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Purposeful Social Selling
"3000 ft" Discussed on Purposeful Social Selling
"We never been on ourselves. We never dealt with our trauma. We never developed a good enough relationship with ourselves to renegotiate and become confidence by keeping, you know, progressively larger and larger promises to ourselves. And eventually taking that risk to unlock what's possible are for ourselves. Are we more scared of that? Then we are of like, well, if I spend this money and it doesn't work out, I might have to have a hard conversation with my spouse and say, look, I took a gamble and we're going to need to downsize from 3000 ft² to 2000 ft². What the average person now, I mean, you talked about Maslow's hierarchy, and which is like, what is it? It's like, you know, first of all, you need like air and food and water. And then you need like shelter and so we're at that second level of like, I need shelter and a lot of people interpret that of like, I need a four bedroom house in the suburbs. If there have been a lot of other historical definitions of shelter, then like 3000 ft² with an $800 a month air conditioning Bill, you know? But like we've just gotten in our minds that like I can't, you know, I'm down there taking care of my needs when really I'm completely confused about the difference between a need and a want and a preference. Like I would prefer a four bedroom house in the suburbs, but I don't need it. And that could literally be the prison. The mortgage on that on that property and the fear that it surrounds it and the fear around even having the conversation with my spouse about reconsidering this choice for our lives, that could literally be the like glass coffin that surrounds you, your entire life and keeps you from every ever discovering what you could have done. And I see people reach their threshold because they're like, well, I don't want to risk this these belongings I have or what if I have to downsize in order to scale my business and we can talk all day about this, but you know one of my last thoughts is and you had we had talked about this on your podcast together is like I waited so long to scale up my lifestyle. I lived on such a small percentage of what our earnings were because I was always like, I'm putting this into growing skills, growing assets, growing my business, like playing the long game, and I do see people get very excited once the cash starts coming in and they want to immediately upgrade the lifestyle and what I notice is they get to that point where now they have to bring in enough money to accommodate their lifestyle and then they become very scarce with growing their business or investing in their business. And then they end up stalling out completely and they wonder why they're not growing anymore. It's like, well, glass ceiling. Here you go. You just created your own glass coffin. And by the way, I mean, I can only share from my experience. I'm not going to presume to know what other people are feeling. But I know for me that having my head down and making forward progress in my business is so fulfilling and so rewarding that my need for those external validations or trappings, it actually diminishes, like I
WABE 90.1 FM
"3000 ft" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Standing in was about 3000 ft² of turf. Not a sports field or a picnic area, just a decorative space dividing the parking lot. So molinari's department realized they could take the grass and its sprinklers out and no one would miss it. Which ultimately will result in approximately 330,000 gallons of water savings every year. These kinds of water saving opportunities across Scottsdale have helped the city's government cut water use 8% so far this year. The city announced water reduction goals about a year ago shortly after the federal government declared shortages on the Colorado River had gotten so bad. Southwest states would start facing cuts. The cuts don't affect Scottsdale's residential water supply yet, but Brian B smyer with Scottsdale's water department says the city wanted to act early. The condition on the Colorado is getting worse and it appears that it will get worse before it gets better. So we thought it was the right thing to do. These Myers department has asked individual users at homeowners associations to cut their use by 5%. So far, residential users are about halfway to that goal. But these my art wants the city to lead by example. They're upgrading faucets, in city buildings, and turning off some fountains around town, and Scottsdale is also looking at new options, like how the city manages its water mains. Sometimes water sits too long underground, and it needs to be flushed out to ensure what comes out of taps is clean. They'll typically go to a hydrant in the flesh thousands of gallons out of that vein to keep the water fresh and it just dumps on the ground. The city hired a New Mexico company to bring in a new technology that can filter that water and put it back. So far, beast mirror says that saved the city about 3 million gallons of water. That's a tiny drop in the bucket compared to the shortages in the Colorado rivers reservoirs. Still, Sarah Porter, director of the Kyle center for water policy at Arizona state university, says Scottsdale's 2.5% citywide reductions over the past several months are noteworthy. That's nothing to sneer at. But Porter points out only about 20% of Arizona's water goes to cities. We ought to be conserving, but we also need to keep in mind that the Colorado River issues go beyond turning the water off while we're brushing our teeth. She says cities are going to have to adapt in the years ahead. So while adjusting sprinklers or taking shorter showers won't end the drought, those actions can help local water managers. We're helping our city to stretch the water supplies the city has to cover more users. Beast Meyer says that was the idea behind activating Scottsdale's drought plan earlier than was absolutely necessary. We're hoping that by voluntary cutbacks now that alleviates the need for mandatory cutbacks in the future. Because for a city that relies on Colorado River water, the future looks a lot drier for NPR news, I'm Catherine Davis young in Scottsdale. Schools across the country nominated their athletes of the year last week. The University of Pennsylvania chose swimmer Leah Thomas for the NCAA woman of the year award. Thomas made headlines back in March when she became the first known transgender athlete to win an NCAA
This Week In Google
"3000 ft" Discussed on This Week In Google
"Or something. 6 bit. 6 bedrooms, four and a half baths. I don't see the square footage. Asking price, $5.3 million. Oh, I was going to say 7. No. Here he is from the landlady, the first deposit check written by Mark Zuckerberg for the lease of the house. Their rent was 5500 a month, so he gave him, he gave her two months rent. Nice handwriting, Mark. But she's got the autograph. I noticed she still has a check. That's good. Look at that. There's a beautiful sunroom at Casa de Facebook. Wow. It's actually a pretty big house for Los altos. And that's expensive area. 3000 ft². You get the whole crew in there. Yeah, yeah, be good. You can put the pods in. Wouldn't have much of anything else in there, but maybe they'd leave the sign that says cat, you know? Or is that eat? It might be, I don't know, I can't tell. Welcome to pound town. Somehow, I don't think there was a lot of that going on to be honest with you. Look at that. Beautiful, beautiful home. There's the shower where Mark Zuckerberg bathed and first discovered shower shoes. That's good. There's a gazebo outback. That's fancy. Fancy house. Los altos are very nice area. And the movie there was a swimming pool. It doesn't look like there's actually one. Oh yeah, you're right. So much for the movie. See, I told you that movie was full of it. Meta has its own retail store. I might have to make. We want to have to do a field trip ant. You and me, the meta retail store just opened. In burlingame, California. What would you buy if you went to the meta retail.
NewsRadio KFBK
"3000 ft" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"The National Park designation did prompt their visit. I think it put more of an urgency just for like Wanting to cross off my list, but it's been on his list for years. So we were definitely gonna come here no matter what, Like we send the visitor center. It's almost shape like a cannon called the Grand Canyon of the East. Endless wall didn't just offer some great views of the river and trees. So you literally of the diamonds point After our Conversation with our new friends from Pittsburgh can see the New River Gorge Bridge, which is the bridge. In West Virginia. Which we drove over unexpectedly did not realize what we were doing. The 3000 FT Steel behemoth is one of the largest single span arch bridges in the entire world. It's almost 1000 FT. High in a state landmark, and it's kind of everywhere you see it on postcards. You can even see it depicted on one side of their state quarter. And we wanted to go see the bridge up close. Then we would descend down to the new river. But on our way we met a couple first time hikers of the new just like us. A couple of chapters of quick, which is a queer focused climbing group. Brenda and Helena were part of the group, Helena had been to a few national parks ourself into the Grand Canyon. Katya National Park insanity, according to their leader, Brian, though the New River Gorge might be getting more attention now that it's a national park, But for those who live in the surrounding area, the secrets kind of been out. Timing hasn't changed. Hiking hasn't changed to my knowledge right at the end of the trail head Saw the river from a very high point wouldn't want to fall wouldn't want to climb. The winding drive to the bridge was slow and steady on the one way road.
WSB-AM
"3000 ft" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Here again is Ronald James that the deepest shaft here dropped over 3000 ft. 3200 ft. It's over half mile a straight elevator drop. And keep in mind. This is in 18 70 18 80 when most people have never ridden an elevator anywhere, and to imagine these people being dropped down, over half miles straight down. It really is something. There was a law on the Nevada books that said it's against the law to talk to hoist operator. He was the fellow who who was running the school as it lowered the cages down and it's It's illegal to talk to a hoist operator while he's working, because if you distract him, and he's off by 10 ft that could be fatal to the to the guys in the cage as they drop down. Silver kings all live righteously well and die with multi million dollar states. William more brain contributes to charities and supports all his close relatives, especially the McDonough and Coleman families of San Francisco. Changed flood by San Francisco Real estate, directs numerous buildings, funds new business ventures and establishes the Nevada bank. Nevada Bank later merges with Wells Fargo. He donates large sums to charity. He and his wife and their Children move on the fabulous 35 acre estate at Menlo Park. James Fear is elected to the U. S Senate from Nevada but spends most of his time accumulating in real estate in San Francisco. He becomes the city's largest taxpayer. He also establishes two banks and.
KOMO
"3000 ft" Discussed on KOMO
"Worth of vast natural beauty certainly looks the part of an American national park, though, as I came to find securing the designation did not come without some resistance over Memorial Day weekend by fiance and I took a drive from New York to southern West Virginia to explore why that might be Check out what people were saying about America's newest national park country role. 11 hours of driving through. The rain brought us to the town of Beckley, where we stayed located a half hour south of the Canyon Rim Visitor center. The first stop on our journey through the gorge, or as locals were calling it the new so we're leaving the Canyon Room Visitors center. Where the car to the endless central funnier Let's call Endless. Well, thank you. We drove just around the corner to begin hiking the endless wall Trail, a moderate incline leading hikers up high above the flowing New river. This is tight. I feel like a mountain goat. Welcome right along the edge. Oh, my God. Mhm. This is so cool. There was a lot of that kind of reaction on this trip, and we weren't the only ones impressed. Actually, a lot bigger than we first thought. There's a lot that we know we're not going to get to this time We met Jenna Max hikers from the Pittsburgh area. It doesn't feel like you're three hours outside of Pittsburgh. They had New River Gorge circled on their bucket list, but said the National Park designation did prompt their visit. I think it put more of an urgency just for like Wanting to cross off my list, but it's been on his list for years. So we were definitely gonna come here no matter what Endless wall didn't just offer some great views of the river and tree. So you literally of the diamonds point after Conversation with our new friends from Pittsburgh can see the New River Gorge Bridge, which is the bridge. In West Virginia. Which we drove over. Unexpectedly did not realize what we're doing. 3000 FT Steel behemoth is one of the largest single span arch bridges in the entire world. It's almost 1000 FT. High in a state landmark, and it's kind of everywhere you see it on postcards. You can even see it depicted on one side of their state quarter. And we wanted to go see the bridge up close. Then we would descend down to the new river. But on our way we met a couple first time hikers of the new just like us a couple of chapters of quick, which is a queer focused climbing group all over the country. And so we're here at the D. C chapter, Brendan Helena were part of the group Helena had been to a few national parks ourself into the Grand Canyon. Katie National Park up in Maine. Pretty have places gorgeous. Yeah, insanity, according to their leader, Brian, though the New River Gorge might be getting more attention now that it's a national park, But for those who live in the surrounding area, the secrets kind of been out. Timing hasn't changed. Hiking hasn't changed to my knowledge right at the end of the trail head Saw the river from a very high point. Very vertical wouldn't want to fall wouldn't want to climb but good travel. We continued our descent from the bridge crossing. I don't even know what prejudices we'll talk about after. Well, this is an area rich in history. And that happened to be the 132 year old Fayetteville station bridge that crosses the new river, which we finally reached. I want to feel all cold. The water.
WTMJ 620
"3000 ft" Discussed on WTMJ 620
"Might be and check out what people were saying about America's newest national park country 11 hours of driving through. The rain brought us to the town of Beckley, where we stay, located a half hour south of the Canyon Rim Visitor center. The first stop on our journey through the gorge, or as locals were calling it the new We're leaving the Canyon Room Visitors center. Way the car to the endless rental anymore. Let's call endless fall. Thank you. We drove just around the corner to begin hiking the endless Wall Trail, a moderate incline leading hikers up high above the flowing New river. This is tight. I feel like a mountain goat. Welcome. Right along the edge. Oh, my God. Mhm. This is so cool. There was a lot of that kind of reaction on this trip, and we weren't the only ones impressed. It's actually a lot bigger than we first thought. There's a lot that we know we're not going to get to this time We met Janet Max hikers from the Pittsburgh area. It doesn't feel like you're three hours outside of Pittsburgh. They had New River Gorge circled on their bucket list, but said the National Park designation did prompt their visit. I think it put more of an urgency just for like Wanting to cross off my list, but it's been on his list for years. So we were definitely gonna come here no matter what Endless wall didn't just offer some great views of the river and tree. So you literally of the diamonds point after Conversation with our new friends from Pittsburgh can see the New River Gorge Bridge, which is the bridge. In West Virginia. Which we drove over. Unexpectedly did not realize what you're doing. 3000 FT Steel behemoth is one of the largest single span arch bridges in the entire world. It's almost 1000 FT. High in a state landmark, and it's kind of everywhere you see it on postcards. You can even see depicted on one side of their state quarter and we wanted to go see the bridge up close, then we would descend down to the New river. But on our way we met a couple first time hikers of the new just like us couple of chapters of quick, which is a queer, focused climbing group all over the country. And so we're here. The D C chapter, Brendan Helena were part of the group Halina had been to a few national parks ourself into the Grand Canyon. Katie and National Park up in Maine. That place is gorgeous. Yeah, insanity, according to their leader, Brian, though the New River Gorge might be getting more attention now that it's a national park, But for those who live in the surrounding area, the secrets kind of been out. Climbing hasn't changed. Hiking hasn't changed to my knowledge right at the end of the trail head Saw the river from a very high points. Very vertical wouldn't want to fall wouldn't want to climb, but.
KTAR 92.3FM
"3000 ft" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"To cross off my list, but it's been on his list for years. So we were definitely going to come here no matter what Endless wall didn't just offer some great views of the river and tree so you literally of the diamonds point after our Conversation with our new friends from Pittsburgh can see the New River Gorge Bridge, which is the bridge. In West Virginia. Which we drove over. Unexpectedly did not realize what we were doing. The 3000 FT Steel behemoth is one of the largest single span arch bridges in the entire world. It's almost 1000 FT. High in a state landmark, and it's kind of everywhere you see it on postcards. You can even see it depicted on one side of their state quarter and we wanted to go see the bridge up close, then we would descend down to the New river. But on our way we met a couple first time hikers of the new just like us a couple of chapters of quick, which is a queer focused climbing group all over the country. And so we're here at the D. C chapter, Brenda and Helena were part of the group. Helena had been to a few national parks ourself into the Grand Canyon. Arcadia National Park Up in Maine have places gorgeous. Yeah, Yosemite, according to their leader, Brian, though the New River Gorge might be getting more attention now that it's a national park. But for those who live in the surrounding area, the secrets kind of been out. Climbing hasn't changed. Hiking hasn't changed my knowledge, all right at the end of the trail head Saw the river from a very high points. Very vertical wouldn't want to fall wouldn't want to climb. But good trail. We continued our descent from the bridge crossing. I don't even know what.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"3000 ft" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Your sippy cups. You don't spilled in white cloth on the console And I got to tell you a story. So yesterday I, uh I was the emcee of the scoring Chamber of Commerce, Hometown Heroes event And you know that they like you have everything you have silent auction prizes. Will somebody won a case of white claw and this kid? Be lines up to me with a marker. It says. Will you sign this? I said, Hell, yes. So I wrote Claude to your fall. Rocky Boy Woman. It was the best. It's just funny that anytime anybody sees white call, I got very good talking to Iraqis. Oh, man. Well, cheers. Cheers, My friend. Cheers to area and I'll toast you with my, uh, my Kool Aid over here. Oh, yeah, You're going. There you go. Delicious. Uh, so we're talking our topic de jure for movie Friday. Is, uh, documentaries. And I think this is a great one a year your call 749 7800 the big £1.700 on a T and T And I got this a an email from Greg Johnson in Maysville. My octopus teacher. Touching, beautiful. And inspiring. I never heard of it. But there sounds just weird enough where I'm intrigued. Yeah. Lot of octopuses garden, but not my octopuses teacher. So you want to start us out? You give one to give one of you. Okay? I got I got I already mentioned the Penelope is spirits thing. Right. So another good one is the documentary Grizzly man. Have you ever seen it? I know there was this guy named. What's his name? Jeff Tread, Um Timothy Treadwell, and he Goes on to Alaska every year, and he interacts with the bears. He's got hundreds and hundreds of hours of footage. And during the course of the documentary. It starts off like, okay, This is kind of a, you know a thing about the bears, but you quickly find out. This is a documentary about an insane person, And this guy has he's delusional that he thinks he's doing all these things to save these bears. And a lot of these Bears could give a damn if he's there or not, and spoiler alert. I was going to say at the end of the movie, it doesn't work out well for him. Okay, we've got to say I once what you mentioned that sort of thing about like. Hey, man, I remember hearing about this movie, It's It's not. The fascinate does not end well for grizzly man at all. Go figure not you're hanging out with grizzly bears Grizzly bears. Yeah, and again. It's not like they're like, appreciate of him and they're all this. They're just like kind of looking. I hit this annoying guy here and and one day I think they're got hungry and That was that. So that's a good one. And then free solo is on the better. Probably documents. I've watched it three times. That's when I was going to bring up if you've never seen this, this guy, Freehand climbs El Capitan. At Yosemite, and basically, that's a straight up rock. Cliff. I don't I forget how tall it is, but it's 3000 ft. It's pretty damn tall. I'm sure you've seen pictures of it. And he just does that with no ropes. No. Nothing. Hands feet up. Let's get on orders his name. Let's get to your calls. Let's talk to Joe and Sayler Park. Joe, What do you have? Hey, gentlemen. Good evening that the bear One is great Lord, forgive me. I remember one of the guys that they thought that their thought The guy was like crazy. The 75 man, Mike Dowd in early nineties is his cop of the New York and a bunch of cops in New York. We're getting indicted. Um, I don't want to spoil anything of it. I watched this documentary six times in the last three years. It's one of my little go to when I'm just border can't block it on something else, And that's the title of it. It's called the 75. What's unique about it is they talked to the drug dealers. They called to everybody that's involved in this and all of these people come clean. It's brilliant. You got to watch. It sucks You right in the guy's the man I'm looking at right now, man. That sounds really good. Yeah, Absolute maniac. Um, Enjoy your weekend, fellas. You know that Social dilemma One is pretty good, too. All right? Yes, I watch out. Thanks, buddy. Yeah, 75 looks pretty good. Well, what's that one about cause I remember hearing that I don't know. It's about social dilemma. I mean, our soldiers lonely. Yeah. That was about just how insane the Yeah, That was just one that just on recently or something. That was one network came out within the last year. The favorite. My favorite part about that is they talk to all these people who are the ones who invented all these apps on the stuff, and they're like, So do you Have your your kids using these? Although we would never let our our kids use these devices like okay, let's get this. Dan and Cheviot. What do you got? Dan? I like the men who built America. I've seen it on History Channel. Yeah, There's a bunch of those, right? Um, um, I've seen those two. Those are pretty good. Yeah, I like it. It it shows about like, you know, Vanderbilt and Carnegie and Chase and forward and all of them and how they like when they were young. They were like, Well, capitalism and you know, when they got old Dale got a little softer. You remind me of mayor growing up like My mom was a name and then my boy tells me all Grandma told me you shouldn't have been so mean. And I said, Hey, you don't remember You don't remember her. So, you know, it's like coming of age and everything else. That's all I got. You guys have a good one. Thanks. Money. Let's go to Georgia and Mason. George, What do you have? Well, I just wanted to,.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"3000 ft" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"What's it feel like when you're there from a terrain perspective, So it's very jagged. It's you know, anywhere in the Afghan east. You'll see great elevation things. They're very high up. But in Kunar nursed on, you see, just everything is very sharp, sharp angles sharp slopes in compared in comparison to kind of the more rolling plateaus you might see in some other parts of the East. Far farther south along the border. There is a there are very thin valley floors that are cultivated and this very lush green from the corn that people grow there on that's where a lot of the towns are. But then there are also towns that are really just clinging to the mountainside. In this very precarious looking way. As you go farther up the slopes and you'll see as you as you go up, you kind of passed through dry errand parts of the mountain side. And then you get up to these these huge forests with their enormous trees that have faced such a big role in the war. And what's the altitude of the peaks? They rise up toe 10 11 12,000 ft. The pesh Valley floor. Is that like 3000 ft. I'm not actually that high up. I mean, you don't sort of feel out of breath when you first Go up in the past the way you might in Paktika are some of the parts of the Afghan East. But then yeah, they just they rise very steeply and sharply up from there to these much taller mountains that you know, you'll see snow on even in the even in the spring and summer. We're just getting started with this episode of intelligence Matters will be right back after a break. I'm Michael Morrell. Stay with us. I absolutely loved my dog. But the constant shedding not so much, But then I got a Swiffer sweeper, pet kid. And it is amazing. These super.
News, Traffic and Weather
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"4 30 am for construction work. I'm J. Phillips Co Moh 24 7, trapping Shannon O'Donnell with your co Moh forecast Everybody. It has been a beauty of a Tuesday. I think we needed that dry break out there to get back outdoors. Hopefully you did something outside and soaked up a little bit of that vitamin D Because here come the clouds again. They're filling in right now and buy it Wednesday morning. Most of us will see the rain, returning pretty quickly to Puget Sound and really do all the western Washington. Aside from the Cascades were over 3000 ft. It will be heavy snowfall instead of that steady rain. In fact, past travel going to be pretty implemented times throughout our Wednesday afternoon by Thursday, often on scattered showers and send
KTAR 92.3FM
"3000 ft" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"Remember that magazine we used to get Ranger Rick? I'm that one. But it goes, it goes. That's the same people there on the wildlife and stuff, So it's kind of fun thing to do with it with your information. You know, kind of encouraged. Be part of that is so important, you know, pollinators. Um, natural pollinators like we'd like to talk about bees and wasps and hummingbirds. Digital flies count. Yep. Um, moth, you know, they 90% they do 90% of the pollinating. So if we don't have pollinators, we don't have food. So we need we need that. And then the caterpillars feed the birds, So I think sometimes we're our own worst enemies and where I was trying to kill everything off, Make everything clean. And you know, John Eisenhower is encouraging us to leave our yards natural that things grow lower. Um, you know, we don't have to annihilate everything and get rid of every last scrap a week of leaf drop, so we need to encourage those things. I don't know who decided flies count as a pollinator. I'm thinking the same. It's right here on this list. I was shocked when I saw that, actually. And I do agree. We You know, letting things and nature take its course in our yards and you know we could over control him, But I I'm not going to do anything to encourage more flies going by garbage container as he flies and I go pollinators must be because they hop around from thing to thing. And, you know, I don't think it's inning. I think they don't I think on the bottom of the totem pole for everything, including pollination. There's also a lot of resource is that you can go walk in public gardens, water use it wisely put together a list. I don't know this I got this printed and last December of locals here escaped guards that are open to the public. You can go walk through. And if you're looking and planning, you know a lot of things we try and go too fast. So we want it right now. It Z If you have a clean slate, or you're looking to completely redo your landscape. Ah, lot of times we picked plants based on how they look right now. Well. They look different each time of the year and it may not be something that we want our decided we don't like and going back and observing these natural gardens, you know, pick three or four local ones to you and go buy at the different critical times of the year. Maybe stop by once a month on your way home, and it was a last Friday of every month stop in and see. How they look at night. How they look during the day the different colors. What Insects What while life are in them. And started picking. Which one of these are your favorites? Because the list of native to Arizona plants isn't nearly as extensive as the list of desert adaptive plants, So there's you know, there's plenty of arid, I think, John says, one third off. Uh, You know, Earth. It's not water, the land one third of the earth, it's on land is desert classified as desert. And there's a number of varieties that you know come from all arid parts of the world that we have in our local botanical gardens. And these Zero types cape So You know what? What You see if you're just walking in different parts of the desert, you know there's a lot more variety to that and In the natural desert when you mean for whatever reason, as soon as you get to any kind of a slope, you start to see the plants immediately. Change you can be. You know the flat areas. You see a lot of creosote. You see a tree here. There. You see a subzero here there as soon as there's I mean, it could even be just a little tiny crop of rocks that naturally formed there. There's going to be something different growing on their well. We can make those same things grow in our yard. You can't bring in All types of things that naturally grow. Maybe the higher elevation you can't bring them into Lord that I'm not talking from 5000 ft. Elevation down toe 1000, but What grows it two or 3000. Ft..
KOMO
"3000 ft" Discussed on KOMO
"For everyone who gets the first dose coming up on the coma. Morning news. They don't need the vaccine first to return to classroom instruction. I'm Carleen Johnson. New stance from the CDC meets resistance from teacher unions. 704 right now. Traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the force on the Comal Morning News, And here's the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center Update from Kierra Jordan. We continue to work with a crash on the East Side north bound four or five approaching North East 44th. It looks like on Lee. The center lane of traffic is getting through. And so this is why you're sitting in a solid backup that's starting just south of state route 169. We continue to work with the Stalin Linwood, partially blocking the ramp from 44th to south and I'm five and this is creating a visual distraction for the main line in that area. We also have a crash westbound 5 12 west of Canyon, and I'm seeing about a mile and a half back up behind that North 25, a tricky drive thru to come, a City center and the Seattle community struggling from the north and Boeing field to Seneca. East 5 12 hitting the brakes from the mall to pioneer North bound 167 slow and go out of Sumner and into Alguna and South and 167 getting backed up from 5 12 to Meridian. Our next Cuomo traffic up 7 14 and traffic sponsor this time my beacon plumbing, heating and electrical called beacon today, say $50 on all heating and air conditioning. Call 1 800 freaking Stop freaking called Beacon. Come on forecast now from the diversified crawl Space Weather Center. Here's meteorologist Kristen Clarke. Lowland Rain showers today translate to higher elevation snow anywhere about 3000 ft. So that includes some of our mountain passes, seeing several inches of a plow herbal snow negatively impacting travel over the Cascades later on today and into Friday morning. Now this weekend can't shake the chance of showers. But there could be fairly life Saturday and Sunday and then we'll get an influx of colder air next week in any lingering moisture may be in the form of wet snowflakes and some of our foot hole locations early Monday morning. And the common Weather Center meteorologist Kristen Clark. We're starting to see some showers here and they're Bellingham is one of those spots where it's 43 right now. In Olympia Showers 41 here in downtown Seattle. Cloudy and 42 come all these times. 706,.
News Radio 1190 KEX
"3000 ft" Discussed on News Radio 1190 KEX
"Worse. It just takes one prescription opioids. It only takes a little to lose a lot. Visit CDC deck of Slash Rx awareness Now, Kay to weather mostly cloudy skies back in the forecast to start the day for you on Thursday and early morning temperatures will be chilly in the mid to upper thirties light and variable winds. Now by mid day, we'll see a partly sunny skies still a slight risk of an afternoon shower by 20% Chance daytime highs, though or bring into the upper forties. We'll see. Wind fighting verbal threat much today and snowballs in the Cascades above 3000 ft from the K two storm tracker Weather Center. I'm Dave Celeski, another Today. Wait. Okay, put it all girls today. Don't care what others think We don't listen anyway, I'm has come today. Then I have no blacks Stay. Thank you about somewhere along has flown away way coming. Yeah. Post and worldwide on the Internet. This is coast to coast. Am with George Noory, Honest spirituality and intuition blend to help us live a better life. In a moment, Michelle Welts joins us. Her work is called the Magic of Connection, stop cutting chords and learned to transform negative energy to live in empowered life. Looking forward to this We'll take your calls in the last hour of the program as well. Let's talk a little bit about easy flow..
KOMO
"3000 ft" Discussed on KOMO
"It's fucking the South bound right lane just before North East 80th Street That's causing a bit of a hesitation through that area are next couple traffic at 8 44 Shannon O'Donnell has the kobo forecast from the diversified crawl Space Weather Center. Everybody and happy Monday night. It certainly wasn't Monday. Today it was gray and dark and damp. We'll keep it going for Tuesday to which just happens to be ground hard State tomorrow, the second of February going to be a rainy one again, but it's going to be noticeably cooler guys just in the mid forties on Tuesday afternoon. And that brings the snow level down to about 3000 ft, if not a little bit lower at times, And that means nice winter white freshening up the ski runs there at all of our resorts in the couple, Weather center and meteorologist Shannon O'Donnell right now. 47 degrees in Seattle for the first time in weeks. Restaurants welcome back customers into their dining rooms after Much of western Washington officially began Phase two of the governor's re opening almost Cara Kostya. Mitch has the latest kind of feels like life like we used to know A but we're looking through a lot of Plexi glass. His businesses are prepared for welcoming those guests back. We're here. Blazing onion just outside the Tacoma Mall, where we've seen a steady stream of folks coming in and out. The two regions have moved into face to the Puget Sound region that includes Snohomish, King and Pierce counties and the West region. So here's what you can do under phase two indoor dining resumes at 25% capacity, indoor fitness centers and live entertainment venues, including museums, bowling alleys. Concert halls. Excedrin can also reopened to 25% capacity way stopped in a daffodil Bolan, Puyallup were folks for happy to be back doing what they love. We have a Full.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"3000 ft" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Your accident on the eastbound side of the 70 the last poses as a car that went over the side of the freeway there. Given being Coco's next storm watch traffic update. 6 10 time now to check in with 10 news meteorologist Megan Perry to see what's ahead today. Good morning, Meghan. Good morning guys. A strong winter storm is dumping heavy rain, possible thunderstorms and heavy snow in the mountains with snow levels down to 3000. Ft Today. Showers end early tomorrow. The coast in the valleys in the low to mid fifties, with San Diego's most accurate forecast. I'm ABC 10 News meteorologists Meghan Perry. All right in downtown San Diego. Right now we're looking at 54 degrees. Mostly cloudy skies and light rain still reported down along the border at Otay Mesa 50 degrees. It's 50 in Lemon Grove and 51 in Oceanside Kogo two years time. Six So to the most intense winter weather of the season is here, and storms are expected to last through the week. The rain fell overnight. The second of three storms of San Diego is expected to get pummeled with heavy showers behind that rain, forecasters say Well Will be strong westerly winds developing national Weather service issuing a gale warning along the coast and for the mountains. There is a winter storm watch in effect through the evening as that rain races through the foothills and mountains turning to snow. The National Weather Service says. We could see it fall all the way down to the 2000 FT level. This family told our reporting partner 10 years they came to Julian just to see and playing it where he just came to bring our babies to have some fun. I'm just jumping into the snow. Freezing temperatures out east and in the North County and a daytime high in the city of San Diego. Expected to be on Lee 50 degrees Phil Farrar, KOGO news. United Kingdom. Health officials say the new covered 19 virus could actually be deadlier Varian be 1 17 was first detected in November in the UK says the very it was found in 22. U..
KOMO
"3000 ft" Discussed on KOMO
"On I 90 close that Snoqualmie pass for avalanche control was bound traffic is getting through. The chains are required. Our next Cuomo traffic out 5 24 and we are dealing with a winter storm warning until about 10 o'clock this morning above 3000 ft. Heavy snow and those areas Additional accumulations of 3 to 5 inches here in the city. We're looking at a chance of showers on and off today with a high of 50. Partly sunny tomorrow. Tomorrow's the Dry day and then rain returns Friday Saturday right now looks to be partly sunny and then a few showers on Sunday. It's just cloudy in downtown Seattle right now in 44. Stay connected. Stay informed. The Northwest's on Lee 24 hour News Station Co. Moh news 1000 FM 97 7, It is 5 16 right now, and you've made it to Wednesday morning, Greg, her shoulders Manda factor here with the comb. Oh, morning News, Along with Frank Lindsay at the editor's desk. Democrats are one step closer to taking control of the U. S. Senate. I am going to the Senate. Work for all of Georgia. But the election of a black man to statewide office in the South is also an emotional and a historic moment. Black Americans have rarely won these kind of elections and now ABC News is projecting that Reverend Raphael Warnock, the senior pastor at one of America's most historic black churches, will win one of Georgia's two Senate seats. Senator he is projected to defeat Senator Kelly Leffler, a strong supporter of the president is still not conceding this morning. In.
WTOP
"3000 ft" Discussed on WTOP
"Problems. Report on the Southeast Southwest Freeway in D. C to 95 92 95 Also traveling incident free Steve Dresner w T o P. Traffic that a storm team for meteorologists Brianna Berman solo. It is a weather alert day as we're looking at heavy rainfall moving into the region for the late morning hours, the app Afternoon and into the late evening Watch for that rain may become difficult to see it times out on the roads to the north west of Washington were talking about freezing rain potential, and that's where the weather alert comes into play as there is a winter weather advisory out ton northwest of Washington again, this through western Maryland and West Virginia, the Blue Ridge Mountains also looking an ice storm warning. 12 3000 ft. We could see the accumulation of 2/10 of an inch of ice Saturday. Looks like we've got fog in the forecast for the morning hours, and then we'll warm up in the afternoon. Mid to upper fifties, maybe 60 degree That's going to be a warm one Sunday. It looks like rain returns. The forecast will be in the low to mid forties. I'm strong team for meteorologists free number one seller. The more moderate rain right now is just south of Dale City, Worth 36 degrees and rest in 33 in Gaithersburg and 37 in Woodbridge. This'll is w t o p your source for today's top news, traffic and weather always connected and constantly updated. W T O p. Never miss a moment. Tell beauty. Opie's top news is brought to you by van Meter Homes. Find a home. That's right for you at Van Meter Homes calm. Good morning on John Aaron occasion. James is our producer coming up. Mostly subdued greetings for a new year. Our area welcomes its first babies of 2021. Why a Potomac man has turned his home garage into.
Ben Shapiro
No Burn Alert Issued For Saturday Due To High Air Pollution Forecast In California
"News residents in the South Coast Air Quality Management district are prohibited from indoor and outdoor award Bernie through tomorrow due to a forecast of high air pollution in the area. The mandatory wood burning ban is in effect through 11 59. PM tomorrow night for all those in the South Coast air Base in That includes Orange County and non desert portions of Los Angeles, Riverside in San Bernadino counties. The order does not apply to mountain communities above 3000 ft in
Pat Walsh
Emily Harrington is first woman to free climb Golden Gate route on Yosemite's El Capitan in one day
"Herring to becoming the first woman to free climb El Capitan in a single day. She's a professional rock climber Emily Harrington. Made history when she scaled the 3000 FT Granite wall of Yosemite National Park's El Capitan in under 24 hours. There's someone who could care less about the election going on. She's like I have other things on my mind. And she is a five time US national champion. I guess in rock climbing. I don't know. Racing for this climb just a year earlier that hospitalized her And a 1 30 said 10 36 against it was To begin our ascent. 21 hours, 30 minutes 51 seconds later. Herrington reached the top of El Capitan, making her fourth Her the fourth person. The first woman to ever climb a ll Capitan in 24 hours. Says NBC Nunally Harrington has literally climbed her way to the top The 34 year old rock climber, becoming the first woman ever to free climb the famed golden Gate root of El Capitan. Doing it in under 24 hours in order to free climbed el cap in a day you have to cut corner for me. It was just about balancing what types of risk I was willing to take in orderto sacrifice. My safety for seed head wound from a bad fall during the climb almost prevented her from completing it. There was a part of me that didn't want to Going, But there was this other part of me that just knew that I could do it and I deserved. I owed it to myself to try again. Carrington pushed through, making her way up nearly 3000 Ft of El Cap, one of the biggest, most iconic walls known the world over for its sheer size and difficulty. Harrington is only the fourth person ever to free climb the Golden Gate route in a single day. Using just her hands to grip ridges, sin his dimes and ropes only as a safety measure not to aid the climb. I feel like anybody could conceivably die on any given day Sport of rock climbing, made popular in the documentary Free Solo, which followed Alex Honnold as he successfully attempted the first free solo climb of El Capitan. Scaling the vertical rock face without any protection from a fall and scary honestly, a big part of the appeal is to be in this position that should be totally scary should be crazy, but to feel super comfortable. Honnold, a longtime friend and climbing partner of Harrington accompanied her on the first two thirds of her historic climb. Her fiance, Adrian Ballenger, joined her for the final section, climbing much of the sheer rock in the dark of the night, ultimately achieving what she calls an impossible dream, setting a new record and scaling her way to new Heights. Amazing. Wow. NBC News that report.
Leo Laporte
First woman free-climbs Yosemite's granite wall in a day
"Emily Harrington has become the fourth person and the first woman to free climb Yosemite National Park's granite wall in a single day, The 34 year old started to scale the 3000 ft El Capitan early Wednesday, She reached the top in 21 hours, 13 minutes and 51 seconds despite banging her head on the Granite wall at one point