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ESPN FC
"branford" Discussed on ESPN FC
"You to come up with a draw Frank when you were asked? I feel like not a lot of time. No, no, because I checked the last performances of the two teams and it took me. It took me like 30 seconds on this. As opposed to people who had picked on Liverpool win. Is that what you're suggesting? No, no, this Frank wasn't really selling it at that much. It was tuning in at West Ham. It was Twitter and recently. Before the World Cup, it was I think it was two one. At mindset, see, I think the scoreline was. Depending on the fitness of, I don't think I even Tony's going to be fair, but there are say that causes problems, particularly at home, scores, goals are a threat and Liverpool the fact the two games bike that the one that will not convince them against vela vela park got the result. And I certainly will not convince him against Leicester. So yeah, I think that's why I think defensively is the issue I've got with them. That's why I've gone for two. Stevie? I just, I can't disagree that Liverpool have been less than convincing, to be honest, but I think what Tottenham did to Brentford when they actually decided to start putting some pressure on them. And there's no question, Brent for Walter. Lost a couple of goals from being turned up. And if there's one thing Liverpool do do, they create a chances. And so I still see them creating chances and still see them scrolling goals. I don't see a Liverpool keeping a clean sheet. Defensive, they also are given chances up. But I just think the bread will have gone for two, one, but maybe it'll be three two. I just think a Liverpool will score more goals and branford. Of course, I will be revealed tomorrow we reflecting on that game on the next edition of you off tomorrow. I feel like we've been together quite a lot. I've taken off. No. Still here. Being Stevie, we reflecting on that. Be sure to check it out.
Unreserved
"branford" Discussed on Unreserved
"Now, the clicker of this whole story is the fact that that priest eventually he got older and he passed away. And when the people came to look after his remaining stuff that had been left in his room that he stayed, they found a Bible and in the back of a Bible was a hidden sleeve and when they opened it, they found a note and in that note it said that he honestly did not believe that Marie granville was in fact a witch and that he was just afraid for his job and he prayed for forgiveness in this letter. So when you think about the witch. He just have to think that, you know, sometimes there's more in the story than just a dark shadowy figure walking along the shores at night on PEI. Julie Pelosi or lush is a makeable storyteller and the poet laureate of Prince Edward Island. You're listening to unreserved on CBC radio one. SiriusXM and native voice one, Amazon dear child. Would you ever spend a night in a haunted house? With its creaky floorboards and strange, unfamiliar shadows? What would you do if you saw something you couldn't explain? These are questions members of 6 nations investigating paranormal encounters, or snipe, have to ask themselves. And Artie Martin's first night out with snipe left him with even more questions. Several years ago, I was asked to help out this ghost crew. At the time I was videotaping lacrosse games, doing it for the local teams around here. And so I was approached by this guy. He asked if I could come out and help with some videos. So I had heard about snipe at the time. But I wasn't, I wasn't sure about it. But at the same time, I was like, I would love to do something like that. That's crazy. Plus two at the time, I was learning Mohawk. Going to get her. And the opportunity that they were giving me was to go to the Mohawk residential school and branford. Also known as the mushroom. And if you know anything about residential schools, it's a lot of abuse and a lot of stories of abuse, a lot of traumas been there through their family has been through it. Horrible atrocities happened at residential schools. And what we were going to do is ghost hunt in the mushroom. So I ended up getting her late, it was still lacrosse season, so maybe August, and it was dark, and it was a full moon. And everybody was already in there. I never even met these guys yet. I went in probably 11 o'clock. And I was already familiar with the place. I've been there. I've been through it. So when I got there, I kind of knew where I want to put my equipment. Because I had, they have their equipment, and I was new coming to the group, and I had my equipment. And the place was completely dark. Pitch black. And so I grabbed my stuff and I told them I was there, and I said, I'm going to go set up this okay. And they asked if they wanted someone to go with me, or if I wanted someone to go with me, I said, no, I'm all right. I go down into the basement of the mushroom. And I went to the girls side of the mushroom. Because that's the only way to access the stairwell on the girl side. And that's where I want to set up my camera. And I figured I'd put my camera there because that's the least amount of traffic from public or even workers. There's no reason why anybody would need to go in there ever. So I went to the basement, I could barely see, like I said, it was a full moon, so there's some full moonlight coming into the windows and I could see just enough. And I made my way through the basement. And I had already had my tripod extend it ready just to put down and my camera was ready to go and batteries are ready to go. All I had to do was set it up when I get there. So I get to the door of the stairwell and the girl side. And it was like, I opened a door and it was like the air got heavier or something. Is this a weird feeling? I kind of had to force myself up the stairs. And it was like kind of like walking with a lot of mud on your boots or something. My footsteps were heavy. And I'm trying to be quiet, and I walked up the stairs, I made it up there, and I didn't want to go any further, so I only made it to the second floor. And then I put my tripod up and I was really fast about it. And I pointed at where I want it to look. I checked the check that it was recording. I checked the sound. And then I took off. And I left this fast and quietly as I could. So the night went on, it was to be honest kind of uneventful. It was quite a long night. And we wrapped it up, and I couldn't wait to check what was on that footage. And it was all kind of like, it was all kind of like a novelty to me at the time. Like, oh, I'm ghost hunting. Oh, yeah. The next day, I remember it like it was yesterday because we were having supper in my life was cooking spaghetti, and we had sat down and I was like, I told my girls, my teenage daughters, that's eat and watch this footage and see what we see. And so they're all excited to watch it. I was excited to watch it. I put it on our TV. Press play, and we're watching it. You see me set it up. You see me leave. And then the first thing I noticed was there was a lot of orbs at the time snipe was getting excited about seeing these orbs, floating around, like, I guess those could be spirits. I'm not sure, like little balls of energy. But you've seen some orbs go through there and I'm thinking, okay, there's some orbs. I don't know what they are. Maybe it's just dust. I was trying to think about it. I don't know, maybe it's part of the moonlight because the moonlight was coming into at a certain way. And then I'm just sitting there eating spaghetti. We're all kind of just watching it. And it was like this sparkly mist just kind of like slowly appears as it's coming downstairs. It's materializing before your eyes. And then once it hits the moonlight, it kind of disappears into the atmosphere. And my girls, like, we all see it at the same time. I'm sitting there looking at it eating spaghetti. And I was like, what is that? And then my girls, they start freaking out. They're
Bloomberg Radio New York
"branford" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"In the United States, how that plays into the calculation over particularly running into the midterms. What it's going to mean to gas prices in the U.S., so they'll be watching very closely what the ministers are going to be discussing during that OPEC plus meeting as well. Yeah, absolutely. You've got WTI crew features this morning trading at $86 a barrel branford at 91, but as Oliver was saying, run up, we had seen a run up to what one 25, I suppose if you have that major cut, where do we go to in terms of those gains? Yeah, I think it will be particularly worrying, you know, that Russia should be better fitting also at a time of the Ukraine war that there'll be benefiting from those sorts of flows in terms of energy prices. Yeah, great to get Oliver on the program. Look, we've got lots of water discussed though today, so we're live at the Conservative Party conference also throughout the morning. We've got lots more to bring to you from that. I was speaking to the justice minister just yesterday, Rachel McLean, so I want to bring you that interview a little bit later on. Those real wrangling at the top of the Conservative Party about the kind of growth agenda that Liz truss has laid out. We also have to look at it though from the perspective of markets, we put Thompson, whose chief investment officer at kingswood is going to be joining us in a moment. Yeah, and of course, as we saw, the Bank of England made that dramatic intervention last week in the guilt Marcos, but on Tuesday, it had set aside the potential for 5 billion pounds of bond purchases every day on Tuesday it bought none. So we are seeing that operation perhaps being paused because the market fears have been at least a laid for now the two year 30 year car of uninverted yesterday seen as a signal as perhaps the Bank of England's operations are doing their the necessary work that they had to do to try and bring down those guilty as of course they have dropped dramatically since we learned of the Bank of England's intervention last Wednesday. All of that to be discussed as of course we're waiting for that speech from the prime minister later on as she'll be expected to double down on her plans for the economy. Stay with us for more, this is Bloomberg. To protect her home and family in a disaster. Karen was willing to wade through water
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"branford" Discussed on Caught Offside
"To the bottom of the table. Now this is a little trickier to do. There are various events on Thursday that will dictate relegation Everton leads in Burnley are going to battle it out. Of course, as we've been talking about for that final spot or battle it out to avoid that final spot. Everton right now, 36 points, a -20 goal differential leads 35 points, a -38, all differential. I mean, God love bielsa, but that -38 is courtesy of him. And Burnley right now holding down that 18th spot in the table and that relegation place 34 points. And a -18 goal difference. Everton and Burnley both still have two games to play. While Leeds will have to wait until Sunday when they've traveled to Brentford. Oh, my God. I mean, the nerves around Alan road are very, very real, but I feel as if rescuing that point against Brighton. That might be enough. I mean, Phil he was writing about it in the Atlantic, and he was just talking about being one nil down that was I mean, Danny Welbeck, mister sidler then, to make it too. And had that game had that been defeat, that would have been just apocalyptic. At Ellen road. Yeah. I mean, it kept them just out, they'd be tied with burly on points, but below them on goal difference. So they would be in that spot right now. Jesse, Jesse marsh at halftime talking about how the players didn't believe, and I told him you just got to keep believing. I'm paraphrasing here. This is essentially what he said. Not all the players a 100% believed. Masks could do with saying a lot less of these kind of things. They just come across the wrong way. And I know it's a kind of a, it's kind of his open, almost American view on life. But to me, that's not a good thing to say about your players effort. I was surprised to hear that. Yeah, they didn't believe. When he went on that good little run at the start that he had, then he was saying the training methods had left the players exhausted and he came in and he tweaked things. That might be true. But you're mentioning Marcelo Bielsa's name here. A deity. And you're saying you came in and fixed it. Don't say these things. Keep it to yourself. And then the courts, you know, the players coming out saying that he quotes Gandhi, he quotes all these people. Fine. A lot of the top coaches do that, but I shouldn't be hearing about it. Well, the players are telling you. I think it was Jack Harrison or someone mentioned. That's beyond his control, I guess. I mean, boy, Everton, chaos. Here's one for Andrew. Here's a stat. Op to Joel four Everton V branford is just the fourth match in Premier League history. To see a Red Hat, a first half rate card, own goal and penalty. After Coventry Wimbledon in 95, chariton villa in 2001 and Tottenham Fulham in 2003. So that's 30 years of football. And this is only happened four times. It was a mess. And just when you thought it couldn't get any messier, and this game was just coming to an end. Albeit a bad end, Solomon Rondon, who has been brought in to have the ball launch at his at his head to try and rescue a point. Two forts. What's he doing? I texted you right away. I said, are you watching this right now? Insanity. What was that? Unbelievers. I think it was a John Bruin tweeted one last present from Rafa. Rafa was the one who brought round on it. And Lampard is kind of gives them an old path as well. I.
ESPN FC
"branford" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Which is at the Santiago Bernabeu, had just taken at the locker at the odds here. It is Real Madrid with the three one lead on aggregate so far. And in fact, even Thomas Tuchel, the Chelsea manager, isn't giving his side a hope. Not. Not at the moment, no. Sorry. What is it? Same old. Why is not alive? Because we have to find our level back and didn't know, I don't know where it is, but since national break, if things change, maybe, but how many, how many clubs in worldwide football, one with what we need, three goals difference. How often did this happen? So maybe it's only realistic to answer like this and should not get fatalistic and think like I give the wrong message. Let's be let's be honest. Don't we surprise to hear this from Tuco. I know he's a bit rattled after the game, but still it's quite the statement. Yeah, I think there's more to it to be honest, I think he's gone through a tough time personally regarding his marriage. I think what's going on behind the scenes at boardroom level of the football club. He's looking at the performance against branford, he's then. His team has been torn apart against Real Madrid. And completely outplayed in our class. And I think that I think that's press conference for Thomas Tuchel. I think it was an emotional one. And I think he struggled. So we have to give him a little bit of time. I wouldn't read too much into it. I don't think there's any mind games going on. I think it was just a very honest emotional interview. And he's right in what he's saying really when the question got asked, is there any way back? And he sort of saying, well, not at this level. You know, we've got battered against Brentford four one. We got battered against Real Madrid for he wanted. If we play like this in the Bernabeu, we'll get hammered, and that was his words. So he's been emotional. I think when everything calms down and the dust settles, I think you'll refocus that he'll go again against Southampton. That's a must win because he also mentions that I'm telling you, if we play the same, we won't even beat Southampton, so we got no chance of being Real Madrid. So their first focus has to be on Southampton. You beat Southampton if they do, they generate a little bit of momentum. Then you can try and look towards Real Madrid away from home. But that feels like a long way away at the moment. But that was a very emotional press conference, I think. On the surface, I would agree with what Dan is saying. However, there is one small detail here that I think is important. The same thing he said in the press conference, he said, on the field right after the game. So he doubled down in the press conference. The emotional part I could take if it was right after on the field. But then he took that same message and put it through onto the players, I believe, in the press conference. I think this is not just a guy who's emotional. I think this is a guy who's trying to reach these players and saying, playing like this, we're not going to achieve the things that we need to achieve. It's a message that, without hanging your players out there, it's a message that is straight to the players and saying, you have to improve and you have to improve now. It is mind games. I think to that point, it's mind games, but needed mind games. It's an emotional statement right after game, but it's mobile the week that Chelsea have had. After losing to bretford, this wasn't this wasn't necessarily about the Real Madrid game. This was about the week. This was about Chelsea unable to refine their focus. I think it's a phrase that he used. Unable to rediscover who there would. Who they would. I'm despite everything that he's done with them since the international break on the training ground. Despite everything that he said, since that sends out that Brentford result, you produce a performance like this. And you feel the frustration for Thomas Tuchel. And I think that's what that's where this was born. Now keep in mind, this is, this is a Champions League quarter final against Real Madrid and as much praise as we've heaped on Real Madrid for this performance against Chelsea in three hours of football against PSG, real majority better team for nearly 30 minutes. If so much. And yet now you come into this at home and you will outclassed to that level, it speaks to how far you have fallen since being crowned European and world champions. And that's a frustration for Thomas Tuchel. Not that they were poor on the night, not that they lost on the night or have to go to the Berlin bar and turn around the result that they have simply fallen too far and nothing that he has done on the training ground has seemed to resonate. Confirmation that indeed was a message to the players is that in those statements, when they asked him about the second leg, he said, well, the second leg. No, no. Let's talk about Southampton first. Southampton, that's the priority, because hey, guess what? Top four is now in question. Now it's a problem. Now you got issues. And you've got yourself in a race that you didn't have a place before, but because of your lack of performance is now you having some questions to answer..
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WTOP
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"Postal Service Now you can also provide an email address to the postal service for shipping updates and after getting the tests they should keep until someone in the household starts to feel sick with COVID like symptoms A recent analysis of waste water in a local county is finding that COVID-19 infections remain very high Biobot analytics tells NBC News infections based on fecal matter in the sewers is high in Stafford county an analysis of the southern U.S. found the case rate at 196.1 per 100,000 people But in Stafford county it's 227 per 100,000 Many communities are turning to this kind of analysis and COVID tests are hard to come by these days A biobot spokesperson says even if you can't access a test you're still pooping Nationwide wastewater shows cases at 205.9 cases per 100,000 Kyle Cooper news Alex Trebek said in his final years that she would be a great host to replace him But when she tried she was told no CNN legal analyst and host Laura Coates was floored in the best way when jeopardy's Alex Trebek said in 2018 that she'd be a great person to replace him when he knew his time was limited God this person that I have watched my whole life really could even know is my name let alone thinks that I would be worthy enough to fill his shoes which frankly can't be filled But on the tavern hall show Cote says when jeopardy started looking for people to fill in last year she asked for the opportunity I certainly raised my hand and knocked on doors and found them closed And I asked the opportunity I was told no Matt piper CBS News A jazz icon from an acclaimed musical family is playing three shows in our area this week Branford Marsalis performs at strathmore on Thursday and then he'll be at wolf trap My dad was instrumental in bus developing living with him was like living with Socrates Branford Marsalis left his band with brother winton marsalis to tour with sting Which thing for a year and a half And it would be ridiculous when we'd become back and say okay well we'll fire your guys I'm back now So we just started to ask He formed the Grammy winning Branford Marsalis Quartet before fronting Jay Leno's tonight show band Kevin Eubanks didn't want to get back out down the road And when I mostly learned was that I really really missed me in a performer He even played sacs at the beginning of Spike Lee's do the right thing This fight was a friend We lived down in the street from one another That's my boy you know and he asked me to play on fight power Here are full chat on.
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"Agency bori January 18th 2022 only teddy Goldman is our producer Here's what's happening in a double DT You'll see this early mornings because of the lingering weather in our region some school closings and delays will update you this morning on what we know thus far here at WT Senate debate to begin today on voting rights legislation but where will it go On Capitol Hill I'm Mitchell Miller D.C.'s mayor joins Martin Luther King Jr.'s family in a call for voting rights On Meghan clarity Later this half hour on the former National Security Council director says war in Ukraine is going to happen I'm JJ green In terms of COVID Moderna says it's working on a new combination booster for COVID and the flu Jazz master Branford Marsalis comes to strathmore and wolf trap I'm Jason rally Oversee use this early morning Asian stocks are mainly lower than EK del by 76 points Wall Street opens on a mixed note from Friday trading following the Monday holiday Everybody welcome in four 32 on CBS News brief Democrats will start pushing for voting rights reforms after advocates called on Congress to take action on MLK day Doctor king's daughter in law Andrea king As Martin Luther King junior said in 1964 to maintain the filibuster is to harm the health of our nation It was true then and it's true today Moderna's CEO says they're working on a single shot booster for both COVID and flu Our goal is to be able to have a single and your booster so that we don't have compliance issues where people don't want to get.
Bob Bain's Farside: Paranormal Podcast
"branford" Discussed on Bob Bain's Farside: Paranormal Podcast
"Don't exactly look the same, but when Kelly saw this picture, she said, well, that's more like what I saw, but she just couldn't drive that way. I know, during the days of the ancient Native Americans, that they also experienced some sort of being that they called, I believe it was the ant people. Yeah. And the ant people are supposedly grace or EBs. That's the least what I'm told because Kelly happened to be she had never been to the Grand Canyon before, but in one of her experiences she is flying over the Grand Canyon. The years later, her husband went to the Grand Canyon to visit. And they stopped in a hopi Indian store there. And she was looking in at all the trinkets. And apparently they have two different kind of trinkets. I think I hadn't been there so I don't need to explain the strong, but they have the tickets for sale at one price. And the really old old stuff they'll still sell you, but it's a far export extensive price. And when she's looking in that cabinet, she sees a trinket with a gray alien head on it. And she was completely floored by it and asked the story what's this doing here? And he said, oh, that's part of our history. The ant people. So today I'm the ant people are the graves and then their history, the ant people saved them from two, I think it was two different cataclysms that happened in many, many thousands of years ago where they spent time on the ground while the great flood happened and there was an ice age that happened. So it's in their history. Yeah. They certainly believe it. And the area I live in grant food here is we live close to the 6 nations Indian reservation and there is a great belief out here about the sky people and I'm told that they can actually call them and every summer they do call them back and spaceships land. So yeah, I'm looking forward to next summer trying to gloat there and be a part of that to see if I can join them, but it almost every day when I talk to people in the branford area, they all have a story to tell that brantford area seems to be a complete hot bit of UFOs and here for years and years and they're still coming. I would be kicked out probably because I'd be singing. They're coming to take me away. Well, you know, you think you would, but when it happens, you just either you're so awestruck or you're you can't you can't do anything. Jackie, she accounts that every time something happened to her, she had so many questions, wanted to ask so many questions and yell and scream at them and then but she never did. And then when the experience is over, she's kicking herself for not asking it because she wants to ask, but something prevents her from expressing herself when she's in their presence. So again, they control the scenario. They control everything about you. And that is definitely scary. I had another individual on the show and he talked about how some of these ships they are transparent on the inside, and they can show you a projection if you will. Of space, maybe even of their own home galaxy. Yeah. Kelly mcclane, when she was on which was she thought it was a house. She went into she had the first experience with the man heads..
ESPN FC
"branford" Discussed on ESPN FC
"One or two others, but Liverpool, I fit, think of the team that's going to be hit strong. I think it's probably time now for Jürgen Klopp back at that west endgame to give can not a's head alongside Van Dyke. I thought konate was immense to games to cut the games that he's played this season. He played in the Manu game, where obviously the kept the clean sheet and he looked really, really solid alongside Van Dyke even though it wasn't much of a test. But I just thought against West Ham I was watching the game with a pal of mine and it was one one. And a parliament said, what do you think? And I went if I was the Liverpool fan now at one one. I would snap the hands off because I thought Liverpool looked leggy I think was there 7 game inside 22 days and I thought they looked a little bit tired and a little bit jaded. So maybe it's time for Jürgen Klopp, just a fresh knob. Has come in done quite well. And I think it's time now for cannata to play alongside von Dyke because those two pair wow, that is strong. It's a good point jewels that he made done about the other end of the pitch losing the lakes of a Mohamed Salah for the Africa Cup of Nations, surely it is going to affect Liverpool. Yeah, massively, I think for me, that's why they always are so high on them is because they're going to be hit so hard and then let's go and sign someone in January. Just as a kind of a replacement, even if you short term, even if it's alone for 6 months or something, but losing money and sala and ABBA as well, even if marriage is also going and men dies also going for city and Chelsea. I think Liverpool without them too would be a very different Liverpool. But I think that's probably the cause he would also have to go and play the Club World Cup. So they would all have either big big pictures and a lot of games to catch back on or big players missing. But you feel that really the African combination for Liverpool will have such a big impact potentially. That's why I think certainly for the bookmakers, Chelsea and city are still above them in the title race. Am I right in thinking that you picked Chelsea to win the title this season? Yeah, I did. And you know what? I know the lookout who adventures so far hasn't been the most successful in the sense that he started well and then had a deeper form of nice injured. But I still think that city and Liverpool are pretty much where we expected them to be even in the way they play. Don is right, defensively, I think Liverpool at times and we saw branford. We saw West Ham with the birth control three goals can be better, of course, but other than that, I think, especially going forwards. They're pretty much where we expected them to be. I think, for Chelsea, there's more room for improvement there. And once and hopefully, this season wants to hold us really integrated Lukaku in the way that he wants the team to play and look who is firing up and ice based, then I think Chelsea would be even more dangerous and without that, they currently top of the table. So I think they still look good for winning title but you can expect a huge title race between them three. I think he'd be very fascinating until the end. Frank from what we've seen so far, what do you think is going to happen in the title race? And how do you see pharma team Chelsea? Well, he's going to be tied for sure and it's hard to know to only presume what's going to happen. You know, remember last season in November, Chelsea was managed by Lampard. They were almost, I think, first in the league, everybody thought that he could win the title and generate 26. They play against Oslo. And it was the beginning of what I can call winter disaster. And they had to change and they brought Tuco and it changed everything, but it was too late for the Premier League. Everything's gonna happen. The African championship, of course, there's going to be a crucial for also determine who's going to win or not. The Premier League, losing money and Salah, it's huge, really, I mean, especially Salah, right now, it's huge for Liverpool to lose that kind of player. It's going to be also interesting to see our forgot the name of the kippah is going to do if he's not there. And he's why I think that city is still the favorite for me, but since he proved that it can finish well, Liverpool as the talent and enough talent to copy the situation. It's a race of three. You know, saying, okay, for sure cities gonna win a Jesse or Liverpool's gonna win. You have to be crazy. In so many details, you are talking about details in football. And it's all about that, you know? An injury ban one, like Van Dyke last season for Liverpool or a bad game, we push another bad game and so many defeats. Everything is possible. So allow me to say that is going to be tied, but for sure, it's going to be between those three teams. Ali, I wonder, I wonder if Don in his power rankings has put players from those top four teams because we've put done to task once again to put his player power range. From the Premier League together and this is who you've gone with Don, would you like to talk us through it? Well, yeah, I'm in the majority of those guys in the park from Declan rice last week, put a little changeable board every changes jump one up, most salads just gone down. He's been quite the last couple of weeks. What color Gallagher has been one of the players of the season, one of the finds of the season for Crystal Palace this season and I'm pretty convinced that Thomas Tucker and the hierarchy, you're going to bring him back to Chelsea at the start of next.
Ringer FC
"branford" Discussed on Ringer FC
"Would have looked at you like you were actually being weird. That's the speed at which Guardiola is able to evolve. His attack is kind of amazing actually. It is amazing. More props to David Moyes and West Ham. Great victory for them. Yeah. Yeah, that being supposed one now. A quarter of the season basically gone and west hammer fourth absolutely incredible. Let's also shout out. Might sound weird, but I want to shout out Bremen, even though they lost two one to Leicester. But first of all, I want to show you his elements. Absolutely wonder goal, and then in the priuses for Madison's goal as well, was unbelievable. Yes. It was so good. It's so good, so good, actually, what I say as well about this whole thing. Madison celebration, the crowd, the hush celebration, what must they have been saying? My first thing was like, do you have a score for like 20 odd games? Or while whatever it was, that's a big deal for you. But the celebration must have been like, they must have been saying a lot. They must be. Let's go away everyone here. And George Frank said it after the game. The other is amazing post match interview where he was just like, we absolutely smashed them in the first half. Doesn't everyone get away with it at Brentford these days? Really, it's so impressive. You compare Thomas Frank and branford to Daniel farke and Norwich and it's strange from Norris because obviously Fox has been here before. I know that the clubs may have different ambitions or different approaches and they're very differently run clubs. And Norwich actually getting into Premier League, banking the money going back down to the championship, having fun in the championship. That's not a bad. That's not really a bad. A bad vibe is a fan. Because the Trump is a megaphone league. It's not a tool. But bramford are making it so, so, so difficult for absolutely everyone that goes there, right? Think about it now. They probably should have probably should have been Leicester. They deserve to win, I think. Yeah. They probably should have been Chelsea. Good value for the organization. Very good value. The Brian game was a tricky one. They still had the better chances, I think in that game and they could have easily won. They deserved at least a point. And they were absolutely mega value for that too. You know, went over arsenal. Yeah. That is hard to it's hard to overstate, basically. How good they're doing. Yeah. It is really, really impressive from them. They've done a beautiful job. They're so fun to watch as well. And just mad props. Southampton Burnley two all leads late penalty. Salvaging a point against wolves and palace had a goal to sell out at the end. Probably fairly against Newcastle, but benteke. Tech is on one. Yeah. He's back, taking names. Taking ass and taking names. Let's.
Ringer FC
"branford" Discussed on Ringer FC
"His debut At a started then. He scored a goal on the weekend against brian which was so just like just so direct and easy for him he picked up the ball and e was motoring food. Pastes bam bam great. Finish and what's good about. What should someone like tomorrow. Grades play for england owes young levels. You know went to less when he went to less than you think. So what happened what happened. Why can't why can't get into in that team with the capability. The ability to is god when look pace. he's got left for. He's got right for you. You fix yourself well. It can only be maybe who knows application or whatever because the the managers that he's had none of the money that he's had as given any kind of sustained run Sometimes you just need to leave. Maybe sometimes you just need to leave. Because watt seen in the first two games and people are already saying they will continue to say is. Yeah well the first two games you watch what happens to meals. It'll it'll fade out. You know what. I pray to god. i hope he can hold this consistency because again. That's a player who we've he's abilities with. These attributes is enough is enough for england player in the waiting. If he can do that. Still twenty five is still. He's from the birmingham's of production and he's from the if penny drops mayo if the pennies dropped with him problems danger danger danger for everyone is going straight into my and that he's been in mind could only he's been in my draft. I've been cashing out. Delightful patrick branford. England scored absolutely did. I forgot to say that well. Great thing for him because obviously would it be watching the euro and he'll be desperate to being involved. Now he's now. He's in a chance please. From israel's delighted for him v. Season where he broke out in school. Those because i know these guys working and easy for people to write your so delighted for those who maybe i could give him gonna give patrick. Bamford flowers man. We're giving our yeah. I'm going to give him some flowers for For for biden's time you know he. He was so close to be amongst that scored in imon calvet lewin Conduct was the guys who are jockeying for that place to cavite lou in an uproar. He'd be disappointed with the white went went for him but the same time you have to swallow you have to. You have to take that on board. Patrick bamford and finger wins. It gonna happen for me. Now you're there. Patrick is happened is brought you in. Obviously how'd you in his mind and now it's up to you from now until the twenty going towards twenty twenty two to continue with the form that you've shown so is then e you can stay in his mind because what we've seen gareth guys is if if you're if you're doing it for him and you play for welfare him e will pick you and he'll keep you regardless of what people say because we have to trust garris doesn't out we trust because he proved euros. I'm going to do our you one. And i'm going to prove you wrong. And then that's how you're gonna shut up. You know as i think is why with with people like with people like patrick bamford. It's a brilliant scored to be in surprenant to being so he's gonna get flowers quite please about going to end on that end on. Yes patrick patrick. Fly pat flowers patrick o. Respect pump guys. Listen i'm going to have to say goodbye. Farewell audio's until we meet again. Fellow great guys are speaking soon ibn to facts. Everybody finds the car facts. England the plane this week. So i'm going to be doing that. Saw forty england against they're gonna go but like we'll be back next week and we'll see what took bobby like i'm really starting to feel but i just feel a little bit better so i'll see you soon next week safe guys..
The Archive Project
"branford" Discussed on The Archive Project
"I wonder if this is right. It could have been fifteen or sixteen. It might have been the same friend. Cudi who share tape. It was still tapes them. Maybe it was one of his brothers. Or maybe i shared with him. Sharing was involved. We can say that for sure could have been a logical progression backward in time from branford marsalis his record renaissance. You know that song the peacock's wait how did i come to brantford with the do the right thing. The more you get to know me the more you will know. I am what they call a melancholic which conditions sometimes for some might occasion the writing of something like the book of delights melancholic. I mean but i wanna keep following this thread because at a certain point coinciding i think with the emergence of my fathers and my struggles. I've became very interested in my old man's record collection. The word is not obsessed though that would make for good origin story. It would be good on the terrible. Tv show son becomes obsessed with bothers record collection at same time son becomes unin hammered of father listening understanding reconciliation etcetera. At this story. I became very interested in some of the records in my father's record collection which collection had among ohio. Five hundred other records a japanese pressing of a simon and garfunkel double album. I think it included the song old friends which i loved told you i was melancholic. Good lord they sat on the park bench like lukens. A newspaper blew through the grads data. Add that it atta quietly. Sharing the same is good lower. All the heads to truth is i was just on a youtube jag of live simon and garfunkel the other day but more. I wanted to tell you the three other records of my father said i listened to over and over and over the first is algae rose rendition of the dave brubeck song. Blue rondo alligator. Now i understand that among some people you might t someone a little bit by saying they were dressed like algebra. I suspected might in a certain era have meant you were wearing pastels or loafers without socks or a wealth fitting polo shirt. All of which for a time were profoundly out of vogue all the which for a time were profoundly in miami vice anyway say what you will about. Giro's polo shirts dude. Could sing his ass off to me. Full disclosure. i am not a thorough scholar. Nowhere more on display than in blue rondo. Al-turk the two minutes or so. So of which. I could sing to you right now. I mean i could try singing to right now. There would be times where i'd be pointing the notes like they were impossible. Birds high up in a tree which is a kind of conducting. Isn't it.
BSP: Believer Skeptic Podcast
"branford" Discussed on BSP: Believer Skeptic Podcast
"I gotta haunted airbnb and supposedly haunted. Except i'm not playing the ouija board episode too late. When i love so far is we actually are getting sound clips that i wanted to record in us because for that one learned was like she was like dr that noise. We're going to be hopefully with permission using some of these. Yeah all right. So i'm next up. We have a written story in this short one but very sweet and This is from our mutual friend. amy. Amy is awesome. We love her. she's a she's on. We actually know like before the podcast. She was our friend. she's my friend. Actually she's one of the first people. I met when i moved here in two thousand three so i've known her for almost twenty years. Wow oh that's crazy. Wow so amy has to say is she sweet. She says flat out there. Christmas poop blog and then she goes to the one you smack. I was listening to that episode. Power-washing a large swath of bird. Shit off my pool deck and then something. Warm him me in the mouth. Oh my god. Or if you don't know amy obviously y'all don't know but this is so in branford. Everybody should meet an amy amy. I've read quickly through it. But i did not see the mouth. Oh god okay. That is amazing thing. I've had one bird poop incident and it was of course a murphy's law where i was in a wedding and hush yourselves wearing the tux and bird shit on my shoulder. That's good luck in some culture. Is it really. Oh okay. I had one took on me on a but as a jacket. And is it a big deal pigeon. So is fine. Yeah okay. we're cool well. Then the next cool burst poopie so next up. We have a another shoutout from jamal. Along are the best. I love you absolutely absolutely and so this without further ado. This is what jamal has to say. Hello it's jamal from. thanks for coming. Podcast of paul's drag race podcasts. Congratulations chris and cody on your one hundredth episode. We know over at t.f. See that this is a big deal and we are so proud of you. Keep doing the damn thing and huge. Congratulations y'all's clean of dying. Chris forgot like we do this. This is the first time we've done at where i actually pause recording so we listen so he thought we were live and this is chris goes queen and he looks at me and he's like recording. Nope take to yes right. But thank you jamal. Jamal is awesome. Yes listen to his podcast as well. He is a blogger of. It's i'm actually look at gays in the life is the blog and he writes on queer lifestyles so tickled. Check that out as well now. That is amazing. It's super cool. And thank you so much jamal and we'll we'll keep on doing it and we're going to try to keep dragging ragging it on all right so the next we have a this is our last written shout out And this is from one of my favorite people for more than one reason. Cody thinks you're bullish. Thought.
Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly
"branford" Discussed on Under the Influence with Terry O'Reilly
"Was attracting a lot of business. So it was time to call in the promise of becoming president of her ad agency. That was when interpublic told her she would be paid as if she was president, she would have the authority of a president, but she wouldn't be given the title. They told her that elevating her to the role of president wood in fact limit the growth of the agency. Because, quote, the world wasn't ready for woman presidents. So Mary wells resigned on the spot. They offered her a $1 million to stay. She declined. Harding Lauren said, why not start your own ad agency? You can be president and chairman. Branford can be your first client. So Mary wells took dick rich and stew green with her and opened wells rich green ink. They rented 8 rooms in the Gotham hotel, Mary's mother answered phones. It was April, 1966. With a foundation and retail advertising, a schooling in creative a Doyle Dane and management experience from tinker, Mary wells was ready to run her own shop. The success of the branford rebranding gave wells rich green a huge profile. But it was Mary who drew the attention of the media. In just the first few months there were glowing profiles of Mary in magazines like cosmopolitan and fortune. She was referred to as a girl wonder and the Madison Avenue bombshell. In 1967, Mary wells married Harding Lawrence. She was based in New York, he in Dallas. She would fly to Texas every weekend to be with him. A year later, Mary decided to drop her husband's braniff account to take on the much larger TWA airlines business. You have to admire her hood spa. Due.
WAAM Talk 1600
"branford" Discussed on WAAM Talk 1600
"Branford Marsalis. Thank you. Thank you. They're all next year, you're on the edge of alternative bump music Friday. Yeah, that Song right? There came from that Spike Lee, that insane, crazy anti American racist Spike Lee. That was I think that was was that the first movie came out of there? What? And ah The whole thing is, I recall, I saw it. It was vilification of black guy because he slept with a white woman. I think that tanked his career because the black Committee turned their back on him. And next thing you know, he lost his lip could play the trumpet gnome or something like that. Stupid, but that song came out of the way. Cool. Specialty is all about race. Nothing else. It's always got going on. But that song takes me to Every time I hear that song that in a couple of the ones sent me to a place called the Jazz Playhouse. Just play houses. You could argue, Let's see one of maybe three things that are actually cool on Bourbon Street. New Orleans isn't a sinister Rosen is Toto. You go in there, and it's just outstanding. I mean, the music presentation. It's not to projectile vomiting. You see on the street or the show me your, You know that kind of thing for the beach. Very cool stuff your music like that in their way. Cool stuff there on extra with you hanging out on Friday and we're mixing it up. We archive it over their own dot com. Don't forget you can get the show's over there. Now, If you missed Monday and Wednesday show what the hell were you thinking Monday and Wednesdays show? Absolutely a must to go back there in the archives. Dark's got him all chopped up. Seriously if you missed him, well, a couple things you missed. You missed the Glenn Beck segment, which is posted on Facebook over it. Hercules Jones on Facebook, But when you get the post you gotta go down 500 post because in one day, I'll just prolifically threw up 10 15 2030 things and each one pushes the The other one down. But that's in the archive. That way. I think that one was on. What was it was that one on Monday, anyway, a whole bunch of cool stuff up there on that. Of course, the Tucker Carlson piece up. They're both chilling. Chilling in their nature, and I don't miss it. That's over at their own dot com in the archives just stuck a poster up of sea posies in their shift. Schumer Nadler psychotic brought on Detroit with turning their Rashida in the background is Joe Biden, Bernie Oh, God, Paul Ryan in their perfect or is it It's either Paul Ryan or better. It's a mean and they all have clubs. Mitt Romney's in there, too. We have clubs and torches, and it says the real virus infecting America it is And how do we get rid of it? A mask ain't going to take care of that. Election cycle could if we all got together and deal like that, all of my once, but I don't know. For some reason, the American people cannot seem to rally and do that These people still hold sway do they ever Man, you talk about a virus. It's an evil virus and ugly evil virus, and it just keeps propagating itself. Forcing China murder virus. You're on the edge self to hit a bump music Friday..
REAL 92.3
"branford" Discussed on REAL 92.3
"Said You'll like they were Vaping. I was like Jules. Yeah. You know what the hell like? Yeah. I was like jewelry. Like what? They hear a sound like that. But you know what they gave each other cute nicknames Big. He calls her turtle and she calls him Nugget. Naked. Negative. E mean, either something wrong with you today or something Wrong with me. I'm gonna blame it on me. All right? What's coming? No. Okay, so I thought I heard something, but they wanna know if I'm back about Michael B. Jordan. Yes. So fun fact. All right, go ahead. So most people don't really know what the B stands for. And Michael B. Jordan. And when Jamie Foxx and him came into the neighborhood, you did, like a little cuisine. You're like Jamie, What is it? What does the bee and Michael B Jordan stands for? Branford? Branford? Michael Beasley. Be might know, Michael. I should know this is Michael. Beyond. No, No, no, Wait, Wait! Michael Bradford! Jordan, man. Oh, wow. You got it. Whoa! You got it Wrong man Announces that Bacary Bacardi. I'm sorry. Oh, yeah. E don't drink. Michael. Bacary Jordan. Yeah. Leave Jamie Foxx didn't know Star friend of Patna. Oh, my God. Just man. Yeah, there it is Big. I went back. Watch this interview that you did with Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx and was one of the funniest interview. We have fun that they find an informative Yes. So good. And Jamie Yemen and in case you missed that you can catch that ready, Big boy that commas well, but once again to Lori Harvey and Michael B. Jordan can.
Morning Edition
Marsalis jazz family patriarch dies of virus complications, son says
"Ellis Marsalis the pianist educator patriarch of the most celebrated family in jazz died Wednesday in New Orleans he was eighty five his eldest son the saxophonist Branford Marsalis said his father died of complications from the coronavirus Ellis and his wife Delores raised six sons four of them became jazz musicians including Wynton del fail and Jason he was also a mentor to Harry Connick junior and generations of other musicians when Tompkins is host of the program music inside out which airs on W. W. and in New Orleans when I mean this is just such a huge loss it is a tremendous loss for us in the world and for music lovers everywhere actually Ellis Marsalis was committed to being a teacher and she wants to be a musician so he can help people all over the world and Louis Armstrong we appreciate modern and you know the Ellis park center here in the night or are they called him a master educator you know he came up in the nineteen forties and the nineteen fifties when modern dress had no money in the world nothing there were no schools but by the end of his life you know nearly every jazz musician who's from here or the study had a story to tell about how Ellis Marsalis inspired we're talking about Terence Blanchard thank you your contact book now thank you for that finally Nicholas Payton list goes on and not including of course Marcella they have wonderful careers at I was gonna ask I mean how much did he pressure them to go into into music and jazz in particular well you know what I spoke with him he you know he said that he never rule breaking news out of it you know he said he would wait at if the music and if they wanted to learn to keep with that by wanting them I know pointing out certain artists that they should be listening to and he was also very good at keeping brutal but very useful advice to players you know and that runs an internet connection here but always remark on that in interviews you know come quite famous explain elements helps with with top but but you know but they were the better for it and and obviously carry on again and my fellow spokesman center named Ellis Marsalis center for music named after the great teacher you know Ron you know every great jazz musicians have one thing in common and that is that the person is equally our front continue elsewhere what's that and you know if you ever
The Paul W. Smith Show
Son: Jazz great Ellis Marsalis Jr. dead at 85; fought virus
"Covert nineteen has claimed the life of a jazz great Ellis Marsalis has died Ellis Marsalis is the patriarch of the Marcellus musical family he was a jazz pianist he died of coronavirus according to his son Branford Marsalis Ellis Marsalis was eighty
AP News Radio
Son: Jazz great Ellis Marsalis Jr. dead at 85; fought virus
"A New CNN Orleans anchor jazz continues legend his battle Ellis Marsalis against Kobe junior eight nineteen has died even after as contracting he continues the new to do coronavirus his show from home Chris Cuomo says he wishes he had gotten coronavirus legendary for a month his piano ago when he skills says president Ellis trump Marsalis and others juniors were dismissing being described it as a hoax by New Orleans if the mayor hand Cuomo as said the prototype he would have used this of platform what we mean when as we host talk of CNN's about New Orleans prime time jazz to let his audience the eighty know five how year bad old Marsalis things can be was a teacher for those who get well called known in nineteen as the father comma says the patriarch as he slipped of Tuesday the musical night he clan got body that features chills so bad Wynton he chipped and Branford one of his teeth Marsalis he says nationally along with just four blew other our best sons chance to get in front he of was the virus featured in a instead two thousand of playing three catch PBS up on things special like testing after and retiring social distancing from teaching now at the Cuomo's university brother of Andrew New Orleans was governor the of family New York says state Marsalis he laments died that battling though he pneumonia holds the brought highest on office by the new in the coronavirus state he couldn't protect he had his been own brother performing I'm Oscar regularly wells Gabriel up until December I'm Jackie Quinn
iHeart Podcast Channel
Ellis Marsalis, Jazz Pianist and Music Family Patriarch, Dies at 85
"News Ellis Marsalis jazz pianist teacher and a patriarch of the New Orleans jazz family that includes famous sons Wynton and Branford has died he was eighty five New Orleans mayor latoya Campbell announced Marsalis's death earlier tonight Ellis Marsalis was born in New Orleans and stayed there for most of his
Climate Connections
Connecticut town sets up a climate fund
"Saving for retirement. Pays off if you deposit posit money into an IRA. Its earnings can grow over time. And so can your nest egg. James Finch the director of finance for Branford Connecticut. He says the cities and towns focused on the cost of rising seas and more extreme weather. They can take a similar approach. What we started saving money? We'll start with a million dollars. And and what are we started adding to that every year and then what if we were able to invest it at a rate that could compound so that it grows faster his town is doing in just that through its new coastal resiliency fund. FINCH says Branford. Put a million dollars into start with more to be added each year over time. The invested funds winds are expected to grow. Then when it comes time to repair a flooded bridge elevate houses were improved. Storm water drainage the town can tap into those funds this this provides a vehicle for a community to put money aside and so can grow for the long term just like any family would for funding their kid's college or finding their retirement accounts finch says that for towns and cities that can afford to it makes sense to start saving now for the future costs of climate