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The Business of Fashion Podcast
"bowery" Discussed on The Business of Fashion Podcast
"Deep roots and fashion and music have helped the self described film director Bailey Walsh, stage powerful experiences from ABBA voyage to Kim Jones recent shows for Dior men and fendi couture. This week on the BOF podcast, our editor at large sits down with Bailey Walsh to understand his creative process and how he first started collaborating with Kim Jones. Fashion is embedded in Bailey Walsh's life and work. But so is music. As Tim says, he was formed in the London crucible that gave the world Boy George Lee bowery and Alexander McQueen, and he worked closely with them all. So here's Bailey Walsh with Tim blanks on the BOF podcast. Today we're sitting
WBBM Newsradio
"bowery" Discussed on WBBM Newsradio
"And avalanche of 21 losses in 24 games smashed by the rangers 7 one captain Jonathan Dave says when things go wrong, they really go wrong at her snowballing in the right direction wrong direction. Argentina wins the World Cup along with Lionel Messi, the 35 year old says he continues to keep wants to keep playing, no guarantee you'll make the next World Cup at age 39. Josh, news radio, I want a 5 9 wbm? 6 48 traffic and weather together on the 8, some good news in Bartlett bowery. We've had a closure there for a couple hours this morning, but Lake street is now back open in Bartlett between Naperville road and Lambert lane. This is after an earlier vehicle fire, everything's been cleaned up in traffic can get through once again on the expressways a couple of problem spots, including intimate park. This is on the eastbound side of I 80 traffic is jammed solid now before Harlem all the way over to just before I 57, that's where we have a crash involving a semi injuries involved here a couple of ambulances on the scene, at least the left lanes block looks like the center lane might be partially blocked as well, so as you head eastbound on I 80, you really jammed up and need to get all the way over towards the right to get past the scene here as you make way towards I 57 westbound I 80 checking in okay at the moment. Other big problem spot is the northbound side of the tri state tollway where we are jammed up for 6 miles from southwest highway all the way up to willow springs road because we still have the two left lanes blocked as crews work on clear in a crash, involving two vehicles that rolled over serious injuries involved on the northbound side of the tri state, those two left lanes are open just the two right lane, there's our two left lanes are closed, just the two right lanes are open, and at 6 mile back, it was going to cost at least an extra half hour to sit through it. On the northbound side of two 94, the south side of the tri state's okay, no major delays on the Jane Adams, the Reagan or veterans toys so far this morning on the expressways that Eden's inbound, logo from Cicero to the Kennedy, it's 18 minutes from late cook and the outbound Eden is fine, the Kennedy inbound slow spots from Cumberland to the junction, then against all from Belmont to Armitage and division into downtown 33 minutes from O'Hare, 18 from the junction outbound just slow on the West End from nagle to Harlem, Eisenhower inbound at 41 minutes from the Jane Adams 23 and from Anaheim the opponent is looking good. The Stevenson inbound you're heavy from central to kenzie this morning, 33 minutes from three 55, 25 in from the tri state, I'll bounce slow spots from Harlem to before first avenue really not too bad. The Dan Ryan inbound 21 minutes from 95th to downtown. 57 in the bishop board of both 19 minute trips from my 80 of the Dan Ryan who sambo lakes for drive so far so good in northwestern Indiana no major problems next traffic at 6 58 news radio 105 9. Wbm AccuWeather forecast, any sunshine this morning will fade behind increasingly cloudy skies high today up to 28°. Tonight mostly cloudy, there can be a snow shower and a few spots for mainly
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bowery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The voice of celebrity chef Jose Andres who is a backer of bowery farming that was founded by Irving feign Barry farming has had success with salad greens and herbs and is now tackling strawberries It's all in a recent story by Bloomberg pursuits food editor Kate crater K joined us with more and gave us an update on the restaurant industry's efforts to help those in Ukraine And those who have fled including work being done by world central kitchen Bloomberg philanthropies which along with Bloomberg LP is owned by Michael Bloomberg helps fund world central kitchen We'll get to that in just a moment First up though Kate's visit to New Jersey Barry it was already a big name in the vertical farming world They are the biggest vertical farm in the country They raised a lot of money Yeah And but what they have traditionally grown is green not money but salad greens like lettuces and herbs and those are the easiest things to grow if you've got a vertical farm because you can maximize the amount of produce that you grow It doesn't take that much time to grow so you can get it into markets really quickly But they've decided to do something really innovative which is gross strawberries And it sounds kind of boring to say strawberries are growing in New Jersey but it's actually very exciting in the vertical pharma I'm very excited living in New Jersey and loving strawberries I'm very excited I have to say just a little clip just a little clip that we showed on you'll see it on YouTube and you can check it out on blooper quick take Is it really really cool And it certainly intrigued me I want to take a step back though because I don't think everyone's familiar with vertical farming and increasingly we are trying to understand where our food comes from and what that supply chain looks like and what that journey looks like What is vertical farming and what are the promises that are associated with vertical farming So vertical But an excellent question Tim Vertical farming is growing growing crops mostly hydroponically indoors so you don't need a fraction of the land a fraction of the water you don't have to worry about climate change issues as you do in so many places And you can also set up vertical farms very close to urban areas So for instance Barry is located in Kearney New Jersey which is basically right next to Newark airport and about 30 minutes Sorry it's not that pretty It's not that pretty It looks like a lot of warehouses Carol's from New Jersey So she's not just saying that okay Yeah no no Kyrgyz here needs not where you go to sightsee That's for sure But it's a pool right That they could do the vertical farming there and just outside New York City It's so smart It's so smart because you really cut down I mean not only are you cutting down on transportation anyway but you're literally about 30 minutes from New York if you're delivering these greens to markets right across the Hudson Okay why are strawberry strawberries Why is it such a challenge and why are they so full of pesticides as I think we just heard from Jose Andres Right they are because they grow if you think about them if you think about the most people want strawberries all year round every day of the year but there are super seasonal fruit They grow mostly in June maybe you're lucky and you get some in May or July But otherwise they're probably growing in California and the growers want to figure out how to make their strawberries look best when they hit shelves in New York City So they're covered with pesticides to keep them free from bugs I should say for the most part they're covered with pesticides They've been labeled the top produce in the dirty dozen The most ecologically unfriendly produce that you can find and they also travel a lot of miles to get to your to get to your table So they're burning up a lot of fuel to get there They're covered with pesticides And so Irving Irving Fein and Barry farming see an opportunity They just spent money buying a company called trap tick which uses AI and robotic arms to pick strawberries And so that's one reason why they are able to launch this pretty exciting initiative So Kate is it working Are they able to make the strawberries and do what they want to do here Well I got to taste them with Jose It was really exciting right before as I know you've seen and we get to talk about Jose is in the Jose Andreas the founder of world central kitchen is in the Ukraine right now or on the board of Ukraine feeding refugees but a couple of weeks before that he's an investor in Barry farm And also and also a chef who wants those strawberries So I got to go taste them with him and they are pretty delicious The thing that maybe slightly ironic thing is they are selling two kinds one called garden and one called wild and think about a wild like air quote wild strawberry growing in a warehouse in New Jersey It's about as far away from the holidays you can get But the flavors kind of the flavor is amazing We both have to taste something that does have that kind of beautiful just came out of a sunny field jammy strawberry so I am curious you talk to so many different people You look at how food is produced Do you think vertical farming at some point becomes the way a lot of food is produced going forward Is that even possible It's a really good question and it's very possible There's a lot of money pouring into it witness Barry which has $650 million behind it and it just started a couple of years ago It's very easy to attract money to this because it seems like a very viable way to grow to grow greens especially but you can also figure out how to grow food that will help satisfy or help solve the hunger issue that's happening that's continues to happen all over the world that's happening here it's happening everywhere and Jose Andreas actually made a big point of saying he believes that companies like bowery can help can work with world central kitchen to help to help feed people and emergencies Like if you build these vertical farms in emergency prone areas before a hurricane strikes or a drought happens then you have then you have a place that's growing food that you can easily and quickly hand out to people who are in terrible situations I feel like Jose Andreas is like the Elon Musk of food right Right he's just said I don't care how we used to do it Like we can do it differently And he just does it Kate With less trolling tweets No he's very much though in that just do it Like he said that before people have asked him how did you start this because you know there were so many there's so many hunger organizations out there and he just like walked in and changed the game You know it's kind of amazing He just started I think in 2010 2009 in Haiti And since then he showed up at almost every disaster you can think of and it seems almost single handedly with help from local chefs and food people just got down to business and fed people and another thing that he does which is great is he serves them hot meals You know there's all these crappy MREs that I think that means ready to eat nails Yeah meals ready to eat Look like they've gone to space you know And these Jose Andreas really believes not just in what a hot meal means nourish in terms of nourishment but also just the message that it sends like someone's thinking about you and cares about you and cares enough to give you a warm meal Yes a level of respect No doubt about it Exactly right So bring us to Ukraine now and what Jose Andres has in world central kitchen have been doing in Ukraine And look they were their relatively early to help with this refugee crisis Yeah the Friday I'm not sure what the date was but I think the invasion started on a Friday and within hours world central kitchen had set up on the border in Poland and was starting to feed refugees who are fleeing And within.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"bowery" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Of celebrity chef Jose Andres who is a backer of bowery farming that was founded by Irving fame Barry farming has had success with salad greens and herbs and is now tackling strawberries It's all in a recent story by Bloomberg pursuits food editor Kate crater Kate joined us with more and gave us an update on the restaurant industry's efforts to help those in Ukraine And those who have fled including work being done by world central kitchen Bloomberg philanthropies which along with Bloomberg LP is owned by Michael Bloomberg helps fund world central kitchen We'll get to that in just a moment First up though Kate's visit to New Jersey Barry it was already a big name in the vertical farming world They are the biggest vertical farm in the country They raised a lot of money Yeah And but what they have traditionally grown is green not money but salad greens like lettuces and herbs and those are the easiest things to grow if you've got a vertical farm because you can maximize the amount of produce that you grow It doesn't take that much time to grow so you can get it into markets really quickly But they've decided to do something really innovative which is gross strawberries and that's that it sounds kind of boring to say strawberries are growing in New Jersey but it's actually very exciting in the vertical farmers I'm very excited living in New Jersey and loving strawberries I'm very excited I have to say just a little clip just a little clip that we showed on you'll see it on YouTube and you can check it out on blooper quick take Is it really really cool And it certainly intrigued me I want to take a step back though because I don't think everyone's familiar with vertical farming and increasingly we are trying to understand where our food comes from and what that supply chain looks like and what that journey looks like What is vertical farming and what are the promises that are associated with vertical farming So vertical What an excellent question to him Vertical farming is growing growing crops mostly hydroponically indoors So you don't need a fraction of the land a fraction of the water you don't have to worry about climate change issues as you do in so many places and you can also set up vertical farms very close to urban areas So for instance Barry is located in Kearney New Jersey which is basically right next to Newark airport and about 30 minutes Sorry It's not that pretty It's not that pretty It looks like a lot of warehouses Carol's from New Jersey So she's not just saying that okay Yeah no No Kearney's here needs not where you go to sightsee That's for sure But it's so cool right That they could do the vertical farming there and just outside New York City It's so smart It's so smart because you really cut down I mean not only are you cutting down on transportation anyway but you're literally about 30 minutes from New York if you're delivering these greens to markets right across the Hudson Okay why are strawberry Why strawberries Why is it such a challenge and why are they so full of pesticides Is I think we just heard from Jose Andres Right they are because they grow if you think about them if you think about the most people want strawberries all year round every day of the year but there are super seasonal fruit They grow mostly in June maybe you're lucky and you get some in May or July But otherwise they're probably growing in California and the growers want to figure out how to make their strawberries look best when they hit shelves in New York City So they're covered with pesticides to keep them free from bugs I should say for the most part they're covered with pesticides They've been labeled the top produce and the dirty dozen IE the most ecologically unfriendly produce that you can find and they also travel a lot of miles to get to your to get to your table So they're burning up a lot of fuel to get there They're covered with pesticides and so Irving Irving feign and Barry farming see an opportunity They just spent money buying a company called which uses AI and robotic arms to pick strawberries And so that's one reason why they are able to launch this pretty exciting initiative So Kate is it working Are they able to make the strawberries and do what they want to do here Well I got to taste them with Jose It was really exciting right before as I know you've seen and we get to talk about Jose is in the Jose Andreas the founder of world central kitchen is in the Ukraine right now or on the border view crane feeding refugees but a couple weeks before that he's an investor in Barry farm And also and also a chef who wants those strawberries So I got to go taste them with him and they are pretty delicious The thing that maybe slightly ironic thing is they are selling two kinds one called garden and one called wild and think about a wild like air quote wild strawberry growing in a warehouse in New Jersey It's about as far away from Muhammad She can get but the flavors kind of the flavor is amazing Like we both had to taste something that does have that kind of beautiful just came out of a sunny field jammy strawberry so I am curious you talked to so many different people You look at how food is produced Do you think vertical farming at some point becomes the way a lot of food is produced going forward Is that even possible It's a really good question and it's very possible There's a lot of money pouring into it with Barry which has $650 million behind it and it just started a couple of years ago It's very easy to attract money to this because it seems like a very viable way to grow to grow greens especially but you can also figure out how to grow food that will help satisfy or help solve the hunger issue that's happening Continues to happen all over the world that's happening here it's happening everywhere And Jose Andreas actually made a big point of saying he believes that companies like bowery can help can work with world central kitchen to help to help feed people and emergencies Like if you build these vertical farms in emergency prone areas before a hurricane strikes or a drought happens then you have then you have a place that's growing food that you can easily and quickly hand out to people who are in terrible situations I feel like Jose Andreas is like the Elon Musk of food right Like he just right he's just said I don't care how we used to do it Like we can do it differently and he just does it Kate With less trolling tweets Will say No he's very much though in that just do it Like he said that before people have asked him how did you start this because you know there were so many there's so many hunger organizations out there and he just like walked in and changed the game You know it's kind of amazing He just started I think in 2010 2009 in Haiti And since then he showed up at almost every disaster You can think of and it seems almost single handedly with help from local chefs and food people just got down to business and fed people and another thing that he does which is great is he serves them hot meals You know there's all these like crappy MREs that I think that means ready to eat meals Yeah meals ready to eat They find some space you know And Jose Andres really believes not just in what a hot meal means nourish in terms of nourishment but also just the message that it sends like someone's thinking about you and cares about you and cares enough to give you a warm meal He has a level of respect No doubt about it Exactly right So bring us to Ukraine now and what Jose Andres and world central kitchen have been doing in Ukraine And look they were their relatively early to help with this refugee crisis Yeah the Friday I'm not sure what the date was but I think the invasion started on a Friday and within hours world central kitchen had set up on the border in Poland and was starting to feed refugees who are fleeing And.
Dual Threat with Ryen Russillo
"bowery" Discussed on Dual Threat with Ryen Russillo
"It's just you can't make that shit up and you can't invent a person, you know? That's ultimately your photographing people. That's a show, right? So. I'm just wondering if my next huge ingredients. Next pitch if I walk in if I can use that line if it was just when it was starting. All right, two more things. Yeah. Good transition and master none. The parents episode, you guys really tried something here. You put diseases real parents in the show. And I think it was a maybe a departure in the second episode of what it was going to be about. And it was just very authentic and even though there was you know what I liked about it is that I didn't care about his parents not being actors, you know, I didn't care about that part. I think the message of you guys are upset about missing the movie trailers and I killed my pet chicken and you know, I had I had literally no hope and I did all of this for you and you can't fucking pick up some rice. And if you didn't see the episode, maybe this isn't but it was a really cool, I think departure from just normal story arc stuff to set the template for what was more of an episode about respect than it was maybe even entertainment. Yeah. Yeah, and boy, there's so many stories about that episode. And that story about basically my dad growing up really sort of poor and destitute in Taiwan and not having a food to eat basically the story is that he had a pet chicken and he didn't have enough food to eat and so his mom was like, kill the chicken so we can eat it for dinner. And he had to do that. And that's a story my dad told me when I was a kid, and that really had me. He grew up in like a village in Taiwan. And I'm in a fucking I'm in my house in LA, doing a podcast now with Ryan, right? It's like, that happens that quickly. And you know, I told that story to his ease when we were tearing our hair out trying to figure out what that show was because we actually had written a pilot and we had written with soul to show to Netflix and then we actually took a year off because we had another season of parks to do. So parks and rec got picked up for another season. So we did season 7. Meanwhile, our show was master nuns picked up straight to series and we don't know what the fuck it is. We have a pilot, but we didn't love it. And so we were like, what we're going to get to make this show. We're going to get, but what do we have to say that's actually different from everything else that's out there. So we threw that pile in the garbage and we just told each other stories. And that was one of the stories. And he's like, wait, is that story true? Your dad was that poor. And I was like, yeah, it was insane. His mom worked in a sugar factory, and he helped his mom and his sugar factory. And that's he had a single mom. He had two brothers and they didn't have enough food to eat. And again, look at us now. We're at the bowery hotel pitching a TV show or whatever it is. And he's like, wow, that's incredible. That's actually about something. That could be an episode. And it kind of the breakthrough was every episode can be about anything we want. It could be anything. And keep in mind that this is 2014 or something. This is a while ago. So that idea was very strange to everybody, very foreign concept. And the idea that episode two of the show, which was the parents episode, had no characters in it from episode one, except for as these was insane. That was like Netflix and universal were like, what are you guys doing?.
A Way with Words: language, linguistics, and callers from all over
"bowery" Discussed on A Way with Words: language, linguistics, and callers from all over
"Words. Hey grant this is torii paulsen. i'm calling from wyoming high tory. Welcome to the show. Hi hey martha. I had word. That came up recently We live in a small community. And rollin in wyoming rawlins wyoming. My wife works for the city here in rawlins and they were discussing maintenance on city parks and she referred to Bowery park that needed maintenance and no one else knew what about worry. Was they all referred to it as a pavilion which we know as well The word bowery has never been used by anybody around here. We're originally from salt lake city utah and Bowery is a common term down there. We looked it up in a dictionary and it's not even listed in the dictionary in the way we use it. How do you use it As a pavilion. The bowery is equivalent to a pavilion Where we know a covered sitting area something like that or a covered performing area covered area with open sides latour. I'm so glad you brought up this word because it has a really interesting in kinda surprising history. The word bowery comes from an old dutch word. That sounds similar. it's bowery and it means farm in the seventeenth century. The turn bowery was applied to area of lower manhattan. That at that time had a lot of farms and it was mostly dutch for a time after it got built up some. The bowery became this very fashionable area. It was a really Desirable place to live and at that same time in the eighteenth century this term that originally meant farm was moving across the northern part of the united states and it began to acquire a more specific meaning Exactly the kind of thing that you're talking about an open structure and sometimes it had a roof of tree boughs or vines. That was used to keep people out of the elements at a big temporary gathering like a concert or a wedding or our party or something like that..
FOMO Sapiens with Patrick J. McGinnis
"bowery" Discussed on FOMO Sapiens with Patrick J. McGinnis
"And i never really went to the opposite much anyway because they worked for myself but i will i will say like i rejoined co working just so that just not just like oh let me put some pants on today right like outside the house. The reason why. I was excited. Have you guys on I love your podcast. And i love what you do what you're giving people in terms of just like the knowledge about how to move through the world and more effortless way if if i can describe it that way and i just want to get like. Let's just let's focus on solutions. So we're going to start with the first solution that i that i wanna talk about because i've been talking so convening a friend of mine is name z. Told me that he believes that convening is the power move of two thousand twenty one going forward and i when he told me that we were sitting at the bowery hotel. And i was like you know when you see the light. Go on in your head. You're like whoa that kind of deep you know. I met him And he's a really smart guy an entrepreneur. I said he's like you want to a party. And i was like yeah. Let's do it. I have thrown like a parties in the last two months. And what i've seen is that. Because i'm willing to take that effort and maybe people who are a little shy people. First of all people come at seven thirty and they leave three in the morning like come right when it starts and these three hours late right but let's talk. Let's do johnny. Like give us some tips for being the convener. Because i do think if. That's something that appeals to you like that is a gift that you can give back to society. So what how. Would you think about being the commuter right now as i was mentioning earlier. Everyone who's experienced this differently. Everyone is at a different place emotionally mentally and physically with that. Said i love that. Aj had called it that the hangover. We're all feeling from it because it certainly feels like that at times as we try to get things moving again but being somebody who is willing to bridge the gaps opened the doors create events. Put things together and and allow people to know that these this is going on. We are there for you to hear about your.
Fake Doctors Real Friends with Zach and Donald
"bowery" Discussed on Fake Doctors Real Friends with Zach and Donald
"Think is it the bowery or is it something else might look at danell. You're the music guy here. What the name of the venue. Or what happens. As i looked at well. What i'm saying just called. Barry barry ballroom bowery ballroom. What is the boss neck. Buddiers mayors. Listen do not fuck might swat ears guy. Here comes the sound effect again down. I need that for my get. You both both. I don't want a real sexual noise. Donald's specific one. Yeah trunk thank you what about. I'm pedaling the bike. And i'm like the only thing i've had to eat all day as a half jellyfish. And they just wanted to change gears and i go. It's like peddling humps and then i see Johnny castle and sam walk by with the apple. They did going. They will see what the luau already finished. End cooked pig who they not only finished but they they successfully cooked a pig on a on. A what do you call it. A spigot spit on a spit or spigot. Water comes out. What do you think that. Do you think the johnny castle. And sam i mean they're characters actually cooked pig themselves existed. I think that was the fake. I think they were a hallucination. No no no well. What's a funnier and answer. The funnier answer is they've had that much time off from this from the trump and they've been done for so long yeah but then. The joke doesn't make sense when he grabs her face..
The Mindless Morning Show
"bowery" Discussed on The Mindless Morning Show
"In those. Who were only giving those two responses are listening. Nobody our know in the past. Like when you're first starting out you don't you don't get it. you know. People are really busy higher up in that world like they don't have time. They don't have the time they're doing forty things. So the fact you get a response is the cool part. True few short responses Weird responsive did i sa- something wrong or we read it over a bunch of times like what happened here. Super long winded. I don't know if you notice. I'm very long winded. So i'll also often send these monologues to people in bottom like a war in the center. You know but it's thought me also how to be more prompt and more sustained in my communications and it's helped me be more efficient as a businesswoman too. so that's also the positive side of it which is good kaufman. And who've been your biggest. Inspirations getting into into to the music world i have tons. And i think i answered this question differently every time so one day. Someone's going to have to string together all the different answers i've given day. My answer is today my answer. Is regina spector. Virginia specter she. Our most popular song out was actually on. The radio is called fidelity and the hook goes. That's the way you might know. That's all the ends up. Things are like in different. You know that's just a little hook that is everywhere it's so i'm just going to question everything. So that we get you to sing a bunch of stuff now for that. But i didn't know by smoking feature amazing goosebumps sees amazing because she's totally fringe but made it big. You know she became a pop where like a popular artist and started in a really interesting way and is a classically trained piano player and her music and lyrics searches like poetry. she's just. She's like an experiential artist. So that's why. I really like her a lot. And i like the drama in different artists like led zeppelin and queen. We're going to try to think newer people of his. I other irish artists named Orla garland she's really cool. Been really into her lately And tom petty alike a lot. So i just i like rock music. I like stuff that you feel and the lyrics gotta be like if there's a good lyric in their could doing anything in the background. I'll be sold so your opponent as well so many poems have you been. Oh like i have. I have a book that's like the book is done pretty much just editing. It right now with about like forty poems in it. But those are the selection. From i i wrote at least four hundred pounds in twenty nine thousand nine because i did a home a day which was really fun and i honestly even. If you don't write poetry as a near solution. I encourage anybody or just to start on any could be three year right one little sentence down of each day or or an experience. It's such a cool thing. I didn't an all two nineteen of being in amazingly eventful year for me. It was incredible but a lot of those poems came from that. But answer your question. I don't know like thousands of this point since i was about twelve but i haven't published any of my poems. I didn't really know that. That's what that was what i was doing until i started actually getting into. I actually saw live poets. It was a musical guest at poetry event. And i just lost it. I was like this is so cool. Slam poets performing. Oh it's that not only are incredible linguists like their their use of words is incredible but the way they're performing their poetry is like. I've never seen anything like that before. So that's that was about two thousand. Eighteen is wall. I want to. I think i'm a poet i can. I can do poetry stone. So have you ever gone to like one of those cool places like light to real low and everyone's snapping their fingers. Yes oh yeah. They're amazing it's a little intimidating especially if the movies what was that like the movies make it out to be not far from that. It's even more intimidating era. And i feel like nobody safe at those things in the sense of like everybody's really extremely intuitive and i feel everybody's artists in the room for the most part so your mom a lot of really interesting people so for me. It was superintendent dating. But i used to play for about Now my friend sean. Randall show symphonic sliwa bowery poetry club in lower side of new york four. I'm trying to think how many years since two thousand sixteen and then he was even doing the pandemic so since two thousand sixteen. Almost every sunday of the month. I was playing bowery poetry club and events like that there but i'd recommend their neary components cafe in new york as well. I am around. Not a thing. I just like to sit around and listen. Hey i mean we need people like you. Need an audience audience members so listener the degree. We're here you poem. I have had a poem upon. Could you make a mindless poem on the fly. Ooh i on the fly. Let's see okay. Grandma's pink lamp rainbow pills cell. Phone turned down my knees bleeding. Nobody knows it's time to go to bed now. Like if you're curious defense i mean it depends there even snap it up really simple and silly like that or lake vs ethic. I have is weird of about four of them in this book. These like. we're like three page long. Just like going off about the same thing over and over and over like i wrote this kind of lake love poem to new york city and then i kind of wrote the same thing a similar thing about where i'm living now in a different in different tone but they'll go on for page. I had no idea how long they were until i was like editing. God's is horrible hard a long me. So what do you think you'll get the.
710 WOR
"bowery" Discussed on 710 WOR
"Alice stacked in Rosine E. W. O R news. The city is expected to give approval today for the Pfizer vaccine to be used on kids as young as 12. Dr John Brownstein with the CDC says vaccinations should start tomorrow Million more Americans will be added to the eligibility and this is really gonna help drive us towards population immunity, but more importantly protecting them. This is an important step in protecting our Children. The death toll now close to 50, as escalating violence has left both Israelis and Palestinians dead. The ladies from Tel Aviv from correspondent Matt Got the things that is so jarring about these rocket attacks is that you have no idea where they're going there just blitzed out of Gaza. There's no exact aim on them. And so they could land anywhere. The chances are you're not gonna be hit. But literally millions of people heard those sirens tonight and heard the booms of the Iron Dome intercepting many of those rockets, if not most, but also the louder booms of some of those rockets landing on President Biden meeting with the Big Four in Congress. Today he's meeting with the top leaders from both sides of the aisle, hoping to find some common ground on his $2 trillion infrastructure plan. And a man is facing charges After hitting a toddler with a suitcase in lower Manhattan. The family was leaving the playground by Bowery and Stanton Street Monday night when a man approached, police say he hit a two year old with a £20 suitcase while the child was in a stroller, whether parents it's left a nasty mark on her face. This is her father went two year old are getting assaulted in your city. Things are bad. And, you know, obviously, we've got a good neighborhood. Hi. Rick Martin has been arrested and charged. He's been arrested dozens of times in the past. I'm Scott Pringle. Double the O R News is now three minutes after 10 o'clock.
Your Brain at Work
Why Diverse Teams are Smarter, but Don't Feel That Way
"I have admission to make guilty confession. Is that quite often. I use these fridays as an opportunity to actually talk to people. I really wanna talk to being dined to catch up with the evaluation so finally get to have an hour with you. You're one of the brightest smartest people in this whole space and just doing such interesting web. So i'm excited to be here. Get to catch up with you. And i know if i'm excited. People are to maiava. Confession is that. I often schedule these topics as things. I really want to understand better. And i really want to understand the mechanics of why teams smart but don't feel that way Really curious to go a few clicks deeper than we already have got into it. So i'm excited about position. Basically got a heads around this question. Why is it that diverse teams a smarter in what way and we publish this first piece. It's become kind of a big piece in not just our work but widely shared across the end. What we wanted to do today was kinda. Go a few clicks into this question. Revisit this question because it's really topical and really understand this so anyway let's dig in bowery. Let's hit from you. I will. I mean what are the ways that diverse teams are smarter. Maybe you kickoff. Employees can add some in what ways the diverse teams actually smarter. So first of all thank you. There's been so much work that has happened in the past ten years. I love being part of the community. Because you're the best in the world taking mr geeky signs that are laboratories then actually making it usable also. Thank you for continuing. Does about your lead. Because i'm just assuming everyone knows you. And i'm going to tell bias already. Well i am a a psychologist by training and another way to think about. It also comes under the rubric of a behavioral scientists and my laboratory which is literally in the basement without windows takes people from all over the united states. all of the world that are unsuspecting. Just wanna be part of research and we try to understand to. My specialty is diversity equity inclusion anti racism so i have conducted studies on the impact of diversity on performance. What does performance mean. What does diversity actually wilk lake. We've done research on some of the white logical underpinnings of bias. Johnson mark on collective intelligence both in the world of education and also organizations but a lot of it really comes from starting off the company's zang. What are the problems that organizations trying to solve going to the laboratory look at tight causality and trying to understand the mechanisms and then trying to go back into the world and share so it's busy times incredible times this past year but also really important. Great that's really helpful. I've got an image of you in the basement with no light and judd breaking unsuspecting executives into telling you what they really think that's great. Keep up the good cook Going to end something that from my perspective is a little bit different. Having done diversity research way back when including the first study that showed a connection between gender diversity and financial performance. But my confession is. I've used so much of this work long. Before came to the organization. It headed diversity at few organizations like mckinsey and micron technology and it might trump particularly these articles that were talking about today. Were what really swayed a leadership team who had no experience with a diversity effort before that this was incredibly important thing to do of course teaser filled with engineers but they were really compelled by putting a lot of energy into the dna efforts in part because of what they learned from this research. So thank you didn't break the yeah. Remissed interviewed introducing both before me about such an experience by us of assuming you been around for awhile but yet pull. It comes to us as chief diversity officer many esteemed organizations before working with us and applying the work until late in the whistle. Grateful to have you with Yes let's question with all that background. In what ways diverse teams smart maybe battery. Do you wanna start on that. Yeah well i think there's a couple of ways the first way. Is that diverse team. People talk about this idea. That diverse teams breed innovative thinking. And the reason why that happens is because of cognitive elaboration. What that means is that people are thinking with a greater depth of thoughts. They are thinking about counterfactual. We should be thinking about this in a different way. They are slowing down. So they're sort of able to sort of absorb information from others. They're engaged in greater perspective taking where they have to sort of sink about a problem for multiple people's perspectives. So there's a lot of benefits. I think at this sort of cognitive level when you think about what makes innovation happen but the catalyst is diversity and then there's also these other benefits where people feel included in the sense that all of us have something about ourselves. That's a little bit different. Quirky potentially marginalized historically discriminated against. And then when you see a group of individuals around you that's a little bit different. It's an fosters. The sense of inclusion like my perspective on my identity has something to so there. Are those kind of emotional affective and then there's also the cognitive benefits into this is really kind of at the small what we call the micro level when you're looking at teams and
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"Right at the Blue line and Bentley outside on the plane, and that's one of those situations. The Air Force just has to find a way to at least get one, and we talked about last night when Bentley had the five on three, followed by the five on four. They were able to get those two goals to take a four gold lead. Air Force had that golden opportunity and wasn't able to score. Pal comes will win the faceoff, but the puck gets by Jake Levinson escape back deep in his own end from behind the net. 11 comes out and Jake 11 stick handles to the neutral zone lost the puck and it's taken away by Bentley. Long pass ahead toe. Welcome. Welcome near Circle comes in shoots seeds made by feeling big rebound here the hash marks and crashing from there. Wasilla's Who? Fante. He tried to follow up on that rebound, but he had a defender right in his face couldn't do it. The puck is still loose in the air Force end rimmed around and kept in a the blue line by Harrison Harrison will send it in behind the net. It spins all the way around, and Bryan Adams, with the chance to get it out of the zone is able to do it. No icing. On the long dump in Bentley, a rather air force world get fresh legs on the ice. And here comes Bentley looking for something here that is going to be Ethan Harrison. He fires one that misses the net dried and it's dug out of the corner by then row boys Hambro boys to Martian with a shot in another saved by shilling in the rebound. His picked up in front of that by air forces. Will Gammon. Pitched out of there by 11. And this one is pitched way out of there into the scans. Yeah, and again, short glass right here down in front of us. And Levin just tried to chip that out of his own and at home, that puck gets out because it hits off the high glass here. Bentley. It gets up into the stands. So the face off stays in the air Force and 11 16 44 left in the second. Valerie's into Take this draw against Jack of Novak, draft choice of the Ottawa Senators and Bowery wins the tap. Gavin Gavin. I'll pitch it into the Bentley and and go after it. But beating him to that park is even Roswell. Roswell comes out. Turns it over Outfront Horn has it He escapes across the goalmouth from left to right. Doesn't pull the trigger, tried to pass it. Instead, it's intercepted, taken back and then taken back by air Force leads to a shot in the drive there by Zach Garages is just wide wanted to go top shelf lifted a little bit too high and wide left. Rogers gets back from the blue line fires away and Mrs White again. Bentley sends it the other way showing wants an icing call, but no call. They play on. This is Novak from behind the net feeding outfront intended for Hamlet broken up by air Force out to the blue line. Bavaro will keep it in a pot. Gradel's around and finally, horn gets it and Horn will send it the other way. And this will be icing on air Force. Sure, looked like Bentley was gonna ice that puck in the Novak ends up winning the race. And you heard from Talk about in the pregame show about winning races. While Bentley is winning the majority of the races to those loose pucks, and that was one in particular, Schilling came out to play a chilling ends up getting knocked down on the play. He gets up. He's fine, but Bentley gets another offensive zone face off. In front of shilling Qazi on the dock for Bentley. Against Bowery wins the tap it. Air force comes away.
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"About three minutes away from starting the third period, Bentley leads air Force 3020. I should say before we get into the The numbers of this when we're going to clean up some of the penalties that were called late in that period, there's an interference call on Jake 11 with about 49 seconds left, and then another penalty was cold on Zach Maraj, us with 24 seconds left. That was a cross check, one that we didn't know until just popped up on the screen. They call the 10 minute misconduct on Marshall Bowery. Right after that. We saw Valerie joining with one of the Bentley players. So Bowery must have said something the officials didn't like. So he is gone for the next 10 minutes as well. So when the Third period starts. Air Force is gonna have to kill off those penalties by 11 and Maraj is shots in that period were much closer than the first period. Bentley out shot Air Force 12 to 10. In the second period shots in the game so far. Bentley with 21 Air Force with 15 penalties, well, there's been a lot of them. Nine penalties called on Air Force for a total of 26 minutes In this game, Bentley has been called for five penalties for 10 minutes. Air Force over four on the power play. Bentley is over six on the power play. As of right now, but there's one that's going to carry over into the third period, another one that will start till they will be on their seventh power play. In this game face off 43 face offs in this game. So far, Air Force has won 23 Bentley has won 20. The Falcons have blocked six shots in the game. Bentley has blocked four and the only scoring in this game. It was all in the first period one in the first minute of the game, Air Force turned the puck over in its own and Brendan welcome..
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"To zero. That boy Sean, noting that would be a huge goal of this one stands up. The puck came out from behind the net. In a big scramble and know who somehow found a way to get it in. Here we go. Review is over. And it is no goal. No goal. Wow. Okay. Well, we've had two reviews in this game, and they have disallowed both of those goals. Unfortunately, we don't know why One thing they need to start doing is miking. The referees. So that they can come out when he gets fans back in the stands, and they can explain to the fans and to us why they disallowed that would really help her if they said something. Over the P A. They just say it wasn't allowed if they could give any kind of reasoning as toe toe. Why, but nevertheless no goal, So it's still a two. Nothing game. Each team with the goal disallowed now in this contest. Air Force comes out and put some pressure on Bentley right away after the restart, But Bentley with the takeaway, and here comes Bentley into the air Force and no back. How's it down? Low centers went out front and anticipating that was Alex Schilling. He saw that centering pass to came out from behind the net, and he batted it down and then flopped on and covered it up in the paint. J just saw the replay of it. It's a good call. It was off of a high stick, so it was on the far end of the ice really hard for us to see. Where that was. The puck came out from behind the net over the top of the net, and as it was falling down, Sean Nolan had a stick up and he bats it in and from the angle of the camera. Even it did look like That stick was above the crossbar, so it was disallowed because of a high step. That's the standard. If it's above the crossbar and you swing at it, that's a high stick. Here's a tap one by Air Force and Jake 11. Up with the park. You'll fire one on net from the blue line, and it's gloved out of the air by grab go. He gives it to a teammate going by. Don't think that it would have gone in, so it's not actually a shot on goal. Let me you will chip it into the air Force and Maynard rims it around for Nate Orn Elk River, Minnesota on the far side of the ice porn, fumbled a punt gets it back, and then his pass intercepted at the Bentley Blue line taken away by Hamlet. Muscling his way past Alex Maynard. He's got the puck takes it in behind the net comes out the other side with it features to the point for a shot and a pad save made by showing from there that was taken by Christian Felton. Air Force with the puck and a drive from just inside the blue Line. A line drive by Blake Bride that's knocked away by grab Go, and then it got out of plays. Yeah, after getting a good look at that replay, you could definitely see it. It was high. It was. It was a good call on that one. But Really unfortunate. The Falcons getting more shots in this period, a lot more scoring opportunities, have not been able to get one past the freshman goalie Nicholas Grab code for Bentley. The first half of this period was pretty much Bentley dominating, but Air Force has played better. Since about the 11 minute mark. They get another shot there that's knocked down out front and then out to the neutral zone, where it's off of a stick and up into the stands about 10 ft. Away from my partner, not not very far. We had a good look at that. When we have a great view of this game, we're only about seven rows off the ice and The glasses only maybe. I don't know. J 15 ft. In front of us. We We are in play right way Got our heads on the swivel. So there's a face up its center ice after the puck got out of play and airports will win this draw and it's Marshall Bowery Bowery. In trouble Looks up. Does find a man saves it to cook Cook trying to hit Gavin Gavin got a stick on. It sends it into the Bentley side on getting back in saving it. There is Bowery again. Barry feeds to cook. Cook follows one toward the net, but it's intercepted, redirected by deadly clear out past knocked down, played by Bye. Ah Harper to Bari Bari. A shot from the near circle is wide. Dug out of the corner by Bentley but contested at the blue line and kept in by air Force. Well, Gavin has it. Gavin tied up. Stick battle along the wall. Far side. Falcons Keep the pop in play. This is cooked. To the neutral zone. It comes and a pump jumped up and out of play that hit a patch of Pinsky in the shoulder and then fell into the air Force bench on some lines that have gotten jumbled up there will Gavin's on the second line, type occupancy. Is on the fourth line. Willie Grimes has been on that top line. Those three guys were out there, but great energy. They kept the puck in that Bentley and for quite a while to 49 to go in the period face off in the neutral zone controlled by Air Force. My goal is in hell. Send it in its knocked down at the blue line by Bentley. They turn and go with it. Shipped into the air Force and cut off behind the net by Schilling gives it to Maraj is Maraj is trying to find Pinsky coming up on your wall intercepted by Bentley that was Van row buys, ran more boys intercepted. It skated in, took the shot saved by showing and then he kind of slammed into showing a little bit of Falcons objected to the contact. They're exchanging some pleasantries down there. Zach Murad, just right in the middle of that as well, along with And roll boys..
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"The place started while we were away. Air forces on the U. S a power play right now. And they've got a minute 20 to go. There was a shot by Bennett Norland from the top of the far circle. It was knocked down by grab Cho and cleared by Bentley. So Air Force retreating, retrieving regrouping, and here they come left to right for across the blue line on the power play, steal by Bentley poked into the air force in and coming way out of the goal mouth. To play the park is goaltender Alex Shilling beating one of the Bentley players do it. Gets it ahead to Bowery Bowery turns tried to pitch it to the blue line to cook knocked down by Bentley taken back by powering. There's a shot right down the goal line. That's wide of the mark ends up in the corner, dug out of the corner by air Force fed to the blue Line shot by 11 redirected outfront pad save has made thereby grab Gulf. Picked up by bowing. His shot is knocked down by grab court enforced buzzing Right now they're on the power play for another 28 seconds. Here's Jake 11 at the blue Line drifts risk and fires across to the opposite circle of Warren jumped over his stick, He retrieves gets it back to 11. They get it to cook high in the SWAT that toe Horan top of the circle down low for 11 looking for a tip out front, and he just missed it. Dug out of the corner and kept alive by Max Harper, who was falling down, but has the puck gets it. Feeds outfront Bowery on the doorstep. Couldn't do anything with that horn picks it up at the hash mark. That one is not down by grab Go, Bowery goes to the back and grab Go got a piece of that one and grab go the goaltender standing on his head right? There makes the big save now the other way. Russia by Pellegrino and a save made by filling Nick saved by Alex Schilling. As just as Pellegrino took that shot, the power play ended. Bentley's at full strength for five aside right now and a rush up the other way and Air Force offside boy, Great chances and great saves by both goaltenders grabbed hope made about four saves in a flurry in front of the martial. Valerie had that when there was some open net. Tried to slide it underneath the pads and grab Cho got over there. And then right after that, Pellegrino on a near breakaway got behind everybody. Great Save with the right pad By Alex Shilling 5 22 left. Second period to zero. Bentley has been no scoring here in the second period..
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"And beat Air Force Today five to the final score. He was the Mercyhurst Ice Center in eerie Pennsylvania. This the Navy Federal Credit Union postgame show with Dave Toller. I'm Jay Richard. We're doing an abbreviated version of the postgame show Today, Air Force got rolling. At 2 51 of the first period and took a one. Nothing lead on ago by Brandon Cook even strength, the assist from Bryan Adams and will Gavin and the Falcons were up one Nothing at the end of the first period of play in the second period. Air Force made it a two nothing game on a short handed goal by Blake Bride. It was a turnover at center ice. Marshall Bowery picked up the puck. And he had a breakaway. He came in. His shot was blocked by the goaltender Hank Johnson. But it pulled Johnson off balance and a little bit away from the goal mouth and trailing the play was bride. He picked up the rebound and got the easy put back short. Handed an air force was up to nothing at 2 20 of the second period. Mercier's got back in the game later in the period when Jonathan Ben Dorf even strand scored, George, your G federal AV was got to help for the assist on the play and at 5 38 of the second period. The Lakers were on the scoreboard for the first time it was 21. That's how the first two periods ended up. Air Force took a lead into the third period for the first time all season, but they surrendered. As I said four goals in the third period. The last two were empty netters, but the ones that hurt We're, uh, Dante share of school at 1 48 of the third even strength rife in Burger and Norton assisted on the play that made it 22, and then they took the lead The go ahead goal. Michael Devil Aqua at 6 18 of the third period unassisted that made it three to the added an empty netter at 18 23 of the third by Paul Mosque, another empty netter at 1935 of the third that came from federal law, and that was it five to The final score. We're gonna given iron Man of the game award. Never perfect. Pretty much going to wrap it up here from theory this afternoon. Yeah, Jr. Iron Man of the game is going to go to the Air Force Senior winger Marshall Ballerina out of Rochester Hills. Monsieur. I thought Valerie played a tremendous game tonight. He had several key clears in a penalty kill that killed all five of Mercier's power place. In the game. Valerie had an assist a swell on Blake Brian's goal. He won six face offs in the game, and Marshall Valeria guy playing better and better. He took a missile in the chest on Wednesday against Sacred Heart blocked the shot had a huge bruise that he was playing with tonight. Playing with that on the way he did tonight, Marshal Valerie is our iron Man of the game. The assist he got was his first point of the spear was well, you know. Marshall. He assisted because his shot was saved. And that's the one that Blake bride put back in for the short handed goal, which was the first Shorty of the season for Bride and the second Shorty of the season for Air Force two short handed goals now for the Falcons in back to back games. Bright spot for Air Force Today had to be the power play. Yeah, Yeah, Exactly. The penalty kill, probably kill killed. All five against Mercier's came in top 15 in the nation number one in Atlantic hockey at 24% on the power plant. Boy Air Force took a lot of penalties. Five penalties in the game. Four of them came in the second period. Penalty kill was fantastic. Zach LaRock made a pile of saves in this game as well. And he kept air force in it until the very end. So yeah, the The penalty kill exactly rock bright spots for Air force, and the final score from today's game was Mercier's five. Air Force two final score Brought to you by Elliot fueled by innovation. Driven by integrity value delivers world class best value Services and solutions. So the Falcons was one more crack on this road trip of getting their first win of the season won't be easy, but we're back here tomorrow afternoon couple hours earlier. 305 Eastern time, the Pakal drop on the fifth and final game of the 10 Day road trip for the Falcons. And the biggest thing for the Falcons tomorrow night. Spend more time in Mercyhurst and Air Force didn't Spend enough time down there didn't get enough scoring opportunities. Not enough shots on the more offense. You play the better. Your defense isn't it helps your goaltender Zach LaRock. That's the gold tomorrow forever. We're on the air tomorrow. A couple hours earlier, as I mentioned a 305 eastern time start that is 105 back in Colorado Springs. 30 minutes before that. You're all invited to join us for the USA, a pregame show for another round between Air Force and Mercyhurst tomorrow afternoon here in Cary, Pennsylvania, at the Mercyhurst Ice Center more frustration for Air Force Today they surrender a to nothing lead and they fall to Mercier's by a final score. Of 5 to 2. We're going to send it back to Colorado Springs and stay tuned because up next Jim Martin's got Air Force men's basketball. The Falcons on the road in Mountain West play against Boise State. That's coming up next. That'll do it here for Mercyhurst. On the Navy Federal Credit Union postgame show Thanks to Matt Western studio for Dave Toller, I'm J. Ritchie. Thanks for listening. Good afternoon on the Air Force Sports Network from their field I MG college presented by USA A..
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"1 in the third period. They came back and tied the game and sent it into overtime. The play they tied the game on was amazing. In fact, Frank's territory told the team yesterday morning he'd been coaching for a long time 24 years at Air Force, and he never seen something like that in 14 seconds. The Falcons had the pop. They moved it from one end of the ice to the other, and Thomas Gaskets actually tied the game with three seconds left in regulation Toe force. The overtime. Unfortunately, Sacred heart went on to win the game in overtime. But what a play by air Force and what a play by Dass kiss, And Today I talked to Air Force of Marshall Bowery, the senior out of Michigan and asked him with an all the hockey he's played and all the hockey's he's seen. Has he ever seen a play like that like that? That was pretty awesome game 31 going into the third period and we managed to score a goal with 14 minutes left it and make it 3 to 2 and then with Under 10 seconds left. I believe I'm not sure if you know the exact time that 133 the exactly three seconds left end up, pushing the game and over time, and unfortunately it wasn't the outcome that we wanted, but it was awesome to be a part of that game. Coming down the stretch. Pull the goalie. What was the mood like What was the feeling on the bench at the time, So I think everybody was like domestic. Unfortunately, we're on the penalty kills so pulling the goalie only made it five on five. Everybody starts for just pox to the night crash. Then I keep people in front of that traffic, hopefully pick up a rebound and Bennett Norland made a great play behind the night passed it. Dass kiss, who got his own rebound and ended up scoring. Were you on the ice at the time? I was not on the ice. I was watching it. And it was pretty incredible. Um, celebration afterward, would you? I know you tied the game, but there was still Samaki to go. Yeah, there is still some Iraqi to go. So it was pretty awesome, though. I mean everybody on the bench jumping off out of the sea. You know, we probably a few inches under their skates to between the venture them, everybody hugging each other is ah, pretty awesome moment to share with the guys. You didn't get the win, but there's something there that you can build on and Frank made that point talking to the guys yesterday. Yes, our record is not what we wanted to be. But there's nothing that we can do about the past games that we've already played. So we're just focusing on the next game one game at a time when we get into those games, five minutes. Shit's just focus on the next five minutes five minutes five minutes until that game's over. It's awesome to see that the team is becoming like better and feeling more more like firm in their position and everything feeling a little bit more confident. Just keep growing on that. That's all that we can do. As an older guys senior watching the younger guys, the freshman step up. How does that feel? Well, it's awesome. They're really coming into their roles, and they're doing all that. They cannot believe that underclassmen had five of the six goals over the weekend, so they're really stepping up and fell into these positions. Is a little frustrating, though you've gotten so close the last couple of games. Thanks. Ah, There's a little bit of frustrating, but one of these games is gonna click and I won't be surprised to see a lot of lot on the scoreboard for us one of these games. Marshall Barry, hoping one of those games is today and so far so good as air Force leaves Marcie Earth one. Nothing in intermission Number one will take another break will come back to theory after this on the Air Force Sports network from their field I MG college. Presented by Yusa. A strong work ethic.
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"Almost set up Adam's for a great chance on the back door. 6 27 left second period title one another face off in a Torrance trying to pick the puck up along the boards over on the far side pinned to the boards by a defender. Puck comes free Johnstone has it gets a toe Lombardi. The big guy maneuvers comes in at the blue line. Lost a pocket. Helped away from behind by Maraj is puts Johnstone keeps it alive, feeds out front and it's one time then by Ryan steal, crossing across the Romas from right to left. Good pressure by sacred heart. They got that puck in behind the net and then steal just goes right to the front picks up that loose change. Here's a good look at it right here. Lombardi was the guy that started it. There's Ryan Steel Air Force, just lost track of him have coming out from the right side goal line right to the top of the paint that feed by Johnstone sets up steel on the play. It's 21. Sacred heart 609 left in the second and air force trailing for the first time in this game. Pioneers win another face off. Lombardi will send it in. And go after it. Beating him to the punch the Falcons and Sam Brennan. Win and pitches it out to the neutral zone. It pops into the airports. Opinsky over, skated it, and the pioneers taken dump it in to the air Force in Practice loose right at center ice and grabbed by Patrick Dawson. Dawson has his past blocked by Harper Get Poppin in the air. No one could find it for a split second. Fine. Here's finally Chase it down. Get control here. Steal just scored trying to get it to Boyajian Bayesian tangling up with baskets over on the far side. Falcons win the stick battle. Here comes Marshall Bowery Bar.
The Esports Minute
Call of Duty Cold War releases more details
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4 homeless men killed in New York City
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Mother survives car crash that killed husband, 4 daughters
"O r the radio home of the mets iheart radio station seventy two degrees and sunny at ten o'clock morning i'm terry mccreadie us officials say four children have been rescued after being trapped in a flooded cave in thailand reuters reports that they were examined at a field hospital near the cave before being taken by ambulance hundreds gathering teaneck to remember five family members killed in a wrong way crash on friday rob dawson reports songs in prayer fill the air at a local park is the community tearfully remembered sixty one year old audie trinidad and four daughters ranging in age from thirteen to twenty gina gershon burg has also praying for the mother the lone survivor she's gonna do when she should know that the whole communities here for her the mother suffered serious injuries and is recovering in a delaware hospital police say a pickup truck crossed the median on a delaware highway friday afternoon smashing into the turn it out car i'm rob dawson for seven ten w o r tenants into chinatown building forced out for emergency repairs in january finally going to be able to move back home no i'm late in has the story about one hundred people who live at eighty three and eighty five bowery were evacuated from their building by the department of buildings who found a staircase was unstable this was back in january the low income tenants who have been living at a hotel during the construction say the landlord has taken way too long to make vital repairs the only hope that he will follow the women and i wish there would be no i asked the landlord is told the city he'll continue to make repairs to the building and keep rents down for the next five years the tenant landlord says he believes the landlord is on the up and.