25 Burst results for "Avantis"
The Breakdown
Is Custodia a Sacrificial Lamb to the Fed's War on Crypto Banking?
"All right, so yesterday we closed the show on a fiery statement from kraken's Jesse Powell. I'm going to reread that tweet now. Jesse writes, I have a theory regulators let the bad guys get big and blow up because it serves their agenda. One destroy capital and resources in the crypto ecosystem. Two burn people in deter adoption, three give air cover to attack good actors. The bad guys are actually on side. Good guys are the enemy. If the bad guys can run long enough without blowing up, they might just kill the good guys for you. Bad guys operate with huge competitive advantages. They suck up users. Revenue, and venture capital that would have otherwise gone to good guys. Bad guys can always be jailed later. So today I want to dig a little bit more into what prompted this particular statement. And to do that, we need to talk about custodia bank. Custodia bank is a special purpose depository institution or SPDI in Wyoming. And has long had ambition to be a very different type of full reserve bank. The bank was originally called avanti and it was started by Caitlin long a few years ago. Now for much of its life it's been going through an onerous process to become part of the Federal Reserve system and get access to a Federal Reserve master account. A master account would give the ability to access wholesale payment systems from the fed without needing another bank as an intermediary. This is obviously hugely important to the development of the business model that they ultimately wanted to be in. Well, custodia was left waiting so long that last June they filed suit against the Federal Reserve, saying that it was unlawfully delaying their application. Custodia claimed that the fed's own paperwork says that a master account decision ordinarily takes 5 to 7 days. Meanwhile, by making custodial wait 19 months, the fed had quote clearly violated its one year statutory deadline. Still, another half year passed before the fed finally issued his decision. On January 27th of this year, of course, a couple months after the FTX collapse, the Federal Reserve announced their denial of custodial application to become part of the Federal Reserve system.
AP News Radio
Michigan's Howard suspended 5 games for Wisconsin melee
"The Big Ten Conference has suspended Michigan basketball coach John Howard for the final five games of the regular season and find Howard forty thousand dollars for hitting a Wisconsin assistant coach in the head after the Wolverines seventy seven sixty three loss to the badgers on Sunday the altercation began in the post game handshake line Howard later said he was upset that Wisconsin coach Greg Gard called a timeout with fifteen seconds left and his team leading by fifteen guard was fined ten thousand dollars for violating the conference's sportsmanship policy but he was not suspended the big ten also suspended three players Michigan's most of the Avanti and Terrence Williams the second and the Kobe beef of Wisconsin for
WTOP
"avantis" Discussed on WTOP
"From Jeff playbook The Dow lost 21 points Friday but the NASDAQ gained one and a half percent Despite a report earlier this week that said the economy lost jobs in January the Labor Department says 467,000 jobs were gained SeaWorld is reportedly in talks to buy the company that owns king's dominion SeaWorld already owns bush gardens Sushi restaurant raku is opening a fourth D.C. area restaurant This one's called raku gaki It's second in Bethesda Jeff claiborne WTF news And still I had on WTO pia grim number to report tonight The number of Americans who have died from COVID not topping 900,000 and also former vice president Pence rebuking his former boss over the upcoming election and breaking news locally a rebuke of the new governor and Virginia from school boards that sued saying they want to wear masks 7 55 Here's William Herod the chief technology officer for public sector attavanti on the discussion industry analysis sponsored by avanti I think one of the most interesting things was that even if we look at only 4% of the vulnerabilities in the CVE as being exploitable or having been exploited in the wild that's still amounts to hundreds several hundred potentially exploitable weaponized vulnerabilities Listen to the entire discussion on federal news network search avanti Avanti makes the everywhere workplace possible IT modernization in the federal government requires harnessing automation innovation security and emerging technologies avanti is a U.S. based software company providing a zero trust security approach to unified endpoint management Mobile device management risk based vulnerability and patch management along with enterprise service management solutions for both FedRAMP and on premise deployments For more information visit avanti dot com that's IV ant I dot com and follow us at go avanti Coming up early next hour on what is it that Apple has done that is going to cost Facebook about $10 billion but also has your privacy wrapped up in it and what you pay for products all involved will talk to a New York Times reporter at 8 ten Stay with us a while tonight 7 57 Being heavy was so hard I would get out of breath just by going up steps At a nova.
AP News Radio
Crosby hits 49-yarder after 3 misses, Packers top Bengals
"Mason Crosby missed three consecutive field goal attempts before nailing a forty nine yarder to give the Packers a twenty five twenty two victory at Cincinnati Crosby missed two in the final two twelve of regulation and again in O. T. before sending the Packers to their fourth straight win I just want to so badly come through there you know its it's what I do and it's you know it has had a couple go go bad there and you know so I was really happy that that lost Aaron Rodgers threw for three hundred forty four yards and two touchdowns with Avanti Adams grabbing eleven passes for two hundred six yards and a score jamarr chase had six receptions for one hundred fifty nine yards in a long TD for Cincinnati Joe burrow threw for two hundred eighty one yards two touchdowns and two interceptions on the ferry
The BBQ Central Show
"avantis" Discussed on The BBQ Central Show
"Celebrating over ten years and prolific unparalleled. Live fire barbecue and really talk and yes. It's still being done from cleveland ohio. You're listening to the barbecues central show. Hey welcome back. This portion being brought to you by smithfield dot com. You can get tips and tricks from championship. Pitmasters like chris. Lilley darren worth ernest avantis child's cridland mouth-watering recipes flavors and no artificial ingredients smithfield fresh pork quite simply some the finest pork money can buy a trusted choice of world championship pitmasters competitions and at home also like me. I used smithfield all the time. If you are committed cook smoking with smithfield dot com and report your first place finishes shoulder and ribs all right. We are back with saying the cooking guy and now we'll be talking about cooking with the cooking. Guide lists one second. Please detour one second. While you the one second please please exactly. We have to do something. Can we do a segment on one hundred percent. I guess i'll give you the behind the scenes. It's going to be everything. okay. I'll give you everything that malcolm does on his whatever he does after the fact thing that that scott in canada where he was from los. I just went to primo grills while you were talking about it. All right the last time. I heard you talking about it. I was in my car. I couldn't do that and i went now. I think they need to make a change to their Website go because i believe this oval shape as genius right. I really do but it is not obvious from their homepage. It is not obvious. Dad's one of the things that makes them stand out. So if i was you. Mr primo neck as i imagine there is i would I would play that part because that really sets them apart. All right duly noted. I'm taking notes. That i will and i'm not seeing that because look there's how many round ceramic cookers are there all of six thousand. What makes primo different. The shape and that is not self evident from their website. And it certainly not from a picture like that. Can you tell that. that's that's oval-shaped. I'm not necessarily not at all. You know i. This is what happens. I fall into me being a guy that just knows stuff and then right. Inherently i guess i would then also assume that if somebody's looking primo they would know that the different but that's not a good. Let me tell you something you know. I i operate under this. When i'm doing something on this show The youtube channel. I find. I repeat myself about certain things fairly often. But i do that. Because i know there's always new people or there's old people that haven't heard that. And i believe i teach much as entertained and you might watch mingo as a fucking idiot and what he isn't really know and he's not trained and none of that shit but i really do believe that i teach and i want people to know these things. So i find myself repeating. You can never assume that what you know other people. No i think the primo people assume that when you get to their site you're gonna know their stuff is oval. I think they need to work on that. Anyway i will send that no to nicb. Our he is a very diligent man. And i'm sure he will take it under advisement. You will probably see a complete site refreshing the next forty eight hours now. Let's talk about food so one of my favorite things and usually this is me showing my ass to steven reich lynn. Who has now become well-versed. Be going. I don't know about this. I don't know about that and show your ass. Even right clean. Is that a little personal. The so he's been on the show forever so he doesn't care and i think at first he was like wow. This guy is a complete idiot when it comes to palette and food experience there was probably like. Wow how refreshing that. After this many years he continues to tell me what an idiot he is. And maybe he just didn't have a great food experience after he got out of his house or whatever. The case may be well one of these things is this lamp. I didn't know jack about lamb other than this at very few points in my life my mom made my dad a leg of land. There was this weird green thing in a canister the sat off to the side of the plate had no interest in trying it. And this referring to are you referring to mint jelly gel right which is just on its head. Sounds vile like almost as bad as liquid smoke mint sexual lubricant its growth so horrid was never on my radar and then down at pitt. Barrel cookers Headquarters down there at nolan. Ambers house in louisville when they lived out there before they moved out to northern california a couple of years ago and we were there for volleyball tournament. He's like stay with us and he had kids still has kids but they were younger. Probably ten was the oldest. The other one was maybe eight and whatever and we were going to have dinner after the match. And i said what do we have and i flew in some steaks from snake river farms that we were going to be doing so donald mayan and he's like the kids wanted they they did something good and as a reward said. What do you want for dinner. And the kids said rack of lamb and like the little kids kind of kids. Are you raising. No rack of lamb. And he's like oh yeah they love. I said i've never had tastic. Well you've come to the right place. There's no better land than lamb cooked on a pit barrel and it's going to change your life so to save you the whole story. He cooks it. Takes a chop off to stick this in your mouth. It's going to change your life. And at that very moment i was like how in the fuck have i not had a lamb chop like this before. I've missed out on all these years. And now i've been actively trying to make up for lost time upsetting when you try something that you thought sucks or that has been cooked horribly for whatever the reason is and you're like oh my god. What an eye opening experience. I love lamb. I love it because it's different because it clearly is not chicken clearly it is not pork it is not be right it is. I hate to use the term. It is a little gamy but in the best sense ever. And i think a lot of people here gaming and they think game the polite word for bad for me and my little gamy which means it's not that great not that great. No it is so great and one of my favorite parts of lamb is the fat on the edge. I love i love fat on the edge of a rib by you know whatever but but The the the lamb is just so great so we made it recently. This you're bringing this up. We did not use mint. Jelly mentioned it. My father was a mint jelly fan. It's a horrible looking. I don't understand it but he loved it. It seems fake.
Breaking Beauty Podcast
"avantis" Discussed on Breaking Beauty Podcast
"Hey welcome back to breaking beauty podcast. It's september the leaves are getting a little crisper and are we having fun yet. Oh i think were definitely having fun. There's just so much going on and there's even so much going on today's episode earlene. We're gonna talk about some news first and then we actually have a very exciting interview with dermatologist. Today where we're talking all about. Sensitive skin versus sensitized skin But that comes with the cool air. We all know that before we get into all of that. I just wanna put a little request on our listeners radar and that is a little housekeeping job. If you don't mind we would love it. If you guys could find a minute or two to leave us a review on apple podcasts. Because you know we wouldn't podcasters if we didn't beg for review now and then so i feel like it's really important that we do that but honestly it really makes our days when we hear from you guys you can leave us five stars and reticent honest review about what you like or maybe what you'd like to see in future episodes and just wanted to take a minute to give that shadow because hadn't done so in a while. I asked if you guys were having fun yet. Because there's so much going on in september. There's so much excitement in the air. We've got fashion week at the time that we're recording this joe we just had the met. Gala and the vm as and. There's tiff in toronto. And like there's just so much going on and honestly i feel inspired like seeing the looks that are circulating and asked her grandma's just on fire. Right now yes. I'm laughing at la. La i feel like the whole summer. Always our pictures of grease people's new babies people's baby bumps like congrat- to everyone. But i kinda just over it like i it. Yeah the content. I wanna see and like we're finally starting to see like lot hayes even on people's instagram's because they can go to a coffee shop like i'm here for it but yes. I agree the hair and makeup artists. All these people that we follow on instagram. it's like their feeds are just popping off again and i can't get enough of it like i'm loving it. I feel so alive. -solutely we're not gonna talk too much about the met gala. Because i know that this episode is dropping like quite a bit later. I just have one thing to say. Though is megan fox morphing into deed. Avantis like i feel like she must have pictures of her on the inspiration. Where every time i hear i to do a double take what their faces a completely different. I think that whole like pinup style that she wore to the matt gala with the suicide bang and And the lips and her body is just really gotten sit. I personally was really inspired by all of the female athletes that were in attendance at the met gala and. I think that they're finally getting those moments to shine like. Simone biles was wearing a dress that weighed eighty pounds. Or something like that. And i feel like she probably does away much. More than that and yeah. We saw like naomi osaka and we saw a canadian. She's i'm like loving her right now. Leyla fernandez she was the runner up in the us open and she just have total blow up. Moment at the mcallen she was wearing this caroliina aurora dress. That was inspired by that. Iconic shot of venus and serena williams from decades ago now wearing that black and white dress in vogue. And i just feel like it's so amazing and meghan rappeneau with the purple hair. She's also shiseido ambassador now so just really great that we're seeing all of these different types of conic looks iconic women conic people serving up all of these beauty looks and you know it's just interesting to see all of these types of people go through the quote unquote hollywood machine and it actually reminded me of like a video that i was watching from tanks which of course is like tick talks big sister everybody loves chinks and she herself is kind of like morphing into a bit of a celebrity slash influence. Her like she got invited to every big party at new york fashion week. She's you know she's up the mikhail. She's like the one every brand wants to have on the front row rate l. and she's been reflecting a lot on she's like i'm fascinated when a real percent turns into a celebrity like that moment that it kind of changes transitions. Yeah yeah and so she was asking about the glam and how now. She's like addicted to glam. She hires hair and make up when she goes to a big shoot or she goes to vegas a weekend or new york and i just thought it was like such an astute observation. It's like i kinda saw it with these olympians and tennis stars. They got went through hollywood machine. And it's like damn like what. If i could go through that like. Wow we all looked so red carpet worthy like that. You know absolutely it takes a village. That's what we used to always say in the in the magazine days. Yep and a lot of spanks yeah or skims and speaking of new york fashion week. I know milan. Fashion week is starting today but have you been paying attention to any of the shows like new york london. I would just say thank you to all the front. Row editors who finally stopped filming the entire shows on their reels are other instagram stories. Like i just don't care like duct tape of content. I really don't care about. But i like seeing the behind the scenes i loved. Larry david he was front row at a show and he literally had ears plugged and was like covering his eyes wall. The models for may and i was like he's filming an episode of curb. Your enthusiasm like that does kind of mimic how. I feel sometimes watching when people would write like reams and reams of these models in these close with no contacts like. It just doesn't translate on instagram for me. Yeah but i do love that. All these hair makeup artists and people in the beauty have a chance to kind of flex their muscles again and show what they can do. And that i love. And that i am. Yeah erred by but do i care about what's going to be happening spring twenty twenty two. I can't say i do but yeah yeah. What do you think it's interesting because you were saying this to me. 'cause you know i've i mean i can't tell you. How many trend reports. I've produced that in the past that. Are you know times right after fashion week happens and looking forward to what will the trends be in the net. You know six months from now and you were saying. I just don't know how relevant that is anymore and i mean the fashion week calendar. Obviously this has been discussed so many times. But i they kind to have to do that for retailers because they need a certain amount of lead time before they can get it in stores and that's supposed to be the real reason for fashion week but when it comes to heroin makeup certainly..
Bleeding Green Nation
"avantis" Discussed on Bleeding Green Nation
"Touchdown flacco author touchdown and is wailing. It was so aggressive. I don't know what's wrong with me but it's going to happen again. I'm just warning. Everybody and i would request that. No one make fun of me. Just letting be and enjoy my time. I'll be there to get christie. Pre-game tailgates for parks so better. They lot or no. That's what i'm saying. Because i'll be excited. Everybody's gonna be raising. You'd better come k. Lot i will be there but are looking ahead to the actual game so positives coming out of week. One as well for the eagles. No major injuries knock on. It was a great week. One load management going on a little bit some load management happening with the philadelphia eagles. Which i don't necessarily hate especially literally season like heap. Everybody good My only thing about it is as long as they're getting enough reps in practice where their stamina is going to be good for later in the season will we need them to be in for the entire time. That's my only thing. But i mean i'm not sure they think that as well right I mean like guys. Like fletcher cox miles sanders brand. Graham lane johnson. Jason kelsey and darius slay all had just rest days so they've got rest wednesday full participants in thursday. And then we'll be. I assume friday as well and ready to go for sunday Avantis maddox was actually just added to the injury report yesterday with a knee issue of some kind. So let's hope that's okay marcus. Apps is still in concussion protocol. He was limited in practice. But it's trend. It appears that he's on track to play sunday. Which is good. Because rodney mcleod is still limited. It looks for him to play. I will say though when dickerson was a full participant in practice yesterday for the first time. Do you think because obviously his role that he's eventually going to take over jason calc- when he retires you think we'll see if he is healthy will see some from him or just the occasional. Fill in here in there. I don't think he's going to replace. Anyone is a starter. But i know but for injury. Yeah okay i do they. I mean the now. Do we trust everything. The eagles say. No they've also said they don't intend on having this as a redshirt year for him so when he was getting a lot of work in at right guard the other day. When i'm brandon brooks was in limit was limited in practice so they were kind of switching out on wraps there Unless someone is playing so aggressively bad but right now i mean even someone like say a marlow who's like really taken a couple of steps forward and has played really. Well i i like. There's no one that he's going to replace. Someone gets hurt but So eagles are looking good. Hopefully they continue to look good on the injury front san francisco not as much on their secondary is in trouble. They have two guys they just brought in to the active roster this week one from the practice squad one that they just signed two rookies and josh norman. Rip lost her. He most for the season lost their starting linebacker. A dray greenlaw for the season And there are other starting corner. Emmanuel moseley didn't practice on thursday. They have solely defensive players on their limited practice list. As well including eric armstead ed deport so against sissel her snicks year. Let's get that it my friend The it's they last week. I was just gonna say familiar scorgeous thirty. Three's at a nice They put up a forty piece last week over what it was against literally one of the worst teams in the nfl so bad they also i mean. They almost lost that game they gave up. What twenty four points in the second half or something. The last two minutes of the geen Note in the second half year right but they were losing or winning by twenty four in the last two minutes of the game gave up sixteen in that final. Two minutes. That about a stressful. Yep i mean jimmy. Garoppolo was was fine. Seventeen to twenty five hundred fourteen yards and a touchdown no no interceptions. But he lost a fumble As well as deebo samuel lost a fumble. You know what what could hurt you from the i. it's not jimmy garoppolo. That that frightens me. It's what the skill the guys can do. Once the ball is in their hands. Did you see that catch. Deebo samuel like. That's a phenomenal. Play that he made to get out in space and score on that seventy nine yard bomb like that's that's frightening and his speed deebo and i think obviously the most frightening parts of their offense coming into this week. I don't remember. Kim hurt last year when the eagles played in san fran. I'm pretty sure he was. Yes because i know he had injury issues last year. But i didn't remember he was there for that game or not or maybe just came back or something. Yeah or something like that. Yeah maybe got hurt during the i don't remember But he is one of the best if not the best tight end after the catch. So that's where he can hurt you. And we've seen how horrific the philadelphia eagles are when their linebackers are in coverage of tight. Ends especially now with some of these different looks that are being provided by jonathan gan. Let's let's hope that we don't have any nathan gerry situations.
Bleeding Green Nation
"avantis" Discussed on Bleeding Green Nation
"One defeating the atlanta falcons thirty to six. It was a strong debut for devante smith. The reigning heisman trophy winner caught a touchdown. In fact we saw touchdowns from a lot of first round rookie. Wide receiver is like. I said. we'll get to everything there Jalen hurts was impressive in his. You can't call it a debut but you know kind of true debut. I suppose that if you want to say carson wentz looking over him. I think there was a lot of positives to take away from philadelphia here. I do wonder if it's a bit of a mirage. I think atlanta looked like one of the worst teams in the nfl. I think we you know to be clear here. I have been higher on the eagles than most of the people here at the explanation. Nfl show i think they could finish high second in the nfc east and they look like a team that can beat up on the bad teams. Which is what they did. This is something you're supposed to do if you have a chance to be a good team. So good for the eagles. But the falcons holy crap. What a disaster. Yes i i looked at this game. And and this year ago was the two worst teams in the nfc east end or i should say the nfc and for for two of the worst teams in the nfc and because of that because of those results you saw the coaching changes right. One team look the same and the other. Look to have some juice and to me. That's the philadelphia. Eagles jalen hurts wasn't a marvelous day but he was competent. I really liked the connection that they've reestablished with avantis smith. You mentioned the touchdown. I thought this was cool. A fun twist. I read was that in the end zone at mercedes mercedes benz stadium. That's exactly where smith caught the championship. Winning pass in two thousand eighteen when alabama came back and beat georgia. That actually was a pass from to who. I'm sure we'll get to in a little bit here. And then you compare them to matt ryan and ryan had just one hundred sixty four yards. He was sacked three times. Kyle pitts who was advertised as this travis. Kelsey darren waller. George kill type of tight end from the gate. Did not really make a ton of noise in this game and because of that you start to wonder oh did atlanta make a mistake in potentially not going and getting a quarterback being a little fancy there and going and getting the tight end. A lot of young pieces looked really good for philly. One head coach. That's new started off really well and has a lot to build on and one needs to scramble here or else. A lot of people are going to start asking questions for a lot of different reasons. Yeah i think to your point. A lot of people know the tweets flying around here were atlanta. Really packed stun justin fields at the draft cockpits. You know we'll get to him as well but atlanta also passed on mack jones to pass copy. It's i mean. They didn't just pass on quarterback. They passed on several and bill and lance. Who both had touchdowns. Right i mean. Yeah i mean well now drafted lance. Now you're right. But i mean this and arthur smith said after the game and i know this is kind of coachspeak but said he didn't do a great job preparing this team for this game and just didn't sit right because to your point. Nick serianni. Did you know what i mean like. You're you just. This list really reeks of a bad situation for atlanta. And i really don't wanna take anything away from philly. I thought it was a great win. You mentioned the in zones at mercedes benz stadium that was actually an interesting component. To this dallas got caught a touchdown Kind of caught it landing on the ball and it was hard to tell whether or not he secured the catch underneath but he was wearing the green jersey. the end zone was painted black and mercedes benz. Stadium has some shadows that are cast it onto the field in this particular part of the end zone so it was. The shadow is the black endzone. Who was the dark green jersey. You really could not tell you know what the dark brown ball. Whether or not he caught it the touchdown stood at. It's not like there was a big swing in the game based on the final score but just an interesting wrinkle definitely very excited to see what the eagles look like Moving forward will see how they play against san francisco. And i think that's where a lot of eagles fans probably are at okay. We got the win. That's nice But how do we fare against a real more legitimate team and more established team. San francisco certainly fits that bill though we'll get to their game and how they almost blew it. Stock up.
The Sports Reporters
"avantis" Discussed on The Sports Reporters
"Sprint to the front of a college football season and just stay there the whole year maybe all this consolidation will help. Then they'll have to play in the super league and they'll develop some some rivalries that will may be caused them now and then to have a close game. I can't say that they were looking at somebody listed this the other day the talent they lost of off of last year's team okay. Wide receiver offense a flying a the first round of the nfl draft mack jones and on and on and on and here they are and here they are and i understand that to to evaluate greatness coach. You have to talk about their ability to recruit. I get that okay. But but the longer this goes on and the longer he keeps churning over players and continues to win savings the greatest football coach of all time in my opinion bella check will bardy you. Give me all those guys and then you look at what he's doing in real time in alabama. It's extraordinary oh yeah well i mean look to to make your point okay. Jalen waddell number six. Pick of the draft of patrick's ser tan number nine. Pick of the draft. Avantis smith number ten pick of the draft mack jones number fifteen pick of the draft alex leatherwork number seventeen picking the draft between number six and number seventeen. That's one two three four five players in in eleven picks from one team. And he come into that catholics. I simply recover from that. Can they no way they recover from that they take on a number fourteen. I mean miami was was top fifteen ranked number fourteen ranked forty four to thirteen. It didn't even look like they belong in the same building so You know. I know it's it's it's horrific per people who don't like nick sabin of which there are many nobody likes somebody who wins all the time anyhow and then sabin doesn't make an easier because he always looks like he's passing a gallstone or something in the and and and and he's not having fun but he's a phenomenal coach. That's a phenomenal program. They are recruiting machines and everybody wants to go there and as crazy as it seemed to say going into this thing do you think and this is not going to be a new part of the college football. Because do you think bryce young increased his marketability and potential advertising contracts with his three hundred forty four yard four touchdown opening performance. How many car dealerships are energy drinks. Were lining up to sign him up already. According to coach has a million bucks banked from a from the endorsement said he had before he ever took a snap of serious snap. And now we have this game under his belt. So you're going to be hearing these headlines all the time now in college football used to be like a monday they come with the rankings. Now they're gonna come out with by the way. Bryce young signed another gatorade dealer price sung side. That you're gonna you're gonna see this all over the college football landscape. It's not somebody who is up on the topic. Might actually think you're being facetious. When of course we all know you're telling the gospel truth and it is the new world and i. it's going to be fascinating to see how it unfolds and one of the things. I'm look i'm not looking forward to whatever you that'd be macabre but one of the things that i'm aware of i would be monitoring is the divisive effect. It's going to have on certain teams it's inevitable. It's absolutely inevitable howard. I liked to georgia bob and mitch. I mean i again In that in that conference going up eventually to get to where you wanna go. You gotta you know something to beat. Alabama you have to beat alabama. I mean i don't know jt daniels. Transfer is the quarterback. Now i i don't know if i'm going to see a better deep pence than i saw a from they completely dominated clemson two yards rushing. Mike i mean they were flying. They were flying around the field. Okay and but you know who knows what color going to do to them going forward. But when you look mitch when you look at the sec. I'm not even sure who the second best team is. I'm not even a i mean. I know there's depth. Okay but is there a mighty challenger. I guess it has to be georgia mississippi. Look good last night. Doesn't look like it's going to be. Lsu it's not going to be lsu to stop that game by the way that's just one second chip. Kelly is it possible he's finally figured it out at ucla. This pass well. Did you hear the the editor giron. Who is difficult to understand under normal circumstances. But he got into it with a fan about the sec- blew the sissy blue shirt that he was wearing. A fan was giving him a hard time. Whatever screaming so yell. Br it on and bring your ass down here with your sissy blue shirt and of course then. Ucla goes on to beat them. So now they have made a They've officially put out a t shirt that says sissy blue on it. I'm sure they're making a fortune off of it. But be careful what you say you should say that you know after the game not before it was a great line story in the new york times about the about our lsu. I apologize for not remember the name of the writer but he said that this was the the fans regard or cocoa. As the first coach. They've ever had who doesn't talk funny but you look at ucla. Okay you know. We've kinda been fascinated by the career of chip kelly. Okay who was the offensive guru when up there in the great northwest then he went to the eagles and on and on and on and on and it. Ucla has not mattered in college. Football for a long time. I just personally. I love watching this kid thompson robinson. Play a quarterback. And again that i i know. Lsu will figure it out but didn't you ucla look better. I think they just looked better on both sides of the ball. True it did. They could be. They could be legit. They could be. This could be a real turnaround season for them. And i think college football would like to have you think they'd like to have la in play at the end of the season when we get around to the tournament. Come on no question. I mean you can start thinking maybe it'll be real relevant to the ucla usc. Game be great. I'd look into it. Wouldn't be interesting although you know. We'll we'll see if they're amounts to whip but you were talking about sec rivals to alabama. What if lane kiffin actually puts together their at at all minutes. I mean he was on he was he was with saving for few years right. And you know as always been duly spelt laying. Who by the way wasn't at the game last by the way before we go any further college football again. We have shows you what a weekend. This was a reminder.
The Fives
"avantis" Discussed on The Fives
"To pick up. We're good yeah. You're so lucky too. Because like macaire middle of the day is maybe like the best time for you to like fly through security and get to your plane but if you had that flight like anytime a friday like if you had tried to book that thing like later in the evening or maybe first thing in the morning i mean you're missing. The flight was the two times it mccarron by far is the first thing in the morning because everybody tried to extend their trip to the very last minute on the night before and it's full of zombies basically or you're right late at night as it was like. Oh let's get up We're gonna party on the last night there but let's not take an early flight. Let's try and get up and want around a little bit and where off whatever hang we've got and then fly home. So i literally was. The luck is doing the planet That my one that. I always jerry my passport with me because i don't like leaving somewhere where it's not in my control. It was in my back. So i basically just grab that Grabbed a drink and jumping a cap. Well there are a lot of things that didn't make the list right. We talked about a bunch of stuff and there was some things that we wanted to put on there. Can you think of anything. That didn't make the list that you'd be looking forward to when the sun kicks off If anybody who has ever been with me on day one of the wsb on thinking maybe of people like Temperature avantis paul or seeing kevin matters andrew feldman few others. Maybe just woman who. I've worked with over the years I don't know if it's a tradition. Or if i'm just a sucker for this one of the worst places to eat is all american bar and grill november those guys but I've eaten there for far too long. So i don't really have opinion of most of the food but for whatever reason i have this stupid tradition of showing up there on. Whatever they get to the rio. I go there and eat wings. Nice you'll and you'll do that out. Yeah absolutely september thirtieth. That's the september twenty. Whenever get there. i'll be headed burgers bartenders. That have been there the entire time. And i swear they know my order For that first one. Yeah i i mean. I've i've spent playing time in that restaurant and i think always end up ordering breakfast. No matter what time of day it is. I think it's breakfast all day. They're wrong about that. So you there used to be. This was another andrew feldman memory. There used to be an overnight menu that included like things that weren't on the menu at any other time during the day and they have like french toast and i remember asking one of the bartenders. What's up with this menu because you can't get the student in the point and he's like our overnight. Cook likes to cook these things. So whenever i leave. When i believe the american broadway i'd like i feel like all my god so disgusting if you'll f- if they they're serving sizes in half and charged the same one. Their profit goes through roof but to. I don't think anybody notices. I don't think i can smash some wings. I don't finish the the pound of wings they send you because it's not go. I can't wait. And i think it's twelve wings. I wanna watch what what's not on. This was. I know we had a bunch that we we tried to get on their boat. What's i think i think for me..
Wealth Management Today
"avantis" Discussed on Wealth Management Today
"Healthcare expenses for most americans is the leading cause of bankruptcy in the country. And what it amazing that ninety five percent of the people in our survey do not have any idea how much they're going to spend on. Healthcare are the help financial adviser from to bring this 'cause right in front of their appliance. So they can plan their financial future with a lot more sanity than but doing today. After spending twenty years helping firms improve the technology of their startup companies. Been agarwal decided. He wanted to get into the game himself and launched his own startup. called avantis agarwal realized that there are huge. Gaps around lifetime healthcare expense information when comparing consumer's expectations versus popular studies and the actual costs. This became one of the driving forces behind on technology. I spoke to agarwal about how advisors can use his company's analysis to grow their practices. Why felt fidelity's healthcare expense. Data is totally wrong. And some of the biggest misconceptions that consumers and advisers have about healthcare expenses and a whole lot more on episode of the wolf tech today. podcast Come on and sit back..
Pop Culture Happy Hour
"avantis" Discussed on Pop Culture Happy Hour
"Welcome back joining us from her home in washington. Dc is days rosario. She's an executive producer at stitcher with the show. Celebrity book club with chelsea avantis and the distraction among others. Hey daisy hey glenn how's it going. It's going so. Let's get to it a wellington paranormal airs sundays on the cw and streams the following day on hbo. Max and even though we're only getting the first season of it now in the us in its native new zealand three seasons of the show of aired with four on the way so keep in mind that clement. Nypd started making wellington paranormal years before they started working on the american tv. Adaptation of what we do in the shadows for fx wellington stars. Karen o'leary as officer o'leary and mike minogue as officer wait for it minogue to largely clueless willington cops who get drafted into the top secret but low rent. Paranormal division of the wellington police force led by their true believing sergeant played by mockup poet to as a very cops like documentary crew follows them around o'leary and minogue periodically turned to the camera to bloviate in very officious weighs about public safety and the dangers of recreational drugs while behind them ghosts and zombies and aliens and vampires literally get away with murder. Daisy our lugging wellington paranormal. I mean it's just fun like in a time where everything is so stressful..
GSMC Fantasy Football Podcast
"avantis" Discussed on GSMC Fantasy Football Podcast
"I don't think there's really going to be an issue with that. So kind of going onto other things that have been going on in the nfl. Along with the things that i just brought up and how it's going to you know impact fantasy also fred warner the inside linebacker middle linebacker for the forty niners. He got an extension so good for him. I expect the forty niners defense. If there are full strength to be a top defense once again and definitely going to be one of the first defenses taken off the board in fantasy so another thing that i wanted to get into so now it seems that zach efforts will remain with the eagles for the upcoming season. And that's something. That is very interesting because it really seemed like he was on his way out you know. He was very emotional. After the eagles finale against washington and you know he was taken it all and he was one of the i think he was the last player that was on the field last year and now it seems like he's staying. You know the eagles. I guess just couldn't you know find a trade for him I think the bills were possible destination but it just it. Didn't it didn't happen so it seems like he's going to stay with the eagles now. If that's the case what does his fantasy value. I the thing is i don't really know i mean i think. Of course he's still going to get drafted. I believe. I think he's going to be stowed away on benches particularly in deeper leagues. But you know what do you do it soccer. It's i mean. I don't really know i think you probably have to stick with dallas goddard. Dow's goddard was the better tight end last year. Zakar it's coming off of twenty nine thousand nine season where he was absolutely fantastic and now you know last year really was not that good dealt with injuries and then of course you had the qb chain carson. Wentz jalen hurts. You know making the switch from that you know. So what's what's The fantasies you know value for zakar. It's i don't really know. I mean i definitely think that people are still going to draft him. But i think it's important not to reach for him because you know he's coming office season in which he really was not that good. He was not that productive. I mean if he's healthy. You know. I mean i like the two tight end set with him and goddard. I mean that is a good combination but right now i don't think it's fantasy values that high and it's definitely something that you know. Fantasy people are going to have to make a decision if they're going to want to take a chance on them. I mean again. I i think in terms of debt per depth purposes. It is definitely a nice move but again you don't want to reach on him but you know i it's gonna be a tough situation you know with zakar. It's i i think he's still somebody kinda want to avoid. I mean there's not a lot of weapons on this eagles offense. So i definitely think that the tight ends are going to play a very important role during the season. I mean obviously. The eagles did drift avantis smith. You know when they do have some decent wide receivers. But i don't think they're guys that are going to particularly be fantasy options. You know that you're gonna wanna start your lineup every single week you know so. We'll have to see how the eagles you know handle this situation. I mean of course. Earth is going to get playing time you know. There's no question about that. it's just is he gonna be productive And the answer. Is i really don't know i have no idea what is going to happen. I mean i expect him to do better of course than last year if he is healthy. But you know it's a tough situation. We'll have to see how that plays out. And then i guess one more thing that i wanted to touch upon that..
The Culture Soup Podcast
"avantis" Discussed on The Culture Soup Podcast
"The i love right well and you know they're showing up and being in spaces and be your authentic black self but then there's also doing the work you wanna talk about. What you doing with the denise grace foundation. I think is fascinating. I think it speaks to exactly what we've been talking about about the denise grace foundation what we we know that an and with this particular this rebirth that we're we're seeing happened all around the globe particularly in america where people are really focused on diversity on equity on inclusion that we uncover and we shine the spotlight on those who have been systematically and traditionally left out of the story. So what. We're doing with the denise grace foundation is that we're telling those stories of great american heroes that we never learned about People never learned about that why people never learned about those stories. You know we just had him back in may thirty first. We just have this story about the tulsa race Mascot right one hundred years people didn't know about it right. You know people didn't know about it. we've seen the birth of loss of organizations. That are there's a wonderful woman by the name of hamid drake. Who's doing something called the unknown project and again it's about celebrating. Those great americans who have traditionally been left out of the story so we are going through the lens of music with the denise grace foundation so we look at somebody let who has served as inspiration for us and that is mary. Cardwell dawson hard. World awesome wanted to be an opera singer and so she graduate from the new england conservatory. Which is my alma mater. Nine hundred and five. She graduated as a double degree with voice with piano. Now took our longtime to get that degree because you know they difficult they were making it possible and would hoping that she would quit so by the time she graduates. She was thirty years old because they just kept giving her. They'll move finish line. He moved the goalposts throw. You can't do that anyway. Whatever she finished and then she wanted to get hired as an opposite would hire how so. She decided that she would create our own company. Like you've done. Look i've done. Yes seen so many wonderful mighty women due to say we'd look and see where there's a problem and how we're gonna six that problem right and if it doesn't exist and we will fill in that void. So she she created the national negro opera company Which is a building that stance is an old victorian home. The stands in pittsburgh still standing. Today it was the longest running the most successful run by this black woman. And what she did was. She gave jobs to over eighteen hundred singers. Just singers alone k then. She hired orchestras designers conductors. And the directors and all those people and then she had to find venues for them to perform all over the world and cheat all over the united states and she. She had chapters in cleveland in chicago in new york in baltimore in washington. Dc personal she created these national negro opera companies to give an opportunity to celebrate black. A artistry from these fantastic artists who were otherwise not getting higher and clearly just because of the color of their skin so then she also taught music says she taught she taught voice and she took piano and she taught languages and she starts stage direction and she had she taught over six hundred kids music. Right one of which was robert mcferrin. The father of bobby mixer amal jamal just pianist. Who still is alive today. Every ride all these ventured launched the careers of lillian avantis. She launched career of so many incredible people. And then this place this wonderful monument which still stands in pittsburgh today which we at the denise grace foundation are raising money for original wariness about to get this place rebuilt because it's nearly dilapidated. still standing. Some advancing has been declared since one thousand nine hundred four the number one on the endangered monuments list. So the young the historic preservation society. It is protected because it is a national monument but this place was also an access house in a safe house. So when jazz greats giants like like lena horne like count. Basie sarah vaughan like all these people would come. That was during the time of segregation. They had no place to stay on the tour. It would stay at the opera house. That's amazing that is amazing. So and but this is she's been called the first lady of opera and nobody knows nobody knows about her and they're hidden figure in another big. We're concerned with that. The denise grace foundation we are an organization that's about hidden figures about great american heroes know about bringing those stories to the public through the research through our programs through getting into getting educational model modules into the public schools into the music conservatories of schools of music. All kinds of things like that. And that's what we're doing. That's amazing and this conversation with you and one of your leaders of the organization ronald t smith. It was an awesome conversation and one of the things he drew out. And you brought this parallel out just into so much of what we're doing is parallel. And what miss mary did with. The opera house was away to say. I'll just include myself. I love that is what we have to do sometimes. It's exactly what you have to do because again again. If this is being controlled the wave of the country has been unfolding has been under you. Know a white dominance then. They're not going to see that they're not going to know that on until they do and i think that what's happening now is that we're seeing people who are as as we said earlier authentically sincere about wanting to make this country more equitable more inclusive more diverse and reflect who we are american experiment that we are an amalgamation of all kinds of different color and back is strain and is our beauty. Is that so many different voices and so many different perspectives and that we can find a way to use this to advance us. Forward as a nation absolutely denise. What's coming up for you for the foundation. What do people need to know. So what's coming up for me. Which i'm incredibly excited about. We were just talking about our foundation and mirror. Club will dawson I am doing the musical either. It's called a play with music. Okay about the life of mary cocoa dawson. And that's going this summer Debuted at glimmer glass music festival in cooperstown where the baseball hall of famous Um.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"avantis" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Prove to be right. I base and barack you had. I believe greg vermont. You believe germont as top ten pound for pound correct. So do i. That's nuts because accomplishments top tennis for accomplishments. You if you prove yourself to get inside the top ten not what you look like against vastly inferior points and we can talk about leo cruz right. Now if you want to leo. Santa cruz was excellent at one. Twenty two highly accomplished at one twenty six had done virtually nothing at one. Thirty did not didn't have power 126 anyway definitely didn't have power at one thirty the fight before he faced your day davis that was a wilder underground for that. He looked washed. He looked completely washed. And if you ask people around leo that was basically a cash-out moment. Let's take advantage of leo's name and give him to dramatic davis tremendous matchmaking. I give them. I give the the people that mayweather promotions almond credit tremendous matching up at this point. But don't tell me that leo. Santa cruz was a quality win because of everything. He's done three pounds three weight. Classes under was carl frampton. Some kind of quality win for journal herring. He was basically at one twenty two fighting at one thirty these weight classes do matter guys and fighting guys outside your weight class has to be factored into the conversation is literally four pounds. It is medics and call is now. Frampton is a great fighter. he outbox called phantom. He probably would have been undefeated. Going into devante davis if you didn't have his father being sick on his mind the first time before california. But we have. The laura's is a very very proven three division champ. Any outbox at the is. You don't have to have power to be a good fighter and i have powered. You have to have power to keep guys. Wait for another bad fight. You could still be a good fighter. We can't downplay guys moving up if they lose. They don't perform because when guys they do. Well we praise them. I mean you're not going to always be successful moving up. It doesn't mean it's not a good win in this. This devante davis i mean look. I don't agree to be more dominant that kennel. I do agree. He's one of the top dominant fighters in the world. Because i think you can dominate. Somebody without knocking them. Out and connecticut has been dominant but i put them right up there with camello and crawford in terms of being a killer entering being dominant in a sense where he he's the boss in that ring regarding who who's in front of him. I mean. look. Chris tell me this. What guy at one thirty or one thirty five would you put your house on the beach. Avantis davis right up. Who are you one hundred percent. Shore that jehovah cannot be..
Rob Has a Podcast
"avantis" Discussed on Rob Has a Podcast
"To go his own route. You could assault completely different outcome. I think he seemed like a character. That wasn't the avantis says game. These were going to be changing and moving. And i feel like the minute that this all happened. You try to fix it right then and there. But he couldn't he had no idea what to do. And i don't know if like his look at who is allies. Were like alec literally gets the poor guy gets a dodo edit right like every how many times have we seen now. His face that tribal. Oh god yeah and for those listening robbed alley maze but seriously you know. They're not even know. Worse posted it on instagram flow. But honestly yeah. And and i will say rob that i think the edited is actually a little messy because read. Is i think the one working a little bit harder and smarter. And then jacqueline is working much smarter than i feel john is john is still getting majority of the edit as well until i think mid way merge and then i really think it switches to jacqueline and jonathan given the like he'll fool at it well one more thing that really you know as a stick to plan now read is complete like natalie tells john mitch to play his idol and that whole plan goes up west nail goes out and so now it's basically read has been exposed. That's it for him. But somehow he gets left back at camp with jacqueline and alec and keith nail and he works his way back in he wins jacqueline over. And says can't you see missy and baylor and natalie are going to the final three. She's like oh my god all right. That's it you're right read. I'm let me let me just talk to john. And we're good. And then john and jacqueline getting a fight and hockey to each other and read is like hey like it. My girlfriend's not talking to me. So i didn't know about what he's survivor by was watching of love island show. I was watching because.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"avantis" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
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Potentieel Goud
"avantis" Discussed on Potentieel Goud
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Book Club with Julia and Victoria
"avantis" Discussed on Book Club with Julia and Victoria
"He came up with the plot as a bedtime story for his son. Haley which i love. Because i feel so many great urban spokes out there started as bedtime. Stories yeah and it's just really sweet His son at the time was going through the process of testing for different learning disabilities. He was struggling with reading in school. And so we'll get into that more but riot in include elements of percy's character inexperienced having adhd and dyslexia see. The book really took off and became the first in the part series. Percy jackson the libyan's at ashley mentioned. He's since saga follow up series as well as additional series on egyptian with north mythology. He started the thirty nine clues series. tut about but it seems to be series written by a lot of big names in the why a world all contributing to that and then he also helped launch with disney. An imprint called required presents and these are a novels in series about different mythologies And they are written by a variety of author so he kind of helps with the editing and kind of puts his name behind a but it's by other authors and so there's three in that so far rush chuck. She wrote arshad in the end of time which explores hindu mythology the tortilla song by jennifer avantis About a boy new mexico realizing that he is a mayan devalued and then one. I think you will particularly like joya just because the premise is wonderful a haggen dragon pearl by yoon holly which the premise in a quoting on the website now cream fox.
Fight Boyz: A Pro-Wrestling Podcast
"avantis" Discussed on Fight Boyz: A Pro-Wrestling Podcast
"And that's how goldberg broke his neck exactly and then came around ended the businesses all right. Let's good wrestling because eight. W we'll get into last week. Say w because we did skip a week. But we'll get into that. In a few. Because i don't wanna cry this early in the show but this week's looked apparently very fucking baller a lot of advertisement for the big show for the big big the go pick show not the big show the go pick show scotty very different things. I'm sorry that guy only plastered that shit over all the railing. Their rings skirt. I'm surprised like they didn't have it on the back. Tony avantis jackie. I'm sorry you're right. it's the go. Big show show is what they were. Advertising now on net flicks. You've got the updated title because they updated the old bird they Retired the old version along with brody and yet the new one looks phenomenal. It's a black belt. Which i think adds so much to. The red really was a little rough but they made it work. Yeah i thought it looked cool. I actually watched all of dynamite this week and i'm the only one who watched dynamite this week. This is a fucking unicord. the a. you're the only one i don't have cable. I can't watch actually found. My friend logged into his youtube tv account. So i technically have cable now. How was there's one thing from this. Show everybody's talking about blake. How was snoop dogg. Snoop do good. 'cause i did see his little. His little timid splash like what you would do to your brother. This fucking whole areas dog especially because it looked like snoop interrupted the spot. And it's like no ma'am doing this. I know how to fall in love. Pfizer i'm snoop dogg. And he did like. That is exactly what i would expect a person who's not like a celebrity. Who's not a wrestler to do. If they did a splash just fought long and snoop did. It was so great so it was so great to the point. That sashi responded to that clip on twitter and said we got work on this..
The Crime Cafe
Interview with Thriller Writer Avanti Centrae: S. 6, Ep. 13 - burst 02
"Tell us about the van ops series you've been compared to authors like hand brown and clive tessler so action packed. Might be a good word for it. Yeah action packed. Yes a lot of readers have said. They're literally glued to the edge of their seats. I've had people tell me. They are holding their breath and and that's fantastic. Yeah the other two authors that. I'm often compared to our james rollins and steve berry. So it's small smart pulp fiction. It's filled with intrigue in history and science and mystery kind of all wrapped up in a nonstop action package. Yeah i was gonna say I started writing down what your book was like the first one that i said like a travel guide with an adventure story plus mysticism mystery artifact hunting and spycraft. Pretty much encapsulates it. Yeah there's always overachiever. Yeah i've always been an overachiever. And yeah i. I like to Provide readers with their money's worth as i'm a reader to and i like books that are richly textured with characters that jump off the page. You know and And i've always enjoyed History and and traveling and cruising to places around the world and wanted to include all of that in my books. Well you've done very well with that. I mean you've done a great job. Because the same way i was kind of on the edges might see reading your there. And you're protagonist is medi. Who is nike no expert. I thought that was really cool. What inspired you create this particular character. Yeah that's an insightful question. Debbie and i also liked erica johnson. In in your. Yeah i read. I just read damaged goods and really enjoyed her to matty They they both meditate. Actually it was kind of interested to see that Your character is dealing with some deep emotional stuff and uses meditation as a way to to deal with that and matty's got a little bit more of a pedestrian background than erica does so matty has been an app designer for her job She was an almost olympic athlete. So she's got some physical skills and since high school. She's enjoyed akito. And the reason that i chose akito is because i see a lot of books in our genre where the protagonist is almost callous. Oh and bang ahead to shoot somebody again. Oh well well. I wanted somebody. That will is more morally conflicted about having to use violence. And i thought what's a better conflict because great stories all about great conflict right so what's better than having somebody who is morally opposed to violence being shot at by russian snipers i thought that would be a wonderful setup and and it turned out really good. The theme of that whole first book is is around. You know violence enforce and what's appropriate to us and what's in our culture so i also like having you know bigger themes in my work to yeah fun to explore.
Let's Talk Bitcoin!
Paypal, Banks and Real Life Infrastructure Inversion
"When the hit reactions were dramatic CEO of Wyoming based Avantis Bank and passed on the showcase on long tweeted game on USOC sees announcement that it's following Wyoming allowing national banks to custody digital assets is great news for Crypto long-overdue, and hopefully we'll help the US regain ground. It lost to other developed world countries by dilly dallying for so long winters, equal customers and crypto venture capitalists. This will spur emanate boom as us. Banks acquired digital asset custodians, and that was only the first two of her twenty four tweet storm on the topic link in the show notes for those who missed it. In other parts legal mind mark, Coyne hoarder, and passed on the show Preston Burn tweeted I've never been more bullish on crypto today crypto lending, and saving maybe how the payment of interest becomes thing. Again, thanks are desperate for yield the faster they move the more market share there will obtain lawyers and bankers are definitely excited. But why does this matter and what is it mean? Jonathan let's start with you today. Well looking at it from my perspective of someone who's tried to do startups in the for some time, the largest filter that is a had versus half not versus based on the technical or Business Acumen. Or Merit of your company is to do with getting a bank account and keeping a bank account and being able to even have customers in every state I mean the whole point about the bit license was the fact that banks were refusing to service customers of people running crypto startups. So what this does if? The executions being the statement says it is is it means that we're going to enter an age where crypto startup can actually have a bank account in America and actually be serviced and not just be a crock in or a Gemini or Aucoin base, but actually be three people you know asking for bank services. So you know the government tends to break your legs and then ask you to thank it when it gives you a crunch and it's really glad to see that at least now, they're giving entrepreneurs a crutch. Because like spin broken for a very long time hang on. I'm a bit confused here because this regulation is about freeing up the ability of banks to directly custody Crypto, and at least what you're saying seems to be more about whether banks are allowed to extend. Fiat. King Services to crypto companies why do you think the two are related one of the purposes? As to why money transmitter licences became such a big deal for crypto services is that the act of transmitting your token your value instrument is itself currency or is considered a value transfer, and so banks would onboard in dollar terms the ability for people to get crypto. But if you actually wanted to engage in crypto related services with Crypto you yourself had to. Take. That on, get a custodial and become a money services business because there weren't any financial service providers that would do that for you, and so there are a lot of projects that I know of that have lodged. That are in existence that can't even deliver the tokens to their system to people because they're waiting for money transmitter licences because the act of. Giving it to their customers would be considered money transmission, and so I think that we become so blinded to think that banking means crypto banking for crypto means the dirty Fiat side of it and not the awesome crypto side of it and a lot of the crypto related activities now can be done natively by a bank, which means that as a small startup. Become a bank. I don't have to become a crack in order to be able to do trivial thing I wanted to do with bitcoin or a colored coins. So I, just want echo that on the one side our experience on the show with trying to have a bank account. Well, we've actually been d platform because the word bitcoin is in the name right and that was for a while fairly controversial, and then on the other side of things, the work that I did with token Lee we often found ourselves without the ability to have a credit card processor because even the. Idea of touching tokens that were non speculative in nature that did not have prices that could appreciate. Well, that was still something that was on the other side of we know what we're talking about right and so you had banks that were just wildly uncomfortable with this and even the high risk tolerant ones you know the ones that specialize in dealing with really kinda sketchy applications, even those oftentimes wouldn't deal with noncontroversial uses of. Tokens and sort of anyway. So just the clarity that. So long as a company is following, the law banks can interact with them that I think is a pretty major statement and a major change from the way the banks have at least behave to this point. We'll see if they actually do anything differently with it but I think again, we're going to talk a little bit later about kind of the pay pal announcement and Sort of this shift that we've gone through where Crypto was on the one hand kind of in the very early days, people would adopted or companies would adopt it and get kind of an earned press boost, and then that went away for a while as things got boring. Now we're kind of on the entire other side of that curve, but we're going to have that conversation for just a little
Unconfirmed: Insights and Analysis From the Top Minds in Crypto
How Avanti Will Be a 'Not Your Keys, Not Your Coins' Bank
"One other question. When as he was. Who Do you expect your customers to be well for Vanity? We're going after the institutional market there are a couple of others that are hanging around the hoop and Wyoming who are going after the retail market. And we hope to be able to do some things with them if we all make it through the process and get our licenses. But there wasn't anybody stepping up for the institutional market which is where I saw a need in particular. The best example is the universities that would like to receive digital asset gifts from alumni but are not in a position to accept them because there isn't a third party that's willing to work with them to provide the services that they need for example under an in in the US under the custody rule. Asset managers are required by law to have a third party store their assets that the the management of the assets has to be separated from the custody of the assets and again the big custodians are FDIC insured banks so as a result were in that catch twenty two where there was a log jam that needed to be broken. And so I was GonNa ask you like who your competitors would be but I realized in a way. Maybe it's set your sort of forming a new category. Or would you say like are you 'cause Gascoyne base does serve some institutions right with Coyne? He's custody and stuff like that. Sure source her. I think the difference is the definition of institution. There are a lot of folks in the crypto world who look at You know small. Twenty five million dollar Crypto Fund and say. That's an institution and technically it is. But what I'm looking at is the markets that I came from earlier in my career. The Pension Funds Endowments Foundations Sovereign Wealth Funds. These are the really big money. Investors for whom the ASSET CLASS UP UNTIL. This point has actually just been too small and not investable will. Now we're getting to the point where it to the extent that Bitcoin does continue to go up. It becomes a bigger asset class. It starts to become too big to ignore and then they start looking around and saying where's the infrastructure. One of the other points that that I've noticed is that the the institutional infrastructure in this market isn't ready for primetime with these very big traditional big asset owner institutions again. It's more more aimed at the the smaller. More risk risk-taking institutions like hedge funds or small small funds that already exist and most most folks when they say there are institutions in Crypto. That's what they mean again. The big guys really are not there. They have a much much much higher standard of professionalism that they require and when I looked around at the folks that are that are that are serving the institutional market right now first of all their trust companies from a regulatory perspective and there are two issues with trust companies for the big big investors. One is that they're not directly connected to the Fed because they're not banks and there's a reason why stay straight and Bank of New York you know in the securities industry are banks. They're connected to the Fed and that's what the institutions WanNa see And then the other is that the the trust companies are that you don't know what your status in bankruptcy is and again. This is another one of the reasons why the banks win from a regulatory perspective. But there's a there's also another issue that I I started looking at the terms and conditions of the folks that are serving the quote unquote the institutional market right now and it is it to be honest in in some cases it's a joke There there's one that serving the institutional market that defines bitcoin as quote a digital asset. If they all of a sudden wake up and decide that bitcoin suddenly bitcoin cash and the customers go to sue them. They would have no claim in court because the contract was so vaguely drafted. There was really nothing promised. The four policy is another one where I was looking at one again institutional firm and the Ford Policy said that they had in their sole discretion the ability to follow a fork. If any and again what's the legal legally enforceable promise in the language there there's nothing So when when an institutional attorney and again I'm talking about a pension fund type of attorney starts looking at the terms and conditions in the contract. They're they're going to say look that that's not even close to the standards that I need. And lastly there's another piece of this you alluded to it in in your question. Why Oh Ming defined the status of digital assets under Wyoming's commercial law. We're the only state to have done that. And that would therefore the only state that would be allowed to start a bank because you have to know what the status of those assets would be in in a legal dispute again. This gets back to institutions needing to have clear clear rights and obligations in the transactions. And if you don't know what the status of the asset classes in a legal dispute. You're taking a lot of risk that a judge is is Is is going to determine a lawsuit you rather than in your favor and institutions. Just can't take that risk they also can't take the bankruptcy risk and again if a judge doesn't know what the exact status of the assets are under the law. Then then you don't know what your outcome is going to be in bankruptcy so all these things are important building blocks that had to get put in place before we really go prime time.
Weekend Edition Saturday
Iran now using advanced centrifuges, violating nuclear deal
"Iran says it's begun injecting uranium gas into advanced centrifuges announcement today the latest violation of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement and peers Peter Kenyon sister on more as time is running out to save that record numbers come Avanti with Iran's atomic energy organization said around stockpile of enriched nuclear fuel is growing and the time is drawing near when Tehran will face a full withdrawal from the deal president trump withdrew the US from the agreement and reimpose sanctions on Iran over the objections of all the other signatories to the deal the acting head of the UN's nuclear watchdog agency is due in Tehran tomorrow to meet with Iranian officials the agency says it has inspectors on the ground who will look into today's announcement by
The Phil Valentine Show
Novartis paid Trump lawyer's firm $1.2 million for advice
"He's driving the gravy train is only going thirty miles an hour muddies right at the helm bumps and kim so hot will have the refreshments yes she's dancing actually uphold in one of these well they have nothing else in there so they have like a subway pole is what it is so basically what they're doing and this is a subway that he's got you know and it just goes and kim kim so hot dances around the subway poll you know the one you hang onto when you get on yeah by the way the sticking bag carried by a hobo is called a bendel thank you bob in pensacola appreciate the bomb i knew i knew something i knew i knew something oh we got another update on one of our means with uncle phil's new photograph and at the top it says leave smarter and the bottom of the phil valentine show so people have gotten they've gotten a halt of the new slogan at eight now let's get back to the other hot stories of the day stormies lawyer says it's trump's lawyer you know cohen got five hundred thousand dollars from a russian oligarch viktor vex silverberg michael avantis provided no documentation for his claims which he posted on twitter but nbc news of course reporting nonetheless he also detailed other transactions he said were suspicious including deposits from drug giant novartis is it novartis and the state run korea aerospace industries and at and t why is it suspicious that he gets money from at and t he may be a lawyer doing lawyer work for eighteen thirty or the korea airspace aerospace industries novartis is it novartis i mean if i'm mispronouncing their name i apologize that's you know they confirmed that they had paid cohen's company essential consultants and said special counsel robert muller had inquired about the arrangement in november at and t also confirmed a paid cohen's company for insights into the trump administration stormies lawyer claims made in the dossier posted on the twitter could suggest a new dimension.