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WGN Radio
"bertha" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Radio I'm Raleigh James, that's Bertha Tillman. Yeah, that's definitely one of my desert Island Records. Just love it on Brent just a terrific record 1962 JJ Jackson discovered her and I think it was JJ's wife who wrote that just a wonderful song and no Wesley says it sounds just like the older kilgore, but I say no, not even close, at least not to my ears. All right, so I was thinking about this during the break and I recall this and I went and looked it up and then I found the 45, which is so funny because I'd forgotten about this. And so here you go, please, please me was played in March on WLS. March in 1963. And well, yeah. But the deal was that was the record that Vijay decided they'd go ahead and release. And why I'm laughing is looking at the 45, they spell beetles wrong. All right. Right. I think it's worth a fortune if you have it. Well, and I'm not getting rid of it. It's a VJ four 98, but yeah, please, please me. The Beatles, BEA, TT LES, The Beatles. And that came out in February of 63. And the deal was it died. Yes, stick beyond he played at first, but he won the only one. I mean, it got a little AirPlay in Philadelphia too. And some other AirPlay mattering. But it just was not a hit. And I think that probably why Vijay did absolutely nothing until The Beatles hit. And they're like, wait a minute, we got a whole album. So that was that was the deal there. Right. Well, yeah, and that's kind of what Jean Chandler was also kind of smart. He would just release it. He knew what he had, and he was going to release it once when they hit it big. They've released all the stuff there. And that was what that was. And that was again the interview, especially they just went everything from the duke of duke case where he mainly started with his decision, whether he wanted to stick with that group or become a solo artist. He decided to become solo artists. He claimed that Vijay made the decision and he didn't even know that the Duquette's name wasn't going to be on it. Well, because they're starting to be some bad blood on that and see, I haven't heard it recently, but at the time he was saying not anything to do with it. And of course, BJ would do that just like they plucked Jerry butler from the impressions. Oh, wow, okay. Well, they kind of sounded like they were plucking him that he said, I'd rather be a solo artist, so I went and took a song that they didn't care for, which was the duke of Earl. And then he was called to be, it was due, do do. And he said, you can't do that on the record. So he took a name of an actor with a last name, a Chandler, Jeff Chandler, and then he took, you know, they came up with duke, and that's how they came out with the title of the song and that's how he also became gene Chandler. There you go. Yeah, so that was and then he went all the way into his ruby situation, which I think that was just equivalent to duke. I thought that was great. But there's so many wonderful gene Chandler records. Truly wonderful. Oh, the other one was 64, 65, not rainbow. That was one of them. Oh, man. Just be true. 64. No, no. But around that period of time, bless our love was my favorite as far as that, that period of time. So I'm coming up with material almost went to major Lance too at the time. And then I think they traded it off where they wrote this, they traded a hit major land. He was supposed to record one of major lancers hit songs and gave it the major Lance. And then major Lance reciprocated by giving him idea at that other record I can't think of. Well, Curtis Mayfield wrote a lot of it, obviously, and a lot of it was on constellation. And that period of time. But there were so many wonderful things. Think nothing. They won't sound alike. They had that similar. That started the real soul sound that you can depict from the R&B of the mid to late 60s compared to the R&D of the early 60s and the 50s is that Chicago sound of Curtis Mayfield and it just had that in major lands. It's probably one of the first that made it sound like even Sam Cooke chains with shape compared to his early stuff. You know what I'm saying? It just fits in and it was a Wilson pickets and JJ Jackson and that coming into that on these things. Of course is LA as it gets. Well, the other thing I wanted to mention, what is with Internet radio? It is crazy, even when I listen to even the iHeart part, but I know tune in has been having some things where a lot of this is not even being compatible with some of the Amazon stuff, certain stations I can and can not pick up. Then I'm hearing commercials in Spanish. I don't know if anybody else out there is, what's with that when I'm listening to your show, I've had some Spanish, I don't know if I know it's not coming off of the terrestrial stations. And they're automatic inserts. I see. Look, I can't in Spanish. It's just crazy. I mean, obviously you're not supposed to somebody, somebody don't have the best algorithm going. But they're trying to monetize this any way they can. And so there's a lot of things that are dropped on to streams that are not heard on terrestrial stations. And that's actually right. That's actually been a problem for some advertisers. Recently, on a contract on my stations, I've got McDonald's and several others, but I got a new one that I hadn't had before blue bell ice cream, and hey, glad to have them. But one of the things in there, they had all these prohibitions. And when I looked at some of those I had to call them, I said, I'm sure I won't do it because I don't know what it is. But what the hell is this? And the woman said to me, well, what's happening in some places is we have stations that are putting our commercials on their stream and charging it is our radio station. Oh my God, they could hear me screaming without the radio if they did that to me. She said, well, exactly. So that's why it's prohibited. I said, no problem. You know, but so yeah, there's a lot of people trying to monetize streams in various ways. Or you think you're hearing a show like, for instance, I can hear your show and sometimes I'll get some advertisers around my area where I live or deal with inserted in there. That's the whole idea. You know, your IP address is telling the Internet where you are. Gotcha. Okay, and that's how I get to our local commercials, even though I'm listening to Chicago or New York or overseas or what's funny is if you have an Internet provider that hasn't provisioned it properly, for instance, my Internet provider who will go nameless for the moment swears to God. I'm sitting in downtown Albuquerque. So when I log on to like buy something like Home Depot, they say you're holding depot in Albuquerque. I'm like, no.
WGN Radio
"bertha" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Have an inside track with mother nature? No. Here's some questions for bob Bertha. Hey, John Williams, when is it too late to put down sod? Bob, what's your answer to that? If there's still a side at the side farms, you can put it down. And with the weather, there's still be cutting it. Well into December, it looks like. Well, we're going to be above freezing for another ten days for sure. And we'll have temperatures in the 60s for most of them. So it would actually take a little root, wouldn't it? Yeah, it should. It should start to knit. It's important to just water the hell out of it though this time of year. What month? You still want to keep water in it. Here's from four one for you. I'm still watering my trees. Those new trees we planted because you told me to. Last we visited, you said before that gets that hard frost and the water doesn't get down to the roots, get as much water on those. And what else was it? Was it the arbor variety or evergreens? What else did you want us to water a lot? The evergreens more than anything. We're about four and a half inches below where we should be this time of year. So going into winter that it's not good for evergreens, especially. So get some water on them. Four one four says what months to trim oak trees. In the wintertime after the leafs after leafs dropped, I genuinely really, people go out there and they trim their oak trees in the winter, you'd have to trim certain trees in the winter, especially in the old because if you cut them during the season, they send out a pheromone, which attracts the beetle, and then they get old. So it's not wise to trim in the summer. 8 one 5 says speaking of grubs in the spring, we have raccoons, the dig up the yard, trying to get to the grubs. Do you have any recommendations for that? Bob, you know, I planted some grass seed myself, and I've been really proud of the little crop of grass I have in this triangle and my front yard and damn if I don't have holes, some of them three inches deep from something digging up in there. I'm not a gun owner, bob, but I'm about to become one. If it's the new seat of area, it's probably not grubs 'cause those roots aren't deep enough to have the grounds come up to feed on them. But if you had them there before, if there's any in the area, certainly there were 200 foraging forms. Yeah, I mean, we dug up a lot of stuff there where there were a lot of deep roots who maybe that's it. I don't know. Three by two, 9, 8, one, 7, 200s. The phone number, Fran, you've got a question for bob bertok, what is it you're on the air? Hi. I know you can't give me exact, but I had long guys out the other day, and my front yard, we got like 7 bags of leaves. And they wanted tumult some of them. How much can you mulch to leave on the grass through the winter time? I was concerned that it was too many leaves. I am always at the school to remove all the leaves off the turf. I believe just what an existing fast layer is there is plenty to protect The Crown of the plant. But you can leave them in the bed if you want to have these compost in the beds, but not on the grass. Okay. Well, that's what I thought I made him, you know, I said, no, I really am not happy, you know, I just wasn't feeling good about it. So they did, then they packed up 6 bags, and of course they being guys can mush them down for much, you know, much more than I can. So they got a lot off of here. Of course, just all over again. My yards coverage of the tree hasn't dropped all the lead. Yeah, I know that feeling. But you don't like the mulch back on the lawn because you're afraid that that's going to develop mold, right? Well, no, it's going to increase the fat layer and then you're going to have problems with insects and diseases where when I say the recycle recycle and mulching in the summer because more than 50% of the grass plate is water. So you're just putting water and nutrients back into the zone, but the leaves will break down and just stick around in the fat layer and we don't like that. Yeah, but I thought, but did you just say a little light thatch is a good thing? I thought that was, I don't know, insulation or some sort of protection for the grass. I just making this up. No, no, no. You're correct. You can have up to a quarter, almost even sometimes a half an inch attached. And it's okay for the grass, but if you're just going to start putting leaves on itself, it's going to accumulate quickly. And you don't want anything over half an inch for sure, then you're going to have to start raking and cleaning it out. And that layer of thatch is probably mostly just grass clippings. I don't need to put a layer of leaves on there, huh? Correct. It's old grass clippings. It's organic matter. Soil. But why add to it? Bob, we always get a lot of questions for you and a lot of text messages. The numbers three, one, two, 9, 8, one, 7, 200. Let's pick up a couple of phone lines for bob and we'll start here with John. You're on WGN. John, what can we do for you? You're on the air. This year, it had 15 or 20 different buds on it. Through two inches tall, a couple of every morning there is one or two of them on the floor. They don't open up. They just grow out and drop. What do you think's going on there, bob? Almost sounds like there's some animal that wants something to eat, but I never heard of just taking those area above. I know you eat the flowers once they open, but it depends where you live. If you're by force preserve or something, something can be coming underneath. And it doesn't sound like obviously it's not how plants are supposed to respond to growth. So there's something going on outside of the plant itself. It's an insight
CNBC's Fast Money
"bertha" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"The shares are down more than 4% after hours after the company said a drop in membership could impact revenues, Bertha coombs got the details Bertha. Actually, more precisely Melissa, the problem is that they are seeing a drop in what's known as the star rating. That's the quality rating for their Medicare advantage plan and their flagship plan is losing one star. That means that in the following year, the bonus that they would get for being a four star plan plus will be significantly lower. So they are warning about that. It's not going to impact this year's revenues, not likely to impact next year, but they're probably going to have to spend a bit more to try to bring those ratings up. The issue apparently, customers complained about the network within that plan. So when you that star rating drops, as you're seeing, it really impacts just how much you can get in terms of a bonus later on. Bertha, thank you, Bertha coombs at the latest in CVS. Now down 4.6%. Karen, we've got to go to you on this. Yeah, sadly, because I own it. You know, I don't love to see this. 2022 wouldn't be affected. That makes sense to me. These things are for next sign up, but they're saying, you know, they also can get to their 2021 guidance. It's going to be a lot harder now. This is unfortunate, but that might be a little bit overdone. It's not like this is a frothy stock with a huge multiple. So that's sell off might be overdone. Meantime, AMD shares dropping after hours, the company warning on Q three results, revenue for the quarter coming in at 5.6 billion. That's versus 6.7 billion anticipated gross margins expected to come in around 50% versus 54% previously. The company citing softening PC sales and inventory corrections in their release, Dan, another one. Yeah. I mean, this is a massive revenue shortfall. And they reiterated their guidance in early August. And since then, we've seen Nvidia a competitor in some areas that they play. Also pre announced and then guide lower. So this doesn't even include what the guidance looks like for Q four. I don't think that you can assume that it's going to be better. And then the other thing, when you think about full year 2023, I mean, I really do think we have to start thinking about what EPS declines look like year over year. I don't think we've had that moment where enough analysts have just said that this is going to be a much tougher environment for all sectors in all stocks here. Nvidia, I think down a couple percent in sympathy right here. Again, both these stocks have been hammered. AMD's down 60% off of those highs. I will say we started to have this conversation last week when we started talking about different parts of the semiconductor space because they are not all the same. And as you get into like a Taiwan semi, which is already trading 12, 13 times versus historical 17, 18 times in HPC and foundry. And I think it's somewhere you start to look at the second half of next year. That's what the Morgan Stanley note said is where you should be buying these stocks somewhere in the next three to 6 months. Makes sense. I mean, if the stock think about it, this was a $165 stock. I mean, not that that matters, but the point is, it's obviously been more than cut in half. But you're starting to get to the levels where even with this guide, you're going to start talking about AMD for the first time in a long time. Reasonable on valuation, what concerns me here are you starting to hear from a lot of different people. You haven't heard anything from Apple. And please don't at me on Twitter, but you wonder if it's just a matter of time before this finds its way into Apple, their demand and what they might say going forward, just throwing it out there just to create that conversation. Well, I think most people on the zest think that that is to come. You think that that is to come. I just don't know how it couldn't, you know, when you think about all the signs that we're seeing from all these different places. And so I feel like we're in that vortex where bad news, each keeps trading down on the other's bad news. Of course, right. But it's the same news again and again, right? It's not surprising PC sales. We weak. The size of this revenue miss though. I don't know if there's dumping them or what. But the closest. But we go from the end of the quarter, the deeper into the next quarter we go, and these things come out, that just underscores the fact that things are not turning around. No, they're not our proceeding on a bad path. And the cycle of releases is such that, again, they're beating this. This is a prelim. This is a company that's already endured a lot of pain that they haven't really given us this kind of a pullback again, that revenue back 17%. I mean, that's a big, big adjustment for a big company. Yeah, I just want to say this. I mean, all of us in this desk, we've been through periods like this, recessionary periods, or more markets are starting to anticipate what a difficult cycle looks like and how long it takes to trough. You know, you've got to take out 2020 because the visibility there was so poor and all the stimulus and all the weird dynamics about work from home and all those sorts of things with a lockdown. We know these sorts of periods and they usually take multiple quarters to fix themselves and the other thing they really need to do is, again, I'll just go back to. We need to see analysts come down and just slash 2023 estimates. These stocks really won't bottom until that happens. There is a lot more fast money to come. Here's
Auto Archives
"bertha" Discussed on Auto Archives
"Bertha and her boys spent several days in fort syme during which 15 year old yugen gave free rise to the town's many instructed citizens. Bertha and her boys spent several days in fort syme during which 15 year old you can give free rides to the town's many interested citizens. In an interview Bertha gave later, she admitted that both sons had also driven parts of the route, probably because this early form of driving was too physically demanding for one person to manage on their own. Over the 120 mile drive, berthon not only proved the model three to her husband, and she had planned, but also established the future of the automobile to many skeptics. The avalanche of publicity that came after the driver's wake lead to an outpouring of orders for the bends. Within a decade, Bertha and Carl's company became the world's car manufacturer, with an annual sales of 600 vehicles and a full-time staff of more than 400 people. Carl Benz later admitted that Bertha was much more courageous than he was. The trip also led to specific changes in her husband's design, because her sons complained about the uphill pushing they had to do, Carl added a lower gear to the motor wagon. And thanks to his wife's repair at the cobblers, he upgraded the braking system to include brake lining. As final part of the trip's legacy, it made clear to the automakers and sellers for the first time that it was essential to test new models under real road conditions. Thank you for listening to auto archives, follow subscribe, tell your Friends about the show, leave a rating and review and let me know what you think about auto archives. And let me know what topic you'd like me to talk about in future episodes. Make sure to visit our social media pages and subscribe to auto archives so you'll never miss an episode..
Auto Archives
"bertha" Discussed on Auto Archives
"Barely enough to pay off the company's debts, and buy out ridder. According to German law at the time, Bertha was able to act as an investor in Carl's company, only because she was unmarried. She married Carl July 20th, 1872. Bertha continued to stand by Carl which included helping him out in the workshop where the couple held many discussions which helped birth the acquire a wealth of technical knowledge. Witnesses of the time later reported that she knew the engines and the cars nearly as well as her husband. Together Carl and Bertha developed the world's first two stroke gasoline engine, which they got running for the first time on New Year's Eve 1879. Carl finished his motor wagon in 1885 and Bertha served as his field tester and contributed to Carl's design with the addition of a wound wire induction coils to the ignition. Because of her technical and financial contributions to the company, under modern law, Bertha would have held patent rights to the motor rocket. But as a married woman, she was not legally allowed to be named as an inventor at the time. Motor wagon was the first vehicle with gas engine operation. Carl's business continued to lag behind his technical skills. The first few public displays of his new invention did not go well, including one demonstration that ended when a driver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a wall, terrifying onlookers. A horse would never run into a wall, said folks. Carl was also a perfectionist, who insisted on waiting until the machine was absolutely perfect before marketing it. To make matters more stressful, bends now face competition a few miles where another German named goten blag Daimler had invented the first four wheeled high-speed automobile. Strong willed energetic Bertha, decided something needed to be done. Someone had to prove that her husband's invention have the capability to drive the way the world traveled..
Auto Archives
"bertha" Discussed on Auto Archives
"Into automotive history and find out how the wheels started turning. The year was 1888, Carl Benz had just patented the world's first motor car. A couple of years earlier. He assumed that his incredible technical innovations would set him on a path to successful business. He would soon find out that his patent motor wagon wouldn't sell. At the time the world simply wasn't ready for it. People were doubtful and skeptical, these horseless carriages could ever be reliable enough to be useful. This unfortunately meant that Carl's opportunity to have an invention be successful was doomed to fail. But his wife Bertha Benz wouldn't let her husband's technical innovation go unseen. She decided to do something about it. In secret and completely unprecedented, it ended up paving the way the world looked at the automobile. Woman's history month is here, and I couldn't think of a more perfect topic to commemorate this month with. Let's get into the story of Bertha Benz. She was born on May 3rd, 1849 to Carl and Augusta ringer. She was the third of 9 children in the ringer family. The ringer family was pretty wealthy and lived in the southwestern German town of fort syme. She was known for being curious and ambitious at an early age. She became interested in technical innovations as a young child, she would listen to her father, who was a Carpenter, and gained wealth through clever real estate transactions, explained the inner workings of the locomotive. Bertha had a very mechanical mind. Bertha would later attend a school for what was known as high born daughters of the age of 9, where she would start studying the natural sciences. On a side note, Bertha discovered an entry in the family Bible, from the day she was born, that said, unfortunately, only a girl again. This entry was a marker of her father's disappointment at failing to produce a son. During an era and culture that viewed woman as a lesser gender. According to the family, this discovery would fuel Bertha's determination to show the world that women were capable of great things. On June 27th, 1869, 20 year old Bertha would meet a penniless engineer named Carl Benz. During a train excursion to the mall Brown monastery. Carl wondered into Bertha and her mother's train compartment and bends began explaining his idea for a motorized vehicle. Bertha was attracted to Carl's.
AP News Radio
Firefighters battle 2 massive wildfires in Florida Panhandle
"Firefighters battle massive wildfires in the Florida panhandle the eight thousand acre Bertha swap road fire and up fourteen hundred acre Adkins Avenue fire the wildfires have forced six hundred evacuations burned down at least two homes and damaged twelve says Florida Forest Services Joe's are kowski want to get back in as quickly as possible but we can only do so when it says and he says there's no time table over the weekend Adkins thirty five percent contained Bertha ten percent to bring boxes to go on for days a lot of what this is going to take a lot of hard work a lot of big bulldozers but then it's also going to take a lot of rain he says the weather has not been cooperating dry ground in high winds spreading the flames I'm Julie Walker
Mark Levin
Mark Levin: Hillary Clinton Needs to Be in a Prison Cell
"She needs to be in a prison cell She needs to be in a prison cell With another prisoner may be a prisoner Henrietta Or Bertha if you get my drift She needs to be in a prison so Very much This woman has escaped the law for her entire life From her crappy law practice in Arkansas all the way up to today All the way up to today In the media still covering for her Who establish an inference in the narrative tying Then candidate Trump to Russia That's what she was all about The fact is Hillary Clinton is corrupt Now you might say Mark she might sue you nor corruption has a very broad word depending on its application That said can you imagine a better way to conduct discovery
Encyclopedia Womannica
"bertha" Discussed on Encyclopedia Womannica
"Hello. From wonder media network, I'm Jenny Kaplan, and this is romantica. This month, we're talking about women who have made important contributions to the world of health and wellness. Today's will mannequin is one of the most famous patients in history. You might know her as Anna O. Today we're talking about Berta pappenheim. Bertha was born on February 27th, 1859 in Vienna, Austria. She grew up in a wealthy orthodox Jewish family and received an education to match. She mastered several languages studied religion and practiced needlepoint piano and horseback riding. Years later, Berto would pen an essay calling her education suffocating. When Berta turned 20, she began to experience symptoms of psychological stress. Her symptoms appeared around the time her father fell ill and worsened after his death two years later. She suffered from convulsions, shivers forgetfulness, phobias, and even partial paralysis, deafness, and blindness. She was prone to telling fantastic fairytale like stories, which shook on the form of tragedies after her father's death. In 1880, Bertha's family called on internist Josef breuer. He was well respected as a physician, worked in bare to social circle and would later mentor Sigmund Freud. Breuer diagnosed Berta with hysteria, a then common diagnosis for women. It was often attributed to women who had ungovernable emotional distress. No matter the situation that may have brought them to that distress. After her diagnosis, bare to developed more symptoms, including speaking exclusively in English. Breuer decided to treat Berta with hypnosis, a widely practiced technique at the time. Early into their treatments, breuer realized Bert his condition improved when she spoke about her dreams and stories. She called these moments of storytelling, talking cures, or chimney sweeping. Breuer thought these exercises might help bear to unfold her suppressed painful memories and thoughts which would in turn help ease her physical symptoms. While some of Bertha's severe symptoms may have eased, she continued to exhibit her behaviors throughout treatment. In 1882, she was transferred to Bellevue sanatorium in Switzerland. She was readmitted to several psychological institutions over the next 5 years that the diagnosis was always hysteria. These years included harsh treatments for Berta. Many physicians at the time relied on sedatives, chloral hydrate and morphine, and as a result, Bertha developed an addiction to those treatments. In 1888, berton moved to Frankfurt where her mother's side of the family lived. There, she began to recover from her illnesses. She dove into writing, publishing a book of her fairytales and several essays. She also became involved in Jewish social work, volunteering in soup kitchens and an orphanage for young Jewish girls. By 1890, she was able to live independently. During this time, Bert has more infamous alias was born. Breuer, along with his protege Sigmund Freud published the story of bertus case in 1895. It was part of a book called studies on hysteria, in which they publicized bear to story, calling her Ana O. It became one of the fundamental publications in psychology. Anna O story is different from Bertha's. As a study in psychology, her story has been edited and reinterpreted, leading to a mythologized version of Bertha's actual experience. For example, in 1909, another psychologist proposed that Anna owes symptoms were an expression of incestuous fantasies towards her father, including an episode in which she underwent a hysteric pregnancy and claimed breuer was the father. Despite the lack of evidence for these theories, Freud presented the interpretation to his audiences as fact. Even decades after her death, Bertha's story continued to be editorialized. In 1953, a man named Ernest Jones published a paper that not only repopularized the alleged hysterical pregnancy story, but also revealed Berta pappenheim as the woman behind Ana O. The executor of Bertha's will openly condemned the story. Robert's time as breuer's patient is still the subject of speculation today. Perhaps more evidently, Anna O is often called Freud's first patient when, in fact, she and Freud never even met. Meanwhile, Bertha continued to live her life far from the fame of Ana O. She became highly involved in feminist and anti fascist movements. In 1899, she translated Mary wollstonecraft's a vindication of the rights of women, and published a play criticizing the economic and sexual exploitation of women. She also founded the league of Jewish women which offered vocational guidance to help women gain financial independence. Her missions to support women were varied and plentiful. She founded a home for unwed mothers and children, translated a 17th century yiddish women's Bible, and continued to write essays poems and books for women. By the 1920s, she was an established feminist leader. In 1935, Berto was diagnosed with an illness that was likely cancer. While she was very sick, she was summoned by the Gestapo regarding anti Hitler statements made by one of the residents of her women's shelters. Shortly after returning home, she died in her sleep on May 28th, 1936. She was 77 years old. In her will, she asked those who visited her grave to leave a small stone. She said it was a quiet promise to serve the mission of women's duties and women's joys. All month, we're highlighting women who changed the landscape of health and wellness. For more information and for pictures of the women we're talking about, find.
CNBC's Fast Money
"bertha" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"Got a news alert for you on AMC, Bertha coons is here, Bertha, what's going on with the movie theater chain? Well, Brian, a lot of more stock sales coming from Adam Aaron, the CEO of AMC, selling more than 312,000 shares yesterday, according to an SEC filing. Now that sale was part of a planned sale. And in fact, he clarified that in a tweet just a few minutes ago, saying that he announced back in August that he would be selling AMC stock when he turned 67 toward your end and under a chase ten B 5 one plan, he actually had no control about when those sales would occur. He said it would happen over three months. He says those sales are now finished, however, and he says he still owns and plans to vest more than 2.3 million shares and he emphasized that in all caps and ending with the fact that he's all in for those who might think that he is trying to sell at the top here. Bertha coombs, Bertha, thank you very much. So guy, yes, so the headline is more sales, but it was an automatic sale, your reaction to the AMC news guy. Well, again, you know, everybody else is doing it. So why can't I type a thing? Listen, what do I think about the news? Birth has just said it. It was planned. Nothing he can do about it. I totally get it, but with all that said. I mean, the optics around this specifically, you know, given what's transpired, the holders, all that stuff. Hold the line type of stuff. It just doesn't look good. I mean, it just doesn't look good. So was there anything you could do about it? Apparently not. But you know what? As they used to say where there's a will, there's a way. And who knew that this show would ultimately be about the cranberries? Thank you very much. All right, coming up. Big technology trying to make a big time.
CNBC's Fast Money
"bertha" Discussed on CNBC's Fast Money
"Does this necessarily mean that gold is losing his lester as a store value dan. It's lost it. It's gone it's over. I mean when you think about it. The last time we had this crisis of about a decade ago and gold's trading about the same spot. And we have a chart here just kind of showing that we were just talking about a barbell approach. Look at ten years on. What's happened in goal so we didn't have this little bit of run up. There has been some fears of inflation. We did see the kind of flight to quality or safety or something like that where we had the pandemic but really what's happened. Here is every incremental dollar that wants to go into store value. i perceive is going into bitcoin. And when you think about the potential to narrow that gap between the gold holdings globally which are north to ten trillion. you bitcoin's market cap. It's about affiliate last point. I'll just make is we know that we're not gonna trip the debt ceiling and and we're not gonna get downgraded and all that sort of stuff. It's a lot of drama. But when you look at that gold chart over the last ten years and you look at what's happened to the sovereign balance sheet. Here you know we've gone from about two and a half to eight and a half trillion and gold stood still. There is no cased own goals here. I'm sorry go bugs. And i know i'm just ticking off guy adama here but it's over. It's done for somebody so salty dan. It's amazing the of such faith in washington to actually get this done. The can is in fact. Kick down this are not going to say road. It's like a small pathway candy. By the argument that perhaps bitcoin is the beneficiary. Me people have made that case. Bitcoin being store value for so long the trillion dollars at gold trillion dollars in debate. That's fairly convincing. It's interesting you're saying the one trillion a bitcoin versus the ten trillion of gold. No the that came out of gold outflow in into bitcoin. Yeah i believe that's happening. I mean also you would think with the commodity moved that's been going on. I thought that was one of the underpinnings of a gold bull. Case wasn't it. I thought inflation commodities. And you know that would be part of it as well so i've never quite understood gold and i do think that because bitcoin is becoming sort of a valid asset class that people need to be invested in some of that coming out of gold. That makes sense to me. I don't know this is it. That's the move. I'm not sure. But i agree. I don't get gold. I don't get why. What what is it done for you. I don't get it. Well it's it's done down eight percent over the past year for you. Basically guy dom you still go to. You is the who dabbled in gold once upon a time of balloon. Gal was a peculiar days. And we've got a bookmark. One part of the show. Bookmark denim. Dan's call that. It's over. And i hope he just rang the bell for myriad of reasons not least of which. We'll get to see him in that denim shirt for years to come but it's hard for me to make a compelling case for gold here without question obviously crypto which is now either side of two trillion dollars is stalled a lot of that. I mean if gold just got half of that money obviously it'd be ten percent higher than we are. You can do that. Math as can i. I will go back and say look. Central banks have been buying gold in record. Amounts doesn't seem to affect the price at all and i still bookmark the day that pal on tier albeit a small amount but fifty point three million dollars worth of not the gold. Etf but Gold bar so there are the people that do think like i do but again prices truth as i say the truth right now is goal does not want to go higher. I wanna get to an after hours alert in the biotech space. As bertha coops or that bertha melissa shares of cancer research company aloe gene therapeutics plunging forty percent after hours even getting briefly halted an extended trade after the fda put a clinical hold on trials of the company's cancer drugs. Our jeanne says that there was a single report of a chromosomal abnormality in a stage. Four lymphoma patient. That was taking part in one of the trials. They expect to have an update after they consult with the fda in the coming weeks but as you can see the stock taking a big hit and melissa this stock was already down about forty percent on a twelve month basis. well bertha. thank you birth combs. We're just.
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"bertha" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"And shopping safely. I'm Bertha Coombs Volkswagen CEO is slamming the electric car charging company his own company partially owns Herbert D. Says he used or tried to use ion itty charging stations while on a summer road trip through the Alps. In a VW all electric I d three, and he called it anything, but a premium experience is as if found very few of them. And when he did, finally in Trento, Italy, several were broken and the station lacked a bathroom in the amenities featured at competing in numerous Tesla stations. But at least for now, you can't charge non Tesla's at its super stations I inanity is a joint venture between VW, Daimler, BMW and Ford. And Kroger is jumping into the ghost kitchen business. Partnering with kitchen United to provide on demand meal pick up and delivery from popular restaurants that use ghost kitchens like shared office space. The first Kitchen center is expected to open this fall at a Ralph store in Los Angeles, with additional locations expected later in the year. Consumer and Business News Joe McConnell, NBC news radio. Looking back at the world of sports. It's the I Heart radio weekend Sports Time capsule. What's going on fellow sports fans of Sandy West and I'm here to take you on a journey back to this week in sports history. We'll start off way back in 1918 players on both sides threatened to strike the World Series unless they are guaranteed $2500 to the winners and $1000 each for the losers. They back off their stance when they are told they will appear greedy while their countrymen are fighting a war jumping. This week in 1960, New York Yankee Mickey Mantle hits a home run estimated at 643 ft. Over the right field roof in Detroit. The ball landed in Brooks Lumber Yard across Tremble Avenue. Now, since then, many analysts have debunked the insane number. But regardless, it was a monster home run this week in 1985 at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, Pete Rose, player and manager gets career hit number 4192 Eclipsing Ty Cobb's record this week in 1989, 5 days after hitting a home run for the Yankees in a 12 to win over the Mariners baseball and football player Dion Sanders returns a punch 68 yards for a touchdown with the Atlanta Falcons, his first this week in 1990 19 year old Pete Sampras, Andre Agassi to win the US Open. This week in 2000 and five Mark Messier announces on ESPN radio that he will retire from the NHL. He won the Stanley Cup six times, five with Edmonton and one with the New York Rangers. And that's just some of what happened this week in sports history. The weekend sports Time capsule on I Heart radio. The free I. Heart radio APP is number one for music,.
The Atlas Obscura Podcast
"bertha" Discussed on The Atlas Obscura Podcast
"It's intense a lot of sound. You definitely feel it dino and it kind of sounds like rolling thunder. It's just so much sound you know. Even if you weren't to play light you still kind of feel it just because the vibrations ripple out all of that clifton remember the first time he saw big bertha long before he was. Ut's band director. He was just a kid from houston coming to the university of texas at austin for college when i came to try out for the band was over the summertime before class in everything so i walked into the longhorn fan hall for the first time. And you know there wasn't anybody in there. I was like an hour early. So kind of looking around. And then i saw in the back of the room this massive drum and i was just like whoa okay. That's impressive. it's understandable. That big bertha made an impression on young clifton crumbs because it's pretty much what she does everywhere she goes. You know there's always someone whether the like someone eight or like someone eighty s just like. Wow that is such a spectacle you know. And that's what we're going for. And that is exactly which he was designed to do. Nearly a hundred years ago big bertha story begins in nineteen twenty two not in austin but in chicago. It seems hard to believe now but back then. There was a sort of arms race between colleges over who could build the biggest drum a drum that could make a big statement during a football game. Purdue university in indiana showed up to a game in chicago with a big drum one bigger than anyone really thought possible. Drums were still made from animal. Hides back then and not synthetic materials. So you needed a big cow to build a big drum in story goes produced drum was so big that when it was first hit housewives in the area ran out to bring their laundry in thinking it was thunder. The university of chicago was not happy about this so they ordered their own big drum a drum so large that a part of a wall had to be removed just to get her out of the factory a drum so large they named your big bertha and pun very much intended. Big bertha was a real in nineteen thirty eight legendary conductor arturo toscanini even summoner all the way to new york city for performance but had to change his plans when it turned out she was too big to fit through the doors of carnegie hall but then in nineteen thirty nine. The university of chicago made a momentous decision. They were ending diversity football program and no football meant no big bertha. The drum was relegated to storage underneath chicago stadium in stake field and in the nineteen forties during world war. Two steak field was also where italian physicist. Enrico fermi conducted experiments for the manhattan project. The top secret government program to build a nuclear bomb as the legend goes on december second nineteen forty two win fermi triggered the first controlled self sustaining nuclear chain reaction. Big bertha was there underneath the stadium and was contaminated by radiation big bertha with now a huge radioactive drum. Except probably to wasn't maybe true. Maybe not when. It's a good ledger. Though right in ninety four the university of chicago alumni magazine magazine reported that the drum had been brought to a lab and tested with a geiger counter and came out clean. Big bertha's radioactive reputation followed her for years forty years later in texas. They tested her again and she passed what we know for. Sure is that by nineteen fifty five big bertha was on the move moten. Crockett the director of ut's band. Then he was on a mission to find the biggest loudest drum possible so he drove all the way out to the university of chicago convinced them to sell him big bertha for just one dollar and then he drove her back to texas. I don't know how he did it. But mo- drove the drums down from chicago to austin using his own vehicle. I think they were like if you can haul it out of here you can have it and the dollar was just like a symbolic gesture you know. And the drum rivalry between chicago and purdue well it followed big bertha to ut even today ut and purdue quibble over which school has a bigger drum produce actually written world's largest on its drum. But they're pretty cagey when it comes to sharing the exact measurements. A reporter from the indianapolis star even tried to file a freedom of information request to get the dimensions a few years ago to no avail but with some sleuthing she found an answer. Produce drum is just over feet in diameter compared to big bertha's eight. However the is slightly skinnier leading purdue to claim that. It's all in how you measure it ask clifton crumbs who has the bigger drum and diplomatic but unwavering well of course it's university of texas of course it's ut but you know those folks over there purdue which are great people you know. They've got a really big drum also next year. Big bertha will turn one hundred and she'll be celebrating her big birthday. You might say. She's seen century of students. Come and go bam leaders to even the band hall has been moved and rebuilt but all along big bertha has stayed the same did something that ties generations together..
Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"bertha" Discussed on Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"Head it's a glow it's a world as like. I know you're not the smartest person here any seven like thanks. God that was so funny and devin. Utah was kind of embarrassed to 'cause he's probably used to having to say and then people being like well well thing avenue. I didn't know that. And they're being honest in. Yeah i'm i'm actually not an idiot. I know i know he was very quick on a globus the public. So i don't need you to tell ya here to work. Kells and tracy. I don't know the last time we looked at a map because it was struggle city over there. I don't know if you glanced at their puzzle at all things were upside down. It was it was wild. It looks like they just started throwing cubes up wishing for the best. That's exactly what happened. We got and i loved at the end of all this. When i mean edwin a niece talking about how emmy has just like this whole different side of her because she was on survivor and you just like eat twigs and live under leaves and that takes a different mentality. That was too funny over. God you live under like a leaf. I did go bad tracy. Because i felt like kells was slamming her down every single time. He flipped her. And she's like my back. And i'm like yeah her back how i bet. She was really sore after that to where i felt like ed had more control of the way he was flipping in laying. Emmy down it didn't win violent. But i think kells is so strong and his adrenaline was pumping and he was yelling at her so he was just like bam slamming it down as if it was a set of weights and hatch to that. Can you please be careful here. And i do think mea. Ed like how to better system. Where like yet emmy would start to come up at. She was pulling the cube towards her. And then throw it back like it was all in one motion. And i feel like kells and tracy just could never get in a groove like that like she would have to like haven't fully in her arms and then he would swing her back super fast and then try to gently set her down after she finally yelled at him about it and it was just they were just not good together. They didn't work now so yeah we now have emmy and ed who can either stay together or pick new partners and of course being two rookies and it seems like v vets have been running the house. So far they're going to choose to switch to vets which i think is smart Even though they do seem to work well together. It's like you're just gonna keep being a target if you don't have yourself attached to a vet at this point. Yes i agree. I did not agree though with their choices. Your what is up with. Everyone's dealing tori endeavour. And what is going on..
Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"bertha" Discussed on Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"And then festivals like burner and use this as and he was like or and he gives his is up. And that's when josh starts freaking out about amber. So i think it was more than like. He doesn't want to go after hammarby because he thinks them joshua's even know who the fuck burner is yet so just like got it. Okay yeah when. I watched it the verse. I mos- like i was like. Why was he so protective was really more protective of it does flow together. If you're not really watching. I've movements as if it was burned up at no more so amber be josh's even who burn is in this scene which is embarrassing because there's no one named verna fucking bertha like oh you mean you mean bertha. Oh yeah that girl. Don't put her All eight so then we get to the layer and we say we see that big tea is into this vibe. She likes the Handcuff situation. I guess she's oh yeah. This looks familiar. And then she's like l. l. j. because even when she was saying that i'm like no i mean you you cannot convince me you're into the quiet sweet ones are the freaks but no big t- you know she's no no way. Fresh fresh cotton pass when she thought her toe with them. Yes exactly that was so great. That was so great. So yeah fester aka fethi and esther they voted emmy and ed and it's very dragged owl. They like really just keep going back and forth. What's it gonna beat. Who are the and i'm like. Can we like these are all rookie. We don't even know these people very well yet and why he told the fee to be to say i could throw in somebody else. I could throw in a that guy but let's build some trust gentleman way to blow the cover vesey way to not be secretive honestly and like way to be like the only reason i'm doing this is because i know it's good for my game basically like just do it and don't say shit like just shut your mouth and you just why going ego for one episode. We were doing so well. And then you had to say that shit up there He really can't. I don't think he has the ability..
Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"bertha" Discussed on Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"Like basically. I don't respect it as much like you should have formed this relationship before you wanna challenge. But it's like if the person in power is coming to you and saying. I want to keep you safe. You accept that offer. Hey why would you ever turn that down. This is so naive cows. Have you never watched a season of the challenges. You never watch big brother. You don't say no to these deals. No you always say yes you say yes to every alliance protection deal whatever you can go back on it later if you want to. It's a game but like you just say. Yes in the moment cal. Would you say no really needs some coaching from wes. He needs west. Come back and know him him how to be a good rookie. I think he'll be back to. I think like he made a pretty good impression and he's gotten a good at it so far so i can see i can see him coming back and being a regular yeah So just go straight to josh. And he's like yeah. Let's get this guy out. You're right my dammit dammit. Kells you did this to yourself. You have to work quick and you have to say yes so bought into it and joshua's like fuck gala to. Let's get him out and this plan comes together very quickly and it is executed very quickly. see what happens when the vets actually do work together and i think i think cal has a little bit of an ego that yeah his mindset is nobody can beat me so throw me in what's going to happen not shame because it's not it's not all physical As we learned in your have control over everything you have a partner yup So we also start to see the nelson and bertha of it all happening. More more girl hurting is gonna be birth all season. It is starting out. I mean especially for me. Since i have another important bertha in my life so it is what it is But yeah ashley starts to catch on to this. And you know i do have to say i can relate to ashley where like you know you're talking to someone and maybe it's not that serious but you do start to like them and then as soon as you start to start like feeling something for them you see them with someone else. That's a sucky feeling and super wasted and like blackout drunk. Like i'm pretty sure she was. Yeah does just a recipe for disaster. So i have to give it to her on this one that i think this is a relatable situation that probably a lot of women have been in. I mean to an extent she really well yes. To an extent he always takes a little too far and yeah but in burner walks away and is just thinking game wise. Now i'm going to have a huge target on my back. Where i disagree with that portion. Is that actually always find somebody to go after personally and nobody really takes it seriously..
Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"bertha" Discussed on Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"L. ing and now they're working out together And they're just like really feel in each other and you know i was saying last week. I'm like don't jump into anything tori. But then i'm their q. And if she can just have fun with it and just have a little fleeing on this season. I'm here for it but can't gdn. Can she just have a fling because all of her flings have turned out to be more of what we've seen on tv. I don't know about in real life. Yeah i mean. Fussy was pretty flinging fleeing like this went one time and then left because he sucks bad probably. That's what i'm telling you. I mean for sure. I think that's definitely what happened But they're i mean they're cute together. I like it We also start to see. All the vets come together and start to identify as the ringleader of the rookies which. I don't know that that's necessarily true. I think it's just that he's a physical threat and they just want him out for that reason and they're saying that as an excuse. Josh wants him out. Let's be very clear that it's josh that wants him out. Because i think josh knows this full could take me out if we had to go head to head with him. He's gonna take me out i. I didn't see kells as some ringleader. Rookies of anything. It's big right now. Is man i would even go as far to say maybe a manual is gonna take that spot i. I think it's too early to say it's cows and we have to label one person. I could see michelle to being a ringleader of the rookie. So yeah it's just because he's a physical threat which is kind of theme throughout this episode of like josh trying to figure out reasons why he's putting him on him on the block. Listen and i know. It's hard when they're on at the same time it really is. It is.
Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"bertha" Discussed on Spill it, Sister! Reality TV recaps with Ally
"Everyone welcome back to spill at sister. Podcasts you are here. With leah and allie. We're gonna talk about bertha today. Oh my gosh let me tell you. I got so excited when i saw this episode title. Oh because okay. I have a story who has in college there. Was this main road that we would always drive down and there was this older woman who would always sit out on her porch and just like watch the cars go by and we named her bertha like oh just decided like oh that's bertha like burqas out today whatever. One time we were coming home from a very late night out at the bars and my friend with us we had to pull over because she was so sick like she thorough much And so we pulled over and it happened to be right by bertha's and it was like three. Am or whatever. And i guess we're being loud and she hurt us and it was like me and my friend and our boyfriends at the time my husband now and then her boyfriend at the time and he bertha comes out in the night and she's like thinking that these men are like taking advantage of us. Oh no bertha was ready to throw down. She was she was like ready to protect us. And we're like no. It's okay like we're fine. We just she just drank too much like i promise. There are boyfriends. it's all good and so we just have always like bertha's just such a known thing in our friend group and so. When i saw that name. I was like this is exciting. We're bringing it back to bertha. Why did you not take that moment to ask her what her name was. We were drunk. I feel i still would've been like hey by the way. What's your name because i was you know we should have. We really should have but alas we did not and her name will forever be bertha..
KFI AM 640
"bertha" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"Kind of walk Chris. Little first little just ran in here breathlessly. That's what you do. That's what you do, because it may not be a cow. And may not be a cow that was just saved by an award winning songwriter. Important It may have been a bull a steer as it were a male. No man. With that, Not the you heard level yesterday. Yesterday we were talking about how the cows got loose and PICO Rivera and we were saying that one of them got stuck somewhere, and we're thinking Hey, uh or they're sitting around the yard waiting and they can't figure out why. Where did Bob go? Bob went in that building and never came out. Where's Bob? Bob? Guys? I don't like this. I think it's time to go right. They kicked the gate open. They take off. They try to run through PICO Rivera because they can't find Bob. Somebody sent us a text that said, or a tweet that said. Um, probably it was a cow. So it would have been Bob. It would have been Bertha turns out It was Bob Maybe PICO Rivera City officials say it was an award winning songwriter songwriter, not US. You said that we could probably have the power to save this cow. But we don't you specifically I think if people heard me say yesterday, Sometimes the fear makes the meat taste better. They probably wouldn't have believed me. Yeah, but you didn't say that. You said something very nice and protective about the cow. Chris and Carlo is on his way of this press conference. Thank God so we will have full coverage for you throughout the day. Nothing else going on today. The president right now is speaking from the White House regarding the deal on an infrastructure Bill group of Senators, Republican and Democrat came out. From their meeting at the White House earlier today to say that they did have a deal. I believe it was Maine Senator Susan Collins, who came out and said no one's really happy. Which maybe that is a sign of success. When it comes to compromise like this, no one is walking away holding their head exceptionally high. The other story, of course. Nationally, we will continue to follow. At least one person confirmed. Killed in a condo collapse in Surfside, Florida, just outside Miami. This 12 story beachfront condo collapsed in the middle of the night. Rescuers were able to pull dozens of people from the tower this morning. They are continuing to look for more. The entire area has been blocked off, and there are thousands of people who have Lined the beach just to get an A look at what I mean, if you remember the images Of the Oklahoma City bombing, where the front half of that building was just taken off. That's what this looks like, Well, California Governor Gavin Newsom spoke to members of the Bay Area Council and told them that California has to become more competitive. Because of the mass exodus that we have seen in recent years. This isn't new. Gavin. This has been going on for a long time. He says the state has to become more aggressive in fighting the overtures companies are receiving from other states. We need to step up our game or his words. I find it interesting that he refuses to Or I should say, I find it interesting that he has now realized that the business climate in California is as onerous as it is. And yes, it has everything to do with the recall that's hanging over his head. Everything in 2019. It's estimated that about 650,000 people left the state only 480,000 moved in. It's a flip flop that we haven't seen in a and I don't think I've ever Um For years, we have seen a steady stream of politicians and economic development officials. From everywhere else, And I mean 49 other states try to lure corporate headquarters and expansion projects away from California. One of the biggest ones most recently was Elon Musk. Elon Musk is a guy who should be celebrated for his innovation. You don't have to like him personally, You may think he's a weirdo. You may think that his whole Cryptocurrency bug is going to collapse a certain portion of the economy, but the other thing is This guy has proven to us that innovation is what's gonna get us out of the problems that we're facing. And that guy says even I can't do business in California anymore. Large and small companies are relocating primarily to Texas. Other destinations include Arizona, Tennessee, Florida A few other states. The first to announce its exodus this year was Digital Realty Trust, a $36 billion company with more than 1500 employees, it announced last month it was relocating global headquarters from San Francisco to Austin. It's just the tax burden is it doesn't make sense. It's just too high Stitch fit. A stitch fix was another one. Personal style service. Began to do disinvest in California and reinvest in lower cost states Last year, they were based in San Francisco. Stitch Fix was which I can't think of a more high taxed area than San Francisco within California. Um, two years ago, Gavin Newsom spoke at this same conference, and he was dismissive of the fact that Texas and Tennessee ranked high on the CEO, magazine list and other rankings of best places to do business. We're near the bottom. California is near the bottom. It feels like this may not be the right analogy, but it feels like California was once a really attractive person. And got by simply on our looks right? I mean, we in all honesty, the prettiest state and then you know what she just became. I didn't I didn't gender rise her you gender if ized, but okay, I generalized California just like a hot girl, right? No. And then No, just a hot person. Okay, A hot guy person. Hot rich guy, right? Yes. Who just person. Just come on, just trying to protect you in hot, rich guy who thinks that he can be a total a hole who thinks he can just crap all over people because he's rich and powerful and good looking. Yes. And then you realize I don't want to deal with that. I'm going to go over here to this guy who is a solid six and treats me right right. It does the dishes every once in a while. It's not. He's not as good looking, but park is leaky Ferrari over the azaleas. Right. Can you do that? I think that's a bush. I don't know if you do. It's a It's a flowering bush. Um, but but that we as California have been resting on this. I'm a good looking dude driving a Ferrari. All the chicks are gonna dig me regardless of how I treat them, and that's It's come home to roost and the fact that Gavin Newsom is the governor who may epitomize what you're talking about. It's so perfect. It is so absolutely perfect. He made a he made the case for doing business in California, saying We haven't we, California has an outsized role when it comes to innovation. We are the fifth largest economy in the world. But Is afraid to Really go after what it is that makes other places more appealing. He, he said. Middle class families pay higher taxes in Texas than California. That's what we're talking about. We're talking about business owners here. We're talking about businesses and how they do the business of their business and whether or not it's a free market for them to do it. In Texas. It is He said. California strengthen entrepreneurship and venture capital remains strong despite the pandemic, and he said it didn't disappear to Miami because that Miami mayors making a bunch of phone calls It's time for us to start dusting off, Get our groove back. Start focusing on what makes California such a special place and why the California dream is still alive and well, I would love to know where he believes the California dream is.
The Takeaway
Iota still a threat after killing dozens in Central America
"A set of devastating hurricanes have pummeled central america on november third hurricane bertha. I struck nicaragua and then made its way through honduras in guatemala. According to the red cross more than two million people in the region were affected by floods and landslides caused by the hurricane and then this week another hurricane hurricane iota made landfall in central america delivering yet another blow to the region. The two storms back to back aren't only devastating to communities in central america but are also complicating efforts to mitigate covid nineteen joining us. Now to talk about what's happening on the ground is jeff ernst a freelance journalists base in honduras. Jeff thanks for being with us after having me. So what are conditions on the ground in honduras right now right now. Much of honduras is is underwater Particularly in the northwest soula valley region which is home to about two million people and putting the second largest in honduras and pedro soula as really the motor of of the country. So the fact that so much of this area in particular is underwater is really indicative of how damaging is given that roughly forty percent of the gdp or more is produced in this region but really After i iota we have much of a widespread damage Across the whole country was a much larger storm so just particularly crest the north coast and the west. They're still a rising waters. Some parts We've last a lot of bridges and roads and other infrastructure and as many people are currently displaced by the flooding. The storm's first struck nicaragua before going through honduras and guatemala. What were the effects in those two countries with evita it. It was damaging but it went through a pretty lowly populated area of nicaragua but iota so much larger that it really hit harder in nicaragua. And even the wins were harder to so nicaragua. We're seeing pretty widespread damage flooding even in the capital of managua and south of it so nicaragua's pretty devastated this point. You you've been reporting on This region in honduras for awhile have. How have the government's responded to effort on the ground. The the government's response has been heavily criticised ahead of eight to actually scheduled the special holiday for that week. In order to try to promote domestic tourism and and stimulate the economy which has been really hit hard by the covid nineteen pandemic and there was a clear reticence by the government to cancel that vacation and so they did not emit alerts or or evacuation orders which led to tens of thousands of people completely caught off guard been and then ended up getting trapped on the roads some for as many as five days and of course that led to more deaths which we really don't know how much yet because the water was never even able to fully recede from eight to before we got hit by iota So there's really some clear negligence by the government here and then with in terms of responding. They're they're completely overwhelmed By it and a complete clearly unprepared and missouri question of how they're spending the resources government just a year ago or just from israel this for war that really has has seen of her for country like and yet they're emergency response. Units doesn't have the votes necessary to be able to deal with the strong currents that we're seen from the flooding in order to rescue people in until the water gets down. Do people are very upset. Definitely more than ever with the government and and this could definitely to even more political instability than we've seen down here in the past and that political instability could also spur more Migration out of the region is that right coming towards A whether that's the united states are moving towards mexico or other places as people try to survive absolutely. There's already people organizing on social media caravans That looks like they're planning for january most of them Whether or not that materializes There's just no doubt. We're going to see an uptick in migration over the next year particularly as covy nineteen travel restrictions are eased You know. I talked to so many people already particularly the young people Who just see no opportunity They have no work and now they've lost everything so they really have nothing to lose And they see migrating as the quickest way to be able to help to their families to rebuild and recoup everything. They've lost the united states government. has limited at least under the trump administration migration from many of these countries at the same time it's ass many central american countries to help it with its asylum policies Has the us. Government sent any aid to these countries as they struggle to deal with the blows from these hurricanes the lack of leadership from the us Following these crisis is really shocking. There's been no word from the state department or from the white house other than us aid which is down here. Most recently after i iota they designated seventeen million dollars through the region half of which is going to honduras and then also the. Us military base. Don't here has been a source of of rescue missions which has definitely been very helpful but seventeen million dollars when we're talking about billions and billions dollars damage and really in nine hundred ninety eight when hurricane mitch hit which was the worst natural disaster in central america to date it was. Us leadership that mobilized support from the global community and that is completely lacking at this point. president-elect biden has expressed is concerned and support for the region. So there's hope that when he takes office he will take that traditional leadership role of the. Us to help one of its neighbors. I'll be watching to see how this pans out.
The Takeaway
Hurricane Iota batters Central America
"A set of devastating hurricanes have pummeled central america on november third hurricane bertha. I struck nicaragua and then made its way through honduras in guatemala. According to the red cross more than two million people in the region were affected by floods and landslides caused by the hurricane and then this week another hurricane hurricane iota made landfall in central america delivering yet another blow to the region. The two storms back to back aren't only devastating to communities in central america but are also complicating efforts to mitigate covid nineteen joining us. Now to talk about what's happening on the ground is jeff ernst a freelance journalists base in honduras. Jeff thanks for being with us after having me. So what are conditions on the ground in honduras right now right now. Much of honduras is is underwater Particularly in the northwest soula valley region which is home to about two million people and putting the second largest in honduras and pedro soula as really the motor of of the country. So the fact that so much of this area in particular is underwater is really indicative of how damaging is given that roughly forty percent of the gdp or more is produced in this region but really After i iota we have much of a widespread damage Across the whole country was a much larger storm so just particularly crest the north coast and the west. They're still a rising waters. Some parts We've last a lot of bridges and roads and other infrastructure and as many people are currently displaced by the flooding. The storm's first struck nicaragua before going through honduras and guatemala. What were the effects in those two countries with evita it. It was damaging but it went through a pretty lowly populated area of nicaragua but iota so much larger that it really hit harder in nicaragua. And even the wins were harder to so nicaragua. We're seeing pretty widespread damage flooding even in the capital of managua and south of it so nicaragua's pretty devastated this point. You you've been reporting on This region in honduras for awhile have. How have the government's responded to effort on the ground. The the government's response has been heavily criticised ahead of eight to actually scheduled the special holiday for that week. In order to try to promote domestic tourism and and stimulate the economy which has been really hit hard by the covid nineteen pandemic and there was a clear reticence by the government to cancel that vacation and so they did not emit alerts or or evacuation orders which led to tens of thousands of people completely caught off guard been and then ended up getting trapped on the roads some for as many as five days and of course that led to more deaths which we really don't know how much yet because the water was never even able to fully recede from eight to before we got hit by iota So there's really some clear negligence by the government here and then with in terms of responding. They're they're completely overwhelmed By it and a complete clearly unprepared and missouri question of how they're spending the resources government just a year ago or just from israel this for war that really has has seen of her for country like and yet they're emergency response. Units doesn't have the votes necessary to be able to deal with the strong currents that we're seen from the flooding in order to rescue people in until the water gets down. Do people are very upset. Definitely more than ever with the government and and this could definitely to even more political instability than we've seen down here in the past and that political instability could also spur more Migration out of the region is that right coming towards A whether that's the united states are moving towards mexico or other places as people try to survive absolutely. There's already people organizing on social media caravans That looks like they're planning for january most of them Whether or not that materializes There's just no doubt. We're going to see an uptick in migration over the next year particularly as covy nineteen travel restrictions are eased You know. I talked to so many people already particularly the young people Who just see no opportunity They have no work and now they've lost everything so they really have nothing to lose And they see migrating as the quickest way to be
Passage To Profit
New York PD announces arrest in Queens mom's killing by stray bullet
"Under arrest after his stray bullet allegedly killed a queen's mom inside her home. Police cuffed 31 Year old is a Malabar early Saturday morning and are charging him with murdering 43 year old Bertha Arriaga. It happened Wednesday on 34th Avenue injection heights around 12:45 A.m., the mother of three was in her apartment when a bullet came through her bedroom window and struck her in the neck. A 14 year old son heard the window shatter and rushed into the room to find his mother dead. A neighbor said there were men arguing on the street before the shots were fired. Paul de
Rough Translation
How To Be An Anti-Casteist
"Warner. We started talking about cast with Lauren Freyer. This is Lauren NPR's India correspondent who started thinking about cast and race in part because of an initiative at NPR to track the diversity of sources. This is something we all know do including this podcast. We will note how many women were putting on the air, how many people of Color and other demographic stats I see my company trying to better represent America with the voices we put on the air and I'm looking at my own sourcing and I get too much credit. Every voice I bring to the airwaves from India as a person of color check the box you know that's diversity from my boss' point of view but I'm looking at different types of diversity in India and thinking. CAST. You see it in India when it comes to. Arranged marriages, dating APPS, you see it in real estate I mean there are subtle ways in which landlords choose tenants and signal to tenants. That certain cats are welcome or not welcome. There is no uncontroversial way to talk about cast and even the words we use are fraud. You're going to hear people in this story talk about upper caste and lower caste. We're GONNA try to avoid those hierarchies and say dominant cast at oppressed caste oppression is a strong term, but it definitely applies here. This is oppression that's gone back centuries. It was really amplified by the British. So British colonists came in and gave Brahmins privileges elevated them and exploited this power differential between the BRAHMINS and other castes and when Indians won their independence in nineteen forty seven, they wrote a constitution that acknowledges that oppression and lays out bold measures to try to fix it affirmative action programs to place dollars in government jobs to play dollars, its top universities, and all of that exists in India still today. But despite all of this dalits in India face so much violence disproportionate violence Daulat women are raped more than women of other Castes Dalit men get lynched for falling in love with dominant caste woman lauren knew she wanted to find out peoples cast to make sure she was hearing from variety of voices including people who don't always get access to speak. But. This broad a new problem. How actually do you find out? SOMEONE'S CAST? So Good question. How does one person Oh you're cast light it is not like you have a color which gives away your identity. Same Cornelia says, sometimes, it's easy. You just read someone's cast by their surname sometimes you cannot hide and how about your real surname is it easy to hide your? Name doesn't go my cost us a k. that this wife immediately when I only seven, they will ask me whole willing come from which part of the state you come from. There had to ask a follow up question. If you can't tell by surname, you can ask about someone's neighborhood are also tried to be clever I come from Hyderabad slow from Hyderabad. It's the city of nine million people all casts are there. So that's the people are not satisfied if you do named. So what they do is no, no. No. I'm not talking about with city you come from willow would your parents which relates Came from Sam keeps dodging the real question might played into used to stay in Bombay. Can. Actually before that, my father used to work. So he was daily. You just keep naming, cities. Because that is the facts also, then they will. They will understand that I'm playing around to the. Sam Doesn't want to reveal his cast because most of his Indian coworkers from dominant castes in fact, the overwhelming majority of south, Asians in America from dominant castes. They're often the ones with the resources and access to get here. The other portion usually people ask is already which. Because Brahman Salvage. Aliens. If you say. If you are in. Indian Austin Indian to find overcast he would say. Which stadium by Bertha, by choice and. The tricky thing about this is that a CO worker could be overhearing this entire conversation. is still have no clue what they're really talking about. They will not even the people were very active about this. In always discrimination and all they might have not heard about cast at all. One person who has written about this hidden code it's Sora. John. Day He's a scholar at Harvard and he wrote a book called cast matters I am A. Child of a former landless labourer and someone who is to clean toilet. into the houses of the dominant caste people. So I'm a I'm adult Indian, and when I come to, of course, America I am a person of color. This two identities that help him see things that other people don't see for example, suraj points out this video they came out last fall. Okay. So what we're GonNa Cook today is an Indian recipe. Yes. Because you are yes. Okay. This is a video filmed in the kitchen of the actor and writer Mindy Kaeling on this day when Senator Comma Harris has stopped by to cook. So we Indian actually were both south Indian guests come Larisa Jamaican father and a mother from Chennai in southern India looks like the entire one half of my family. Thank you to I've been telling people related already. It's basically. Almost mother was a Brahmin the priestly cast who according to tradition
The Breakfast Club
Will Smith is hosting an Airbnb stay at the 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' mansion
"So I just found out that the fresh prince of bel-air the mansion in La they airbnb manage. So you can stay in it for night and Kinda live. Like will Smith did back then and it's only thirty dollars a night. How crazy eighty dollars thirty dollars a night you can stay in the mansion the. Same mentioned the fresh prince taped fresh prince of Bel. Air. But this is my problem it sold out already thirty dollars. It sold it as thirty dollars a night damn Bertha I I know for a fact that envy is not reading the other stipulations. There's no way that places just thirty dollars night it's got to be more to celebrate at thirtieth anniversary is thirty dollars. And the money is go into odd I, believe the boys and girls club something like that. That donate all the money but thirty dollars was to. Do to keep it like you get to keep it for three days. pood- at one night exactly like how long do you get to stand there for thirty dollars? Does it matter? Says Dole. That's like. History is only is one bedroom one, bad one bed one private bath. House I don't know how they did that maybe the only giving you a section of the house. said, it's It was just used as the exterior just of course, it was a movie set on the inside but. What had been his bedroom and bathroom on the show along with the poolside lounge and dining room. That's still nobody did it that? I would have did that for thirty dollars that would have been no but his sold out already.
Marketing Secrets
Want A Shortcut To Success? (Try The "Todd" Hat)
"Okay so. You Formula Instagram and said you've probably seen a the pieces of it, but. I've been slightly cracking over the last five or six weeks. Because the load has been heavy can say we have. Six weeks ago, also I was just like I. Don't think as possible. And a couple of sleep, Buzzer, four or five in the morning because I couldn't fall, asleep, have stressed about it. We sent me to worse than they functioning so tired I was like losing days and was just like anyway, but I'm. I'm on the last week and week. Now I'm going to be on vacation. For two weeks family and just like unplugged. were, catching some a breath of fresh air But it's been it's been heavy in. It's interesting because. Like yesterday well. My sister came in town Smithsonian hurl families. Let's say. I hate. I don't want to ever be the person misses a party because of work, so I have to part of the party. Something like doing all this stuff like making sure. There and I guess they my daughter Bertha, but they all went to roaring springs. This is a big water park here for her birthday. Mike I can't miss that so. Waking up like five in the morning from five till noon, getting basically wholefood workday, and they took off with them, worrying springs till like eight o'clock at night we got back and and then it went from eight till two thirty in the morning, so we're two shifts that day plus the ship the kids. It's like sleep is basically I got to get rid. Something only can get rid of a sleek Mike in fun. Family I can read projects that pull out sleep and get rid of it. which you can't do for too long. But now it's Tuesday. Fat Tuesday and Wednesday for me to go, and and getting all the new coaching modules that are going to be launching next week at all done, and then plus I have three event, which is a virtual event, which means I'm only when they're speaking, so I've got a dozen or so presentation. I'm working on their. Needless to say it is a lot. The, the burden is heavy, but the good news is is like it's almost like this week to be able to unplug speak. So we're GONNA talk about those shortcuts 'cause like in the process of. Moving forward fast I can't. I for. Right 'cause. There's everything done. Like it's impossible so yet. Look for shortcuts and so one icing about this whole like I don't know. Maybe it's bad, but say for me. It's like I tried everything like. Prepaid. Plan I just. Like just in time production like like everything, get unjust in time. It doesn't get done early ever like it never has my life I never got homework done until the minute delay right I never got projects that because like. Because if it's like if I planet to advance and all time to think and then like. The greatest comes when you're under pressure and stress. Discovering these shortcuts, and so yesterday got back and waterpark sitting there. It's like eight o'clock nine o'clock nine and my bad start working on the modules again. It's like I. Don't think it's done in time and I'm thinking like. How can I short? How short this looking for the shortcut right? And then like appeared in a shortcut in this situation was whose? whose products and whose content whose courses license to shortcut I'm doing and all sounds like. Oh, my gosh, like there was this modulated create probably would I mean realistically to create the whole thing, and it would have been good, but I don't know if could have been great. And I was like Oh. My Gosh, some in our community whose create something. That's great. As they can shortcut like could I wonder if she'd be willing to let me licenses so I called it up on through boxer Mike. Hey I need a a quick favor would be would license. Mean you're tired course, and and within about fifteen is we figured out a deal and a structure today I'm wearing her money, and she sent him your course and like I'm going to be playing that into the the training to fill this gap, and what's crazy is like like it. Just shortcut to me week like I just bought myself a week back. That would've had to figure out somewhere on the boat. It Lake. How that word anyway, but I bought myself a week back. And the reality is was she created was so much better than harder created like it's already man make looking at the stuff that she's sending over this way better than what I would have done she so much more detail, oriented and and And just everything's more thought through. Bet like it was just like it was a shortcut shortcuts. Save me a week worth of time. It saved me So much stress and anxiety and and then it actually to better myself, and so got me thinking like man whereas short cutting things. I'm looking at now everything. I'm doing right now in this in this window like he cannot do. What can I give some like? What's the? What's the things that working I work a shortcut? Was Licensing. Course and licensing content, and in this morning of three other people that I K, you Jimmy Product I can license or coarser. I can license teaches concept that you know better than I do can license it, and the people are sending me stuff like I'm speaking on my process. Anyway, I WANNA show us because I had conversation with todd. WHO THOSE ZERO! Todd dickerson's business partner click funnels. He's the dude who built the original quick finals. He's genius literally smarts permit. Don't tell them that because head will get bigger, but No, he's like literally. The smartest person ever met my life.
Kevin McCullough Radio
Tropical Storm Bertha makes landfall on South Carolina's coast
"Dot com senior hurricane specialist Jack Bevan of the national hurricane center says tropical storm Bertha made landfall this morning on the South Carolina coast shortly after it formed it by its landfall near or just east of Mount Pleasant North Carolina a little bit to the east of the Charleston area was almost all storms with heavy rains several streets flooded in Charleston less than one thousand power outages were
Rush Limbaugh
Tropical Storm Bertha makes landfall on South Carolina's coast
"H. National Weather Service says the biggest threat for severe storms this evening here is north and west of the city there's possibility for damaging winds and large hail tropical storm Bertha has formed off the South Carolina coast but it's not a threat to us forecasters were caught a bit off guard is tropical storm Bertha form quickly off the set southeastern coastline Bertha is has high winds and already is drenched parts of other states as it makes landfall Dennis feltgen with the national hurricane center warned it's not a system to be taken lightly the rainfall first is expected to produce total accumulations of three to four inches isolated totals of eight inches across central South Carolina and in the west central to far southeastern North Carolina and even up in the southwest Virginia and as we saw in South Florida this kind of rainfall may produce even life threatening flash flooding has wins at roughly fifty miles per hour but again this is not a threat to the
Brian Mudd
Broward, Miami-Dade Counties Preparing To Reopen Monday
"Of course Broward county administrator Bertha Henry yesterday told Broward the Broward county commission a plan being finalized to join Miami Dade in re opening next week the plan would mirror the phase one re opening this week in Palm Beach county which would include twenty five percent capacity for restaurants and retailers but wouldn't leave beaches
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Miami - Broward County Offers Mobile and In-home COVID-19 Testing for Homebound Elderly or Disabled
"The Florida department of health in Broward county teaming up to launch an in home testing program we're gonna start out with a twenty four tested day in ramp up to fifty tests a day county administrator Bertha Henry says the homebound elderly and disabled residents who are showing symptoms can make appointments to have a health professional come by and take swabs Miami Dade County already offers in home testing it has also conducted antibody testing on samples both volunteers
20 Minute Fitness
At-Home Workout 2
"So this one is going to be an intense one so clear some room in your house your garden or wherever tatum at home and tell me some explosive movements. Ms First Up. We get between jumping lunges song regime know how to perform a lunge but all the difference here is not it's apply metric movement is boost cardiovascular endurance as well as lower body strength. So what did you get into the lunch? Position prepared to jump by bending your knees and sinking down into a deep lunge lean slightly forward and contractual on then explode up as explode up and jump into the air. Bring your feet quickly together on twitter. Feed positions is as you begin to land. You should also switch your arm positions as you do as well and then obviously as you. Land maintain a balanced Position you'll forward knee each Catholic bishop Ford made should be over. Your forward foot are not beyond and obviously to make sure that you land softly on the forward mid foot and let your he'll come in contact with the ground and then repeats so that's a first movement the jumping lunch with that. Have a jumping. Squawked say similar to a bodyweight squats becoming the lost episodes but we're GONNA explode upwards instead of stopping at the standing position and jump up arms towards the sky or the ceiling and then landed safely sink into all squats. Repeat we did have the inch. One said the inchworm exercise for a little everything really helps strengthen the muscles of -Tario chain which the front hall your body and also stretches the muscles of your Paul Stereo Trains. Back off your body. So He's talked to me entire body in some capacity and getting the blood flowing again. Start Your feet. Roughly hits and support. Take a big breath. Did that as you exhale. Look down at the ground installed reaching your hands towards the floor in front of your feet allow you back to bend one. Vertebra at a time and place your in front of your feet and start walking your hands away from your feet as you can get further away from your body. Allow you heels to come off the ground as your body begins the straighten so when you huns directly under your shoulders check your phone at this stage because you should be full plank position you'll coal chess quads triceps and shoulders or engaged. Then when you're in the plank start walking your hands back towards your feet until directly in front of your feet and stomach up on repeat the movements again from this begins. Go into a high knees. Say Hynix engage. I'll cool strengthen the muscles in legs and get our heart rates up to improve momentum. A coordination and flexibility so feet hit with Paul together a false explosive action. Lift your knee up towards your chest. Alternating knees each time on next excise thing called a groin. A- now the going is was the two movements not cold. The Groin Outweigh game for the one that is the explosive movement rather than the stretch. So how do we do this again? To Stop for the plank or extended push-up position with Angie jumped. Bertha feet woods chest. Landing with feet next to our hand started on the floor and does jumping off feet up towards a hands again to raise your hands in front of us on. Rays are up a tool so so. We ended up finishing in a deep squat. We have placed on back on the ground in front of us and jump off the back and repeat movement so jumped the feet forward from descended prying colpepper position and then into deep squat and so on jump defeat back so these are all movements. Now is persistent conceptualize circuit. So we're GONNA START WITH FIFTEEN REPS OF ARE JUMPING. Lunges straighten to ten to fifteen reps of are jumping squats. Were then going to straighten to ten inch. Worms followed immediately by twenty five seconds of high knees. I'm then going. Finish the first round of the circuits with ten to fifteen groin as an opponent completion of the Groin. As this marks round one of four soon repeat this three times and hopefully you'll experience your heart rate. Pounding calories being burned sweat working up on. You'll have hot a great at home workout again. If is slightly beyond your experience or ability level than simply adjust the number of rounds of the number of reps exercise or again. Make it more difficult for yourself. By adding rounds or increasing rep counts or trying complete. It's time to say self-assessment time and then try to stick within like I had to do it under excellent time each time we can. We'll keep physically active at home. We just need a bit of space. Our bodies on the determination to continue on as normal despite no hunting James and San Juan to to accommodate us.
Intercepted with Jeremy Scahill
Can Sanders beat Trump? A growing number of Democratic voters say yes
"Joining me now from Columbia. South Carolina is the legendary civil rights activist former presidential candidate. The Reverend Jesse Jackson he won the South Carolina Democratic primary in both one thousand nine hundred eighty four and nineteen eighty eight Reverend Jackson. Thank you so much for being with us on intercepted before we talk about the specifics of Democratic Socialism. What's your response to these? Red baiting attacks against Senator Bernie Sanders seems to me if Bloomberg wonder feet trump run against trump and republican primary. This race began a year ago. He said the first ten rounds of the fight. The U on the fighting you live with around. He's I people tied and broke it. Kind of runs. Rochon them GRANDPA's rule. Do not make sense to me and have a white primary voters. And then you have New Hampshire. You Have Nevada and soft. Lana you the bother South Carolina Michigan Illinois on the Front side as a New Hampshire number. One number two. I think that you also have a situation. Where different parts of Super Tuesday? We knew it to be from California one beverage in America's California warrant that Rhode Island in one day. Is that against people who have no have much money. If you had. South Carolina Nevada Michigan Illinois come Harrison Buca was seven chance in Castro. They got wiped out in white bread. Moore's exhausting this time in the Monday Super Tuesday. We run from California to Rhode Island in the same day. Rational person has adopted from coast to coast. Was that kind of money. Burned sentences shown where he can compete. He does well. What is going to be difficult? Tuition competing vote in fifteen states on the same day while and he's going to be facing this onslaught of negative attack ads from Mike Bloomberg. Who's worth sixty billion dollars tech and burn about ten some Nice about Castro mentioned Batista? Things have people in context. I mean Batista. Cuban scene rollins for the rich and the gangsters because we merges in that situation and the people he was authoritarian but extremely began extremes. So I'm concerned that even the capsule thing is seen as Democrat in the same season from Nineteen Fifty. Five thousand blast been lynched. Almost new president the thing about the the thing about it. You Know Reverend Jackson at the same time that we have these attack ads running against Bernie Sanders and this relation of Bernie Sanders comments during the period of the US dirty wars in central and Latin America you have this demonization of Sanders going on. Because he calls himself a democratic socialist. If I know my history correctly the late Dr Martin Luther King and of course you were with Dr Martin Luther King at the Lorraine Motel. You were there in the trenches everyday organizing in civil rights movement. Dr King also was red baited. Dr King also spoke of a democratic socialism and against savage capitalism. The operative word is democracy of one by the people we had democracy. And listen you. Cou exists democracy in women's right the boot coexist in democracy has denied the right to vote. So there's the socialize. The process helps here and job wages. I think they could choose. Those doesn't say Venezuela Cuba China in Bertha Cattle Roosevelt socialis rodent to polls the social security will almost the country subscriptions distance from rugged individualism Pool and substitute for the wealthy even today the socialism the rich true the have the tax cut deliveries and pay. No taxes does socialism in State Highway Socialism the military a social institution universities. The bridges supports ferruginous. Ruth Resistance Does always say now. Reverend Jackson it seems that on the one hand you have Bernie Sanders running against Donald trump you have Bernie sanders running against his competitors in the Democratic primary but I would also assert that in a clear sense Bernie Sanders is also running against the DNC. The elite of the Democratic Party's leadership and really arcane rules that you also faced when you ran for president particularly in nineteen eighty-eight that seem to want to give the power brokers the shadow brokers of the Democratic Party. The final word on who the nominee is going to be. What is your assessment of the way that the Democratic Party governs itself during these primaries and specifically regarding the Sanders campaign that will emission do rent puzzlement to the action? Mold stops all campaign. Burning represents a vast by people and destroy him to some unjust situation. Deportable will not be reconciled. They burn the inland war on on the same history in terms of sense of humanity and a sense of the projection legal protection protection there. Those who've been lockout talk a little bit about the campaign that was waged against you by powerful people in the Democrat Party when you ran your incredibly inspiring run for president in the nineteen eighties. Both eighty four and eighty eight will the notion that could not win was the UH buildings. All we got double digits without a budget. We've
SportsCenter AllNight
Racers punch ticket to NCAA tournament
"Racer radio in the Murray. State racers upset Belmont seventy seven to sixty five to clinch Bertha the NCAA tournament racers seventeenth overall Turney bid John Moran with a game. High thirty six points in the win rant leading MAURICE state, helping them to the Ohio valley conference championship. He spoke with ESPN's, Brooke Weisbrod on MAURICE state moving on. Team the concert tickets to the dance. For me being able to go back. Great guys, even the coaches staff. You had an incredible season. This morning. Wing shooting in passing. Tonight. Me. D'amoto freedom back. Try to make the right play. Sometimes. Boston. You. All sign on the same day to day later. You've got to take a road trip down to Murray state to watch a game winner. What is it man developed a program with these guys you guys doing it together? Started last year. We came in and. Just going to try to get back to where. Last year championship and this year. Oh, man. So what we just wanted to? So exciting. Wait to celebrate with your teammates. But can you give us a sense of what does he do in this argument? Could come out. We can get one. Rowdy say.
BrainStuff
Was Earth's Oldest Rock Found on the Moon?
"Today's episode is brought to you by listerine ready tabs small discrete tabs, the transform from a solid to a liquid just to switch and swallow no sink required to get that just brushed clean feeling, and they pack a huge punch up to four hours of fresh breath, and the confidence that goes with it on the go wherever life takes you to a surprise meeting a date you want to freshen up for or just from one event to another try listen ready tabs today. Find them near the mouthwash. Welcome to brain stuff from how stuff works. Hey, brain stuff, Lauren Bogle bomb here on February six nineteen seventy-one. Be late astronaut Alan Shepard the commander of NASA's. Apollo fourteen mission was taking a walk on the moon. He and fellow space traveler, Edgar Mitchell were out gathering rocks around a depression called cone crater to quote shepherd himself. Many of these were hand sized grab samples, but the pair took home some larger mementos to one basketball sized rock collected by Shepard earned itself. A nickname big Bertha officially known as lunar sample one four three two one big Bertha weighs about nineteen pounds. That's nine kilograms making it the largest rock that Apollo fourteen brought back to earth and the third largest collected by any of the Apollo missions. Although shepherd found big Bertha on the moon that may not be where it story began. The rock is a Brescia a hodgepodge of geologic fragments called clasps which are held together by cement like mix. A newly published hype. Office says that part of big Bertha formed billions of years ago right here on planet earth. In fact, despite the lunar connection this could represent the oldest earth rock ever discovered. Big Bertha's origins were the focus of a study that was published in January in the journal earth and planetary science letters the paper's authors include an international team of geo. Scientists who looked the moon rocks procured by Apollo fourteen including lunar sample, one four three two one for the most part the classes on this famous Brescia are dark gray. But there's also a lightly colored one that catches the eye. It's made a fell site a kind of all Cannock rock that contains the minerals feld Spar end quartz. The light grade class which is two centimeters that's point seven inches across is loaded with tiny zircon crystals as well many cons contain vital information about what the environment was like when and where they formed close inspection of zircon and big Bertha's light. Patch showed that the crystals were produced by cool oxygen, rich magma. Yet molten rock of the sort doesn't exist anywhere near the moon's surface defined some you'd need to travel more than one hundred miles. That's one hundred sixty two kilometers below the surface of the moon where Shepard and Mitchell found big Bertha. So how did these cons and the class? They belong to end up on the surface of violent impact was probably involved when a meteorite or asteroids smacks into a planet or moon, it can transport material that's buried deep under the crest up to the surface. And as noted earlier big Bertha was found near an impact crater. So case closed, right? Well, maybe not cone crater and expanse measuring about two hundred and fifty feet that seventy six meters. Deep and a thousand feet or three hundred and four meters wide was created roughly twenty six million years ago. Scientists thinks that the violent episode that left this depression behind would have failed to dredge up geologic material lying more than forty five miles or seventy two kilometers underneath the moon. A big Bertha's fell site classed. Could have originated deepen a lunar magma pocket. But it doesn't seem likely. The study authors think different scenario is way, more plausible around twelve miles or nineteen kilometers blow planet earth surface. There's a supply of cool oxidized magma. This is exactly the kind of raw material that probably made his cons on big Bertha's light patch. And by the way, they're con crystals. Have a helpful habit of preserving uranium isotopes? Those can be used for radio metric dating a process that tells us the fell site classed is four point zero to four point one billion years old, but both of these clues together and a potential timeline of events emerges. According to the policies championed in the study, some of that cool oxidized magma lying deep under earth's continental crust hardened into this class between four point zero and four point one billion years ago. We know that our planet was besieged by meteorites in those days a process that by the way created a lot of old Granitz. Repeat impacts would have driven the class ever closer to the surface until finally a projectile hit the earth with enough force to launch the fell site clear out into space. It's estimated that four billion years ago. Our moon was around three times closer to earth than it is right now, the far flung class might have bridged the gap and settled on the moon, but around that time meteorites from space also harassed the moon and approximately three point nine billion years ago. One of these impacts could partially melted. The class and driven it under the lunar surface where it merged with other classes and became part of Brescia then twenty six million years ago, the asteroid strike that gave birth to the cone crater could set big Bertha free propelling it to the spot where Alan shepherd came and grabbed it up one historic day in nineteen seventy-one if the fell site class really did have terrestrial origin. Then ironically enough, it might be the oldest known rock from planet earth. There's a four point zero three billion year. Old rock from Canada's Northwest. Territories that's comparable in age and over in Quebec, the greenstone belt is at least three point nine billion years old out in the Jack hills of Western Australia. Scientists have located circum- that formed roughly four point three seven billion years ago, but these crystals seemingly detached from their original rocks at some point big Bertha's fell site, classed and zircon seemed to have formed simultaneously. 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