Moore, the header baseball operations, as well as manager Mike matheny, under new head of baseball operations JJ, the royals completely revamped their pitching oversight. Brian Sweeney was hired away from Cleveland to be the new pitching coach for the royals. Newcomers, the royal side Zach ranke, perhaps to close his career where he started. They also signed Jordan lyles, who was a reliable plow horse for the Orioles last season. In case he added lefty reliever role as Chapman, who will try to jump start his career. Break out star then he passed contino showed his potential impact in 258 plate appearances last season, hitting ten homers and posting A380 three on base percentage. He has power and patience. This sort of high end offensive skills at the royals can build around. The X Factor the KC pitchers led the majors and walks last year, but they do have pitching talent in the organization with Brady singer developing into a store at the front of the rotation. The royals need
KAILASH HAZARI IAS ACADEMY /ADMINISTRATIVE CONSULTANT SERVICE (WORLDWIDE)
"2023" Discussed on KAILASH HAZARI IAS ACADEMY /ADMINISTRATIVE CONSULTANT SERVICE (WORLDWIDE)
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National Defense Magazine Podcast
"2023" Discussed on National Defense Magazine Podcast
"For hypersonics research in its 2023 budget, Congress ultimately appropriated $4.5 billion for hypersonics, and related technologies in its 2023 spending bill. The army, navy, and the air force are all developing hypersonic systems, and those programs are now likely to get a boost from the office agreement. The Australians have a rich history of research in the field of hypersonics, and have made significant contributions to their development when expert noted. Meanwhile, the United Kingdom also has expertise that would benefit hypersonic development, especially in terms of aircraft and propulsion workforce. Experts are hopeful the August agreement becomes a real mechanism for collaboration on hypersonics development that will help the three nations catch up to China. The agreement also outlines an effort to develop and integrate quantum technologies that could give the three countries a major capability for the future, particularly in the potential indo Pacific conflict. Quantum computing has the potential to solve problems that may be intractable for traditional computers and offer enhanced capabilities for applications such as sensing, communication, and decryption, one expert said. The United States United Kingdom and Australia have all invested heavily in quantum research. Australia's decision to join August wasn't just about acquiring nuclear powered submarines, but also the industrial security the United States and United Kingdom could provide for advanced technologies such as quantum when experts said. Meanwhile, China is making significant investments in quantum technology as well. Given China's rapidly increasing military capability and the vastness of the indo Pacific, the region presents a unique logistics challenge and a potential conflict when officials said. The initial focus of the August partnerships work on quantum capabilities will be on technologies for positioning, navigation, and timing, a White House fact sheet said, another capability where a quantum could play a major role in an indo Pacific conflict is secure communications. Quantum computing poses a huge challenge for encryption, as quantum technology can overpower current encryption tools and experts said. While China as a single country can't unify its investment into quantum, it will be difficult for August to reach a parody in investment given the different sizes of the three countries, one expert said. The three governments must also figure out the role of the private sector. The work is just beginning, but all three countries will benefit from the partnership's work on advanced technologies, such as quantum capabilities, and officials said. Check out our website and read more stories in the most recent issue of national defense at WWW dot national defense magazine dot org. And look for copies at Barnes and noble and books a million stores across the United States.
National Defense Magazine Podcast
"2023" Discussed on National Defense Magazine Podcast
"Ironically, the only country that could possibly build a new nuclear powered submarine for Australia in the short run is France, one expert said the French option is complicated, though. France produces reactors using low enriched uranium, which means that about every ten years a submarine comes offline for a lengthy refueling process. Given that Australia is a non nuclear nation, refueling would have to take place in France, meaning Australia would lose the use of a boat for a couple of years every decade the expert said. Because the U.S. and UK submarines use highly enriched uranium reactors, they are sealed, and can run for about three decades. With the clock ticking on announcing a path forward the only viable option might be a compromise, forward deploying U.S. submarines in Australia and dual crewing the boats, experts said, however, two U.S. senators told the Biden administration in December that it is unacceptable to take a boat out of the U.S. inventory when the country is facing a shortfall, and looking to grow its submarine fleet. First and foremost, Australia must build up its own facilities and capabilities to host new submarines the experts said next the trilateral agreement that would have the United States and the United Kingdom assist Australia in acquiring a fleet of nuclear powered submarines has raised concerns about shipyard capacity. U.S. shipyards may not have the capacity to build another class of submarines while in the middle of building Virginia class and Columbia class submarines, a navy official said, adding additional submarine construction would be detrimental the officials said, believing the lack of capacity was the case for the United Kingdom's submarine industrial base as well. A UK official confirmed these concerns in late September, saying their currently wasn't any excess capacity. While the United Kingdom is working on plans to build up its shipyard capacity the long-term goal is to have Australia build its own submarines the official said. Along with capacity issues, there are chronic labor shortages in the submarine building industry. One U.S. Navy official said the sector will need to add 100,000 new skilled workers over the next decade just to build the Virginia and Columbia class boats. As for Australia, one official said that academia, the private sector, and government officials have to start building up local capacity as soon as possible. In 2020, Australia announced the largest capital investment in its history to establish a sustainable national naval shipbuilding enterprise. Even though the submarine program can tap into the shipyard capacity of all three nations, they all need to prepare the defense industrial base for the long road to manufacturing and Australian officials said. Last, the trilateral August defense pact aims to accelerate development of hypersonic capabilities of weapons system experts say, will be crucial in the event of conflict in the indo Pacific. Hypersonic missiles are able to fly at speeds of Mach 5 or greater, 5 times the speed of sound. Their speeds, long ranges, and mid flight maneuverability makes them highly effective in evading missile defense systems, one executive said. China first deployed its nuclear capable hypersonic glide vehicle in 2020, and continues to invest in its inventory of hypersonics. China's significant advancements in its hypersonic programs made the technologies inclusion in the August agreement essential one expert said, The Pentagon requested $4.7 billion
KAILASH HAZARI IAS ACADEMY /ADMINISTRATIVE CONSULTANT SERVICE (WORLDWIDE)
"2023" Discussed on KAILASH HAZARI IAS ACADEMY /ADMINISTRATIVE CONSULTANT SERVICE (WORLDWIDE)
"Hello Friends. The medics 2023 exercise. Each being held between the U.S. and Sri Lanka in January 2023. 2000 23 exercise will involve participants from this really navy through longer air force Japan maritime. Self defense force and Maldives national defense force. The joint exercise are aimed at preparing for digestive relief and maintaining independent indo Pacific emit change growing military exercise in the strategic region the full name of this exercise is accomplished afloat. Readiness and training. Direct or exercise medics 2000 23. These exercise each to join to promote original cooperation. It strengthens as well edge military. Prowess. The 5th addition of the direct or my next exercise, each being held between the two countries in 2000 23. Skylight or my next exercise. Readiness and training. Organized by the U.S. Pacific fleet as an annual exercise with ASEAN member states in Southeast Asia. 19 nations Cambodia, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, and Thailand. Participate in the exercise.
Apple Talks
"2023" Discussed on Apple Talks
"Enjoying the Super Bowl. That's great. I hate them. So today I just want to say that this week I have been very, very excited. Because because as you can probably guess, there's gonna be a 2023 spring event. And Apple hasn't held a spring about a spring event for a year or so. So, this might be the time. And I am really excited because it's not just spring events. There's also going to be probably a lot of events in new products this year. This, yeah, this year. So there's been rumors that this year there's going to be a spring update, which includes a whole bunch of Macs, and maybe iPads, and guess what? Guess what? The air we are headset. We have been waiting for forever. And I want to say that when I first found out about the headset, they were all saying, yeah, they're going to do like an event in January. And then later everyone, like, a few weeks later, they're like, oh no, they're definitely doing it in dub dub. And now everyone's saying that they're going to do it in June. And I'm so happy because, yeah,
Leading Saints Podcast
"2023" Discussed on Leading Saints Podcast
"That's what's coming in 2023 with virtual conferences. And again, be open to any of your ideas. You can share it leading saints dot org slash contact. Now this next thing that we're going all in on and this because we've just seen such a dramatic transformational experience for leaders who've participated in retreats.