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AP News Radio
Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza trade fire; 3 Palestinians killed in West Bank incidents
"Israel and Palestinian militants exchanged fire for a 5th day. Rockets shoot out from Gaza towards Israel, hopes for an imminent ceasefire between Israel and the Palestinian Islamic shahad were fading as the Israeli military earlier bonds and apartments belonging to a commander of the Islamic Gerard group in retaliation, the group fired a barrage of rockets towards southern Israel where thousands of Israelis were instructed to remain close to safe rooms in bomb shelters. In a statement, Islamic Jihad promised a further onslaught, in the occupied West Bank, tensions were also high as the Israeli military raided the balata refugee camp near the northern city of nablus, the raids sparked a firefight that killed two Palestinians. After the raids, schools of Palestinians took to the streets, Israeli–Palestinian fighting has surged in the West Bank and Israel's most right wing government in history. I'm Karen Chammas
DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"balata" Discussed on DARKWEB.TODAY - Hackers & Cyber SECURITY
"That's going to help us a lot, share the message. Also, let's introduce ourselves so my name is Eric balata, like I said and I have been in the industry for about 32 years doing cybersecurity, not only in this community, but across the world. And now I'd like to introduce our guests for today. So let me bring them along here. And how are all of you doing? Let's start with Chris. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Thank you. Thank you. Chris Keller also known as driving tip daily. I've been in the blockchain space for a little over a decade and I would love to educate and help others in the NFT space and other blockchain technologies. Wonderful. Thank you very much. Delta tell us a little bit about yourself. My name is Trevor Lawrence. I go by coin comments on Twitter, also delta in information security space, an independent security researcher, started getting into computers at the age of 9. I got into some trouble at age 11. I've been doing this now since about the age of 11 is when I really got serious and started learning about it. I like to find bugs and I like to figure out ways to exploit them and in finding out that knowledge and learning that knowledge I'm also learned how to help people keep secure. I've heard some horror stories in the blockchain community. I know one person I won't use any names, but I know one person who showed the wrong person her crypto wallet and ended up in real life capture the flag contest. They hack your car, they stole their identity. There's some wall her crypto. I mean, it's very serious. Well, let's go ahead and introduce dalila last but not least, can you tell us a little bit about yourself? Hi, my name's Delilah. I go by NFT princess 21 on Twitter and I'm a digital artist. I recently started doing digital art and getting into NFTs. This past year. But I've been in the crypto space for kind of a bit. My brother is actually been in it for quite a while. So he introduced me, but art is always been like a passion of mine. So digital art is super new to me, but it's kind of crazy to see different people from all over the world doing the same thing. And we have this little community in this little family, but it's super dangerous and it's really nice that we have this community to help each other and protect each other, but also reach out to others all over and show them that we're here for you. If you have any questions, you don't have to do this alone. But it is really scaring out there. So always be aware and only trust your Friends..
Discussions of Truth
"balata" Discussed on Discussions of Truth
"James, I feel Metallica so you can destroy why I seek out corruption destroy it. Returning back regular schedule here if that is possible. This day and age, but look, I understand that Mike Adams says no released, this story, myself and Bianca Garza, Latinos for Trump and her film crew and this gentleman and his family, we did a segment with Mike a couple days ago and the local media in San Antonio has been contacted. I've also contacted the CEO and a attorney for frontier airlines. It takes a few moments and talk briefly about what happened on a it's flight two 75 I believe it is set of San Antonio. Headed for Las Vegas. You had an incident where a private conversation was being had about. A. Unhappiness about wearing masks two years under the pandemic. We have to continue wearing these masks. Everyone involved was masked. A man and his family two children and girlfriend. Having a private conversation with somebody else, a member of the film crew for Latinos for Trump. And next thing you know, the party, the family was asked to get off the plane. It's a major issue, folks because it's a complete violation of First Amendment rights. So first, a complete violation of freedom of speech. So I would like you, this is gonna be a quick installment here and then I'm going to bring on via Skype. I'm going to bring on sip away ballock. Who is the president of balata, the balanta society? In Africa, this is a ethnic group that has fought against colonialism. For many years, many years. And I urge you to go to my website to find their chronology, just go down towards the bottom. You'll find a chronology that they've compiled that the shows, the vaccine misuse, the pharmaceutical manipulation of people's, such as the, such as the incident with the tuskegee trials. Influenza is not all that it's cracked out to be not certainly not in 2021 in the COVID-19 folks. 98, 99% of survival rate, just way too many elements of fraud going on here. Manipulation in that regards fraud. A pharmaceutical manipulation of the masses and a ship that we will yell graduate understand will discuss. Some of these items with us today. About he sees you're looking at these racial tensions nationally, internationally. This isn't racism in my view, folks. This is a global power structure that has been in power for centuries and centuries and centuries and what drives this organization is the desire to dominate the human species in the planet. And it must be stopped. And Americans must continue, they must continue to push back against this regime, otherwise known as the deep state, this banking monopoly, that controls the United States government that completely has folks this machine completely has the United States where it wants it. It's essentially got a dagger right up against the throat of lady liberty and ready to ready to slice. I don't mean those words slightly. If you're in America, you are hanging on to your country by a shoestring. It is all but gone. It is all but gone from you. So please go to go to my rumble channel. And look, find this story and go to my website. You and trottier dot com in trachea dot com go to that click on the articles tab and I've got it right there, that's the first video that I've shot. It goes over this frontier airlines tyranny, attendant tyranny story. Please review that, go to Mike Adams, he's done some work on it now too. Thank you, Mike. And let me get close out this segment here. And go go back into guy tones to go back into Spotify and you'll find this interview with Shibuya. I'm going to be starting here momentarily. Thanks for your support. And one also thank clay Clark for all the work that he's done. Judy Mike, it's recently joined my show catch that segment. Catch the work that Judy's been doing. This is the second time she's been on the program. She first joined the program. November 14th, 2018, where she literally folks she said American needs a need to revolution. Peaceful folks peaceful peaceful peaceful. It can be done peaceful, and we're doing it peacefully, but we must continue to push forward. We must continue to fight. And we do that united, not divided, not divided. Unite. For discussion of truth, check out the second installment of this program. I'll be right back. Okay, Ian tried to here for discussions of truth and let me see if I can do this again with sip away balak balaka. See if we can get this going here with simply again..
Sirens | A True Crime Podcast
"balata" Discussed on Sirens | A True Crime Podcast
"Really good friends. And i said so. Britney did a big huge follow tap dance in the middle of the show that was that they reported they picked up my daughter's tap dancing routine found on the stage. No joe and my daughter had already moved in nashville. She did that show. She move on national after she did that. Show that my hair stood up. That's when you really feel you know that they're affecting produce my daughter's happening thing routines and they have it on thin running on my gosh. Was it you that i heard somebody had heard like growling or something. I half was that you. I have heard growing have been actually in a play. It wasn't me. It was the kids from nineteen ninety. Ninety eight that group of kids we were all on stage and the manager was stage left and she kept hearing this girl and she thought it was one of the guys aggravating. And she gets when she. You know be quiet. It was during a play and unless she just turned thunder speed around the catch him and there was nobody there so she waves it. She's freaking out. She's ready to just walk off. The stage should just stay with me and sure enough because there's a staircase that goes right behind the face managers that it goes down and then you turn and you can go into the audience but you have to open up a dual and so anyway. That was open. That staircase was open and sure enough. We're staying there. And we heard that brow really evil brow balata we all turned around and then we felt the rupp rumble of it. Just rumbled with more wholesome and we. We had yeah we and even our director stop without the audience felt everybody checking a little earthquake like earthquake. You know. it's not like weird now. I would have quit assist this show. This that is so crazy We wanted to ask you while we have you because well holly was trying to look for like information. All we really found was the year that that it was built And we couldn't find any information further even on dorothy summers yourself in hollywood telling me that a lot of people actually see the ghost or hear the ghost of dorothy summers and we know nothing about her welsh in general. Let back the older kids like. I'm all for the older kids. You aggravate this little bit. Because dorothy summersville alive. When all this stuff was going on she was route for school. So it's not. Dorothy is is not hurt and there was a fire earlier after the building had been built there was a fire in there and i had to rebuild part of the theater. And that's the for. No one was hurt right. So i really don't think there's been a tragedy there in my personal opinion is i just. There's so many people were in dance groups that come through there you know. That's an entertaining. I just think eighth off of of the people there and then imitates then you know. Yeah and that's so once you're and when it wants your stuff some wind ago type crap we also have to remember that you know before there was ever a college there at all. I mean this is smack in the middle of oklahoma and so it's native american lands. And you know all that that's indian territory. There's no telling what constantly we're in agree with that. To the last thing that i wanted to hit this is just like a surprise. Bonus out of nowhere because mom was like. Hey ask vicky about the gemini twin too and so a The majority of my acting career After so at dorothy summers i was i was small i was in the broadway productions and stuff like that an act to stuff there but once we started mainly taking over the gym so dear everyone the gym and i used to be a theater. It was twinned theaters since the name. One of them sat like three hundred seven people the other ones that like two hundred something people so now. It is a community theater. When you walk in when you go to the theater you go to the left to watch the place so the right side is our side as the thespians of the world and so. That's where our wardrobe is. There's tons of closed. There's makeup jewelry. All the costumes props set stuff is over so that side of the theaters. Basically gutted and we use it you know to get ready and then go to the stage from the other side of the stage at who is a community theater that's what. Act since for everyone. Thank you for saying that. They no problem so Mom said that you would have like i. I was there. I mean so much of my like junior and high school career. Whenever i wasn't in something at school and i had several people that saw things and saw a lady and address and saw things behind us in heard things and that that building doesn't have as much history i think it will it opened in nineteen seventy two but at the same time you know. I'm the president factors that. But i don't know when it shut down. I don't know when we started doing stuff. They're like i really don't know. I just know that the first movies that were played there where robert redford movie. Barbra streisand movie. And it was the nineteen seventy two but anyways to bomb said that you would probably have stories and she said she has some and so. I'd like to know years at that okay. So that theater that also that if you don't have the lights on it's pitch black in there so one one night i was working on the set and i was there by myself i am working on and we had a guy he you know he was special need and he wanted to apply. For course me. I'm gonna find a way to put this man in a play as he loved it so much but he would every night he would come in and he would go to the side that you were talking about. That has the theater where where you sit. And he would come in he would always say vicky you know my name and he would come to the stage and wait for me and i was his routine so i'm in there working on set on the other side and black in the theater stages and so i'm working and i hear him i really do. I hear him come in and walk up on stage and you could hear him walking up on the age and then he said vicky. I'm in here. I call out his name on the only called. I'm in here in the usually comes right. Meet his routine me. So i'm working in. He didn't have right timmy. And then a couple of multiple stage again. Vicky and and i said i'm in here off name again and he didn't come to me and i thought what is he doing so walk in there and i flipped on the light and no one was in there. I got my camera. And i took a picture of and then when my back then you had to develop. You're so right.
DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
"balata" Discussed on DUH:A Bangladeshi Podcast
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77WABC Radio
"balata" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"My dad grew up in Balata, Kenwood, So he was a big football fan growing up, But he wasn't really a big baseball guy. And I got really into baseball ever. So, you know, I'm a Yankees fan explains it. That explains it doesn't also have an Eagles fan. Well, you raised me an eagles. You're a douchebag is what Whoa! Every eagle fan. Listen, let me tell you some no disrespect to you, but I'm sure you're a sweet guy. But Any stadium That's got a prison downstairs. That's all you need to know. Okay? They had a jail in the damn stadium because people got liquored up and they overreacted. Japan's import with paint everybody with a broad every one of them. Shit is big and bad As you think you are. You wouldn't have made it to 700 level brother. It's funny. You say that Bob because the last did make it I went to a giant eagle game and, like a jerk. Baba World Lawrence Taylor Jersey. And these people. They wanted a kicking out as much smaller than now, but they wanted to kick my ass and I swim. Not kidding. I was scared to death of less than half time. Some things never change. Yeah, Yeah, but thank you. Good job today. Thank you for playing the game. I love you guys every morning, man. Thank you, Bob. We love you, too. We love you to the 700 section. The vaunted that's gone now the link. They don't have that no jails. No 700 sections actually act like real people. Now there's a viral shot of a dude at the Philadelphia Eagles game yesterday. Drinking a beer while wearing a mask. I mean, it was really ridiculous people laughing at him all over the place. But I guess if anything, that's today's Eagles fans, uh not a bright Person. This guy? Listen, They're not chucking batteries at Santa Claus so that you're not doing it right. But you did boost Santa Claus Remind you and your boot Mike Schmidt, and you clapped when Michael Urban lead motionless on the turf. He did all that 1 808 48 w ABC 1 808 48 92 22 Your chance to talk to Bernie and sit on the way out is next. I'm an adult. You're a douchebag Beat Bernie, sponsored by Fearless boilers and Pavilion Tankless Water heaters on 77 W. ABC. Sometimes entertaining, sometimes serious, always compelling. This talk radio 77 w. ABC. Well, folks, did you miss the recent Trump Rally was a few weeks ago, Every major cable news shall refused to carry this Trump rally. Except for Newsmax. I saw it. Over five million Americans tuned into Newsmax to watch the rally. Newsmax is now the fastest growing cable news channel in America..
WJR 760
"balata" Discussed on WJR 760
"There's several others on trial as well. And here to talk about the case or cases is Mike Balata of a lot of law, Federal criminal defense attorney and former federal prosecutor. Good Morning, Mike. How are you? Good morning, Kevin. How are you? Good. The first thing that sort of jumps out is why is it taking 20 years to get this guy and the others to trial? Yeah, it really depends on who you ask Kevin. The the one side. The defense side would say that Nick They needed the time to do some torture of the various individuals to try to get information and that they've been stalling because they're trying to prevent these Defendants from coming forward in explaining what happened to them and others. So there's that point of view. But if you ask the government, they'll say, well, It took us years just to get just to get these. These classified documents declassified that the defense needs to participate in the trial and So it really depends on which side us and and the government will office point of the defense motions to to suppress or keep out certain evidence, so So so as this thing starts to happen, what? What are some of the key points? And what are some of these people charged with? And what are they facing here? Well, they're charged with obviously conspiring to attack the United States on the September 11th terrorist attacks. Conspiring to attack New York City considering to attack the Pentagon. Conspiring to attack the capital building, and they're looking at their looking at life and death. In other words, if it can be convicted of, you know if they're convicted in any of the principal charges they're looking at The possibility of a sentence of death. We have the federal death penalty in every state of the country to federal law. So even if even though Michigan doesn't have the death penalty, we have a federal death penalty. And that's what they're looking at. And so as as you look at this case, there's been a lot being talked about, and said about what evidence can be used in and can't be used specifically looking at confessions and how confessions were obtained by the FBI. There's been talk of torture and waterboarding and things like this. What one of the legal issues at stake when they they look into this? Well, what's important to notice early on, Kevin make the there were individuals that tried to challenge The, uh to fight for the rights of the people that were being detained. These they call them enemy conduct and say that the laws of the United States applied and that would include you know The rules of evidence, the rules of criminal procedure and such and in 2000 and three that the United States Court of Appeals for the D C circuit held that because Guantanamo Bay is not a territory, the United States Not in the protection of the laws. None of the constitutional amendments none of the right. In the United States apply to these individuals, So when we're talking about confession we're talking about. Normally, we're talking about hanging where their Fifth Amendment rights violated where they where they pressured to confess. With waterboarding or some other sort of quote unquote advanced, um, you know, interrogation method or enhanced interrogation of it, and and that just doesn't that that doesn't come into play here, and in fact, they're being governed by the rules of the Obama administration. Created out of whole cloth they created from scratch to apply to these proceedings, so it's unclear. You know what, if any protections these defendants are going to have when Of the military prosecutor decides to introduce the confession President Reports that the defendants were smiling and jovial in the courtroom. Uh, as a prosecutor, if you put the prosecutor had on what are some of the things that You're going to do to make sure that convictions come out of this trial. Well, you know, I don't think that there's really at least for the main defendant for KSM. I don't think there's really an issue of whether he's going to be convicted only because he himself has admitted. Multiple, multiple ways multiple different Florence that he was the mastermind of the terror attacks of September 11th 2000 and one so I don't think that that's going to be a you know, be a hard case to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. Even you know, especially in a military tribunal. What with You know the rules of evidence essentially suspended. Um and and they're being governed by whatever rules the Obama administration put into effect. Uh And certainly the fourth Amendment is not going to come into play and you know, as far as And recent searches and video here, so I think it's it should be a fairly simple The government to prove at least after the principal defendant ks out because Cheikh Mohammed to prove his guilt. What kind of message will this trial? Uh, send around the world? I mean, will people be watching this closely to see how how the United States handles itself? What comes of this will, uh, we'll you know we'll terrorists around the country act out if if, uh if and when this guilty verdict comes in You're talking about people watching it around the world. It's not going. You're not going to watch it the courses you're going to be able to come unless you're the lucky people that are part of the 53 people at Guantanamo Bay behind the large flat while or you're at Fort Meade. Based in Maryland, watching it on course circuit TV. You're not gonna see it. You're going to the general public is going to see a transcript that supported with a day one day delay. That any kind of classified material that was weeded out. And so if you're not really going to get to watch it or follow it, but to go to going to the substance of your question, I believe the message that it sounds. It is not a good one. I would have liked to have seen The United States handle this case like they handle the blind shade case. Omar Abdel Rahman, who was was the principal of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing that killed six people, and they actually tried The blind shake in a federal court in Manhattan in New York City, and they afforded him the protections and the trial went fine. And it was all done transparently. It was well done. And certainly there were classified documents and there were there are security issues there, but they were able to handle them. So we've proven that we can do it. And I think that the message we're sending now is network. You know, we're basically supporting this..
Hawkeye Report Podcast
"balata" Discussed on Hawkeye Report Podcast
"Lindor bonnet center town. You mentioned offensive and defensive lines similar when you know we have been in linda bomb and And van valkenburgh. You know we have. And then there's just a lot of moving pieces a lot of moving parts random and when you move ahead to a game against deanna. That's that's something that's going to be interesting listening to curse tonight The it's a big offense of wine for indiana so the and vice versa With with the indiana wanting to put pressure on quarterback and and beyond attack mode Bech balata trenches against indiana. Obviously it is by every single game but it seems like this game even more so is is just super intriguing when it comes to. What do we know about indiana other hoosiers and other coming off a sixty one conference braun. Hoppy lost game six to their quarterbacks facts that got talent act and they've done a really good job reinvigorating report having a rebirth of a program. That's indiana's basketball school. So it's been an impressive thing to watch from afar. What they've done in india you. Tom allen's done a nice job in his ten years. Really kind of you know if they had a breakthrough last year for sure. So the intriguing thing with when when you look at iowa and what's going on with offensive line is their defense. Loves to put pressure on you. They're gonna blitzer lot. Mike mcfadden at linebacker is dynamite players. All big ten level player. They move him all over the field and bring him at different angles. So that's the concern you have from. Iowa's perspective is that let's wine. How do you get that cohesiveness that that comfort level with each other when he was seven guys in and out so they're going to have that challenge of divine nancy's at safeties another all big ten player They just loved it. Kinda create pressure turnover events. Seventeen interceptions last year. It is different though this year because came womack their defensive coordinator last year Is now the head coach at south alabama so You know womack out in. They brought in charleston warren There's really kinda from what i understand. Kind of minor changes. Maybe some terminology changes but other still gonna do consent saying you know were iowa's got like a cash they calling husky which is of a different word for everyone. Those guys a hero position. Or whatever it is on third linebackers. Some kinda hyped up safety thing And then on offense. Michael junior back towards a seattle in november last year. Nobody remembers the penn state game last year where he scores And wednesday game even though maybe he didn't score but they didn't know relet in the the video booth so but he's a dynamic. Everybody's tore his acl twice. He's not a. He kinda has a reputation as a runner but he's more of a mover than a runner. Just kinda buys time in the pocket more than just kinda taken often. Running with the football knows to extend plays with his legs The big arm likes to throw downfield In that makes dangerous because he can extend those plays and then you just lose a guy and he'll just launch down the field It kind of a. It's going to be an interesting game. Because what kind of pass rush. Can i get on him. Is he gonna be back there. Just picking away I think that's part of the cat and mouse game. That's going to go onto a wide. Receiver tied frightful is an all big ten player. Probably would be certainly would benefit an nba nfl draft pick glance. He decided to stay another year. He was the top wide receiver in the big ten conference over two hundred yards receiving against ohio state last year. So he's he's the legit deal. I mean that you know. The ohio state is pretty good last year. They also brought in a canadian car from you. I see who's running back and he's he wondered a starting ryan back jobs. That's gonna come jolt. Thorough run game a bit high sink At least that's what they're hoping that he kinda provides them with a bit of a spark I should also mentioned tight end Hendershot is really good to a shot really good player experienced guy Fifth year guided the came back so they have some channel Got some big offense lineman You know one of the guys is like greece. Seventy five or something. Kale jones. A six six three sixty two. And he's he's lost some weight to get the three sixty good for him The aso they've had their offense wasn't great last year. It will want pressure. So we'll see how they've improved it some interesting interesting Game on an island. Step their streak of twenty two games in a row where they've given up twenty four points. That's a big deal everyday arisen. Twenty two point two games in a row that iowa has given up twenty four points or fewer It also that's that's an impressive streak gets the longest in the country and It's going to be put to the test. The next two weeks for sure We always we don't always but you did send out a call for questions. Our good friend. John singer who thought he was late. I did realize that we're weirdos. That new these played at night you late said he wanted to know which matchup remorse orton saturday. I was defensive. Line versus dini. An of wine kinda talked about that a little bit or the indian defensive backs patriots. And the i will wide receiver so we talked about the offense even line a little bit for iowa's than the wind for for indiana We mentioned the wide receivers. How good is the indiana secondary. And i think really what you kind of talked about that. I think is the biggest factor in that whole mess is how much pressure spencer teachers hats. I think if he can stay comfortable may not rush decisions. That makes any sense. Ben than i think he can have a nice day and so i don't know if the if it's iowa's wide receivers peach versus the secondary as much as it is making sure he stays upright and and not rushed and and and not rattle your thoughts on those two battles between between in this game coming up johnson. Yeah i think. I'd still go with the the the line play. I just think that's so borton for iowa To be able to get pressure because in be able to stop the run. Everything iowa does when they're successful you just look it up there you know like last year. They limited opponents to. I think it was two point six yards per carry in that sets everything else up because you get people in second law and then you can kinda dictate the terms of Of play if you will so..
Antibuddies
"balata" Discussed on Antibuddies
"How mike her specific t cells are also involved in this process in humans during the fuzz. Three years of life. The progressively stabilizes to resemble dot that is found in humans in adult. Sorry this corresponds to appear it all expansion of the repertoire. The implosion of the maker balata in the education of t. cells can be showing in mouse. Modell's use antibiotic whether integrity treated jumping mice express distinct intestinal tea server Compared to the mice with novel macra better position suggesting that may cripple antigens altered development so let's dive into newspaper to see how the developing her shane's the sinek and peripheral t cell repertoire. So johnson lead the way. Thanks for the introduction era coming to results the first question that the auditors were asking is are there microbes in the times the authors wanted no holiday gut microbiome diesel development is driven to answer that they looked at a specific group of commenced bacteria called segmented filaments bacteria or. Sp's a group that is closely related to claustrophobia. That drives the helper seventeen responses in mice the convenient thing about as a basis that there are specic diesel receptors have been identified and these diesel receptors can studied by using sf beat trimmers as naturally described earlier coming back to the experiment the authors to specific badge free mice and they colonize them with sf. These mice were grouped into age groups. One group received the fbi at the time of winning so we will call them the young mice and the other group of my twelve week old when received the will call these mice adult mice before i proceed ahead. Daniel this is a question for you can eat. Dallas was the significance of introducing bacteria at the time of weaning. What happens if the bacteria introduced before winning. He's a really important question. Winning by itself is not like a magic number so we know that we have to win them nice at around twenty one days of stage after they are burn but basically when we want is to separate this from from the furniture mounts basically and they're microbes start developing but he's starting to form right the once. They are wind because in the sampling period. They are influenced by by breast milk on a spree braved mcgregor so in that transition we can really put whatever we want and it's gonna stylish nicely That is one thing By twenty one days but it could be a few days earlier a few days later it one make that much of a difference but also we have to consider the size of these mice spree. Tricky to to colonize dismays waste with bacteria. When you're really young so around twenty one days they are like the perfect size so you can just feed them the peoria couple of times because he has to single garages for this..
WJR 760
"balata" Discussed on WJR 760
"The FBI Indianapolis bureau failed to act, according to a DOJ inspector general's report. Investigation shows reports were made to the FBI and the FBI failed to act on them. As a result, dozens of young girls were sexually abused. One FBI agent in the office, apparently at the time, was hoping to get a new job with the Olympic Committee. Should they be criminally charged for failure to act? Should people be fired? What needs to happen to make sure this never happens again? Join us now is Michael Balata of Balata law. Michael also worked for years as an assistant U. S attorney. Welcome to the show, Mike Thank you, Kevin. This is troubling on so many levels as you look at this DOJ Inspector General's report what jumps out at you? Um, um, a few things. First of all, Let me just start by saying that the FBI and I've worked with them for about 22 years. So the gold standard. Uh, an investigative Agents when it comes to criminal cases, So this is shocking to me, really when I read the report. And exactly on multiple levels, as he said, First of all the fact that they were conducting interviews of minors on the telephone and not recording In a written report what was said or what the allegations were. That's the first thing that jumped out at me and then, of course, And they sat on it for about a year. I didn't do anything with it. And meanwhile, additional victims were abused by Dr Net mask herself very troubling to me. What are some of the absolute initial steps that should have been taken that appear to have not been taken in this case? Well, first of all, doing what's called an FBI three to a report. Of someone talking about a crime that happened to them. That would be the first thing. Um, the next thing would be Reporting it to the assistant United States attorney assigned to that type of case in Indianapolis. It sounds like they did make contact with the U. S attorney's office who told them That they need to refer to use Lansing. There's an office the FBI, the office from Lansing, Michigan, for the Western District of Michigan. That's where it sort of going right away, and that would have been Back in July of 2015 when it was first reported. I'm sure that did not happen. Even know Apparently, that the, uh, special agent in charge claim that that happened and made false statements regarding that which was also very troubling. So many things that are troubling about this case. Yes, so typically. So when it sounds like when they contacted the U. S attorney in Indianapolis, they felt there's a jurisdictional problem. And they said, Look, this. This should go up to Michigan and so give them a call. And then somehow they dropped the ball there that that did not happen. If that had happened, what would have likely happened when the U. S attorney's office in Michigan got the call? Well when, when, when the U. S attorney's office and got the call they would have for sure contacted the local authorities because this type of crime and, uh Sexual abuse of of minor girls. This is primarily a state crime. It's a state crime of, uh unlawful sexual conduct criminal sexual conduct. In this event, which is a serious service crime. That's the primary crime in this case, so it's sort of gone right away to the local authorities right away to the Michigan State police. We didn't didn't get the, you know notice of it for another year, so they should have found out about it right away. And they would have had the case been reported to Michigan. Um As it fell to come. But I would note also that the Los Angeles According to the inspector general's report. The Los Angeles FBI was also notified about these reports. Sometime later in early May of 2016, and they also didn't contact the Michigan State authorities because there are federal crimes and state crimes, and these reports are clearly reporting. Crimes. And even if you think there's a venue issue or even a federal issue of whether there's a federal crime that applies you definitely see a federal having a state crying. It's clear as day criminal sexual conduct. You have to report that to the state authorities, and that didn't happen. But in this case, it's not like somebody called up the the number looked at, looked in the phone book called Up the number to the to the FBI. Or U. S attorney and Got somebody at the Switchboard in the Switchboard said You know what this is. This is a state crime. You really should call your local police. They began To look into this. They began to take information and still felt that That's right. They did they took they took ownership of the case. Because there were there was a case agent assigned who actually conducted two interviews over the phone of of these young girls. And who are victims of Mr Nassar's sexual abuse, and there wasn't even a report made. There were some notes. Maybe. But there was no report and so nothing even went into the into their system. No FBI three or two or three or to report was created. That was that was a huge dropping of the ball as you as you phrased it, so that that should have happened at Also lied to our misrepresented at the very least, to the USA gymnastics by saying that they did that that Indianapolis FBI said that they did. Transfer the case to the western District of Michigan. That's what they served on, but they didn't do it that they represented to the USA Gymnastics. They did. So that was another. Another failing Yeah. So when you look at the the failures, you know different things can happen one. You can change your policies and procedures, but Quite possibly the policies and procedures that are in place are adequate. But if it's individuals who are failing to follow those are making mistakes or possibly even lying, then that's a That's a problem with the people. What what should be done in this case when you look at these things? That's actually right there work. There was a problem with people if you put it because the the bump isn't in charge of the Indianapolis FBI, he actually lied. Um, to the inspector general during the investigation. And that's a felony. By the way, Kevin they haven't the department. Justice decided not to charge and that's I have a problem with that also because they were sentenced made where by the the head of the the FBI in Indianapolis. Where he lied about Reporting the case to Detroit. He lied about that. There was no evidence to support his claim that your appointment he also lied about trying to get a job with the Olympic Committee. He lied about that as well. So there were individual Fox, the head of the FBI and Indianapolis who who You know, you say are outliers because the FBI on the whole a fantastic organization, but he wasn't He was the outlier, in fact that he he committed a federal felony, a five year felony, which is continuously 1000 and one Lying to a federal officer. He did that crime and I might need to be prosecuted. But, um, far as sorry. Yeah, most cases I've been dealing with them for quite a bit. The FBI They would report it to the local authorities. They would realize that a serious, very serious state crime I need to report it. As far as changing things going forward, the attorney or the inspector general's report recommends and I strongly agree with it that they are they have more precise. And stronger reporting requirements, especially in cases dealing with minor Children. That in most reports to local and state law enforcement, because one time agents are thinking in terms of federal charges and how they could bring a federal case, and they don't always think about About the state side of it. But there has to be stronger and more precise reporting requirements, and there has to be training on those. So I think those those 22 recommendations in the inspector general's report are critical going forward, so this doesn't happen again. All right, Michael. Blot of a lot of law. Thank you for your time this morning. We appreciate it. My pleasure. Thanks, Kevin. You're listening to W Jr. Where Detroit comes to talk. Hi,.
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Scale The Podcast
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"So let's say you get approached you set your pricing plan up. You know you wanna do this. Influence or affiliate marketing. What are some of the things that a business needs to have in place in order to make this successful like what are the things that nobody really talks about but you being in the industry and been around forever you know when when a company has these ten things. They're really successful. When they have five of the ten they have a mediocre resort. And if they have none of them that they they can. They're never gonna get anything. Like what are those five or ten things that you should have in place. As a company to do this influencers slash affiliate marketing. Yeah great question There's definitely a lot of things. But i would you know. Get it down to three to five things that you definitely want to have in place to be successful with it now. The first thing is once it's launched the one thing that you want to have in place proper exposure of the program because it's just like anything nobody knows it you have it. They're not going to sign up. You're not gonna get influences. So the proper exposure for the program. That could be done several ways. Isn't this with regards to recruiting affiliate recruiting influencers saw get with all the examples of ways to get exposure. No number one. Of course it's gotta be may prominent on your website That you have that available on the Easily navigate to it in clearly. See what you offer and having any of the easily sign up secondly what you wanna do in. We'll we'll focus now on. Just the influencers are in the end the affiliates so you have that probably on your website because believe it or not influencers. They're going to be looking around. They're looking for opportunities as well. They're going to be looking for keyword searches for certain things affiliate marketing program. And let's just say attache sir brands they may be looking for. Let's see so your butts. Why headphones so uninfluenced somebody. That's an affiliate may be doing. Keyword searches for affiliate program wireless headphones they're searching for all of these and so if you're not ranking for that you don't have the proper key words and you don't have a proper content for that you know you're not gonna come up. So that's december one definitely had to content out there for your program secondly one of the things that you can do to get proper exposure to actually reach out to find affiliates and influencers is do you own due diligence in your own searching across social networks and i'll give an example on you know we talk maybe a little bit earlier. Balata instagram courses screams huge platform. Right now that specifically influencers are really making a killing on these days because they're reloading somebody different brands and getting exposure on on instagram. But you can use instagram to actually find influencers and so let's just say for example. You are a fashion brand of your located in the chicago area. for instance. yeah of the things that are not. A lot of people do allies with instagram. Is this search feature and start search feature with regards to searching for hashtags and. I gave a webinar couple about a year or two ago and i was doing some searching just to kind of prove my point where. Let's say your fashion brand chicago if you search for hashtag chicago fashion blogger which is typically a hashtag. That would most likely use by somebody. That's up chicago fashion bloggers and that's that's a specific term. Everybody is dropping that particular hashtag in the race so nine times out of ten. You're going to get people that are either bloggers. They're they're talking about chicago fashions and have some type of following. So when i did that. I think at the time at least five thousand results came up with people that use that hashtag and so you can use that hash tag to find out specific influencers that are doing posting on different terms that are related to your brand in chicago. Fashion bloggers sit example. So you're in another particular industry can do something similar to that. You just tailor that for your particular eats and that's another way you can you influences. The next thing is what we talked about earlier. is offering that proper incentive. Because if you if you're too low if you're offering a five percent commission or just totally out of the range in what the influencers are affiliates are expecting. They're going to walk by and they're just gonna pass up so you definitely want to make sure you have the right incentive in place to be able to track them in the new england when you think of the incentive you do have to be mindful of your competitors so you have competitors that are offering for the program see if you can sweeten the pot a little bit and offer something a little bit higher than what your competitors philip programs are as well so proper. Affiliate program is definitely necessary You want to be sure that you have the right technology in place to manage everything you know because mentioned of course getting this going of course And you know we talked earlier before we started recording this a lot of brands out there that kind of quote unquote say affiliate program. But they don't they really don't they don't have back in agent in place they just have maybe up of the a or they have somebody in their team. That's just tracking. These sales are referred by people that have quote unquote signed up for the report but they're just doing spreadsheets fan manually tracking mandolin getting commissions out. You know that could be done but it's not recommended especially these days. There's only solutions are out there such as ours affiliate of a great solution. If you don't have and you wanna have something in place. That's going to be able to allied effectively manage the the process from the sign up to the tracking to the dashboard that you provide to the affiliates. You wanna have all of this in place because you know as you grow your base of affiliates and influencers when you're talking about you're dealing with maybe initially you know a few hundred people and then it starts to grow. You can't effectively do that just.
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"The driver has died after being thrown from a car in a crash cart in here in Melbourne, South face Police said The car was found in a ditch on Balata road shortly after two o'clock this morning. Immigration Minister Alex Hawk concedes it will take many months for all Australians stranded in India to be repatriated once flights resume. They were about 9000. Australians in India, who've told officials they want to return home and about 900 are considered vulnerable. Repatriation fights won't resume until at least may 15 due to the government's travel ban. Mr Hawkes is once they do actually getting all of those Australians out of India will be an enormous challenge. Listen, Ian situation will take some time Hearts go out to India where we've sent one plane of supplies. We're gonna be sending more. We're gonna have to restart those repatriations that will take some time. There is No way we can work through the Indian system immediately to remove every person. Doctors have called for changes to the way covered 19 vaccines are being distributed to GPS about 2.4 million vaccine doses have now been administered across the country. But Chris moist from the Australian Medical Association says the Y vaccines are being allocated to G pay clinics main. Some still aren't receiving enough to make demand. They were based on certain parameters, such as total population number of, say elderly patients. So so things they were the starting point Now there needs to be some recalibration of that. So there is this matching of demand to actual supply. The U. S. Is throwing its support behind an initiative of the World Trade Organization, toe wave intellectual property protections for covert 19 vaccines. More from the baby sees Naomi grimly, the U. S trade representative Catherine Ty said that extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. She said the U. S would support waving the intellectual property rights on cave it 19 vaccines. World Health Organization called it a monumental moment in the fight against the virus. Ah group of about 60 countries led by South Africa and India. Her tried for the last six months to get the Peyton's on vaccines set aside. Art. It met with tough opposition from the Trump Administration, the U. K and the EU. In tennis. Women's world number one Ashley body will take on Spain's pull up a dosa in the semifinals of the Madrid Open after she beat pitcher Kevin over in three sets. Australian who's chasing her fourth singles title of the year after winning in stood guard 10 days ago, has defeated the ninth ranked former Wimbledon champion 613663. Taking Victoria's without and areas of morning funk and isolated frost patches in the West. Scattered shells about Gippsland and rein in the far raced a dry and mostly sunny day elsewhere. For Milburn, there's a road weather alert for the city's eastern suburbs with areas of morning fog That's.
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"It is the 27th. Of January almost in February. Dave Logan, Rick Lewis, Kathie Lee's off the next couple of days. She'll rejoin our show on Monday. It's up wreck could see it. Hey, Dave. Good morning. Always good to see you. Yeah, Kathy will be back Monday. She's having, and she said I could talk about this in elective surgery. That eye lid thing. You know where people get their eyelids kind of trimmed. Trimmed. You know what I mean? Right? Well, that's an interesting way to describe it. I don't know The young people know what I'm talking about. So what do you have too much island? Sure, they do trim much. She That's what she's doing and cheese. What is the proper? What is the proper term when one gets work done on one's islands? I don't There is a term part. I just don't know what I'm just guessing It's not trim, though. Probably not trimmed. No, they get it. Things put it put it. What's the hood? It? I live. Okay, try. Yeah, they trim it. Yeah. Thank God Just get out. 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You have to do both eyes. If you just do. I think it would be funny if you just did one. I just have my right eye lead is a little droopy compared to my left. Oh, yeah, way too young. You're waiting and have blepharoplasty IQ. If he did want you to look like pop. I know they do both of them. And then they also they couldn't do that underneath thing. You know where you get the bag underneath your eye. They can. They can do something with that too. Well, you just put I mean, I see those commercials all the time they sell. You put a little bit of million under there. Where do you call him? Million? I just called you yet? No, not, uh, brilliant. I just made the word of but but I'd used enough for years and years. M u L L i e M T Anything is to work a little bit of money like, But you just gotta say, like, move the cow million till you go. But you're taking too long on the phrase Just like my aunt. There you go. You put a little bit of money under there and you're good to go. Where'd you get that term? I think I made it up myself. I've never heard it. Well, that's very close. I think I made it up myself. I think maybe that was like a Texas thing you got from your mom or something. Uh, be a Texas that it could be. Yeah, I picked up. I think the Balata Lot of phrases and jargon and from the Texas side of my family, So if you could have a plastic surgery Which one would you think you would? You would get like if it was free and easy. And what are the options like a nose? I could tell you right now I do my nose. What would you do to it? Well, I've had Excuse me. I've had to Sinus surgery. I've had one that didn't work. And so my nose is jacked up. And, um, I had a a doctor in town. Tell me that I needed to go on to have a complete and reconstruction. You sure wouldn't like a drug and do stuff. I'm positive. It wasn't drug induced. Honey, I'm not trying to get back into your heyday. But no. I had a deviated septum. I broke my nose at one time. Me too. And then the guy that fixed it the first time. Overcorrected, the deviated septum. Oh, and so I had to go in again a year later. And then that guy took ah, lot of cartilage out of my nose so anyway. I would do that. You maybe someday just like you don't deviate your septum just like it. Breathe. Yeah. That probably be my choice. Not not not not in the I'm trying to top you category but my Sinus surgery almost want up bleeding to them. Remember? You told me about that. I think the doctor's still in town. I think he is, but he didn't For whatever reason he didn't. Had polyps in my nasal Yeah, analysis and they got those out. But I kept I kept I couldn't. It was supposed to be an outpatient deal. Right? So, But every time I take my head off the pillow man, I get so dizzy about to pass out. So about midnight that night. They changed shifts. And the nurses kept paging the doctor who performed the surgery. He didn't come in new doctor comes in. Says how you doing? I said I'm doing I'm hanging in there said Open your mouth looked in the back of my throat with a flashlight because the room was dark. Said, Huh? We have to get you back down to surgery, so I immediately tried to talk him out of that because I don't. I don't like surgery. He said. You have arterial bleeding The blood splashing in the back of your throat. I couldn't see so I lost. I don't know what they tell me. 30%. Wow. 30% of all the blood of my bottles killed you. Almost Rick, I'll tell you what it changed. You know, you talk about changing things..
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"Think I got in on this private jet? It's all these make ribs. And by the way, that room that free room you game. It's not bad, but that stupid little safe you have how I'm gonna put on my make ribs in that safe. Want this special safe, which is actually a vault. At the bottom of the casino. With the laser light security system for all my make ribs that I'm using his currency. Taste. I'm jealous man. If for some reason I do run out of make ribs, and I won't But if I do you best spot me. I'm a pipe. You see this card? This Mick rib card. See this marker. It's good for a million more. Make ribs. I'm good for it. You see this McDonald's player's card? Sorry, sir. Very, very sorry, sir. Sorry, sir. Yeah. You better be Can I offer you a massage? Well, I reload your card with a million more. Make ribs. Yeah. Yes, I would like that. Massage on make it two million Make ribs. Take this business someplace else, Man. You know, I will. Turn around that private yet and I'll fly down the street. How did we even get on that? Remember when Dana White 1 750 grand Gambling. Mandalay Bay. Remember that? Weber. Webber went to the Balata Geo and cleaned up eight billion Mick Rib. Neither he nor they have been the same since that It's over. Just that quickly. My man be Web You're a big baller. I tell you do it. I aspire to be you. Make ribs as currency. You know the hell I am. I'm Brian Weber. Brian Weber. The two B's. They stand for billion burgers. She's got it again. Clones. Get off this guy, man. Because without Brian Webber, I don't get vacation..
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Puppy with green fur born in Italy
"Kind of odd find on a family farm and Italian farmer welcomed a litter of five dogs and one of the pups stood out. Among the rest. One of them was born with green for Kristen Pelosi's dogs. Balata gave birth to four other dogs with white for the same color is hers. Splotchy a is mixed breed. But that does not explain why one of the pumps came out with green fur. But Reuters reports the dog would not always be green, saying the color will continually fade as the puppy grows and gets older. Still, Malachi, who runs a farm on the island of Sardinia probably chose a fitting name for the dog. Pistachio Matt Piper
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With Prisoner Swap, Ukraine’s President Inches Toward Peace With Separatists
"A prisoner swap underway between Ukraine and pro Russian separatists Ukrainian government forces have been battling with separatists in eastern Ukraine for five years Russian news agencies said the two sides of started in all for all prisoner swap in which all remaining prisoners would be sent home Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian president balata Mears's Lansky made the swap agreement earlier this month