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Grillo birdies 2nd playoff hole at Colonial after blowing lead
"Emiliano grillo had to wait almost 8 years before claiming his second PGA Tour win, but he finally did it in a sudden death playoff at the Charles swab challenge at the same colonial country club in Fort Worth, Texas, the 30 year old Argentinian survived the final hole double bogey that dropped him back into a tie at 8 under with Adam schank. Grillo secured the win with a birdie two on the second extra hole. It was a heartbreaking loss for shank, who was three behind with three to play, but couldn't close out his first tour win. Scottie scheffler, AC 8th hole on his way into a tie for third place. I'm Graham agar
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Fresh "AGA" from Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
"Of your yard but warmer weather can cause tree roots to expand in search of moisture sometimes right into your sewer line kim shepherd here and if you have slow draining sinks slow shower drains or a gurgling toilet you might have a clogged sewer line luckily best plumbing offers fast same day or next day service that comes with a free camera inspection with your sewer line cleaning find the root of your plumbing problems go to best plumbing .com best plumbing not the biggest simply the best 624 northwest news radio your home for breaking news and traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the force here's kimmy klein from the high performance homes traffic center the hood canal bridge is now closed to cars for marine traffic so we're starting to see traffic stopped up on highway 104 and highway 3 approaching that area we had an earlier long -term crash south of holes bow on highway 305 just west of the aga pass bridge it is now cleared but it left some really big delays northbound 305 across bainbridge island we have a crash in renton right now on northbound 167 at south 180th crews are now blocking the one right lane everyone else is getting through but looks like there was a spill of some sort is causing delays north of 212 south on 167 slowing to look out of rent and otherwise it's still really busy getting to puyallup on south on 167 anywhere south south of algona and those city streets and puyallup are slammed around the fairgrounds tonight southbound 5 is also still a bit heavy in spots spots around highway 18 and then again around the tacoma dome otherwise improving south 5 into seattle slow south of northgate and we're trying to recover in evert we are doing better north on i -5 around pacific now that an earlier accident has cleared this support sponsored puget by sound bmw now through october 2nd loosen lease an all -electric 2024 bmw i4e drive drive 35 for $4 .99 per month for 36 months with $4 ,599 do it signing details at puget sound bmw .com your next northwest traffic at 6 34. thanks kimmy are as far as the weather goes going into the weekend our update is sponsored by northwest crawlspace services and it's changing we're going to have clouds and a chance of rain especially
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Brooks Koepka delivers another major performance to win PGA
"Brooks Koepka has toughed out a two shot win at the PGA Championship to secure his 5th major title and his third PGA victory. The 33 year old took advantage of a three shot swing on the 16th hole when Victor hovland double bogeyed after a poor bunker shot and Kepler wrote home a birdie to extend his lead. He became one of just 20 players to win 5 or more majors, closing with a 67 for a 9 under total, two clear of hovland and Scotty scheffler who charged home with a 65 club pro Michael block ace the 15th on his way to a fairytale top 15 finish. I'm Graham agar
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PGA Live Updates | Hovland joins Scheffler, Conners atop PGA Championship leaderboard
"There is a three way tie on top of the leaderboard after two rounds of the PGA Championship at oak hill. Scottie Chandler is joined by Canadian Corey Connors and Norwegian Victor hovland at 5 under two shots clear a Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Tsar, Brooks Koepka is in touch among those at two under and Rory McIlroy is not out of it even palm. Well number one, John ram posted a 68 to make the cut by one defending champion Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth just survived right on the number of plus 5. I'm Graham agar
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Jason Day gets 1st win in 5 years at Byron Nelson; Scheffler finishes 3 back
"Jason Day has broken a 5 year winless drought after posting a come from behind win at the AT&T Byron Nelson tournament in Texas the 35 year old Mother's Day victory honored the memory of his late mother with a stunning final round blemish reign 9 under 62 that lifted him to 23 under securing it with a two foot birdie on the last. See whoo came close with a 63 to join Austin eck wrote in second place, one shot back. It was day second Byron Nelson win and brought up his 13th career victory. I'm Graham agar
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"aga" Discussed on WTOP
"One one four four 809 zero 8 one one four four that's 809 zero 8 one one four four. It's 5 28. Traffic and weather on the 8s and Dave dildine in the WTO traffic center. It's another vehicle fire on 95 in Virginia. This one is in the express lanes near the Aga Kwan, southbound 95 express lanes the box truck is on fire, tall plume of smoke visible, southbound in the express lanes near one 23 stay right and to stay alert with the reduced visibility on the smoke and watching your mirrors for the fire department response moving southbound in the express lanes toward woodbridge. Beyond that, it is volume delays at a Quantico through Stafford earlier incidents at the rappahannock cleared, but northbound delays remain and where our car fire earlier, northbound, north of Quantico, was cleared quite some time ago. You can still see the burn scar on the right shoulder near exit one 52. George Washington Parkway, northbound still slow from the overlooks into the work zone, but the crash in the works on the on turkey run cleared from the right lane you can pick your lane and stick with it. You can get in the right lane and take the interlude center reversible and take you to the outer loop from that work zone. And beltway traffic will be definitely slow nearby, but its slowest in Montgomery county, Maryland, on the inter loop through Silver Spring. I think the crash of New Hampshire avenue just got taken from the left lane and put on the right shoulder. I think all the lanes are open there on the other loop, but very slow coming around from three 55 in Connecticut avenue two 70 northbound, slow but steady through clarksburg, whereas traffic on three 55 was stopped at a point north of comus road because of crash response. 100 eastbound after two 95 and passed a rundle mills, it was a crash on the left. Baltimore, Washington Parkway, volume delays, the incident inside the beltway cleared. 50 is getting better at the bay bridge, a little heavy eastbound near sandy point, but much, much better compared to earlier today. Lido pizza square because lido pizza never cuts quarters, lido pizza has been a local favorite since 1955, order online at ledo pizza dot com. Dave dold on WTO traffic. Our forecast now with 7 news meteorologist Steve rudin. Partly cloudy skies for the remainder of the evening hours of temperatures falling through the 70s eventually by early tomorrow morning, upper
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Photograph do you know why we feel bad to make that photograph? Yes. Okay. Okay, I have to yeah, of course. International superstar. I interviewed Andrew Yang today. What did you guys do? So I saw that. Oh, well, yeah, okay. What did I do today? What did I do today? I needed help by memories very well. What are you today? I'll tell you what we done today. It gives you a special done today. Oh. Wow, okay. Did you show up for my space Alberto this morning? Did you show up? I know I went to my bar. You get to listen to the replay. Okay, yeah, that thing can do. That I will do. Actually, I don't know if you took it. I kind of love it. Right now, an MP3. I don't know if I should publish it in a Spotify or anything yet. But I can help them be right now because I feel more confident with this. I honestly don't I don't like being in spaces with politicians that are that you're really you really got a problem. No, no. I mean, the problem is the politicians that we don't like. Politicians are at that level where actually somebody who is going to potentially run for president is not for me. But I can listen to the record. If you want to speak about politics, I can speak about politics with you. I'm not in this space motor after that rule number one, no politics in my space, no relation. No, no, no. Not politics, but if you want to speak about politics to me, you can private message me. Barbecue beef. Well, I appreciate that. I'm not, I mean, I'm not into it that much. We talked to a guy today in spaces, a guy who ran for president who had a did you feel was. Did you feel comfortable? How was it? That was fun. That was fun, yeah. Slam dunk. Amazing. You know what? I don't get intimidated by anybody. I don't give one shit. I know, I know. Late me, yeah. I mean, you are the man. Delta politician, a person like him I will not interview because actually I would be so preserved that I would disturb you but I will be interviewing somebody I don't know interviewing somebody who is very, very relevant in certain positions, I don't know. I would start not being getting frosted. I would be too nervous. I wouldn't be able to speak with this. Really? Didn't you speak, didn't you speak? Alberta would say, get the fuck out of here. Who are you? Do you know who I am? Because they have no idea who you are. Motherfucker, welcome to the jungle. W what they are doing. Do you want my autograph? I love them. Sorry, I got to get my reverb right. Barbecue. Yes, sir. It's very nice to meet you. Welcome to the jungle. Baby. Yeah. Welcome to the jungle. You're going to what is your motive and what is your. What do you want to participate in this conversation? I'm just actually a good friend of mine. I've known Alberto for about a year. We've been in spaces probably. Even though even though people know that, then they win it in a way that people are perceived as well being a relative and everything school. So don't worry. It's everything probably. Photograph was sizing me up to boot me, wasn't he? Is that what was happening? Yeah, you know what? I told him you are going to be the co host of not only you will be part of a bit of a lot of organization, but you will have to get rid of all the problem people that might come. So just pick and remove everybody. And then show up and say, okay, no, no. I'm just kidding. You're a place to be. Yeah. Barbecue. Yes. Yes. I'm not going to lie. I'm not going to lie. Yes. I did think that you were giving Alberto stick. So yes, I was going to stick by Alberto, so I apologize. For taking you at first time. That's okay. I respect that idea. And I clarified that because I could see you had to go into that. I walk into a room and immediately just start giving Alberto shit. It's kind of our shtick with each other. And then I have people DM me saying, how dare you, and Alberta was a bird I was a good man and what the fuck are you and all these other types of things? It's hilarious. Well, I'm apologizing in front of everyone in the room. No, it's fine, my man. I give you respect for sticking up for Alberto. I would do the same thing. So no biggie. It is a good guy. Well, yeah, I mean. Okay, shut up, barbecue. In my opinion, in my opinion, is a good guy. Yeah, I think yeah. I mean, Alberto, I mean, we had a love relationship for many for many months, but until he got rid of me.
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"It grows to me everywhere I want to stay with baby please we love that scene. I'm not your princess but we can fall, but we can fuck in a better world. Only your worst game break my world. Oh yeah. Only a boy is in my head all right the pain when you're in there when you proper to be there when you're inside when you're inside. When you're inside my malady. Seems beautiful, she's amazing. I think I wrote many years ago and I know that now is for someone. Yeah, for me, I don't think. I didn't sleep. And it feels right and. It's been crazy and it's been done hard any put your arms around my head you been through it all in nothing but. I read go ahead and introduce your fucking
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Love you. You know, I'm a Leo. I'm afraid, right now. How did you know how did you know I'm a leader? Why? After stop hacking people, you know? Sometimes. This is serious. You have a problem that we've had. It's just nature. It's not him, it's his nature. Can you believe I just checked on your other account? Of dark web, and I'm also not following you there. Okay, can you please do the same on a screenshot? Because I'm collecting that information to write a beautiful, beautiful article about that. Thank you. And it's very cool that I ask you earlier. This happened to any other people who said, I didn't check. I would really be willing to know if it's maybe it's only my account, maybe, maybe not. But. This is a certain time. You're always in our country. Well, you know, somebody's watching me because somebody knows that I am more than sure that somebody. So the fear, the fear makes people want to control the way they want to be watching the thing that they fear they are, I never know. I trust you a 100% a 120% and you know the coach that I have and who
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Yes. Okay, to be honest, I can not tell you about tradition. I can tell you how the one that I started using and when I started using that I went to the website and I saw all the security flows in the website and I posted a screenshot of the issues that has called that but maybe because of so many few people using that it makes it makes it somehow less likely to be a target because you are using something that very limited amount of people are using certain encryption. Having and it's somebody spending money to actually get in that application that service compromise. Decreasing because of, okay, why spend resources on something that is only being used by 0.001% of the users. Let me tell you something more than a second. Would you say that signals better than tour and no don't know that and tell your would you say yes, yes, yes, yes. So I can say that I can say what's up is the less secure, then it comes to terrorism and the most secure multi security signal. Yeah, signal is the strongest one among the three most you said, why didn't you say applications to determine? I have actually had watch up. It's a walk in the park. I mean, yes, and I actually, the first time I did a cellular two zero mine of girls, I would never do that with anybody. As with myself, in a lab environment, when I did that for the first time, many, many years ago, they didn't have that message saying communications in WhatsApp are encrypted point to point, nobody's been able to actually see what thyroid is written. And at that point, intercepting a communication in WhatsApp was the only one of the easy things it was completely not only the intercept, but to alter and to get messages delivered that were not sent by who you thought they were saying. So you could really create a lot of travel and a lot of harm with that. Messages, so it was, okay, then encryption and I realized actually that. It could be intercepted with that message saying this communication is the encrypted point of where it comes out. And yeah, with a pineapple fight that was I used to intercept wireless traffic in a network in checking code, listening, getting in the middle of communications with WhatsApp is not complicated. So you would say segments better than telegram. Yes, I would say that okay, remember, none of them are both of them can be hacked at least not very complicated. But yes, I can if I had to choose, I would go for singular. Signal with a VPN. Okay. Okay, somebody told me this week. The VPN, the best VPN you can have is your neighbors Wi-Fi, which is not something that I'm telling at that. So we have no need to discuss that there. We're talking about legal terms here. You know, of course, of course, you know that we will never end those promoter to any kind of community that. We are having all the time. All we are talking about is, you know, privacy on the Internet and what privacy would be probably the best if you didn't want your family to intercept. Let's put it like that way. So. You know what I mean? Yes, okay, let me tell you. Last week I started using this application that is called. P, R, Y, B, 80, private, but with Y instead of I in private. Take a look at that. P R Y, V, a,
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"You see the results even though the results are going to be completely terabyte? But I will do that. I will put up a pool right now.
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"No, no, no, no, no, no. If you have a property because that's good. Okay, thank you. From yesterday on today. I was yesterday joining some space from Alberto. And then I fell asleep and in the morning I checked that I had some space invitation in my messages and then I go to Albert profile and then I saw button follow all black, so it's like I was not following him, but since first day I hold him, it was just like this. You know, and I was doing nothing because I'm not unfollowing people. I just who I folded this person I followed. You know, and we had also we didn't have some problem or some arguing that I could unfollow him and just don't want to know nothing, but I check. I was not following Alberto anymore. Yeah. I actually I'll actually tell you the account that I want to write and I'm just going to have a look at it. Yeah, Casper the hundred. Let me tell you something. And so in general. So I had two accounts. Casper hunter and. Rational mind. Right? These two accounts had over 3000 near 3000 followers, and I was ten a week within a week, these accounts disintegrated to near 200. And within a week within a week, these. I was getting. I was prepared to ask, if you contacted the support, sorry that I'm not perfect. Sometimes. Listen. I'm curious. You know me. You know me well, you know, you know, I was I was on and I know myself, I said to myself, this isn't. That's why I made that comment. You know, my name, you know my name, caspar the hunter. That was the me and a kind. And I had a lot of hair love a hell of a lot of followers. And just I went on, I wasn't on yes, I was known for my maybe two months. I never went back onto it bang. It was nearly two and a half thousand followers dying. I was like, nah. This is not right. This is fucking this is this just does not happen. You know, so I believe that Twitter has something to do with this. A 100%. Because I asked certain people, I said, did you still follow me in the system? I said, yeah. I can tell you that what you think. I think the same, let's put it that way. Yeah. I think. I'll tell you, at the end of last year, when I got into the next world, I was getting I was looking at me statistic. I was getting thousand new followers a month after them 500 608 106 104 hundred 600 and this month. I lost so far in three, four days. I lost a 150 followers. It's definitely. Twitter. A 120%, I can guarantee you know that this is definitely, you know, I have personally. But where I'm from, I'm from Belfast north and I can tell you not, my Friends live very close to me and I've went to their houses and I've said, did you just, did you did you unfollow me? No, why not? Why was it what's up? And I said, well, you've just disappeared off my network. And this is, you know, Harper, we haven't and I just will fuck a shot from that, right? And they actually got their Twitter up and they looked, and this is we did not do this here. I will do subsidy right now, pepper and everybody. Yeah, it would be nice. I would do it a pool and I will ask people, have you noticed that people stop following you and they told you and they tell you that actually they didn't do it. Do
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"It slow. Oh, okay, maybe leave the space and come back.
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"On and show there is no tomorrow.
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Yeah, and I made some friends there. And then I was sent to heaven because I was behaving too by the hell that I couldn't stay and in the cabin. They told me that I was behaving too bad to be heaven, so they sent me back to work. And here I am. Alberto. El wasn't having mister good for you. And the devil was start off here. That's the situation. Yes, yes, that's right. I mean, isn't that wonderful when the evil actually fears you and you look in the eyes and you can feel the fear of the power that you feel is like look at me who now, who you know who are you talking to? Are you talking to me? Look at me. Are you sure you want to fuck with me? If I had a sense you wouldn't like to know that side of me. Exactly. We've done. We have learned so much of you and we have done so much together. And I think that the time that you had served in prison is has served us all. We all served it together with you, but you served the time and you came out of it on the other side and you have taught us a great deal. And we are very appreciative of it all. Of the thank you. Thank you very much. I mean, what can I look to that experience? I could go to my house and cry and complain, oh, the universe is compiling against me. Why am I so I'm lucky? Oh, I'm a mister about personal or I can just, okay, learn from that, get a strong and share that with people and inspire and tell people I have been through that I'm not super mad. You can also be an experience like that. And you can also overcome it. So that's a beautiful message. You're the Robin hood of the Robin Hood of the virtual network. That's put it live. At the moment. Well, actually, maybe not in the context. I know. I was a structure of flowers that had corrupted that are actually doing things that are hurting other people. I don't want that. I want those people are actually the ones that suffer. As you said, when I look into the eyes of the evil he realized, I was volatile that he was an I think on the other side, which means in just now they realize that actually when a person loses everything, that's the worst enemy any government or any counter insisting in the work I have a person that has nothing to lose is a person that can actually destroy and that can try to control him or anything in the system. So. No live and determination and Venus stop burn attributes that okay. I will, I will make your life easy and believe me. I will try very hard. I will you will not get rid of me easily you will feel the pain will feel my breath on your neck very often. So be prepared be prepared. And I was there everywhere. Always expect us to not forget us. We will be there. Well, yes. And you know what? I am a birthday, but okay, they can stop me, but there are a lot of albertas out there. They can not stop all of us. They will not stop us now. We will be stepping together and we will continue almost our legacy. And our legacy, what we will be remembered for is sticking up for the rightful, the pure the vulnerable and the weak for those who are unable to protect themselves for those who have a voice, we will be the voice of those who don't have boys. We will be that people and we will make a change. We will change the things that are wrong and one would be a better place for the kids that nowadays are living in this country in this world in the future when they come out. They will be living in a better world because of people that I care about, my name being remember, I just want the things that I do to be making a change in the future. Your name will always be remembered. Your name will always be remembered. Your name will be remembered for who you are because what you are. You have give the Anand inspiration you've given many people in inspiration and you're a genius on ICT. So we command you and everyone should commend you, you know, who has come and people who have met should be privileged, you know, it's not that many times that people meet someone, let's talk like, if you're talking in astrophysics, you would talk about need to grasp Tyson. And in ICT, you would be talking about Alberto, you know, guys like you, or, you know, then you would be speaking about whistleblowers like Snowden, stuff like that. Okay, now I remember the problem that they were then and it was a massage.
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"aga" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"Okay. Yep, I'll be waiting here.
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Plantrama
How Quickly Do Plants Photosynthesize?
"Said. She wanted to talk about this and she specifically was asking if we could discuss. Do plants start to photosynthesis as soon as sunlight hits them. And i'm like yeah sure we can vote why. Why do you want to discuss that particular aspect of photosynthesis ac- l. In this time of year. It always comes to my mind ellen because as you know i over winter plants in my garage and one of the plants that i over winter in the garage or parts of aga- panthers and they stay evergreen. They're you know they're kind of semi dormant but here they are in the garage. They're not anywhere near a window. But every time. I open the garage door on certain sunny days. Sunlight hits these plants. And i think to myself how i wonder if this two minutes or three minutes of sunlight is doing these plants and good. How long does it take for photosynthesis to get up and running. So that's what prompted the question. Well that's a great reason. Senior garage in winter packed full of plants and those aga- panthers and the fact is yes as soon as sunlight. Hits those leaves. Those plants are often running. I mean generally they say it takes about thirty seconds but apparently spinach spinach in five seconds has got enough sunlight to start the process. Plants are so amazing amazing. Yeah yeah i. I was astonished about that as well that the research shows that i was thinking five minutes and no no. We're talking seconds. Oh sunlight food okay. You can shut the door now. It's cold so that is a good thing because that that shows you that if you are overwintering a plant in a dark place and you know you want to open the door and let the sunlight hit it for fifteen minutes or so. It is doing some good. it is and this. It's a mild winter afternoon in march. We'll actually i guess that's technically spring. But if the temperatures allow go ahead and give your plants that little boost of sunlight they will be grateful for
BBC Newshour
Marking ten years since the 2011 Japan earthquake
"10 years since Japan was hit by a huge earthquake that triggered a tsunami which crashed into the coast less than an hour later. Thousands of towns were engulfed by the immense wave. The disaster also triggered a multiple meltdown at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant How Japan correspondent Rupert Wingfield Hayes has been back to meet some of the people. His lives changed that day. As the 10th anniversary approaches, a group of Buddhist monks is walking the coast Road, chanting prayers for the more than 18,000 people swept away that day. Phenomena Could tomato mussel actually taking a few 100 M away? Kill Kazu Sasaki stands on a bear windswept piece of land. Before the tsunami. This was the fishing port of Yuri Aga. When the wave swept in. It took one in 10 of your ER gaze residents, including Sasaki San's whole family, this girl home. Candle, not a timorous Scott. As he tells me his story, he clutches his most precious possession. His 14 year old daughter's school uniforms solution, would you, uh, Son all number because in the beginning I was drinking heavily. I really don't remember much of the first three years after the quake After four years, I started to tell my story. I had a fight with my wife that morning before the quake struck. So now I tell people what would you do if tomorrow never comes? I tell them to live every single day as if you don't have tomorrow. John Wave that destroyed your Nyaga unleashed a chain of events that continues to haunt Japan today,
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"aga" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"Aga- garrett's here you he won't. We'll be right back okay. I'm the tape gonna get ready punk coming. Brenda bugle dad. Food lived both career East i come back Great shows before we shot out the room. It is.
WTOP
"aga" Discussed on WTOP
"Visit Ung si dot TV You certified to operate in Virginia by chef. Traffic and weather on the age. Jo Conway in the W T o P Traffic center, starting off in Virginia, 95 going south. Heavy and steady but normal as you leave doing tonigh heading toward the Aga Khan of the Purple Heart Bridge and into Prince William County, lots of volume, making its way toward the bottleneck at that bridge. The lanes are of open and available just moving very slowly. Once you're clear the patient improve EZ Pass things, of course. When north on 95 3 95 I 66 West Bend a lazy the Beltway toward Nutley Street. East Ben delays they brought 50 Pharaoh. Extraordinarily street should be all volume into the long term work zones. Elsewhere. Virginia Route seven crash was westbound Wester Percival heading toward Round Hill past the expert business. Seven at last report, The left Lane was still block. It's going to be blocked for some time. They tell us I 81 north and we're in Winchester. The crash was north bound after the exit for around 37. The Winchester bypass it 23 10. It is blocking. We're told the left lane driving in Maryland, Baltimore Oyster Parkway, South bound, heavy and slow from about 1 75, often on toward the Beltway, often on DeLay's north, bound to from the Beltway toward powder mill should be all volume. I don't have the Beltway jam from the 2 70 spur heading south toward the American major bridge with currently nothing reported blocking the roadway looking for possible crash westbound. I 70 as you approach the exit for route 15 Watch for the response heading to the scene to check things out there. I'm Jo Conway. Don't get too heavy traffic. Our valets, checker and Storm Team four and check with Mike Stanford. Mike, Here comes the snow. Indeed. It's been such a great day across region hard to believe he's gonna change, but they will change quickly..
Kinda Funny Games Daily
Vicarious Visions might be working on Blizzard's Diablo II remake
"Bloomberg reports. Mike irritations has been working with blizzard. Since since twenty. Twenty on the diablo franchise including a plan remake of diablo. Two potentially called diablo two resurrected. According to bloomberg's jason schreier diablo to remake was due to be developed by blizzards team. Won the team. That made the poorly-received warcraft three re forged and before that mobile flop heroes of the storm in real time strategy real time strategy game starcraft two but blizzard gave the diablo to remake to the team behind the aga four instead and now a group bike areas. Visions is also working on it ascertain one. It seems to have been quietly disbanded with some interviewing for jobs within blizzards and others leaving for independent studios.
Talk 1260 KTRC
"aga" Discussed on Talk 1260 KTRC
"Said. Nothing is off the table, including measures limiting access to streets surrounding the capital. You look at what State of Michigan is doing Today. They're putting up very, very large fences and concrete barriers. Roll. Bercy Aga, director of the Legislative Council Service, They run the capital said building administrators have been in essential discussions. Law enforcement and security officials. And putting together security plan for the session. We will have the usual Capitol Security force inside the building. Helping to verify people's identity and keeping the building safe. Rick Barca. Stay center Republican from Bilin. Said he wasn't worried about his safety to capital during the upcoming session. So that's the latest From the city and the state. Around security. Basically from now. Any time between now. And the ensuing weeks. Anything that happens. They say they're gonna be ready. Which is great. It's good to hear very, very glad to hear that. So the Vote is going on in the house whether to impeach For the second time, Donald Trump. Another. White House figure close to the president just announced in. She is leaving her job immediately, and that is so picks. Leaving her job at the White House. Just broke. So he will be impeached for the second time today. 17 coming up in 17 minutes after tune Right, Take a break. We'll come right back. We have news from the Albuquerque Journal. That I don't know. But depending on how they do, it could be great news could be good news could be sort of good news. Could be horrible news depending on how they do..
WTOP
"aga" Discussed on WTOP
"Route one blocked at points between Lord Road and the Aga Klein wants to get the person of the car. Take him over to the medevac that's already landed nearby. Route one blocked both ways. South Warden Road 95 through Springfield, Woodbridge, Dale City, Fredericksburg. No incidents on the minor delays at the Occoquan South bound 66 westbound still heavy through Centerville Crash and Fairfax on Route 50 Fairfax Boulevard west of Fairfax Circle near Stafford Drive under police direction. Beltway in Virginia and Maryland. No major issues in Virginia and Maryland. They're going for a new crash on the outer loop between Richie Marber wrote, and Central Avenue 95 South bound South Beltsville into 12. It started his debris turned into a crash. Not sure if they're still blocking lanes there. 95 North is fine. You go with that over route, 29 29 is still backed up at a white oak because of a crash near Tech Road. To 70 new crash reported North found that midway between what nine and 80 or Bana look ahead for brake lights North bound on to 70. Lots of brake lights downtown because of thesis, your itty closures. And ST Blockages in your federal triangle and Metro Center and in parts of foggy bottom, lots of fencing going up and, of course near Capitol Hill. They're gonna be closures. The Constitution Avenue in independence closures on the hill itself are going to stay in place, according to Capitol police right through Inauguration Day. Endowment on 3 95 slow traffic can't take Exit three no access to the 12th Street tunnel, but the third Street Tunnel remains open. Dave Tilden. W T o p. Traffic. Let's get back to Amelia Draper at Storm Team. Four million. Not bad for mid January, huh? Not final 43 degrees And we warm too near 50 today. So a.
News and Perspective with Taylor Van Cise
Man accused of looting downtown Seattle store facing federal gun charge
"Auburn man is charged in federal court in connection with looting in downtown Seattle during the ongoing protests. Come on. Sue Romero has more. The U. S attorney in Seattle, Brian Moran, says 32 year old Alto, Lage had guns and stolen merchandise in his car. After a break in at a store called Sneaker City. On June 1st. The large number of individuals were seen coming out of there. That merchandise was eventually traced to a car in the nearby facility that that car was registered to Mr Tell Aga. A search of the car found two handguns, several pairs of Air Jordans and Adidas tennis shoes and new baseball hats. Since tell Aga is prohibited from possessing guns due to a previous robbery conviction. He was charged federally with being a felon in possession of a firearm,
theScore Esports Podcasts
Did This Secret Tournament Put Players in Danger?
"In July thirty, first the American. Gaming Network was supposed to host the AG call of duty, Indianapolis Land Event is being promoted as one of the biggest amateur caught events out there with a prize pool of seventy five hundred dollars to be clear. This tournament was not a part of Challengers League, which is the official semi Pro League of Kati Sports AG is a third party tournament organizers according to their website runs tournaments for call of duty Ballard and Rainbow Six. Siege now, as you can imagine what the world in the midst of a pandemic having a bunch of sweaty dudes, Patton to a convention hall is not the Best Look. So on July thirty first the day the tournament was supposed to start Aga decided to move the tournament on mine quote after discussions with representatives from activision, we are decided to change the Indianapolis to be online only for health and safety concerns players are advised to. Participate in the tournament from their home location along we apologize for any inconvenience in which this may bring upon players spectators in organizations. We look forward to working with activision for future events and quote this sentiment was repeated on August first by Jeffrey Elliott who according to a website is the CFO of the company, and well, that sounds like the obvious and smart thing to the tournament allegedly continued as land event later, that same day. Basically, what you just saw looks like that land event with a bunch of Sweaty dudes packed into a convention hall exactly what agents said they didn't want to happen on top of that. Another video surfaced that looks like a bunch of people packed new AIRBNB trying to continue playing the tournament online. Gauge cash a CO founder of. Who has a name that belongs in Mortal Kombat. Distance themselves from the event and said that the indy open was to be played online period but according to report from dexterity, there were allegedly agent employees at the event despite saying they had nothing to do with it. People were even alleging that Augean only put that original statement to hide from activision blizzard who are the publishers of duty. The fact that this land event was still taking place. Now, this whole situation caught the attention of dominating Jilin know who's the general manager for the Toronto Ultra a pro call of duty. Team competing in the call of duty league. She replied to a tweet with quote I reported everything to activision blizzard absolutely stupid and I can't believe that they thought they'd get away with it and be bold enough to posted about it and a former event organizer Adam epic. Kella even weighed in calling the situation a disaster I also reached out to cash Elliott and multiple sponsors associated with the tournament cash. told me that the narrative online is full of lies in isn't true but didn't explain why that's the case and Elliott just pointed to a statement that made after all of. This controversy popped off quote in order to preserve the competitive integrity of the online tournament, we have decided to postpone the second day of competition to next Sunday August ninth twenty twenty due to an overwhelming amount of players away from home with the inability to play in a safe environment we feel that this is the best way to ensure that everyone is competing safely and fairly the remainder of the tournament and quote also when I went back to gather more information on the indie open agent has deleted the page from their website now, even if players ignored AG and Cassius statements. that the tournament had been moved online and even if he had nothing to do with this secret land tournament, the question I have is, why did they wait until the day of the event to move it online? It's not like the pandemic caught everybody off guard both the League and the challengers. League moved all of their remaining tournaments online months ago. Why couldn't agm do the same and remember representative of activision reached out again, which according to their statement is why they decided to move the tournament online and that's pretty big red flag because to me what that says is that was fully prepared to host a pretty big land event in the middle of a pretty dangerous public health crisis, and the only reason they didn't is because activision wealth stepped in and told them not to because let's be honest when you plan to host a land event in the middle of a giant global health crisis, you were putting people in danger now, I have no idea. A is going to take disciplinary action against the players who did show up to this secret tournament. Also cash if you remember is a CO founder of Augean re tweeted somebody comparing the multiple worldwide human rights protests with these tournaments implying that if one is allowed to happen, these tournaments should also be allowed to happen and yeah I don't know if that's chief if Augean knowingly. Secret Land. Event, after saying it was going online that's fucked up and they put people in danger and if that's the case I, hope activision blizzard takes action against these guys.
The Bitcoin Podcast
Hashing It Out - Ava Labs Kevin and Stephen
"I'm a first differentiates itself with its consensus protocol. Which I know you've talked about a lot before Previous episodes of this but I'll I'll give a very brief overview of essentially. It's a highly scalable both in throughput and also the latency and the number of participants The can participate in consensus. So the first kind of main idea that that started album was the concert. Now since then we've also branched out into this idea of sub nets relate heterogeneous or a heterogeneous network. So that allows us to Kind of scale not just like on like consensus speed sides but also allows people to develop their own personalized Network so for example. We we are able to port the EDM so easily because we can essentially just have a wrapper around an existing EDM implementation and then use avalanche consensus with that and so we can court in two Gecko in relatively easy manner with how we structured sub nets and so that lets people not just You know have very fast infrastructure but also very flexible one so someone could implement their own. Virtual machine has an arbitrary business logic. That's specific to them and so Say so those are those are the two technical side And then I think Kevin can talk a lot more about like the business on how we're kind of it chained to to meet unique in that aspect but I think From the architecture side where we're kind of pushing towards like You know very very flexible infrastructure both on the consensus and the engine side for Kevin. Kevin I WANNA I wanNA trend reiterate something that's I think is incredibly important about The what office doing That is it's a it's a market distinction between consensus and the underlying data or mach- machine. Stay right most open networks right now those things are intrinsically married like like the consensus for lives state and the changes nate whereas Aga An it's different. Nation is consistent his own thing and then you can have other like a bunch of different machines rely on. That's exactly yeah that's basically exactly right. It's program ability not just at the application layer which is what other smart contract platforms delighted to already It's also program ability At layers below that the network stack wind data stacks which is an important property allows some interesting things that are very difficult from for for others One of the most important things that we want to make sure is that we build a smart contract platform that capitalizes on the value of the applications built on top This is something that for example doesn't do I can if I issue a let me let me call a low velocity a high longevity type of assets. Something like You know Real Estate Orlando something like that That on a theorem Looks no different than forgive nommik laser here but the any regular should coin It accumulates the same fees. It does not. It is not guaranteed to be different from any other Coined the does may be has no value whatsoever to it and we're trying to capitalize on this problem in a way that provides a that gives the issue of assets in creators smart contracts on our platform the ability to effectively divide the the the guarantees a little bit more at a higher. Gherardi or Logan. Larry Rather It's it's about you know giving somebody that is issuing these applications that or the asked us that have very high longevity needs and high security needs It gives them the ability to pay much much. Larger fees to be stored for very long period of time and be very secure. Burst something that. Maybe he's just not very high value and needs may be much higher speed and much lower fees so this is something that we allow. That theory doesn't quite allow and and is actually goes down to the to the token design as well so in fury on the the problem is it does not You know if I issue a new token Or if I build a ruler. Successful application of the theory Yeah fees are paid in East which is great but down to the minors and nobody else benefits from the fact that there is usage off of these Of this of this token on the system It's actually It's actually quite a big problem for theory. I mean you have so much value being built on a theory that bitcoin could never could ever dream off right now and none of it is really being capitalized at the value that it should be capitalized by the by the underlying token Our design has been more of the not the designer. We've taken is more of the the one that says. This is a cap supply token like bitcoin. And whenever you do operations that require things like creating new blockchain's and paying for transaction fees and so on they burn off the tokens and the burning Obama tokens alternately creates scarcity novel and so that capitalizes on the underlying On the underlying token of the of system. So that's an in a different designed from How a theory has done this But I mean this more foam I would say peripheral property The first goal that we want achieve is really in the ability to effectively labrum ability at the at the network data layer which is very very important because it allows a lot of flexibility on how you can design your your economics for your smart contract. It's like effectively. You know smart contract level charting almost if you want to think of it that way. Maybe that's not quite super correct. But it's the best knowledge that I can possibly come up with in one sentence and And that's just not the case for any other platform the whoops there okay So Steven you mentioned these subjects that have has right. How do those are? Would you compare those those akin to para chains or something like Sharpton East to a so with the St Louis? Model that you mentioned. How does that compare to something like East? Who which has the goal of being more stateless. Yes so I think the biggest difference the tweet our model and something more similar to their model is that offer us are. Our sub nets are heterogeneous which means that they aren't necessarily running these same The same the Amer the same the same Guess scheme if you're preparing database land So east to at least you know. Correct I'm wrong but Each to is planning on the chief being scale ability on the same kind of network with the same security guarantees in the same network guarantees across all of its shards. So what that means is that essentially. They're trying to paralyse computation and increase their throughput by adding nodes not need to validate the entire the entire state And so that's that's very useful in some cases however what's typically pretty difficult. When there's a lot of cross shark communication which on blockchain it then becomes very important of how you're you're splitting things into shards and so from from our point of view you know you're GonNa have something like you know the die chain or the Guy I G- CHARD. Where ever wants to be on the Diet Chart because everyone of us die and so all of a sudden anyone that isn't on the die charred is going to have to be communicating with the DIA- Chard Which is relatively expensive in most Charlotte Systems However with us Our viewpoint sub nets is that some nets are heterogeneous and so they may contain their own environment so for example B. Edm would live in its own sub met and would have surprise like Is a is Senate that were planning on doing which is a soon of Eutherian state. So so that's That's like the big difference really so we have something that's based off of the functionality. Rather than you know just splitting the entire state. So that's like the main
The Passing Shot Tennis Podcast
The Big Debate
"Hello Ladies and Gentlemen Welcome to the passing shot tennis caused by fans. My name's Joke Kelly. I'm Kim McKenzie and today on the big debate we're discussing the greatest players to never have won a singles Grand Slam title. Take your seats. Thank you everybody hype you while Hyppia Safe On. What would it be today? The very star of the French Open Garros Second Grand Slam off the season. Obviously we have no live at is to catch up on what main came have decided to do in. This episode is commemorated. The occasion by looking back at some of the best players to have never won a grand slam singles title. And it's nothing is fair to say it's quite Alexi List that we've we've captured and are few surprising. Names bad did about is the yeah. We've had a lot of suggestions for our listeners and followers say thank you very much for sharing your thoughts and we have had some niche suggestion straight in as well. I'm actually trying to think plays on these lists. Yeah A lot. More names came up that I was actually wanting to and I mean really one of the questions is where do you draw the line? How do you quantify like how many slam final how many titles players had to have one career ranking? They had to achieve to cut be considered good enough To have been capable of winning slam. Is it how close they came and in a final. Is it just what they did in terms of the rest of their career that you could kind of define it? Let's say we'll be looking into this more detail but yeah it's it's quite an impressive list of talent on this list and makes you realize actually how perhaps unjust sport can be when some of our favorite players never quite managed to go all the way exactly and as he said I could this list dominate at Alex. Verify think if that career they will at some point be able to kind of break that that grandson duck. We're going to start actually with a really popular answer. The calls one of one of the first thing that came into my head. It was one of the first that came into of our listeners. Had as well and that player is David Nalbandian. Who the me as one of those payers who do not doubt that he had the technical ability to win a Grand Slam. It was more. I think the injuries him. I think this is fiscal outlook or school. He was quite stocky and made. Now bandying was one of those players. Where yes he? He could be anyone on his day. He was let down by injuries. And the fact the his maneuverability around the court wasn't wasn't the greatest. Yeah I would agree. I think now found him probably gave into the list of being too injury. Prone to to capture title assertively. He was around before the dominance of of the big three m federal was kind of coming to the scene of course but Sam either he was before when the era of Jovic in middle kind of say dominating everything when you look back at what he actually achieved. It's very impressive. Though he was the the only Argentinian in history to reach semifinals Al Slams and even just reached semi-finals and more at all is is a feat in itself and oversee most famous he reached the Wimbledon final thousand. T- leasings Lleyton Hewitt which you okay. This was his best opportunity to witness lamb. However I think in this final you look at the score line and it was so comprehensive. He think if he wasn't capable of kind of doing more on the day at such a kind of big opportunity. I know this question marks around kind of whether he really sees the moment because slates near be like six one six three six two very straightforward line and this was the tournament. Schley going back to this two thousand Buddha. The top seventeen seeds were knocked out before the fourth round. It was only Asian. You and Tim Henman. It will get onto later. That actually came through so you think ooh found in. I don't know I guess maybe even getting to the final was a bit of a stroke of luck giving given that he was Didn't he wasn't having to play top top names to get that far. Sipa houses move reflection of that but yes that very consistent across the Sam's reaching the semi of old of them and the fact that he he was able to be the big three as well. I mean we talked about it in a in a recent Poe cost about the fact that he. He's the only player to beat in the Big Three in one tournament. In in Madrid. I think he'd be Federa Djokovic and the Dow so he was able to kind of know only just do it on one occasion. He was able to come string great consistency across. You know what you would need at a grand slam across. Two weeks is just yeah. You almost fell the loss hurdle as he said. He got to the semi finals of L. Better every Grand Slam and I think it's just a bit of a shame that he got so far but doesn't really have a lot to show for it in terms of in terms of actual titles and that two thousand eighteen. Would you look at the George? Dd that kind of that was potentially could have been his. May I know kind of you know? He's up against the world number one. The Best Player Lleyton Hewitt. But certainly you know how to kind of solve easiest drawer to get to the final to go out. So comprehensively was almost shabelle on his part.
EAA's The Green Dot - An Aviation Podcast
Stimulating Simulator Stories
"Never had the three of us. Sit Down and nerd out about about flight simulation. Yeah I mean. It's one of the things that I think is a gateway drug for a lot of people I mean when you're a kid with a computer and You know you're looking for some gaming or some you know something cool to do. I mean flight Sims I think are are I think are as much a part of getting you know. Young people into Navy model airplanes were and still are. Yeah I I agree and you guys of no my My background priority. I spent eleven years at Microsoft working on the flight simulator series there subsequently got some weird biases and things but I was also been a lifelong user of Sims first. Ibm either came home. We bought the first First version one point. Oh flights them week that When that came out and I was. I was twelve going on thirteen when that happened. And here I am D- decades and decades later and I still enjoy them and it's It it's one of those things that it. It's not only refund from the aviation side but it's also to me always been interesting from the technology side to take these computers that we have on our desks in in our pockets and our briefcases and see what what they can do. Yeah I wouldn't ask you when you went to work at Microsoft was that Was that pretty cool? I mean going to work for a product that you Kinda knew already and had a you know certainly had a name for itself. I sent my wife An email and our into my first day because I've been at Microsoft a two or three years closer to four years actually for if I move to that team and I sent this email to her and it just said I am a pig. My job is slop never get there? That was back in ninety eight So got to work on some patches and supposedly stuff for flights to ninety eight then we rolled right into combat flights him in for the next several years. Sort of back and forth from combat. Flight Sim then back to the civilian one based on releases Worked as a test engineer which was really cool. It came from product support. Which meant you had to sit on the phone and try to help somebody solve a problem and then I switched to testing which just meant. You really didn't care about the solution. You just had to point out the problems and I'm good at that. I'm really judgmental. I'm picky but it can be a real jerk so So that was that was fantastic and worked from. He said the tail end of flights in ninety eight all the way through the last of FSX and a what we call DSP. What you now know is prepared by Lockheed Martin so yeah Great Times Yeah I think When I was a kid my parents had I think it was an IBM forty six In the early nineties and I only game that was on. That computer was gosh. She could help me with this. How was probably F S for? It was still wire frame graphics and it had the airplane Creator in the in the Red Baron combat similar. Oh sure yeah. So the yeah. They're the red baron was That was there from the very very beginning. You know the wire frame stuff. F S Four. That had the airplane creator. Had WHAT WE CALL IT? Sort of flat shading it was sort wire frame. It could support up to like sixteen colors of Aga time too so just starting to transition into something that was Sort of optionally wire frame or you can have some solid colors into it. Yeah that so. I always wonder how much that actually played into. You know I think. All three of us You know we say as far back as we remember we were airplane parts and I mean how your origin stories pretty obvious you know growing up at an airport But I think for my for me that that may definitely be a big part of that. I remember getting My my first flights actually wasn't regular flights him. It was combat flight simulator. And it was like you in Europe. He was European theater. Okay so that was the first one. Just yes he. F S One. Yeah Oh man. That was awesome like I remember. We downloaded that or loaded onto the computer and then a couple of buddies over and like we literally played that until like two in the morning and Just you know you died. It's my turn but What was he was the two guys that were with me? They weren't diehard airplane nuts. They thought this was like totally cool. And nobody had seen anything. Quite like that So it was really kind of interesting way to get someone. Maybe not a history buff. Not a Warburg buff but suddenly you know they were kinda rattling stuff off like oh no man you gotta go with the P fifty one you know and I'm like how you know. How do you know what is it was kind of interesting? Well you know. I think it's you know it confirms what we have said at least in private conversations time and time again that simulators almost any kind like this can. They can teach you know they can. Inspire people didn't get people excited about it. But you know before long. You're you're actually learning
ESPN Daily
Is Duke Done? A Season of NCAA Basketball Surprises
"Myron. I think the last time we spoke. I was at Cameron Indoor Stadium asking You what you thought about Zion Williamson. That was the last time and now Zion's gone and things haven't been as good for college basketball since he left. Myron Medcalf is a senior college basketball reporter for ESPN. Men's college basketball has been having a pretty weird season. Can you explain to us sort of the state of things and why some of the usually omnipresent contenders your dukes your? Unc's Kentucky aren't even in the top five while it's a meeting in a year like this anybody who tells you that they know exactly what's going to happen in March. They're lying because there was no one no expert. That understands kind of what's happened so far. It's just been a wild year but I think you can look at some of the things that transpired Really at the start of the season. I think the James Wiseman suspension by the answer. Aa For twelve games after being ruled ineligible. You have a Memphis team that I think had a chance to be much better if he sticks around. Lamelo ball who if he follows the traditional track and goes to a UCLA USC that changes the spotlight on those programs as well But instead you have a lot of the blue blood teams that don't have the lottery level talent that they had a year ago. Duke is still a top ten level team but they don't have anyone close To a Zaylon you'd have a team like Gonzaga that had to lottery picks last year. They got some good players. Nothing like that so the the powerhouse teams are just really good team which has closed the gap so now a San Diego State with the Malachi Flint and against double team Malachi for three huge three by malachite lend. That's a really good team. Competing for number one see the Dayton with an ob top suddenly was one of the best teams in America. And I think it's because you just don't have the same concentration of talent we're accustomed to seeing with your Kentucky's in Dukes. Then you'RE K. Use Marin what is it like covering a season like this where there are really clear favorites and no one seems to have any idea. What's going on this year? You just don't really know who to chase like. You don't know who to say okay. That's the team to watch. Because they're really good. It just feels like a pretty fragile college basketball scene which is great for the tournament for everything. We didn't have in college basketball this year in terms of no established kind of powerhouse team. I think we're going to see the benefits of it. Come into double A. Tournament. Time when we could have one of the craziest craziest. March madness is we've ever had so. Let's talk about Duke. Quit even when dukes not great? We're still going to talk about Dick. Because it's really interesting. Myron how much struggled on Saturday they lost to Virginia Virginia wins. That look the three point line. Just couldn't connect before that game. They were ranked seventh. But I imagine they could go down even further now right. Yeah I mean this is a team that I think will will fall in the rankings. Duke has run into some teams who put on their Superman capes in the last couple of games. And that's change things you have. Nc State which made sixty one percent of its threes and that loss A week ago wake forest mixed fifty four percent of its threes. These things those teams had done before they phase Duke and Virginia really as just a team on the rise So I think duke got caught in kind of a weird gauntlet there but trae Jones has been sort of their closer whereas a year ago you could go to RJ bear. You could go to Cam Reddish you could go on. And now they're a bit more one dimensional They're much closer to what you see. Maybe in a typical season where they're right there with Louisville and Florida state and Virginia and the other teams at the top of the ACC. But they don't have a guy who's GonNa carry them to the top of the League and just help them separate. That's just not enough talent in college basketball for really any team to do that. But especially in the league like the Agency. So you're in Kansas right now in Kansas. The number one team. You were there to watch them. Play Kansas State and it was a right because these two teams Fighting literally fighting back in January Shit and now the benches inc just unnecessary. That's not good. This is Paul. This is bad this is but on Saturday night myron. They shook hands before the tip off in. Kansas came away with the victory. What did you make of the number team in their performance? Well I I'm just glad nobody fought again because that that would have been bad Glad to have that moment before the game I will say. I've never been to a regular basketball game outside of the NCAA tournament that had as much security as that game. Had I mean they were everywhere about? I'm glad there was an incident. I I think Kansas is sort of the perfect team in a year like this. Do they have a lottery pick? No but they've got this really balanced group of guys who are pretty good offensively. They've been pretty efficient team and they got two guys who win they're together. They're hard to stop. It's Dotson In Gaza Buki who when they're on the floor together. Kansas made about sixty percent of his shots inside the art. Their opponents have made about forty one percent of their shots inside the three point line. That's the story right there when those two guys are together. Kansas is certainly the best team in America. But you also look at them and go. Are they one bad night from Abu? Koa from struggling. He was hurt part of the game on Saturday against the bad Kansas state team boss feeds it in bounced past as a group. Six to shoot you back down spits travels this is the shot ultimately but he rolled his ankle. Oh this is good has approved. He is clutching his right foot so Kansas is good. But like a lot of teams there. One bad moment badge stretch away from being right there with everybody else. Well now. It seems like Kansas is going to run away with the big twelve after Baylor who was ranked number two going into the weekend got upset by. Tcu How bad was this for Baylor? It's always interesting right. Like Baylor won every game but one for like two months straight and now all of a sudden last week I think a lot of people are panicking and that happens to a team. Like Baylor which doesn't have the brand recognition of Duke or Kentucky or a Kansas. So in hard times. I think we may be overemphasized Some of their struggles. I think you obviously don't want to continue losing and losing to a team like Tcu is not good For them but this is a team that again played a tissue team that did things that they haven't done in the past made forty five percent of the threes on Saturday against Baylor. They made thirty three percent of their shots from three point. Line before that so that can be more of an anomaly. I think Baylor overall though is one of the best defensive teams in America made the best defensive team not named Kansas. So that's GONNA keep them in every game that they play well one team. That's right up there with Kansas and Baylor is Gonzaga perennial contenders They did lose to. Byu about a week ago but they're still considered favorites to win the WCTC. How good is this Gonzaga team? I think they're really really good me now like I think they're amazing. I just think this is a year where because everyone has been sort of even you get one loss and all of a sudden. Gonzaga gets the whole. You haven't played anybody. And why are you losing you know in the West Coast Conference and I think that's unfair? Byu was a really good team like Byu's go into selection Sunday with maybe a five or six seed. Maybe even better so. There's nothing wrong with losing a road game in that environment to a good team. They have the number one offense in America a flea Petra. Sav is one of the best young players Indian tire country. We would know what mark few the head coach can do. And they've got two losses all year. I think that is one of the best teams in America and I think will prove it wants double a. Tournament starts so most of the rankings have some combination of Kansas Baylor in Gonzaga in the top. Three we'll see how this weekend changes that but after that myron gets pretty interesting. I'm you've got Dayton San Diego state. Did you see that coming up before the season began out like I wish I could lie and say I did? I wish I could be that dude. It was like yeah. I called San Diego State back in October in Dayton. But I didn't I mean like ob top and a Dayton is suddenly this lottery pig. And I don't think anybody saw that Common Dayton on Friday against Davidson Mia. Think about this number. They may ninety six percent of their shots inside the three point. Line Ninety six percent like I don't care if you're playing a high school junior Varsity Team. That's really difficult to do in Dayton. Did that and not only did they do it. They've been doing it Throughout the season just really inefficient offensive team in San Diego State. A team that lost its first game about a week and a half ago. The they've been role as well in their line of people who will say San Diego State doesn't play the competition that the other top teams have faced in college basketball. That's not true. They beat the. Byu Team that just beacons Aga- they beat Creighton. Which I think is the surprise of college basketball naked win at all by thirty one points and they beat Iowa another solid team another Aa tournament team by ten points so the best teams that were thrown at San Diego State. They won those games now. They did lose the UNLV Week ago but beyond that there have been a really really good team and I think in a year like this again. You're not going to run into a team with two lottery. Picks it feels like they can make Iran as well both San Diego state ending
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What's the Best Kind of Dog Leash?
"Relationships and discovers the transformative power of music. Theory and rocker comes from double. Elvis productions is created and hosted by Mitchelson Elson and executive produced by Jay. Brennan of disgraced land listened to dear young rocker on the iheartradio APP apple podcasts. Or wherever you get your podcasts. took him to brainstorm a production of iheartradio. Hey brain stuff lauren. Bogle bomb here when you adopt a puppy or an older dog. There's a lot to look forward to a fun. Days of playing with her and taking walks feeding her teaching her tricks taking walks cuddling on the couch with her and yes taking more walks. Dogs require walks. The obvious reason is that they have to go out to do their business meaning urinate and defecate. The frequency depends on the breed. But if you live in an apartment or a house without a fenced yard where they can roam freely to take care of the call of nature as the adult in the room you are responsible for taking them out to a designated area where they can go and you can clean up after them but there's more to it than that dogs need lots of exercise. They need to burn off energy and socialized dogs. Hello Dog Park. Walks are an important part of your dogs. Daily routine and that means you're pups leash is a crucial canine accessory. But there are a dizzying number of options. So we he talked to an expert about her favourite leash and why she recommends it Susie. Aga- is a nationally recognized dog trainer an expert in dog behavior modification and the founder of Atlanta dog trainer. She has decades of dog training experience and has clear preferences about leashes for starters. She never recommends a retractable leash. She explained they're very popular leashes but everyone hates them. It's irritating for the dogs on the leash. They've got constant tension on them and it's irritating for humans in the community most pet owners. Don't ruin their dogs. They just let them wrap up. Whoever's walking by retractable leashes are dangerous? Dogs and humans. How many times have you been strolling along in the park minding your business? When suddenly there's a Doberman Pinscher staring at you a good twenty to thirty feet or six to nine meters away from its owner also retractable? Leads can hurt you the dog Walker. Should you attempt to grab it in case of an emergency it could give you a rope. Burn and be leashes are infamous for snapping due to strain or mechanical mechanical failure and whipping back with high force toward the walkers body and face Aga- also doesn't recommend the slip lead which is basically a slipknot allowing knowing you to slip your dog's head through the loop and poll to tighten Think of those leashes you get at the vet but they can be very dangerous. She said I don't like them. Because it puts that's a lot of pressure on the dogs. Trachea can cause a lot of damage. Aga's leash recommendation is a basic six foot or approximately two meter braided leather leash with brass fittings the clips onto the dog's collar or harness. Whichever the dog wears when walking Aga- says six feet is plenty long for every breed of dog to get away to use the bathroom the only time she doesn't recommend the brass fittings is for small dogs because the brass can be too heavy for those smaller dogs try stainless steel or aluminum fittings fittings instead ag- explained a leather leashes last a really long time? I've got one leash. That's fifteen years old. Most leashes available in the market are made of reinforced. Nylon or cloth webbing some even have carbon-fiber with an into them others are made of nylon rope. Aga- says those are fine but to be prepared hard to keep buying them she said nylon leashes even the ones that are sturdy. webbing are fine but they don't last. As long as leather dogs can chew through them and then the owners
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The Global Economy: US manufacturing survey shows worst reading in a decade and the WTO downgrades the trade volume
"We begin today with the aforementioned slice of the American economy manufacturer ing the Caveat here is that you can't can't tell the whole story of this economy from just one number of course but a report we got today about. US manufacturing is causing a little bit of Aga it comes to was from the Institute for Supply Management. It provides an index or whether the manufacturing is expanding or contracting from month to month. That's Sharyn o'halloran. She's professor of Political Economy at Columbia. The manufacturing index came out. This morning is pretty straight ahead. If it's above fifty fifty manufacturing is expanding below that it's shrinking what we've seen in this latest report is that the index spell below fifty forty seven point eight to be precise signifies. A worsening of manufacturing tring conditions in the in the United States that is manufacturing industries are facing a downturn. Today's number was in fact. The lowest is the index has been in more than ten years manufacturing is not the largest component of the economy is a significant component when there's a contraction in manufacturing other types of sectors will probably follow because it could be layoffs it could be different types of negative activities that are going to happen as a result of it so what is going on here. You know really indicates to me that what's driving. This is our lack of new export orders. That's Timothy Furey. SM He chairs the committee that puts out the survey in question this is more of I think it's more more of a trade throttling it's it's caused a lot of bottlenecks across the global environment not good for the manufacturing economy yeah not good for the manufacturing fracturing. Konami all spink trade bottlenecks and throttling of the global environment let us turn now to the WTO the World Trade Organization. Shall we twice a year the economists honest the WTO get together and go through their models in their crystal balls and tell the rest of us how much trade they're expecting in the next couple of years and you know where this is going right. Their latest I forecast out today shows a sharp drop in the growth of trade from where they were expecting just six months ago in April. Thinking was we'd see trade volumes grow two point six percent this year now just one point two percent its backdrop so we asked marketplace's. Tracey Samuelson to figure out what has changed in the past six months this forecast is downgrade from what the WTO was expecting in April and that was a downgrade from what it was expecting last September Coleman knee and economist in the research in statistics division at the WTO says we're already seeing slower trade growth show up in the data. What's happened is the trade growth in the first half of the year of Twenty nineteen was much listen we expected so we were forced to revise our forecast down pretty substantially. He says there is a number of reasons why there's slowing economic growth in major economies uh-huh and regions in Asia and Europe a bit in the US and that reduces demand for it for all kinds of goods including imports. It's lying. Economic growth doesn't totally explain the slowing growth in trade volumes. There's something else what could it be since April. The trade dispute has only escalated. Fan Vino is the US chief economist SNP Global. We've had the United States add more tariffs on now three hundred billion of Chinese products and still more tears to take effect in December. Eastward facade is a trade policy professor at Cornell has been a fundamentally evaluation about what the prospects for dissolving the retention. It's become clear that the US China trade tensions are here to stay so precise says businesses are reevaluating their supply chains and putting investment plans on hold which can ultimately mean less trade. I'm tracey Samuelson for
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg treated for pancreatic tumor
"Supreme Court justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is recovering after completing radiation therapy for a cancerous tumor on her pancreas which is all clear at the moment it doesn't mean she's cured so defender leaving means they treated the tumor with the hope that they could cure it the problem with pancreatic tumors most of the time is that their sales elsewhere we just can't visualize that's doctor David agas with CBS news this is the fourth time the justice has been treated for