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Sucias are my Favorite
"benita" Discussed on Sucias are my Favorite
"So quick gino's enthusiasts. I'm that about the welcome to another episode of societas are my favorite once again. I have benita joining me for this episode and today we discuss orgasms from website with statistics on orgasms in general based off of studies. He kind of jives with my theory of one hundred episodes so haven't heard that go ahead and check that out. What was your take your idea on the study when you first saw looked at it in a while i remember looking at it and thinking interesting information so my first. Take this kind of jives with what i talked about. On my theory of one hundred just. This is a lot more gap and it's backed by studies. it's funny. I just saw a clip of different. A big leg widely known podcasts. They were talking about something really similar except they were surprised by this. Like i have heard this before so it was not surprising. But while like a lot of women don't realize this statistic like it's totally normal to not having orgasms just from penetration so.
Cheine On
"benita" Discussed on Cheine On
"Can literally say anything to me. We'll phase me one bit. It seems like that man. I see you on social media all the time i just. I literally found out about you on monday. And i've been following you this whole week and i'm like hell. Yeah man. the sky just gets out there. He'll just he just you go and all these different situations and you talk about anything. I see you on a balcony at the beach. Yup you're in there with your employees. This is in the warehouse. Look this is what we do. it's It's pretty cool. I didn't know this whole backstory though. Well so that's kind of the catalyst for the always positive we're not here for longtime we're here for a good time mentality because i've seen how dark it can be anybody who has. Would i think not argue with that. I mean when it's your time it's your time so why not have fun while we're doing it and you know shower. Doors traditionally aren't known to be the sexiest funnest product out. There but just like anything else. You can make it fun. And that's what social media has really allowed to do so. After the treatments being raised in the business the business grew again in western massachusetts. Good area to be from not nearly as lucrative of opportunities like it is here so we fast forward to about one thousand nine hundred ninety nine coming out of high school. My brother coming out of high school. We're both having more prominent role in the business turning twenty one. Also have some other things that i wanna to do like most twenty one year old and was kind of pushed out of the den to go see what the real world's like and did that for a couple of years and then realized what opportunity was actually at home and came back and really never left about four years later. My folks Bill donahue came down scoured all through florida. Try and find a winter home and they came across benita springs and found in in a place called carpe. Relief in the brooks now was in two thousand two my brother and i. That's summer came down on a week in trip was our first time ever leaving massachusetts connecticut. We dry but never like going vacation down somewhere this far and we got to naples florida and believe what we saw. I mean what. We were seeing as far as wealth carter. We'd only seen on television. Yeah it didn't even really know it exists until we're like oh you know people actually like this. Yeah and that's why. I say messed where we were from a good place to be from because believe it keeps us humble. We know how our history try and earn You know this starting up anything takes work but we saw the opportunity so if we could bring that work ethic to these opportunities. It seemed like a fun place to live as the sun shining. It's beautiful time in so we went home that summer after that weekend and and Throughout the idea to our folks it would if you guys sold your house. Business building retired in duggan..
All Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcasts
"benita" Discussed on All Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe Podcasts
"Therefore it's embraces and dwells in the cabin which means the east of the city but the were also means code dan which means that preceded it decides to dwell and torah that preceded the world. He makes a booth. Which is the hebrew word for. That is a supper et. Cetera is a temporary housing such the greatest manifestation raise embodiment of someone who says life over here temporary and therefore let me sit in a temporary dwelling was really a focusing on the next world and joe is now this time. It's like okay. Well i only have one world let me have the natural world and therefore let me make everything in this world. Let me sign it. It's correct temporarily. i'm gonna live in the booth and you know what let's see what happens to the city may be these. These will actually change my fortune. Maybe my product. Maybe my mazal would change. Who knows indeed things get better for him. The lower provided the riskiness plant that grows up jota it provides shade for him. it saves him from the discomfort. Enjoys very happy about the plant. The sole was desperate to alleviate suffering and to a certain degree kind of gave up on that it said know. Let me focus tower. Let me focus on the cat down. Let me go to these the city baby. My fortunes will approve guys. You know what let let the have his approved and with godly intervention. The key on sprouts up and jonas very happy about that. John is delighted. He doesn't realizes that actually his fortunes really didn't change his mazal so to speak the way things are are destined to happen to this world. They didn't change but themes approved for him for a different way for reason he was so desperate to get rid of his earthly suffering. Got that you know what. I'm gonna give down payment from his heavenly reward and there's many examples to this theme to this idea. We mentioned the past or benita llosa one of the great sages of of.
KCRW
"benita" Discussed on KCRW
"He's a brand new member. And he's out of Sherman Oaks. Redondo Beach goes to Benita. That's the Big Benita in Redondo Beach, killing it there with them. Nice. Thank you. Payment also from John and doing from Los Angeles with this sustainer, meaning that you could go on and put your card in there and let it go. And when you do that you get also pick a really cool thing called a free gift. Now we give away cups we give away With the free gift we give away cups and tote bags, but at the same time you could go on and give And to our food bank partners as our thank you gift, and that helps people who are in need of getting fed and we will double the donations every time you guys click that all right, So it's easier to be dot com slash give going to pull you an artist that is residing in Nashville but originally from Sacramento. And this guy absolutely love. Steven Sanchez is his name and you're going to hear this kind of Take you back. Do I type sound recently just spoke to him and yesterday I played him and I followed up with little Ritchie Valens because I thought, man, this is really good and when I talked to him, he said Yeah, I'm really influenced by Richie. So here we go with little Steven Sanchez on the program. This is KCRW. Judge, then me? No..
Dr. Death: Miracle Man
"benita" Discussed on Dr. Death: Miracle Man
"He got an urgent call from dr corban show and say you've got to come down edge. Got to come down here to my office. I i ran down there to his office. Our think maybe alastair already or he joined later and and after a while. Oh so much tomas game and he was showing this article kirbas brother in the states had sent him a link to the article. About benita and paolo. You don't believe this this is this. is you know. it's too good to be true. What i didn't know at the time was that there were a number of things going on behind the scenes and sweden and medical and scientific circles people had started asking very very serious questions about follow. They were making very serious accusations. This went beyond the scientific misconduct. And so when this article is published there our collective gasps across the world from people who read this because they're trying to expose his medical and scientific fraud and then the read this article with these outrageous lies and this just insane story. That sounds like something out of a moving. It doesn't even sound believable. It's so crazy and it just makes them go. Oh my god. This man is crazy fraud. That's on the next and final episode of doctor. Death miracle man. If you want to help spread the word please give us five star rating and in review on apple podcasts. And be sure to tell to friends. If you like the show make sure to follow dr death season. Three miracle man on apple podcasts amazon music. Or wherever you're listening right. Now in the episode's find some links in offers from our sponsors. Please support them another way. You can support. The show is by filling out a small survey at one dot com slash survey from wendy. This is episode. Five of six of dr death.
Dr. Death: Miracle Man
The Investigation Into Dr. Paolo Macchiarini
"Paolo shared his ultimate vision using stem cells to regrow or repair. The body's organs. This incredible idea that i hadn't thought previously if you could actually make that become true would be fantastic innovation in the past busa had met his share of medical luminaries through other projects oliver sacks robert gallo who co discovered hiv. Carlton gadget sick. Who'd help discover mad cow disease. What paolo macarena was doing was if it was true. Just as incredible as those discoveries i wanted to go. Bt bring this story and see who was in the wrong what actually happened was powder genius. Or was he possibly soon. After busa went to get the other side of the story he reached out to each of the doctors who had made the allegations against paolo. That i didn't want to talk to me. A very fearful and Suspicious and afraid. Eventually one of them agreed to meet with them on a cold day. In february busa walked up to the door of an apartment building in central stockholm. Dr matias chorba show buzzed him. In and he rode the elevator up to his apartment in rang the bell true to form the six foot. One american was wearing a black sabbath shirt. He invited busa into the apartment and proceeded to tell him everything had learned. He had a really hard time believing what i was saying. Car basha was making some pretty alarming. Comparisons and i started telling him stories about joseph angola. Now sweats and medical experiments or what was going on at caroline scott. I felt that maybe they were paranoid that they were afraid of things. The magnified things that perhaps exists. I thought that they would claims where a bit outlandish and we talked for like two hours. And then my wife came home and she's a blonde swedish woman presses. Well and looks like a normal person and he asked her. If what i was saying was of all this actually true and she said yes. Yes this is is absolutely true. This is absolutely what's going on. And he said after meeting her that he it was. I found that he actually started leaving me. Just like benita. Alexander in new york boost the link fest resolved to get to the bottom of the paulo macura. Any mystery
Stuff You Should Know
"benita" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know
"Everyone listened to the new season of doctor death on amazon music. That's right dr death season three miracle man is terrifying. True story of dr paulo macarena. A charming surgeon who left a trail of bodies behind him and his love affair with an nbc news producer. Benita nita alexander who was completely swept up by his charm. Right from the beginning. Benita relationship with dr mercury and he felt like something ripped from the pages of a romance novel. He traveled the world in the back of his motorcycle and he eventually proposed her with a promise that the pope himself would marry them. I mean anything. Anybody would be swept off their feet by right. That's right but in fact he was a big liar. Because this is the doctor death podcast and six people would die before benita would realize he wasn't the miracle man she thought he was. It is the summer scandal. You've been waiting for and you can listen to dr death season three early on amazon music. Download the amazon music app. Now it's crazy how much we have to pay for outdated impersonal healthcare and even crazier that we all just accept it. It's time to face facts. Healthcare is backwards. Luckily there's forward a new approach to primary care that surprisingly personal and refreshingly straightforward foreword never makes you feel like just another patient backed by top rated doctors and the latest tech forward gives you access to personalized care whenever you need it. Using indepth genetic analysis in real time bloodwork forwards top-rated. Doctors provide you with in depth insights to better understand your genetics mental and physical health. They then create custom easy to understand plans to help guide you to achieving long-term health with forward you get unlimited in person visits with your doctor and access to care anytime via the forward app offer. One flat monthly fee. It's time to stop accepting backwards. Healthcare and start moving. Your health forward visit go forward dot com today to learn more. That's go forward dot com these days. You have to keep everything moving and reinvent the wheel with a hybrid. you can do both. That's why manufacturers are going hybrid with ibm with watson on a hybrid cloud factories can use to automate the little things so they can focus on the next big thing. Businesses that want to innovate at scale are going with a smarter. Hybrid cloud using the technology and expertise of ibm. The world is going hybrid with ibm visit. Ibm dot.
This Is Important
"benita" Discussed on This Is Important
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Dr death season three miracle man is the terrifying true story of dr pallo. Machi- arini a charming surgeon who left a trail of bodies behind him and his love affair with an nbc news producer. Benita alexander who was completely swept up by his charm right from the beginning. Bonito's relationship with dr macaroni felt like something ripped from the pages of a romance novel. They traveled the world on the back of his motorcycle and it wasn't long before he proposed to her with the promise that the pope himself would marry them which she did it. No then was that this part of their love story. The pope is the efficient would be the detail that unraveled it all and take her to the center of an international medical scandal. That would shock the world. dr pallo. Macaroni had lied about everything and six people would die before benita would realize he wasn't the miracle man she thought he was. Dr death season three is the summer scandal. That you've been waiting for amazon. Music has new episodes two weeks before everyone else. Listen to dr. Death season three early on amazon music. Download the amazon music app. now so how do you feel. Now that you are are shooting. Blanks is it. Are we about to find out if the movie holds any way to you. Having to jerk off to two thousand times. Here's the big wrinkle is twenty five august twenty five twenty five wrinkle. But here's the wrinkle. Is that you have to jerk off any twenty five times in order for your wife not to get pregnant. When success in order to reach the blanks in the clip. You know what. I mean a fully clean the pipes out as they say exactly but empty the clip as people say. That's cool man. Yeah but i cannot jerk off for the next seven to ten days which is really really a huge bomber for me. Yeah yeah yeah. This was a huge bummer. Like like. I thought that. I was going to be like children at home. Like just getting rid of twenty five of the of the clips or twenty five in the bowl and it turns out. It's not that you actually just have to lay in bed and get hello vibrio and fucking not jerk off which is like a so do you. win can you start blasting off to the moon. And how quickly are you going to try to go through these twenty five or you're gonna. Are you going to say yola. Set a land speed record in blastoff twenty five and two or three days. Yeah you're gonna go nuts it's gonna were you gonna say i'm going to spread this out over a couple of weeks. Land seed may a man see record. Thank you man seat record. Give it to him. Blake got. I feel like this is going to be able to rig right around the ozark strip room at bachelor beating. You don't do it on a kneeboard. Masturbation chamber khloe. Kyle has to jerk off twenty five times that my party got a tent from amazon. It's like forty five dollar ten th throw and then it just sets up and it's a one man so i figure like i'll just kick it in that you know and just like any time you get the urge anywhere throughout the city. You throw the tent down and start. A hundred degrees nose gets a hundred degrees and also my parents live on the side of the hill. So it'd be very hard to set up a ten. I can do this in a room. I is that a challenge. I can do it anywhere. Do want you to set it up in a room. The room that we're all watching men in black again on repeat. No one's going in that room anymore and you go into this room and and jerk off my own room in the room. That's the place we all go to watch movies quote on quote. We're really gonna need the thing to erase our memory. Create your own oculus. rift. Love it without it. Yeah yeah guys are going on the boat cool. I'll just hold it down here. Real quick saw the grand canyon. It's fine it's hot out here so my mom just comes in to make to make us all ham sandwiches for the afternoon. You're jerking off in the middle of her living room at your at your free cheese goofy goofy if gu did. Did i tell you that. I'm i might have told this story but when i was in houston we gonna walk and i accidentally i got an airbnb started jacket off. I know i got an airbnb and it was an expensive airbnb. Cost like ten grand for the month. And i was like okay. You know. that's that's going to be a nice place for them to do they. Thank you for that by the way. No i'm waiting. I see him at the wedding. Yeah let's cracks. Little no no and they but it actually was it like it was like in the it truly was in the show so it was crazy i was like what the fuck truly and so we got this this hike and you like walk past like a legit Trash what do they call that. A dump on compacting cars. We're my mom's junkyard. A junkyard time. We walk past. We go underneath this bridge. And that's where she turns around and starts to walk back and there's a car park there and there's just a guy there and he's sitting in the car just alone stern ahead and then i see a top of the head is just jorgi. This man's dick chuck me and I might mom. Would you walk your reduced. Yeah go the guys getting a blowjob right there and she stops and looks and just goes goofy. That's the way turns around and starts walking again. I'm like man. I love it. That's the answer to a law. That would be great if people just adopted that and just keep moving and be all good no more outrage no more nothing is just like goofy goofy five. Anyways i want. I liked that by the way my favorite part about the whole thing is how before you go. I don't know if i've told this story on the podcast on any other podcasts. You know you told that story.
We Saw the Devil
"benita" Discussed on We Saw the Devil
"Surgeon pioneering a groundbreaking new treatment that could save thousands of lives. They traveled the world together. Lavish vacations romantic getaways. And it wasn't long before he proposed to her and excitedly promised the clintons obama's and even john legend would be at their wedding. What benita didn't know was that her new fiance would take her to the center of an international medical scandal. That would shock the world. Dr paulo maquis. Irini has lied about everything and six people would die before she would uncover. He wasn't the miracle man he made himself out to be. I'm about to play you. A preview of dr death season three miracle man. But while you're listening make sure to follow dr death season. Three miracle man on apple podcasts. Or wherever you are listening or you can listen early in ad free by subscribing to wonder plus an apple podcasts or the wondering app it was the second night of benita alexander's romantic getaway in moscow. And so far everything had been perfect. You know the typical beautiful hotel. The the tour guide the everything over the top. The beautiful dinners. He often on these trips. Would give me more. Jewelry was always giving me beautiful. Jewelry did spent the day sightseeing and shopping and had just settled down for dinner at the cafe. Pushkin restaurant the man who had swept her off her feet. Seven months earlier was sitting across the table. This man knows exactly how attractive and good looking. He is and he knows he looks like george clooney. They've only been seeing each other for a short time but benita knew she was already in love. He was handsome caring and successful. In fact he was here on a business trip. A new clinical trial. He'd invited benita along but she almost didn't make it for months after the surgery. I'm back and forth to the doctor constantly and they can't get rid of this infection. He invited benita along but she almost didn't make it a few weeks earlier. Should had surgery and gotten an infection but after some antibiotics things seem to be getting better. Besides she really wanted to see moscow and then the infection cleared off enough that my doctor said you're fine. You're okay to travel but now at dinner it was clear something was very wrong and i started having horrible pain now. Mike piercing pain at first. She tried to tough it out hoping to make it through the desert but that was just too much. I remember squeezing policy hander. At a table and i just look at him and i say my love. Something's wrong. a look of concern flashed across paulos face. Everything's gonna be okay. He said he got up from the table. Threw down some cash and grabbed her coat and i could barely walk barely. Get in the taxi. They made it back to their hotel room and he said lie down on the bed. Benita quickly pulled off her clothes as best she could so he could see the wound. He looked at the incision vision and he looked at me and he said do you trust me and i just looked at him and i said. Give me another glass of wine. Paolo gave a soft smile. And then walk to the mini fridge. He pulled out a bottle of wine then build a glass to the brim and handed it to her so promptly slugged and i lay down and he said where you're scissors. I had these travel. Scissors that I was using to cut the ause. I was covering the incision with. I said there in the bathroom and he goes in the bathroom and he gets my travel scissors. And he is peroxide or something. Whatever he has to quote on quote sterilize them. He came back over to her. Look during the is and he said. Do you trust me. And i just nodded my head and he took those scissors and he clones them and alliances. The pain was unlike anything should felt. Benita has a high pain threshold but for a second. She thought she was going to black out. One hand was gripping the bed and the other was holding onto. Paolo shoulder pow told her that he had released the pus from her infection and it would help her heal. She believed him because she trusted him. She wasn't the only one fellow surgeons trusted. Paolo patience trusted paulo. But this dashing globetrotting miracle working doctor would betray them. All i believe in miracles. Believe in magic i believe in love and it just seemed like this is going to be good of course why not and we saw more and more live in these manners. Whoever said lavas. Blind wilson kitten follow dr death season. Three.
Inside Jaws
"benita" Discussed on Inside Jaws
"Pioneering groundbreaking new treatment. That could save thousands of lives together. He and benita traveled. The world took lavish vacations romantic getaways. And it wasn't long before he proposed to her and excitedly promised the clintons obama's and john legend would be at their wedding. What benita didn't know then was that her new fiance would take her to the center of an international medical scandal. That would shock the world. Dr paulo makia. Rini had lied about everything and six people would die before she would uncover. He wasn't the miracle man he made himself out to be. You're about to hear a preview of dr death season three miracle-man but while you're listening. Make sure to follow. Dr death. Season three on apple podcasts. Or wherever you're listening or you can listen to new episodes early and ad free by subscribing to wonder plus in apple podcasts or the wondering app it was the second night of benita alexander's romantic getaway in moscow and so far everything had been perfect. You know the typical beautiful hotel. The the tour guide the everything over the top. The beautiful dinners. He often on these trips. Would give me more. Jewelry was always giving me beautiful. Jewelry did spent the day sightseeing and shopping and had just settled down for dinner at the cafe. Pushkin restaurant the man who had swept her off her feet seven months earlier with sitting across the table. This man knows exactly how attractive and good looking. He is and he knows he looks like george clooney. That only been seeing each other for a short time but benita knew she was already in love. He was handsome caring and successful. In fact he was here on a business trip. A new clinical trial. He invited benita along but she almost didn't make it for months after the surgery. I'm back and forth to the doctor constantly and they get rid of the infection. He'd invited benito long but she almost didn't make it just a few weeks earlier should had surgery and gotten an infection but after some antibiotics things seem to be getting better besides she really wanted to see moscow and then the infection cleared off enough that my doctor said you're fine. You're okay to travel but now at dinner it was clear something was very wrong and i started having horrible pain now. My piercing pain at first. She tried to tough it out hoping to make it through the desert but this was just too much. I remember squeezing policy hander. At a table and i just look at him and i say my love. Something's wrong a look of concern. Flashed across paolo's face. Everything's gonna be okay. He said he got up from the table. Threw down some cash and grabbed her coat and i could barely walk barely again in the taxi. They made it back to their hotel room and he said lie down on the bed. Benita quickly pulled off her clothes as best she could so he could see the wound. He looked at the decision and he looked at me and he said do you trust me and i just looked at him and i said. Give me another glass of wine. Paolo gave a soft smile and then walked to the mini fridge. He pulled out a bottle of wine then build a glass to the brim and handed it to her shy promptly. Slogged and i lay down and he said where you're scissors. I have these travel scissors that I was using to cut the gauze that i was covering the incision with i said there in the bathroom and he goes in the bathroom and he gets my travel scissors and he is peroxide or something whatever he has to quote unquote sterilize them. He came back over to her. Look during the is and he said. Do you trust me. And i just nodded my head and he took those scissors and he plunged them and incision. The pain was unlike anything should felt. Benita has a high pain threshold but for a second. She thought she was going to black out. One hand was gripping the bed and the other was holding onto paolo shoulder. How low told her that he had released the pus from her infection and it would help her heal. She believed him because she trusted him. She wasn't the only one fellow surgeons trusted. Paolo patience trusted paulo. But this dashing globetrotting miracle working doctor would betray them all. I believe in miracles. I believe in magic. I believe in love and it just seemed like this is going to be good of course why not and we saw more and more live in these manners. Whoever said lavas. Blind wilson kidding follow dr death season. Three miracle.
Dirty John
Dr. Death: The Story of Dr. Paolo Macchiarini
"Get rid of the infection. He'd invited benito long but she almost didn't make it just a few weeks earlier should had surgery and gotten an infection but after some antibiotics things seem to be getting better besides she really wanted to see moscow and then the infection cleared off enough that my doctor said you're fine. You're okay to travel but now at dinner it was clear something was very wrong and i started having horrible pain now. My piercing pain at first. She tried to tough it out hoping to make it through the desert but this was just too much. I remember squeezing policy hander. At a table and i just look at him and i say my love. Something's wrong. a look of concern flashed across paulos face. Everything's gonna be okay. He said he got up from the table. Threw down some cash and grabbed her coat and i could barely walk barely again in the taxi. They made it back to their hotel room and he said lie down on the bed. Benita quickly pulled off her clothes as best she could so he could see the wound. He looked at the incision and he looked at me and he said. Do you trust me. And i just looked at him and i said get me another glass of wine. Paolo gave a soft smile and then walked to the mini fridge. He pulled out a bottle of wine then build a glass to the brim and handed it to her shy promptly. Slogged and i lay down and he said where you're scissors. I have these travel scissors that I was using to cut the gauze that i was covering the incision with i said there in the bathroom and he goes in the bathroom and he gets my travel scissors and he is peroxide or something whatever he has to quote unquote sterilize them. He came back over to her. Look during the is and he said. Do you trust me. And i just nodded my head and he took those scissors and he plunged them into my incision. The pain was unlike anything should felt. Benita has a high pain threshold but for a second. She thought she was going to black out. One hand was gripping the bed and the other was holding onto paolo shoulder.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"benita" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"The reality of systemic racism. That would have been very hard to imagine before George Floyd's murder and the movement that's followed. Biden has said racial justice would be a defining element of his presidency. He was motivated to run in 2020 by the white supremacy openly flaunted at the 2017 Charlottesville rally, he said. And yet his administration's criminal justice plan calls for an additional $300 million for police departments to hire and train officers on community policing. For those in his party looking to defund or reallocate public safety that is not entirely promising. One of the key people who is going to be guiding the administration here is Benita Gupta. She was confirmed in April as associate attorney general, the number three position at the Department of Justice, where she oversees the civil rights division. I spoke with Gupta last week. It has been an extraordinary year for Protest for the criminal justice system. We've seen upheaval unlike any, maybe since the 19 sixties. What is the Biden administration determined to do? To make clear that it's fighting for racial equality and that this is a priority for the administration. Well, it has been on extraordinary year and then a lot of ways. The protests were not just about policing and criminal justice. But actually, I think touched every part of American life and And in a lot of ways, the administration's response has mirrored that the equity agenda the administration, I think has Been a demonstration that every part of the government has a role to play that it is not just the purview of the civil rights division at the U. S. Department of Justice to ensure Racial equity, but that the Department of Transportation needs to have a racial equity impact that Housing and Urban Development Agency needs to have a racial equity impact that this is that everyone in government actually has a role to play Tonto ensure that we're fighting in trench disparities. Let's talk about policing you. Led the federal investigation into the Ferguson Police Department when you came to the Department of Justice during the Obama administration, Well, we've heard a lot about defund the police reforming police, and we've seen very, very different. Ways of going about that. What approach? Is the Department of Justice want to see enacted in cities throughout the country? What do you want to see happen in police departments in Minneapolis in New York and San Francisco in Los Angeles and all across the nation. So just to start. I think it's important that the attorney general named Civil rights as his top priority along with the fight against domestic terrorism, and I think what's What's really interesting about some of the conversation we're seeing in policing today is that there's been a push to recognize that policing alone cannot keep communities safe that it has been a mistake. Tol rely simply on criminal justice models. And not be thinking about community based mental health, community based substance use programs and services so that people can, especially in low income. Black and brown communities have access to other interventions. Besides the criminal justice system. And the tools that the Justice Department has are actually broader than what sometimes people understand. So the pattern of practice investigation tool is often the tool that gets the The highest profile in the most media coverage. That's the tool that the civil rights division has. But the Justice Department actually touches a much broader scale of police departments through the grant making through the Office of Justice Programs through the cops office through the Office of Violence against Women where we can both innovate Pilot. Important programs where we can emulate and propagate the some of the best practices in consent decrees and help support police reform, help support law enforcement, So I think the Justice Department needs to do this work at higher scale. I will also say, David, look the last year I know people. There are a lot of people in a lot of parts of the country who feel like well, nothing has changed. We continue to see tragedy after tragedy. But I think it went way Do we do see that we do we do and I think it's a tragedies are one is there's a higher level of awareness. We're seeing more of it because there's more on video than ever before. But I also think it's really significant while recognizing how much work we have to do. That 30 states and a lot of local governments around the country enacted a serious of reforms this past year that I don't think would have happened, but for a real demand for it by communities you have states that are banning or limiting the use of next restraints. You've got states that are increasing funding for body cameras that are now requiring de escalation. I mean, I've been six years ago. There really wasn't very much awareness, even in law enforcement or a real kind of mainstream push around the duty to intervene when when people see fellow officers using excessive force Sure, but this on the level of awareness, But in terms of policy, President Biden's criminal justice plan calls for an additional $300 million for police departments. Hire more officers to train them on community policing efforts, and for decades we put more and more money. Into these police departments, Years of retraining. And yet these hideous police killings keep happening. Can you spend your way out of a problem like that? That seems really systemic in the end. Well, I don't You know, the the administration has been or I should say, let me speak about the Justice Department when we look at the work that we have been doing the last few years. There has been a need, of course to provide resource is for law enforcement. Remember going into the team win and going into the Baltimore Police Department and finding a room of file cabinets with paper forms on stops that had never been analyzed. I just said they had no data systems, even to self study, and we literally had to create data systems to understand the patterns of stops and That actually cost up front money to build that infrastructure, the money that there's officer, wellness and safety programs that we know have determined better results on reductions of use of force. But there it was. There is a big big push through our consent decrees answer our grant making toe actually also support Programs that would reduce criminal justice in our action and do exactly what people are calling for, which is to increase community based solutions. So this has got to be part parcel. So Merrick, Merrick Merrick Garland has talked Openly about the the military's effects of criminalizing low level drug offenses. Is the administration. Going to denounce the war on drugs as a as a failure. Well, I have spoken ah lot about the problems of enforcement priorities as theater knee general, and, you know, there has been a lot of focus on Our priorities on on recognizing that enforcement of low level drug crimes at the expense of focusing on violent crime that that is That that actually takes away the focus of law enforcement and that police community trust is actually essential to the ability to fight crime. And I think the lesson in some ways that we're learning and seeing For the last year is that, uh, law enforcement alone isn't going to be able to reduce violent crime that communities that social service providers that local governments all have a key role and at the Justice Department, there's an important role..
Otro Boleto Podcast
"benita" Discussed on Otro Boleto Podcast
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Republic Keeper - with Brian O'Kelly
"benita" Discussed on Republic Keeper - with Brian O'Kelly
"And a lot of this came from ferguson missouri. And the hands up. Don't shoot michael brown thing right and That was investigated. Turned out not to be true. And so Tom cotton is digging into that with The nominee and dick durbin policy debate. But i'm asking you. A simple factual question was officer. Darren wilson justified or not in the shooting of michael brown in ferguson missouri. In two thousand fourteen vanita gupta has said he was eric holder has said he was different. Investigations have said. He was asked you was he or was he not justified in shooting as a private citizen based on the fact that i know i'm not privy to the details that the federal government may have been privy to in the course of its investigation as a private citizen. There is something that feels unfair. And i'm just issued an eighty seven page report. It's not a private. That's not grand jury sensitive information. That's not secrets and eighty seven page. Report released benita gupta when she ran the office. It's us byerly. It concluded shooting justified. Well my you. You obviously do not want to take the position. The shooting was justified. Despite what eric holder benita gupta said given the fact that you want to answer the simple question yesterday. No let's turn to another case. Which is jason a senator. Could you please just a lower opportunity. Respectively dominant pattern of interrupting me repeatedly. This happened the last time we had a hearing. I'm sorry and you call the vote in violation of committee's world and we'll give you additional time. I like to give her a chance to complete her answer. I've asked her a simple. Yes or no question. Multiple times refuses answer it. Thank you though for your input. Thank.
The Wounds Of The Faithful
"benita" Discussed on The Wounds Of The Faithful
"You'll hear stuff like certified life coach. It's pretty much up to you to decide if what they're offering is what you need in. It's of value to you. So it's not regulated. So you need to know that up front. There is no licensing board even though there are websites out there that say well. I'm a certified life coach Does that mean it means that somebody some organization has some sort of cornell that they'll check to sioux have credentials or that you've studied on their curriculum. And you've checked these boxes. So i don't really know any specific ones that i can speak about but i'm just telling you right now. There aren't any national certifications across the board so anybody can put ambition goal and say that they are a mentor or a life coach and that's not necessarily a bad thing i'm not gonna try not to bash bash the industry too much but i do want to make sure that you have the correct information and you know the truth so if you're stuck somewhere and you need how you need accountability yes you need a mentor or a life coach. Benita kick in the pants. If you need motivation to get started yes you know maybe if you are pretty independent and self driven. Somebody can give you assignments to do every week and you would do it. You don't need too much hand holding. You just need some direction. Some work to go. You do need to have time to devote to it. There is no point in hiring a mentor or a life coach. If you're not going to do your homework. I tell that to my manning the saul group manning assault technically not mentorship or life coaching But i tell them that if you if you don't have time to do the work then it's not the right time for you so let's talk about what you should be looking for and neither write these down. These are important number one. The coach or the mentor needs to have life experience..
Morning News with Hal Jay & Brian Estridge
2 Dallas officers shot while responding to domestic violence call
"Left two officers hospitalized Dallas Police chief Eddie Garcia says the officers are expected to survive continue to pray for our for our officers that are wounded and for the men and women of this police department, who continued to show up every day regardless of the threat that they may encounter. The officers were shot in their legs while responding to a shooting on Benita Avenue in the Knox Henderson area. Police eventually breach location and found a man and woman dead. Time now for Texas business here. Spencer
Rick Roberts
2 Dallas officers shot and wounded while responding to call
"Police officers were shot today while responding to a family violence call and are now being treated at Baylor Hospital. The officers were shot in their lower extremities and are expected to survive and happened along Benita Avenue east of Henderson, that's east of the Nox Henderson neighborhood along Central
MyTalk 107.1
"benita" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"To that jazz period ass period of San Francisco? Itwas. Let's see. Won't need to write off. Oh, name's David. I believe his real name is David. Yeah, He's 52 lives in San Fran. Yes, He has two kids, I think Please tell me he's a decent human being now. Because he was so hittable. Yeah, well, he was a bike messenger spit and he was with them. Gosh, they dated on the show. And now they live in Wisconsin. Her and her husband, who was also in real world, Campos. Yes, the Campos. That's right. Yeah. Sean, Sean Duffy and Rachel Campos. Rachel. That's it. Yep. And Sean, I think Sean is no longer a representative or and but his wife. Rachel is now conservative commentator for the F O X. Yes. Oh, yeah. Nationally or national? Yeah. No for Fox News. She's Yeah, She's uh, She's a hard core. She's hardcore, conservative. And Sean. I think, Sean, I want to get that right. I want to pay respect, cause I don't want to be flippant about it think he left politics? What may sink. I know it was in Wisconsin. E, uh um Ah Ah, yeah, he was home. Maybe. Still, Maybe. Still, if anyone knows, See that casts come back together. I hope this is a precedent for the other ones in the early years because those your right Where are they now? Signed. He resigned from Congress, though he did. Okay. I resigned from Congress. So this is the senior ski and Andre and Heather. Eric. He was the exercise guy on and he's was all over him TV as a commentator and still He had one of his exercise tape. Me too. But I didn't use it to exercise. But yes, I had it. You still looks really good. Yes, he does. You did just not traditionally. That's right. Yes, I e pulled it, Alexis. When she watched her friend do zoom, Zoom Ba And I just watched it while but I was like, Yeah, I'll do this and then I tried one time and I was like, Oh, that's sorry. That's me with yoga, yoga stuff. I'll watch that the goat. I got no shot. No shot at doing that. Yeah. No, no, I can never. I've never enjoyed the workout tape thing. I could never consistently do it. I don't like it. I was a typo. Expert who we loved type. Oh, my mom, my brothers. We all do it, And then I'd make up my own aerobics to Madonna's true blue. Album. That's great. We'd warm up till I stop Benita and where's the party? But, you know, then we'd get a little you know, a little bit more. S so we had a whole routine. It was all about doing.
Podcast RadioViajera
"benita" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Sprinkled with Hope
'P' is for Passion
"I are bringing tia today. The letter p from our hope series which is passion. So how do we find our passion. How do we do that. I kind of want to go back to one of our guests that we've had on our show and pre kumar who was from india and she brought up something really really cool and she said if you wanna have passion. Take money out of the equation and seriously. Is that not the truth there. What zinc about keith. About what you guys would do or what you could accomplish if money just was not it right like you took money out shane. What would you do. What what kind of things would you take. Part in i would travel. Yeah exactly and so. Would i write because that. I'm totally passionate about traveling. And so i just want you guys to to think about that. What kind of things would you do if if money was not a factor in it wasn't in the equation so Gary voinea check. The often is called gary v. 'cause a lot of people can't pronounce last night but he's an american belarussian entrepreneur and he said skills are cheap. Passion is priceless and that was really cool because yeah we can learn a skill and it's pretty easy to to get right but how hard is it to get passion and keep that passion and and let it continue to drive you and i think that's that's really it. What i wanted to talk about was the word passion. And i looked into it a little bit and from its if you look at it from greek and latin meaning. It's to suffer and i thought that's interesting to suffer means passion. But think about it when you had when you're developing your passion. Whatever it is you have in order to build that passion. It's gonna come with a cost. It's going to come with some suffering. You know you might. It might take you forever to find your passion. But i just thought that was so fascinating that the were the word in greek and latin means to suffer and i think we have to go through some suffering to get to our passion Let me give you an example. So we love to travel. We talk about that a lot. But i didn't growing up i didn't we didn't travel a whole lot I had to learn that. That was my passion. Sometimes i can't live out. My passion can't travel every weekend. Because i don't have enough money but so i have to suffer through some of that in order to see my passion through. I just thought that was so fascinating fascinating to to see it from that side or that perspective the other side is the passion that we typically think about which is an intense enthusiasm towards something or a compelling desire to do something that that's my passion of traveling is just that i love to do it I don't think i was born with it. I don't think anybody is born with any passion. You have to find it within you know. When i was growing up a little child i loved to play soccer. I had baseball cards at collected. Had garbage pail kids. And i when i was thinking about this. I remember sitting at the table with grammy and talking about dodger baseball. She would be reading the newspaper and she'd be. Hey you know about this player this player and she taught me to be passionate about dodger baseball and still lives within me today. i can't see as many dodger games as i want to live Especially right now. But i love taking my family to dodger stadium and it brings me back to my childhood when we sat in the stadium watching ron say and steve garvey dusty baker and all of those phenomenal players that she allowed me to see the passion in dodger baseball. That i have today Now you know it could be. A people could have a passion for animals or art or hobbies like dancing or singing or writing or yoga. anything. But i don't believe that we are born with that. I think we have to develop it. And we have to go through that suffering like they're talked about to develop that passion. Howard thurman was an american author philosopher and educator in civil rights leader and. He said this. Don't worry about what the world needs ask. What makes you come alive and do that. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive. And i think that cannot be more true than it is right now. They we see so many people that are not coming alive. They're just going through life. Just almost robotically and i think if we have something that we're passionate about anything hopefully you can hear it in our voice when we talk about travel and that passion that really is a passion of ours and if we if we don't focus too much on what the world needs and what we think the world needs and that we come alive. We're going to be much more passionate simply about living life. I love that you brought up grammy. 'cause she she is an awesome individual and Sad that i can't spend as much time with her anymore. Obviously because she's passed on but She i think you brought up that in my life. One of the things that grammy was super passive passionate about was swimming and she. I'll never forget. She was the one that taught me how to swim. Grammy was a fish and so she was super passionate about the water. I mean grammy was passionate about a lot of things right. And i think that's where some of our passion comes from is from the some of the things that she taught us and i think that's why shane and i really love to swim so much. 'cause grammy would. We would always swim whether that was in the ocean or in her pool that she had in her backyard. But we would all i. I swear every time. I saw drama we were. She was always swimsuit and we were swimming. Yep that's what. I remembered so i i. I think that's true is it's like find something that you really love and i think a lot of times. It's like going back to your childhood. What is that thing that you did as a child that you don't do now that you're passionate about and then what's stopping you from continuing those things. Shane and i love dodger baseball. We got that from grammy. We also love swimming. We got that from grammy when we were kids and so i think a lot of times. It's about you know what what was it when you were a child. And why aren't you doing that thing. Now what what is stopping you from having that passion. I think passion is like a fire. That's with inside you rate the just. Nobody can extinguish and that. You don't want to extinguish it. Can night that fire and let it burn within you. i also want to bring up something That i was thinking about too as i was thinking about passion I think it kind of goes back to Another episode that we recorded with benita condie. And she said this in an. I think it has to do with passionate as well as that when we put our blinders on is that thing. We're passionate about just right here. And we can't see it. We can't we just have to take these blinders off to to be able to see that thing where we're passionate about typically. It's right in front of you. So if you don't have a passion or can't find warner of wondering how do i get more passion. It might just be right in front of you. You just have to open that fear up a little bit maybe to find that passion that theme that you're super super passionate about yup. I think often too often. We get comfortable in our comfort zone and we think well. We don't need passion in order to live and i would strongly disagree. I think we that's why we're talking about passion that's why it's part of our hope series because we strongly believe that in order to live life and come alive. You have to have something you're passionate about. It doesn't have to be many things it can but if you're passionate about one thing then it's going to help you So have you ever thought about your passion being something a tool to motivate and inspire others. Think about that.
Podcast RadioViajera
"benita" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Newsradio 600 KOGO
"benita" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"That look, Let's look at him out. Yeah, and it's a good amount of snow in the little blizzard E up there. Got a lot of wind. Lot of rain will have your forecast in just a second. But first President Biden will handle money very differently than President Trump. Did. Will that make a difference to your bank account? That's coming up? All right. We have your real time Traffic every 10 minutes on the tens. Here's Kevin D got a big thanks to Tom calling, impound to 50 on any mobile device than just use the key words cocoa traffic, which, right through here to the traffic center north on Eagle five. He's letting us know the backup from that crash on the you know five Around Plaza Boulevard starts before the 54. In fact, he gets slow out of Benita nor pond on that Eagle five, and it's gonna stay that way all the way up past this accident, which has three or four right lanes blocked big rig, and that's a long term closer. A hazardous material spill definitely use the North found five out of the south and because you're going to see a pretty easy drive up and to get up into downtown with a little bit of a slow down just past the bridge behind it earlier spent out accident to the shoulder. But the strand of the bridge getting out to Coronado are fine. Plenty of snow is you were just mentioning coming down the mountain areas, CSP says. Take the change. They are. Required now on mountain roads of Palomar Mountain, as well as Laguna south on five of the 15 not running too badly through the rain. Although there are 28 separate spin out accidents worked right now by the CHP. New one on the South bound 15, just south of Camino del Norte has right lanes blocked there. I'm Kevin Dean Coco's next storm Watch Traffic update at 6 20. All right. Rain will hit the county today the brunt of the storm passing through this morning. Scattered showers, though, will continue all day long. Slight chance of thunderstorms..
Eric Harley and Gary McNamara
23-year-old suspected in fatal shooting at east Oak Cliff apartment complex, Dallas police say
"Old Xavi and Osborne has been arrested and charged with murder after a fight led to a shooting. The incident occurred in Oak Cliff Saturday evening at the Benita Garden Apartments on Fordham Road. Arriving officers found 23 year old James Liberal with gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene where Osborne was detained. During an interview with detectives, police said. Osborne admitted to shooting the victim. After a fight. He was booked into Lew Sterrett jail on a murder charge. His bond is not yet been set. Steve
Ben Ferguson
Shooting At Dallas Apartment Complex, Police Searching For Possible Second Victim
"Man was shot and killed at a Dallas apartment complex last night, and officials are still looking for a possible second victim. The shooting happened around nine o'clock at the Benita Gardens apartment complex on the 3400 block of Fordham Road. A man was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Steve Holland Retirement Wealth Show
Eta expected to be hurricane and strike Florida Keys SW of Miami
"Warning for the Florida Keys and a hurricane watch for parts of both Florida coasts. The National Hurricane Center says Tropical Storm ADA will grow stronger and will passed near or over the keys tonight and early tomorrow as a hurricane and move into the Gulf of Mexico late Monday and Tuesday. Ah Hurricane watch covers the Florida coast from Deerfield Beach over to Benita Beach,
The Economist: The Intelligence
Coming write-up: Chile votes to overhaul its constitution
"The votes are in. Yesterday Chileans decided by an overwhelming majority to scrap and replace their dictatorship. Eric. Constitution. Bluesy Thomas. WHO Come in. Give President Sebastian. Benita said it was the beginning of a new path for the country. Wants to soon peretti Chile's constitution was introduced under Augusto. Pinochet the dictator who ruled by terror for nearly two decades he lost power after a plebiscite in nineteen eighty eight. United in opposition to the regime of General Pinochet was the biggest political rally yet seen in the capital, but the constitution remained. Later governments amended it dozens of times but for many Chileans, the constitution's most fundamental provisions to blame for the inequality and poor public services that plague one of America's wealthiest countries. Year ago mass protests erupted. At least thirty people died and thousands were injured. There were yet distractions in the run-up to yesterday's vote. Now the country will get a chance to recast its national charter quietening some concerns but perhaps raising new ones. Chileans blame the constitution of nine hundred for lot. That's wrong with the country Brooke Unger is our America editor in many ways looking from the outside there's not a lot wrong with Chile. It's got one of the highest per capita incomes in the region. It's reduced poverty very dramatically. It's had political stability for the past thirty years but there are also big problems and people who have been growing increasingly unhappy with those problems over the past decade decade and a half. So what were the issues with it if the outcome has seen? So stable in the meantime, several things inequality remain relatively high and I think most important really was a feeling that large because of the constitution the way. The public services were delivered resulted in low quality and great unfairness the constitution kind of privileges, the private sector in Chile, and the reason for that is that Pinochet had kind of an intellectual alliance with the so-called University of Chicago economists who were very pro free market and they wrote into the constitution lots of guarantees to protect the private sector and to give the private sector a pretty substantial role in providing public services like health care pensions, education and people have looked at that and become increasingly unhappy with the results of that system has brought. So how do you think it is that a rewriting of the constitution will will address all of these concerns I, think that the new Constitution will probably end up making Chile more social democratic than it is, for example, the constitution now says that people have a right to contribute either to a privately run or a publicly run healthcare system, which has resulted in a kind of a two tier system where the richer in the private system and most people are in the public system and the bulk of people feel that they're not very well served by that kind of two tier system. So I would expect some language that would allow the state to play a greater role in the health system that would allow taxation to play a role in funding a public health system and one of the things that reformers wants to. Do is to insert this idea of equality of opportunity into the constitution which doesn't have the American meaning. It basically means that they want the state to be in a position to ensure that all Chilean's are treated equally, and so that will I think lessen the role of the private sector in the provision of public services, and that's the real crux of it. What voters most want changed other things that probably will change some people say that the Chilean system is sort of hyper presidential. The president has a lot of power in Chile only the president can initiate tax and spending bills. For example Congress can do that. The president can determine which issues congress prioritizes the regions in Chile don't. have their own tax-raising powers. So all of these things tend to concentrate power in the capital and in the hands of the presidency and I would expect to see that being changed. It'll be interesting to see whether the constitution's ban on abortion is upheld. Imagine that will be a very controversial issue. So Chile is at a point where it could change in lots of pretty profound ways but I mean how even to go about that to start from scratch on kind of the working document of a whole country one of the choices that voters made yesterday was on how to rewrite the new constitution and what they decided was that there would be a newly elected assembly consisting entirely of. New Representatives which under the law will be half female and an election that new body will be held in April and that body will then I believe have a year to write a new constitution. So it really will in theory start with a blank piece of paper. One of the complicating issues will be that as this assembly is sitting and arguing and drafting chilly, we'll be moving into a political season. There are presidential elections, national elections to be held in November of next year. So it's pretty foreseeable that you know the politics of the presidential election will feed into the thinking of the drafters and vice versa it's going to be a very fraud I suspect and controversial process so. The potential gains seem fairly clear here, but is there some risk when starting from scratch like this? I think there is a risk Chile has in many ways been a pretty successful country and you can imagine that you know taken to extremes chilly ends up moving not so much in the direction of social democracy. But in the direction of populism being one of the things that probably will happen is that you'll have new rights inserted into the constitution like a right to housing for example now, that doesn't sound like a bad thing but the question will be is the government than on the hook for kind of bottomless spending on all these new rights spending that will either result in. Enormous deficits or crushing taxation I think the danger of that is limited to some extent by the fact that each clause of the new constitutional have to be approved by a two-thirds majority of this assembly. So I think the risks are limited to some extent. It was interesting to see that the very richest districts voted against the idea of a new constitution and after the results of the vote were clear you we had celebrations in the middle of Santiago. So instead of protests, there was a great sense of celebration. So I think that's a sense of national consensus process needs to happen, and it'll be very interesting to see if that national consensus hold up as the process actually gets underway. Brooke. Thank you very much for joining us. Thank you, Jason.
All Things Considered
Report Slams Facebook For 'Vexing And Heartbreaking Decisions' On Free Speech
"Facebook has made quote, vexing and heartbreaking decisions about free speech that is, according to an independent audit. And how the social network handles issues such as discrimination, hate speech and election interference. Facebook asked for this investigation two years ago. Today, the investigators are slamming the company and its leaders for some of their decisions for this week's Alltech considered NPR's Shannon Bond joins us and before we get going, I should mention Facebook is a financial supporter of NPR. Hey, Mary, least alright. So investigators slamming decisions by leaders of Facebook. What decisions are we talking about? This is really about speech, and the most prominent example is President Trump. So recently he's put up Facebook posts falsely claiming that voting by mail is rife with fraud, and he made a really inflammatory post about the recent protests against racism. The auditors say Those post clearly violated Facebook's own rules against voters depression inciting violence, But Facebook didn't take the post down. The audit also slammed the company's policy of not fact checking ads by politicians that something Facebook has gotten a lot of criticism over and over all, the audit says, You know these decisions really emblematic of how Facebook has chosen to prioritize free speech above all other values. They say that risk over shadowing games it has made fighting discrimination, for example, that no longer allows advertisers to target housing and job ads based on age, gender or zip code. What is Facebook say in response. Well, the company, as you said, didn't ask for this audit A commissioned it from Laura Murphy of former Sulu executive and a civil rights law firm and chief operating officer. Shelves Cheryl Sandburg said today that Facebook will make some of the changes that it's recommending. Including hiring a senior vice president, who will make sure civil rights concerns informed decisions on products and policies. But when it comes to setting firmer boundaries on political speech, that's something CEO Mark Zuckerberg has resisted. He says Facebook is committed to free expression even when politicians make false claims. And Facebook says it won't adopt every recommendation being made in this report. Now this audit drops as another development plays out all of these brands. I think we're more than 1000 now pausing their advertisements on Facebook in the name of protesting hate speech, or any of them are the organizers of that boycott. Are they speaking up today? Yep, And what I'm hearing is a lot of skepticism about Facebook. Here's Rashad Robinson. He's president of color of Change, one of the groups behind the boycott. The recommendations coming out of the audit are good as the action that Facebook ends up taking otherwise. It is a road math without a vehicle and without the resources to move, and that is not useful for any of us. Another boycott organizer I spoke with today is Jonathan Greenblatt of the Anti Defamation League. He told me he thinks the boycotts just going to keep growing and remember, it's already gone Global until Facebook takes real action on their demands. Yeah, it sounds like we now have this damning audit this big boycott pressure from for many directions on Facebook to change its ways. That's right, and civil rights groups told me they're not going to ease the pressure on Facebook. I spoke to Benita Gupta, She's head of the leadership conference on civil and human rights, and here's what she had to say about the audit. It is a work in progress clearly and pour. In some ways it is. Starts and not a finish for the civil rights community. Gupta and other leaders. I spoke to you know, they say it's just so urgent that Facebook act now because the presidential election is just a few months away. That's something the auditors also say they're really worried about. They say it in the audit. They say a Facebook doesn't get more serious about enforcing its policies, holding politicians to the same standards as other users. That will open the door to more voter suppression even calls for violence on
Healthy Eating For Kids
The Best Protein For Children Who Refuse Meat
"It is true. What they say protein is important for children? It helps promote the normal growth of the muscles and tissues and you know just functions like breathing walking running these activities. Kids just cannot do without having strong strong and fast bodies that are supported by high quality protein so true and obviously need protein to make all of the necessary hormones and enzymes and putting all has a role in immunity so if your child is refusing meat then the first thing that's important to understand Dan is why is protein important and what is protein so protein is essentially made up of building blocks called Amino acids and you may have heard this word floating around. There's about twenty different amino acids your body can't make some amino acids but nine from that list all going to be essential and essential amino acids out those that you cannot make in the body. He it needs to come from Diet. So the ninety essential amino acids are his student is losing loosing Lycene. Mid Pioneer phenylalanine three owning trip to fan and failing not trip to fan is quite well known because of its link with producing the happy home on Serotonin and I do have a great blog. Post on that which talks all about how to get your kids to sleep. Betters are linked that in the show notes for you you as well so protein can be found in both animal and plant foods but the main difference is that the amine as composition composition does vary hugely. So if you've got a picky eater at her than it is a good idea to focus on the protein foods that can provide these essential essential amino acids. This is especially important for children who refused meat and any other animal products. So it's really down to the fact that animal proteins contain all of these nine essential amino acids wild plant foods. Dodi or very few you do and I'll make sure that I'll let you know which ones are the unique one so that you can start to focus on that. But let's I start to get an idea about protein requirements for children so you know around the age of one Benita fifteen grams of protein. A day wanted three euros. Fourteen and a half forty six year olds. Nineteen point seven to twenty grams a day. Now these aren't just guidelines obviously the actual amounts will vary depending on how much they weigh and the age. But I don't want you to worry about that you know the actual actual amount of protein. That children need usually children over. Eat Protein we all do but with some children who are very selective eaters just very small amounts eat very small amount. Sometimes we do need to have a little thing about the type of protein foods that they are having so apart from the usual eggs milk yogurt and cheese which are based on animal proteins the collection of plant proteins. That so you can put together actually make the best protein foods for children who refuse meat so these following foods are excellent. The protein foods Kids and that's because for children who aren't typically refusing to eat meat and if it's just red meat then it's on that you want onto focus on but if they are refusing all types of animal proteins like the meat chicken fish aches and song on then the trick is to include at least one or two of any of the protein rich foods that I'm about to share with you with every meal uh-huh and snack so the best protein for children will usually be based on things like Sawyer and grains like Amarante and Aquino so to- food eight among beans. They are brilliant because they are unique in that they contain all nine essential amino meena acids. These foods should really become the obvious choices for your little meet hater if you like. And he's a a good tip that you might like do stock up your fridge with forty five sawyer drinks you have been listening regularly to the show on you know that. I've got a COUPLA the podcast episodes on the best plant based milk drinks for your toddler and I usually recommend sawyer as the first choice because at the time of protein eighteen but also the amount of protein in those drinks. They really on the best alternative. If utilized doesn't like soy. Then there are some the options for us to do gone and tune into that episode. If you'd like to know a little bit more about cosmic protein alternatives but the best or the richest sources of high-quality plant based protein foods on anything based on soy said Tofu eat among among beans Keno. About Amran of example I came came across this lovely organic brand of whole rain base rice cakes eggs and that was a mix of rice but orser Enron which is a nice ancient grain and so it also means that. There's some decent fiber in the that particular brand of rice cakes. So what about some of the other plant protein foods for children lentils beans and chickpeas also really really great protein foods for kids now yes they are not going to be complete in that they don't contain or nine essential amino acids but remember. You're not eating single food or single amino acid. You are wanting to eat a wide range of foods because because each food is unique in that it brings something else to the table so lentils are great source of protein. It does you know it's rich in some types of the essential amino acids but not all however it's also a rate source of fiber and rich in plant type. Aww Iron said Nahim again. Another reason to include things like lentils beans and chickpeas which are also good sources of iron so put one hundred grams of provide decent decent amount of protein and they obviously also provide some iron which we know that picky eaters tend to be low ends. It's good you know it's an important mineral to think about if you've got you know quite a severe fussy Facet Ito or someone who has been quite selected for for a long period of
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Top UN official in Mauritania dispels misconceptions over slavery, womens rights
"Supporting Mauritania's efforts to protect eastern border from jihadists and other destabilizing elements is just one aspect of the work in this quiet corner of North Africa. That's according to U N Resident Coordinator for Mauritania Anthony or Hemming Amar who oversees the organization's operations nations to help the country realise sustainable development economic growth and other goals. Mr Obama was in New York recently and spoke to Dan. Penn about UN assistance in Mauritania. And the need to clear the air over negative reports about slavery and gender equality. Most people don't hear much about Morton. Yeah of course. It's quiet and sometimes when we hear about more tedious usually mostly negative slavery. Those kinds of things. There are some transformative initiatives going on in the country which needs to be understood and also supported. And does this way you went comes in and before we begin maybe you can tell us a resin coordinator Benita. What exactly is that? What do you do there well us? The title indicates We coordinate the UN or personnel support to the country and We D- reforms. We also I also secretary general so we do take on issues that we didn't take on board previously like some of the political issues but the main focus is to make sure that the UN programming response today as DVD's in pefect alarming to support the government's priorities. Thank you very much. And you've mentioned the SDG's the sustainable development goals what are some of the major ones that Mauritania is working on. Mauritania is a very big country about one million square kilometers. Four point four million people. It's straddles the senator Gary of Abass. In all the way to the Suhel to the desert in the north there are four men issues I think that President Tool Martinez Development. In which you entrust to support one of them's the the whole security issue Martinis the Western Frontier Molly. So the jihadism terrorism We do provide support to make sure that at least Martinez offset bulwark to what is happening. And also to be able to influence positively. What is happening on this border The second bit is the holes social sector support programs that we bring to bear education health. National reconciliation those kinds of things. And then to Ed category is the government support and four elementary economics Davidge vacation Growth and obviously is equal distribution for every Mauritanian to also benefit from economic growth. I usually also talk about environment back. It's in a way President and all the foyer is that I mentioned The economic base is on the environment agriculture extract to use those things but yes environment is also a very important aspect of the UN support you mentioned the UN helping Mauritania to sort of be a bulwark against any sort of. I guess she had a store extremist elements. I guess coming from Mali or other parts of the Suhel is the country impacted as it is now by any terrorist activities No the last in fact terrorist incident. A country country is more than ten years old but since then the government actually adopted some what I call strategic interventions to make sure that doesn't happen again one of them is a decentralisation program does the president speaks about it most of the time that you know countries in that part of Africa have to bring seven assist population and to make depletion feel like they belong they have access to the administration dot com. Talk to people so education. Walter those kinds of things. You know Decentralized government systems and that is working obviously also beefed up security. If you hope you have on your student board which is under CVS security threats than you have to do something so they've also restarted the army. Let me to be able to respond to this kind of threats. And the ad I emphasise million economic development Mauritania depends on agriculture pastoralism. MM So whatever that could be done to make sure that dip with have some economic gains and not to think about terrorism that sort of thing so so fights nights working and because there's also small country Very strong social relationships networks which I also helps the citing keeping together and now at the outset you mentioned you know when I said American you. It's a quiet place we don't hear too much about it and you've mentioned in the past. It was about negative things. Maybe we can talk about but some of those in the steps of the country has taken or is taking together with the support of the UN in overcoming and continuing that progress on Fox walks. Can I think Research I saw a good opportunity to Claire on Mauritania. I think Mauritania is to be topical. Last which is the sub-regional grouping it was forced to leave because it was the only country. Eddie have laws against slavery But some of them it has get laws against livery and it has tribe NAS which track kisses that comes to his attention and that sort of thing so slavery something which is supported by state or institutions is not the case but obviously in in some of the media it's slavery pervades. What really is the issue in the country moment is the sequester slavery and you could could be free? But if you're comical independent on the person who used to own you of your sleep yongle five and so on and so forth and and so the government does acknowledges that There are some of these issues and the present government basically costs four. Aw Proletariat is to make sure that some of these things transformed emphasis on the governance rule of law areas Emphasis on national reconciliation emphasis assists on economic growth that benefits everybody and then obviously emphasis on social aspects and they have a big program Kota the moon. The moon base. Kelly's associate transfer Francois Program which the president has taken on more and essentially enlarging it to make sure that that autonomy that to break the links between former slaves and your masters could actually become a reality that being said of your sleep when you have the big country like Martina. There are certain things which will be happening and I saluted corners of the country. I think the. US government does report on slavery and trafficking some of these issues and Martinez. Three BIS scully. meaning that there are a lot of things to do that. I think the government is governed side of that. And it's doing what it can to make sure that it's in the good books good neighborliness with Yadda companies have conform to international norms. critise and everything that it has signed onto of course he one of the important areas for the UN in particular for the secretary general is gender equality and how is the country Fairing in that respect Dr West to go I think generally in Africa and I would even say generally around the world agenda qualities issue So when you have on Islamic republic which also fuses out say courtrai traditions. What some of the normative things that are required because as part of your body that you win you're allowed that it takes a little more time together but that being said I think The government US keen on making sure that they're supposed division Mauritania's hard women Republic in the sixties and so the question becomes really continuing that trend and making sure that you have woman in in good positions women who come to role models and and also to work on transforming also. I would say some of the mindsets that people do not just accept what Khartoum tradition sees so month's Roland also to compete in solve the modern spaces. It's happening it's happening very slowly. You went suppose that at advocacy or programs. We tried to do that. Also intensify recruitments We try to do that. Intensify intentioned programs in terms of talking to young female outdoors at schools a To let them understand what is available in the world. There is no law in Mauritania which prescribes women from ascribing to be anything including being the president. So it's just a metro for encouraging open indoors and providing them the avenues that will allow them to see that it can seize opportunities and just conform to traditional and Cortra- mindsets.
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