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AP News Radio
Debt ceiling takeaways: Biden's invite to liberal skeptics to 'talk to me,' McCarthy's balancing act
"Congress is back and topping the agenda is a debt ceiling deal. No one claims to really like. I'm Ben Thomas with a closer look. Democrats who have reservations about this compromise bill. Talk to me. President Biden acknowledges not all Democrats, particularly those on the left, may vote for the package, Congress is taking up. But I spoke to a whole bunch of people and it feels good. We'll see when the votes start. His debt ceiling deal with House speaker Kevin McCarthy runs 99 pages, both can point to provisions they can call victories, funding medical care for veterans and changing work requirements for government aid and streamlining environmental reviews for energy projects. But each side has a job to do to win over enough lawmakers in their parties to pass it. Some conservatives are concerned the deal doesn't cut future deficits enough. Meanwhile, Democrats have been worried about those changes to programs like food stamps. Ben Thomas, Washington
AP News Radio
Tatum scores 33, Celtics stave off elimination by topping Heat 116-99 in Game 4
"The Boston Celtics kept their season alive with a statement one 1699 game four win against the heat in Miami. Jayson Tatum scored 25 of his game high 33 points in the second half and had 11 rebounds and 7 assists to help the Celtics avoid a sweep forcing a game 5 Thursday in Boston. We didn't play well those first three games. We didn't deserve to win. But you know, we didn't want that to define us, define the season. Jaylen Brown added 17 points, Derek white had 16 and grant Williams 14. Jimmy Butler led the heat with 29 points and Gabe Vincent scored 17. I'm geffen cool bomb.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Conservative Bestselling Author Exposes NPR's Left-Wing Insulation
"This has nothing to do with me talking about me, but it's me talking about a guy named Dennis prager. Now, I would say that I have more influence in the society than 99% of the people that NPR has on. Forgetting politicians of non politicians. But I'm a conservative, so I have beyond. Have they ever had Ben Shapiro on NPR? I don't know. I'm asking, maybe once if they have at all, Jordan Peterson, Tom sowell, Larry elder, the point is they insulate people from non left wing opinion. That's what they do. I mean, I mean, just the fact that I have, I think, it's the bestselling Bible commentary currently on Amazon. So I have two strikes against me. One I'm conservative and second it's religious.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Sen. JD Vance Proposes Safety Standards for Railroads and Firefighters
"Let's bring in senator JD Vance from Ohio senator. Thanks for making time for us today. Good to be with you, Alex. So let's first talk about your real Bill. I think this is a big deal and I love that you're showing leadership here. Is this your first big Bill? I guess that's my first half question. And the other thing is noteworthy that you're actually not doing this to campaign for some higher office, you're actually trying to benefit the people of Ohio with it, which is nice. Explain what's going on and you're building a huge coalition. Give me the details. Yeah, so the basic idea is what happened in east palestin, Ohio, where you had a train crash, terrible chemical fire afterwards, and basically a chemical bomb that went off in northeastern Ohio. I don't think that was going to happen again, or at least we should do some common sense things to make it less likely. What I've tried to do here is basically create a couple of additional safety standards that railroads have to comport with. And then simultaneously make it so that the firefighters who are dealing with these chemical fires when you have the train crashes to begin with, they actually know what they're dealing with because that's something I heard from the folks of east Palestine and 99% volunteer firefighting force is they were going to this chemical fire. They didn't know what they were actually dealing with and how could they properly protect themselves or deal with the fire given that given that reality. So the bill addresses both of those things. And the thing that I try to remind people because I know a number of conservatives don't like the idea of doing anything that makes it harder for corporate America to live their life. The basic problem here is that the railroads socialize the risk of their business model. When they have a massive train crash, that costs a lot of money for Ohio taxpayers, it costs a lot of money for federal taxpayers. Think about the welfare benefits they're going to flow out through the door to the people of east Palestinian to healthcare benefits because of the health and economic consequences of what Norfolk Southern did. And if we're going to do that, and I think of course we should, we have to take care of the people of east Palestinian. We should expect Norfolk Southern and other real companies to hold themselves to a higher standard. And that's exactly what we're doing with this bill. It's pretty simple and straightforward. I know, you know, rightfully so people are focused on the border. People are focused on the debt ceiling negotiation. Those are all very important issues. But I think this is a small win that I can get for the people of Ohio that matters a lot to folks back
Mark Levin
Expect 10,000 Illegal Aliens Crossing the Border Every Day
"Joe Biden wants to know what the Republican border planners mister I've got it All the policies Trump had put them back in place and finish the wall There's my plan I think it's two sentences long What a disaster And you know as bad as it is in its horrific it's the worst it's ever been ever It's going to get worse Come the end of the week With this title 42 ending even there under title 42 99% of the people who came through were cleared through because they didn't have time really to do the tests for COVID But now that the foreigners know that they can come into the country regardless They are lining up by the thousands Over what should think about this About 10,000 a day 70 thousand a week Over a quarter of a million a month Are going to come into the United States I want you to think about that Where the hell are they going to go And of course the impact On society is just going to be enormous
The Dan Bongino Show
Joe Biden Tells Muslim Judge to ‘Hush up, Boy’ at Eid Al-Fitr Event
"This went down at The White House the other day Sorry Jim doing the show a little out of order because I'll get to the other stuff later but queue up for me cut three Joe Biden is at The White House the other day and he's addressing a Muslim judge And he proceeds to tell the gentleman to hush up boy Now again to the BLM activists and the race hustlers out there finding racism around every corner where 99% plus of the time it doesn't exist you're not going to call this guy who hush up boy Who talks to people like that Well the answer is Jim shaken has had like someone who's probably an a hole but a racist does Oh man no no this isn't the only example Here take a listen to yourself and went down the other day I point all those federal judges but you know thank you for serving I'm not kidding You want to come and make a speech Hush up boy As my mother would say you notice how he throws the boy in there like that Did you catch that And do you see at the end he tries to save himself As my mom used his mom didn't say that He threw that in there at the end because even in his cognitive state of disrepair Joe Biden realized yesterday that he probably said something not probably he did say something that was extremely offensive So he says at the end I'll probably take the edge off this and put lipstick on this thing by saying oh my mom used to say that to me which is not that bad I used to hear it too His mom didn't tell him that Yeah right right right Jim said he made his mom racist too I mean this is really disgusting language The guy's talking to a judge
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Insider Details on 2024 Political Candidates
"I am particular focused in this year on politics because as my listeners in W FEA 1370 a.m. and 99 FM in Manchester, New Hampshire, and wkbk, 1290 a.m. and 94.1 FM and keen. And as my listeners in northern New Hampshire know, because of my Portland giant blunderbuss of a radio station, WGN 98.5 now, candidates are all over the place in New Hampshire. As they are in Iowa, got a spy and KRL. Ten 70 and Iowa who clued me into the number of people who are making reservations for the local diner. I'm just glad that wherever I am, people are listening. So
AP News Radio
Deadly heat waves threaten older people as summer nears
"With heat waves. Now arriving earlier, linked to climate change, emergency officials are warning of the danger to older people. It's estimated more than a third of the U.S. heat deaths every year can be attributed to human caused global warming, and there's been a big rise in scores of U.S. cities where people might not have air conditioning or extreme heat is rare, last summer in the greater Phoenix area there were 77 deaths overall, and most were linked to days of 99° heat. Researchers say people over age 60 are increasingly at risk of dying from heat related causes. That's especially true for people of color. Most communities do offer cooling centers and pass out bottled water when the temperature soar. But doctor Aaron Bernstein at Harvard center for climate health and the global environment says it's important people check on the elderly during heat waves, providing personalized attention. He says most older people and those in ill health are not likely to summon a taxi or an Uber to bring them to a cooling center. I'm Jackie Quinn
AP News Radio
Monk, Fox lead Kings past Warriors 118-99 to force Game 7
"In a must win situation, the kings beat the warriors one 1899. The victory evens up the series at three games a piece forcing a decisive game 7 at Sacramento on Sunday afternoon. Deer and fox playing with a broken finger tip on his left shooting hand had 26 points and 11 assists. We knew our backs against the wall, especially coming in here, which is one of the toughest places to play in the league. We knew that we had to do the little things. Malik monk led to king's bench with 28 points. Stephen Curry led the warriors with 29 points and 22 by Klay Thompson, but Golden State allowed 23 points off 19 turnovers and shot only 38% from the floor. Ryan leong, San Francisco
AP News Radio
Morant, Grizzlies stave off elimination, beat Lakers 116-99
"The grizzly stayed alive is three of their players had double doubles in a one 1699 decision over the Lakers. Desmond Bain delivered 33 points and ten rebounds. John morant had 31 points and ten boards, and jaren Jackson junior added 18 points and ten rebounds. Morant says the board battle was big. Definitely something we needed, you know, to get a win and something, you know, coach challenge us to do was, you know, for us to rebound. So that's good. Memphis led by just two with four and a half minutes left in the third quarter before embarking on a 26 to run. Anthony Davis pays the Lakers with 31 points in 19 rebounds. Game 6 is Friday in Los Angeles. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Sixers sweep Nets, NHL overtime action
"AP sports, I'm Bruce Morton, Philadelphia, without big man Joel embiid, went into Brooklyn and completed a sweep of the nets with a 96 88 victory. Phoenix took a three games to one lead on the clippers by winning in Los Angeles one 12 100, with Giannis ate to compo out due to injury, the bucks fell at Miami one 21 to 99. The heat lead that series two games to one, and the Lakers led all the way, topping Memphis one 11 one O one. The grizzlies trail, two games to one. Baseball, the rays got by the White Sox four three, good for a fourth straight win. In the national league Pittsburgh moved out to a 15 and 7 start with a two one decision over the reds. Hockey, Vegas went to double overtime before winning at Winnipeg 5 four. The Maple Leafs only needed one over time to defeat Tampa Bay four three. Ditto for the Devils who won in the extra session over the rival rangers two one, and in regulation time, Colorado won at Seattle 6 four. Bruce Morton, AP sports
AP News Radio
Bruce Morton, correspondent, with Sixers forward Tobias Harris, Suns guard Chris Paul and Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe (toh-BYE'-yuss) (VOHL'-pee)
"A piece for it. I'm Bruce Morton. Saturday NBA playoff action began with Philadelphia minus big man Joel embiid winning at Brooklyn 96 88 to complete a sweep of the nets forward Tobias Harris says all season, the sixers have dealt with adversity, which enabled them to complete this sweep. Our record on the road as well in different guys in and out of the lineup from time to time and being able to just find a way to get victory. In Los Angeles, the suns moved out to a three games to one lead by topping the clippers one 12 to 100. Chris Paul scored 19 points, 12 of them in the fourth quarter. I tried to get myself going defensively. And so the shots, they gonna come. We practice all day long. We practice for those situations. And so when they come, you know, you live with the results. Miami made the best of Milwaukee missing the injured Yanis onta compo to beat the bucks one 21 to 99 good for a two one lead. And the linkers let all the way defeating Memphis one 11 one O one also good for a two one advantage. Baseball Tampa Bay is an MLB best 18 and three after getting past the White Sox four three. Elsewhere in the American League yeast, the Yankees walked off the Blue Jays three two. New York shortstop Anthony volpe says winning these intra division games is key. Anytime you have a really good division opponent like that and we play them as much as we do coming up, we really want to take these games. In the national league, Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati two one winners of 6 straight, the pirates are off to a 15 and 7 start. Meanwhile, lots of free hockey in the NHL playoffs. Michael amadio scored in the second overtime lifting Vegas to a 5 four win at Winnipeg. Morgan rielly lit the lamp in the first overtime as the Maple Leafs got a four three victory at Tampa Bay in New York, Doug Hamilton pocketed the overtime goal as the Devils beat the rangers two one, and Colorado needed only 60 minutes to win at Seattle 6 four. Bruce Morton, AP sports
AP News Radio
Knicks romp past Cavaliers 99-79, take 2-1 series lead
"Jalen Brunson and RJ Barrett helped the Knicks pound the Cavaliers 99 79 for a two games to one lead in the series. Bronson paced New York with 21 points and Barrett broke out of a slump with 19 as the Knicks bounced back from their game too lost. Josh Hart added 13 points for the knickerbockers. I think we were just trying to be physical. I think we had a good focus level of good attention to detail into doing what they were doing. The Cavs trailed by 27 in the fourth quarter and were held to their lowest point total of the season. Down of a Mitchell score 22 points for Cleveland, but Darius Garland had just ten on four of 21 shooting. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Young scores 32, Hawks beat Celtics 130-122 to close to 2-1
"Facing a three zero deficit in the first round of the NBA playoffs, the Atlanta Hawks rally to defeat the Boston Celtics one 30 to one 22, the south came within 1.1 hundred to 99 midway through the fourth, but it was Trey young and Dijon Murray's three pointers in the last two minutes that put Atlanta in front to stay. Young scored 15 of his 32 points in the fourth quarter. I know I can play like this. Like I said, last game, I wouldn't worry. I knew I can play the way I need to. It's all about reading and making the right adjustments. Murray scored 25 for the hawks. Jason Tatum led the seltzer with 29. Gary mckillop's Atlanta
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Hugh Hewitt Shocked by Influx of Callers Supporting Trump
"On the Republican side, desantis is amping up his battle with Disney, president Trump is sort of taunting desantis over the battle with Disney. And looking at, I mean, interestingly, you know, the takeaway is that desantis has been struggling recently. This morning, I tuned in to pretty remarkable radio Hugh Hewitt who, you know, as a friend and a colleague and he proudly describes himself as a member of the beltway establishment in Washington, D.C., he seemed shocked when he took a poll and just asked callers to call in and said, who are you voting for? And of course, it was about 99% Trump and you just seemed completely flustered by that. He kept saying, well, that's not the conversation we're having within the beltway and of course, a lot of us were yelling back at the radio, duh, the beltway does not reflect the American people. The beltway bubble is pitifully out of touch with America, always has been always will be. And so it was like, I'm for Trump. I'm for Trump. I'm for Trump. This was a little bit like Brian kilmeade going into the diner. And I suspect kilmeade is a desantis fan, and Brian kilmeade was asking who do you support for president on the Republican side? And he was hoping for desantis. He went up to a lady with a desantis T-shirt on, heck the lady with the desantis t-shirts said she wanted Trump. He couldn't believe it.
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Konstantin Kisin Corrects the Record on the War in Ukraine
"The other things that you have established a kind of side career on of late sadly because of the events of the last 14 months, a Constantine is helping people understand what's going on in Russia and in Ukraine. Because you were born in the Soviet Union, correct? I was. And you're married to someone from Ukraine. And my mom is Ukrainian. And you have family in the Ukraine. And in Russia. Any Russia. So you become a commentator on these issues. And one of the most useful things you do is, which is like rule number one, you read the statements in Russian that are coming out of for example the Kremlin. You tell people, they might be spent to the left, they might be spent to the right, but this is exactly this is what Putin said, let's listen to that. What is perhaps give us a couple of things that are least well understood about the 14 months that we've witnessed, whether it's the reality in Kyiv, whether it's who Vladimir Putin is, what are the most incorrect conventional wisdoms that you have been trying to correct as a person from Russia with family in the Ukraine? Well, I think one of the things that I've been concerned about is the people in the west don't seem to understand that cultures are different. And so they look at what Russia is doing and they imagine themselves in that position and they think, well, this is what would make me invade a neighboring country. And so they have to make up things like Putin was provoked, Ukrainians and Nazis and all this stuff to make themselves understand what's actually happening because they can't conceive of an imperialist expansionist country like Russia. And a guy who's been in power, by the way, so as you know, since 19 99, so he sees himself as a successor to pizza the great, the man who built Russia as an empire. Not a Democrat. Surprisingly so. And so the people, the thing that people, I think, don't understand, is that it's quite possible for people in other parts of the world to think, you know, it is to my personal benefit to my glory. It is in my interest to do this. To
Bitcoin Audible
IMF Unveils New Global Currency "UMU" by Tyler Durden
"INF unveils new global currency, known as the universal monetary unit to quote transform the world economy. Written by Tyler durden a new global currency just launched, but 99% of the global population has no idea what just happened. The universal monetary unit, also known as unicorn, is an international Central Bank digital currency that has been designed to work in conjunction with all existing national currencies. This should set off alarm bells for all of us, because the widespread adoption of a new global currency, quote unquote, would be a giant step forward for the globalist agenda. The IMF did not create this new currency, but it was unveiled at a major IMF gathering earlier this year. Today, at the International Monetary Fund spring meetings 2023, the digital currency monetary authority D.C. MA announced their official launch of an international Central Bank digital currency or CBDC that strengthens the monetary sovereignty of participating central banks and complies with the recent crypto assets policy recommendations proposed by the IMF. Universal monetary unit symbolized as ANSI character um is legally a money commodity can transact in any legal Tinder settlement currency and functions like a CBDC to enforce banking regulations and to protect the financial integrity of the international banking system. As the press release quoted above indicates, this new universal monetary unit was created by the digital currency monetary authority. So who in the world is the digital currency monetary authority? Honestly, I had no idea until I started doing research for this article. The press release says that the organization consists of sovereign states, central banks, commercial and retail banks, and other financial institutions.
AP News Radio
NBA playoff action, Tampa Bay loses again
"AP sports, I'm Bruce Morton. The NBA playoffs are often running. They began with blowouts, Philadelphia got 23 points and 13 boards from James Harden in a one 21 one O one victory over Brooklyn. In Boston, the Celtics raced out to a 30 point bulge at the break and hung on for a one 12 to 99 decision over Atlanta. Meanwhile, there were late dramatics in Cleveland where the Knicks outlasted the Cavaliers one O one 97. Josh Hart's three ball with one 49 left, gave New York the lead for good. And in the west, Sacramento defeated Golden State one 26 to one 23. Baseball Tampa Bay began the season 13 and O. Now the rays are 13 and two, this after falling at Toronto 5 to two. In other American League action, winners included the tigers, guardians, Astros, Yankees, White Sox and Red Sox, among the national leaguers and the W column were the mets, Diamondbacks, braves, Phillies, pirates, and Padres. Bruce Morton AP sports
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Why the last man premier september thirteenth streaming exclusively fx on hulu ninety nine percent invisible is supported by wise smart new way to move money internationally. Imagine a world where you could speak. Any language traveled to any place and spend an any currency with these at wise. They're building the money part. Wise is the world's most international account that lets you hold and convert dozens of currencies all in one place and you always get the real exchange rate but no markups. Wise is all you need. Designed by international people for international people try wise for free at wise dot com slash. Nine nine. this is ninety nine percent invisible. I'm roman mars in the early. Nineteen ninety s. A block of european countries embarked on a pretty wild experiment. They decided to get rid of all their money and replace it with a single common currency today. The euro is something we take for granted but thirty years ago. It was an extraordinary and risky idea. Twelve different countries who spoke different languages different cultures and economies all using the same paper money. Nobody was sure if it would work and yet despite the risk there were some really good reasons to try this. Is jacob goldstein. The author of money the true story of a made up thing. Jacob hiram so let's talk about the euro specifically were going to talk about the design of the paper money. But let's start with the idea of the euro itself yet. You can start that story with the fall of the berlin wall. How do you measure such an astonishing moment in history. The east german government's said tonight they were going to make more openings in the wall. At least a dozen more put bulldozers right through the wall so that more people could cross to the west east germany and west. Germany had been separate countries since the end of world war two and in nineteen ninety. Germany was about to become one country again which was in many ways a joyous moment. You know the fall of this repressive regime in east germany the reunification of families and communities but in the postwar era west germany have become an economic powerhouse and europeans. Were afraid that a united germany might be a little too strong which you know. They had some really grounded historical reasons to be worried about this kind of thing. So the president of france francois mitterrand came up with a plan. He proposed this deal with the german chancellor he said we will support a reunified germany. If you germany agree to give up your national currency and join with your neighbors in this new shared money basically. He wanted to put germany in this big european bear hook and germany said yes because who doesn't love a bear hug sure especially at european bear hug in green in the euro involved all kinds of decisions like. How do you replace all the money and the atm machines. And what is the exchange rate between the old differences and the new one and there was this one seemingly small question that took up a lot of attention. What was the new money gonna look like. That's my favorite dilemma. It's a very you question. It's a very hard question because paper. Money had been this kind of nationalistic thing. The place where a country would put pictures of their heroes and their landmarks but the point of the euro was to transcend nationalism to build this single unified europe. So if you put say the reichstag on the hundred euro note and the eiffel tower. On the fifty. The french would be like how come the germans got the hundred and we only got the fifty and then the dutch would be like at least you got the fifty. We didn't get anything on any bill. So when the architects of the euro announced a contest to design the new banknotes they added a rule no national heroes or national symbols or national landmarks. Which doesn't leave a lot of options still designers from fourteen different european central banks submitted ideas and on december thirteenth nineteen ninety-six. The head of the european monetary institute had a press conference to announce the winner. We wanted first to inform the heads of state and government About this choice because this is a choice is clearly for symbolic major symbolic significance. The winner he said was an austrian banknote designer named robert kalina. In the kalina designs there was no eiffel tower. No famous author or general or queen instead. Kalina chose the most inoffensive symbols imaginable. The design emphasizes remain architectural elements windows gateways and bridges the metaphors right themselves. You know openness connection exactly what you want at this moment. When a big chunk of europe was joining together to use a single kind of money for the first time since the roman empire and for the metaphors to work they had to make sure these inoffensive symbols didn't represent a particular country. So the pictures on the bills weren't actual windows and gateways and bridges. They were pretend. Bridges imaginary gateways. The images on the paper money were supposed to exude european-ness but not spanish nece or frenchness or german das. Everything went fine with the windows and gateways. The problem was the bridges. The person who figured out that the problem was the bridges was a bridge. Loving british journalist named russ swan. He was the editor of a magazine. Called bridge design and engineering. I talked to him recently and he told me that of course. He was delighted to learn that. Pretend bridges we're going to feature prominently on europe's new money. We are the rich people and using our thing that thing and you know. That's so russ figured he would do a little story for his magazine about the paper money. He requested a press pack with pictures of the bills. This was the mid nineties you know the web was just getting going and the euro people send him pictures the bridges on the bills. Go in chronological order. So the oldest bridges are on the smallest bills. It's like a little tour through architectural history. And as russ's looking at these pictures the first thing that catches his eye is the five hundred euro note. Which is the biggest bill and the most modern bridge. The five hundred euro has a cable stayed bridge. It's a modern style bridge where there these straight cables holding up most of the structure. It's graphically very striking and lovely again. This is supposed to be a generic example of abridge not a real landmark but russ notice something wrong with this supposedly fake bridge. It looked like a grid had been to visit six seven weeks earlier in in northern france. It's called the the pond nominee normandy bridge. And i thought i i. I think that's the normandy. I think that's i think that's not the fictitious structure that the european union have said it was so there are a lot of cable stayed bridges and they all kind of look like this. But i don't eat the bridge at the science are these pillars. And there's this one spot where you'd expect to see a pillar but there is no pillar and it's drew upon normandy and it's also true.
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"Could i do that better myself. Probably not and i think that's the risk calculation most organizations are doing and they still come out in a lotta ways ahead and so you know and then also de dos attacks. Alban already brought up. He's a huge like they just can't financially support the infrastructure to protect against it. So it's i mean it's a complex problem in. There are all kinds of things driving it. So i think it's an interesting conversation but i understand why we're here and the challenges of I don't. I don't know how we're not here. I think i think it's about. How do we protect resiliency. And understand the interdependencies better. So that one service doesn't kill another one and again we're back to talking about failure. Domains right blast radiuses. Those things we talked about for years and years is just a different context. I think though that part of this is driven like what you're talking about. Their yvonne is part of this is driven out of complexity. And like i was just talking to somebody who's going to start up. And they said our idea of our startup is we're going to do network. We're gonna do network on a campus without all the complexity of routing protocol. And i didn't say anything but of course i was like Yeah we'll see how that turns out because kuba needs actually started with the same mindset to write that we're going to get rid of routing protocols to make things simpler and in the end what they built was so hard to deal with that people are now starting to put routing protocols back in the communities because it's simpler but this this drives back to the whole concept of being the trash can of the internet all the stuff we just throw things out there and make things so complex for ourselves and then we wind because things are complex. Well i like this this idea. And the article about The concept of using public cloud is inseparable from trusting your cloud provider. I think it shows the you basically have to do those things at the same time. You have to trust them if you're going to use them and that comes back to the economies of scale conversation that we're having if you have one thing that works then you just keep using that one thing that works and then as it gets as it gets bigger it gets apparently better at solving your problem and then i think that as things consolidate than we we come into now where we have all these dependencies as seems like a sort of inexorable thing that's going to happen just wonder if there's a way to break it apart or it's this is just how just just how it works and is it possible to have multiple failure to mainz in this environment or they just intertwined. I think the gogo article that. Tom just reference is very critical. Because as you said you know you you convoy this. Because internet consolidation centralization has its benefits it is useful and striped on cost and is actually saver full for love small businesses as well but It's just that when we use these kinds of launch scout network. We also have to maintain this kind of skepticism towards them. Because i i my problem. Is that when..
Darknet Diaries
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"I just wanted to shake off and just shake johnson's guys. You did a great job. I happened to be there. They thought it was amazing. And you guys are also have been reading about you. Among your biggest fed you guys are basically guys and ferric have delayed the meeting so at some point they just message messenger rafael and they started talking to him. I i send them some pictures from the day so he knew that that was really there. He introduced me to jess sar and they said we should all hang out sometime. Have dinner new york and at some point we we. We arrange the do that. It's a remarkable thing when you were in a situation like that. Not very many. But this one was stressful. And i feel like. I remember most to the moments from it better than many things have happened in my life. This was a very sort of intense experience for me and of course i had spent hours hours and hours trying to think about the opposition trying to figure out what and put myself in the mind of whoever was planning on the by cube side. Whoever was doing the organizing and the thinking who might be responsible for that and I had another sense of a person outside of the hotel Who when we left and did a regroup Who kind of monitored austin and was very attentive to us. And i remembered his clothing really well. That turned out to be eager. And so during the conversation i had with gor. There was kind of a moment where i was like. Were you wearing this. I remember you talking to the doorman. Yes yes and set the stage emotionally like. This was a thing right. It's a lot of time trying to figure out who is on the other side and what they might have been thinking and to not only get an opportunity to meet one of them but One of them had done a righteous in good thing. By turning whistleblower Was a profound experience for me. had deep respect for eager in his choice determine whistleblower when he realized that this was really bad so Meaning him was in some ways. Like a beautiful coda to what had been an attempt to try to subvert My work and that of my colleague and the ability of the victims that we support to get just an turns out. I i pick up a friend on the process. Oh no complaints. Yeah so.
Darknet Diaries
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"Weinstein story. Ronan farrow was doing a story on harvey weinstein. Who is accused of sexually harassing women in the hollywood movie industry. While his investigation uncovered that harvey weinstein had hired black cube to spy on his victims that he sexually assaulted to try to find information on them. And discredit them. Somehow weinstein discovered that ronan farrow was working on this story and hired black cube to also spy on pharaoh to try to discredit him too eager realized that he was wrapped up in all this and that yeah he was actually working for harvey weinstein. I felt very being sent to surveillance journalists. Because you know these publications that i respect the new yorker and the new york times i've ever eaten the new york so high school was very. It was a very important thing in my life. Like i enjoyed the. I thought it's very you know. It's a very good informative paper I always thought it's a cool motto. All the news. That's fit the print. So i felt uneasy and in my mind i was thinking to have to follow through with this. But i think what we're doing could potentially be a negative thing because i i was told that our job was to ascertain sources and they knew the for looking for sources of the different journalists into different publications. Either you know it's could be used to scoop them but it could also be probably used to basically killed a story or damage in some way already knew that we're working for a company. That's a little bit iffy kind of was on guard but they went through with an anyways and they said okay. whatever. I'll continue low problem week. We we continue to work together. We were doing other jobs for black and I tried to contact law enforcement with very little success. I tried to get advice from friends who knew people in law enforcement and like nothing panned out of it so at some point default. There was no outlet for me to go to to kind of expose this problem of private intelligence company following journalists for a rapist to be able to kill their story. And i decided to call ronan farrow. So i contacted the pharaoh and we met up and they said have been following georgia. Kantha was assigned to follow you. Wow to be assigned to spy on ronan farrow but then completely flip and actually call ronin to tell him that you're spying on him. That must've been some meeting. As the to talked. Ronin did confirm. He was receiving a lot of spam taxed and ego. Explain that's how they knew where he was so rolling fair. I thought i was gonna talk to him and say. Hey we followed you your hunches. Ride careful black. Cube seemed like bad people. Nice to meet you. good luck. Maybe next time. If i receive sign the book that you wrote what his book and he says i'm writing a book about this weinstein thing. You want to stay in touch and can help me. I said okay. i'll help you. Ucla seemed like a nice guy. He convinced me a little bit. Then i it's a very noble cause so this is how ebor sort of switched sides. One day doing dirty work for harvey weinstein and the next helping journalists like ronan farrow out after the after meeting with farrell. I'm talking to shapiro. The clinton i'm sharing information of what work on doing with hake for black cube. And i mean i'm sharing with him almost like immediately whenever i have something for black cube share with pharrell. He tries to figure out if this is relevant to him or something. He's working down or whatever. One day in january. I get in on with hakin. And hakin tells me that he has to cover a job for black cube but can't make it because he has plans with his daughter and i said hey you know i'm free i you know it's it's an evening job or whatever. It's a late after job. I said if you want the phillips for you know it's a very important job. I have to be there by selfish. We'll why don't you told klein. you'll go there with me and when you have to leave you go hang out with your daughter and i'll go and i'll stay in your place and we. We agree on this plan. We head into the city so the peninsula hotel and hakin tells be the agent will be there you already. He's the guy that you saw less. Somber that wears a golden plus. That's basically kind of how you described. Because they didn't use names they. They never told the names. There were very secret about that. And i said okay. I know that i've seen him multiple times. I said okay. Roman i recognize who you're talking about. Then he showed me a picture of john scotrail. -ten you said this is the so. This is who is going to be at the meeting. Who blood cuba start. Oh john scott rail raritan gs are is the target. That name is very familiar. Actually inducted episode. Seventy nine called dark basin. I interviewed john. Scott tend to hear about how a private intelligence company tried to hack and steal information from certain targets. John works for citizen lab and does investigative work to try to uncover hacking campaigns and of course when he published this work those companies he exposes probably get pretty mad for having their cover blown. Jason in citizen lab does amazing investigative. Work but still. I'm surprised that he's being targeted by black cube. Oh man this is just getting deeper. Well we've got a call j. Sr now to find out what happens what happened is one of my colleagues was usually pushed by somebody who claim to be interested in financial solutions in banking for refugees. Which is really important problem if you're refugee and you flee conflict you probably don't flee with access to your bank account and so this is a huge problem issues face. My colleague was extremely sympathetic to this issue agrees as to a meeting. Meese this guy and what the guy really wants to do is not talk about refugees in banking but to quiz my colleague on his background his family his family history and then ask questions about the citizen lab and my colleague. Rosa very thoughtful. Smart guy immediately recognized that something was amiss. Played it cool. And then as soon as he left for meeting called me up and said look something really strange is going on here. I think i was the target of some kind of an operation so immediately after this happened at the lab we began trying to figure out who did. Pardon me with was this guy. Didn't take long for us to determine the digital identity that the guy had created was almost paper thin there was like accommodation address somewhere in spain. Some company flame tag but it all looked fake and this gave us the impression that we were looking at some kind of an operative some kind of an agent again ask ourselves so who would. Who would do this and going through the questions that he asked the heart seemed like the main objective was learning about citizen labs work and then potentially finding something that could be used against the lab maybe to discredit our work as we were moving on with our medication. We got in touch with a reporter. And well you know we should really interesting story. Researchers working on nso targeted by this kind of like.
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99% Invisible
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"Lincoln decided that the union army needed more information about its soldiers in order to best distribute resources so he ordered this enormous study to assess the union army physically medically and mentally and then in explicit obedience catalase new science averages calculated an reported. They actually say basically. We're we're following. The father of this new phil kelly. These freshly calculated averages informed the distributions of food rations and the design of weapons for example if you are going to create muskets well. How far is the trigger and you could actually calculate average reach for soldier. This also affected military uniforms which used to be accustomed some but in the civil war. So many people had to be outfitted that custom uniforms would be impossibly expensive so the uniforms had to be mass produced. But they couldn't be just all one big floppy size and so now they're realizing oh well you know if we break it into into subtypes like there's a large and this is what we mean by this big torso. This brought a shoulders. You know small medium large. That's going to carry over into the way they think about the mass production of clothing. Yep the sizes small medium and large which might be on your shirt tag..
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99 Challenges
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"Hello and welcome. I'm your host. Peter found the rough anywhere consulting in today's episode. We will talk about blockchain. We'll discuss how growing companies may approach blockchain. What they can get out from blockchain based technologies and how they can create meaningful products with blockchain to discuss the topic. I invited feted. Spencer from any volk analytics. Hey freddie. I'm glad you're with us today so i start. What led you to blockchain. So basically i studied computer science business and that's more than twenty years ago but the thing is why i mentioned is that i always like to work on the building bridges between different compartments. Are you know science studies. Whatever network as a project manager internet agency for almost two years as the head of project management than the internal consulting education and stuff like that so it was always like translating save agency. Translating the marketing requirements into developers Can prevent whatever and online shop or website. Or something like that. And i guess you could say that this is sort of an also too much in that the actual one was my co founder. Peter in twenty fifteen and told me auditorium and like this is a cryptocurrency is good made make fiat Obsolete ambience great vision and all on. I got interested. And i want a couple of coins and basically just seeing coats and do we got to find on rabbit hole as a say in the year and reading more learning more about it fascination grew and so this was eating out my my evenings and nights and everything in life was sort of like well you know can be. It can talk on something else and things like that eventually in two thousand eighteen. I did the jump and said okay gonna do full-time crypto. Always a great experience with making my hobby. My job right. So that's one of the dream come. True trump basically. If you can do what you love to do to pay it. So and that's what i did and taking the jump and basically what fascinates me about blockchain is again that is bridging a lot of different disciplines and means different things one. If people give the economic things could be speculation financial assets could be technology agrees society change be making the better place because the losing potential south is higher than the north. It's just i. I liked to compare to the internet and the ninety s is like what is the internet and back then. There was a difficult question. Maybe someone answer and you can have a website. Their emails of analogy no more against the giants of this world came out of it and having business models that nobody ever dreamed of potential marching. And that's basically making fascination thank you. That's an amazing journey. You have the skills to understand. High-profile technologies like blockchain. Because you have the background in set technologies but for those who didn't how would you explain and this is like the more general question that anyone can get. I guess what blockchain case and what it can do for you as a business so. The obvious answer is to answer the for blockages ledger technology. So alleger where facts are noted. Let's put it most journal way possible. And it is saved a lot of different places and all participants of this network agreed on this on the state of that information which means also that. It is always complete the orders. The same order which is in in bookkeeping accountants would be great and understanding blockchain's the always the sole disagreement network much like the internet servers. Talk to each other and then recording append only information so they can never be any deletion. What is occasions. So there has been consensus reached and this high-tech and there's different technologies. Actually there is not one much of many different blockchain's because it's a nascent technology and the standard as we know it it's on the internet is not there yet so racist open which one's gonna be the predominant standard and the two to come back to businesses. Is that like i said with the internet. The use cases are pretty much limitless. Or i think all the begin. Think about maori. Or i in the process of developing is just the tip of the iceberg. In sense of what. We're gonna be seeing next five years or so because Nyse music distribution basically also consuming music and this design marketing talks about that. You know high novel south yet
99 Challenges
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"Hello and welcome. I'm your host. Peter bank founder offended or consulting in. Today's we will talk about email. Marketing and marketing automation as marketing. Tools are getting better and better. Much of the marketing activities can be able to meet it. But do we need to automate everything that we cannot meet if so how can we stop to discuss the best practices. I invite enjoy keller. Cto of friendly of brazzi friendly marketing automation company. Straight out of switzerland. Hey joey welcome to the show. It'll be third year awesome. So let's start with a big intro. What are you doing. What's what's your journey. How did you end up friendly and more importantly while the friendly do ideal. Short niger me. Let's put it this way. I did send a lot of emails. Allen's working for america marketing company. we're focusing on email marketing a lot so i learned a lot about emailing in boxing least managements and then back to work in euro ethnically. I didn't move. Because i'm the same place but i joined friendly last year. Actually today the at one years old soins manipulation Thank you. I am the cto friendly in responsible or infrastructure warning our clients and in general. I'm responsible for their success. Automation and also the assistant perfectly within the martic officers project monarchy's softer trendy. Automate is based on in france. First base price pricing tools. We also have the analytics which is a calculus picks competitor. I'm insane so we are focusing. Most up been sore so you can check out on sale also than company which means you can see how much we earn how much we spend. We nothing. We have nothing to what that i saw that on the website. It's is everything is super transparent. You do do share everything. Which is i think it's amazing. I only so this type of transparency. Approach i at with buffer where they share pretty much everything about their company on how they are doing and then he turned to most of the indie hackers. And the in this daca preneurs day. Also do sheriff thing and i just glad to see the friendliest part of that network to green jacket and you see conversation piece and how do you. So who are the decline of friendly. So how do you help them. Mostly small businesses are medium sized businesses. Why they're coming to you. So people are coming to s- clients coming to us because they realized that they need marketing automation. The funny thing is that most of these companies don't even know what marketing automation as point. Because it's a boss for everyone's talking. I wanted to as that than another text savvy. Startup companies do understand and use automation every day but business and medium size businesses who are not like super tech savvy. They don't really know. What is the marketing automation. In the general heard about divert of course because it's a buzzer But they don't know what they can out mate. Yes so marketing automation. Is beth. nissen so you're trying to have you are trying to deliver the right message at the right time to the right people. That's what marketing automation as most often is actually do it without knowing boy. Thank carbon colori process. Someone doesn't finish shopping abandoned. That's mitch or thursday. Happy birthday discount. It's an automation because each happening on certain time certain triggers. It is not a personal email. The exact opposite will be sending your newsletters although that's also part of the marketing automation tools. Because it's very important for people to understand with opening emails. And he's not so. I bet to question what he's marketing automation. I didn't start. We not what. He's not going to do when i first heard commissioner In quantum comes out and people are so. That's not what it is. It won't replace any traditional marketing tools. Enhance them. It won't try to at least make tools. Yes for them. We in fact we have a. We have a army switzerland that A great company needs ways doing that but aren't In the general marketing automation tool stone generate content medically and it. It was replaced human touch. Also when it comes to sales and especially customer service so you can fire your customers jobs agent just because you can young mission you can make your life easier. You can have better customer journey custom better. Customer experience more efficient more sales more of sales process. Soak what he does. Let's say let's divide yourselves. Girl says into tweet speak version. Activates ample storage so for pico version. You can do a bunch of things you can make them aware of your servants friendly ultimate also tracks your needs on the website. So we know what they do. And based on that we can create personas
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"Success representative front end developer to have a central that website. When could say. Why don't care much. What kitty you to comes from. Or maybe have some small set criteria. And hewitt is i will use you as a megaphone to amplify your efforts so instead of just tapping into your city friends or a work connection that you haven't linked in you just open the floodgates and try to acute international. Sure by the way you mentioned panthers and andrey rublev companies so if you go to. I dunno monster dot com most of the job ads that you see there are from recruiting companies. If you go to your setting Most of the job. That i see there are directly from companies yet not from recruitment companies. Do you end honestly. I don't really know how remote have hunting would or would it work at all. Do you think that recruitment companies and headhunters will have well slice into by injury. Mozart or solutions like yours will take over that. Quit questions a couple of things i yeah. We were ninety. Nine percents direct with companies often. Yes once in a while. We have a recruiter coming. But we're ninety nine consent director promoted which we happy about because then we are sure about the quality of the end client is not only like a mystery gig that you're not quite sure what you're y two. I think the reality of headhunting today is that it's mostly useful hard to fill positions and the second reality. There is that hard to fill. Positions are likely to have had exposure to certain apps for instance you for a engineering director. It's very likely that this person at some point to the your had a stints working at one of the big four or had a stint working the major global tech hops so as it stands in twenty twenty one another head. Hunting is done past network. Typical like buffer or other companies were looking for a vp of product. You're looking for vp of product for softer service. Company that's fifteen to twenty year experience.