31 Burst results for "Bekker"
Rap It Out
"bekker" Discussed on Rap It Out
"That's cold and one question. Is there any advice. Wanna get to new comes out there who are just starting out and wrath or music. Wide any vice. You want to get to them be yourself. Don't be afraid to actually speak your voice. Don't don't be afraid to stop whispering into the microphone because the more that you use your voice the more energy that will be on the song in the more people. Hear what you're feeling and it's just going to be better from their true. I couldn't agree more on alright. Y'all they're watching. This been really fun for me. And i got the torture young stole and got the torture me and some of the get out there who i said. We're not favorites. That doesn't mean. I don't respect you as an artist. Those will one that i love. But that doesn't mean does bekker's in artists. I love every has combination though i loved. Regatta has been here. I mean i loved every single one and i'm so tired of for the future holds. Make sure you check a young style but has social media. Also please make sure you message media social you have any guy. Checkout music awesome. Yes i be of messes me those and Thank you so much for watching and stay tuned from other. Come from me and So what the future holds for the show. Thank you for your support watching tickets all social. Everything's wrapped podcasts. And also heard about the new instagram feature. Where you can put pro now if you if you instagram. Have not seen that feature The pronouns just want to throw that out and check out on instagram and often shouted me about kobe. I'm not going to. But i'm get vaccinated if you're considering is again a vaccine. Okay consider those are the only two things. And i'm hoping had a good one now. See everybody's holiday about anything watching by..
MedFamily
"bekker" Discussed on MedFamily
"Randall's andorran bekker's both like the patients that are there are there for significant. They don't they. Don't have colds serious problems areas problems and you you go around and you watch like the parents or the grandparents or even the kids 'cause like the whole hospital. I mean the hospital itself is pretty damn amazing. I'm going to say so myself you walk through. And it's like very geared toward the lake. Little thing is built from the the day that they built. It was built intended for pediatrics to use that entire floor. Its entire building like multiple floors and yes floor is decorated differently. It's to stimulate different things and it's pretty amazing going there but what is even more amisi as just watching the staff and the family and all that stuff all have that kind of like this is an awful thing that we are going through. But for the most part most people were pretty dang positive and it wasn't depressing. Like i feel like you go into these. You can go into any hospital inpatient flow nursing home and kind of get a feeling of bloom. Yes glueck that's a good way but it was. It wasn't that way. And so i think a lot of i don't know i. Isn't there a study out there that like the more support. You have happier. You are the greater chance you have of actually beating your disease. I don't know about that. I know that there's been some studies that if you feel like you have a good amount of social support. You're less likely to get like colds and stuff like that. At least if you feel like you've adequate social support you're less likely to get certain illnesses but those are some old studies. I haven't really spent more time looking at. I don't know i would be interested. To see of outcomes differ based off of. I'll i'm sure attitude. Wouldn't you rather go for a tough time with a positive. If only were that easy to be like. I'm going to be positive. Notice it is and sometimes it's not right but it is. It is interesting to me. 'cause we've had several friends along the way and even us like we had a marker for downs on one of our children and we had i had Some koranic hemorrhage with two and significant to the extent that they thought that miscarrying so we we went through our own little things kinda pale in comparison. He really does. But we've had friends that have had worse. Diagnosis municipal is obviously not like a competent. The who's got the worst story olympics or anything like that but it is interesting to see like how people react and go through those tough times. Yeah that's good. That's a good point. And i think i don't know is it was nice that patient today and just seen how much the parents really cared for their child. How involved they were and that they viewed it as a blessing. So i didn't have that conversation with them. I could maybe impose that on there you know but the entire attitude was that they're here to take care of their daughter like they didn't see their daughter as some you know as a medical condition.
Scientific Sense
"bekker" Discussed on Scientific Sense
"Go they think of one more like then they produce less is debated yes and i hadn't even answered your first question but you just summed it up nicely the answer some you. What we found is that people did work more hours per day or more time per day As she said about eighteen percent on average and most of that increase was outside of normal working hours. Nine to five we would think of it as intuitively. So they're working earlier. Were there working later Now their performance was essentially flag. Maybe just a slight amount performance being the supervisors the the measure that. They've established with their supervisor their performance against their goal. It looks like in police. Company are working longer to meet their goals and they are meeting their goals in that sense. Performance did not was the same. It's just taking longer to do so And therefore productivity is we would think of it as economists. You know performance of output data. My inputs fell by ten to twenty percent ending on how you want to measure. It is fascinating so Some of this is very intuitive. So you say. Allies determinants of changes in productivity so employees. The children at home increased work hours more arctic plane for activity. Stand that That a large client productivity while the wife. Those big of a log company you bekker's so all of this be no is happening right so sue. What's the overall I want to go to conjecture makeover but let's conclusion that you have people home. Big distracted children at home. They get distracted. The million have actually they have more responsibility at home. Men uppity useless in general. You may be everything So we saw of know that initial conditions going in their data sort of consistent somewhat. Yes somewhat know. Yes when they're when what we found is that if the employees had children at home. And how do we measure that. By the way we knew. The company provides health insurance to its employees and we know if it provides it for children as well so that was kind of cool So if the employees had children at home their productivity fell more than if they didn't have children at home. That's not surprising however the effect was not larger for mothers professors. It was about the same separately. Women had lower had a larger decline in productivity than men. We're not quite sure why that is. Our speculation is that this is an asian country. Where many live in extended families and you know ran. Mother and father are there and so forth and that inet context that culture women are more likely to have to get involved in domestic.
Radio Free Cybertron - All of our Transformers podcasts!
"bekker" Discussed on Radio Free Cybertron - All of our Transformers podcasts!
"From the news desk. I'm chris transfers news update for tuesday september. Twenty eighth twenty twenty one. The big news so far this week has been the official revealed. Amazon's exclusive golden disc collection. We first learned about these sets earlier this year. Thanks to extremely early listing being published by amazon australia. Probably by mistake and just recently we had our first look at one of the sets through the usual leaky channels on monday amazon and has proposed open pre orders for the first golden disc. Release the two pack of road ranger and puffer road ranger is go bots character transplanted into some transformers universe or another and they re color insight retool of kingdom suffer puffer is the fan name or at least two varieties of suffer in pipes colors in mexico in europe and is represented here. They mild retooled kingdom pipes in reverse colours mind. You puffer is officially revealed before pipes so technically by eighty declared the redecorate puffer depending how pedantic you might feel about such things. The product copy for the set rationalizes. The name puffer by presenting the toy is representing and involuntary fusion of hover and pipes borrowing from some star trek voyager logic. We assume someone will be along with a later to murder puffer. In effort to restore hovering pipes of their original state's. The set of suffering rogue ranger went up for preorder. It just forty one ninety nine and is stone stock on amazon as of this recording. The delivery date is currently set for march of twenty twenty two. But it's likely these will be fulfilled much sooner than that given we have. Evidence manufacturing has already taken place from this. We expected to follow the galactic odyssey path and get a reveal every few weeks for the remaining three injuries. But just twenty four hours later. We already had the second to officially announced for transformers tuesday if we get the rest of them. I guess that will make nearly an entire week of transformers. Tuesday tuesday's rubio was jackpot. A retool of studio series eighty-six jazz which includes a redick. Oh of battle. Master directs don as action. Mr partner sites sites is now an axe. But i guess these things just sort of happened. Jackpot went up for preorder for twenty two ninety nine and with the same merch ship. Date we don't have any knowledge right now of production for jackpot having occurred yet. So it's not clear. How much sooner could actually get here. There was some concern on monday. Prior to jackpots reveal that jackpot might have been cancelled and replaced in the lineup when the coming soon image for the second reveal used a silhouette of wheel jack that didn't quite match up to any existing wheel jack toy suspicion abounded for a few hours leaning toward the possibility of a cyber trone box. Van retool earthrights wheel jack until it was finally discovered that the wheel gieco was consistent with one of the pieces of stock earthrights. Art closing the door on that speculation with jackpot revealed. We also now know. The order of the final two reveals next up should be tiger tron. Which from the inside info crowd we understand is likely an orangerie deco of wager. Kingdom tiger tron possibly with a new robot head based on the mutant head of the original tiger trying to cheat or bold much like was done with kingdom shadow panther. The fourth revealed should be terror store which has been described as a retool of kingdom air razor though. We don't have much detail on. Exactly what this retool will entail for my purposes at least this currently makes territory the most interesting part of the whole subline for now. We're just waiting for noon. Central time tomorrow to see whether we get the whole batch debuted this week or whether the pace will slow from here in other news to tell me mall has finally begun taking reservations for his lab. Victory saber they have the same. Final deadline has group holes. October giving their customers a little less than two weeks to sign on for the project. We don't believe to cars. Bekker numbers are being applied in real time but as of the time of this recording the campaign was that a little bit under ninety six hundred backers of the minimum eleven thousand required to move forward. On-scene good that. Even without the direct support from tacoma. Tony mall that minimum number would have been reached in time and now with the japanese bekker's we have a much stronger shot of reaching at least the first stretch gold here fourteen thousand to get the v. Lock cannon.
Radio Free Cybertron - All of our Transformers podcasts!
"bekker" Discussed on Radio Free Cybertron - All of our Transformers podcasts!
"And if you wait for it to retail and buy it from a store the srp is gonna be like one fifth year 175 that happens too. But i was more talking about the early bird discounts to incentivize people to back it right away and for example because i'll give prices and everything if i was running has labs crowdfunding which. I'm glad i'm not. Because i'm a little i'm a little you're gonna see my tactics here. First thousand backers maybe two thousand one seventy nine ninety nine. Oh preach it. yeah do it. After that one eighty nine ninety nine up to what their target is so is their target eleven thousand. You're one eighty nine ninety nine if it goes all the way to funding and you want to jump on. It's going to be one ninety nine ninety nine okay but then we're gonna get stretch goals. Also so if she if. You're not an early bird and you're getting a discount even though we don't really realize it's a one seventy nine ninety nine toy you think you're getting twenty dollars off if you're one of the first two thousand back it. Yeah no no but you don't do it by the number of bekker's you do it by blocks of time so if you back it within the first seven days you get the lowest price and then to agree with that way dicusses crowding versus way too. And that's totally fine. Direct copy of kickstarter. Go ahead on you. Have you have a fence to take that comment. No no no. It's just the thing is cast. You're assuming people. I mean if you if you if you're saying that they are they paying for this win. They make the no purchase decision or they're paying at the end they're paying the okay. All right. I'm just saying that unless you are doing indie gogo. Then you just screwed right. Many more people would back sooner if they gave or perceived to give a discount..
Scrubbing In with Becca Tilley
"bekker" Discussed on Scrubbing In with Becca Tilley
"The perfect way for sure but i had to learn. I've had learned that this relationship. Because i was always i was in this la la land berry tale of prince charming in the common. We're going to have this horse and he's gonna have this glass slipper and it's going to be this thing i've always had that and it's it is like that in a way that's how i feel internally but it's not actualized in that way oh it's not no horse like he's yet to show with a horse that's what of gloss slippers that's kinky bekker's parents met ninety five p. My mom has and that's it courtesy or more. Yeah it vice for saying in the president. I mean i feel like you can take that one since i just gave an in depth answer to the last question. I struggle with this too. I'm planner. I like to set goals. I like to have dreams and aspirations. And i'm always five steps. Tenths ahead so. This has been something that i've been really practicing and is just kind of really just focusing on the day waking up everyday looking at your calendar getting things you need to and making the priorities that you have for that day and really doesn't join the moment and i've never done that up until this year. Truly i'm always thinking about the next thing. Yeah my personality. I just i think i was born this way or something at a young age. Started this mentality. Where i don't think about future. Yeah it's weird to me. Do program that way. Yeah yeah so. It's all someone this is like. This goes a little deep. But i wanna call someone questioned. I never think about the future like. Do you think that means that my future isn't there like what you know like. Maybe you don't plan things out because you don't feel the need to plan things out because maybe you're not going to be here okay. You're really taking a dark turn. Like i'm okay. So that his health. But we don't think about the future because you're going to like i don't even wanna say that a lot i don't know i like don't know what my you know. I don't i don't know the answers anything. I find comfort in not knowing and so it's easy for me to just go okay. This is my life today. what am i doing today. What do i have you know going on. And i'm able to do it. Because none of us are promised none of his. I like i'm like. I'm promised i said it was dark but i was just saying someone on dicta off take talking with someone said it and it really. I was like oh. That's a really dark way of looking at this mentality. Think about that. Let me yeah. And i'd be like swipe delete not. Nothing's no i'm i'm fine. I'm not scared of death. So i don't like i have no fear of it really. Yeah i really don't but not in a way like i feel. I believe that. I'm going to heaven. That's what i believe. So i find a lot a piece in that so i don't fear in my mind what i believe. Heaven is is better than here. So i find a lot of peace and thinking like if if that happened i would be somewhere. That was safe So believe me. Yeah i mean. I do. I like i believe in heaven that it's going to be better than it is here but i quite like it here right now..
The Words on Fire Podcast
"bekker" Discussed on The Words on Fire Podcast
"Law. The kids are going to begin to sick. They haven't been around anybody for bugging a year and a half. So they're whatever they had built up their immune system to fight off against your. You know your usual journalist delicious. They're going to be gone. So you gotta fuck. Of course i'm going to be getting sick. Everybody's gonna be getting sick right now on. Plus it's been raining like a motherfucker here on top of the change of weather now and all that everybody's going to begin sick or the. Yeah what was it. A couple last week nash. It was raining like a motherfucker bekker's flooding. Yeah was it last week last week. yeah last week. Two weeks ago it was the hardest. I've ever seen it. Yeah fucking people east over my house. Cars were getting fucking push through like a river water like it was and some of these people were just fucking retarded. You deserve to be my little girls die. But now then they keep on showing. Everything's green out here now. Yes walking green like a motherfucker is cooking. Wild feels weird. We're in agreement desert as fucking while. And i love the desert. Yeah being and then going back to the kobe thing. So there's they're showing like seventy seven percent of people who are coming up. Positive coverted are all overweight..
This Week in Photo
"bekker" Discussed on This Week in Photo
"Bekker's if you do plan on working with these other types of applications then it could be a good idea to go ahead and invest in that you don't be system because those apps do play really well together if you plan on. Mostly just doing photo editing I would say the throw. This is a really good option out there. it's you know it it's a it's a full build. This is not like a light version of a photo editing application. It's you know it's very feature rich and if you know budget is a is a big issue. That's a big concern than i would say. Go with what you can afford. You know the most important things like using these tools right like you can get a great camera in your hands but if you're not out shooting day in and day out in developing your skills it great camera sitting on your shelf isn't gonna produce greek pictures. You know an inexpensive camera in your hands day in day out is going to produce much better pictures than the most expensive camera in the world sitting on your shelf so i would say the most important thing is like using the software getting creative like doing what you wanna do with it and you know sticking with the price point that works for you so i think affinity photo really is a good option for those beginners out there and i would say for most photo editors that's probably all they would need ever get. I would say that if you start with finnity photo and works for you. I wouldn't think of many applications in which you would need to move into photoshop to be able to do what you wanna do. That being said affinity photo does sport out as psd's so if you ever did wanna bring some of those files directly in photoshop. You'd be able to do that as well. Yeah yeah the other piece of that before we dive into. 'cause i wanna have you. I know you're cute up to show some stuff For we do that. Just get your thoughts on. You are an educator. Obviously you're an educator photographer. Re-texture comprising artists longlist titles. That go along with who air. Nasa's learn you know like we said at the beginning. Is photoshop learning. you know. that's what that's what the the name stands for. Are we gonna see additional oriels in there for photoshop competitors in your library like a you know affinity photo and the others as those apps get traction or you're going to stick with photoshop and be specific there so learn is my background is actually in photography and also in photoshop. So flirt is kind of like you know. Photography starts right so right right. Yeah yeah it's kind of like photo learn you know. That's that's where the name photoshop is. A part of that. Photography is a part of that and at this point i just learned to just be a word on its own so whatever we teach it it can totally come into the umbrella flirt so my goal as an educator and as a business owner is to go where the go where people go where the my students are going. You know if there is a massive shift towards other applications. I'm definitely happy to teach those. And we've taught different applications on flirt. We have an entire suite of light room tutorials on flooring. We even have guitar teaching how to composite images using mobile applications. We did a fantastic teacher with guest instructor swaps. She's on instagram at spokes s. w. o. p. e. s. checker. She's doing awesome stuff and she is editing from start to finish amazing composite photos using just her phone so we had her in the studio and she produced with us a full length tutorial on depositing using iphone apps so we are most interested in moving the future like wherever wherever the artist going. We're going to be there to provide education for them to have his fantastic. That is fantastic. See i was hoping you'd say that. Because i i need to see your take on stuff. Ever way of teaching them makes things feel accessible in doable versus complex in unknowable. I need that. Those skills applied to everything. So you wanna dive in. I know you're cute up to show these these applications. I'd love to see what you have planned for today. Let's do it. Let's do it so we're going to start off photoshop and we're going to. We're basically going to remove some objects in photoshop and then we're going to do the same thing in affinity photos you can get an idea of how these different programs work and this is just a. It's a very common scenario. Where you've got some distractions in your image and we want to get rid of them. So we're going to start off here in photoshop. So let's go ahead and grab a photoshop et. We've got a ballet dancer. Beautiful photograph here. This is from a stock image website called on splash. And i want to start about removing these light poles in the background you can see. We've got a feud light poles here in the background. And i've got this one here at the very top right as well. So what we're gonna do in photoshop. We're going to start by creating a new layer. Okay there we go down here on the bottom right and we're going to go to the spot. Healing brush tool brushed. Looks like a big band aid right over here on the left hand side and we wanna make sure that our type is set to content. Aware what that's gonna do. Search out for civil areas in our image and fill it in with the content. And we wanna make sure that the top we click on sample all layers. That allows me to do this on a new layer so this tool. It's actually incredibly easy to objects. Basically i just have to paint over the objects that i want to remove and photoshop is gonna look for similar areas in the image and fill it in with that content now. It doesn't always do a perfect job because it is one of these automatic type tools but you can always just paint over again now. We're gonna go over like easy use cases for this tool okay. Stuff in the background is relatively simple. And then here we get closer to our subject. We're to possibly use a couple of different tools depending on how this does so you can see. They're very quickly and easily. Let's just routes and stuff in the parking lot here to very quickly. An easy are able to remove these background pulls out granted there on a relatively simple background and the tool can do a good job in these simple situations but see how it does here when we get closer to the ballet dancers leg. I'm going try to remove that. Poll it did do it. It did reconstruct your leg but it didn't do a perfect job there. Okay not a perfect job obviously got a little bit of a weird looking leg there and that's just you know did preserve the line. That's fantastic but it doesn't know. Hey this is a leg and it should look like this. So what we're going to do in this case is i'm going to create a new layer really hit s for the clone stamp tool now the clone stamp a. We'll just make a direct copy of wherever you sample. And the benefits of the clone stamp tool is that it doesn't try to blend anything. There's no automatic software going on. It's just a direct copy. You have to paint in in sample a little bit like there's a little bit more manual work that goes into using the But with that manual work comes a little bit more control so know when we get to these tight areas we go. It makes a lot of sense to use the clone stamp tool. And you can see how close stamped away from the leg and the ballet Dressed there and then this area which is again pretty easy because it's not surrounded by anything important. I'll just go back with that spot. Healing brush tool painted over and remove that you make that look so easier. i love. you're.
LadyGang
"bekker" Discussed on LadyGang
"Would you rather switch. Lives with jack or back. Ooh i have a question about this question. Yeah great question. If i switch lives do i also get to switch. Brains is it is healthy. Living inject world is i. Jack isn't free. Friday the keep their personality s freaky. Friday is like you jump into that person's body and like lifestyle. Yeah they're still you but you could do. We could do a freaky friday. And then you could answer if you could get in someone's brain. Yeah i think in reflection of what we just talked about. I think if it's freaky friday. I would love to try out. Bekker's life because her instagram following is like insane and like do you. Can you imagine what i could do. Being becca i would be in scarlett johansson like forget about it so that's probably right but very if i'm switching lifestyles and brains like i would love to be jack. Yeah i would love to like go on a boat and just be like fully president in my boat moment and i would love to be so fearless and i would love to like just like be fun. You know what is that. Because i think that even in bekker's funnest she's still a little bit serious like i feel like when you have fun fun you can fund dot com. You know Gotta say though jack you don't know she's having fun when she hasn't she's having fun though no not at all what's crazy is you actually need to be in her brain to have the like. Yeah that's why would be great to be in her brain. I'm very. I don't really express myself than often. No we paint a picture of jack being like the party girl that she's no no no no not at all cheese chill she. She's laid back. She sips her beer and she's like having a great time. But it's not like while while now. A boy i never want to be like the center of attention and i also have specific moments. Like if i'm doing karaoke right. Great time if i am bowling a ball down like i am having the best time of my life. Yes i love that then. This lady wrote it for each of us so like back. If you had to freaky friday who would you want. So no one's gonna pick me up equally so you'd both feel love now. Well i mean here this will have well. Listen i would love to be in. Celtics brand was just going to say. I mean who would only if i'm allowed to get out. Yeah like i mean..
Podcast Movement 2021
Best Practices for Growing Your Audience with Facebook's Kristen Freethy
"It's important to remember that facebook and instagram opera. Many different approaches to growing your fan base and increasing engagement. I often get asked. How much did i be posting. What types of content. Should i be posting so i want to dive into the best ways to take one piece of content and stretched across all of our features. So i you're probably wondering where should my podcast live. The great thing is is that business completely up to you. We highly recommend leaning in creating a dedicated show page. This will help with certain discovery as the product evolves. Keep in mind though. That pages looking to host podcast. Do you have to be ninety days old to start that process sooner than later. If you haven't established host or network page those are still great options to lean into the following best practices. Keep in mind that one podcast can only live on one single page but one facebook page can have multiple podcasts. If you are a network you can have your full catalog living on your page so understanding your listeners is key to knowing when to post and what type of content to lead into. Oftentimes podcasters will make the mistake to focus on only the top and bottom of this funnel trying not to treat base bekker's purely a promotional vehicle instead bring people along for the ride create posts that asked people questions look s. You wanna hear from next. What topics are you most interested in. What surprise you in the last episode What did you like the best. The more you get people leaning in and engaging with your content the more chances other listeners will discover content. There are a few types of content that we've seen work the best for podcasters lean into facebook and feed to hit posts around your research in preparation as well short highlights or audio clips of your episode. I'd recommend aiming between thirty seconds and three minute long three minutes long for any video or audio clips that you post reels in stories are great for behind the scenes moments and quick. Quick touch points. Remind your fans of a new episode dropping or a special announcement coming up
Cyber Work
"bekker" Discussed on Cyber Work
"Those blind spots and so on and their job is to inform the blue blue team where the problems are so they can often fix it and then once. they're fixed. The red team can verify that the problems are truly truly fixed and exist red plus blue that sets these conditions for a purple team culture. Effective security organizations have the red and the blue teams working together and they're constantly assessing to make sure they understand. What are the attack pads threat. Bekker's were killed chains. that are truly exploitable. And what are we doing to stop or or plugged in the whole. That enable that expectation. Do you have any impractical advice if you coming to a company where the red and blue teams are if not you know out combative or a rivalry. Each other but at least are not collaborating as well as they could. Do you have any advice for sort of changing this sort of Competitive culture between the teams. Yeah it's This goes back to my experience as a leader and looking at how to how do you get teams to to work well together and so back to you know even the culture talk about from a special operation standpoint learning all that work well as a team under pressure to solve any problem in front of them There is a tremendous amount of pressure on security practices. Today there's way too much There which many problems fixed. There's not enough of them and oftentimes that the blue team in particular. They're already jaded because they feel they're chasing in fixing a bunch of problems that can't be exploited. They know it. It's not a real issue yet. They still have to go fix it. Some being outer expected them to And so you're already are operating with the blue team a set of folks that are overworked. Not seeing their families enough no wasting their time in their from their opinion on the red team side..
Six Degrees of WTF
"bekker" Discussed on Six Degrees of WTF
"Gonna take a break four a share my story today. We're going to break up our segments here today by revisiting. Some of the past. What i would like to know erin. What was the least favourite case that you covered over the last year. I had to think about that. Because there are some cases that i did that i that there i started it and there just wasn't enough information and so it was like but i've already like dovan. I needed to finish it. But i ended up instead of looking at cases that i was like disappointed in the coverage i looked at the case. I really did not like covering because it made me so sad. Enjo- dow was the froyo. That one was just because the girls might my daughter's age it. That was too much. that was awful. It was something. so innocent. And just little sleepover in helping big sister like close up. The yogurt shop like did not get more innocent than that. And then bekker's shot and killed in stack. The body's own was crazy. I so i had a couple and it was the same thing like okay. I procrastinated and didn't really sit down and start putting my nose together until the day before we were going to record so crazy because now i am typically like a couple of weeks ahead right am i continue to dig on the stories to find as much as i can on them to make sure that it's fully fleshed out. But i remember her started. Some of our stories were like fifteen.
That's What She Said with Sarah Spain
"bekker" Discussed on That's What She Said with Sarah Spain
"At least that's not the portrayal of them and social media. Opened up the doors for us to say no. We won real. Megan repeat. No we want serena williams not just on the tennis court want page bekker's who has like nine hundred thousand followers already after one year of college. Hoops we wanna see who they really are and because there isn't some gatekeeper of media deciding what we care about and giving us what they think we want. We're getting the actual person and that's allowing people to fall in love with them in ways. We really haven't been allowed to with women in sports very often in the past and when you have two million people following meghan re piano. You can't really deny the appeal right. You can't say people aren't interested you can I had a producer in radio. Who's no longer my producer. Who said people weren't interested in serena williams story of almost dying in childbirth. Because you know tennis. Isn't that big. I was like it doesn't even matter if they know the sport of tennis exists. This is the greatest of all time having to literally tell the hospital. I think i know what's wrong with me. Will you do something and saving own life after having a baby so i think those old ideas are getting pushed out by the hard and fast data which is why. It's great. that what you worked with. Is these numbers that can direct people to change. And i wonder in working with the companies have already been working with or doing this. Roll out for fan project. Have you had people be interested and ready to adapt and listen to what your recommendations are based on the data. Yeah some we're. We're looking and working with the brands that get it and when you can say look. There's been a twelve times growth in fans of women's sports engaging with athens driven media. It's not just me saying oh you should build more on the athlete. It's like fans are free can avid or you. Twenty seven hundred percent year over year increase in fans exhibiting behaviors with these are.
The TWIML AI Podcast
"bekker" Discussed on The TWIML AI Podcast
"You're going to get the same compression rates. It doesn't really matter for tens of compression in which order you look at your bryant but if you're doing something like vector decision you might say. Hey maybe if. I up the the first vitamin jones and then dimension strong fifty five to sixty and then and then last stand i mentioned and i make that a single subgroup. That's going to be much easier to compress than to just take. Whatever dimensions happened to be together That i think that what i was maybe trying to get at is the when you're typically applying vector innovation. You're coming up with this map. Are you also considering the entirety of your data and using that to create your quantification scheme or is that unique to product quantification. It sounds like that may not be the victim versus. So i think now so imbo. In both cases you have to quantify everything the gain that you get with product is that you have this freedom of having subgroups. Okay right just doing like say more Just taking your holiday to sit as each entity has our full factory. You wouldn't really have have that okay. And so how do you characterize the advantages that you get with product quantification. So the nice thing. Is that because you have multiple subgroups in example that i was giving say four. You can think of it as you're expressing in that example you're expressing your vector as for numbers and those numbers can't take each two hundred and fifty dollars so in a sense you can think of having a combinatorial sense of clusters to compress your date. Because you're going to have two hundred fifty six times two hundred fifty six time two hundred this one hundred four times so that allows you to have on implicit kobuk. That is very very large. Which is good for a compression whereas if you were looking at the data as a single that than having. A book of that size might not be even physicals for example okay and then practically how this play out when you're using this to compress a narrow network efficiency and accuracy and all those kinds of things right. Let's get into the question of how we do it. I think that's That's a nice point. So like i was saying mean question is what are you into together so you say you have a matrix in in your near net. That is sized thousand thousand. You can choose to split this into subsets of for numbers. Each and then. Three dose of bekker's drunk means and then get a compression that they get representation. That is much more compressed. So the first thing that we do is that's what we call the paper permit premiered than quantities in you so that premiered step is.
We Need To Talk About Ghosts
"bekker" Discussed on We Need To Talk About Ghosts
"I'll be the most off pudding or give you. The weirdest vibe will be like old Face masks golic used in theater. Something that kind of thing anything. That kinda has a resemblance to human face or artwork in any shape or form that has humans on it in fact the most again. This is a little bit tame. But the creepiest objects. That i remember. I still remember it very clearly. It was. I think it was an old framed pencil. Drying of a boy. And i can't really describe how it made me feel the best but i'm going to give it a shot. It's like it gave off this energy from. Its is right like have like when you looked at it you could you could almost see it but not like visually but it was almost like your intuition would be picking up on the energy coming off of it from its face as he looked at it and the energy came off it was just pure dark like ankh not like rage but that kind of subtle deep seated hatred and i whenever looking around whenever it would catch my catch my glance i would shiver. It's an it's an interesting thing that this is going to be. One of those folks. Think judging by what was speaking about so far where we kind of. Just go off on tangents and that's fine. You know people tune in for all sorts both on the scheme with the paranormal theme. Attention what you're saying that about like the eyes of drawer. And i've mentioned this way back at the start of this podcast bekker's step father that collects art really is is a good artist himself and he's also into collecting signatures and things like he's just a bit of a collector of curious items and he's also an avid bed bad person. Rick and morty. Now he's like another bed. What she you know you can literally communicate spin in the backyard and with him and he said listen now you can hear that that means that thrown under attack. That means it's gone away. He's like really on solely. Yeah he's like dr door open. It comes to pull this this drawer in which he has gone because he collects these sorts of things. And it's a drawing of a bed from a very famous bed illustrator from way back in like the eighteen hundreds of thank and this this particular drone of a bad. He said to me when we first him he said what was into ghosts and stuff he said what you make of that and i was like it's like it's just a a normal drawer of color of a bad but anyway there's a whole and it's documented like there's lots of sites with to mention this drawer and the he's gone on it's to do with the guy who drew this drawer and has gone on record to say that. When he was doing the eye of this bird he had a vision that his son had came into a room where he was drawing and told him that he was dead..
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"bekker" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"Nope don't dropping. Don't trump fanny Hype hard-driving fell into the street. That right in front of the governor's car. No one was hurt. This is the thirtieth floor is where the bomb went off. The guy that pieces evans he must have had a time. Bomb went off to a quick. And how laws. They've owned an identification calvinistic newspaper clippings in his pocket. What was left of it was done. He breaker joel. Bekker's brother that eleven to lebanon really happen anyway. There's one consolation. The shadow on this case doesn't badly as we did cried. Commissioner western so you got signed take credit for the asia them credit glory in the death of danny brecca commissioner west. He was the victim. Human instant of structural.
The Lead
Is Paige Bueckers UConn's Next Superstar?
"Charlotte first off for anyone who hasn't seen her in action. Can you describe page bekker's game on the court. It's really fun to watch her. High school code actually used to call her own well because she was so skinny shitting bekker's not only does she have a great shy but she's this incredible passer where you never know when going to go deckers visa wide open nelson the perfect pass chris. Daly associate coach at uconn was just comparing her game to sue bird based on her jumper. Just because it's so automatic whenever she shoots seeing the students go in sports and it's really cool to watch her just worked well page. Bekker's came to yukon as the number one recruit in the country. So she was obviously very well known when the season began. But to you charlotte. When did she really announce herself on the national stage. I think our national out already was probably the south carolina game and the tip off. In here we go number one versus number. Two of the tent goes to uconn in the home whites this crazy national showdown one versus to close game. The whole time be defended his by fifty four solid defense. Better offense paid record straight up. A pool and page comes out and then leads them into overtime where she hits this insane. Three pointer legend grow from here. Legend grow from here and she leads them to a win on. You can't spend your number one
ESPN Daily
Katie Barnes on College Basketball BFFs Jalen Suggs and Paige Bueckers
"Katie. Is to have you back on the show. Thanks for having me so. I'm talking to you because you have the story of the kind of blew my mind and i say that because if there's one player in the men's college basketball tournament i would advise people to know about it would be jalen suggs. These star of the number one overall seed gonzaga bulldogs. He's a freshman. They open their tournament. Tomorrow heavily favored. He's going to be the face of this whole thing in the women's tournament the one name i'd advise people to know about would be page. Bekker's their star freshman the star of the yukon. Huskies who are also a one c and opening their tournament. Sunday against high point. They are the two faces of the game right now. They will be the two faces of the month of march. And what. I didn't know until i read your story. Katie is that they grew up twenty miles away from each other in minnesota and they've been friends since elementary school. How did you discover that page. Bekker's jalen subs. Were this close. I had pursued a tip from my editor. That was a video of the two of them playing rock paper scissors when they were seniors in high school. I had written about page before. So i just asked her. It was like. Are you actually friends with jalen suggs. And she said that she was shocking that to kids from the midwest who live pretty close to each other who both played basketball of course they would know each other. Of course they would be friendly. That wasn't surprising. But as i reported the story and i found out just how deep these routes go that to me was. What made this really special. Yeah you came into the story. I know having reported a lot about page. Bekker's you got to know jalen suggs. It sounds like in the course of doing this along with family members of each of them. How difficult was it to get everybody on the record to talk to you about the specific relationship. Everyone was really excited to talk about this relationship. These two are really good friends. Their families our friends. You're the parents want to celebrate the other one so everybody was really pumped to talk to me
We Need To Talk About Ghosts
"bekker" Discussed on We Need To Talk About Ghosts
"Hi kevin and becker high. Why am i do enough meal. I should just say hi. Hi kevin and becker high bigger. I work with bekker's dad. He's so funny and everybody just loves him all. Can i say. I'm absolutely loving your book. Even though steve told off for not initially using a bookmark. Which i assume put right like father like dole theresa because becca would telling me off the same way now. The bulk of the story. My spirit journey started at age eleven. My grandma who used to live.
The DeadEndRoad Show
"bekker" Discussed on The DeadEndRoad Show
"Cs like i gotta. I gotta keep making something. Yeah i get it dude because you only get bored with life either now. Yeah like general The problem is. I don't know anything else either like i have to. I have to make something Because like i feel like i ag- no so much. Like i know how to do so much and it's like well if i if i don't do something with it like wh what am i you know. What am i supposed to do in. You know like i have this. Minimal like audio editing ability. I feel like i'm decent on the mike. You know like. I feel like i'm i'm a decent enough host or i keep things moving like all these tiny little skills that like aren't really a big deal but like i feel like i'm good enough at like i'm good enough. I'm good enough for graphic design. And then like i feel good editor. It's like okay. Fine then i have to start all this shit on my own. Because i can't break in So i get a dude. Yeah i gotta keep making ship like frustrating. I completely agree. Yeah we at least we did this podcast today. I'm glad we did say because. I was gonna be bummed if we had another technical issue. See this is the good thing about the mixers is why i got it in cases like this or if one of the recording halfway through like while we were we started. Just start it. That's when audition was like. Hey guys look at it. I was like you bekker's of course you're going to do this to us. Yeah but yeah. This is good. I'm glad that we can have backups. And shit now. So this is very helpful. will still sound good to It won't sound. you won't sound as good as he should. because i'm like recording. It's basically recording the discord. Call so okay so you won't sound as good as you normally would but it. It should sound mind like el salvador. It'll sound better than our first record again. When i was in a basement and that sounded like i was in water. Almost as long as it's better than that it will be. Yeah and it's on a separate tracks like it's still edited it. That's beautiful thing. Yeah dope all right quick business and then we'll get outta hair after this therapy session. Yes check out the streams on facebook dot com slash tv Like we mentioned earlier..
ESPN Daily
Paige Bueckers Dominates at UConn
"China's great to have you back on the show. It is always wonderful to be with you. Pablo thanks for having me. China robinson hosts the around the rim podcast and serves as a basketball analyst and calls games for espn. So you are an busy person. The china you just came off calling a game like minutes ago. Described to me what your life is like in this new kind of era of broadcasting. How's it going pablo. I can pretty much that up about three words in the house. That is where. I spend a majority of my time these days. I'm in the house calling games watching film and that's pretty much my wife right now. I come to you the china from a bunk bed inside an airbnb. So i feel all of your pain and i wanna get into women's basketball with the of course and we'll get to the professionals and a little bit but i want to start by asking you about the really the single biggest name that's been dominating the college game pretty much all year as a freshman and that is page bekker's with percents. How would you begin to describe page. Bekker's for someone who's unfamiliar with what she's been up to it yukon Well pablo the word coming out of stores was that page. Bekker's was going to be the next coming of breanna stewart or diana taurasi right. So that's high praise no pressure. Yeah none at all. She was a number one. Overall recruit in the twenty twenty class and her rival in college. Basketball was highly anticipated list. Three beckham's with the rebound put first seconds of her client career where we were literally salivating and watching her highlights from high school wondering if she would be the player to finally get connecticut back to winning championships since keep in mind. They lost in the final. Four in the last three tournaments. Pretty much ever. Since breanna stewart left well pays bekker's is not only a great player. She has six hundred forty nine thousand instagram followers. More uconn legend sue bird by the way when she became the first player in uconn history with three straight thirty point gains. We knew something special was happening and she really hasn't disappointed. I mean her perfect field. Go performance the last five minutes versus number one south carolina that was quite the epic performance bekker's from around the screen and set the stage for what we've been seeing from page so game and her style of play. How would you characterize it. What's made her so dominant as just a freshman making a debut. This impressive at five eleven paid really makes the game easier for everyone else on the court well except her opponents of course.
The Economist: The Intelligence
Buy the way? Kyrgyzstans post-election chaos
"President whose whereabouts are unknown parliamentary offices overrun by protesters. Multiple opposition candidates vying to take the title of Prime Minister. After a national election confusion and chaos have. The former Soviet state of Kirghistan talked between Kazakhstan and China. Central Asia is a region ruled by strong men who typically get close to one hundred percent of the vote. So three years ago when in by Jane Bekov was elected Kurdistan's president uneventfully with fifty five percent was hailed as the region's first peaceful and democratic transfer of power look. Zone the but even then there were murmurs of electoral misconduct. This time the murmurs or a roar. Absence uncontested leadership has turned a country where both China and Russia have interests into a tinderbox. On Sunday K. Gestalt went to the polls to elect a new parliament and it was this event that ended up propelling, Stan about of political chaos because all of the opposition parties and also many of the people of kick stance they didn't accept the result join a Lewis Right about Central Asia for the economist and is based in Kazakhstan they started to come. In on Monday when a preliminary count showed that pro-presidential parties would be dominating parliamment and the opposition would have few seats. Book would be almost entirely shutout people took to the streets. Immediately thousands of people went to the main square in the capital Bishkek Sasi demonstrating against those results and when the police found to disperse, them will pitched battles between riot, police and protest. Of them, the protesters stormed the building housing, the president's office and Parliament and they were shouting that he should go and what is it that happened in the election that lead to such a reaction Without, that what? Protesters were absolutely furious about the I was that they believed that the results were skewed in favor of parties broadly loyal to the president. The second question that was really exercising these enraged protesters was how that was achieved and the allegation is that there was absolutely rampant vote buying I really have to say it was an open secret. In fact, it wasn't a secret that parties were going around paying people money to vote in their favour. We even know the going rate it was two thousand. Psalm, which is about twenty five dollars. Now, this is all alleged central investigation, but the evidence was was fairly credible that was circulating on social media. So when the results came in, that's why they took to the streets. What's the situation on the ground now who control? Well, events have moved in a very fluid manner fast moving because cake is Stan remains very much embroiled in this political turmoil, and really what we've seen forming is a power vacuum. The whereabouts of the president are actually unknown. By bekov says he's in control of the situation through spokespeople, but meanwhile, some political factions are at odds with other political factions. So all of those opposition forces and they're very disparate include nationalist liberal form as all kinds of different forces they are failing to find common cause. I mean we've seen mops from some actions basically aging in fisticuffs with other factions. The threat of violence has been hanging in the air in Kansas Stan and so what next how? How to unravel this? If protests have succeeded in having one of the main demands met the day after they stormed the presidential offices in parliament, the electoral commission announced that it would annul the results of those elections and they promised that there would be a rerun of the election. But of course, what's not clear with how can an election be now held in the current circumstances are power vacuum sporadic violence people out on the street so it's really unclear. If that's enough to satisfy the protesters and it's not only about the protesters. At this point, it's very much about the political factions, the clans, the people who are now jostling for power the prime minister who but bag Baranov resigned, and we have two rivals already claiming to be the prime minister. One of them is a rabble rousing nationalist former MP called Saudi Jackpot of who was actually sprung from jail during the unrest by his supporters and he had. Been in jail for kidnapping a local official during a previous bout of political unrest Mr Japan supporters have been aggressively sometimes violently trying to prevent rival factions from meeting besieging buildings in which they're meeting, throwing stones and scuffling with rivals. Basically, what happens next is a big question. It's a very unpredictable, very chaotic and potentially dangerous situation and given all that chaos and the potential for danger here. Do you do you think this has an international dimension to it? Outside powers are expressing deep concern over the situation in Kingston. On the one hand, we have China with which is Stan shares border and China has expressed concern and is clearly alarmed at reports that protesters are targeting Chinese own business interests in the country. Specifically, all my said operated by Chinese companies, and then on the other side, we have Russia, which is obviously stands former colonial power. Russia has a military base in Stan and it really doesn't like to see popular uprisings in what it considers to be its own. Geopolitical backyard, and this is of particular concern at this point in time because Russia has been looking on with great alarm at protests in Belarus on the other side of the former Soviet Union where protesters have a weeks now been coming out against the results of presidential elections indeed this week the Kremlin has started to make no secret of is concerned about events in is Stan and as basically saying that it's descending into chaos and that Moscow has obligations under a security treaty to prevent the situation from breaking down. From breaking down further I mean how how bad could this if this carries on? The confusion that Stan covertly faces may in the end how President Jiang Becker to hang onto power although it's very, very clear that at this point, he is not going to get the pliant parliament that he was hoping to get out of this election. He has three years left in office. Presidents can only serve a single term that's under a system introduced to prevent power grabs books. It's important to remember that is people have thrown two presidents in the past. So a suggestion Bekker's position is very shaky and what is really clear is the longer the power vacuum that we're currently seeing a stand remains unresolved the more likely it becomes that violence will be used to resolve it. Thanks very much for joining US join us. Thank you very much.
Haunted Places
Shaniwar Wada
"On the western side of the Indian subcontinent, there is a city called Puna with an estimated population of seven million people. It's the eighth largest population center in India. As the informational technology capital of the country known as the Oxford of the East due to many universities and technical schools scattered throughout the city. At the near center of the city on the Bank of the Muto River is a majestic eighteenth century fort called Shawnee war water. was home to some of India's greatest warriors and politicians as well as some of its most dangerous betrayals. The death and destruction tied to the fort has left behind shadows Phantom pushes and pulls and disembodied voices crying out for help. These spirits are the last remnants of the Fort's storied history as a series of fires have ravaged the building itself. In order to understand the loss experienced by both these spirits and the culture they came from one has to die far back into Indian history. If South Asia can be defined by anyone conflict. It's the region's ongoing religious wars between Hindus and Muslims long before the British and Portuguese arrived and exacerbated these problems the countries we now know as India and Pakistan were divided into smaller kingdoms who fought for religious and cultural dominance. During, most of the eighteenth century, the Indian subcontinent was dominated by the Mughal empire. Muslim. With its origins in modern day, bekker's can. In seventeen twenty the head of the Murata Empire appointed a twenty year old warrior named Bagio belong to succeed his father in the role of prime minister or pay Schwa-. Balji raw was determined to fight his way from Poona to Delhi in order to expel the moguls and claim all of the Indian Subcontinent Taza State. It. Is Nineteen Year career as a PATUA. He never lost a battle. As, his grew so did the power of the Pay Schwab US eventually superseding kings they were expected to serve in terms of power and influence. Ten years into his campaign to expand the Miranda Empire. Mogae row began building a seven story fortified palace called SCHONE WAR WADA or Saturday fort in seventeen thirty it was completed in seventeen thirty two and would serve as the seat of the patients power until European imperial powers forced them into decline when he wasn't in the field Balji row stayed with his wife, Kashi Pie and their sons at Shawnee War Wada the garden. So the Ford provided an idyllic place for children to play and the many halls of the palace were lot in the region for their decor. This included both intricate teak finishing San wall-paintings of the Ramona and the Mahabharata it is at this point that the historical record gets controversial. Body row married Mustang any the daughter of the Rajput King Shot Sal and his Persian Muslim concubine. Unheard of for both Hindu and Muslim rulers to take multiple wives. However. mustangs ties, Islam Islam, and the lack of official approval from both body Rows Family Yen Kashi by presented personal and political issues. Some claim that the marriage was a political match meant to thank podgy raw for saving the Rajput Kingdom. But legend has it that body route fell in love with the princess after she broke into his tent in men's clothing to ask him for military aid. The story says that podgy row gave Donnie a dagger perhaps not realizing that doing so was a sign of marriage in Rajput Culture. Whatever the truth was? Followed her new husband Ashani Wada or she faced a chilly reception from her new in laws. Macci rows mother and brother refused to acknowledge her and body row ended up having to build a separate residents for her. Believe it or not. This period was in many ways the most peaceful era and Shinawatra's domestic history.
Full Coverage
Beauty Business News: Forvr Mood, Patrick Starr, Fenty Skin and More
"That's quite a lot of news which is very exciting and a lot of business news, which is like super-duper. Going, on in a start with three really good business news like news, the three business news it was the new news is three new launches, which is Yup. I'm dead excited about I. One I feel like this has been coming forever and ever and ever and people are excited is Jackie. Aina has announced her brand is coming out. And it's called forever mood. It's the forever moon. It's very exciting I. Feel like this is just writing. That's been talked about forever. She's been teasing it for whatever and it feels like it's finally finally coming. There's not much to say at the minute apart from that skull forever mood. There's no e in the forever. It's just F. O.. V are. Because at night stylized we like it. But as soon as we got more information on that, we will share it. Yep and second launch, which again excited, and they've just announced the first U. products in this range, which I did not see coming. And this is the Patrick Star one size launch? so He's been teasing again for awhile. He's been teasing on his youtube videos getting people to get viewers to send them little videos of them. Saying like bt is a one-size-fits-all turns out right because it is brand is called wants is. The way is this program to stop beauty. So this is just so. You're thinking of Patrick Tar beauty. And Onto Patrick. And you know it says on this podcast. Confuse those two people I am not how? How dare I say moment? Names of very similar. I'm Marilyn up by twenty ounces. Early sat in a restaurant with two that you would I know often jess and Her friend who worked for LEMAIRE and they were. Running an event with Patrick tar and they were talking about Oh. Yeah, as I fear on the plane, he should be here any minute and I was like no I've just seen him on instagram. He's like in Hawaii and they were like. On. A beauty Jeddah's like this is why I think we have to change my name to unprofessional. In front of me of to. Supposed to know a whole podcast audience, but like they know. I mean I'm not I'm great with faces, names and they've faces a very different, so you would have been dying. This is Patrick saw our because. And yet his brand, one size, and it's going to be in Sephora for the initial lawn. We'll know more about where it's going to be internationally as we go on on the first two brands that have been at first you products are either have been announced the go off makeup, dissolving missed and the go off makeup remover wipes. Okay so skin, cal skincare, but definitely make up remover. I think you have indicated this. Yeah they. Edged into skin care, but it was with an eye makeup removal rather than clothing, which is in an interesting extension of the cleansing category as the crossover between cleansing a makeup. Cleanser it's makeup remover. I'm on the fence about you need. Make remove I guess if you wearing a lot of makeup, you do it. These I always find those mists and the makeup remover sprays fascinating how they work I don't stand there. Witchcraft you spray on in your whole face melts off like Indiana. Jones like death becomes her. It's totally mad. The interest to see what else is coming. The packaging is gorgeous. It's all is bright metallic read. It reminds me a little bit of. So. Body sprays from the ninety S. Yes, I remember. Like a metallic red spotty red packaging. That looks really cool. We'll see welcome to come I did a bit of background research on this, and it's because I always brand. That's come from Sephora like Marc Jacobs yet. Betty itself actually. And it's not. It's coming from an incubation group called luxury brand partners, and a also look after Smith and colts. That's where it's myth and cult came from the nail Polish brand, and they were the money behind Becker before they sold Bekker's trae lording. Yes, so CEO was a form of Becca CEO. So. They've got a lot of. Beauty expertise in the gang. Interesting an interesting. Yeah it's going straight into Sephora and it's not a Sephora incubated. Brandon's competes brand. One come from luxury brand partners, so yes, since we get more news on one size, we'll let you know and then the other news, which is hot off the presses Hof. scold inch. Is Fantasy. Skin has just been announced. Again thinking about it and my head I was like wait. Not already accessible I'm like no, no, it doesn't. That's going to be exciting. July thirty first on skin dot com, even going on anti-beauty is is entirely its own thing. While I kind of like the savage frontier. The extensions like it's going to be like in separating. What's interesting? Really really interesting I'm curious as to see how that's going to go i. don't know what the product is going to be. It's literally just dropped as a logo an. Yes, so no more will no more and the last piece of Christmas. News we want to mention is. We had a big pre compensation. We had a meeting about the yes. About this one. I think it's an important piece of news share. Without necessarily getting into our personal thoughts and feelings on it, because we have and that's for another time. MORPHE- have ended their relationship with Jeffrey medics, which is huge news huge, yeah! I think that's going to be. Lots of people talking about your Fisher. Of. Discussion and debate as to what his involvement was with Morpheus. A company is whether or not he owned of more viewers investors like the. It was quite unclench. But what we do for sure is. He is a massive massive revenue driver form OFI, so it's a huge step for them to terminate that relationship and out that of his supply chain, so think is, it's jeopardy. Saw Cosmetics Company. Yet the company, so I mean interesting. We'll see what happens with morphine now where they go. Yeah, but just a business news
Outcomes Rocket
Building Great Teams and Obsessing Over the Customer Experience with Scott Becker, Founder and Publisher at Becker's Healthcare
"I have the privilege of hosting Scott Becker for the second time I had him on the podcast about three years ago we. We talked a lot about leadership and a lot of the trends in healthcare. Lots has changed in the last three years so excited to have Scott back on in in. What's close to five hundred episode So we've had many conversations if you don't remember Scott is the partner at McGuire Woods Alpi and also publisher at Bekker's healthcare Scott previously served on the McGuire Woods Boorda partners and served for nearly fifteen years as chairman airman of the national healthcare the apartment. He really the the firm has one of the best regarded healthcare practices in the world and Scott got has played a major role there. He's also the founder and publisher of bekker's healthcare and Becker's hospital review and it's related events and publications he remains remains. The publisher and chief content officer of Bekker's healthcare Yasser produces the BEKKER's C. Suite report and related media which is all focused done business outside of healthcare a graduate of Harvard law school and also Author of four books in a CPA. I don't know how he does it all but he does it. He's one of the best thought leaders in healthcare in my opinion and Excited to join him in a conversation once again. So take a listen to this. Awesome interview. you're gonNA enjoy the thoughts that that he has to share and the fun that we have during our conversation and with that introduction. I WanNa give you who a warm welcome Scott. Thanks so much for joining me again. Well thank you so much for having me always a pleasure to visit with you. Thank you sir. So Scott. You're doing on. I really cool things and and before we get into the meat and bones of today's interview is I do WanNa Park at the work you've been doing with your podcast uncast. Can you share a little bit more about it and why you guys started. There was sure so the core that we do. At bekker's healthcare has two parts of it. Our digital media efforts in our big conferences and events around three or four core core sectors and healthcare hospital systems health. It surgeries others is by so to get your of course podcasts. The podcasts are sort of a fascinating to me. It on. They're more sort of a as you know a magnificent way to just visit with interesting people people in a format you might not otherwise get to visit with them in and so yes people listen to them but the great pleasure for me is getting talk up to a whole range of leaders and people in all aspects of life. I mean yesterday at a podcast with a woman physician who's Muslim background. Speaking about being a Muslim docker America two weeks ago I spoke with Jean Woods. The CEO of Atrium health also former chair of the HA and one of the great growing systems. Those are the country. Here's get a chance to visit with magnificent group at different people and twelve chance to visit with interesting people. I tend to enjoy people. So that's that's what I love most about the podcasting and then people listening to them. It's more of a kind activity tool and a way to visit with people and if people visit in the conversations or anything else I think it's great and you're so right about that right. I mean the the ability to connect with others. That are doing great things a while. Back AGO folks ahead Scott on the podcast. He was At the very beginning actually and for those that have been listening for quite some time. You know that Scott was is one of the key people that inspired me to do my podcast so awesome to see him doing his his podcast. Now it is a great way to visit with others. And if you haven't but listen to that first episode with Scott It's episode number five. You GotTa Outcomes Rocket Dot Health type and Scott Becker. You'll you'll see where we focused on being patient centric and building outstanding teams which is something that Scott does so well and and and Scott. What's inspiring your work today? I I would say really two things inspire what I see. One is with all the talk about healthcare which you are seeing is tremendous advances in some cure for certain diseases. So oncology sort of almost didn't make that much progress for a long time in certain kinds of oncology and now making crazy progress so that inspires me just watching those things inspires me. I don't have anything to do with it. But they inspire me and then the other thing that spires ars me just you know working with magnificent people in visiting with people and hearing their stories and seeing what they're doing it so those are the two things that sort of excite me the great advances out there all all the negative talk in to just talking to people Scott and I've been to to your meetings and there are a lot of. I always connect with so many great people people to your point. You know the speakers and the keynotes are always super entertaining. What would you say makes what Bekker's offers different than what's out there? We're trying to is be queer concise fast moving and try and be very clear about our goal to teach people and entertain and the core of what we do is building everything we do around the core audience the core participants in the sector. So if you're looking at are hostile meetings it's really built around the jets built around three hundred great hostile leaders. It's not built around us. It's built around the core audience. The cord leadership in our we were in four different areas health. It also some surgery centers in spine but dissimilar a similar rasping everything. We're really built around the audience. Not around us and we try and teach entertain in clear concise simple content. And we've got a great team that implemented we've got great editorial team a Great Jenner team great leadership and Business Valentin which you can't do anything without those so it's it's a mix of things that we try and do to make work well and and it's a constantly changing environment but we've got a great team and we try and save very close to the audience really counts. That really. Is the driver behind everything we do. Love it serving bring. Your audience is super important. And it's hard to do in easy to be distracted. Can you share what you do to stay hyper focused on your audience against well. It is a is a great question. We have very very clear goals and directives on how we try and build everything that we do. And how now it's built to be audience centric versus vendor centric. And they're two very different things and we focus. I making sure our team and our audience dance is well taken care of we those things then things seem to work out well and it just a constant clarity of focus on what really counts. And we've got you know we've a few constituents. We have to take care of the audience. First and foremost doing short commercial interest. It makes sense for them and obviously our speakers speakers in our team are the other parts of that sort of stool love it. How about on the law side of things? You're still a practicing partner at at McGuire. Woods anything that you WANNA share to the listeners. That that are thinking about their their Legal Affairs and the things that they do there air. Anyone WANNA share. Yeah no it's. It's a great question so I've struggled to forever in one of them really out of the other. All my work has been in healthcare for thirty years. Now it's started as a law career and then built this media business almost by accident but grew into serious company money due to great leadership of our team. There are editorial team are Jonah deem our our business team just call and everybody else the On the law side ride the biggest congressman I've had is pretty similar built in its practice but to do that and build a practice in healthcare and then insert your center selfless equity. I was able to early on start to build great teams and everything that one dozen life. Today it requires great teams so the thing most of proud of him most excited about at the law firm is a team I built in the number of people there that have become partner in the firm that were under my mentorship. It's our ship is a whole cadre of people that really were part of my team originally and now grown to be leaders in the firm partners in the firm and one of which is now the cheer of our national healthcare practice but just a great group of people from you know give shots to all them you know people like Melissa. Holly Barks Howen Gretchen amber in more and more and And and others that really came up under in with me and Jeff cockrel perspective. Some practice that came along with me now of largely built greater backs may but was just a magnificent experience.
Kinda Funny Games Daily
Apex Legends is prepping for a big Battle Pass launch
"I'm never three. If you're good at apex legends. You might be able to get a scholarship. This is from Steve Watts's all I wrote like a jackass. I assume. Back. You give me a search? I soon it's games industry is I think, but I'm not sure Steve watts wherever he works reports. Apex legends is doing very well for itself as the newest contender and the battle royale space, and now you can parlay those battle field skills into a college education Becker college in Massachusetts has announced a scholarship program tied upcoming east sports event, which will allow top performing players receive five thousand dollars for schooling. Bekker's partnered with team Ganji and Hewitt's e sports for the program
Science Vs
The Science Of Being Transgender
"Know? One. What makes us the gender that we are. While science doesn't know for Shaw, we do know that a lot of this is now Janes and the best evidence. We have tells us that this is not a choice, you are the gender. And sometimes it doesn't match you genitals to if a kid says they're transgender. What should you do? Well, let you explore who they are. If they want the hair or let it grow out, that's fine. And if they're about to puberty, so the adult about puberty blockers and three if you decide to change you body with homeowners and surgery will you regret it the best evidence? We have says that very few people regret getting surgery or taking homes. There is one big risk though. And that's t Phillipi particularly for canes who go straight from puberty blockers to home owns. Still though while they might be some risks with changing body with home owns scalpels 's something much scarier is looming over transgender, folks. And that's suicide a survey of molten thirty thousand transpeople found that forty percent had attempted suicide in their lifetime. That's way, high than the general population. It's nine times higher. He's cocoa. Maya the transgender population has the highest rate of suicide attempts of in the demographic in the United States. And what we're learning. Now is that being transgender in itself doesn't seem to be bad for your mental health? Tens out what is bad via mental health is the way trans people are often treated, they get bullied kicked out of their home and attacked and the science is telling us that this mistreatment. That's the biggest problem for transgender. People. It's not homeowners or surgery. Not surprisingly when people don't get treated like garbage and makes a big difference. I think the best thing about transition was having my family and friends support me all the way through it. And having my priest from the small town, Texas, write me a letter about how brave I was and say, I was always welcome in church. Yes. Hormones are important and awesome. But in terms of like why I'm doing so? Well, and so happy is because of all the sources of support that I got. That science Fasces. Hello. I Delhi Ruben high wind high Maryland, Hello. How many citations episode is over one hundred and thirty citations a hundred and fifty and Delhi. If people wanna read way, could they citations they can find them on our website. They can find a full linked to the script yet. I really recommend. If you do have any questions you want to know more about any of the topics. We've mentioned to the script check out the citations. Thanks, guys. This episode was produced by Adelie, Aruban and Merrill, Hawn along with me. Wendy's come in and rose rimless. I'll senior producer is Caitlin story. Edited by Blythe, Terrell editorial assistant by Rebecca cling. And by the way, if you wanna Hugh more about these topic you've got to listen through bekker's podcast. It's called the Trans-Pacific Partnership podcast Trans-Pacific Partnership podcast. It's great will link shooting in the show nights. You've really gonna listen fact checking is done by Michelle, Harris, Merrill, hone and rose rim. Mix and sound design by 'em among music written by 'em among and Bobby Lord. Thanks to all of the research is we got in touch with for this episode, including Dr Jack Tobin professor and faster stilling assistant professors cement the Busa associate professor, Susan Straka. Dr Katrina cock as this professor Neil episode in Poland, Nara, professor, Michelle foresees, and professor Joan garden, and thank you to all the transports who shed this store. With us. We really really appreciate it. Plus, thanks to come and family and Joseph Lebel Wilson next week is the final episode of the season following a cold case. A man has been found dead with a stolen identity. The police don't know what to do can science save the day. I'm wendy's. In fact, you next week. Hey, Wendy hia. And you're about to how special post show extraordinary on the Mike series web producing in partnership with Cole Haan Cole Haan is the brand that champions extrordinary people who passionate about the Korea's. So recently, I met up with few of my extraordinary colleagues to talk about how passions let us to where we on now hosting podcasts in the studio. We have Eric Eddings co host the not what's up and host of startup. Lisa chow. Hello. I was especially curious about leases career pot. So I asked her a question that ended up being kind of revealing. Lisa. What would you tell you'll youngest south when you starting out your career? What are you tell my younger self? You know, it's funny because when I saw when I became a journalist I feel like I went in with my eyes wide open because I graduated and I was an applied. Math major and I had really investigated all different types of jobs to go into. I actually did forty informational interviews. Yeah. With different alumni from my college from accounting to investment banking consulting, the UN working at the State Department being a teacher just a whole range of careers. And then the journalists like connected most to. Yeah. I really liked the journalist I talked to. And then one guy was just, you know, hey, you know, I can call an editor that I worked with twenty years ago to see if you would be willing to offer you a job and he did that. And then I went up to New Hampshire. The job was at a small newspaper New Hampshire, and I never written an article basically for my college newspaper or anything like that. And I went up in interviewed with him. And he gave me the job. Yeah. What was the fest article you wrote full them? Oh, jeez. It was probably about some board meeting because I was covering six towns in New Hampshire and Maine, and the I think I probably went to a meeting and covered a traffic light. So you a debate on whether we should put a traffic light at this intersection. And it was a community that had very few traffic lights. So it was incredibly contentious. I mean, what are you thinking at that point? Yeah. No. It was crazy. I loved it. I don't know. It's just like the small gears in public discourse. It was fascinating to me. It was it was very strange. I mean, I was probably was the only Asian within a thirty mile radius. But yeah, I loved it. I loved it. It was crazy. I was just felt like I was in a foreign land. But I was just in Hampshire. So what would you tell your youngest self than I think, I would just say enjoys a ride. It's exciting. Fun. And you're gonna learn a ton. That's the thing as journalists. It's like you learn so much. It's like you have the luxury to ask any question. You want of anyone? That's crazy. It's amazing. Eric has happened to you. Somewhat at you like, wow, I get us this question. Yes. We had lavar Burton on the show, and he told us he was proud of us, and like that was probably one of best career moments of my life. And I don't know lavar Burton that will you know. I mean, I like to think we know each other now. Clearly. But to be in a situation where I get to talk to someone who I have lived up to into have that person. Not only appreciate that interaction. But also say that they're proud of your work was mind blowing. It's kind of extrordinary way, you'll passions can lead you to you more about compensation produced in partnership with called Han. Go to extraordinary on the Mike dot com. And don't forget to check out Lisa and Eric's extraordinary shows Stott up and the naught you can also finally send me on season one of this poster. That's right mole once again at extraordinary on the Mike dot com. 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On Air with Ryan Seacrest
Colton Underwood Is the Next Bachelor: 'Third Time's the Charm'
"Report. So they made the big announcement. I called it the cold and Underwood was going to be the bet did I call it a Jakarta, I called you want to Jason. And I said, no because I wanted to Jason why don't we have Colton view the bachelor. Yeah. And then it dawned on me Colton is the right. So anyway, go ahead. What are you? Okay. So third time's a charm, or at least that's what Colton Underwood's thinking because he was on the season. So for people that don't know Colton under one was on bekker's that season of the bachelorette, then he was on this season of bachelor in paradise. Okay. So now, he's going to be the bachelor. So his third time going for love it ended last night with him and Tian bachelor in paradise. And then boom this morning. He was announced as the bachelor, but bachelor nation is V upset about this like they are. Well, not happy. They're saying like we wanted to look gave us Nick we wanted Peter. You gave us Ari. We Jason are Blake you gave us Colton. So anyways, they're not how many not having it. No. But the two things that I'm hoping the ABC doesn't do. I'm begging them to end this TES storyline. I'm so over it if they bring her back to the mansion, I literally will pull my hair like, I can't tell you that you might come back as a contestant if she does I'm out. I can't the storyline is done for me. And then the second thing that I'm hoping that they don't do is. The big thing with Colton is. He's a virgin, yes. He's a virgin, I think it's amazing. And I hope that they don't make it seem like this big like kind of pokey funny thing throughout the season. You know mistake everyone's talking about the fancy Swedes like, oh, you know, making a big deal about it. And I'm hoping that they don't make a big deal about his issues. I wonder and I am asking you this as a member of that nation. Do you think the fact that he is a virgin was one of the determining factors for ABC to why they wanted him to be the bachelor, I think so and only because of this reason there's only been too successful. Bachelor men that have stayed with the women's Sean Lowe being one of them shaima was the Borsen Ryan. Well, she was the bachelorette. Sean Lowe was the born again virgin, so people are kind of like kind of in the same boat as Sean Lowe and hoping that this season ends like him choosing wiping them ending together. Yeah. Totally seriously. Let me see. I don't want you to pull your hair out. So let's see if ABC is
Animal Radio
Naked bird watching and a book?
"Last two hours. We're talking with Olaf Danielson on Skype high Olaf how're you doing pretty well pretty well, you're dressed. I'm glad to see that. I mean, appreciate that. Know they'd free. We see assured who knows from the waist down. We, we understand that you like to go birding and we understand that you'd like to do it in the buff nude nude birding. Is that correct? Is correct. Yes. Now, why is that. Well, you know, I can get into the philosophical reasons, but the practicality of it all with sort of an odd, not really a bet, but a an encouragement from my publisher went one day when I was sitting in her office and she asked me what I thought of this bigger movie that was out about five years ago. And I said, well, that's all fine and dandy, but could he see seven hundred forty nine species naked. And then she sort of wrote out a draft contract for a book project and sort of slipped my way. And I looked at her confused and says, I want you to go do a book on this and and spend the next year seeing how many species of birds you can get while you're naked, things people do for their publicist. Yeah, yeah, I'm not quite sure I should have said yes to that, but it was fun and interesting and I met a lot of interesting people. It had some interesting adventures along the way, and that's what life is about. I bet. And we'll find out just a couple of seconds about that. But I think you know, for me. I wouldn't want to do. I just don't want to be in nature naked because I frankly, it birds love worms. Right? I I'm just a little afraid we didn't. You have any concern about that at all? Well, not that particularly, there are some other more pressing concerns. Mostly bugs. Cold came to mind or the authorities such as the police, of course, might be a bit of an issue and. You know, I sort of, you know, didn't really worry about my mother thought or my wife thought, but you know, there's a lot of different things you have to worry about. You know, I didn't really look at any. You know, the birds actually came that close thankfully. But what about you know? You said you didn't care about your mother, you know, but what about other people? Aren't there other people out and about? Well, a, it's sort of interesting of what tolerance people have, especially west coast now, I wouldn't say it's a different set of people in certain other parts of America, but they're a little more tolerant of finding the chance encounter of a naked guy on on a trail in the national forest. But you know, I sort of decided, you know, when I first started this, I said, well, there's a lot of places in America that people go naked at, and I started with their and then sort of, you know, to get up better birding, total ahead to kinda get out of the the naturist clubs and sort of get to more interesting venues. Which did involve some some risk for me in getting in trouble, but it all worked out and I didn't get arrested despite a couple of encounters that might have an I didn't get eaten by anything. I did get chased by a bear on July fourth, in two thousand thirteen actually into enough a Hindu wedding photography outing. They're taking wedding pictures for a Hindu wedding. When this bear was hot on my tail, which was actually good because of all the people yelled bear bear of an affair stop. And I kinda snuck around in my car which when I came there was nobody at the the parking spot in Yellowstone, but. Things did happen, did you do this alone? Sometimes a lot of the places I went to would require spousal participation, especially in some of the the. Kolding optional clubs that I that I went to. Sometimes I would bring my friend friend of mine with his another burder. Sometimes he would take off his duds to sometimes he would trail back on the trail and was sort of my, you know if somebody came bouncing up the trail behind me, he would start going into a coughing fit your start talking to them and would give me some time to whip out a a kind of the sorry, pareo wrap that I carried in my my little water pouch that I had with so I could pull out and get some decency so to speak and not getting the trouble because that's that looks normal wok guy walking around with the sorry naked at a sorry. I kind of got some votes, especially or the ones that I would admit we are with Olaf Daniel sit. He's an
Jason and Alexis
discussed on Jason and Alexis
"Hours of my life last night i do want to tell you i fast forward through part of it last night it was the part where they were singing did you really because i will tell you that came at the request of my husband he and he loves he doesn't care like he's he likes to watch it he also is like on his phone while he's watching it's very relaxing viewing for us like we put the kids down this is what we do on monday nights and and he just was like can you please fast forward through this part and i said yes i can i just didn't want to watch them saying and i have to tell you i was so just horrified slash by what was going on with wayne newton i didn't even know what is he dead or alive i just want you to all the conversations that were happening in your household were mimicked in mind alexis laugh i'd is sitting there her a picture we were i just oh he's he shouldn't he needs to stop with a one hundred percents because he is pulled his face so much that he can barely speak it's not it's not good he was good looking man i know his eyes are permanently open which makes him look very core and then han and then his teeth are like gallatin teeth we're also where the dead thing comes in because it's just an example of like oh wayne just love what god gave you and just hold onto it didn't his wife recoil away from him when he was in levy seeing mistake was not so good when he was shane because he can't call i know this let us be a cautionary tale to all of us out there particularly just like dipping their toes into the world of the pressures of antiaging trying to think that they keep up i called i called the kenny rogers so far you can't lose your mouth or your eyes at bruce jenner you know it was that i mean not to like he underwent that really terrible plastic surgery that he you know and obviously had a lot of other insecurities going on in like things going on inside but you just have to be so careful especially as many don't have hair to cover it up okay so anyway it was fun i liked i did like the episode last night although i'm i always telling don in the break i'm really over the two on one dates it's just like extensively manufactured and like it's like we're going to have a really great day with two people who hate each other's is what bekker's saying i just wanna have fun and chill and relax okay you're in the middle of a desert on a weird bed with two men who despise each other you tell me how this is going to be fun and relaxing never going to happen it's drama girls tension okay let's talk about speaking of relationships nicole kidman and keith urban relationship this is interesting i wanted to bring this to you guys because nicole kidman was talking to parade magazine and now this quotas being picked up all over the place and people wonder about their relationship they just celebrated their twelfth wedding anniversary and they seem to be very much in love they seem to be very much on the same page and like they really enjoy their marriage and she says we've never texted you said we talk all the time and we facetime but we just don't taxed because i feel like taxation can be misrepresentative at times yeah oh wow that was interesting she said i've had that thing where i reread text this is cole kidman and i'm like what does that mean and then i read it to somebody and go can you interpret that i don't want that between my lover and i and she says this is what they do we do voice to voice or skin to skin as we always say ooh it works somethings working i i really think that it is not a bad thing to think about that you know reducing the texting because if you can think about that in your relationships or even your friends there is certainly something that's lost in translation it's the same with email at work where sometimes you're like oh i don't really get that person's tone and and it can just be odd to misread easily can't hear inflection lexin i've said that for years.
Morning Edition
Why Democrats are worried about Tuesday's California primaries
"Okay the reality stars meeting with the president is the culmination of months of behind the scenes lobbying to get this case before president trump she is also pushing for broader prison reform the white house is now reportedly reviewing johnson's case democrats have high hopes to take control of the house of representatives in the midterms but to do it they need almost every corner of california the parties even targeted orange county at one time republican stronghold one by hillary clinton in two thousand sixteen the big prize there would be toppling fifteen term republican incumbent dana rohrabacher but california has this unusual to tear primary system and that along with an unusually crowded field of democratic candidates could dash the party's hopes in next week's primary here's npr's jaffe dana rohrabacher tout's his proud past as a speechwriter for ronald reagan and toes the conservative line on many issues legal immigration for one here he is addressing the huntington beach city council i would suggest that those were advocating sanctuary cities or sanctuary state are betraying the american people some of rohrabacher's other positions however have made him seem vulnerable even to fellow publican's he voted against both the gop tax cut and the spending bill he recently lost some business support when he said that no one should have to sell their home to someone who's gay the most controversial is his long support for better relations with russia and meeting with close associates of latimer putin so recently democratic voters crowded into a synagogue and robotics district eager to check out the candidates vying to replace him susan becker knew she was looking for support the person who is most likely to win just a shame that there were so many democrats running because we're going to split the vote here's why bekker's worried california's primary system quits all the candidates on one ballot and sends the top two finishers onto november regardless of party but in their enthusiasm to oppose rohrabacher and donald trump eight democrats signed up making it hard for any candidate to consolidate support that's why michael kodak dropped out though his name is still on the ballot we have to be really smart about the math when candidacy that the math is getting crowded we have to make responsible decisions on behalf of the community on behalf of the party.