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Stuff You Should Know
"arras" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know
"Hey, and welcome to the podcast. I'm Josh, and there's Chuck and Jerry's here too, and this is Stuff You Should Know, a little overlooked historical figure edition. Yeah, boy, this guy could, you could do a tin parter on his life. Easily. I mean, it's nuts. So, we're talking about a man named Eugene Francois Viroc. He is known as the father of criminology, pretty much on the nose. It's a really good title for him. He's also an inspiration for plenty of detective, first early detective stories. He was at one time as famous as Napoleon in France and in Europe in general. He was incredibly famous, incredibly wealthy. And it was because he dedicated himself as a public servant to the city of Paris to basically wipe out crime as best he could at a time when Paris was more overrun with crime than maybe it ever has been in its history. Yeah, it was a time where the army was very busy, I guess is the best way to say it. And the army took up a lot of the men who might normally be cops, and they were preoccupied more with warring than with just taking care of regular police work. And Viroc stepped up in a big way. And like I said, I had to stop researching because I was like, we can't do a 12-hour podcast on this guy, can we? No, but you can definitely go down a rabbit hole with him. And one of the reasons why is because depending on the source you consult, he was either a total scumbag scoundrel or genuinely unjustly slandered. I lean toward the second one or closer to the second one, obviously no one's perfect. But I do think that the stuff that is really questionable or makes him into a questionable person or character, I think is remnants of his political rivals smearing his name so well that it still is around today. Here's what I think is that he was, as you'll see, started off as a scoundrel and a criminal, later changed his tune because I think it was beneficial for him to not be in prison all the time. And I think he tried to do the right thing, but also a little bit of that scoundrel lived within him, but he also had people that had it out for him. I think he's a complex guy. I don't think he did a 180 and was like, and now I am pure. I think he did what was best for him, usually, but also wanted to put criminals behind bars and make a few bucks while he did it. So I have a counterpoint to that, but I'll bring it up when we get to that part. But we should tell everybody one of the reasons Viduk is famous, if you have heard of him, is because not only was he the father of criminology, he started out as a genuine bonafide criminal who was serving time in prison, would escape prison. And then one day he basically switched sides from an outsider's standpoint and became the top cop in all of France while he was serving. Yeah, a good way to stay out of jail. For sure. But let's start with his early life, right? Because he was unquestionably a troublemaker, a hothead, and just a handful, you could definitely say his parents actually let him get arrested when they stole from him once. Yeah. I mean, you would classify him as a juvenile delinquent today, but it wasn't because he was some poor kid from the poor streets who had to steal to survive. His parents did pretty well. They had a successful bakery in Arras, A-R-R-A-S, and it seemed rather middle class. But like you said, he stole from his parents, he was a scoundrel, he pick-pocketed, from very early on seemed like he was a bit of a ladies man. And this was sort of his early life until he ran away, literally, to join the circus. People actually did that. And he did that for a few months until he didn't like the work, then he would eventually work for a Punch and Judy street show, which is, if you guys don't know who Punch and Judy were, they were puppets, right? Yes, Punch was a wife-battering puppet and Judy was the abused wife. Hysterical, right? Yeah, really violent fights all the time, but it was puppets and kids thought it was hilarious. And he worked for that show and he had to, I guess he got fired, in a way? I think so. I think as a 15-year-old, he's had some kind of a tryst with the wife of the guy who was running the thing. Yes. Not very specific. It says that they were embracing, so who knows what that means? Yeah, but it definitely goes to underscore a lot of things about him. He was very much into the ladies. He didn't mind if it was someone else's lady, if you were someone else's lady. And he was willing to put himself in great danger and at great personal risk to satisfy his own wants, needs, desires. That's a very nice way to say it. So he moved back home. He went back to Arras and I don't know if we said his dad was a baker. And his parents were just totally normal, fine parents. But again, they basically, when he was caught stealing from them when he was 13, they said, okay, you're going to jail. When he moved back home after the circus and the Punch and Judy show, he wasn't even 16 yet. And they said, all right, you're going to join the army, whether you like it or not. They shipped him off to the army while he was 15. That's how bad a kid he was. Yeah, I think he was drinking, getting in fights and womanizing and, you know, he's just one of those kids, they'd probably just say today that he was, I don't know, what would you call it? A hothead? Yeah, teenage hothead. Yeah. He liked to steal things sometimes. Right. And embrace other people's wives. Exactly. So he did serve in the army. Apparently he was in battle a few times because this was post French Revolution. And I think he may have been in the army when Napoleon first took power. At the very least, France was on all sorts of adventures. Like you said, it had drained them, their population of potential police people, policemen. And so he fought in a few battles. He definitely saw some action and he was fine. But I think probably the biggest takeaway was that he learned how to fence. He became a very great fencer and that served him well because he was also known to get into duels with people and he actually had to desert the army because he was coming up on charges because he challenged a sergeant to a duel. The sergeant refused him and he smacked the sergeant around. And that is not something you do in any army at any period of time. And so he took off and was now a desertee from the army. And this is when his actual criminal life really began. Everything else was petty, intemperate, that kind of thing. This is like, okay, I'm a deserter from the army. I need to support myself somehow. I guess I have to turn to a life of crime. Yeah, he actually deserted a few times. So I don't think he was super popular among his peers there. He had a habit for just sort of not being there all of a sudden when they called roll call. But eventually when he finally left for good, he joined up with what was called the Rolling Army. You want to do the French there? You're a French guy. It was the Armée Roullant. Okay, the Armée Roullant, which was, everything I saw about this was that it was a side army. I think it was a couple of thousand men. And they sort of just did what they wanted. They wore fake uniforms. They plundered the countryside. They gave themselves fake orders. And I'm not exactly sure what real army work they did. I'm sure they did, right? I don't think so. Or was it all just a thing to like plunder and pillage? Yes, that's my take. I don't think they were officially sanctioned at all. Well, no, they weren't officially sanctioned, but I just, I figured they were, I thought that the real army might have used them at times. I don't know. I don't know enough about it. It's possible. I mean, you got a couple thousand people with guns ready to fight. Why not? Yeah. Well, I know they were fake uniforms and he made up a rank for himself and took a alias. He was Lieutenant Rousseau and eventually even made himself captain. I don't know why he didn't start off as captain as long as he's making things up. Yeah, he kind of sold himself short there, didn't he? Well, he became captain eventually. So he ended up in Paris eventually after he left the Armée Roullant. And this was around 1795. The French Revolution had been successful. But there's something to understand about it. Like, one of the reasons Paris was so overwhelmed with crime was not just that there was a lack of potential candidates for the police. There was also, like, the threat of revolution and regime change was constant during these decades. It wasn't like the French Revolution happened and it was over. Yeah, it was a mess. It was a mess. First, Napoleon comes along and is like, hey, I'll take over from here. I'm now emperor. He ran France for a really long time, for, well, a decade or something like that. Then he was deposed and a new king was installed. A new king was installed after that. That king was deposed and a new citizen king was put into place. And then around that time, finally, our protagonist dies. But, like, throughout all this time, like, there's a lot of tension and conflict in the country. And because everybody was preoccupied with that stuff, crime was allowed to flourish. It was a really dangerous, lawless time, particularly in Paris, because a lot of people were also coming to Paris looking for opportunity and that kind of thing. And so, just put that in your pipe and hold it in your hat for later because this is the backdrop that he shows up in Paris against. That's right. So, he ends up in Paris during this very tumultuous time, a great time to be a criminal in Paris. Sure. You know, very, I don't know about easy to get away with stuff, but, you know, you could be a pretty successful criminal at the time. And that's what he did. It's sort of through his 20s and into his 30s, he was in and out of prison kind of off and on because of various schemes. It was never like, I'm not going to say it was victimless, but it was never like violent crimes. It seems like he was like a really good, really good at forging documents and things like that. And all of his schemes seem to be kind of like on the more intelligent side. Yeah, he was definitely intelligent. Yes. Yeah. So, it's not like he was walking up and bonking someone in the head and stealing their purse. He graduated to more elaborate kind of, you know, forgeries and things like that. Yeah. And he also, he was a criminal with a heart. He landed in this one prison. Oh, what is it called? Bagno, I believe. Oh, was that where he, the bread guy was? Yes. So, this is a really good example of that. He, yeah, he was finally caught and sentenced for, I think, just three months in prison. Just three months. But while there, he was so moved by a guy who had been given six years for stealing grain to feed his family, who were starving. He's the bread guy, by the way. The bread guy, right. People are confused. So, he was so moved by that and thought that it was so unjust that he'd been given six years. He forged documents that he signed as, like, the head of, I think, the prison or the police, saying, like, this man is to be released. His sentence has been commuted. And the guy made it, made off, like, he was released. And I think it took a few months for the whole thing to finally be found out. But I think the doc was in jail at the time when they did find out. And they gave him eight years for that, for forging papers that released a man who had been given six years for stealing grain. Yeah, so, this time he went to a hard labor prison. Like you said, it was called a, I don't know how it's pronounced. I think they started in Italy, under a different name, but B-A-G-N-O. The Bagno. The Bagno? Like, if you've ever seen the movie, I looked into these, the movie Papillon, the island prison they were on, that was one. And I think it was just like a very tough, it was like the toughest of the tough prisons. Hard labor, usually in shackles, very hard to escape from. Yet he did manage to escape even from here. And I think he escaped as a sailor, and was caught and put back, and then escaped again, posing as a nun. So he, as you will see later, he was in fact a master of disguise. Was very good at it, and if he was able to pass himself off as a nun, clearly pretty good at it. Yeah, and it's really something that he escaped not just once but twice from a galley prison because they were originally, before they moved them onto land, they were ships, giant ships with tons of oars sticking out of them. And you would be sentenced to hard labor rowing those oars, day in and day out. It was a really rough place to spend eight years, and it would also be a really difficult place to escape from, but he did twice. So he started to get a reputation as someone who no prison could hold, in addition to being a master of disguise. And when you start kind of doing stuff like that, your name gets around, and you start to become a bit of a legend among not just the criminals, but also law enforcement as well. So his star is starting to rise. And I think as we reach this point, Chuck, it's time for message break. What do you think? As we reach this point, I agree.
Live From Studio 6B
"arras" Discussed on Live From Studio 6B
"Oh, it's going to be a fun night for the Slickster here. Well, that's all right. It's still 0-0, Slick. So you're still in this game. Don't worry. It's not over yet. I know you think it is. It's not over yet. It's a long game and an even longer season. A couple more minutes maybe. Oh, and the Jet game. I forgot to recap. The Jet game. That's right. You guys had that game. The Jets over the Eagles. Incredible. What was it? 20-14. Stunning game. Stunning victory. Jet defense was all about it. I saw Aaron Rodgers was on the field too. He was throwing balls around. Man, what is he? Five weeks free move from Achilles heel surgery. Incredible. He went this different way to get this thing fixed. And everybody gave him all, here he goes again. He's got all of his special ways in medicine now to do this. And look at him. Five weeks removed. He's out there walking and throwing a ball already. Jets remain competitive. I think he'll make a comeback if it's playoff time. Good for the Jets. We'll see. All right, Slick. We'll do some more sports. Let's do a little news. We'll do some more news when we get back. News is brought to you by our friends at 7Cells. 7Cells.com. Use our code for 20% off. Rick Delgado, what's going on? All right. Well, conspiracy theorists are right again. This, as the FBI is now admitting, hey, threats in the US are rising after the Hamas attack on Israel. Everybody, of course, in the mainstream media, the deep state media was saying, oh, this is a conspiracy theory. Well, according to the FBI, I guess they have still a few people looking at terrorists overseas and they've determined that threats in the US have been rising since Hamas invaded Israel. How do they have time to do that? They gave up sitting in the parking lot of school board of education meetings? Yeah, taking down license plate numbers. The FBI Director Christopher Wray and other officials said Sunday, in a rare phone briefing for reporters, they said the threat is very much ongoing and, in fact, the threat picture continues to evolve, according to Christopher Wray. Here in the US, we cannot afford and do not discount the possibility that Hamas or other foreign terrorist organizations could exploit the conflict to call on their supporters to conduct attacks on our soil. Now, where would they get supporters from? Oh, that's right, they walked in over the southern border. He said that Jews and Muslims alike, as well as their institutions and houses of worship, have been threatened in the US and told reporters that the bureau is moving quickly to mitigate this, mitigate these threats, even while they still chase parents around at school board meetings. Wray, in an address Saturday to the International Association of Chiefs of Police, also noted an increase of reported threats and, in particular, warned, we've got to be on the lookout for lone actors or maybe groups. How about that one? Who take inspiration from recent events to commit violence of their own. So, they noted to stay vigilant. Alright, we'll do some more news with Delgado when we get back on a Monday live from Studio 6B. . . . Alright, 30 minutes past the hour. Live from Studio 6B on a Monday night. Glad you're in. It's like Rick's doing sports. Rick Delgado's going to do the news. Lots to get to tonight. We'll talk about the Biden administration and their continued waffling, trying to find somehow to walk a position of no position. And really, well, at least according to Caroline Glick, whose piece today at carolineglick.com, as Biden turns against Israel, Netanyahu must stand strong. And I'll tell you why exactly she thinks that. And she would know, as one of the preeminent writers in the area, writing for, I believe, the Jewish Times as well. So, we'll get to her article here in a second, but let's do some more news with Rick Delgado. News is brought to you by our friends at Seven Cells. What's going on, Delgado? Alright, well, across the pond, well, not in the UK, but right nearby in France, French President Emmanuel Macron called for all radical Islamist migrants residing in France to be removed from the country in the wake of the suspected Islam-inspired assassination of a middle school teacher on Friday. Huh, that's interesting. From one of the most welcoming European countries, President Macron has tasked Minister of the Interior Gerald Darmanin to carry out a ruthless examination of the files of those who have carried hatred and terrorist ideologies over the last 48 hours to remove foreign-born Islamists from France. It comes after Dominique Bernard, a middle school teacher in the city of Arras, was allegedly stabbed to death by a suspected Islamist named Mohammed something or other. I can't pronounce this. I wish I could. It's Russian. The Russian-born suspect was reportedly on the country's extremist watch list, but it didn't help, referred to as having an S-file prior to the attack and had also reportedly been the subject of deportation orders in 2014 that was successfully quashed by appeals from pro-migrant groups.
History That Doesn't Suck
"arras" Discussed on History That Doesn't Suck
"It's an unspecified day in late April, 1917. Three German aircraft, likely all Albatross V-3s, a type of double-winged aircraft or biplanes, are just taking off from their airfield or aerodrome. They're soon soaring over the fields of northern France toward the blood-soaked front lines of the Battle of Arras. Not because there's a pressing need. No, these German pilots are on the hunt. A hunt for British pilots. It's bold to describe one's foe as mere prey, true. But that's reality when one of these hunting pilots is Manfred von Richthofen. This decorated 24-year-old square-jawed squadron commander and flying ace counts his aerial victories by the dozens. Victories that he racks up by firing his machine gun from a blood-red plane. After 20 minutes of scouring the skies, the German trio get their wish. They encounter three Allied planes, specifically three SPADs. Excellent. These biplanes are state-of-the-art Allied craft, and given their aggressive approach, it appears these Brits aren't shy. Manfred is delighted. Perhaps they'll actually put up a fight. The British and German fighters quickly pair up, essentially making this dogfight three separate overlapping duels. Immediately, the SPADs and Albatrosses veer, circling Luke one another, each trying to gain the ideal position to fire. As this dance continues, the wind picks up, dragging the fight eastward, away from the front and deeper into German-held territory. It isn't long, though, before Manfred has the upper hand in his duel. The young German ace lets his machine gun rip, making a direct hit on the SPAD. Knowing he's out of the fight, the Brit disengages and starts to descend, hoping to land before his plane fails altogether. But Manfred won't have it. He's heard rumors that the whole Royal Flying Corps is targeting red planes in hopes of killing him. In fact, every pilot in his squadron now flies a red plane, just so the British can't tell who he is. And so, he shows no mercy. According to the German ace, I no longer gave pardon to him. Therefore, I attacked him a second time, and the consequence was that his whole machine went to pieces. Wings, panels, propellers. The shot-up biplane goes to pieces indeed, as it falls like a rock from the sky, until, finally, it crashes into the ground. From up above, Manfred looks down, noting that the only recognizable part of this former aircraft is the end of its tail. He speculates that his foe's body is so deep in the earth that, quote, He has dug his own grave. Meanwhile, the other two duels are likewise coming to a close. The machine guns sound off as German and British pilots veer, dive, and otherwise do everything in their power to get the enemy before the enemy gets them. As the fight continues, the young squadron leader's even younger protégé, Kurt Wulf, strikes his foe's aircraft. As for the final German pilot, Manfred's younger brother, Lutter van Wietoven, he too finds victory, filling his opponent's plane with bullets. Whether they are more merciful or just lack the opportunity to finish off these two Brits, we'll never know, but either way, the heavily damaged spads manage to land. They do so beside the wreckage of their dead friend. Flying together once more, the three German pilots, these two brothers and their beloved friend, all look to one another. They exchange knowing odds and wave, thoroughly satisfied with their complete victory. Or should I say, thoroughly satisfied with their successful hunt, because those poor British pilots likely never stood a chance. After all, Manfred van Wietoven is a hunter, a taker of life. One as deadly, it seems, as he is untouchable. And that is why he is the Great War's most famous, respected, and feared, if not loathed, pilot. That's right, Manfred is the one and only Red Baron. Welcome to History That Doesn't Suck, I'm your professor, Greg Jackson, and I'd like to tell you a story. Perhaps no other Great War ace, as the most deadly of aviators are known, is more famous than Manfred van Wietoven, aka the Red Baron. Flying high in red painted planes, he will ultimately score 80 aerial victories, which is to say, force down for capture or destroy 80 allied planes. This specific dogfight I just recounted to you is but one of 21 victories he wins in April 1917 alone. This month costs the British so many aviator lives, they dub it Bloody April. Two months after this, the Red Baron takes command of a four squadron force, a Yachtgeschwader, which the allies nickname the Flying Circus. The Red Baron leads this group of gifted, deadly pilots until he gets shot down himself on April 21st, 1918. Perhaps you've already guessed, but today we come to a high flying story, the story of aviation and the Great War. While we've gotten a taste of aerial combat in a few episodes already, we've barely scratched the surface on these wartime celebrities, romanticized as Knights of the Air, as they did a decade before. And of course, as US History Podcast, we'll focus on the American experience. We'll start by going back to 1903, the year the Wright brothers took their successful flight at Kitty Hawk, so we can trace the airplane's rapid transformation from barely being a possibility to soaring through the air with machine guns in little more than a decade. From there, we'll meet some of the first American aviators of the war, specifically an all-American squadron flying under the French tricolor, Escadrilles N124, better known as Le Escadrilles Américaines, or the famed Lafayette Escadrilles. Given their celebrity status the world over, eventual absorption into the US Army, and influence, it would be a disservice not to get their story. Not that they need selling, they have quite the tale. But they should never be confused with the broader term for all Americans flying in any French squadron, collectively known as the Lafayette Flying Corps. To make sure we track that difference, we'll meet one of these non-Lafayette Escadrilles pilots who's also the only black American pilot of the war, Eugene Bullard. And finally, as the US enters the war, we'll hear of a harrowing death in the skies, mourned of the world over, and take note of how the Great War overhauls America's barely in-existence air force. From a small part of the Army's Signal Corps, it's about to become an air service ready to fight in the 20th century.
History That Doesn't Suck
"arras" Discussed on History That Doesn't Suck
"It's an unspecified day in late April, 1917. Three German aircraft, likely all Albatross V-3s, a type of double-winged aircraft or biplanes, are just taking off from their airfield or aerodrome. They're soon soaring over the fields of northern France toward the blood-soaked front lines of the Battle of Arras. Not because there's a pressing need. No, these German pilots are on the hunt. A hunt for British pilots. It's bold to describe one's foe as mere prey, true. But that's reality when one of these hunting pilots is Manfred von Richthofen. This decorated 24-year-old square-jawed squadron commander and flying ace counts his aerial victories by the dozens. Victories that he racks up by firing his machine gun from a blood-red plane. After 20 minutes of scouring the skies, the German trio get their wish. They encounter three Allied planes, specifically three SPADs. Excellent. These biplanes are state-of-the-art Allied craft, and given their aggressive approach, it appears these Brits aren't shy. Manfred is delighted. Perhaps they'll actually put up a fight. The British and German fighters quickly pair up, essentially making this dogfight three separate overlapping duels. Immediately, the SPADs and Albatrosses veer, circling Luke one another, each trying to gain the ideal position to fire. As this dance continues, the wind picks up, dragging the fight eastward, away from the front and deeper into German-held territory. It isn't long, though, before Manfred has the upper hand in his duel. The young German ace lets his machine gun rip, making a direct hit on the SPAD. Knowing he's out of the fight, the Brit disengages and starts to descend, hoping to land before his plane fails altogether. But Manfred won't have it. He's heard rumors that the whole Royal Flying Corps is targeting red planes in hopes of killing him. In fact, every pilot in his squadron now flies a red plane, just so the British can't tell who he is. And so, he shows no mercy. According to the German ace, I no longer gave pardon to him. Therefore, I attacked him a second time, and the consequence was that his whole machine went to pieces. Wings, panels, propellers. The shot-up biplane goes to pieces indeed, as it falls like a rock from the sky, until, finally, it crashes into the ground. From up above, Manfred looks down, noting that the only recognizable part of this former aircraft is the end of its tail. He speculates that his foe's body is so deep in the earth that, quote, He has dug his own grave. Meanwhile, the other two duels are likewise coming to a close. The machine guns sound off as German and British pilots veer, dive, and otherwise do everything in their power to get the enemy before the enemy gets them. As the fight continues, the young squadron leader's even younger protégé, Kurt Wulf, strikes his foe's aircraft. As for the final German pilot, Manfred's younger brother, Lutter van Wietoven, he too finds victory, filling his opponent's plane with bullets. Whether they are more merciful or just lack the opportunity to finish off these two Brits, we'll never know, but either way, the heavily damaged spads manage to land. They do so beside the wreckage of their dead friend. Flying together once more, the three German pilots, these two brothers and their beloved friend, all look to one another. They exchange knowing odds and wave, thoroughly satisfied with their complete victory. Or should I say, thoroughly satisfied with their successful hunt, because those poor British pilots likely never stood a chance. After all, Manfred van Wietoven is a hunter, a taker of life. One as deadly, it seems, as he is untouchable. And that is why he is the Great War's most famous, respected, and feared, if not loathed, pilot. That's right, Manfred is the one and only Red Baron. Welcome to History That Doesn't Suck, I'm your professor, Greg Jackson, and I'd like to tell you a story. Perhaps no other Great War ace, as the most deadly of aviators are known, is more famous than Manfred van Wietoven, aka the Red Baron. Flying high in red painted planes, he will ultimately score 80 aerial victories, which is to say, force down for capture or destroy 80 allied planes. This specific dogfight I just recounted to you is but one of 21 victories he wins in April 1917 alone. This month costs the British so many aviator lives, they dub it Bloody April. Two months after this, the Red Baron takes command of a four squadron force, a Yachtgeschwader, which the allies nickname the Flying Circus. The Red Baron leads this group of gifted, deadly pilots until he gets shot down himself on April 21st, 1918. Perhaps you've already guessed, but today we come to a high flying story, the story of aviation and the Great War. While we've gotten a taste of aerial combat in a few episodes already, we've barely scratched the surface on these wartime celebrities, romanticized as Knights of the Air, as they did a decade before. And of course, as US History Podcast, we'll focus on the American experience. We'll start by going back to 1903, the year the Wright brothers took their successful flight at Kitty Hawk, so we can trace the airplane's rapid transformation from barely being a possibility to soaring through the air with machine guns in little more than a decade. From there, we'll meet some of the first American aviators of the war, specifically an all-American squadron flying under the French tricolor, Escadrilles N124, better known as Le Escadrilles Américaines, or the famed Lafayette Escadrilles. Given their celebrity status the world over, eventual absorption into the US Army, and influence, it would be a disservice not to get their story. Not that they need selling, they have quite the tale. But they should never be confused with the broader term for all Americans flying in any French squadron, collectively known as the Lafayette Flying Corps. To make sure we track that difference, we'll meet one of these non-Lafayette Escadrilles pilots who's also the only black American pilot of the war, Eugene Bullard. And finally, as the US enters the war, we'll hear of a harrowing death in the skies, mourned of the world over, and take note of how the Great War overhauls America's barely in-existence air force. From a small part of the Army's Signal Corps, it's about to become an air service ready to fight in the 20th century.
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"Depend on this whole you know Being brought prescheduled people have to come to at least have to bring their sample here To do the experiment but this day because of the co especially were last year to the call with we are. we're getting much better at running remote experiments so that some only to be here but there is a key on site will help in store the experiment. But the people can't do a lot of experiment remotely and accelerated service monkey. Clovis like this is just one of its functions that would imagine. Yet reina aware because slack neck. is famous for you. Know he's a two mile long neck. linear accelerator building. The nine hundred sixty s is for high energy physics research. And the the the asks the i heart. Actually half y'all where only using the last one third of the slightly neck For this free electron laser the the middle section a still useful accelerator research now the front one-third the merge beginning weser which basically kilometer long is now in the process of Being converted to a high repetition rate extra Free electron laser. We call the neck ohearing by sauce to and the demand difference from arras. One you know the difference of has two years we are going to replace a where where already on our way to replace the room temperature copper neck with superconducting technology Superconducting our effort. Linak that's made don't appear on in karate and operate at a Janik temperature so we can fire up to a million electron per per per Per second so you. In terms of repetition rate. Oh how basically how quickly you cannot humidity or experimental data is a factor for another tongue southern improvement and undulated. That you mentioned those are magnets raid. Are there sort of innovations going on the as well to to further pump up the intensity right. Yes yeah yeah. So so the the the magnet technology used for harrison one to Still based on so-called this hybrid And your hybrid..
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"Woman was left. Gold snacked. When geraldo from mcdonald's arrived with a huge amount of packaging just so one tiny sashes source the video of unpacking. Her ravi spas order was vat went viral. As people were left stitches at efficiency. The stafford packed it. Monica shared the clip online. Where she admitted she also meant to order a burger and fries but accidentally missiles off the order so all that derive was a single sachet of sour cream sauce. Mcdonald's this is in poland that she ordered through but eats. I mean we all bring water bottles now. Why not bring our own special sources. We could have a special source. Hosta twitter is gone viral after setting up a camera inside his bed. Box capture family polluted and is now got forty million hits a month john shattuck started live streaming footage of the tits with a check so families could watch their progress before they fled the nest. He phoned them just weeks. After uploading the videos to youtube he racked up more than forty one million views of the blue tits. Oh we have the greater ornamented varieties.
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"Want your labels fooling off. You're jammed as good. I welcome to trumpet trombone anyway. The man claiming to be a traveler from the year. Five thousand says entire cities will be underwater because of climate change and he also claimed claims photographic proof. The mystifying man. Known is edward toll camera crews from apex tv. That is part of a taught. Top secret time traveling experiment in two thousand and four percent. Three thousand years into the future to surprise man claims that when he arrived in the futures presented with a site of los angeles submerged great body of water edwards says. He's been working in. La in a laboratory and he was given an assignment to go into the future and take photographs. The man's faces blood is voice distorted tells the story. I'll tell you another story that will amazing you and also leave your astonished. He pays i to place. That was unbelievable. We're standing on a huge wooden platform. Not only me. Houses buildings of course made out of wood. And then i realized the same city los angeles was underwater and he brought back at pitcher to solve and proves the tail the time traffic claiming to be from the year two thousand four hundred hundred a great aliens with a distorted appearance will arrive on earth in twenty twenty two distorted aliens the trumpster campaigning again and a businessman divided opinion when he recently took a stand against brawny. Betting salesman. michael. Flynn has become fed up with customers paying with cash that has been stashed in at bras and temperature soul to about thirty degrees. Michael flynn is. The old general was basically fired by trump and the first week anyway he sought to put an end to the unsanitary habit by issuing urgent notice on the poster outside his store in dublin about stuffing money and bras and giving it him the notice mattress mic read. No romney juju increasing temperatures and for their own personal safety. Will we not accepting any brahmana. Sorry for the inconvenience. If i have my money in cash stuffed in bras would definitely be an a. Cup hands-free.
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"arras" Discussed on Keep Calm and Cauliflower Cheese Podcast
"Can set up a nel intravenous chocolate drip so i could become the costas loop of colorado. That's the we're going to feel better so that's one thing say please. I want amazon prime amazon fresh delivering me chocolate. Within an instant propaganda. I mean the lint balls are pretty good but you know i i don't want to melt down the balls i want. I want the cameras really next. So i a little bit of it. Insomniac to be little bit of an insomniac End sleeper sleep is precious. But i found recently day. Having a cold room really does help me so windows open. Maybe the little wafting the fan for the air that does help but also the right pillow does help as well. The right pillow is an essential item when it comes to fall asleep now have assaulted pillars over the years. And i didn't think much of it you know. I know people go rejection. Thread count sheets or whatever all of that trying to help them. See the pillows. The essential and i found the best pillow for me purely accident. My daughter left a pillow and it had a unicorn encased in a unit corner pillowcase. And it was made out of flannel. Now the soft floppiness of flannel unicom pillow has helped my slumber. I mean i. I have a really good sleep. This week is my soft chubby butler. Cheese hit the pillow and the magic of the unicorn. Home sort of infuses into my into my into my head relaxes me and the softness of the fluffy flannel. Maybe as i like talking all the time really eases me into the deep asleep in the last week cure. Four restlessness is simply the unicom flannel pillowcase. So my dearest dearest. Mother has become the jam making connoisseur. She has delighted in making fifty jaws raspberry jam now. I don't know i know. My father prefers the rasberry to the strawberry. But you know. I do a stormy john. I love ostrich but during the heady days in the uk recently the heat wave she was there a bubbling cauldron making this delightful red bubbly sweet masterpiece of rasberry jen. The thing is as the jam boiled and and the motorized on the thermometer so was her temper. I mean she was. It was on a knife edge of of possibly becoming a some sort of jam infused explosion in front of my dad. And my dad. You know my dad's a little bit fussy set of the united stepping his pinky finger in and tasting the jam and needs a little bit of a pattern and won't sat little bit running a drink for a stroll. all of those things. And i think it's frustrating and i honestly thought thought the jammed mamata was going to going to blow from hearing recounting the tale. So she's now they've now go to fridge. They get the basic need jam fridge because a semi awesome stuff but i did introduce to mother the idea over blackcurrant jam preserve and and i think i'm gonna win ahead. The problem being lover love the jamming. Get over here. That sounds like a good mother in a french translation. And then you can find it but it's has the beautiful job leads With the it's like the old fashioned. You know my grandma vs to put over the jam jar. She used to Put the rubber band. It's criss cross design red and white criss cross design for the strawberry rasberry maybe blue for a black currant but the blackcurrant jam sweetness and also a little bit of dash as while you need a little bit of the dash of the tart is absolutely Phenomenal but it's jam making season. So you're the keep common cauliflower. Cheese listener should start thinking about making jam so with the trendiest listeners. Out there keep coming cauliflower cheese. We have jam-making podcast. Ten steps to jam making deviousness the doyen of norwich doyen of north city football club the owner of the chairman. If you not convinced about how easy it is to make gorgeous. Jam followed dealers. Ten point plan. Sugar has a hardening effect so tough skinned. Fruits should always be simmered before. Sugars added to the pam. Conversely saw skin fruits such as strawberries tend to disintegrate when cooked and should be soaked in sugar. I too hard on them and keep the fruits hall in the finnish jam. The sugar should be completely dissolved before the jam reaches the ball otherwise it will be difficult to set and the finnish jam will be sugary to test tested. The sugar is dissolved. Dipa wooden spoon. Turn it over and if no crystal Sugars are visible on the liquid. That coats the back of the spoon. It's indeed dissolved. Be quite sure. Stir will repeat the test a couple of times. Don't try to make two large quantity jam. One go. they'll take too long to come to the ball. And then we'll not boil rapidly enough to produce a good set how to test or said at the same time as you begin cooking the fruit place. Three or four sources in the freezing compartments of the fridge when you board the jam for the given time removes the pan from the heat and played a steam. Tc boone full of jam. One of the sources that it call back in the fridge then push it with your finger if a currently skin is formed on the jam. Your ways need the crinkly skin. Oh by the by the way the crinkly skin on the top doesn't mean you're paying john crinkly skin so if it hasn't continued to bore for another five minutes into another test don't worry about the scum that rises to the surface. Water jama's boiling if you keep skimming it off your with no jamat all instead. Wait until they ever set and then remove the jam from the he'd and stir in small lump of butter. That will disperse a scam. Once a jam is being set leave it to set up with fifty minutes or so particularly with the jam containing whole fruit such as strawberry or damson or chunky. Mama lay to prevent the fruit from rising to the top. When it's poured into the jar then pour into clean dry hot jars fit in and near to the top as possible and straight away. Place a wax disc over the surface then see overload but don't put labels on until the jam is called otherwise the heat will prevent sticking properly and now fall off fish oil. You don't.
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"Is a real problem. You know i'm worried you know people might think that I mean one nipples tend to tend to three. And the you know ten aust- three i mean it's not worrying so maybe i'm going to go to the running. Still probably my first and last visit to the rowing stall. Or i could find it sweater if i said the double bagged and and double layered. Then the maybe. It wouldn't wouldn't look so bad. One of my favorite news. Stories from last year has to be the naked german on wall board chase and now it's been made into a toy to laugh. An attorney is made into a must have model for toy railways a german toy companies immortalized in event visit made international headlines last summer when a naked man chased by wa- ball that made off with a bag containing his laptop by lake forest and balint action set an watchdog divine alarm priced at thirteen year olds. Ninety nine has been launched by the company and it makes highly detailed miniature model kits cards and figurines to live nut. brown waste sets. It comes complete with two little air mattresses for at realism for the realistic animation. In the model world the company said on the website based on a true incident. Berlin to leslie. The spokesman said the product was selling well german nature as was born of the political move in the eighteen. Hundreds to promote free kopech alta f. k. k. encourage believe the personal freedoms and unity with nature the two centimeter figure wall ball and yellow bag. Make an unmistakable replica. The action scene in august last year when the middle aged man sunbathing in an area popular with news was ambushed by walpole and to piglets to beating discarded pizza by the south grabbed his bag by the handle and he responded with impressive speed chasing the poor seen family into the woods to the amazement of fellow sunbathers. He confronted the in the undergrowth and she dropped the back when he came return with the laptop intact. Every applauded witnesses said striking voters the sudden disruption to the quintessentially german scene were published across the world. They were taken by adult. Who's complained that. She was not console by the model company. I've been thinking about taking legal steps. Tito blind she said. The laptop had laugh van loudly and then she showed him the photographs last year and had the permission of the published. The popularity of nudism in germany has been reflected in faithful miniature models railway says bouche motto also offers a set of two nudist hikers rucksacks. Studying a map. I mean why do they get the. Gps from i mean. Where's the compass the nude. Where do you put the compass. Whereas gps is slightly warrington and one man of wearing nothing but an apron putting a sausage in a barbecue. Now there's a euphemism makes you prick the sausage so some of the fat comes out and it doesn't burst on the grill while nude woman sits in a dictator looking at the sky for the sunglasses lake to flexi this year and there's concern that she might have been shot by hunters. Taking control of the growing wall will population. Well that's a sad end to this story. I don't want to hear about the south shot. I mean much much. Prefer if there was a repeat performance from one of the wad bald tasks impaled up the german frau bottom so as common cauliflower cheese becomes a little bit new age and quite woke for woke. Well we talk about crystals crystals have been no throughout history for their beauty. The healing qualities. Many people believe that eastone emits energy that affects our wellbeing. Does it work so we're going to be looking at. What each crystal does we have. I the natural amethyst. What does it do when you rub it on a very painful tennis injury. Tennis help doesn't do shit then. We half the natural labrador. It sounds like labrador. So what does it do with dogs. upset tummy doesn't do shit. We have the dream amethyst constantly put night rub on the temples before slumber. Only think you can test them but it doesn't take shit. We have the natural lapis lazuli. Give you energy in the morning. Does it give you energy in the morning. Well it doesn't do shit the mid natural blue agasi. How does it help your life. Your life force. It doesn't do shit. The natural obsta deyan. I mean that sounds like an obelisk so is it used trying to keep everything up frightened shipshape to keep the tent poles from flopping if you know what i'm saying well it doesn't do shit the natural flora that doesn't do shit either. The rose courts sounds beautiful. Doesn't it sounds elegant. Sounds floral but it doesn't do shit and then the cream floride never little by the cream in my coffee. Dash of creme but it doesn't do shit there we go ladies and mantlepieces does your view of the crystals this week. God him by some. It's not gonna help you. So mr basil's put your painter shape. Broke it down for one minute. You need to help me out here so amazon. Prime is getting quicker and quicker deliveries within days but now hours for food now. I'm a poor homesick englishman. I'm sick for some of the food. We're not talking about the baked beans. We discussed earlier talking about black pudding. Although that would be very nice. But what i need within almost an instant. I'll give an hour. I could probably handle is proper capris chocolate. Not the imitate. Not the impostor that they have in. The stores is not real. I want the cream of the english campers. Chocolate delivered on my doorstep within an hour. So i.
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"Maybe this could be a second career for me. You know if if the butlering if the podcasting doesn't work or maybe i could do podcast on handling one's word. I mean that could be the way forward. Champion the butler. If i retire. I could go into the world trade bet so a swipe warning going out here to play a little sound effect in the background. That three miles away from a bathroom toilet god robe oppo blue porta. Potty lou itself. Then maybe you should tune out for a second because This is the sound of the bamboo water fountain in japanese garden. And it's ten hours worth so if you haven't got your fill after three hours you've got a seven hour of the bamboo founding flowing over in in Name out through your believe met anyway. So this is part of the story though. So let's start the gently start the water ahead peaceful sound the of the bamboo water flowing in very okay so we have turn fuji swapped the fish in sumo's greatest comeback after injuring bofors knees the mongolian sumer. Russia wrestler. Turned fuji was low. Evan twenty eighteen left using wheelchair and suffering from diabetes. Appetizers it'd been regulated to the ninth of sumo's ten divisions losing. His monthly salary was the verge of quitting japanese japan's ancient national sport but this week he promoted to the pinnacle the yokozuna grand champion completing the greatest comeback in sumo wrestling history the twenty nine year old wrestler credits the faith of his stablemaster and the support of his wife in twenty thousand off the hitting wrote to ruin fuji stop. Drinking alcohol began eating healthy dishes prepared by his wife and based on the nutrition adviser. Ms dr seuss rest is usually consumer rich calorie. Heavy stew often accompanied by the copious amounts of beer to put on the white required to compete in fuji. Whose real name is gun. Tuga gardini returned to the ring in march twenty nine hundred and began to slowly. Rise back to the ranks dylan fancied he shock spectators and his opponents at the nagoya grand sumo tournament in july last year by securing victory with thirteen wins out of fifteen miles that was followed by two more victories in the major tournaments this year and this month nagoya tournament tariff oud you went to the final day with a perfect fourteen zero record but was beaten in the final by 'bout buys compassionate kuku handling his opponent the championship. Victory was cuckoo's forty-three making the most accessible sumo wrestler. Ever but taryn food. She said i humbly accept the promotion. I will strive to improve my dignity and my strengths as a yokozuna By keeping my mind steadfast a tearful turn thuja at the promotion ceremony off. The turf is promotion. The sumo council member in tokyo university professor said is about behavior in demeanor expected by yuka. Soon i hope the term fuji will be somebody who inspires kids and those wanting to become successful sumer restless. I don't want him to be like a cuco. I didn't think i could ever become a sumo wrestling with this bambi water fountain in the background. Here i would. I would need several breaks throughout the bout. But maybe i'm preparing myself and many is many years of fried breakfast indian food and pizzas. Have me ready to become the next yokozuna. But i don't you know i may need to go on the On the tune diet. I think if i'm going to get to that level of Celebrate sumo wrestler. Excellence so my basement. And here's one for you. Millennials out there. You jen's is anybody. He's probably not british born after nineteen eighty two. I would say but my basement is a little bit. Brian can't brecca brac doubt about that. And i'm finding things. I'm finding clothes. That probably a little bit tight. If years ago. That maybe a little looser. But i did find a way as they call them in the uk. Little vast is actually one of those papuan so it probably makes me look one hundred pounds bega almost like the michelin man but without the michelin four stars or anything along those lines. But i will this about twenty years ago. It is in fine fettle. There's no rips. Or anything else. In it that i can see and i popped it on and it swamped me and i was thinking in how. How big was i back. In the day. I did use the party. Little harder. used to enjoy a few more drinks. Maybe a few more slices of chicago style pizza. That's a little harder to come by. Although i did find that tonight but you know i. It looks is something that i could probably roll up slightly and where during the cul snaps here in colorado. Nothing like when i used to live in chicago where you'd have to wear your thermal underway your Probably two pairs of underpants often wore my underpants underneath and over. The pajama bottoms. Just to keep the crown jewels from freezing like always worry that if they freeze may fall off like an icicle babs. So that's always a little bit of concern the balaklava and everything else. But the july wonderful and sometimes undercoat sometimes in a few occasions in chicago when we had alton there's normally summertimes into winter in the in the windy city but the july fits well so i'm gonna keep the july but i don't think that i'll be able to fit into the boarding school budgie smugglers would my initials on it. That's a little bit of a tight one you know and again you don't want want the sausage spitting so to speak so the temperature is fluctuating. Quite heavily here in colorado. And i found a little bit of dilemma because the air conditioning is still pumping in so it's still cooling everything. The you know says where. I recalled the The podcast boston. The butlers nook is is pretty cold today gnome is normally. It's like a turkish bath told you this before but today it's so cold i think my nipples could cut fruit loss now. I'm wondering you you ladies that i've leaky nipple syndrome. All of this. During pregnancy and lisa vicious but all the nipples pads to stop men's nipples protruding so much with i have identified as because you know you get to the age when you're in your forties and you have the mortgage going on and then your nipples can cut cloth and have more prominent. You know it looks like a You know wet t-shirt competition or poster from the nineteen seventies. I don't wanna. I need something to cover them up. Maybe runners tape. I fill out. Get a some sort of weird looks. If i went into a running store running shop athletics store and bought some nipple tape. I mean it'd probably think while he needs them for it's not because he's running a marathon or half marathon or anything along those lines or doing a triathlon. I imagine if you get chafing nipple to take the tape off when you get into the pool because i mean i wouldn't want to like you know. Be swimming along and swallow nipple tape. The people use to stop chasing nipples when you in nepal off doing a triathlon. That could be quite uncomfortable.
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"arras" Discussed on Keep Calm and Cauliflower Cheese Podcast
"So my.
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"I don't really want to look like that. But the bombs are still so it said rigid cravat us thinking well. You know what maybe anita rigid cravat. Because the little micro vatsa quite loose to tight around the neck when you have where a cravat who ascott so cravat necktie. The tuck into the shirt looks toy elegant but from a bygone age young fellow in gossip girl the mention his name by the way the old gossip goes much better than a new one. Just saying if you kids out there. You millennials genetics is out there who love gossip. Girl walks the old series of gossip girl. Not the new one. The new one is snowflake central. In my opinion anyway we'll we'll push that will push to one side of the podcast and back the bombs of still so richard cravat. Well okay artificial intelligence. Aal's you've done well rated five stars. I thought wow that'd be nice and comes run. The net probably quite elegant as well but then it says rigid cravat stalk scavenges daughter fast thinking well stokes the bird with a long long beak. That goes fishing. Maybe like a little bit. Like an osprey i guess and then the scavenges daughter thinking well that sounds like a torture weapon that they used in medieval times. The skullcaps made him with the spikes. And inside of this is coming painful. I don't want cravat. The spiked digging into my neck sounds bloody awful. And then be so. It's the torture item that nor people using the boudoir. They like pain Champion on the other hand bucks. Very soft unicorn pillow talk about later so the bbs cravat rigid stalk scavenges daughter. Still metal restraint is not really for me and is also two hundred forty six pounds now. That's a lot of steel. That's a lot of metal and you know what it looks pretty heavy as well and not only looks painful but it looks looks. Looks very heavy on want to be bench pressing the rigid cravat stalk scavenges daughter. Be dsm bombs of stale. I mean what a title for a start. How could they fit that in there. So i say no. Thank you to that. I think i'm going to stick to my silk cravat with the calls. So we have some real time feedback. So if you're listening on the musical chappie addition the musical butler. Emporium edition gov on spotify podcast ankara fan. Then you would have heard a little band. I think it was a deejay don sensation. Well one eight wonder if you can call a one hit wonder don sensation sexist. Sonic i thought it was year. I've been looking for that to a for probably fifteen years. Now you can find it on youtube but now they streaming it on spotify so you have to delight that will sex. Sonic i thought it. Was you a tune that was long lost. Buried in the of the covenant. It might have been dit in christ's blood and the holy grail but it's a great dance tune to get you close to examine to that and if you're listening to the audio version we'll just look it up. Thought it was used sexist. Sonic the twelve inch. You want the twelve inch one. The big version launch version. You wanna be toning launch anyway. We'll we'll push that to von side and we will continue with the so if my mama's listening right now all my sister all maybe anybody related to me You can you just Just just chew out for sectors. I'll give you a few seconds at june. So i heard this in the week. News breaking news. The sexual position formerly known as sixty nine now called ninety-six due to the economy. The cost of eating out is severely gone to the internet. Reacts to americans first attempt at the full english breakfast brave american is risked the wrath england by sharing a picture of the very first attempt the most english traditions a goodall freia but as it turns out they did a pretty good job having headed to the local grocery store to collect the requisite ingredients. They cooked pledges. Sausages fried tomato fried mushroom bacon and scrambled eggs. Which is and of course. What would the full english be without baked beans so they include a big pile of them before rounding their efforts off with some dotted white toast before eating the plateful of breakfast delights. The cook took a photo that and later shedded on reddit saying as an american i tried my best with what they have at the grocery store. It was right. Thanks for inventing this slot. Waft english people are known to have very protective riots people at read it was suitably impressed with the debut effort from across upon the voters gained over twenty thousand uploads and plenty of positive comments. This may will be the finest looking. American breakfast made unamerican yes seriously well donald chap one post the manage to reference english institution on portrait by noting that could even use the sausages as a bright wall to between the eggs and baynes thirst cloth back of the net despite cramming three pontoons quotes into one reply unlike allen. They did give the breakfast score out of ten brit. Living in the us also gave full praise for the effort. I can attest it is to find the ingredients for good english breakfast. My american wife knows where to get the right beans and sausages from now but to go to two different supermarkets. Well done on. The breaking another person added this post basically makes you a british citizen. Some commentators had a few concerns on one questions inclusion of tribes in the scrambled eggs. Saying i don't want to worry anybody. They're supposed to be something green on the plate slightly healthy not part of the whole mantra of the fried breakfast of a suggested a missing ingredient next time at some black pudding But you know this is probably making incredibly humvee saying they'll have an asian since breakfast this morning. So let's go through the full english breakfast. See will they had on the planet so we had. The fried eggs baked beans. We had going to give them the butter. We had tomato Oh yes yes. Well we're not gonna yes. Alas they didn't have the blood pudding. They didn't have the black pudding and they had a white slice butter toast but they did not have. The fried sliced the fried bread. You need the fried bread. And i hope that they didn't use the baked beans or the bits of fatten if the if they use the baked beans with a bit of fatten You need to have the vege- vegetarian version of the heinz baked beans or you get this..
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"Etched into the landscape. Green dot greens and light. Greens in the in the formation of a chessboard is almost like a night to king on occasions. Eight eight bladder job with the gardening. But i did reveal the face know an i think several people may need to go to therapy now I was wondering if i should put a tuxedo. And this morning When i did a face reveal or a old. Maybe i should do. Hafa white mosque like the new bond villain in No time to die may be. Do the blofeld scar. Maybe hold it kogi in front of my face while this just so you can hear the voice. But i went for vase and i just got backfire. Rav along jaunty sort of walk so not not really looking my best but you know sometimes you have to approach your audience without any makeup on and that and that's what i thought you know not gonna put my eyeliner on no lip today for me. I'm just going to present myself to the camera. Basically naked literally naked butt naked without any any showbiz makeup or anything like that no flasher or anything like that. That was naturally may walson all not let any wars and at and wrinkles fateh faced. Does hide the wrinkles that that's the key. If you want to look wrinkle free into seventeen seventy injia forties then a little bit of a fatter face. I did consider maybe getting Maybe whale blabber not the grease not the not you'd make the candle wax of perfume maybe well blubber or potentially a piece of pork belly and get that injected into the face. And you know what i think. I had poked. Betty injected into the face. I would not have wrinkles a into my well into my seventies but But you may be that underlying smell of bacon could attract all of the hounds around the neighborhood. So if you want to catch up on yesterday's podcast at the title of the podcast was ready like a roman. My hottest track gentleman's swayed and stuff. A- kate basically dog i mean. I'm trying to clear out. Chappie towels. And i'm terrible hall awful over the years collecting. Everything was saying yesterday. But that's part of it. There was a lovely. No article on people is easing things out of their lives. I mean almost almost the survey cross karate chop of stuff out of their lives and that sort of trying to do. But it's very very difficult. You sometimes need somebody else to launch the boil for you because you just can't do it yourself and that and that's the thing with the with the holding i think also i did talk about other said the social dilemma little artificial intelligent al's spotting looking at everything you doing but they decide to send me some sort of performance in the answer in the doi- so we took it out yesterday. Be roman ready. Basically and Then my trek through the hottest day the hottest late july day in history here in colorado. And how i manage to do it just in full. That was yesterday shy. But today how i can see myself. Maybe as a timber merchant. My my dearth. Dad my papa. Yo man he can see me. I the hands may be to become a timber merchant. So we'll be talking about that also fitting into his yele a little vest as they'll call in america. I found one in the basement as clearing out. It's an. It's something that i've had for very long time. And we'll be talking about that. Leads us well. Also with the with the suddenness of the change in temperature the air conditioning still kicking in. I feel i turn the thermostat up but the temperatures still kicking in and it's causing havoc on one part of my anatomy. We'll be talking about that. As i said know i do feel a little bit. Like polonius little less slimy than than the anti hero in in hamlet appearing around the arison revealing chappie towers to but hopefully no stabbings yet no danes of reached the scabbard and tried to Try to stab me for the irs. As of yet also review crystal review. You know we're getting a little bit new age keep coming gulliver cheese at were viewed as well. My favorite fluffy pillow talk about that. How amazon prime needs to pull it. Sucks up and start delivering things within a couple of hours here. My throat's a little bit better today in the honey. The gentleman's persuaded of the honey did help with that. My mother is a jam making machine. She is the hostess with the most when it comes to jam making. We'll be looking at jam-making today the recipe that she uses when she's making jan. You know whatever's hot day and the bubbling. Don't come knocking because you're not going to get very short shrift. Basically when when the jams being made him. And i never talked my unprovoked attack. Earlier in the week is well how i can see the new form of the occupants. We talked about it but never talk and my junket of navy blue sweaters the so much to talk about also paranormal next door. The next door. 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"arras" Discussed on Keep Calm and Cauliflower Cheese Podcast
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"arras" Discussed on KCRW
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"arras" Discussed on News 96.5 WDBO
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Jensen to take charge of a Denmark full of futsal players
"Man of the match is former arsenal grit, John Jensen, the foot south players of Denmark. A remarkable situation has emerged in Denmark, head of this international break and their UEFA nations league game the former arsenal midfielder John Jensen. We'll take charge of Denmark's nations. The opener against Wales after the role which is rock Danish football took an x store. Excuse me and extraordinary twist. Denmark's preparations for the game in Arras on Sunday are in turmoil. Over this over dispute concerning the players, commercial rights, the Danish Football Association is set to feel the team consisting of domestic players rather than primarily base stars such as Christian Erickson Casper's, Michael Denmark, plane Slovakia in a friendly into vinyl Wednesday on the db you director close Brenton Meyer told Danish Broadcasting Corporation that it had selected a squad drawn from the first and second divisions of the domestic league. It has also been reported in Denmark that members of the national foot Saul squad will feature in the squad. So this image rights issue has not been resolved. The satisfaction of their players Eriksson Schmeichal and it's going to be an opportunity, albeit an awkward opportunity for players in the top league Super League and the divisions below that and football players to represent their country. But they're also kind of crossing a picket line if they do play, which not kind of they are crossing a picket line one day, we hear so much about image rights and and like that was from this Societa press. We hear so much about image rights in Europe and all the controversy causes with tax issues in Spain. And now this would Denmark what like what is happening with image rights here of American athletes as opposed to how it works in these European leaks. I, I'd never hear about image rights issues over here in the United States in any sport. Like, I'm, you know, I'm sure LeBron like how does it work for him as opposed to messy or neymar or Josie. Marino just got a jail sentence. I, I need somebody to explain that. Well, this is just a contract issue with the Danish Football Board as opposed to like the government of Denmark over image rights on an obviously, it's now going to have a fairly impressive didn't to scenario where they're going to have to pick players who probably gonna feed very awkward and not the way they would have wanted to. Win and international cap. A boy, the way England Spain is a friendly game is not in the US initially. Oh, is that right? Yep. That's a friendly game on Harry. Maguire told the telegraph he doesn't really know how this thing works either.