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CRUSADE Channel Previews
"ashington" Discussed on CRUSADE Channel Previews
"There's one of the brightest stars in the anglican scar. I know. I know what you're talking about now Not a fellow. Another fellow anglicans were eager to history wagon to his star. How dim that's guy has since become now that michael nazir ali has decided to chuck it all for rome. You know fiorella did a show on his. She talked about this on the early. Show here on the crusade channel on about how Delighted she was. I don't know if she knows him or one of her. Regular guests is gavin Father gavin ashington. Who made the swam the tiber two years ago and left the anglican church which is dying and is gonna die here very soon and became a became a under the ordinary. I guess became a catholic priest Michael we should welcome convert. Shouldn't we not only should be. we'd be welcoming converts. We should be going into the world telling people the truth. The the analogy. That i always use is that If you have knowledge of.
Story Time
"ashington" Discussed on Story Time
"Because something wonderful will happen tonight said philadelphia to the two young see mice. L- umbria is the time between the falling of the first horse chestnut and the falling of the first snowflake it is equal time when the forest turns magic. And this is the first year the u2 young see mice will see it ashington and willoughby scooped out the little turnips. An inside. they put candles. They made windows in the side of the turnips. That were the shape of stars and finally philadelphia put strings on the lantern so ashington and willoughby could hold them but the landlords would only be lit once they were in the forest when they were ready to go at last uncle trumbull road them over to the shore now. The moon was high in the sky. Like a silver coin. There wasn't so much as a breath of wind. Ashington kept a tight. Hold of her turn of lantern. She didn't want to feel sleepy even though it was long past her bedtime. Now we can light the l. umbria lanterns. Uncle trumbull said they glowed a lemon orange colour as ashington and willoughby held them by their strings. Just then willoughby gave a squeak. He had seen something shining in the light. It's the first horse chestnut said uncle trumbull as he picked it up. Now we must be very quiet and we must keep together at all times. They started forward into the forest. Ashington could see the trees high above and up above them were hundreds and hundreds of stars. There were so many there were like dust in the woods. Things whispered in creaked. They're restrained wrestling's somewhere. A long way away. An owl began hooting. Ashington stopped to listen. She so much wanted to see how she turned from the path and started off through the kkr. Wrinkling leaves the night smelled of mushrooms and would and pine cones. She crouch down in front of an old tree to watch for the owl. All at once be noticed that ashton had disappeared the c. Mice looked all around and uncle. Trumbull said in a worried voice. We must find her as quickly as we can. The night will be very cold and there are lots of strange creatures in the forest ashen teen ashen t. They called together in soft voices. What if she was lost forever. The night was almost completely dark and willoughby thought everything looked dark blue. The skies the trees the path. How would they ever be able to see ashton teen but just then he glimpsed something gleaming faintly in the dark he pointed and together the c. Mice ran as fast as they could..
Code Story
"ashington" Discussed on Code Story
"All this on code story a match. Schwartz is a lover of food. It's been a huge part of personal and professional life in such areas like evidence based nutrition exercise science and the history and economics of our food system as a kid. He was a picky eater over time. Learning to eat better was a catalyst towards personal improvement for matt and he believes that food more so than anything else shapes the health of our planet in the health of us as individuals but outside of food he's become obsessed with chess and is being coached by grandmaster. He's proud of the fact that one of his opponents resigned after seven moves beyond chess. He's always working through a good book. It's current venture started by researching the food industry specifically the world of fresh food post. This matinee team realized that this part of the food world was ripe for disruption. This is the creation story of a fresh food industry. Broadly is a multi trillion dollar global industry. And what we came to realize in the early days is that most if not all of the technology netted in built for food industry was built for stuff. That comes in and hack. Edge has a bar code as opposed to things like broccoli than in is salmon fillets rabbis rash perishable food the result of that in turn our that aired these massive inefficiencies that manifest in billions and billions of pounds of food waste and our planet and billions and billions of dollars lost profit. That hurt the bottom line. And resultant prices being higher and people having less access to french as a result we decided to build the fresh. And what we're doing here is building the brain of the fresh shoot industry. The powers all of the critical workflows in decisions that go from driving fresh food from a farm to a grocery store distribution center to the end store and ultimately your refrigerator at home such that you can get the freshmen if you want at a lower price and ultimately have it last long enough for you. Eat it as opposed to going bad in your fridge. All of that started with us researching the space because might ashington in food and the ability to investigate it in graduate school and that culminated in us building our first product which is a store level ordering solution for produce that gets the right amount of produce into every store every day to minimize food waste and maximize the prophet of groceries. If you building the brain through a fresh are you going to be kind of the layer. The data layer or the infrastructure layer around fresh food to where people can build on top of you or do you become the defacto solution for everything. It's a mix of both. There are countless decisions in workflows that are made between the time. A head of broccoli for example leaves the farm and gets older elites in the grocers distribution center to their stores. And then to your fridge at home or to a restaurant and things like how many heads of broccoli should get delivered to the store. What how many cases of broccoli should be on the self shelf. Or what other types of broadway. What vendors or growers suppliers of broccoli should i choose to buy from it by lot upon the business and many many many many more. What we wanted to do is build applications for the most influential in critical decisions workflows. That exists in that system so like i mentioned we started off with store level ordering for grocery put over time. We'll build more and more of these applications that intern and in some power the entire freshman industry and then there will be some pieces that might be more divided ties or areas where we feel like there won't be as big an impact for us today. And then he goes. Cases will act more as a black for or in contentiously serbo systems up with data that we generate to be assistant record so one way of thinking about it over time that will evolve into this ecosystem player that provides applications also powers. The industry holistically bull. Tell me about the mvp. Tell me about that. First product you build how long it took. What sort of tools you use to bring it to life. So going back we add just graduated from stanford ma one of my co founders was in business school with me but he is also technical and Had gotten his. Bs and ms engineering from stafford was a lecturer there. And then our cto had in computer science stanford so had deeply technical co-founders. And if i go back to how we actually did it. I really critical piece was finding a grocer that had a big pain point to let us actively experiment on their data and you their processes the stores and so specifically again were building the store level ordering tool an end to end solution. That is saying. I need ten cases of bananas to order today. As opposed to eight or six or five and we had to discover the way that those grocers were doing it now. So how do they actually make that decision today. And then we had to figure out how to inject technology into it in a way that would be maximally. Effective and that started with a bunch of discovery eventually evolved into lean model building and building the backyard and an mvp of the ai and then eventually also there is a human interface component. Where we had to raise these. Ai driven order recommendations but then make sure that they were actually being ordered by the grocer and back. then we didn't have the permission to integration with our initial partner so we actually created a google sheet in which the recommendations shell up and then the store manager would take those orders and plug them into their system so.
Stuff You Missed in History Class
"ashington" Discussed on Stuff You Missed in History Class
"Are visual moments that you can capture that helped bring people into the story and connect them to the emotional threads of the story as he said twenty five thousand miles and a lot of years and a lot of time and a lot of conversations. What was your biggest personal takeaway from the project like. How are you changed when this was sent off to printer when you read. The history of julius rosen Ashington you are struck by their pragmatism. And it's caused me to think about what is pragmatism. And what i concluded was that there's two elements that were really important in the work of these men. They are building schools for african americans in nineteen twelve in the jim crow south. That is a deeply optimistic act and on top of that. That is a multi generational act. They knew that it would take generations for that work to pay off. They were playing long ball and that combination of optimism and long term thinking. That is their pragmatism and to me. That's their gift to generations of african americans their gift to american history that was my biggest takeaway that combination of be optimistic think long term and in the immortal words of john lewis. Make good trouble..
Breaking Beauty Podcast
"ashington" Discussed on Breaking Beauty Podcast
"Deep into the human experience and that's on period. It's all love. Let's get uncomfortable. I mean we have to talk to you about how you got started because you're one of the og co founders of covet chore which you launched a decade about now before breaking out on your own and that was huge i mean that like went viral before we even knew what viral was right and you just kind of fell into that. Tell us that story. yeah for sure. So it's been a journey. It's been a trip of cereal entrepreneurialism. Which i so enjoy and i started my journey of this life way before instagram and before that was a thing and everyone had their own side hustle so it was kinda lonely in the early days but cover tour actually stemmed from my earlier relationship so i in turn to w magazine for alex white creative director which was seen opportunity where i got to learn everything and helpers campaigns from selene to oscar to loretta lynch and now i would just absolute like lifetime once in a lifetime opportunity and that really set me up to then start my own clothing brand at the ripe old age of twenty two where i ended up selling to barneys emas and nordstrom's lane crawford in eighty stores worldwide without knowing anything when i was doing but it was really it was really that that opportunity with my clothing brand that led me to a tour because i was heavy in production and there's a lot of dollars go into production and inventory and there's a lot of logistics and i was twenty five years old and i was sitting at branch with a friend of mine staff and we were just thinking about how what we can do together. Something a passion project and we we love with tommy. John was doing at the time he was traveling the world and he was canadian and he was shooting was happening outside the shows and so we thought anyone can kind of get. What's outside the show. Let's get woods like inside the home and let's just oppose people's style against their environment and see what happens and so really was honestly a passion project i was like. Oh there's no overhead in websites. Yeah ed we laugh. I was obsessed though like i remember. I was working at flare at the time which for any more american listeners was like the vogue of north at the time but i would follow coverage her like i wanted to see in those closets. I was obsessed and like the aesthetic was just so right like getting the shoes next to a book next to a candle and mike i think jilin i need to understand who closet was the best the most unforgettable that you just like. You won't forget okay so covet. Turing coco chanel. Apartment was huge. Pinch me moment so absolutely loved that and it was really cool. Because when we were touring her. She has a pair of glasses. They have occurred losses that were hers at sit on her on her desk and took shy and like afterwards. We're looking at the photos near this weird glowing. Light like in the photo. And we're all just like cocoa knew we were there I love that cover. Turing is a verb or wasn't verb. That's amazing i'm curious from your point of view like what experience. What did it teach you being at culture when it comes to like your own agency or working with ashington beauty brands. What did you take from that. That you use at macchia now yeah i think the big takeaway that i took is that people want real raw content. They want to see the real thing. And i think that has resonated in the last couple of years with branding and brand just being more open and more inclusive and more crowd sourced. And i think that was like obvious to me at the time and i think that i also learned how to be nimble was able to start his agency with my co-founder stacey because we knew content through and through we would go into someone's house and be creating like a victorian story and a static story vintage creating on these stories with items in under three hours plus the with them plus the getting it all going in shooting at like it was so quick and so fast and relationship building so i think that sort of ability to connect with the With the subject of the time has allowed me to understand how to connect with the brand. I think rans are people rans. Our conversation brands are a feeling emotion. So just helped. Prep me to be able to work with brands on the other side and help them understand kind of like how to see things during aditorial lens and so many of those people that you frankly. Our brands now themselves is kind of how it's evolved. Which is interesting on that note. Let's talk a little bit about your brand city as so. Tell us about how that got started. Because i actually owned a piece of your original line. And i wore it to death. Aaron it was so comfy so i'm curious to learn a bit more about like how it all evolved city a- so in an internet international we've been building brands under mechi with founders and with heritage brands for six years now which is crazy and the whole time. I've always kind of been like. I want to do this for myself. I wanna build one of these brands for us. And i think that's always been in our mind in our raider but it was about finding the right time and i think with covert. It was like the right. Time kicked our asses so much changed. My grandmother passed in two days before. Like the lockdown really happened and just all got me thinking and it. Was this thing that i had been planning and plotting for the last fourteen years of my career almost and also knew that it would be a great way for me to channel my grief and it was like the only thing that i could do almost so consumer facing brand began and it was incredible. We brought back this kaftan. This style of dress. I had in my old days on my clothing line and everybody just loves it. It's so versatile anyone can wear it so multigenerational. I wore the kaftan to birth. May two children and my grandmother were the captain on her last day. Here to the point where like we buried her with one because it was just such a familial moment for us to connect through fashion and beauty and lifestyle like she was holocaust survivor immigrant country. And really the reason why. I'm in this space like i got everything i know from her. And i think curly in your about my tastes level. my i that's comes from. It's the gut instinct. It's the intuition believing that like fire in your belly. That knows what's right and knows what's cool and so city is a full on lifestyle brand and that's her name right. I am yeah yeah. I love that story. Do you ever think you'll get into beauty city a- good question so yes i think the way i view the quote unquote words fashion brand right now having lived through the days where i had a full-on ready to wear brand. That had like forty skews and it was that whole thing. I think now. When i look at the items we make were really hero. Being single products really making sure that the products that we make which is the kaftan. The city has set in our cloud. Nine headband are all the best they can be and people are like. Oh what's coming next on mike. Not more skews just more greatness that were here wising and i think that as we build that out..
Pardon My Sarcasm! with Ashley D & Fuze B
"ashington" Discussed on Pardon My Sarcasm! with Ashley D & Fuze B
"A week or you're drinking one day week king. Listen about me about you. So let's get back. He just missed out of the beer belly. Everything else up. A lot of people listened to the show fouzy domain. Come after you next this actually a perfect time to say that we are going to get out of here. I've owned the grocery store. Almost either that goes to show. Oh by the way. Gardening is actually one of the most stress relieving things ever. If you don't have a garden you should get one. You got a green thumb so my man tell them where they can contact you if they want to be a client of yours. Sure i'm just gonna give you my phone number eight hundred three three one nine fourteen four four app. No problem giving that out tax me. You heard me on the show or if that's to direct for you you can follow me on facebook. My name is tyler newton on facebook. See gaba beautiful beard just smiling away. You can also follow me on instagram. If you're always on instagram. Not facebook at new ten. That's any w one zero underscore fitness. We'll give you a two percent discount. I'll give you a free month's free if you referenced. This podcast as hot guys one. Free month ekkehard sarcasm. Let him know actually be sent you. We're going to try get ashington that free month. The core family. She's she's not doing it. Not up all right so actually. Did you want to say anything else before now. I really enjoyed everything that you said. I literally took all of so many notes. And i'm going to have to transcribe them. And i'm gonna probably go home to the boyfriend. I'm going to be late. Listen this is what we're going to blow our meal. I don't i knowing me. I'm the more alpha in a i'm gonna already have done it. And he's gone. The frigerator like hell office meal going be on amazon by the plastic containers them by the way but no think thanks for thanks for coming in personal listening and we but nice club to take it away. He's he's looking to get into podcasting studio. Maybe we'll do a weekly session with tyler. I was put on bitterness. Always been fitness. He's out podcast all right. So i only with phil good saying i'm going to happy hour planet gar about on my friends now right people. It is episode fourteen. It was a wonderful beautiful episode about health Was about for charlie kirk The value by time against a different time with a shallow to. We didn't talk that but we have some conversations. I'm alan has. It gets a loser. Olympics failed on that cuomo should get the forgot office. Because he's a touchy touchy guy. She hawk with the irks respected and suicide and a racist added. He's a fucking murderer with that being said we're out i am going to be our wait 'til after our so you guys there. Let's get outta here but set your mental health. God bless and peace hi..
SpyHards Podcast
"ashington" Discussed on SpyHards Podcast
"Let let's let's not open that up We've said about comrade fight and usually we will touch on other characters as well i think. Sebastian shores ashington was was pretty good. i mean i just see him. I just can sky welcome. Actually well now i do too but apart from that we do get the appearance of. Probably the world's worst police officer. Bob brat i love bob brett honestly when that character is introduced with that apparatus on his foot. I was like ooh. This must be a major character because this is a very distinct introduction. I'm going to remember who this character is. Throat and the movie kind of fakes you out. And that he's kind of nobody. But i enjoyed that. They made him feel like he was a part of this world. Apparently death as well because he's he's like looking in the house. The when i lit up and car fi is driving. Immerse cycle literally meters away from him and he doesn't even doesn't look doesn't check owner who mark is not. It's he's supposed to be gliding over the pill hunt but yet he coming from an uphill to down swoop up to the other new. It's not totally one hundred percent clear. But i used to ride a motorcycle so i i got it. I suppose if you never ridden motorcycle you might not get that connection. But there should have been some sort of sound and noise of gravel or whatever it's scripts continental sorry. Sorry i'm sorry. It's like the invisible car in die another day. Scott used to have to assume it's able to move silently. Was that line from ten. Then think about it. Just feel it. Yeah okay that should be the line for all films but any other performances for you guys not really like i thought sebastian shall. We kind of didn't talk much about him but i thought he was really solid and i really liked him playing the traitor. Kind of bastard character. I liked that. They made him kind of overbearing. And you know an audience would probably be primed to not like heart that much. But i like that. They made ashington less likable. Exactly i agree with you when he first came on the screen. You just kinda like us. Don't like this guy he's annoying. He's a twit and so again it's to help make conrad bite a little more likable. 'cause he just is is if he had actually been that away through the film than you'd be waiting for him to die of quite frankly as like this guy should is a traitor him And also it makes you wonder why she in damn is she doing it just for her country which is what you're led to believe And then you get the relief at the end of knowing that he's on the good side and makes you go..
Cueca Apertada
"ashington" Discussed on Cueca Apertada
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"ashington" Discussed on ChupaCast
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Feliz Dia Novo
"ashington" Discussed on Feliz Dia Novo
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Eu tava la
"ashington" Discussed on Eu tava la
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A Família PODe
"ashington" Discussed on A Família PODe
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Horror Fictional and True Stories
"ashington" Discussed on Horror Fictional and True Stories
"On my back. My entire body was just gliding along even more debt than dead. Now really is possible for goes to die before groaning audibly. My head was pounding swimming. I felt like a fish that was forced to ride and intense rollercoaster. Only to be thrown back into a tank of water left alone to recover my head. Lifted up fell back down on a hard surface. Jarring me making me open. My eyes me a few seconds to realize i was looking at the sky through a window on the side of vehicle. Stay down and quiet back. Their voice came from somewhere pasta. Top of my head. I told you my neck back and saw a man in the driver's seat on a woman in the passenger seat from what i could see if now slightly disheveled button it was that assistant. I guess the man driving must be whoever helped her in the testing room. She glanced back over her shoulder. Me for a second then returned a gaze forward. I looked around as best i could without sitting up was able to surmise that we were in some sort of suv with the back seats folded down. I was stretched out with my feet and the battle and my head towards the front taking my surroundings. I felt the vehicle slow and then come to a complete still. The man's window roll down any greeted someone outside. How's the wife your ch- asked down driver. She's at that point why she's ready to strangle me. I had another male onset. That'll pass soon enough. Isn't she. ju- next month. The driver said yes sir and he can come. Quick enough inheriting. What about you and exciting for the weekend. The outside house it confused about what exactly was going on and who these people were aside from the fact that the ones in the colleges broke me out of the supernatural yeah. The little lady agreed to go camping. We're going up to the lake. Might even catch fish for dinner if we're lucky. The driver answered like camp was. 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He turned his head to not let me once. Then focused on the road seeing him. Now i recognize the salt-and-pepper hair and profile when he pulled a pack of cigarettes from his pocket and let one in his now. I knew for sure who it wants. The one that gave me those stones. I said i sat up and move to hang my legs off at the edge of the flatten see. He noted without his eyes off. The road duncan is another media. He's been employed by the ashington group for a while wanted out. He agreed to help us as long as we help him. Get away from there as well. Jade explained for the ashton group. There isn't really such a thing as quitting. You either work there until you die. Terminated or go through a rigorous retirement process duncan added after taking a puff of kansas. Why does that sound like the government. I asked his not his worse than the government when they terminate you. They make sure either. You can't talk all that no one will believe you. They take confidentiality. Seriously duncan stated still. Sounds like a spy organization. I said dunkin's snorted laugh. But it was jade. Who's i don't think. The cia nsa or any other government agency experiments on ghosts. But i wouldn't be surprised if they send some over. Okay then who exactly how i asked looking from. J. to duncan and then back to jay. She turned to look me in the i. I saw.
De RetailTrends Podcast
"ashington" Discussed on De RetailTrends Podcast
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Cracking the Code of Spy Movies!
"ashington" Discussed on Cracking the Code of Spy Movies!
"To the beginning of the movie after the title sequence. There's a fake burial at sea. That happens right. After the title sequence it has appeared to make us believe that james bond is dead and to anyone watching and there's a guy watching thinks that bond is dead. It's really one of my favorite opening scenes of any bond movie. It's well done to all of it. And i love the line from bonn requests permission to come aboard sir permission. Grounded thank you. I mean every time. I see that that cracks me up because we know bond always follows the rules. We say fight funerals in numerous by the james bond movie that came before these one thunderball opens the fight. Funeral jaguar in his pre title sequence. Check out our podcast on. Thunderball if you want to hear our analysis that one and vicky didn't you just release on your podcast channel something about the scene. Yes your channel of the boundary. More locked of just hiking look at the stretch limo that features in dishonorable sequence. There was the name of that again. The bonding room. yeah cool. It's a fun channel. Check it out and before you only live twice the nine hundred thirty six movie secret agent opens with a fake funeral for an agent named ashington and we have a podcast on secret agent as well you can find that on our websites by moving navigator dot com and the links will be in the episode notes as well for those of you watching the video. Just click on that card so then bond goes to a sumo wrestling match at a tokyo sumo hall. This was a real sumo hall which has been replaced with a more modern facility and it was really a great scene for a few reasons. First reason was it actually had some well-known sumo wrestlers in it. Saddana yama shin. Matsu was a popular sumo wrestler. At the time. He's the one who gives bond the ticket in the changing room. He was the fifth yokozuna. The highest rank japanese sumo wrestling. Even though the sumo wrestling we saw was stage for the movie and wasn't a real tournament they use the real facility. And again we get dose of realism of japanese culture. Which i love how they inter. We've that through this movie. The sumo hall is one of the many places where they show this culture and they put a good effort in throughout the movie to show the culture where they could. We have to remember that. This was nineteen sixty. Seven and japan was an exotic location. For most north americans and europeans was the largest james bond audience bringing forth the japanese culture not only allowed in fleming in the novel and em productions in the movie to show their respect to the japanese but it also educated their audience with things. They may not have seen before these types of scenes bring some realism but they don't overdo it. And i love the way. They did that now if they didn't try to make it look japanese which we'll talk about later. I would have been much happier..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"ashington" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"David Miliband, Plus, the Republican Party has some work to do in overcoming division. But it's not the first time Professor Matt Dalek of George. What Ashington University is here to explain what happened last time and the view from a company caught in the middle of short selling. I talk with Exxon CEO Rick Smith. But first, some say it's too big. Some say it's just right. What would President Biden's $1.9 Trillion stimulus mean for the economy? The pen warden budget model has crunched the numbers and every Amber Covic, its director of computational dynamics, talk to me about how the proposal would impact GDP growth. So the main effect is a boost to the economy. As we would expect with that amount of money going through something is gonna go up. Um, So what we are projecting from the plan as written is that we're going to get a slight boost to GDP over baseline growth. So about 0.6. Percent of GDP on then we're going to see a slight decline, followed by decades of slightly lower GDP, and the reason for that is that we're going to get this giant debt overhang. On by the Cause you know what the debt overhang does is it sucks. Resource is from the economy and it's going to sit there sucking those down until we get rid of the debt. So to some extent, we're borrowing growth from the future. That's one way to think about it. You know, I know the way that you could think about. It is really that you're redirecting current. Economic output, and instead of investing in hard assets and infrastructure of things like that, we are transferring it towards consumption. So more like you're living on a credit card. Maybe it's another way to think about it. Give us a sense about the extent to which this would really stimulate the economy. You also have an analysis about money going to savings versus money going and directly into the economy and spending. So when we look at the data that's coming out of the government in terms of what's going on in the sector basis. What we see is that in 2020, there was there was an actual recession for those that don't know. And there was a sharp decline but by the 3rd and 4th quarter The data is telling us that, for most sectors in terms of both consumption and production were pretty much back more or less to pre recession levels. Now there's been a lot of reallocation, you know, obviously streaming services or up. Um, you know, and people have bought actually Maura durable goods because people aren't home, so there's been some reallocation. You know, there's some price changes. Some prices are going up because of the excess demand. It's going on there. Uh, one area that we really continue to hurt are the in person services. So that means restaurants, hospitality. Even some health care. Um So the concern there is that what are you going to do with extra money? If you can't spend it in that in that sector, it's not going to be spent on restaurants because people aren't going out the policy and the behaviors right now we're keeping that sector closed so until Cove it goes away. Extra stimulus money is hitting sectors that are already at capacity. And this you know this other second, these other sectors which can't rise, so as a result, what we're projecting is that people's It's called marginal propensity to consume is about that three quarters out of every dollar that they get from this free money is going to savings while three quarters of every dollar that's that's higher than I realized. Yeah, I'm rounding a little bit, but that's about where we are now. That by itself may not necessarily be bad, because savings if it's transformed into investment eyes good for longer term growth in the economy. What we're also seeing in the data is that As a result of the stimulus that we saw in 2020. We didn't see a any sort of real pickup in hard investment investment in fixed assets is pretty much where it was pre recession. So the worry, I think is that this savings is not going into productive uses and sloshing around in the economy with perhaps some sort of effects and one of the ramifications for all this is jobs. I mean, you could say we bounced back and the 3rd 4th quarter, but the jobs didn't all come back. We're still at least 10 million short of where we were before the pandemic. And you need some that spending, don't you to have the jobs? The service jobs in particular you mentioned come back. Well, that's right. But it comes back to the argument I was making before is that if The jobs are in sectors that can't come back how you're going to get those jobs, you know? Are we some somehow changing people that used to work as waiters in a restaurant are returning them into coders and machinists. I mean, maybe eventually but certainly not in any sort of real move in the near term and talk about some of the provisions in the Biden proposal specifically to help some of those less fortunate. Which you call the Biden covert relief plan. That's the direct payments the child tax credit in the earned income tax credit. What did you conclude about those? So those are hitting the bottom end of the income distribution and those we find to be We didn't analyze them separately. But we know that those are gonna be helpful on we know also that even the payments that are coming in towards the bottom are for the most part helpful. Looking at the data again, in terms of who is being hurt by the recession is primarily people in the lower income towards the lower end of the income distribution. Part of our analysis, which is up on our website, however, finds that the provision that is to give the $1400 checks to everyone in the country. From our analysis. You have people that are in the top 1995% of income, who, if they get the stimulus payment making about $5100. Thanks to FRM Brokovich of the pen Warden budget model coming up the view from a company caught in the middle of short selling. I talked with Exxon CEO Rick Smith. That's next, You're listening to.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"ashington" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Hey, Finn. A lots on the line is voters cast ballots in Georgia. Our votes are going to decide the legacy of America Right now. Control of the U. S. Senate is at stake in the two runoff votes for the States. U S Senate seats Democrat John S office, hoping to pull off a win. The whole world is watching us in Georgia. Everybody needs to get out to the polls and make their voices. Her Republican voters are turning out to try to keep the incumbents in power. Kelly and produce this Trump supporter tells me she's voting for Republican senator There's per doing Leffler with the hope of continuing the president's policies, But she and other voters here question if their votes are going to count as they don't trust the results of the general election Now I have no faith in the election right now, but we're doing it this account. No, it doesn't count. But we're here anyway. Robin Walensky for CBS News. Peachtree CITY, Georgia. Tomorrow's largely ceremonial action in Congress on the electoral College votes seems anything but ordinary. This year. CBS is Nicole Killian is in what Ashington. Congress has said to certify the electoral college results, but about a dozen GOP senators and 140 House Republicans say they plan to object to President elect Biden, Twin vice President elect Kamila Harris told reporters We will be inaugurated period, The EPA is just issued one of its last rollbacks of the Trump administration. Limiting what evidence of pollutants will be considered when it makes federal regulations in New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio wants to increase access to covert 19 vaccines, but need state approval and money to do it. We want to start a new kind of sight, a mass vaccination site. We want to create public sites where anyone in the appropriate categories can come. 24 7 and get vaccinated. Blasio's also called for the U. S to ban travel from the UK because of the fast spreading variant of the virus. There. I'm Vicki Barker in London, Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon's both for many officials here when she said it's a race now between the vaccines and the virus, which is spreading faster than ever before, So schools are closed and outdoor and indoor sports events canceled, perhaps until March to try to tilt that race in favor of the vaccine. It's Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin's to fan ski is tested positive for covert 19. He'll miss the team's first playoff game in nearly two decades next weekend to players and other staffers have also tested positive. Brown's play in Pittsburgh on Sunday night. Wall Street right down the Dow is up. 65 points. NASDAQ is up 59 S and P 500.
The Wisdom Podcast
Interview with Jessica Pimentel
"Think we should start this bitten style properly by first correcting our motivation why we're here today together knowing that there is immense suffering in the world the knowing that here we're here for each other we're going to help each other get through this. Yeah. She changes in metal trump GW engine, and again bobby some Ashington meter Gordy grundell action ladder barsial. Edema Guru anomalous local. Sanga chewed on. So Joel Non, much android Doniger. Like aging yogi personality from our patients under partial song on. So Casual Moma. Jonjo dynamic usage legitimate soga pursuing on your Partial Dunga Judo's Okay Joan Lama Jonjo it tunnicliffe search. Digital Kepa Solanki. Alah Pension Asanga group. Wow very nice. Is that particular Chin from from your teacher? Is that from? Yeah. That's more melodic tune. Sometimes, we do chanting just very straightforward but I figured I'd do the Little Nicer version for for the rookies out there that may have never heard it. Might enjoy. Doing maybe we start with just a little bit about the meany of starting with like like Mandela for you did this John and you tell us a little bit about that because I'm sure as out there that that very interested in what you're doing with your hands. Right. So it's symbolizing the world you make the world you're purifying the world it a perfect place and you're setting up here. That's four continents floor directions in the mountain meadow the highest mountain, and there you envisioned a perfect pure realm and menu, fill it up with incense and flowers, and every offering that you can think of everything that has ever made you happy you kind of you offer it up to your teachers good Dharma Sanga and also your you know your afflictions things that may be bring you pain suffering you just offer it up, give it away, purify it all in making making everything. The way it should be. Wow. So you're really using your mind in that practice. Of course, you're saying something we'd be voice in you've got your body. You're also really using your mind when you're saying those brands with that digitalization. So absolutely, and I think you know one of the most beautiful offerings I've ever heard was an ocean of flowers you. You could never afford that many. But when you're doing this practice, you can offer things that you don't have. You can walk by you know. The diamond district offer all the jewelry there. Every beautiful thing you've ever seen things that you wanted for yourself that maybe you can't afford at least you can put it in that digitalization offered up to all beings you know in beings. And Use It as a as a release that have been attachment. Fantastic you're using your imagination. You don't necessarily have to own object your for. Only objects that you don't exist that Don exists are objects that are intangible. I can offer the laughter of your children or something like that. So it can really go go wild with your imagination as to what you think are the most beautiful things Yup I think in this case, going wild with your imagination is encouraged, right? Yes. You should. You should absolutely because it it's essential as you as you go on in practice to be able to develop your imagination because you'll you'll have to find yourself. Putting yourself in situations where your imagination is what's going to bring it to the next level of your practice I'm imagining that will imagining didn't mean to years that would I'm imagining? We'll be coming back to this would imagination out quite a bit. Did The Sun Creek you tell us what that is all about going for refuge is a Buddhist yield. You're going for refuge to the Buddha, Dharma, on the song the good is. Being all beings? Dharma. The teachings, the truth with the on Songa the collection, not just monks nuns but everyone around you that is going to help you achieve this goal. By the goodness of the deeds that I do and giving in the rest meaning to six projections of. Giving and morality patients, concentration wisdom giving morality patients, ethics, concentration, and wisdom of by practicing these things. May I become a Buddha not just for myself but for the sake of all living beings South intention. Yes. So Is Interesting. So Buddha dominance sauna. So you know for you before the acting career before the music business which will get to there was Buddhism right that came Beckham before the acting I think and I was wondering you grew up. Christian MRI. And I was wondering growing up Christian what was it that? How'd you end up Madonna breakage what drew you to the Buddha? Question. Is. It still boggles now it doesn't Boggle I. Am very lucky I grew up in a loving Christian household. So wasn't one of those you know fire Brimstone type situations might my grandmother was wonderful Christian? My my aunt is a is A. Wonderful Wonderful Beautiful Lady she is what it sounds like. You know it all intents and purposes and I have many wonderful Christian friends and family that that are amazing. But for me I felt like there was a point in my life maybe was a certain age of coming to being where certain things just didn't make sense to me anymore or or I. Felt that I was being drawn in another way and I wasn't sure what that way was. It wasn't a rejection of something but more a seeking more something else something that that just was sort of calling to say. So I. Couldn't quite out what it was and I remember my mother had this shelves. Books From College. There's one book in Religions of the World Textbook as a as a good place to start as any. and. So it's just kind of like starting through going through all the religions of the world literally starting with animism and and native American religions which brought me back to thinking of my own heritage and things that we learned from our grandmothers are on tees than you know, herbs and prayers that are not in any books or dances, or you know traditions, words that that are that I. Thought were Spanish that are not for example, and I started going to college and learning about that learning about old medicine learning about all different not just my try all the tribes of the Americas and I really was a great and still is a great experience. Great part of my life of the day I was still kept feeling that there was more and in my thirteen fourteen. So. I started going to hardcore shows New York hardcore scene, and there was a big Christian of consciousness movement bands like WanNa wait and shelter and and Chroma is and bad brains singing about this other esoteric type things and and you know the Christian of monks were always there hanging out singing hotter Krishnan and handing out food and stuff. So of course, I was checking it out and and there are some things that kind of you know paying some interest for me but then again, it was a lot of. Things that weren't also clicking. So know go back to the book the Book of the word yet it again. kind of thumbing through it and I see Dow is and I'm like reading through it. It's very logical. It's straightforward. There is no puppet masters like. Extra beings, there's no like get off the pay money you don't have. There's no strings attached. It's cause-effect cause-effect cause-effect that if you do a long enough, be will happen if you one plus one is to the softest thing in the world can cut through the hardest giving with time things like that and that kind of really appealed to me it was very grounded and very focused than. Kind of removed that, which may be I needed for awhile removed that. Mystical magical element at made it more about how to fix yourself now
Skip and Shannon: Undisputed
Why won't NFL teams hire minority coaches?
"Three head. Coaching spots have been filled this week. But none of those. Three coaches were minorities while the Rooney rule has been followed. Some are beginning to believe that minority forty candidates are not being taken seriously for the open jobs and anonymous African American. NFL Assistant Coach said that the League has quote finally shown. It's not the place as for black men to advance. It's ridiculous it's disgusting. We can sell tickets and make plays but we can't lead Shannon. Why isn't the Rooney rule role working? Well I think until skip this diversity thing yeah. Diversity is a great great to talk about but until you get someone the leadership position that says you know what. I don't just want to talk about it. I want to be about it so until you get older ships that actually wants to put some substance to this and this is what that you're GonNa get now if the general manager there's one general manager that's what minority and that's CR- Chris greer in Miami. There's zero owners that are it shouldn't say minorities. I guess because shot con radically a minority. But when you get the gist of what I what. I'm trying to say until leadership gets more diverse. You're I'm not gonNA have a more diverse hiring background skills. This was puzzling to be. Is that Eric. Enemy has the exact Zac job that Matt Nagy had negative and call plays any recall. Please man they can get the job. Doug Peterson sedinko plays true. Recall to play around Rivera's on but Ron Rivera was not the defensive coordinator in Philly. He he became a D. coordinator what's he got to the D. Coordinator in Chicago. You are you in San Diego. Yeah but he got his getting these enter coaching tree. Eric B enemy has the exact same job. That Matt Nagy Doug Peterson has and he's not getting opportunity is spirit but this. I don't really think that they go into it. Unless you incentivize this. Okay if you how minorities kill we maybe you have an extra three to five five dollars and cap space. That's the only thing that resonates with these owners because I get it skipped if I spent three billion. Let's just say I spent three billion dollars for a restaurant run. You Go tell me what the hell I need to cook. Cook whatever I WanNa Cook it there. And that's how they look at it. Jerry Jones spent money for this. This this mind you oh tell me why should get killed but but this notion that Oh and they brought Muhiba Marvin Marvin Lewis. He brought him in to to do that. Situation wasted the same with the giants the giants they had irebi enemy. They what Joe Judge Chris Rashard Rashard. Excuse me Chris Restoring. Yeah so now. Now we're down to one. Vacant Cleveland Reunion. I'm talking about how good already know. Angle get no frills JAYCO network skill. He already interviewed there. So you would now now the take my name off the leader and solid rubber solid. Take my name off the list. Because he's GonNa get Mad Max two and a half years if you're lucky that seems to instead that's all Jimmy can stomach now if you look at it they keep these. You look at Mike Patton. You look at all the guys they've had and these guys have had I think. Hugh Jackson stayed the longest at two and a half years. But everybody's been two years the list huge only two and a half two and a half long but you get you get these other guys you get pretty kitchens and you look at patent and you look at a I forget. Just give all these one year jazz. WE ACHE AAC CLEVELAND. That in Cleveland of the North this skill ruining rules a joke. I get it. You know minorities Cadillac. An affirmative action thanksgiving. Yeah but in -firmative action. I guess it's federal dollars. You'RE NOT GONNA get the money if you don't do this. The NFL is a is a private entity. So what can you do. What Ki- what can you give? Nfl Do not the so. I have been tracking this for a long time because one of my best friends is John. Wooten who is now the retired leader of the Fritz Pollard. Alliance and he was the driving force behind instituting the Rooney rule as I hiring practice in the national shirow all league and John's point from the start was I just need interviews because if a young assistant coach gets interviewed a couple of times times it gets reported in his name gets out there and if another owner sees that name enough over maybe a couple of years hiring cycles else maybe an owner says chee that guy. He's getting a lot of interviews. Maybe I should bring in. Maybe I should be more open minded to him. But if you're GONNA curse because if I get a a lot of interviews and I'm not getting hired was wrong why here the me getting hired cave liability with that. But John's point in the end was I'd rather have interviews than not have interests. Okay okay so let's go back to the stat that I use last week. The Institute of Diversity and Ethics In sports twenty nine thousand nine racial and gender report card for the National Football Bali. The League got actually an a plus for hiring of color. Assistant coaches right a sit a plot. Oh that's progress right. It got a deep loss for hiring head coach of Color White eight-plus assistance d-plus head head coaches. There's a big disconnect there and it shows you. That owners are fine. Oh hire two or three black assistant fine with that but nope nope. I don't want to head coach to be black. Right gives quite to the restaurant you can cook. You'll be in the bank but Michelle not the bridge. I roll up now okay so when I texted back and forth last we can use this last week of John Wooten just beside himself now. He is devastated by this this development his point was that only one. GM Chris Grin Miami. Point out is use. John's word heartbreaking because it could start with the GM right a black GM of or of color could be more open minded to say to the owner. Hey listen this guy is really bring him in. Let me let me introduce him to you right. The conduit to the owner can be stronger. Iran have I don't know six or eight black. GM right right. We've had them around the league four or but all of a sudden there's a dearth to rape Barma with Barma within Cleveland. He'd Gone Rick Smith who I know very well be in Denver. He interviewed for The Washington. Ashington John Daniel Snyder said head coach could be a head coach. Basically general manager after the Washington like who are the head coaching after the draft. The General Mattis. Okay so sometimes there is group think or shink sheep among the owners because in the end they do want to win right. And if they're looking around the League league and that black head coaches really successful they say well I want one of those. I want to go that direction right well. There was one black head coach who started to have success late in the year ear and he happened to be allied with Chris. Clear in Miami and Brian Floors off the Patriots. Well they started out all time badge for about what seven seven games fifty. Nine seven opening renders and then they basically it felt like they turned the whole roster iside down which they needed to do and then all of a sudden the last nine games they go five and four they upset the eagles and then they went to foxborough and just basically ended the season. I thought for the new New England Patriots playoff teams right. Okay so all the sudden Brian floor floor with the help of Chris greer. They're having big success. It looks like it's headed in the right drug us us but it wasn't enough of a splash to create momentum through the hiring process and right because John Wooden again texted me back with so many names he said we have so many in the pipeline. Who already started with Eric? B Enemy and Chris Rock. I think Chris Shaw Bad Year on defense but when I watch him interviewed when I watch his body language. It's a stunt man he's he's got. CEO Written all over him. He looks like a commanding officer to me. There's not enough black head coaches skip. Because because you look you look at Mike McCarthy guest job he hires the guy that gave him his opportunity coordinator fifteen years ago so you see the circle. We'll skip once you become a head coach. What do you do you go to the combine? You go to say elbow you got your drake. He goes to the coaches meeting and Yada Yada Yada and to connect with the boom boom boom right right. So if I'm not in that Lou. How do I get into loops? Because a rid of staff they said eighty percent of the jobs are never posted so in other worth people get hired somebody a friend or family member is not what you know who you know There in live the roof. It does house so to finish John. Bruton's list of pipeline candidates being AMEE. Chris Rashard Robert Sala. He threw Jim Caldwell on his list. Is Jim Colwell was highly successful zestful. Jim called wheel lost his jaw. Going nine and seven in two years Matt Patricia has nine total win and he's still got a job now he goldwell still doesn't have another job he in four years. He went to the playoffs twice in the last year he went nine and seven and they said well you know we need to move in a different direction. uh-huh and the guy that's replaced has yet to win nine total games in two years. Do you still own a still on the clock. Okay Steve wilks got one shot in time. I'm one year in Arizona and he was gone. He's now the defensive coordinator in Cleveland which probably didn't help his cause this year that much but I don't hear his name no in Cleveland right right on the list. And then there's Terrel Austin who's young stripes potential star coach and John Wootton into his list with Marvin Lewis who he thinks deserves a second shy right. Okay so Jerry. Jones did observe in qualified for the Rooney rule by bringing in. I Marvin Lewis. I think Jerry was shrewd operating waiting there. Because he didn't pick a young like like Chris Rashard type interview him because of Jerry had interviewed a young potential upcoming head. Black coach right. There's more pressure on Jerry. What was wrong with right? What's the problem exactly? He went to Marvin Lewis because he thinks Marvin Lewis is kind of old news right right. He got his longtime time shot in Cincinnati. Listen I still think Marvin did a good job job seriously. Yes okay he went. Oh and seven in the playoffs but still it was Andy Dalton Alton you re you with covering the NFL and you remember what Cincinnati before. Marlene got there was John. Carter number one overall. You Got David Cleland with the fourth. The fourth picket. You got big day to day and Wilkerson purse around the second pick in the draft year after year after a year people. Forget what I know. Marvin didn't win a playoff game. But they weren't even getting close to the playoffs for Marvin got there. No so I was disappointed in Jerry because you know my heart Hartz. I'd love to see Jerry Jones higher black head coach and I think I probably won't live long enough or Jerry will live long enough to know.
Airplane Geeks Podcast
Text Message from Boeing Employes in 2016 Reveals Awareness of Deadly Problems in 737 Planes
"I item comes from the Washington Post this text messages show Boeing Employees New in two thousand sixteen of problems that turned deadly on these seven three seven Max there's a number of good articles on this John oster Our has one from the air current that's new document and seven three seven Max investigation point is to chaos and pressure in M s development so the continuing saga in two thousand sixteen there were some text messages from Boeing's at the time chief technical pilot for the seven three seven writing to another technical pilot and he said that the canoeing characteristics augmentation system the M CASS was engaging quote itself like crazy and he called the problem agreed Gis Soho these kinds of well seemingly damning e mails text messages and so forth I don't know Max I find these kind of difficult to interpret at times because it's it's kind of hard to tell it taken out of context and and also you know one employee will write to another employee in ways that they wouldn't if they knew that these we're going to be published in the wall Ashington Post to the New York Times yes and I think the thing that really makes this a little bit more damning as that he continued his tex-mex Pigeon said so I basically lied to the regulators parentheses unknowingly and I guess the reply was something along the lines of it wasn't ally no one told us that was the case I don't quite understand the second part of that the yes I think probably Boeing has their legal department has probably come out said no more text messaging stop stop you know we're obviously seeing that in other places in the news or text messages are now becoming you know quoted and so on and I think a lot of people just think hey it's a private conversation nobody but us are on this and it's like no folks that is stored sadly it is available for discovery and when the lawyer start looking for it they're gonNA fight it and I think they're just it's like social media you know tell folks kids don't publish stuff it's got to be the same thing it's like when you're texting make sure you texts very carefully that's right that's right many corporations actually have training on good email and now texting etiquette if you will or best practices in one of the things is it they'll tell you is don't say anything or put anything down on paper or write anything that you wouldn't want to see in the front page of the newspaper because one day that's exactly where it may turn up and it's not that you're being trained to cover something up it's just you need to think before you make statements that you figure will be kept private another aspect of this recent revelation he is that apparently Boeing knew about these but only just recently provided the to the FAA so they're a little bit displeased with Boeing for having waited waiting so long for these one of the article says that yes in a letter to Boeing's chief executive Dennis Muilenburg that the F. A. A. Administrator said I expect your explanation immediately so the phase not too happy with Boeing on this particular development. Well and the the you know the interesting thing is that they say that the tone was set early in the messages when the same gentleman texted I'm locked in my hotel room with an ice cold grey goose and I think we can assume he's not talking about a bird because I'll probably fire off a few inappropriate emails before I call it a night yeah no kidding and the person he was is a texting with said something about had he accomplished anything in the flight simulator quote or what is the normal chaos there in another one message was I'd ask for a job in sales just get paid to drink with customers and lie about how awesome our airplanes are like oh my gosh it's just not the stuff that you want to see in the front page of the newspaper no and it may just be horsing around I mean some of it not not all of it but it sure looks bad now apparently C. O. Dennis Muilenburg is meeting with directors and senior electives has we record this basically in San Antonio for a regularly scheduled board meeting in that's going to occur over the course of a couple of days here and I I don't know what we'll learn from that or what result from that we'll see if anything but that's but that's coming up but Muhlenberg is also scheduled to appear before Congress the House transportation infrastructure Berkshire Committee on October thirtieth so that's coming up in and there's also a Senate hearing that may take place on the twenty ninth or it may take place after the House hearing on the thirtieth this is all coming from anonymous sources people didn't want to commit to this because it's not really can firmed but this is what the reports are so that'll be another very interesting event you can bet the Congress people will have some very pointed questions for me Lemberg at those those hearings well I think the seven three seven Max story is the gift that just keeps on giving I mean if you're funny comedians would be using this every night on the news it's not funny it's really Kinda Sad I think points to a lot of you know kind of breakdowns at many points in the process certainly within Boeing and perhaps to some extent within the the FAA end. I really am optimistic that we're all going to be better for this I think the people said Oh well people want to fly the seven three seven Max well of course they will this'll be the safest plane in the sky time people get through this recertification process so you could make an argument that that's the only plan you should fly Sir certification is completely because presumably those planes will never ever crash again because they've been going over with a fine tooth comb so I think this is a a sad chapter in a long story with Boeing and hopefully they'll move on quickly to a new happier at chapter and continue with a long term success always had I hope so and of course the longer it goes on in the morning expensive gets there's a Bloomberg article that says that these delays and getting this plane into service of cost Boeing least get this eight point four billion dollars so I obviously as time goes on the cost keeps going up
Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe
Italian banks bear brunt of inconclusive election
"Loan growth you've got rising bond yields you've had a steep ning yield curve particularly if you look at the burned that's very good for for bank margins in particular and then you've set to which has been as furring under a huge white of a regulation over the last ten years and people are thinking is this coming to an end we've seen basel three we've seen so v and see to that's a huge amount of regulation to fro these companies are they coming out if a side do they have surplus capital which may be returned to the shareholders in one form or another what about the nonperforming loans issue i mean they're seen as key risks really greece ireland under not to mention it lean into harvard persistent problems in this area well it's something that we kontic no bodies certainly situation that is much better than that that we saw a couple of years ago so the proportion of nonperforming loans to other loans as certainly fallen but it is something that management still need to pay attention to it still restricts the amount of capital you can land but overall it is a much smaller issue than it was okay what about italian banks in particular i'm thinking of the italian election there have been concerns around you know we could government in place what will that mean for its lease voice in europe as europe is still trying to deal wave mp els again how significant risk other nonperforming loans in italy love people talk about how wealthy italy is you know on a pastoral level individual level versus the banks or nothing and it just go back to the italian elections first for that does outta and nothing laurent fence ashington the market you put that with tariffs that does mean that people have a heightened sense of risk because you have uncertainty about who will form the coalition and what the some of the policies are going to pay and obviously one of those policies will be the treatment of banks and amongst sat how how the and national bodies will deal with and pales what they dimond in terms of actions the other thing that tends to affect banks a time like this is the the brisk in the market the.