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WGN Radio
"badminton" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Supposing that they push their agenda. It went to the court and the court says that you can't exclude them. What's your opinion of that? All right, there you go. All right, thank you for your call, sir. I tried my best. All right, pat in northern Michigan. One more shot. Same topic. Good evening. Well, it just seems to me that courts have been playing badminton with a birdie that doesn't exist. There is never a mention in the constitution, the Bill of Rights, the Declaration of Independence or anything else about separation of church and state that came from a letter from Jefferson, I believe, to Adams and the early 1800s. Actually, it was a letter to the baptist convention. I think in Connecticut, but yeah, I think you raise a good point. Carrie severino president of judicial crisis network. What would you like to say regarding the caller's opinions? I think that's a great point. I mean, court is tasked with interpreting the language that's in the constitution. And this is what justice. Sotomayor was complaining about your undermining this whole concept of separation of church and state. Well, that's not the language that's in the constitution. The language that's in the constitution says that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion. So there's a difference between establishing a religion and trying to create this notion of separation of church and state that some founding fathers clearly were interested in, but that's not what the constitution says. And so the court needs to confine itself to looking at what the language is there and interpret that and would that have encompassed something like saying, if you were helping to give people money that they then freely chose to use at religious versus public or secular private schools, is that an establishment of religion, there's no way that any founding father would have understood that. This is a time when we had states that literally had a state religion. That's within that by established religion. It's a very different concept. Okay, perfect. So moving on from that, I'd like to get your prognostication as much as you'll engage in that with respect to these other cases that are on the docket that everybody's waiting for. And I've read that we're going to find out about the impact of the Casey case and the other pending case with respect to roe versus wade being overturned through somebody hitting a button and email going out and maybe like a wire to the press, but there won't be an actual process of them coming from behind the red curtain and actually going through the final opinion and the descent. Does that accurate? Yeah, it used to be that they would sit in the courtroom and they would announce the decision they would read like a summary of it. From the bench. That hasn't happened since COVID for any decision. So this is not the only one. Not many people were ever there for them anyway, but for big cases like this, you would have people who'd want to be in the courtroom to hear it as it were from the horse's mouth. But unfortunately, that's not. We're only can watch it online basically. And you just see them released in the website. All right. And tell me, what do you think is going to happen in these cases that remain? What are your thoughts? What are the cases and weigh in on those? Well, you know, there's a dozen or so cases left. However, the big ones we're watching are, of course, the jobs abortion case. That's the one where we have a leaked opinion. I think at the end of the day, we're going to see something very similar to what the leaked opinion is. That was Alito's opinion for 5 justices that would overturn roe and Casey, those aren't following the constitution and then say, you know what? The issue abortion, not address the constitution, therefore it gets addressed by the legislatures. So that means state legislatures and in some cases the federal legislature could have a role in that as well. The other big cases that were waiting for, we've got one dealing with the Second Amendment issue coming out of New York State where people were effectively prohibited from carrying a gun out of their home in almost any circumstance. They couldn't open carry, and unless you had a specific threat against your life, you couldn't get a concealed carry permit. So you were basically limited to your right to bear arms is really more right to keep arms at home, but not really to bear them outside if you felt like you were in a dangerous neighborhood or needed a safety for some reason like that. So the court is going to rule in that case. It looks like they're going to overturn that case. That law as well. And then finally, another big one that's coming up is the coach Kennedy case. You may have heard of this one where he was a football coach who was praying on the football field after the game that he's a public school coach and then he was reprimanded and I believe ultimately fired by the school as a result of this behavior. And so the court, again, during the oral arguments, it sounded like they were very friendly to his arguments. The idea that simply praying in a unofficial way saying, I'm just going to go over here. You don't have to do it. There's no penalty if you don't. That is not enough to say, you can fire someone. That's just the idea that the coach is praying isn't coercion. This goes again back to this idea of what is establishing a relationship is having a coach that just is known to be religious in some sense. Is that somehow so coercive that it establishes a state religion? And I think that the court is going to come to the conclusion that no it doesn't in that case. But that's another one that's outstanding. Outstanding. Now, quickly, I'd love to get just your synopsis of your book justice on trial, the Kavanaugh confirmation and the future of the Supreme Court. I know you wrote it in 2019. I haven't had a chance to read it. Tell me about it. Well, it's not too late because as we're seeing the craziness around the Supreme Court and justice Kavanaugh himself just never seems to end. That really was maybe one of the most salient incidences of the intimidation of the court. The idea that justice Kavanaugh was somehow so outrageous that there had to be this major campaign launched against his confirmation. And when we trace it back, most people only remember the crazy part at the end with the unsecured allegations of sexual misconduct when he was 17. It goes way further than that. From the moment his name was mentioned, people were saying this guy is going to be like the end of democracy itself. It was so over the top. It kind of puts everything else in context. Molly Hemingway and I did so much research writing this book, we interviewed over a hundred people from the president on down and it was really fascinating to learn. And you can kind of see this pattern that we see seeing since Robert bork in the 1980s of just this attack on conservative justices. And the reason is they see that there's lead being put on target here. There are an increasing number of justices in the court who really are committed to interpreting the constitution as it's written. And I think you saw in him another problem for those people who want to use the court just as a political cudgel and instead you've got to get a justice who's actually going to look at what the laws that. So I think it's a story worthy of a movie really. It was such a dramatic thing. I think everyone who lived through it could still learn a lot trying to read and see the inside details of what really was going on behind the scenes. Outstanding Carrie severino president of the judicial crisis network, you can follow her on Twitter at jcn severino, Carrie wanna thank you for being here with us tonight. I really appreciate the
Giant Bombcast
"badminton" Discussed on Giant Bombcast
"So much? It's not your phone screen. Why can't it be? What does a TV doing sitting there being like, gee, I hope no one smacks the shit out of me. How often have you done it though? I feel like I'm always on edge around my TV 'cause it's this, it's this skinny and I know it is like, if I look at it weird, bump up against it. Game over. I broke it to you. Why is it so fragile? One of these things up on walls, why are they so fragile? A lot of weight, to be honest. Yeah, but they're already fucking heavy. I worked at it like an AV rental place for a hot minute, and then they were very adamant with all of the TVs of like, hey, when you're loading this into the van or like the case, only hold it in these two spots or else you're gonna fuck it up. Yeah. I mean, the wild thing about those LG oleds is like when you're holding one, you're basically just bending it. It's fine. It feels so bad. But it's fine. It's fine, except my daughter also walks up to the screen and fucking hits it a bunch. Yeah. That's fine. I mean people have a dog or a cat that is a dumbass and we'll just run head first into your TV screen or something. Well then people have to choose their pets or their TV. That's right. This is where we're at. Priorities. Or their babies. I broke up, I think it was a plasma, I was attempting I had so I needed to update the firmware on it because there was some latency problem. I remember I was trying to play Need for Speed most wanted for the Wii U of all fucking things. And it just for some reason it was just not right or whatever and I was like, oh, my firmware is way out of date. And to update it, you have to stick a USB stick in the back of the TV. And so I got the USB stick all together. And then had to figure out a way to get behind this TV to do this and it was in an entertainment center in such a way that really the only way I could do it was to grab by the top and kind of tilt the whole thing down. Enough to stick it in. Now, of course, the bottom of the TV slid and the whole thing felt down and the TV landed on the Wii U tablet. Oh no. And that was enough to destroy that screen. Yeah. And I was like, oh, okay. All right, well, that screen, that screen was like one material less than fucking, I don't know, like tic tac plastic. Basically, that is just weak as fuck. Yeah, yeah, so that TV was gone. And I played Need for Speed most wanted on the tablet screen of the Wii U instead of on the team. In front of the broken TV, going, fuck this sucks. And yeah, anyway, break your TVs is what we're trying to say. Yeah, you need a new one anyway. Exactly. Except for the newer the TV you have the worst the switch seems to look on it. That's an interesting scale there. Yeah. Because this is the first time I've played a switch game on the TV for a little bit. And that reminder of just like, oh, all these UI graphics and text and fonts and all this stuff look like absolute shit on a four K TV. Grimy. There's a lot of, there's a lot of lines on that graph at play, right? How close are you to your television? How new is the television? And the further back you stand, the better it will look. So you have to be a move in target. I'm right up in this thing, man. I ain't fucking around. You're up in the room. And so every bit of UI text and stuff just looks like blocky garbage. You're the badminton player that's right on the net and just like a little pip pops just ready to pop that birdie. Yeah, so I haven't tried all 6 of the sports yet, but this seems super well made, except for all that menu stuff, like every single of the I'm playing a video game parts of that game is joyous and a great time, but yeah, I don't know, like the unlockable stuff seems like a bummer. And yeah, just a lot of the menu design and the process you have to go through to get into a game. It just feels like it's not as smooth as I wish it was. Yeah, I think the badminton and the tennis might be the weakest games out of the bunch mostly because they're fairly super duper similar. Yeah. And then I don't know what it is. Like the tennis controls well, but there's something missing and I don't know what it is. Maybe it's like maybe I need some more heft in the joy con because at least with like the Wii mode I felt like it was a little weighty so you're feeling the swing and everything and then just like the positionality of the racket it might be. You're trying to do a backhand and then you just see the model on screen just jerk around to a back end to like make the animation work at the last possible second and some of that stuff just looks funky there is something maybe a bit disappointing in the.
WBUR
"badminton" Discussed on WBUR
"That's where the birds get trapped Imagine a long volleyball net or a badminton net which is made of very very thin fibers that are almost impossible to see in the dim morning light As the birds make their first flights through the Canopy the team are hoping that a few unwitting individuals will fly into the neck You have to be a trained extractor for you to take out the bird So usually it takes about a minute because we try to do it fast so the bird doesn't get stressed And then hopefully we get some birds in the neck So we're good enough With all 16 nets assembled we head back to the banding station in a clearing in the jungle to wait And while we do that it's a good time to mention that you're listening to crowd science from the BBC World Service And this week is the first of a two part special on animal migration So far we've heard some of the reasons why animals bother traveling thousands of miles on a yearly basis when it could just stay put And now we're meeting the scientists who are working out where migratory birds in Belize fly off to A career in monitoring bird migration takes a lot of patience So while we're wandering around waiting for the next to fill up I caught up with Avi das about what makes coxcomb such a sanctuary for wildlife So walking around this place you can really hear especially at night loads of different types of bird calls How many different species of birds live in the sanctuary I think about 300 and plus species have been recorded here in the sanctuary And here where we are doing some bonding in just 6 hours yesterday we recorded 72 to 75 species What's special about this kind of climate in this environment that the birds like Well it's all about resources availability The wildlife sanctuary is pretty big And there is just enough space for them to be able to occupy the area So is that why migratory birds might come here for the winter Yes down here in Central and South America that's where around that time we have certain plant species that are fruiting we also have abundance and insects as well Soon it's time to head back out and check on the nets So are you always a little bit nervous before you go out and check the nets and see if you've got anything Of course yeah so what I'm more.
Animation Addicts Podcast
"badminton" Discussed on Animation Addicts Podcast
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The MMQB NFL Podcast
"badminton" Discussed on The MMQB NFL Podcast
"Hello and welcome to the MMP NFL podcast I'm Gary Grammy. I'm Connor. And we are 5 sixths of the way through wildcard weekend and Connor. We are going to start this one at the end of the cowboys forty-niners game, which was mind-blowing and all the wrong ways. Yeah, would it just an exhausting display of stupidity? I mean, neither team seemed remotely interested in advancing to the next round. It was like, what was the, was it like China and Taiwan playing badminton or China and Korea? Do you know what I'm talking about? It was like the admin match. I have no idea what you're talking about. You don't have an encyclopedic knowledge of Olympic battle in history. Both teams were trying to lose the badminton match because in their round Robin play, they would have gotten to play New Zealand who was like a country that is obviously bad at badminton like New Zealand. What do they know about badminton? But one of those teams was gonna play New Zealand and so they would just serve the shuttlecock and then they would the other team would just stare at it and watch it just like it crowned. And it was amazing, went on forever and people booed and they said it was like the ultimate disgrace to bad men. And this was not that bad, but it was with Jimmy Garoppolo just continuously serving the ball up to Dallas and then Mike McCarthy running the strangest follow-up to a fake punt I've ever seen in my life. It was just the entire thing was amazing. Okay, let me start here because I want to make sure that I'm not losing it. Wouldn't you rather run two plays from the 40 than one play from the 25 to the end zone? Mike McCarthy's logic was and he actually said this, he said, would you rather run a Hail Mary from the 40? He said from the 50, but they were closer than that. They were like the 40. Yeah, he said, would you rather run a Hail Mary from the 40? Or would you rather run 5 verts from the 20? And I was like, two hail marys from the 40s. Yeah. Like, you know, but yeah, I mean, Mike McCarthy spent a lot of time reading pro football focus..
The Mason Minute
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"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Three years ago, I talked about the hottest trend in sports in America. It was pickleball. A sport that had been around since the 60s, I first encountered on the east coast of the 70s and it's now the fastest growing sport in America still. I look back in 2018, I talked about this, they had seen a 12% growth jump in the last year for people playing pickleball. Now, the increase is even greater three years consistently pickleball still one of the fastest growing sports in America because it appeals to both millennials and baby boomers. It's kind of funny to think that a sport like pickleball, which is a combination of tennis and badminton and paddle ball and well not as strenuous as a lot of those other sports is still so popular. Hard to believe it's still growing after three years. And that's more impressive to me than anything. In America, it's hard to keep people's attention for 15 minutes, let alone three years, pickleball is still booming and people are still talking about it. That's a cool thing.
The Mason Minute
Still Popular (MM #3874)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. Three years ago, I talked about the hottest trend in sports in America. It was pickleball. A sport that had been around since the 60s, I first encountered on the east coast of the 70s and it's now the fastest growing sport in America still. I look back in 2018, I talked about this, they had seen a 12% growth jump in the last year for people playing pickleball. Now, the increase is even greater three years consistently pickleball still one of the fastest growing sports in America because it appeals to both millennials and baby boomers. It's kind of funny to think that a sport like pickleball, which is a combination of tennis and badminton and paddle ball and well not as strenuous as a lot of those other sports is still so popular. Hard to believe it's still growing after three years. And that's more impressive to me than anything. In America, it's hard to keep people's attention for 15 minutes, let alone three years, pickleball is still booming and people are still talking about it. That's a cool thing.
BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"badminton" Discussed on BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast
"Sisters only sisters Neither of my parents athletic into sports and so kind of like a lone wolf In my family. And i'm just found athletics in school in just did every every time there was a tryout for any sport I i mean. I was on the badminton team i was. I did all the cross country events. I did handball. I'd you know just everything and made all the teams and and just had a ton of fun became kind of my thing to do I grew up in canada. And so you got really long cold winters and if you're not playing hockey You better you better be doing something else. You're getting in trouble and so for me. It was just. You know a lot of a lot of different sports. And i think not. I'm just trying to contrast the kids of today. They just get so hyper focused on one sport at such a young age because helmand dad wanted to go to the go to the olympics. And i think they did. They're doing a disservice to their kid. And truly finding out what sport they truly enjoy. And then really getting a well rounded base of athleticism for for that kid or that that person and so for me just started with playing every sport possible and i gravitated towards wrestling in about seventh grade Still did all the sports. By the time. I hit high school in tenth grade. I just went wrestling exclusive And then for my last year's through high school in a couple of years after high school that's all i wrestled and so i really think that was an unbelievable foundation for me as far as athleticism and also mental toughness. I'd get asked often. When did that mental toughness journey kind of start for you and if i was kind of a pinpoint time in my journey early on in athletics it would. It would be those wrestling days. Because i didn't start out a great wrestler..
What Got You There with Sean DeLaney
"badminton" Discussed on What Got You There with Sean DeLaney
"Growing up we played countless hours. A pig bomb. I loved ping pong. I don't think bombing more. But i loved it. There was something about the flow of it. My body second in college series talking second in college. I took two years of badminton. The hell signs up badmin- but the teacher happened to be nationally ranked badminton player and all different. Sit in the back yard play badminton. We'll competitive badminton is a hell of a sport involves quickness power agility speed a lot of really cool stuff and touch badminton for many many years. Well pickle ball has a lot more to do with ping pong and bad than it does with tennis. Most people think of so. I could correlate it back to somatic experiences from the past where i felt a lie. Thirty minutes into pickle ball. I felt ally three months later. I sign up. Because i once. I find something i start late three months later. I fly to hawaii to go a three day picker book. Because i want to get good ten best teachers in the world now. I start stocking those teachers. So now i get a personal instructor. This is how wild i am. Once i get the voted to something during kovic. It was hard to get a real teacher in person. So what am i. I think one of the best teachers any morgan evans who lives in southern california australian. I think and i say hey morgan. You're just sitting around there on your butt and you're a great teacher. How about if we do a virtual lesson. I'll bring an ipad iphone. We'll get on zoom. I'll put an ear buds and you can give me a virtual lesson. We can stay. Covert safe he said never thought about it. Let's try it so we did it. And i'm setting up more and more virtual lessons and then i bought a pickle ball machine because i just wanna drill and drill and drill. Now i would tell you that. Just sounds silly to many people. But it's not about the pickle ball it's about my curiosity and then my passion. You could be doing the exact same thing. Like i said would neuroscience or contemplating altered states of consciousness. What lights up your body. What gets you leaning in. What can you not knock say yes to. What do you have to say yes to. Those are the things that i invest my life in those are the things that bring forward all of my it just so happens that consciousness leadership and relationship are the top three over the course of my sixty years and that leads to a calling and career pickle ball is going to lead to a calling her career but the things that really interests me consciousness relationships and leadership..
Hard Factor
"badminton" Discussed on Hard Factor
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Hard Factor
"badminton" Discussed on Hard Factor
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Maybe like like your stomach. Like you've just eaten something that doesn't agree with you sometimes. It could be I'll look into it. Look right guys. let's get into the voicemails. So here's the deal with voicemails if you needed the show. Five one two four seven. Fourteen is a four five one two two seven. Oh fourteen eighty five to seven. Oh five twenty. Two to seven hundred. Fourteen eighty voicemail questions are encouraged please topics of conversation but commentaries. Great too So this first. One guys is from ben in the truck here. We go ben. Sending the trust finished on friday july twenty third pretty so he said today is hot enough for you day when i was shit that was. I just want to send a psa at all the people who don't drive a truck and deliver shift for a living that when you go when somebody comes into delivery package and say oh for you had a user of always fucking yet or stop asking. Don't tell me to stay dry. Don't asking the cold wintertime. 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Hard Factor
"badminton" Discussed on Hard Factor
"Fucking best thought the idea. I'm yusuf foxborough all those clips. You see fucking. She fox heart so her teammate. Eventually dismantled the south korean opponents and are now in the quarter-finals clipper swearing with like when you saw which would have been bleeped if not for the live broadcast. The olympics have been over one hundred thousand times on wego. She's a national star. They love it. Yeah i mean this is. This is giving china so much swag shall lady is amazing. I mean they're also first in the medal count again. China is really There on the street right now. Yeah but. I think that there's genetic i think they've genetically engineered some of these folks. What shall late now. Now that she's she's all natural. That's yeah that's a great human right. They're not investing and according to the badminton world federations code of conduct. The players shall not use words commonly known and understood in any language to be profane or indecent and utterly uttered clearly loudly enough to be heard by the empire or spectators which clearly child John mcenroe badmouth. Oh she's the worst. She's the most a cursing. I've never heard mcenroe cursed when he lost this latest cursing when she wins which is very different right. Yeah well pat actually said that. Chen commented on her notoriety saying actually. I was giving myself encouragement for scoring. I didn't expect that my bad pronunciation probably caused misunderstanding for everyone. I'm getting nervous. Thank you for your support. I will adjust my pronunciation. So they're not really saying vice. Is the article i read. Also she didn't say what she meant to say instead of chow but she wanted to present meant to say fuck so fucked all the fuck. Yeah screaming at people whose comparable athlete. That's insane because that's what that's the tara she's rodman. Yeah robin was in. He wasn't really that like pumped up like that. You know that's true. Chill i mean. It's it's a tactic like like every time you score points screaming. I saw anybody's volatile. This is remember. That guy from gonzaga timmy. And every time he would get a fucking layup and he ended up burning in the eight. If she doesn't get the gold. The i fuck girls like demi like that thing like his mustache stroke made him so unlikable very sexually aggressive to be on that mustache stroke was sexually. I knew i knew he was thinking himself. Anita thing i gotta stand out here but someone should have been like dude. It's too much. I hated timmy. Yeah so anyway to next to beck canada where it's time to get a little dark guys. As firefighters and police are in big trouble. After a huge mistake they made when responding to a fire back on july twenty third on that day call was made about a brushfire. And danny mcconnell sure brooks police chief told the news at a press conference quote. When they arrived witnesses declared that someone had lit a silicone mannequin on fire and after discussions between the two departments. It was agreed that the mannequin will be disposed of in the container at the sherbrooke police service which cannot be accessed by members of the public. So here's picture of where that little You know dumpster back there and dan about four hours. After the burned mannequin was dumped into the trash behind the police station. They man filed a missing persons report for his partner. Police then track the woman cell phone signal to her car which was parked. You guessed it right near the fire. Yeah so finally someone said you. Don't think too which another knoll couldn't be could it But it was. They rushed to the dumpster. And there was the mannequin. Only it wasn't the mannequin. It was the extremely burnt body of the missing woman. Yeah the dead. Woman's body like it was a mannequin. How so stefan. Seminal that head of sherbrooke fire department. Said of the incident is team They're obviously very distraught people overcome by certain emotions so we have to manage situation to stabilize our team. Psychologically and they we've been doing that. Dr robert nicholson. He's an anatomical pathologist. Tried to explain how this can happen by telling the cbc news quote if somebody is a burn victim and most of the water is gone from them then. There is nothing but the results of the burn. It doesn't look normal person and it doesn't feel like a normal person so it's just like it's like sixty percent like of the wait is gone like it's just like a charred body. That could look plastic. Yeah i guess so. Yeah the call man. I don't know it's fucked up though. So who murdered the lady. That's what i'm trying to. Yeah we gotta find out what the fuck happened to her. Because this is the scene of the burn is like a little brushfire ayash. Somebody set her on fire. Someone put her there and then set the area but okay. So there is that I think i told you guys about this like that. True crime podcast. I loved Up and vanished in that in podcast. It's one of the classic podcast of all time. They burn a body right and they talk about how burning the body took like days like days on days on days like huge logs. Massive amount of fuel going in there the patriot put up. Is like looks like a brushfire. I don't know how we get a body to that point. Where firefighters are they going to unless it got there in a state that was. There's some foul play going on. And i think they should probably obviously probably start with the guy who called missing persons report to saying that he definitely. That's where you got where you gotta start from. It's it's clearly somebody who's involved reporting it.
Hard Factor
"badminton" Discussed on Hard Factor
"All right it's time for the talk international moment. Today we're gonna go to japan for some olympic fun. Then we're gonna go to canada for a tragic case of mistaken identity and because it is friday we have and we've gotten a few requests. We're gonna do a florida man story we think might just go viral. So that's why we're doing it first. Let's go to japan where one chinese olympian four year. Old chen queen. Chen is making a name for herself. Here she is on the badminton court. But it's not necessarily for her play though. If i were betting men. I bet she's pretty damn good No this enthusiastic badminton star has gone viral in your home country because she curses like a sailor on the court so on tuesdays match between china and their mortal enemies south korea. Chen could be heard repeatedly. Yelling the chinese word for fuck which is Chow chow watch. Yeah y. y. Watch out watch out like out. Yeah watch out in mandarin. How how much you weigh. She probably looking at. Let's look better. I bet she's like one ten they don't give the stats and badminton. No not in batman. That's one ten. i bet. Well i can't see how tall she is now. Depending on your wasn't we'll get a fourteen year old right at one ten nowhere. They're short remember. Remember pather short. She is so it's it's it's the phrases watch how which which which means Fuck and is pronounced like watch out without the tea so watch out. She's what you might call badminton electric factory. And here's a clip of her in inaction.
Hard Factor
"badminton" Discussed on Hard Factor
"On twitter today on thursday rather but nobody wanted to watch it live the clips of joe saying that all federal employees will be vaccinated or regularly tested on top of mass and social distancing that the delta variant is the reason even on vast vaccinated people are even vaccinated. People need to wear masks now. And he's also saying that's not a flip flop from may when he said vaccinate people don't need to wear mass and that he's not ruling out further total lockdowns of businesses or vaccine mandates. If he can do them legally so those mentions and clips definitely got people's attention. After the fact i think you can call people like Updating code protocols. A flip flop though. Don't think that's a fair assessment because like it's a flip flop user like. Hey i'm gonna you know. I'm running on forgiveness of student. Debt pats like the. Cdc announced like earlier in july that no mass would be required at schools. Right and then. They announced the two weeks later that mass would be required at all schools and they're saying delta variant but. I don't think it is a flip flop. Yeah but the. The reason was dances change as soon as they started using stuff out. People that hadn't got vaccinations for like a dodged. It need to get it and then they hit a wall essentially with vaccinations just fucking wall. Everyone that god one is going to get one and it wasn't enough people and then the delta came in they also mismanagement. Yeah they're also causing this shit by mismanage. Yeah exactly yeah. But whatever they're saying it's no flip-flop it's no mismanagement wordperfect and do what we say and also again not ruling out further total lockdowns or vaccine mandates. If he can legally do them again people are either very excited about it or very very angry. And that's today's cup of coffee in the big time you i keep thinking about is like i. 'cause i totally agree that Overall since day one this has been a shicho of terrible communication from our government. Both trump of biden. Everyone's just sucked their common denominator. There hasn't been like donder. So how would you have done it though. Like i feel like if even if you point found she even if she was perfect. Whoever they appointed they're perfect. They're still going to get eaten alive somehow. Like what would have been a better way to communicate. Exactly what's going on. How regularly i mean i just think that the fact that i think the polarization of politics right now has made it impossible for anybody because the fact that you have both parties wonder to rip each other's throats out every fucking day you know. Eighty one million versus seventy five million. What was it whatever. The final tally was of the trump first biden votes. And they're also polarized and wanna fuck each other over at every turn and and the the you know the the dis try to fuck over the current administration all of twenty twenty and then now the ours are trying to do the same in reverse. It's just the polarization makes it so that we can't come together and do anything as a country. I think. But that's just my opinion. We need like a national day of neighborly. Competition like a sports like a field and national field is what we need. You can get on an alien invasion or an alien invasion. That's another anything you would be grace. Yeah common ground. Common ground some common ground and that's a cup of coffee. The big time which was brought to you today by word to do you ever sit around and agonize over how a sentence should be written like you. You can press on the email but you just need to make sure that sentence doesn't make you sound stupid fuck it fuck it. Yeah we end up saying and then you sound stupid. I know i used to waste time doing that. All the time until i got word tune. There's no need to waste precious time agonizing over the perfect sentence with word tune..
OnEducation
"badminton" Discussed on OnEducation
"I mean it is difficult to stay on it. What they are doing and the manipulations of the board and on these just. There's some scape. The skate parks themselves that they're using. It's just terrifying. How bad you could actually hurt yourself. Even the way that they bail and only slightly hurt themselves is is also very athletic and skill intensive so it was a little off putting. I genuinely was a little off putting seeing them wearing ear buds in an olympic sport but then i thought it was like who cares like the moment. Okay that's weird. But really who cares. And i think a lot of the people complaining about skateboarding like just stopped watching. 'cause they're to me. There's no world in which you watched someone skateboard and do at that level and go. How on earth did they make skateboard. Go in the air but there's nothing holding it. They're just they're on it and this is one in the air. I don't get it. it's magic it's beyond my capabilities. My dad is probably the. The quintessential old crotchety man. And he's not really old enough to be as crotchety as he is but he is and he'll listen to this. Tell me that he's offended by these comments. And i don't care and he said oh. Yeah okay so we actually watched it for a little bit. And i won't admit i was pretty impressed. See my old man can be impressed by its. Yeah it's just too cool. It's yes it's super cool and it again. That's kind of one of the great things. I think about the olympics themselves. I wasn't exactly what it'd be watching it or anything. I turned it on and there was some weird sport was adamant and we my wife and i love badminton and we're like look watch. These people play badminton. This is not. This is not your backyard badminton. This is insane Same thing with table tennis and just some of these other sports that it's just people have become these just amazing athletes in and are able to go at a display their skills every four years and my by youngest son especially has been fascinated with just all these strange jewish kennedy sports like like. We're trying to figure out okay. What are the rules here. Even the skateboarding. Thank you know where you have certain amount for your runs. You could do the trick parts you know whatever might be so superfund. I'm glad that it happened because it was canceled from last year. Obviously and then now it's on this year And of course people left. Watch the the main sports the gymnastics. I suppose basketball. I'm not sure maybe swimming. I'm not sure you know what she's wearing is kind of a big one in the summer. I feel like it's a big summer and gymnastics is always up there so i not huge into the olympics. I think it's fine. Whatever i don't stake in a stock in my my my patriotism. In how many medals we get and but i will say. See skateboarding on there. It was pretty cool. I'm yeah that's that's kick butt kicked. But so usually mike ni- i wanted to bring you into and i was thinking about this podcast itself. The john roberts was on a different podcast being interviewed for the ed tech bites. Podcast i was doing it in spanish and we were talking about obviously at tech and specifically this case about game based learning and micro but i was as as we were doing the interview. Posted avails like what is on education really about threads so there is a bunch of different stuff in one of the topics that usually are what are the sources of discussions. Usually is edgy twitter. Whether for the good or the bad for everything else in between you know as far as the thing goes and this week is is is no surprise. We're bringing in a few different topics in the first one was something that i know. We've talked about several times on the podcast. I think it was related to this teacher. That had this room. That was basically a harry potter. Themed room and it was like someone snapped their figured..
The Dan Patrick Show
"badminton" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"Minton minton minton isn't but we don't pronounce the n it's bad mitten badminton water polo. Those guys are in good shape. They are in cracked a lot of work. Oh i went to a match at the olympics. That is a contact sport. Horses don't like they don't know i saw that. I know from everybody. I answer questions about team handball. My latest did didn't country get in trouble because they had briefed on and they were supposed to wear shorts had shorts on but they needed to wear briefs needed to wear bikini bond. Why i guess that's the uniform. Usually the other way where they say like. Hey george you're gonna wear something with all. I know and you know like beach volleyball. Like that's a site. i mean that. That's they wanted to be a site. When and when i was in london for the olympics in watching that i mean first of all the competition. The athletes are incredible. But they wanted to be. You wanna come out and watch that sport in person. Yes. so there's like fencing equestrian diving. Those guys aren't good shape. Judo rhythmic gymnastics funds. I wanna win. Golden wear knows plug but they don't have men's rhythmic gymnastics for welfare. That's the one i wanna win. Yeah you you have a shot at being the world's greatest would you kim gymnast. Would you be fine with that. I would be great with that. You would what about synchronized swimming. Why aren't they're men synchronized swimming. I know you. Here's a good one trampoline. That's a sport now on past couple olympics. that's fine. You can do it in people's backyards menu out to shorto cookout someone's got a trampoline and you're the gold medallist. I think badminton because it seems like just a nice backyard sport and then you get in there and you're like wait wait..
The Futur
"badminton" Discussed on The Futur
"Yeah okay and then one says no. It's like you move from home and you have as much butter on your sandwiches won't because mom or dad cam tell you off or whatever it's like our own projects tend to like go hand but it's also fun and we'll do it. It gives us entity we did a badminton film. Not sure if you've seen to sonar website but it's like damn us playing badminton and the reason we did. That was because the first ever wifi password. We have was mental away. No one knew is someone just shows it and around forever and we were like this. Do a movie about ourselves what should be about. And then someone's like i wi fi password list badminton film. I know we did and became superpig in fun way The world federation of badminton shouted than in the law of badminton. People were upset because they were like this is not serious. Our sport is a serious sport. You making fun of and people will as well if we are so offended by this may be should just this as a good like fun thing so it was like very mixed but the swedish head coach about renton contacted us will super happy. The president of the swedish national badminton federation contact super has a lot of people. Were super happy as well but it was also on the edge. Some people really hated the world on some some people. Were super happy so well. It's very in keeping with us. National philosophy which is make enemies and gain fans. And because you're you're brave brave enough to be on that edge where it's kind of like politely offensive or somewhere in there. It's it's innocently offensive. Possibly where you actually get a lot of people to pay attention and in this world of like boring me to advertising marketing and design. We just we just need a break from all that sameness. And i think that's where you guys always cut through and and i want to tie it back to something we said at the very beginning here which is when you came on stage and you tell these stories and you're making people laugh and just as you guys are just outrages. Will you do. But what i saw there was like genius. Storytelling in that there is an idea. And here's some work. That explains the idea. And then there's the little self-referential meta commentary 'cause you're like okay. Here's the logo quilt. Everybody here needs one so you can download hours and just use it. We don't even have these clients anymore. Anyway who cares. And so there's that kind of just whatever like we're just the punk rock bad boys of advertising and design and i think it's wonderful so i think you are a very effective teacher so it wasn't just fun game although very funny in and i had a really good time was a very memorable presentation. So are you doing a virtual talks now that You can't travel yeah. Yeah so we've done some wanting.
Sportify
"badminton" Discussed on Sportify
"And she will be on team. Usa's tennis teams. And that's very excited to see her at the. Us open this well awesome rafael. They all did not disappoint. In beijing cousins he beat joke mitch and a semi final and he extended his remarkable winning streak to thirty nine matches. This was when he really started to get hot. Like i said it was a sequence that included the french. Open an willette and crowns and it confirmed the he was a remarkable champion among champions. I love him. He's actually my favorite tennis player. Overall the chinese team at the most successful nation. I really do think all nation advantage in the olympics. Thanks i really do sometimes doesn't happen. It didn't really happen in most actually most times doesn't happen but it's even sweeter so the chinese athletes won nineteen additional gold medals at home compared to the nation's other for years the divers and the table tennis and badminton blair's lead the way and china. Actually once gold's sports that they were expected to win like sailing. boxing. Now i want to be on. The olympic badminton. Team.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"badminton" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Choir in the city of badminton and Alberta, Canada, and they're performing the road home by Stephen Paulus from their cars. You called Tim Shawn's is the choir's founder and conductor. And he says not singing together at the beginning of the pandemic was painful for us not to be able to do that. It's like a whole part of our soul is sort of taken out. And we need to find ways to somehow fill that gap. Enter David Newman, a music professor at James Madison University in Virginia, who wanted to come up with a way for choirs to rehearse together. All I saw on my Facebook feed Woz friends. Either bemoaning the fact that we couldn't sing together at all. Or saying singing together is too important and we just have to do it no matter what. And I thought neither of those is a good answer. So he tapped into a tool We love here at NPR. The car radio choir members use microphones attached to a sound mixer. All right, So it's just that goes up My popping problem Mixer then feeds a cheap radio transmitter so the singers can hear their combined voices played back with no lag from their car radio speakers. Now choirs like the luminous voices are using their cars for driving performances, too. On instead of clapping the audience hunks and applause. Thank you. Thank you. Mm hmm. Later on all things considered, there's a drug treatment that can help those with covert 19 stay out of the hospital. The problem is finding medical providers that are giving it Ask your smart speaker to play NPR or your member station by name. It's NPR news. They sound way better singing in their cars than I do. This is morning edition on W. N. Y. C. Coming up. The incoming Biden administration wants to dramatically increase the number of covert 19 vaccination sites. Nothing should be taken off the table sports stadiums, convention centers, schools parking lots. We'll have an update on the crisis coming up later this hour. W N. Y C supporters include Showtime presenting the Good Lord Bird and awards Eligible Limited. Syria's starring Ethan Hawke is abolitionist. John Brown Stream At S h o dot com slash f. Y C. If you lie in.
Colorado's Morning News with April Zesbaugh and Marty Lenz
Avs ride 5-goal 1st period to 6-3 win over Stars in Game 5
"Yeah, the Avalanche trying to follow the Nuggets lead, so to speak and climb out of a 31 hole in their second round series with stars, they showed they might be able to do it with last night's thrilling 63 win. Colorado scored five goals in the first period, four of which came in just two minutes and 36 seconds. But the story the night may have actually been between the pipe for the ABS, where the team's third goalie Michael Hutchinson, made his first career playoff start, 30 year old Journeymen said it was a dream come true. That's what you work for. You know when your kid dies in dream of playing the back areas playing the Stanley Cup playoffs, so like for myself, I was excited and I was looking forward to the opportunity to get a chance to play under Bukovsky score two goals in the game, including the one in the first he was joined In that scoring barrage by Nathan MacKinnon, Mikko Rantanen, Zim Qadri and Pierre Edouard Belmar Puck drop in tomorrow's Game six and badminton set for six o'clock. Those aforementioned
Marketing School
Why SEO is Still Our #1 Marketing Strategy in 2020
"Super committed to your success online. We've worked with them to a special offer just remarking school listeners. All you have to do is go to dream host dot com slash marking school to learn more and get your website online today. Welcome to another episode of Marketing School I'm Eric. Su and I'm Neil Patel and today we're GONNA. Talk about why Seo is still our number one marketing strategy in two thousand twenty. So meal how long have you been doing Seo for? Too Long I don't even know how long maybe sixteen to eighteen years somewhere around that range of guessing sixteen to eighteen years. Okay. So for me, it's probably coming up on ten years or so. So I'll answer question afterwards wide you still like Seo wise it still your number one strategy although s does take effort cost more than it used to write you could get rankings with very little effort or very little human capital. So in essence you're still spending money because it's time. In the long run, it's still one of the cheapest tropics that I found. It's consistent and whether you have a good month that business or badminton business, you afford keep getting that traffic see like when things like Kobe hit a lot of people had a turn paid ads because even though as we're making money. Just if not everyone's buying or things go wrong you gotta save cash wherever you can. Seo You don't have to turn it off. You can pause your campaigns, but you're still getting that traffic and that's a beautiful part. I think the reason why it's still mine number one marketing strategy is because I think in the early days of my career I wanted the newest tactics I wanted to move very quickly. Go go go and then I realized that what I'm really good at is the long term stuff I I realized that when you have a long term outlook on things you look at Warren Buffett is just they like to buy and hold things typically you're not buying stock to sell. So the way I look at s Yo single rains a good example of this when I first. Came into the company, we're getting like two to three thousand visits month. Now we're we're getting decent traffic upwards of about three, hundred thousand or so Neil. Neil gets couple million, right but I think the point I'm trying to make it compounds and it is the gift that keeps on giving yes. You have to continue to feed the beast, but it's cost efficient, and once you have that foundation that bedrock you can start to build out the other channels but you build around that. So I. Just look at it as business investment not so much as just a marketing strategy. Look at the end of the day, as long as you can end up. Providing a ton of value, you'll get the traffic and when times are tough, you can pause things. Things is. You still have your Seo if you don't have as many people working on or you're not producing as much contact, you'll still get the traffic again I don't know any other channel that's like a social media's quick bursts Seo. You can sustain it. You don't get that quick bursts at the beginning, but long instead he really or slow. Really does win the race in paid. You spend, you get the trap you saw up spending, you get less traffic or pretty much no traffic when it comes to paid net paid convert better but you gotta keep paying for it and I don't know of any other topics out there other than SEO that keeps producing constant quality traffic that drive conversions, and it has the highest Roi from anything else that I've ever passed it. I think some of the. Smartest entrepreneurs I know I speak for you to kneel. It's they understand not only just business, but they understand as he even if you get a cursory understanding of SEO, you have an unfair advantage I think they said Microsoft said as is GonNa. Be One of the top skills if not be top skills in demand in the next ten years or so search will always be there as long as people are looking for things search will be there S. You will always be there and so the other thing with Seo is think about it this way, there's an arbitrage opportunity with. So once you start to build up a good domain authority, you can use a draft you can use sem rush whatever uber suggests you. You have a certain score. Your site is seen as an authority and there's other sites out there were previously they might have been like might have just sold education products and now they've become. Affiliate blogs right and you start to rain for whatever in that Niche whatever you publish tends to rake, and so you have an opportunity to
Pro Football Talk with Mike Florio
NHL asks fans to submit video cheers for playoffs
"In the NHL upon the restart. They're reaching out to fans, season ticket holders and saying record for us A 32nd clip of you cheering. And we could use that on a TV broadcast or in the stadium as well. There's going to be too hub cities both in Canada because it's way safer right now to be in Canada than the states. And that is badminton and Toronto. So that's going to hub cities. And all of the players will be staying there. Those two bubble cities ultimately Edmondson, I believe will host the Stanley Cup final, so the Toronto winner will go to admitting And To give you some juice inside the stadium. They're gonna have these clips of fans. It's gonna be on social media channels for the NHL as well. Now they're saying avoided paintings or posters of professional photography or art in your background. Because that could be a licensing issue if we played on TV also where your homegear Don't where other teams, other sports notable brands. Okay and You've gotta sign an electronic waiver for us to use this. But They're looking for some slow claps they're looking for. We want the cup chance Bruins fans have been asked to say to you. Ah! Or how they would dance. To shipping up to Boston by the Dropkick Murphys. There's
Charlie Parker
Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett headline 2020 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame class
"We Tim Duncan Kevin Garnett three of the eight finalists announced for the twenty twenty class of inductees to the Naismith memorial basketball hall of fame schedule will be in August you may have to be moved let's clear up the fact there is no N. B. A. hall of fame it's the Naismith memorial basketball hall of fame it's a common mistake it's also while we're on the subject clear up the fact there is no major league baseball hall of fame there is a national baseball hall of fame and there is no N. F. L. hall of fame there is a pro football hall of fame as for badminton soccer and I have absolutely no
America Tonight
Librarian blew $89k in city money on free mobile game
"Can you imagine a former librarian blowing eighty nine thousand dollars of public money? On a mobile game she did, though former librarian Adam. He did former librarian Adam winger was found guilty of spending that amount of money on this. Game of war thing he's gonna have to serve. Thirty days in jail he's going to do one hundred hours of community. Service and pay seventy eight thousand in. Restitution is worth it The. The Mobile's game spending in the first of twenty eighteen grew nineteen, point one percent to about twenty six point six billion very very popular and I, guess he felt comfortable with the money so this former why variation in Utah will serve that time? Because of what he did he, was the director at. The northern the north Logan city library for about three years and then he was on administrative. Leave any pled guilty and that was it game. Of war is a free to play role playing video game players farm. For resources creep buildings by each other They'll be thinking? About that when he's picking up trash in Utah? Somewhere on the side of the road that is? A career as the?
America Tonight with Kate Delaney
Librarian blew $89k in city money on free mobile game
"Steady the Queen of soul is already mentioned dead at the age. Of seventy six, cancer taking her life welcome. To odds and ends this is where we kind of bop in a. Couple of different directions some stories that I've collected throughout the last, actually week or so and it includes some really bizarre stories when it comes to, money like this one can you imagine a former librarian blowing eighty nine thousand dollars of public money? On a mobile game she did, though former librarian Adam he did former librarian atom winger was found guilty of spending that amount of money on. This game war thing he's going to have to serve. Thirty days in jail it's going to do one hundred hours of community. Service and pay seventy eight thousand in. Restitution is worth it The. Mobile game spending in the first of twenty eighteen grew nineteen point, one percent to about twenty six point six billion very very