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AP News Radio
Jaylen Brown's 41 points helps Celtics past Spurs 137-93
"Jaylen Brown had a big performance in the Celtics one 37 93 crushing of the spurs. Brown poured in 41 points and grabbed 13 rebounds while Boston played with that Jayson Tatum, who was sidelined with the right hip contusion. And I've always taken pride in doing what I've been asked to do and whatever challenge that's been I always met that challenge with, you know, excitement and a willingness to be a part of a team. Malcolm Brogdon chipped in 20 points and 9 assists is the selz pulled within one and a half games of the bucks for the Eastern Conference lead. Derek white provided 19 points and 8 boards in the win. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Embiid, Harden help 76ers cruise past Wizards 112-93
"Joel embiid and James Harden led the 76ers to their 5th win in a row, a one 1293 pounding of the wizards, and beads scored 34 points, harden added 18 with 14 assists in the wire to wire win. First of all, we did a really good job of being physical with switching. Limited in one shot and off 13 we expect the floor, draw a penetration, finish around a room, and make over shots. So just beautiful basketball. They sat out the final period with Philadelphia already up by 12. Washington fell out of a tie for the final play in slot in the east and lost for the 5th time in 6 games. I'm Dave fairy.
AP News Radio
Tatum scores 30 to help Celtics power past Blazers 115-93
"The Celtics three game losing streak has ended with a one 1593 thumping of the trailblazers. Jayson Tatum nailed 6 three pointers while scoring 30 points. Al Horford added 17 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists as the Celtics pulled within two games of the Eastern Conference lead. I was just really early on taking with the defense was giving me the way they were playing me and guy found me early and I was able to get into a rhythm really early. Derek, white chipped in 21 points and 5 assists to help Boston avoid its first four game skid of the season. Damian Lillard had 27 points and 8 assists for the trailblazers. I'm Dave ferry.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Bill Donahue of the Catholic League Exposes Disney
"Founded the Catholic league and you've been in the media for decades now. Really defending Christian values, defending the judge. I mean, on and on. But you've now made a film. Called Walt's disenchanted kingdom about the nightmare that the Disney empire has become. I've talked about it a lot on this program. But now I get to talk to you, the man who made the film. So tell me, what prompted you to do this? Because I'm grateful that you did. But what got you going to make a film? All right, let me dive right into that, but it was for the broom, a Jesuit who founded the Catholic league in 73. I kind of refounded it when it's falling apart in 93. So I have to give him some credit. The final score for me, Eric, you know, was about a year or so ago when the whole country was talking about desantis and what he was doing, saying, I didn't want kids and kindergarten to third grade, being subjected to all discussions about sexuality and thinking about changing your sex, et cetera. And of course, the American people overwhelmingly on his side, Disney was resolute instead of being agnostic and staying out of it, or if you want to come in, come in on the side of the traditional family values, they came in on the side of those people want to subvert parental control. And I asked Tony Perkins. It's a great evangelical heads of the family research council. If you would join with me in meeting with bob chapek, who at that point was the CEO of Disney, bob Iger's come back in. It was his predecessor and now his successive. And that was back on April the 8th of last year. Since you've met with the LG LGBT people, why not meet some Catholic and a Protestant public figures? They blew us off, of course. And that's when I said to Tony, I said, you know, I can't take this any longer. We really have to expose Disney. And instead of just writing another article or doing another TV show or something like that, I think I really want to do something much stronger than that. And that's when I decided to do the documentary on how this family friendly institution became just the opposite.
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports, I'm sure Freeman, the Los Angeles Lakers could be without LeBron James for several weeks, James has suffered a foot injury with more test results pending. A huge loss for the Charlotte hornets, lamella ball broke his ankle, while injured himself on a non contact play, he had 18 points on 6 three pointers in Charlotte's one 17 one O 6 weight over Detroit. Jimmy Butler took over in the final minute and a half to help lead Miami to a one O one 99 win at Philadelphia. We got some stocks, got out in transition. In Juan, no matter how we do it, we got one on the road. Here in Philly, and that's all we want. James Harden had a chance to win the game for the sixers, but his three pointer at the buzzer bounced out. New York over Boston one O 9 94 and Orlando beat New Orleans one O one 93. Jimmy haslam from the NFL's Cleveland Browns is now in the NBA as well. He has purchased 25% stake in the Milwaukee Bucks from bucks co owner, Marc lasry. In the NHL, Colorado best at Las Vegas for nothing that's a 6th straight win for the ebbs and right wing mikko rantanen. I think the defensive habits we have been we've been really, really good at those better than we were before, you know, and even if we're not playing that great overall, we're just still defending hard. Vancouver top Dallas 5 four and overtime, Anaheim for Chicago two, Ottawa beats Detroit 6 to two Boston overcame two goals from high scoring Conor McDavid to win their 7th in a row. Grew in Nick foligno, says giving up to two on contested goals to McDavid as a reminder, the bruins aren't perfect. Don't get me wrong. Guys, best player in the world, obviously. But, you know, you give them a couple, right? And I think in our game, if we can limit those, we just become a more dangerous team. And I think that's something that we can work towards and just understanding how crucial those little moments are and not giving teams momentum. Barry traps will be the new GM in Nashville. He takes over the summer for the retiring David poyle. NFL quarterback Carson Wentz has been released after one season with Washington, college basketball, 7th ranked Baylor by 6 over Oklahoma state. Check Freeman. AP sports.
AP News Radio
Mitchell scores 35 points, Cavaliers rout Raptors 118-93
"The Cavaliers easily ended their three game losing streak with a one 1893 thumping of the raptors. Donovan Mitchell finished one three pointer shy of his career high, hitting 8 while scoring 35 points. Feels good to win this game feels good to play the way we play, but we got to do the same thing on Wednesday and continue to push. Jared Allen delivered 23 points at 11 rebounds. Darius Garland finished with 18 points and 11 assists and Evan mobley added 18.29 boards to help Cleveland improve to 26 and 7 at home. Pascal siakam had 25 points and 8 rebounds for the raptors who ended a season high four game winning streak. I'm Dave ferry.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Pedro Gonzalez Weighs in on Nikki Haley's 2024 White House Bid
"Gears for a second, Nikki Haley is now running for the presidency. I just want to kind of queue you up here and then you can riff. Let's go to, we got so many Nikki Haley cuts. Let's just pick one that we have not yet played, cut 93, of course, I think the conservative movement is exhausted with identity politics. But maybe not, play cut 92. I have devoted my life to this fight, and I'm just getting started. For a strong America. For a proud America, I am running for president of the United States of America. Pedro she's running your thoughts. Nikki Haley is the dying gasp of the neoconservative establishment to take all of its discredited and awful ideas and basically jam them into a skin suit with a mouth and vocal cords known as Nikki Haley. I mean, it's terrible. She doesn't have an original idea in her head. It's just, you know, it's like she was incubated in a Petri dish beneath Karl rove's home, I really it's difficult to actually put into words how much contempt I have for people like her. Precisely because they claim to be sort of this next generation of leaders, but they're not. They're the dead consensus in the zombified form except wearing high heels. It's really, in some ways it's actually worse. I think I actually have less hatred for like the neocons of yesteryear because they were kind of reacting to some things and they're at least a little bit more intelligent. Again, Nikki Haley really does strike me as just a kind of robot that's been programmed to conduct this kind of suicide mission to save neoconservatism from oblivion, which I think hopefully that's where it's headed for.
The Doug Collins Podcast
We Are Failing Our Kids
"Was spending $21,606 on per people. That was the breakdown of their budget to their students spending. So an average college was about 21,000. Folks, check the numbers. That's just an amazing amount of money. Being spent on students in this level. And it's not just the younger grades that was doing this in the public school system that we had 93% of third through 8th graders also test in below grade level in Maya. You can't tell me this is a money problem. You can't tell me that all Baltimore has to do is go out and spend more money and all of a sudden you're going to get a better product. No, you're not. You got to inherit problem here. And then it comes down to another interesting issue that I say is the leadership in the schools for whatever reason. Has decided seemingly that this is acceptable because if you look at it over the years and the Baltimore school system and you look at the statistics, score changes between 2019 and 2020 and we've seen this all over the country and this is something that we've got to deal with is because of COVID because of the distance learning because of things. Is it myth points and reading points fourth and 8th graders between 2019 and 2022 all failed between 5 and 8 points.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Welcomes Former Trump Acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller
"Chris, tell us about your book, and then I have a ton of questions to ask you. But first, introduce our audience to your biography and also your book. Yeah, left government on the 1201 and the 20th of January 2021 with no work, no opportunity, worked, I listed in the army in 1983 and I was CDI wide served until 2014 as a green beret and army special forces guy. Then I worked at The Pentagon a bunch more and that president Trump, I really got really focused on defeating Al-Qaeda and president Trump had the same idea. And I worked with a guy named cash Patel, who was also with me on that journey. And we just got really, really obsessed with killing off the rest of Al-Qaeda and defeating them and in that war. And when I left government didn't have a lot of opportunities, I was fortunately given the chance to write this book. And what I wanted to do with the book was make it really accessible. You get these people like the D.C. people and you know him, Charlie, that they write those big phonebook looking things where nobody reads them, you know. They just name, you just name check yourself, right? You're like, hey, then I always name check myself and it's always some snide remark about this unqualified guy, which could nothing could be further from the truth. So I decided I needed to, well, I got the opportunity to put my thoughts down. So I told a lot of war stories from my time in the service in Afghanistan in 2001, Iraq, 2003. And then, you know, basically was part of that war for the remainder of the time. And then talk about my time in working for president Trump. Key takeaways on this thing is I wanted to make it accessible, you know, 7% of our population or veterans, 93% aren't. I want to try to close that gap between, you know, those that serve in those they serve because I saw a lot of confusion. That's not a criticism. It's a great problem to have, right? Charlie, we're not an armed society anymore. So that was the kind of the idea and try to try to communicate in a way that was accessible and light farted in some ways, but serious in others and try to, you know, talk to each other and help bridge this gap between our in our society right now.
CoinDesk
FTX Asks Politicians Who Received BankmanFried Donations to Return Money
"6 p.m. Sunday February 5th, 2023. FTX asks politicians who received bankman fried donations to return money. Sam Meghan fried and his company showered D.C. with up to 93 million in political donations. Now, the bankrupt FTX wants its money back.
AP News Radio
Sherfield scores 30 as Oklahoma beats No. 2 Alabama 93-69
"Gran sherfield and Jalen hill combined for 56 points in Oklahoma's 93 69 thrashing of second ranked Alabama. Sure field scored a season high 30 points to help the sooners earn their biggest victory under second year head coach Porter Moser. It feels great. I mean, we really put a lot of work in after the loss to CCU. And we filed the scout to a T and I feel like they got us to win. So I'm just happy for us and the guys. Hill added a career high 26 points on 9 of 11 shooting as the sooners halted a three game skid, Oklahoma shot 58% in their highest scoring output of the season. The crimson tide ended at 9 game winning streak and fell to 18 and three. Rylan Griffin led the tide with 15 points. I'm Dave ferry.
The Dan Bongino Show
Joe Biden Struggles to Sing 'Happy Birthday' to Buzz Aldrin
"It's Buzz Aldrin just a American hero It's his birthday He's 93 so Joe Biden decided he was going to sing a little happy birthday jingle which is really nice The guy's got a gifted voice and you know he of course he's a speech so clearly and eloquently So this is just a great version of happy birthday So it's up there with Marilyn Monroe sing it to Kennedy Check this out Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you Happy birthday Happy birthday to you Did you hear it Happy birthday Happy birthday No no no I think it was just happy birthday How did you catch it That was great Thanks Joe I was very nice you'd Buzz Aldrin's birthday buzz Yeah yeah it was It was heartwarming I don't know about you but look at that If you're watching on Fox nation hair standing up on end goosebumps all over the place The guys I mean he's really up there He's like pavarotti with his singing But is that song No said domo or whatever That's what you get when you hear Joe Biden I wanted Trump's favorite songs by the way I forget the name of it I'm not an opera guy but every time if you're ever around Trump you know I don't know if you know this Trump loves the DJ No no not like Pauly D's not spinning the one and twos When Trump said Mar-a-Lago or bedminster they give him an iPad This is a true story I've been there I've seen it many times at the table with him He likes to pick the music He likes to pick the music so he'll actually be the DJ for the event and he'll always play pavarotti And then when the thing comes on with poverty You'll see him like he's like the Maestro from Seinfeld He'll do the thing
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Bitcoin Weekend Run Breaches 20,000 Mark, Dominates The Altcoins
"2 p.m. Sunday January 15th, 2023. Bitcoin weekend run breaches 20,000 mark dominates the altcoins. Even if the cryptocurrency industry crashed in 2022, Bitcoin's status as the alpha coin has remained remarkably stable. With a market capitalization of over 398 billion and a trading volume of 24 million 180,295, Bitcoin's dominance in the last 24 hours has increased by 43. According to market watchers, the BTC bull market officially began in 2023 and is expected to increase in value. In addition, the United States consumer price index CPI was issued earlier this week, showing that the U.S. dollar's value is decreasing relative to other currencies. On the other hand, the CPI data gave the market the confidence it needed to follow inflation's downward trend. Related reading Bitcoin price touches 20,000 for first time post FTX collapse in the previous week, BTC dominance increased by almost two, returning to a multi month high as the value breached the 20,000 level. Bitcoin shows bullish momentum wrecked capital, says that BTC will surprise investors next week by trading above 21,000. This upswing encouraged traders and investors worldwide to reenter the Bitcoin market and make some quick bucks. That's a very strong BTC dominance retest of blue as support a weekly close at these current levels would likely set BTC dominance for further gain heading into next week Bitcoin looks set for enjoying more market dominance, likely at the expense of alcohol crypto Bitcoin HTTPS T co 86 Cusack QBR 5 HF pick dot Twitter dot com one QI BLE 7 P rig capital rig capital January 13th, 2023 after BTC officially surpassed 17,000 at the beginning of this week, the outlook for the asset has been more bullish than it was at the end of 2022. On Friday evening, the price of BTC surged beyond 18,000 then 19,000 and finally pumped to 20,000. The next hour saw rise initiated by the bulls, which ultimately pushed BTC up to near 21,000 on Sunday. Related reading Bitcoin short squeezed 93 million shorts liquidated in one hour at this price, Bitcoin has made up all of its ground since the FTX Alameda research meltdown more than two months ago. Even if it has dropped from its local peak, the price is still well above 20,000. The cryptocurrency's market valuation is close to 400 billion with many investors hoping for a new bull run to begin any day. Fun struts head of digital asset strategy Sean Farrell stated to Bloomberg crypto assets performed well following the soft CPI print suggesting that crypto's correlation to macro is not going away anytime soon as Bitcoin surges all coins retreat on yesterday's daily charts, most altcoins showed gains, but those figures are now negative. After increasing by more than 35 in a day and nearly 70 in a week it has turned bullish and is now moving in that direction. However, it is currently sitting below that level due to the daily decline of 4.5. The top ten daily cryptocurrencies that lost value are Dogecoin doge, polkadot DoD like coin LTC, shiba inues HIV, avalanche, cardano ADA, and polygon Matic. The value of alternative cryptocurrencies like ADA and doge have dropped by 0.34 and 0.08, respectively from their respective 24 hour highs. The value of ADA and BNB has decreased marginally over the previous day. Both coins, however, have seen substantial gains during the past week, rising by more than 21 and 11, respectively. Featured image from unsplash dot com, charts from trading view dot com.
AP News Radio
Gaudreau, Steel lead Wild past Islanders 3-1
"The wild scored three times in the last half of the third period to beat the islanders three one. Frederick goodrow tied it with a shorthanded goal with 9 O 5 left. The bar played in score, but at least there was some good momentum created on it. I thought we'll take them on whatever situation power play PK 5 one 5. Sam Steele put Minnesota ahead just 93 seconds later. Philip Gustafsson turned back 19 shots in the wild's first win in four games. Scott Mayfield opened the scoring, and Ilya siroc had made 33 saves, but the islanders dropped their fourth in a row. Minnesota won despite going zero for 6 on the power play. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Vaccination rates drop among US school-age kids
"New data show that the vaccination rate for kindergartens is dropped again. I Norman hall, usually 94 to 95% of kindergartners are vaccinated against measles, tetanus in certain other diseases. The vaccination rights drop below 94% of the 2020 2021 school year during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study released Thursday found rights dropped again in the 2021 2022 school year to about 93% official site disruptions to healthcare from the pandemic and likely decrease confidence in vaccines. Federal officials are starting a new campaign to try to boost vaccination rates among kids. Norman hall, Washington
The Eric Metaxas Show
Patrick Knapp Looks Into the Abuses of the Church
"Final segment with my guest Patrick Knapp, the book is understanding religious abuse and recovery, the organization is becoming free dot org. Patrick, my producer Alvin just said to me that the Branch Davidians in Waco, that happened in April of 93. It is astonishing to think that it is almost 30 years. It really is mind-blowing to think that this is 30 years seems like ten minutes ago, but it's 30 years ago. It was the first days of the Clinton administration. I remember Janet Reno was part of what part of the horror of how that unfolded. Unfortunately, in any event, so in a remaining time, what are your, what would you like to talk about? And what should we touch on? Well, one of the things that Heidi and I are very passionate about is passing on to other people education about this topic. We certainly want to do the life coaching. That's our number one goal is to work with people on a one to one basis, helping them to process their religious abuse and their recovery. But we also really look forward to doing more educational kind of opportunities, whether for myself, one of the things that I would love to be doing is specifically to be able to teach a class at a college level or a graduate level, I've got a tentative syllabus. I would have put together and would love to have a 12 or 14 week period, be able to educate college students into a broader picture or broader understanding of what religious abuse and recovery might look like.
AP News Radio
Barbara Walters, news pioneer and 'The View' creator, dies
"Barbara Walters pioneer as TV news first woman superstar has died. I Norman hall. Barbara Walters made headlines herself in 1976 as the first female network news anchor with an unprecedented $1 million annual salary. During more than three decades at ABC and before that at NBC, Walters exclusive interviews with the famous and powerful brought her celebrity status. She frequently asked during interviews, how do you want to be remembered? Walters thought of her own legacy. When women tell me that they entered the field of journalism, I went to school to study it because that's my legacy. That makes me very proud. And that's the last. Barbara Walters was 93. I Norman hall
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports, I'm John leatherbee, the nets are owners of a ten game winning streak after holding off the hawks one O 8 one O 7 in Atlanta. The AP radio's day ferry with the story. Kyrie Irving scored 15 of his 28 points in the fourth quarter for me specifically when I fourth quarter hits. It's way in time. That's all I really know. Irving had 8 straight points in a 17 three run that put Brooklyn ahead 93 82. Kevin Durant finished with 26 points in a season high 16 rebounds for the nets. The hawks were without Trae Young Clint capela and Deandre hunter due to injuries. Dijon Murray had 24 points and John Collins 21 for Atlanta. I'm Dave fairy. In Chicago, demar Derozan with 42 points as the bulls took care of Milwaukee one 19 one 13 in overtime. The bulls used a closing 13 to run and regulation with Derozan leading the charge. Stuck with it. Stuck with it. You and stuff got rough voice. We stuck with terrifying to the last second. Zach lavine added 24 points as the bulls have won three of four. Giannis Antetokounmpo matched a season high with 45 points and pulled down a career high 22 rebounds, but the box have lost four in a row. There's correspondent David Schuster, a wild scene in Detroit at trio players ejected near halftime with both benches cleared at the pistons bench. The home side prevailed one 21 one O one over Orlando. In Miami, the Lakers committed 26 turnovers as the heat downed LA one 1298, LeBron James had 27 points. Other Wednesday winners included the wizards and New Orleans Sacramento and the warriors. The sun's Devin Booker to miss up to a month, he has a left groin strain. To the NHL Braden point with a pair of goals, the lightning beat the Canadians for one in St. Petersburg, Jake waldman scored it over time to give the red wings a 5 four win over the penguins. Boston, Calgary, and Anaheim, were the other winners. I'm John leatherbee, AP sports.
The Worldshapers
"93" Discussed on The Worldshapers
"In the world shapers conversations with the green process. Your host guest.
Special Conditions - A Pokémon TCG Podcast
"93" Discussed on Special Conditions - A Pokémon TCG Podcast
"Whatever like when they come out with the original game guide and it had like a foldout map of like ho. In or joe yeah. She did them she did that. I'm getting if you hear anything in the background. I'm getting the new jersey. Weather is absolutely crazy. We're getting clobbered with sixty mile an hour winds and rain so we've been getting flood and tornado warnings all night so yeah i haven't turned off but there's like eighty seven internet connected devices in the south. So they all. They're all beep at random times whenever these alerts come through but anyway yeah so if you look up some of the old like the original canto map from the original official red and blue game guide. She did the map. So that's just super cool super super cool but what do you think of the style of this would. How would you describe this. I leaving how to describe the style. It's very it's very realistic. It's got a lot of details shade. We could be done in charcoal. Maybe yeah you'll the sand that it's like yes near if you like. It's that the shading definitely. I spent three hours on her upper lip. If you know napoleon dynamite you get the but now it. It's a the shading gives it a textured. Look like you you definitely can. It just seems like it it has texture to the to the body of it. I don't know it's super cool but definitely a departure from the other cards. I think this one might be might be my favorite. Yeah and then it clearly gives you the the is on the sun now all adam can seize the is yes their eyeballs so funny but this was this was an interesting set to power keepers like the the the the card itself like the text boxes little different the energies for the attacks or like offset from the text box so it looks a little just looks unique like i don't even remember this. Well i mean. I remember it power. Capers was such good yet. I love the energies from that. You were playing businesslike one during the period that you were playing competitively yes like hardcore. Yeah so nice. But i think out of the four. I like this one best but check out the blog. Let us know which is your favorite. I have a feeling a lot of people are gonna like the anorak from steam siege. The one from she. I just think it's the green screen one the cruise photo one. It's super cool. It's super cool. I like i like it a lot. But adam i say we take a little break. Let's take the break when we come back. I'll fill you in on draft. The world and i need your help preparing for the rotation. I mean. i'm fortunate enough that you built me. A ball guy deck. That's rotation proof. But i know a lot of people out. There might be in a situation where they're like. Oh i got to change my deck in the next week. What do i do. So i wanna talk about that. What do you think. I think that is a excellent plan. All right we'll be back right after this.
Special Conditions - A Pokémon TCG Podcast
"93" Discussed on Special Conditions - A Pokémon TCG Podcast
"And fluffy use the disc us its ability dina motor to take the energy back out of the discard and then put it onto requires a and then if you have any other acceleration stuff going on. You could get a couple energies on this thing and before you know it. It's it's pumpkin. Exactly it's going to retreat. Not a three. It's going to to retreat. So guess what you can use air balloon. Oh yes and then you just rotate and then you play as like escape route. So if they think they can hide stuff. You're just like whoa. Oh us escape and gets it back to the back to the bench and you know whatever if you have the active with the air balloon you put on the fluffy or something. You dina motor attached. And then they brought up something that's weaker than what they had. They thought that they could stall with. And then you bring that up and just continuously take knockouts. You don't even need to play boss's orders. I mean it would it. I will say boss's orders is like a a to of in the stack. I don't think it's necessary. I think it's nice to have for situations but being able to utilize like escape bro. And just be able to take knockouts as you please. Essentially i think that's going to be a bigger threat because people won't expect to be pushed out of the active con constantly a hundred but one hundred for nothing one hundred eighty for three energy with max burst when you could pretty much set this thing up every turn if you're running fluffy like really well. Yeah and it's already going to be a consistent deck because it's to stage ones essentially right right. And but i i just i see a lot of people putting four energy on this thing discarding all four energy doing the attack doing to sixty out a lot of exactly. I think the only one that survives is a whaler v. So i don't know this. Is i see why people are excited for this. I see why they're gonna wanna put it together and you know out of the gate. What's the counter here. There there is none. I thought there was. There was an evolution that stopped lightning abilities. But there's not the there's three evolutions in like the volition say like oh. This is a memory capsule it stops grasp. Oh komo with abilities or fire or water pokemon with abilities..
KSFO-AM
"93" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"93, who died on September 11th 2000 and one peaceful time of reflection is a prelude to the events planned for Saturday to mark the 20th anniversary of the attacks. The ceremony is being held at the flight. 93 National Memorial will feature speakers, including former President George W. Bush and a keynote address from Vice President Kamala Harris in Somerset, Pennsylvania. Tanya J. Powers Fox News Democrats are trying a new tactic to create a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented migrants. Staffers are currently lobbying the Senate parliamentarian. A referee of sorts to allow immigration reform to be included in the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill, which they see as their one shot at moving immigration through Congress. Without bipartisan support in reconciliation, only fiscal legislation can be considered and then we will have to prove that immigration is a good fit. Arguing that it has an impact on the federal budget. But Republicans argue the budget impacts of immigration reform are only incidental and legalizing undocumented immigrants would actually burdened taxpayers on Capitol Hill and my sheep Hosni Fox News, Ohio woman has become the second person to admit a role in the killings of eight members of another family. 50 year old Angela Wagner pleaded guilty in Pike County, Ohio, Friday, helping plan the murders, which prosecutors say stemmed from Dispute over the custody of her granddaughter. Prosecutors dropped aggravated murder charges, and Wagner has agreed to testify against the other defendants, who include her husband and one of her adult sons.
WIBC 93.1FM
"93" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"On 93. W E V c. Welcome back. It's 5 12 on this daybreak Monday as they get you going on a holiday is our western. Look over to the West Side. Good morning to folks out there. Shall we start 57 degrees. We've got your forecast coming up. This Labor Day does mark the first ever in the arts Best with the tagline by artists for indie music. Celia Hodgins is live just south of the city to show us what this will look like. Good morning, Olea. Yes. Well. Good morning. The festival will be here at the Indy Auto Center, starting at 11 o'clock this morning. Expect to see over 200 Ft of mural just like this one behind me. It's outdoor festivals. So expect live music, A food wine beer all to support Local artists. I've been told in defense is the first ever it was two created. To bring exposure and paid opportunities to local artists. According to the Indiana Arts Commission. There are mainly self employed individuals within the creative industry. And despite the uniquely strong presence of self employed artists, artist wages in Indiana lag between or behind the US average in the arts Fist, says the state's highest paid creative industry workers. Make less than half the average U. S wage for their field. So this event today is just to highlight the best art of Indian to support artists in earning fair pay for their talents. Have until today there will be a special FX body painter and chalk artists performing their craft on human and concrete canvases. There'll be junk cars and cars, parts. It will be graffitied with art. So be sure to stay with us later this morning will be speaking with one of the artists live for now, Reporting live in Indianapolis, Emilia Hodges, for which TV with Stevie dot com and follow us on Facebook. Alright, Aaliyah. Thank you a lot to look forward to today. Let's find out if the weather is going to cooperate for any outdoor plans. We look good. Not too bad. I think we're in really good shape here. I mean, consider how bad it was on Saturday, especially in the afternoon. If you add outdoor plans, I know that we could have used Yes. Have that rain yesterday turned out my star. Remember thinking? Okay, this is it. If we can keep this on, repeat for awhile,.
No Story Is Sacred
"93" Discussed on No Story Is Sacred
"I looked at her to kiss. She could have offered her basket. Basketball and basket. Cabana pugh ensued. The caffeine stopped searching. Oh yeah that would have given her. Voice violates the nineties. You were aggressive. She was sexy cap. She was right there. I just shooting. That job is just now in catholic. Similar wow this many years old turning forty in less than six months it's way is it less than six seven months undetected stunting dumping water. She's fucking chris. I have unprepared to have this anyway. So i think that if you is cut out of the news yeah i think there's nothing about that. I understand it was capable. Yeah and weird. People got angry about it. The thing we were saying that they decentralized though the bunny as actually no the the didn't that much they haven't changed your mind cheap at all. Y'all were just weird about it for a decade get better hobbies or keep them to yourself or examine the ones awhile. Okay okay. who's next okay. This time twenty hawk called space slam. Oh okay there has to be a job where people they they're looking. They're looking for tony hawk and who they keep passing him by the or. You look like tony hawk. We're looking for him but we can't find him anywhere. So we'll take you to the boss. Stars were trying to capture tony hawk area and keep on getting other skateboarders. Yeah why islam is that some of the terminology. Is you when when you fail. Tricks out of their bail all by up by aboard angus or you slam up. Just that the venue slant omega guys in my robin hood. I say my my little red riding. She's in space channel and probably the craft she nakano clearance in the bleachers expectaders..
No Story Is Sacred
"93" Discussed on No Story Is Sacred
"What are you gonna do well beyond earlier propaganda piece. No no we don't do that. We're not we're not finding autism. Are you certain now so anyway. So then the second half happens. The score tightens up. They have a moment where they almost lose. The game. do not have enough players because the bonds stars suddenly decided to actually start playing rough. Were in that part of the game. When feels like they're gonna lose bill. Murray cubs in as the surprise final player after wayne knight gets southland. Federal i'll make that he did make it a. What's it called a go gas and and also taught important lesson about the physics of the looney tunes already though because remember earlier on somebody swished up michael jordan into a ball. Now i had that in my notes district the fascinated which is again why it's talk. Universe not an ultra time-line not looking a because roger rabbit. It's not like another part of the world but was was reunites squished just to have a rule of for human metaphysics interaction. It might have been a reminder. Yes it's before the payoff. Yes so you gotta have to have the first realization that humans can get fucked around west now break because physics is different. Here because the different universe sniffer rules Doesn't make sense three to whatever whatever but then you have reminder late night..
No Story Is Sacred
"93" Discussed on No Story Is Sacred
"Yup yup we have a family connection between night. Did you this. Why yeah. He was a huge might. Obviously my sylvie a huge fastener and so in the ninety s he was on genie on he was on a genie was serve of. Yeah message boards every who's on correct us and we invite like bbs or something. It was peer to peer network. Anyway no they were our time. Yeah but he's a big nerd and he would hang out on the science-fiction boards where our dad was an admit yup yup adnan moderator. What have you and so yeah. They were like buddies and apparently way night super nice and just getting back into loki. This is before people were really assholes. Celebrities on the internet. But if you the peirce yes there's always of social but we had learned how to be personal there yet as soda. Wayne that showed up. We'll also we in was on the gd moore's Like as a very young person which is why science fiction fandom knew him for. vdi went to no. You won't bad word out that kid and they go. Well when you make friends on a message. Board france fucking life and of course you make an enemy here you are who it is but way way way night bruce wayne dark naked fat man owned by god. There's only one way to find out here. We invade queen night..
Bad Feminist Film Club
"93" Discussed on Bad Feminist Film Club
"That is kind of like models is when they go to the rich assholes house and it's like a white party and he's like. Oh yeah all these beautiful ladies are like on my payroll and it's played in the movie like he's the astle and that's tonight different and i was like i mean it's funny and like it's a good i think it's an interesting dynamic but on the flip side i was like you can't say that when you were that guy like you were looking so true. I mean it's like then you realize that some of those women who were there were the people working for dom that was so great. It reminded me of in hobson shaw when they go to russia in like crime syndicate house. And it's all just like mom laundry and they're just like we kill people like that was five. That's great well. That's what i was wondering. If part of the syndicate someone said like cardi speak character has to do with some of the people the bandera short film. Oh and i understand boy. So i think it's something tied. Yeah i think it said that she was going to be a recurring so fantastic. Like why not. I mean she she can act. That's more than like the time that they asked us alia like. Oh no and she's embraced. Wars and i was like of all places. Emailer can't be in the race of segment like it's already like yeah and then also did mess unfortunately but for people seeing this movie if you watch their as an an cardiac wentz which i yeah. I forgot do you. Do you know what it is. I not jason say oh yes. Oh okay so spoiler hasn't seen those but what it is. It's like jason so a guys like in a hoodie. He's like beating up like boxing bag. Or whatever it's very like. Steve rogers room and the pullback hood and it's like aww jason see them and he unzips the bag and there's a guy inside like it's great but anyway so there's a knock on the door and he's like okay like state energy absorb backup and he goes and it's gone at the door and the last shot is just chasing safe space. Go it's so good I think tan with jason. Save them at. I hope so i was. I was curious whether he is now also on the outs because he was in the movie with The raw the raw. I don i hope not. I also wanna see. They mainly just be with the raw. I would assume so. I love to see the whole God what's her last name. The helen mirren game. Shaw the shop. I would like to shop family together. I would like to get vanessa. Kirby owens and like everybody. I think that'd be amazing. I think if they were in the next one that would be really bad. I would recommend getting there so yeah fingers house. Oh yeah. Because i forgot. Vanessa is so good and hobson jobs like Yeah i think yeah. I don't know if the rock will ever come back. But i think but what i did. Notice Was like i mean i love the rock and i think he really made five six seven eight but really good But i think also don't think that's like..
Bad Feminist Film Club
"93" Discussed on Bad Feminist Film Club
"Exactly. Exactly i think you'd be good. I think it retains them being like fish out of water and but also has a slight sifi element but like bullied full. They don't have to do too much. I think a halloween movie. Also did they wake yes. Yes that young space. So so they've done this anything. It's the best one out. How do they get back on clear. I mean we're not. I was not sure how they were going to get back down from space in this. Because i was like. I see some ceramic tiles stapled to the bottom of this car. I don't injuries. So i feel like i be smart about it but i was like yet. No i think that would be a fantastic because also kind of retains that like Scrappy like seniors like the underdog thing versus high-tech knock people. Yes and then you'd have really like people who are like like like in their brains and staff and then you have been detail about family. And then imagine he goes to like an expanse type bar and he's like go grown better and then they have like. Oh i got the corona classic. Free know i was even to us. This is such a tangent. But i would like to see the expanse gets there occasionally. I'll take an excuse to talk about the expense. But i would definitely love to see a fast and furious style space opera like experience level technology but like fast and furious level insanity and there is a you know what that might be next. That could be would very much like to see that. Even if it's not this franchise. I would like to see it with franchise but i also think that was like a great idea There is a movie called space sweepers. That's a korean think. It's korean on netflix. That is a little bit like that. It feels like that a little bit. Which is it's really fun Might be show. I don't know anyways. I think that's a if someone wants to pay us for that idea of going to say i. What i see is that there are secret. Space stations that the like governments don't know about but the super rich people have them and they're trying to colonize mars. Oh my ours off. Yeah mars hustle. It's yes i could. I could see it existing in where they're like in space but they're not necessarily like on plants words like bowl sci-fi where they're more dislike. Were they are in the atmosphere in this one. But that's like a whole portion of louis. Yeah and they have to send ludicrous retirees because they say well you guys have already the space. You know what it's like how. How do we fight people in space. No gravity yeah. It'd be a little bit like what happens in seven where tiberius like. Why can make a plan to. And he's like well out of all of us who's actually been dispaced me. Thank you let me. Let me think exactly. They're like aw and then someone says. I knew. Send them to space. They like go off in this big. Yeah now it's it's incredible to see this franchise is build on top of itself into white. Were just like you really think they'd like britain themselves into a corner at some points but they really haven't like there. There's also the bridge moment. The bridge completely collapsing then. Vin diesel makes like this kind of like lasso. He like last us on a self initial rodriguez in a car like off. It's sounding like every time..
#CreateYourEarthLife
"93" Discussed on #CreateYourEarthLife
"Be helping them if they listen to this podcast. Please share it with them. Please leave a review it as very very helpful. I read all the reviews. I love all of them. I want to people to help newborn christians. I want to help people. That are christians but haven't been close with god or maybe just to give a different perspective or learn something new i just. I want to help people. I want to get this podcast out there so if you could give it a review that would be wonderful and let's get started. We are going to be talking about manifestation so if you guys have been listening to my podcast for a while if you have listened to the first episode compared to now you will know that it is very different. I started this podcast in the new age. So i would talk about a higher power instead of god. I will talk about terror. Cards and i would talk about. Rx achey and runes and meditation and yoga and manifestation. I just want to clarify though when it comes to some of these things meditation. It says in the bible to meditate on the good things joyful things. The things god has given you. So there's meditation where you clear your mind which is not not with. The bible is talking about his actually condemned because nuclear mind that win saying in the devils his little workers can get all up in your head but god says you can meditate on all the things that are joyful and good and loving in great in your life and then when it comes to yoga so this was something i went back and forth with. I have friends or you know different friends. That do yoga and i used to do yoga and then i saw this video. That talks about how he shouldn't do yoga. Because it's a way to worship hindu. God and i talked to my pastor about it and he was like yeah. There's a lot of things in this world that we do and we celebrate and it used to mean something and it doesn't anymore and he's like if you wanna do yoga to take care of your body institure body that's okay but if you're doing yoga to connect to a higher power or god or whatever that's not really how it works So keep that in mind as of right now. I'm not really doing yoga but does keep me having more of an open mind with that being said let's talk manifestation what is manifestation so first of all when i heard of manifesting i hear people all the time in the new age they are like. Oh yeah manifested. This manifested that. I've heard people say like investing isn't a bad thing. It's like when you think about something and then a happens so basically the definition of manifestation is thinking something was happening when it wasn't happening to make it happen and that's how it works so it's kinda like affirmations are a part of manifestation like i am wealthy. I'm rich i am strong. You know all those things I said all those because none of those are true. I mean i'm strong in some ways. I'm not rich..
WIBC 93.1FM
"93" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"93 w y A B C socks or mixed at the opening bell, But the NASDAQ is up big off of a boost of text shares. The NASDAQ is up 1 41 7 13,032, the NASDAQ and The Dow actually is down 54 to a 3 34,088 and the S and P 500 is up. 9 to 4002. Oh, three. His life Market update is brought to you by Anderson University Way around Mine MBA will last a lifetime. I'm Kirk darling on the level on the go and don w Y b C calm. You are back with Mark and Rob and we have an alert alert. Alert. He'll learn he'll learn. Well, It's thanks to Jacob, that we even have this alert. So we've been talking. Of course, I've been freaking out about the rocket. The Chinese rocket that is hurtling towards Earth. Right? Actually, I take that back. It's hurtling around Earth, and it's slowly coming to Earth. We won't know where it's going to land as we mentioned for the past couple days until a few hours before its landing, and so I have been freaking out about this. As you know, there have been people who have been trying to be like, including my husband, who's like calm down. 70% of our earth is covered by water. The chances of hitting water are really, really, really high. And now like 70% right now, according to China, the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wen bin China Says, you guys, It's fine. It's all fine. It's very unlikely that this will cause any harm. China is saying it's unlikely that they're rocket is going to cause any harm China. That's what China says. I feel like we heard this before. Like, I don't know. Like, uh, January February of last year, I feel like we were told it's gonna be fine. Yeah, this virus is no big deal Kelly contained, I think We were told that before, and it didn't work out. Which is weird, because China has a long track record of being a very transparent, honest country that cares about its fellow mankind. Right. And so, yeah, I mean the fact that now just a couple hours ago, Reuters is reporting that the the Foreign Ministry spokesperson is like you guys. It's fine. That makes me even more worried, by the way, so the debris According to China, the debris from this rocket is likely to fall in international waters. I mean, that's fine for them to say that, Based on its current orbit, the trail is likely to fall somewhere as far north as New York, Madrid or Beijing, which I would think would be the best thing ever. If this rocket comes crashing back down on China, I cannot imagine a better outcome honestly and as far south as southern Chile, Wellington, New Zealand or anywhere in between, so basically they have no idea it's gonna fall somewhere. So Carvel and Brown's work or not. That list. I noticed. Well, they're not listed. But they're saying it could be as fall. Oh, I got your you know what I mean? Every place on earth century is included in what could be hit. Yeah, that makes sense. By the way. I'm not just I don't condone violence on this show. As we well know, I would never wish harm upon Chinese people just saying there would be a little bit of I don't know, like delicious irony if it actually hit China, you know what I mean? This is China's fault. Well, if you had the choice of it, hitting you who did nothing. For them. Who put the thing into orbit to begin with again. I come back to Why should you have to suffer? I totally agree. Yesterday. Cori Bush who you may know from such things as being one of the newest members of the squad. I love her name. It's so great. You haven't that the way that I left that. What's her name? Doctor Box? The gynecologist. That's the State health commissioner. Yes. So Cori Bush gave testimony in front of some committee about the plight of high mortality rates. For black moms and their offspring. Okay. She was talking about that. And she got she made some some headlines because of her choice to use the term birthing person instead of Mother birthing person. Yes. Oh, I didn't realize that this was now a thing, but we actually have a compilation of many, many, many, many people. Talking about Mom's in this way, and I thought this was a proposed seeing as how it's Mother's Day weekend. All right, I should say Burning persons weekend. Listen as if going to Mother's Day weekend, let us we commit our efforts and support. To ensure that every birthing person across this nation is in power. When it feels safe. We have not created infrastructure to support birthing people, all pregnant and birthing. People deserve to be treated with love worth. And while blacks should not be a death sentence, help equity for black burning people is attainable. Mothers and babies and black birth and people are important. We desperately need long term fixes. To support the healthcare needs of black women and birthing people. The most marginalized black and indigenous birthing people just systemically shift the way we approach healthcare for burning people of color and respectful of black women and birthing people. The maternal mortality crisis among black birthing people in the United States, black birthing people and everything that's probably fine. What Why are we doing this? Why? Why are we doing this? These are the people in charge of the country. So Titania McGrath, who you know, I follow on Twitter Who love titanium. A graph it, Zach. Actually, a dude who runs this account. It's a complete satire account that it makes fun of stuff like this. Okay, So in response to this titanium, A graph has provided us with a language update. So we just heard, for example, that instead of mother you are now to say burning person, But But Titania also offered these Placements instead of daughter say, offspring with a cervix instead of woman saved bipedal just station in unit. E. I just think these air absolutely perfect, right? I mean, these are perfect. This is how many sharks we've jumped with all the sharks, but the bigger issue is it's accepted. Like nobody calls these people out If somebody should look at them go, you're a psycho. No, right. So many people just get right on board and they started saying the thing you're a psycho. It's called the mother or we also expect Mom like the except mom. Yeah. Just like it's just and why like why? How did this start? What is the thinking behind this? There's but there were like seven trans activists who decided that they were mad and they were loud enough and caused so much commotion that they they they they've made it so that the squeaky ist wheel gets the grease even if there's like just one itty bitty wheel. If it's super squeaky, then Washington reacts, the media reacts. Everybody reacts and immediately Rise to pacify. But why is it that it's only one way on Lee when one side is upset does do they just roll over and do whatever the people want when the conservative side is upset that calm insurrectionist right, like like the double standard on this, Okay, If we're going to just respond, everyone who's upset then fine, but that's not the way it operates. All right. And a great example of that is what we talked about yesterday with the whole Nantucket magazine story on Dave Portnoy, Right, so they put day important way on their cover. They do a piece on him about how he does all the stuff for charity. He's a Nantucket resident, and look at it. Look at him Go right. Like this amazing entrepreneur. He develops this hugely successful company out of nothing. It's a good story. But then people are like, Wait, he said. Something really sex is like 20 years ago on, so I'm mad. So then the magazine releases this giant apology saying, Oh, my gosh, we wouldn't Ever want to offend our readers? Well, what about the readers who are offended that they released that apartment? When did they get? When did they get to have their moment of outrage? When did they get their apology? And he's a news maker. Yeah. They're doing a news piece on him because he's a newsmaker. There's lots of people that I don't like that are in the news all the time. I don't have to talk about right. But I don't think to call the local paper and go. I can't believe you were talking about that person. That's what the news does. Yeah. Talk about people. They're newsmakers, right? And I bet you that Nantucket magazines sold more issues with Dave Portnoy on the cover than they do otherwise. So weird. I know..
WIBC 93.1FM
"93" Discussed on WIBC 93.1FM
"93, wi P. C. 67 plates Got Dixon later, Alex below a second coat his third. Jack Harvey is forging new gardeners fifth. Alexander Rossi is six. Got the block with seventh graders. VK is a total get on this night. Retrofitted Polly is 10th Jones 11th Rosenquist 12 Hitches 13 14 Power 15 Adult Kellen 16, Marcus Eriksen 17 Pato Award 18th side but pageant 19 Takuma Sato 20th Granbury home. Ed Carpenter is 21st a lap down. Also a lap down and 20 seconds. Ryan Hunter Rey counter daily and locked down in 23rd 24th that I was a racist Sebastian board a total get on now. Plus 14 Rossi is plus 10. But Lachlan plus eight, along with Jones Hitch. Plus seven. Dixon has led 65 laps. Alex Below has led the other two. We just finished Arden's first caution of the race, the only cost so far for 12 laps. Can't wait to see Mark what this does for Tony, Get on. I mean, he has a fast race car. We know that obviously Jake, where he has a scot of been tuned in with the drama being stuck in sixth gear. But now all of a sudden TK If they got those gremlins worked out Mark. He's back in the game and ninth with fast race cars should be addressing to see You guys got a young greenest BK right ahead of him rookie and Scott McLaughlin. I imagine they maybe taking the school here on this restart where we know with the way this thing is shaping up these restarts, you're gonna have to get everything you can adult Kellett Takuma Sato, a couple of guys that waited and waited and waited and waited. Graham Ray Hall, another one, and they waited it jealousy. It's Ray Hall Sato talent all waiting till lap 68 to go to pit road. Yeah, those are guys that pitted once got trapped a lap down, and I think there's thought process now Mark is because we ran so many laps under yellow better come in cab off and get back on the on the strategy with everybody else. The guys that didn't willpower Marcus Eriksen Pato Award Simon Passion. Oh, when those next round of pit stops happened, they're gonna be the first ones that come in, David. No question. Gonna be a long night for AJ point racing in the crew. Sebastian board A. They've got a pretty bad Death race car that they've got to put together. The good news is way Don't rate race until late in the afternoon tomorrow, so they do have some time, but it's still gonna be along. That form is gonna be a long night, guys. I see the car being backed into the garage right now, all the crew heading that way, and they're gonna evaluate it very quickly to see what all they need to fix. But it's gonna be a long night for that A J. Foyt group and let's go to pit road getting updates from Michael Young. Yeah, just touching on Joseph New Garden that it's that he will have to go back of the pack. Killed flat to follow the 29 tips Just got on the radio. You have to go to the back. Joseph didn't really argue with this. So you will see him restart in the 20th position. It restricted. No, David, that new gardens of what that goes to the rear of the field and board a pointed the goat herder for slowing up off of turn number two. Yeah, I don't know about that call. I don't think that was a great call. But that's just me from here point. Just like that driver. I got slow down in front of me in your fast you are and these speeds you gains quickly, guys and cold must have issue but we're behind you. You don't know that's happening. And you everybody slow down the facet good and just barely touched him. So I don't feel that's a fair call personally, But that zone that just means the race driver know what kind of help these cars work. Well, so Joseph New Garden slips all the way back to the 19 position. Nick Yeomin and so some of the momentum he had started to glean back.
Full Cast And Crew
"93" Discussed on Full Cast And Crew
"I don't think it's feels as to see the red carpet or war. Celebrities preaching the day us to speak as it used to and i think as that has kind of ebbed away. The telecast is really struggled to kind of find its footing. Replace that feeling of specialness with something other than kind of look how important we are. And i think that's also been something that's turn people off in years past is the self-importance self-indulgence you know anytime you have. An industry rewarding itself by definition. It's somewhat self indulgent. But i think years past. It's been felt a little tone deaf to hear some of the overwrought ways in which the telecast has told us that movies changed the world just has felt increasingly out of step with the world because the things that are changing the world are not the movies. Okay it's real life and death situations taking place in our streets in our communities in our towns that's changing the world war not changing the world you know. The movies isn't the place for that and in the movies have struggled with that and as the movies themselves have changed and the types of movies that are getting made have changed. I think the telecast also has suffered in an attempt to try to speak to the movies that we are watching this. This telecast a lot was made that these are among the least watched movies ever nominated for oscars in many cases and a lot of that is the pandemic. But in a good way i think the the oscars the community that votes for the nominations did a very good job of selecting a pretty wide swath of films across a bunch of different genres. So the telecast in years past. here's the things that people inside the business talk about when they talk about like god. What do to fix this. I'm had occasion to talk with some people who have worked. On the telecast over the let's say within the last five to seven years had worked on a number of the telecasts and one of the things that always comes up is we just don't have the flexibility to alter the categories that are handed out so a lot of lot of stuff gets written about if you were drawing up a list of categories. Today that spoke to today's audience. Would they be the same as the category drop. You know sixty seven years ago to to reward filmmaking at the academy awards probably not. That's the advantage that other sort of newer award shows have had is that they have the ability just to make up the category. So mtv movie awards you know. That was a big thing. Because let's let's do best kiss. Let's do all these other categories that are fun and fund is what people are generally tuning in for when they're tuning in to an award show and awards shows as a thing to think are increasingly favor because as keane phoenix said last night in presenting think the last award the idea of choosing the best to choosing the one best out of these five nominees i think as we learn more about the industry the business the movies the people in the business the people in the movies the actors you realize that it's it's so arbitrary as to be largely unnecessary there is no best doesn't exist right if it speaks to you in a certain way great that might be the thing you loved the best if it speaks to me in a certain way that might be the thing i love the best.
Raw Talk Podcast
"93" Discussed on Raw Talk Podcast
"Been around such longtime would phase of even default about six so we thought was always concerns about one. Major concern about fish therapies. People are whites paranoid about some taken begins and ends and is only daughter game. Templeton's love kids. Their physical discipline issues. Martin so maybe the walked on them and we made progress than maybe the bean something really interesting tailspin still need to be tested in mice and other preclinical models before they can be assessed in humans. It's also not clear yet. What potential side effects there might be harbor. Two dozy strongly believes the tale signs. Could be an important tool to fight. Antibiotic resistance in the future and is planning to start a company following his phd to pursue them further while innovation. The field is essential and ongoing system wide policy level. Changes are required to tackle the threat of antibiotic resistance. Dr run boko tells us about the successful changes that have occurred so far. Well i think there's a few things that have worked pretty well in high income country which has been quite important. Investment in improving the conditions in which animals always be reducing. Stocking densities with first and foremost is more frequent cleaning on the farm. Basically all these action that you can take to reduce the need to use antibiotic in the first place. And i think there's really an opportunity to to help minimum country who are intensifying production. Moving to most factory farming side of coming Detroit to do that in the most sustainable way when it comes to antibiotic utes and so one of suggestion in the paper was to say you know if limited income countries do that step bay well that would benefit everyone around the world and so there's a case to be made even for high income country to help middle income country a great the hygienic standards production because ultimately everyone benefits from the while countries are beginning to try to address the issue of antibiotic resistance. There's still a lot of room for improvement. i think. Tank up if he's have multi even within high income countries level by the consumption animals between country can can vary from one to three sickly. And so i think if high-income countries to encourage low income countries to take certain steps to leave they can do is be exemplary about this and so i think that we we are in no position to advise even encourage. If we don't get a business in order i and the nfl until a few years ago it was quite kid for many country that had booming livestock sector and literal revelation of antibiotics in animal. As long as the united states such a highly consumer it feels like the conversation. A little bit blocks because like. Oh well wine tutoring. And so i think we need in high countries to move in the right direction and then try to provide solutions to other countries that want to follow that track but also tried to recognize that hike companies are actually created the problem of resistance in the first place and that if low income countries offering efforts. Now this is having an impact in the livestock sector. I'm personally opinion that we should support them financially. If they make choices that benefit the whole dossier expands on the challenges of implementing policy level changes. You know interesting. Thing is in a system dow works with their checks and balances. It is easier for to be demented. And i'm really see. There are also link international. Gordon's that united european countries in constant experts to find such about these stunts. But the problem is that when all those policies are made and yet burbach developed countries yankee manager of in developing cultures yet loose ends so it is not meeting cheated meeting no wall street journal. Right mindsets letter. You know professionals there who know what to do. But the problem is always being implementation of this focuses on how to implement is having viable institutions that enabled to ensure that those that i've been settled rights are implemented. that is what we enjoyed. in countries that allow you can see the inching mask hundred billion dollars in product and the able to monitor the progress of the products in the next ten to fifteen years but that a chance at where else in the watch maybe not so an important consideration is the balance of current versus future costs that come with investing in it resistance research and solutions you know either. Moving antibiotic production or making investment in better hygiene standards are likely to result in an increase of cost. Our you know we have tried to confront this increase. It's not a dramatic increase. We estimated between bump three or three percent in a report the but nevertheless this this is probably an increasing cost to change the way we do things but then i would say that we have to look at how we discount shooter because if you want to be rich tomorrow okay. Don't change anything about the way you do things if you want to create a sustainable future it is clear that if we keep using antibiotic effectiveness which is can be seen as a natural resource to go big chicken. That's perhaps not the best choose of such a precious truck that we can use if we want to be able to use it in the future so i think that the idea of business as usual is is by shelton. Might you what i think. It's a bit like climate change. Now they are. No few antibiotic resistance denies effing. Most people are aware of the issue. The question is a bit respond to that. I think there's room for improvement on a collective level while it's obvious that we need drugs. Bits bits like in a admitting that we're going to run out of fossil fuel at some point and some people say we just need to find yours. Avoid i think relying only on the sort of innovation track is too limited view threat to fix. We're going to fix the problem like that. And it's actually quite good good evidence that it's not economically sustainable because every new drug with discover becomes marginally more expensive so i think we need to make way more on the side of conservation of existing drugs trying to do all the efforts we can was stewardship to try to limit the use of good drugs that we already have rather than just focusing on finding new drugs. I think there's been. There's been quite a few interesting conversation about new funding models to find antibiotic and i think this is crucial because we have to acknowledge that antibiotic manufacturers in the current model. Don't make much money and it's how to pay back the investment. So maybe we need to move to different funding models by providing either market entry rewards or or things like extension that are transferable to the drugs. These are all interesting ideas to foster innovation. But whatever can have preserved existing needs to be more present in the conversation. I think think as talked to run boko highlighted one big changegiannis developing new technology in this field is the lack of funding. Dr duffy tells us how the nonprofit car.
Raw Talk Podcast
"93" Discussed on Raw Talk Podcast
"And of course bring value to patients in addition to a number of strategies for treating infections car backs also supporting projects prevent infections with antibiotic resistant bacteria before they happen in the prevention arena. We have vaccine so you're hearing a lot about vaccines for kovic but we are building bacterial vaccines as well. So if you think about again infections whether they're bacterial or viral. Having a way to prevent them from happening in the first place would be great and so you know an example of a vaccine program that we support is focused specifically on a type of bacteria called club seal pneumonia and club sale into monja typically causes respiratory infections. It can also cause bloodstream infections and an area where there's great concern. These days is in something called neonatal sepsis so again babies dying from bloodstream infections. And it's been known lately that a causative agent of those clubs sale and ammonia. And so if you could have a vaccine that would prevent that then. You could certainly have babies. That wouldn't be dying from these of courses particularly challenge in low-middle-income. We also have live via therapeutic microbiome projects we have a couple in portfolio in their. The focus is on typically on decolonization of you. Know the gods of bad bacteria so that in cases where the stomach wall is breached in these leak out than they can get in the bloodstream cause infection and so going in and removing the bad stuff in enhancing. The good stuff. That's what those programs do a mansion. Fayed we have some preventative phages programs. That have a similar tone in terms of decolonization. But we also have a program that's using age as a delivery vehicle to put something into the bacteria many different approaches there. We also have a small molecule program. That's focused on preventing a recurrence difficile infections as well as projects related to treatment and prevention. There's also a lot of ongoing exciting work to better diagnose infections finally in our diagnostics portfolio. We think of that more in a syndrome way so you know where we have diagnostics. That are focused on bloodstream. Infections or lung infections or urinary infections or sexually transmitted diseases and they're the focuses on rapid by bacterial identification. But not just. Oh this is e. coli but also the drug resistance. Unit tastes genotypes there and then also automated susceptibility testing. That would occur in the hospital. And the reason i should say that we doubled down on diagnostics. As part of the portfolio is that it's really for two reasons and one is for the conduct of clinical trials for treatment prevention. I'll give you an example. We have programs in portfolio. That are laser focused on a single pathogen. Okay asked noodle b-actor bomani the concern about that. Pathogen is drug resistance in legality. What people when they get an infection. Don't walk into the emergency room wearing a t shirt that says i haven't asked b-actor infection. Okay but you know if he don't treat them with an antibiotic that is able to cover us new tobacco you know. That's not going to be very good in die but often if the infection is is really life threatening. You don't have two days to wait around to do your typical susceptibility test. So you need something. That's going to be able to address that quickly. So that's where diagnostics is very important to the uptake of our products doctor via shared a diverse and exciting research. Car back supporting some research is also happening. Closer to home at the university of toronto. Two dozy told us more about his exciting work. On tillerson's a molecule naturally produced by some bacteria that they used to fight off competing octavia tillerson's martinez and this initials molecules produced by several bacteria and the unnaturally included lectures cells. So you look into the Genomes sinden including scintilla tillerson plus include included. The actual jim are we think. That's tillerson's are naturally used us waepons to occupational although strains that coexist ecological so we think that because by chills sells about your species strains are also always competes in four neutrons and space and all that's way is limited. They need to compete with each other and seoul. Believe that's tillerson's are what the naturally power they naturally use. Stan neighbors that be. That's much in an interesting thing of tillerson's is that the very specific action on being now spectrum which makes them very excellent condie's targeted for right so even redeemed the bachelor. Concedes there is another differentiation regionals extreme level. Right slow you know. How have the juniors the species we also stream so even within between streets there are differences and tennesseans producer wall. St received been able to cheer auto strings. Are he'll strains that produce them so we think this is one defense that the us from getting get notching after those shared tailfins are specific to a strain of bacteria which makes them great candidates to target certain types of dangerous bacteria. The might be antibiotic-resistant while leaving are healthy bacteria loan such as the bacteria in our gut. So what type of tales. And does he work. On the tillerson's that i will love those produced by Was jainism regionals are as guam.
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