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AP News Radio
Indiana doctor reprimanded for talking publicly about Ohio 10-year-old's abortion
"An Indianapolis doctor is being reprimanded for talking publicly about a ten year old rape victims abortion. The Indiana medical licensing board has voted that doctor Caitlin Bernard violated patient privacy laws when she told a newspaper reporter about a ten year old Ohio girl who came to neighboring Indiana to get an abortion after Ohio's ban on abortions after 6 weeks of pregnancy went into effect some news outlets and Republican politicians had suggested that Bernard fabricated the story, following the overturning of roe V wade until at 27 year old man was charged with rape in Columbus, Ohio, the licensing board has fine Bernard $3000, but turned down a request from Indiana's Republican attorney general to suspend her medical license. The doctor has consistently defended her actions, and says she never identified the child. I'm Donna water
The Charlie Kirk Show
Trump Dominates CNN Interview With Pure WrestleMania Energy
"A lot last night on CNN, it was a unbelievable tour de force from Trump vintage Trump, and I will say this, it is not what I anticipated. I was kind of upset. Trump was going to go on the fake news network, CNN, and I was wrong. I was dead wrong. It was incredible. And I will tell you what he did is he had fun. His demeanor made it all work. It was pure WrestleMania. It was like it was 2015, the glory days again. And CNN circling the drain, the ratings are half a million people are watching, which is literally if you just put on a video of cats playing with balls of yarn during that slot. It would do more than half a million. I mean, that's way more interesting than whatever they're doing, but he handled it perfectly. He made a mockery of the host, Caitlin Collins, who was. Obviously an overhead on this, but she's about to become a millionaire, I'm told. I'm about to, she's gonna get that Don lemon slot, which is it's highly coveted. Everyone in media wants that Don lemon slot. So she's gonna make a lot of money off of this, I guess. But CNN just offered her up for the slaughter in exchange for ratings. But this is going to be a furyk victory. Because he didn't win the night or whatever, but their brand is even somehow worse than it was going into last night. And the trick was the dichotomy of the way Trump behaved versus the way the moderator Caitlin Collins behaved. She had no joy. She has no fun. She acts so serious, but she doesn't have the content to be that serious. And Trump, who had all the content, was having a great time. And it was such a pleasure to watch the fallout afterwards, all the meltdowns. We would play lots of cliffs for you throughout the show, but I can't resist playing at least a couple. Right here at the outset. Here was one of the funniest moments I've ever seen, I think, of any public forum in my life cut one O 7, please. This woman, I don't know her. I never met her. I have no idea who she is. I had a picture taken years ago with her and her husband, nice guy, John Johnson. He was a newscaster. Very nice man. She called him an ape. Happens to be African American. Called him an ape. The judge wouldn't allow us to put that in. Her dog or her cat was named vagina. The judge wouldn't allowed to put that in. And he went on from there. He kept saying things that were, he's talking points, the things that he wanted to convey to the public, but he did it in such a humorous way that the audience was cracking up
The Dan Bongino Show
Trump Schools CNN's Collins on Pelosi's Refusal of National Gaurd
"Here listen to what she says first and then I'm going to play for you a flashback that she could have done herself played for herself She would have been more informed Check this out One of the big problems was that Nancy Pelosi crazy Nancy as I affectionately call it Crazy Nancy Pelosi and the mayor of Washington were in charge as you know of security And they did not turn their job You're in charge of that They orange well I offered them National Guard I said we'll give you soldiers We'll give you a dash of God We'll give you whatever you want And they turned me down And in fact she turned me there She turned me down in writing They turned me down So you're acting defense secretary Chris Miller at the time He says you never gave a formal order to deploy the National Guard But when it was that day Just the opposite Wrote a book and he's a fantastic guy and he was ready to go They turned him down If you look the mayor of Washington D.C. lovely lady She said we don't know what we don't like to look Nancy Pelosi said oh we don't like the look If they would have had just I offered them 10,000 soldiers I said it could be ten It could be more but I offered them specifically 10,000 soldiers If they would have taken 500 soldiers you wouldn't have the problem They turned it down And if you look at the inspector general report he says they turned it down They made a terrible mistake Well Chris Miller was your acting defense secretary He says you never gave that order but back to what happened on that day You said you weren't saying that He has testified that You did not say that Oh my gosh Folks all the entertainment reporter at CNN had to do Caitlin Collins is actually look up this May 2021 public testimony that Chris Miller gave to Byron donalds a Republican congressman from Florida where he says exactly what Caitlyn Collins says he didn't say Totally completely unprepared
The Dan Bongino Show
Lincoln Project's Reed Galen Cries Following CNN Trump Town Hall
"Here it is Here's another member of the Lenin project sometimes known as The Lincoln Project Reed Galen career long grift there has never had a real job lives off his dad's name his dad's Richard some kind of political mucky muck or whatever Dude's never had a job Hates Trump now He lost it last night too on Twitter after the CNN thing Rick Wilson was probably in the next room I hope he was showering Here take a listen to this Is anyone surprised by what we saw tonight If you are you weren't watching the last 8 years Thanks again to CNN who helped get us into this in 2016 and is now helping us get deeper into this in 2023 We knew what he would do You knew what he would do Caitlin Collins I think probably tried the best she could given the circumstances You put her out there to do something that was an impossibility You filled the crowd with his sycophants You filled the crowd with people who clapped when he said he would pardon the January 6th rioters and insurrectionists Chris licht you will not sleep tonight and I do not feel bad for you Everything that we have been telling you not to do you continue to do So you and mister zaslav I want you to ask yourselves a question tomorrow Do you want to live in a free country or don't you Because maybe you can be the friendly media if and when Trump wins again But you know what I wouldn't count on it This is about all of us gang Let's get to work and make sure that this man never ever gets anywhere near the Oval Office again That's Reed Galen from the Lenin project Sometimes known as The Lincoln Project It's interesting about this guy because this guy used to try to get involved with my campaign all the time I've got just a library of emails from the city We kept turning him down He kept trying to shake us down for money trying to sell us his dad's email list and everything
AP News Radio
Trump appearing at CNN town hall after sex assault verdict
"One day after losing a civil lawsuit against a woman who accused him of sexual assault, former president Donald Trump will appear on CNN for a town hall. Trump will join the network for a two hour town hall event in New Hampshire, the forum was publicly announced last week, and is expected to be notable because it would be bringing together a network and a candidate who have long sparred with each other. It's also the day after a civil jury in New York found that Trump had sexually abused and defamed advice columnist E Jean Carroll, the jury rejected claims that Trump raped Carol but awarded her $5 million in damages. The civil trial verdict returns focused to questions over Trump's treatment of women over the years, and tonight he'll be forced to respond to tough questioning from host Caitlin Collins and the audience. I'm Donna warder
AP News Radio
Trump forum a big test for CNN, moderator Kaitlan Collins
"Former president and Republican candidate Donald Trump delivers the first major television event of the 2024 presidential campaign on Wednesday. Who can forget this quote from an April 2016 appearance in racing, Wisconsin. Nobody has greater respect for women than Donald Trump. Nobody. Or this virtual town hall on Fox News channel, less than two weeks after the nation began to shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic. I would love to have the country opened up and just raring to go by Easter. Trump will be doing a CNN town hall forum at saint anselm college in New Hampshire on Wednesday night, moderated by Caitlin Collins, and taking questions from an audience of Republican primary voters. While Trump continually attacked CNN as fake news during his presidency, a Trump adviser who spoke on condition of anonymity said CNN executives made a compelling pitch to the former president, the network says given Trump's standing in polls with Republican voters, his candidacy can't be ignored, reflecting management's efforts to broaden the network's reach and rebuild trust as a non partisan news brand. I'm Jennifer King
The Bad Crypto Podcast
Advancing Global Crypto Innovation With Sheila Warren
"It was just about three years ago that our guest today was last on the show, and at that time she was the head of blockchain for the World Economic Forum, where she occasionally interface with the clause Schwab, it's a bugs and you will be happy and she is now with the crypto council for innovation. She is the CEO and her name is still, Sheila Warren, Sheila, welcome back to the show. Thanks so much for having me and Joel and Travis. You've idea of eating the bugs? No? The time had come for a change and been almost 5 years and I really wanted to be in a place where I could always say what I truly, truly thought, which as you know, I didn't really hesitate to do at the forum. I got a long leash there, but I wanted to be more of an advocate that I felt I was able to be in an organization that was that's objective. That's actually officially objective. Very nice. Yeah, so now. So this is cool. So you have to was a crypto for innovation dot org. Crypto counsel for innovation is crypto counsel dot org. Same Twitter handle as I always had at Sheila underscore Warren. But yeah, I've been in this role now for a little over a year. And we are an evidence based advocacy organization that's focusing on trying to get sound crypto policy around the world. I mean, really. So it isn't really that different, I think, from what my goals were in previous roles, even predating the forum, just trying to get responsible policy in place. But the strategy I can use now is obviously very different. Do you feel like your hands were somewhat tied with the WF, where, you know, because what you're trying to do is you're trying to eat an elephant, right? You're monitoring and changing policy all around the world. You're not just like Caitlin long and saying, all right, let's do Wyoming. Let's go everywhere. And so this is far for you more freedom and liberty to do what you want to do. You know, yes and no, right? 'cause I think here the connections that so that's a really interesting question I love that you asked that. So the answer is always complicated and I'm a lawyer by training so you don't ever get to give you a yes or no answer. But it is yes and no. It's yes from the standpoint of I truly believe that crypto governance, crypto economics, the blockchain, are all going to underlie most of our systems moving forward. But I think the connection with other systems is actually even more important now than it ever was.
The Officer Tatum Show
Tragic Shooting of Young NY Woman by Homeowner in Case of Mistaken Identity
"All right, ladies and gentlemen, let's get back to the nitty Gritty, I want to go back over that story that I'll tell you about, the young girl that was shot by the homeowner. It says New York woman on her way to a friend's house was shot and killed by the homeowner when the driver of the vehicle, she was riding in, pulled up to the wrong house, kaelin Gillis, her name, Caitlin Gillis, 20 years old of charleville, I don't even know how to say that. Don't worry about it. It's somewhere that you may not even know the name of. Was in a car with three other people looking for a friend's house in the town of Hebron on Saturday at around 10 p.m. when they mistakenly drove into the driveway of the home of a guy named Kevin, whatever his name is. He's 65 year old man is with the Washington sheriff's said. He says, watch the county sheriffs. Made mention in the conference. It says the driver attempted to turn the car around, authorities said that this dummy came out and fired at least two shots. One of which struck Gillis. The driver then drove to the neighborhood town Salem where the group called 9-1-1 emergency crew rushed to the area and performed CPR on Gillis, she was pronounced dead at the scene.
AP News Radio
'Son of a Sinner' Jelly Roll reigns at CMT Music Awards show
"The CMT music awards were held Sunday Night in Nashville, Tennessee? The big winner of the night was rapper turned country singer jelly roll, who won three awards, including the male video of the year. I hope y'all give me a second here. I'm a little emotional. I started drinking. I didn't think I was gonna win again. But the show started off with a somber tone, as co host Kelsey ballerini read the names of those killed in last Monday's school shooting in Nashville. Three, 9 year olds, Evelyn dec house, William Kinney, and Halle scruggs. Other award winners, 5 time Grammy winner Shania Twain was given the equal pay award, co host Kane Brown and his wife Caitlin took home video of the year for their duet, thank God. I'm Donna water
AP News Radio
LSU wins 1st NCAA championship, beating Clark and Iowa
"LSU wins its first national championship in program history defeating Iowa one O two 85. Jasmine Carson knocked down 5 threes scoring 21 of her team high 22 points in the first half as LSU took a 59 42 lead into the break. Every player dreams of being on a big stage like this and having a game with your life and for it to, you know, coming to a free issue and it meant a lot. I was Caitlin Clark at a national championship record 9 triples to lead all scores with 30 points. Clark also set new records for total points scored and three pointers made in an NCAA tournament. I'm Denny Capp
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports, I'm Bruce Morton. Iowa sent shockwaves through the women's college basketball world. It held off previously unbeaten defending champs, South Carolina, 77, 73. AP national player of the year Caitlin Clark led the way for the hawkeyes with a semifinal record 41 points and said this game wasn't just a win. It was a showcase for her sport. I'm sure so many people wish this was a series of 7 games. That would be really, really fun. And I think we continued the series. It might go one way or the other every single time. The game Crocs aliyah Boston said this wasn't the way they wanted to finish, but they still had a season to remember. Just winning. 36 games. I feel like that's unbelievable. Sunday, the hawks will meet LSU, which took over in the fourth quarter and a 79 72 win over Virginia tech. Alexis Morris was game high with 27 points for a Bayou Bengal team that made it to the championship game for the first time in program history. Maybe the standing champions at the end maybe I can just let go and just be like, ha. Next up, the men's final four on Saturday with Florida Atlantic facing San Diego state followed by Miami versus Yukon. Pro basketball, the Celtics continued their push for the top seat in the east by besting shorthanded Utah one 22 one 14. Jason Tatum came through with a game high 39 points. Each game presents a different challenge. And so whatever we went through today was probably not going to be as hard as what the players are going to be like. Other NBA winners included the Knicks, grizzlies and sons. Baseball Jorge solar and jazz Chisholm each Homer to give Miami a two one decision over the mets. Dave ferry has details. So Lara put Miami ahead in the second inning in Chisholm provided insurance in the 8th. Jesus luzardo combined with three relievers on a four hitter with lizardo yielding two hits over 5 and two thirds. The Astros came from behind to beat the White Sox 6 three, and the rockies won at San Diego four to one. First Martin AP sports
AP News Radio
Caitlin Clark leads Iowa to first Final Four since 1993
"Caitlin Clark had the first 40 point triple double in March Madness history as the Iowa Hawkeye's advance to the final four with a 97 83 win over the Louisville Cardinals. Clark tallied 41 points 12 assists in ten rebounds and dominating the game. I pride myself in doing a lot of different things for this team. And this is probably the biggest game I played in, but I honestly felt it was one of the most common I've ever felt before a basketball game in my life. You know, I believed, and I visualized. McKenna Warnock added 17 points as the Hawkeye shot 54% from the field in the contest. Haley van left led Louisville with 27 points. I will be making his first trip to the final four since 1993. Jim Bernard, Seattle
ESPN Daily
"caitlin" Discussed on ESPN Daily
"But then you add in the soft factors you might call them, Ollie, wherein Kaitlyn Clark is not just transcending women's college basketball and not just transcending college basketball, but she's getting attention from Kevin Durant, who is waxing poetic about watching her play back in high school. I always had the ball in her hand. Everybody was playing off of her. She just commanded the whole game. Who the hell is this? She is nice. It's like, oh, she's the best player in the country. I was like, oh damn, I see you now. She is, yes, cracking into the brain of Stephen a, who was wondering, and he's not alone in this. If yes, Steph Curry is the male Caitlin Clark actually. Do I need to call you the female version of Steph Curry or do I need to call Steph Curry? The male version of Caitlin Clark. I mean, which one is it? Which one is it? I love that. And it's not just the media, by the way. We have seen Trae Young LeBron James, Patrick Mahomes. All of them tweeting their reverence. Of what Caitlin Clark has done so far. And yeah, I mean, all of it, he's not shying away, right? She is seizing this insane moment. Yeah, there's a trite statement, but I think it's actually very perfect in this case is game recognizes game, right? If you have game, you recognize game. And so I think it is saying something that the very best players in basketball on any stage are recognizing just how good she is. And I think that's all you have to say is game recognizes game. And that's what we're seeing from these male athletes. She deserves the attention she's getting. And it's the players who are deciding the attention that she's getting because game recognizes game. Period. Yeah, there really is an aspect of the tribe has spoken here. Nothing. Nothing feels more meritocratic. You might argue than a game winning three against the number two team in the country with 1.5 seconds left. Feels feels unimpeachable in that way. Yeah, the people have spoken and the people that are speaking are the NFL MVP and Super Bowl champions. They know what it takes to perform on this stage in these big moments. And they understand how great what she's doing is because they've had to do it themselves. That's what's cool about it. And now that stage elevates from here on out. And the Iowa hawk eyes are among the favorites to win their conference tournament, starting tonight, they are also assured a spot in the NCAA tournament. Which is the biggest stage of all. And so as all of this gets going now, what do you imagine we're going to see? Yeah, I think that Iowa is poised that they can make a run in the tournament because they have the toughness of Monica's sonata who's not getting enough credit nationally. You know, she's averaging 60% field goals. She's a beast in the post. She's staying there unstoppable. But it's gonna come down to hitting shots. You know, they had a recent loss against Maryland. Maryland played a box in one on Caitlin, had somebody face guarding her every second she can breathe. You know, so teams are going to do that. They're going to load up on Caitlyn. She's going to be the focus of every defense moving forward trying to stop her. So she's got to have teammates hit shots. Now we saw her teammates hit big shots on Sunday. She had other players step up and hit big threes. She has to have some help because people are going to be gearing to shut her down. But if they can hit shots and if they can run their offense, Lisa bluder is a great coach, not just a good coach. Her adjustments in game, her coaching of her team, she's great. I do think
The Dan Patrick Show
"caitlin" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"And he just had this beef with me and I could kind of tell, and it was just the feelings were mutual. Why did the Celtics only win one title? Because we weren't healthy. That's the only reason. KG missed 2008, 2009 season. I got hurt in 2010. When healthy, I was starting 5 never never lost a playoff series when that's the only reason because you know, when you look back on what LeBron is going to mean to the game with the all time leading score and he's going to be top 5 and the numbers there, perk, I've said before, LeBron, to me, has we'll have the greatest career of anybody. And I don't want to get in comparing Mike to LeBron. You know, if I had one game to win, I would take Mike, but if you look at the totality of a career, LeBron's resume is going to be the greatest resume in pro basketball history. Well, I mean, first of all, Dan is, you know, I'm tired of talking about the goat conversation. To me, it's all about, okay, like, you know, some people like to drink innocence and other people like to drinks of rock. At the end of the day, it's still gonna get you feeling a certain type of way. My thing is when they calms down to LeBron. I agree with you on the greatest career. His career, boys, his resume, is longer than a holiday weekend. I was able to witness, okay? I was able to witness since the age of 13 years old, playing against him in AAU playing with him in AAU. I was able to witness the build up to his greatness, meaning I watched him as a 1516 year old go to media training. I watched him while everybody in between games at AAU tournaments was eating McDonald's, and he was eating fruit and drinking water. So I watched him get labeled the chosen one. I watched him get called King James. And I also say this when it comes down to pressure, pressure is no athlete in sports history. Forget just basketball. There was under the pressure of LeBron James and has exceeded expectations. Not one. Not coming out of high school, first ESPN game, you know, the build up around it, you know, everything and more.
The Dan Patrick Show
"caitlin" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"And then at the very end, then he did like pump it up and Allison and what else watching the detectives great. He slept on understanding. Yeah. What's so funny about peace love and understanding? Yes, Marc. How long do you want to concert to be? I like about a two hour, you know, I like my concert sly like my baseball. About two, two hours, two 15. Maybe we put performers on the clock there. Although, I did see Springsteen four hours one night. And too long. It was. Because he did his preacher thing and I'm not into the preacher thing when he does that when he does the gospel according to. I just want to hear the songs, but four hours. Gave your money's worth there. Yeah. How long is the Taylor Swift concert? How long? Two plus? We'll find out. I will say this. Not long enough. There you go. That's the answer to the swift he's like. I got a blank space. And I'll write your name. Are you ready to take a break?
The Dan Patrick Show
"caitlin" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"A lot of fun. A lot of fun to watch, and continue to be unorthodox, continue to be Patrick Mahomes. And thank you. Good luck in the Big Ten times. So much. Thanks for having me on good talking with you. It's Caitlin Clark, best shooter in college basketball. This is how it sounded yesterday, game winner against the second rated Indiana hoosiers. Clark comes
The Dan Patrick Show
"caitlin" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"On my home court, I'd be able to keep it hopefully a little closer. But I mean, I think you're being humble. I think if he came to Iowa and you're there, home court, and the fans are there. Do you think I got a chance? You're the best shooter in college basketball right now. Men or women. But have you ever been yelled at for shooting too far out? Oh, absolutely. Oh, you have. Okay. Oh yeah, I think coach splitter is obviously giving me a green light and she knows those are shots I can make and those are shots that I practice. And I think, you know, when she understands that, you know, that's why she allows me to take them, but I think, you know, learning time and score when we need them when we don't, and you know, just going back and watching film, those are, you know, I usually go back and watch it with her and we talk about usually every shot I take, go to our bad, make or miss. So, you know, there are some that we could probably get rid of at times, but when you've made a couple, you get a couple heat checks and she definitely allows that one. Which is pretty fun too. How important was the chief Super Bowl victory? Oh, that was awesome. I'm a huge chiefs fan. I actually went to the game on Christmas Eve with my family versus Seahawks. At arrowhead, which was pretty fun, pretty fun Christmas gift. They got it done, but it was a freezing one, but it was super fun. Have you met mahomes? I didn't meet my homes. He ran like right past me, but I saw he tweeted about me yesterday. And he's reached out to me in DMed me a couple times just saying how fun I am to watch and but I mean, come on, he's like the most exciting football player, maybe ever. So maybe there's a little comparison between me and him and what we do. A little unorthodox. Yeah. Your entertainers. How's that? That's fair. That's fair. Okay, but do you hear like LeBron or Kevin Durant? Did Kevin Durant reach out to you? Yeah, I think maybe my freshman and my sophomore year. I know definitely last year. Like you're going, wait, who's watching? I know, it's pretty crazy. Because those are the people I idolized and grew up watching. And to see them comment about your game or know that they were watching you and your team, it's pretty crazy. It makes you kind of take a step back and love it for a second. How important is the WNBA to you? Very important. That's where I want to be, but you know, I have another year here and possibly one more after that just because of COVID. So probably we'll have to make a decision on that. Sometime next year, I really have no clue if what I'm going to do is stay for an extra year or early after next year, but you know, I love watching the WNBA. I remember really vividly my dad taking to meet to my first ever WNBA game, Maya Moore was my favorite player growing up. She played for the Minnesota link. So it was pretty convenient. That was only four hour trip from where I grew up and I really remember, you know, getting to watch her versus suburban the Seattle storm. And that was like my first ever experience with the WNBA when I was really young. Would you take a pay cut though if you go to the WNBA? Not necessarily. I think that's what gets lost.
The Dan Patrick Show
"caitlin" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"Great to be back from vacation or is the Dan etch like to say load management? Coming up the best shooter in college basketball. We'll get to phone calls as we always do. Every Monday, best and worst of the weekend, what you saw that you liked you didn't like. Also a big perk, Kendrick Perkins, from the mother ship will stop by, had an unbelievable comeback by the Lakers yesterday against the Mavs and an unbelievable individual performance with dame Lillard, who went for 71 against the Houston Rockets. Seeing what is the poll question. I don't even know if we addressed that in the first hour of the show. Now we didn't Dan. But I could tell you, we put up two actually in the first half of the new MLB rules are off to a great start or a complete disaster. Okay. 62% right now, say it's off to a great start. Like the positivity. Yeah, I'm fine with it. Then I also put up there. Would you rather a baseball game be over two hours and 50 minutes or under two hours and 50 minutes? All right. Right now, 88% say under two hours before. And if they could get in the ballpark of two hours to an F hours, then I'm fine with that. I remember when Greg Maddux used to pitch. It'd be a little over two hours. Mark Burley. They would be, let's go. Get in there, get in the batter's box. Shout out to efficiency. Yeah. 8 7 7 three DP show email address DP at Dan Patrick dot com. Twitter handle at DP's show. Say good morning to those watching on peacock that's our streaming partner download the app and also iHeartRadio Fox Sports radio nearly 400 cities around America that carried this program. I mentioned coming up, the best shooter in college basketball. It's Caitlyn Clark. Iowa basketball, junior guard, hit the game winner against Indiana and Indiana number two in the nation. You got the Big Ten tournament coming up and Caitlin Clark Jones on loan from Iowa. All right, Caitlin, take me into the huddle, final place drawn up less than two seconds to go, what was said? Honestly, we were kind of looking to get the ball for a layup at the rim. We kind of ran a play. We thought the four player would switch out and they would double team me, which they had didn't end up doing. They kind of put the person that was guarding the inbounder in the middle of the lane. So that was an open. And I was the second option for the three. And lucky enough, I thought our post player Monica sonata said a really, really good screen. Kind of hit the girl and she almost fell over a little bit, which gave me a second to get it off. And you know, it's a play we practice in practice all the time against our blue squad, which are our managers and practice boys. So, you know, we had been through that situation quite a few times and 1.5
The Breakdown
Is Custodia a Sacrificial Lamb to the Fed's War on Crypto Banking?
"All right, so yesterday we closed the show on a fiery statement from kraken's Jesse Powell. I'm going to reread that tweet now. Jesse writes, I have a theory regulators let the bad guys get big and blow up because it serves their agenda. One destroy capital and resources in the crypto ecosystem. Two burn people in deter adoption, three give air cover to attack good actors. The bad guys are actually on side. Good guys are the enemy. If the bad guys can run long enough without blowing up, they might just kill the good guys for you. Bad guys operate with huge competitive advantages. They suck up users. Revenue, and venture capital that would have otherwise gone to good guys. Bad guys can always be jailed later. So today I want to dig a little bit more into what prompted this particular statement. And to do that, we need to talk about custodia bank. Custodia bank is a special purpose depository institution or SPDI in Wyoming. And has long had ambition to be a very different type of full reserve bank. The bank was originally called avanti and it was started by Caitlin long a few years ago. Now for much of its life it's been going through an onerous process to become part of the Federal Reserve system and get access to a Federal Reserve master account. A master account would give the ability to access wholesale payment systems from the fed without needing another bank as an intermediary. This is obviously hugely important to the development of the business model that they ultimately wanted to be in. Well, custodia was left waiting so long that last June they filed suit against the Federal Reserve, saying that it was unlawfully delaying their application. Custodia claimed that the fed's own paperwork says that a master account decision ordinarily takes 5 to 7 days. Meanwhile, by making custodial wait 19 months, the fed had quote clearly violated its one year statutory deadline. Still, another half year passed before the fed finally issued his decision. On January 27th of this year, of course, a couple months after the FTX collapse, the Federal Reserve announced their denial of custodial application to become part of the Federal Reserve system.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Environmental Testing Group Asks Ohio Locals to Sign Waivers
"Check this out last night on Tucker Carlson's show on Fox News channel. She's the owner of the von Schwartz doberman kennel in Pennsylvania. She's a dog person. She was about a mile over the border from these Palestine. And she has just been asked to sign a waiver, promising not to sue agencies monitoring the air near her property. We thought that was telling. Caitlyn Schwartz Walter joins the site with her boyfriend, Chris wells. Caitlin and Chris, thank you so much for joining us. Kelly, if you'll just explain your experience with the official who asked you to sign a waiver sure, so what I can tell you is that we would like to have independent testing done. And the people at Norfolk had suggested that they were going to offer services by an independent testing company to do air and water testing for us. When these people came to our property, the company was called CTE, I call it C tech, and they had approached our property, came to our driveway and said, you know, we're here to test the water and soil. And I said, okay, so you guys are independent from Norfolk. And they said, well, not exactly. So then they handed us a contract. The contract stated that essentially Norfolk or any of its affiliates, you know, we're going to be encroaching on the property. They were going to be doing the testing. And that it was essentially a whole harmless agreement. Now, I'm not a lawyer, but what I can tell you is that I did not want to risk anything for my future, the future of the business by signing this contract, EPA was also there. And we had asked Chris specifically it asked EPA if they could come in by themselves or without signing of any agreements, and they denied that.
AP News Radio
CA Schools Lost Children-LA School Intro and Wrap
"School starts today in Los Angeles the school system is grappling with chronic absenteeism Superintendent Alberto carvalho and others went door to door before the first day seeking out the lost children who have not been going to school on a regular basis since the pandemic There are thousands of kids We thought had left the community had not enrolled in school but in fact are in our community They just disengaged They disconnected They fell off the radar Carvalho met with students like Jordy Luna I lost that sense of importance to school So I started showing up Now Luna says he's excited to rejoin his classmates and play on the football team Ten year old Caitlin Cantor says online learning made it hard to focus I think kind of really learn anything I learned a few things but this time I might learn something In the last year 50% of students in Los Angeles were considered chronically absent I'm Ed Donahue
Mark Levin
Sanjay Gupta Gives Political, Not Medical, Answer Over Masks
"You know Sanjay Gupta over at CNN chief medical correspondent Discuss the ruling of the federal judge in Florida which resulted in several airlines in Amtrak lifting their mask mandates for travelers basically immediately Listen to part of what he had to say Do you think it's safe to go maskless on a plane now I love the fear Do you think it's safe to go maskless on an airplane now We've been going maskless everywhere else Joe I mean the reality is everybody's walking around without masks Well this is a tough call because this was a legal decision That's not what she asked you She didn't ask if this was a legal decision She asked you do you think it's safe Doctor Gupta right These are the people that told us we're going to follow the science Then all of a sudden he won't answer basic scientific medical question because now he wants to go back in the politics Do you think it's safe to go maskless on a plane now Simple question doctor San Diego to do you think it's safe Well it's complex now with politics involved that she's asking as a doctor yo you're not asking you as a congressman Well this is a tough call because this was a legal decision Caitlin We could put up the list of airlines So okay so it's illegal decision All right so you can't come out and say that it's unsafe So you're now going to try to muddy the waters as a doctor saying this is illegal decision and not answer the medical question Because the medical question was do you think it's safe And I have a feeling that doctor Gupta was going to answer that honestly but he knew it wouldn't be popular with everybody over at CNN
The Lead
"caitlin" Discussed on The Lead
"Table? I was being good. I mean, I think that you look at players like Megan Gustafson and Kathleen Doyle and you can go back much farther than that. But they've had Big Ten player of the year types, what it needed was a star to take it over the top to achieve something that hadn't been achieved in decades, which is bringing Iowa to a final four. That at the end of the day was the draw for Caitlin Clark, elevating the program and elevating Iowa women's basketball to a level it hasn't seen was very, very much a driving factor. I mean, that was what Iowa coaches solder on. I think she thought it too. If she had went other places, Notre-Dame Yukon. I mean, even Iowa state some degree, I mean, you name it, she's just another person in the line of people who have done good things there. She's already going to be one of the all time greats in Iowa, but she will be even all time great her if she can push them to a final four toward a national championship while doing all the things she's doing. And that's why she's there at the end of the day. Now, in your profile of her, you talked about an early morning practice where Clark was creating a bit of a stir. Can you talk about that a bit? And what it revealed about Clark? She's a very, very dramatic person in a good way. So in this particular morning, the entire team walked in for a practice, someone had missed calibrated thermometer or the heat in the gym that day, and it was really, really, really oppressively hot. Inside the gym. And as assistant coach Abby stamp put it to me, the Broadway show from Caitlin Clark ensued. She came in and the practice she was hot. And I mean, the kid was just so dramatic about asking coach blur to turn on the AC and get the air going. It's too hot in here. I mean, just like she was putting on, you know, a Broadway show. Iowa head coach Lisa bluder knows that she has almost a clown on her hands, but that she can be extremely, extremely competitive when the time comes to be competitive. Oh, she's a goof. She goes both ways. Like, you know, she's very competitive and like, you know, that way, but then she's completely goofy. Like, she's the person that you would love to be, like, best friends with her when you were in junior high and high school. You know, she's just fun. Looter knows that Caitlyn Clark can work that balancing act to the benefit of Caitlyn Clark to perform, but also to the benefit of the team to make sure everyone's still enjoys her company. It has fun with her on the floor. It makes her more human. Like, you know, to her teammates, like, if she was just the other way, just getting on them all the time or just like this competitive person all the time. First of all, I think she would not have any fun with her life, but second of all, I think her teammates would kind of be like, oh man, you know, here we go again, but when she's lacks like that, if she wasn't that way, if she wasn't fun to be around and fun to play with, this just wouldn't work. So her goofy personality, putting a smile on people's faces, honestly is probably as critical a part to her success in Iowa's success as anything else. Well, another interesting part of your story was about how Caitlyn Clark has developed a relationship with Kevin Durant. So can you explain how that came about and what that relationship is like? Kevin Durant saw her play at this Nike national event and watched this girl handle the ball and control the action and dominate at the highest level in a championship game of that summer season and just thought, yo, who is this girl? She always had the ball in her hand. Everybody was playing off of her. She just commanded the whole game. Who the hell is this? She is nice. It's like, oh, she's the best player in the country. I was like, oh, damn, I see it now. Like when you walk in, you don't even know who from there, they essentially continued to build a relationship. I mean, Caitlin Clark is a regular on Kevin Durant's Instagram. She might be Kevin Durant's favorite women's basketball player pro or college. From that, Caitlin Clark sees a model in Kevin Durant of how to use basketball to build a life outside of basketball. Let me build my own little Caitlin Clark Inc empire. And that's really been what they'll probably eventually talk about. When Kevin Durant talked to us for the story, he said they haven't really sat down and chopped up. You know, how to be a mogul. That's not been a conversation that they've had, but he said he's there for that conversation when Caitlyn Clark wants to have it. She will. I mean, she'll want to have that conversation at some point in time because this guy who saw her play and saw her stand out and saw her look like something other than when she was just a high school player really is the model for her about what to be now and into the future. And along those lines you also wrote about how Caitlyn Clark has been building a brand for herself through name image and likeness opportunities. So how exactly is she managing that world and what are her goals? She's taking small steps. This is not her being on every commercial for every major brand in the country at this point. The first real major partnership that she has is with high V grocery stores, which is a large chain of grocery stores in Iowa and other Midwest states. Partly because it's sort of an Iowa homegrown brand and she sees herself as a homegrown Iowa girl, partly because she just loves high V grocery stores as it turns out. And goes there several times a week. And she's done Facebook Live, Q&A's. She did a Facebook Live cooking show that I attended. Caitlin's gonna start making some buffalo chicken dip for the big game. This is my favorite, by the way. It's my favorite buffalo chicken dips. My go to pregame for any of these. She and hidey chef put together some Super Bowl snacks while she was answering questions that were rolling in on the Facebook Live itself. Jamie asked, what are some of your favorite meals to eat? Oh, that's a good question. Honestly, I'm not a very picky eater. I like a lot of different things. I mean, steak is definitely probably my favorite. I like pretty much any type of pasta, chicken Alfredo, especially a night before games. I usually I mean, it's not trying to chase down globally recognized brands right away. It starting relatively small, but not insignificantly to get her name into the mix to get her name out there and build up her own personal brand. Well, given all the off the court stuff that she's doing all the attention that she gets, her tendency to be a bit dramatic and the fact that she shoots the ball so much, you would think she could rub her teammates the wrong way, or that there could be some resentment there. So how is she navigating that? So it certainly does help that when you're the nation's leading assist giver that clearly means you are setting your teammates up. So that's certainly helps. Iowa in general, and I think because it's had some pretty stars with some pretty heavy gravitational pull lately, like Caitlyn Clark, the Iowa coaching staff is very, very, very cognizant to maintain the theme that everyone matters. Everyone matters in our program. Caitlin is not a star without everybody all around her. And so even though they are getting the extra attention and so that's different for them that these other people feel really valued. And I don't think kind of worked with Caitlyn Clark too as a leader. Over the summer, she went through some exercises from a captain's manual, a leadership book, to try and understand how to better bring those teammates along and to kind of build them up a little bit more and my aim was to help her understand what her role as a leader has to be. It's not just being the best player on the floor. It's not just being ultra competitive, but it's also being.
The Lead
"caitlin" Discussed on The Lead
"Empire. Plus, a look at some of the other favorites in the women's NCAA tournament. From wondering in the athletic, I'm Tiffany oshinsky, it's Thursday, march 10th, and this is the lead. Brian Hamilton, thank you so much for joining us on the lead once again. Happy to be here. Okay, so Brian, I wanted to start with a game that you wrote about recently. Specifically the one between Iowa and Michigan that happened back in February. Can you talk about Caitlyn Clark's performance in the game and what it revealed about her? Iowa was down a lot of points going into the fourth quarter and it's back to a 12 point game. I was still fighting as feeling. She felt like something had to be done and what she decided to do was take a lot of shots from the logo near court. On Michigan's floor and make many of them. Are you kidding me? Caitlin Clark from the logo. Probably some of the most ridiculous shot making we've seen in college basketball, men or women, as far as I can remember. Another deep three from Caitlin Clark. Incredible. What did she do? What did she just do? Her reasoning for doing that was my team's done a lot of points. I thought, why not? And I was just like, yep, why not? Let's let Caitlin bring us back. And she pretty much almost did it. They didn't win the game, but were it not for Caitlin Clark doing some fairly ridiculous things with her shot. They would not have even come close. Yeah, I mean, shooting from almost half court is pretty impressive. But let's look at some of her other impressive stats. Now, Clark, as we mentioned, led the nation in both scoring and assists during the regular season. She's the first woman ever to do that. She has 6 triple doubles, including back to back 30 point triple doubles. And a whole bunch of other eye popping stats. So I have to ask, how is she doing it? Beyond her willingness to fire up three point bombs from very deep. What else stands out to you about her game? She's always been an amazing passer. Her vision, Kylie fear back, one of her teammates says that her mom says that Caitlin Clark literally has hawk eyes. Like she can just see the court that well. But she's always been that way. She's just been this good and this audacious. And this sort of brave and without a hint of self doubt ever since she came out of the womb. This is just who she is. I think I just had this competitive spirit in me that. I mean, I just grew up playing sports. I think that was number one. My family, that's just kind of like what we did. And then I just kind of had this passion for it understood that I was good at it, kind of ahead of everybody else, but she's always been able to handle the ball at an elite level. She's always been able to pass the ball at an elite level. And then the shooting obviously is an inherent talent, but it's something that she diligently works on day after day after day. Her going to the gym and shooting is her comfortable space. That's what she does to relax. She goes to the gym and shoots. But sometimes it's nice to just go in there by herself and have that peace and quiet away from your phone or away from other people, your Friends, your teammates, just have that alone time to just think relax, you know, get some shots up. So part of it is just this is who she was born as and part of it is, this is what she continues to work to be day after day. Well, let's talk about young Caitlyn Clark because Brian, you recently spoke with Clark and her family and wrote a wonderful profile of her. And you took up some really great stories about her early years. And there are a couple stories in particular that I think illustrate how she had this sense of self belief that you talked about from a very early age. So can you tell us about her bike riding as well as the story about math homework? Right, so her dad was teaching her older brother Blake how to ride a bicycle and Blake, I believe, is two or three years older and then Caitlin. So they're out in their driveway in Iowa and dad is teaching older brother how to ride a bicycle when little Caitlyn wanders out finds their own bike, jumps on and immediately starts riding. Without a single lesson without a single pointer and her dad was flabbergasted. Just at the idea that this little girl would have the idea that she could do this without any worry or doubt or hesitation, she jumped on the bike and she just went. That is sort of who Caitlyn Clark is. She decides to do something and she just goes ahead and does it. And that is sort of the driving philosophy in her life. As far as the math homework goes, I mean, in first or second grade, you know, there was a sort of mini math competition or test at school in which you had to answer a certain amount of questions in a certain time, and there was always one boy in the class who Caitlyn Clark could never be. So she would go home and create flashcards for herself and study and prepare specifically for this math exercise just so she could beat this one boy in her class when she was in grade school, which as someone who has had grade school kids, I can't even fathom people wanting to study and wanting to do flashcard stuff just to beat someone else in their class at a math game, no one cares about no one. Remember, but Caitlin Clark will remember it. Caitlin Clark will remember and her family remember her having that competitive nature on and off the floor from the start. Well as you mentioned, Clark was born with a competitive streak. But how much of a role did the rest of her family play in putting that trait into overdrive? Yeah, I mean, she has a very, very athletic family. Her dad played college sports Blake her older brother as a quarterback at Iowa state. The family when it got together very large family would always play games on holidays. There's 20 of us cousins and we're super close and I'm smashed between all the boy cousins and whenever we got together for family Christmas, Easter or whatever. I mean, we would be playing sports and I would just get picked on. I would cry all the time. I wouldn't be allowed to play with them. There was the classic basement who were her and her older brother and younger brother would go at it, often drawing blood and breaking things like most competitive families will do. Yeah, I remember one time we had like this little nerf hoop in our basement and I was fine with my younger brother and I got so mad at him. They're like play basketball each other. I just shoved him like smacked his head on the corner of a wall like right into the corner like gushing blond like my mom had to take him to get stable. Oh, it was crazy. We would have all these fights and she has been sort of incubated to be a high level competitor by virtue of her surroundings. It just sort of amplified that part of her. And now, I mean, it's just everything. Everything she wants to do, she wants to be whoever she's against. I mean, I like to think I'm good at most things. 'cause I'm so competitive. I hate losing, so whether we're playing like a card game as a team or like board game, like I don't want to lose, I'll tell you I'm good at. Well, the competitiveness definitely paid off because by the time she finished high school, Clark was one of the top prospects in the country. And she also really had her pick of schools to attend. Now, Iowa is not exactly known as a women's basketball powerhouse. So why did she choose to head to Iowa City over all the other options on the.
Software Engineering Daily
"caitlin" Discussed on Software Engineering Daily
"Guess, with our maturity compared to the age of our company there. I do think a lot of that comes from our experience working with this type of with this type of data earlier in our careers and just knowing immediately upfront that that was going to be critical. I think most companies in my experience will view security stuff as like a chore or a box checking exercise and one of the things Caitlin and the team have done since very early on is I think we've seen it as an opportunity. Being front footed about security having an awesome security stance taking it seriously. When a customer asks to have a security conversation instead of being like, oh gosh, be like, great, let's lean into that because we think we do a great job on that. That's been super meaningful for our business. And that'll just be more true over time. The space of tools that data scientists and analysts in the spectrum of people who work in this area have access to is evolving. I think that's probably going to evolve the way people do their jobs and the way teams operate. When you think a few years into the future, do you have a vision for how that team and the professional data person evolves? Yeah, I think historically you've seen this dichotomy between people who are data people and people who aren't like, I've got data in my job title. I'm a data scientist. I'm a data analyst. I'm a data engineer. I do data things. And other people do not, or they do, they have less access to these things. And I think that's changing. And I think one thing we see this bigger population of people that can that are sort of data literate and technically literate. And that doesn't mean everyone's going to go learn python tomorrow, but you do see this bigger population of people who know SQL or they are doing really complex things in excel, which is basically code or maybe they have learned some python. You see a lot of people coming out of undergraduate or graduate programs who have taken some data science classes. And these are all people who are data literate data curious. They want to ask and answer questions with data. And we want to be a platform that allows this bigger population of people to do this. And that's where I really think this is going. There's going to be a change over the next few years of these workflows not just being limited to the people with data in their top title. Everyone's going to become a data person. And so I think you'll always have data teams. There's always things that you're going to want real specialists to do. But allowing more people to ask and answer these questions is something we're really focused on and that we want to help advance. And I think this opportunity is also really coming about because of this sort of quote unquote modern data stack that's emerged. You have technologies like snowflake and 5 Chan and DPT that have made it really easy to get a bunch of data in your data warehouse, clean it up into usable, reliable tables. And make it accessible to the organization. That was not true a few years ago. Like a few years ago, it was actually a real ordeal to try to get your hands on, hey, give me all the orders data for our business or whatever. That was a big, you could go ask someone for that. Now, hey, lives in snowflake. And I think hex can be a wonderful front end to allowing people to go do more with that data and we're really excited about that. Can you describe your release process or how you go from ideation to something getting into the final product? Yeah, this has been really important to us from the very beginning. And we sort of designed our engineering team around two things that are often seen as intention with each other. One is shipping a high quality product and the other is doing it quickly. And I think we've built out a really great system for this that doesn't require us to work 80 hour weeks or whatever. But also sort of maintain this high cadence of release and also just build things that are a really great great user experience. And the way that I sort of think.
The Dork Forest
"caitlin" Discussed on The Dork Forest
"Thanks for listening. There's merch. There's stand up. There's tour guide, you know, you can find out where I'm touring. This is getting long. So let's get into the show. Hi, Jackie Kimmel, via garage. Yeah, you can see a bookcase. See that? And it is the dark forest. You are rangers, please welcome to the program. I just did the backdoor cast with Caitlin Durant, and now Caitlin Randy, right here, right here in my area. Welcome. Thank you so much for having me..
The Her Hoop Stats Podcast
"caitlin" Discussed on The Her Hoop Stats Podcast
"I tell you what, I know that there were some fans who were giving her a rough time on the road. And, you know, some of the things that were said to her, I mean, this is a kid. I mean, she's 20, right? You know, 19 or 20 years old. And I believe 19, I think she's 20. But she's 19 years old and we have grown adult men, right? It was a man because he was right behind us and I heard him. In Alaska. And yeah, yeah. Yeah. And this isn't saying anything about the Nebraska women's team. So let's just make sure I'm not saying that the Nebraska team. Okay. It was a fan there who was out of pocket by saying some things to Caitlin Clark that were just not appropriate. And very unprofessional. And these kids, I mean, they're not pros, but now I mean, they do have, you know, NIL, but anyway. I mean, whatever. But I mean, these are kids. And I'm like, why are you saying that to her? And then when she responds, then it's like, oh, look at Caitlin Clark yelling at a fan. And I'm like, no, she told them to shut up, you know? Like, or she was like, why are you saying that to me? And said something to the official. She didn't say shut up, but she said, something to the official like, why are we letting the fans just say whatever they want? To us. And what are we supposed to do? And I know you're in the heat of battle. And fans know that. But you can't, you know, come at kids like that. I mean, you can't come back pros. Like you can't come at any, but if you have plus, you're not going to combat. No. Players on the court and say things that will, you know, get them off track or, you know, or like, wow, I can't believe you said that. Everybody embarrassed. It is embarrassing, and it was mean spirited. And then we're asking these 19 year olds to just stay within the lines. They focused and committed to the task at hand. And then you have these out of pocket adults coming at these kids. Stop doing that. And then when the players react or say something or pump up the crowd, you know, she scored that bucket. And that was right after that. Right. Now, right after that. And I don't label her and get angry with her. I mean, that's the response. And I know you always see the second thing, you never see the first thing. But there was some first. There was some first things, you know, that happened in that particular game. And you know, get off her back. My arm fly free and play. And let us enjoy how she plays because she's a baller. And also road fans, hey, maybe don't poke the bear in that game in the game against Nebraska. She had 31 points, 8 rebounds, 12 assists. Maybe maybe just a thought. Don't antagonize her because she clearly feeds off this stuff and she and she does enjoy it though. She relishes that role, I think. You know, when she's playing at home, he has just having fun. Do you see a really come out? And you see this for a lot of stars too. Sure, they love being on the road 'cause it's fun to win at home, but it's really fun to shut up those fans on the road. And she does it. She does it. She has been just stunning in all her performances so far in the Big Ten. Obviously, it's only 5 games, but when you look at the team, she's played against. I mean, northwestern very good defense, Nebraska, very good defense. You know, you produce a pretty good defense and Michigan state tutorial part as well. And do not give her more of a reason to come at you because it is just like it's playing with fire. And this year, this year, so what she's doing better this year because her shooting is down, her shooting percentages are down. Three. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, her sense for three is way down. I think she'll like 27%. Some 22.7%. However, despite all that, she's still super efficient because her assists to turn over ratio has gone through the roof. The rate is through the roof. She's getting to the line, she's going downhill. And she's finding people on some passes that don't make sense, you know? Right. One of them I swear, it was like, she had the idea before, even like Monica Susanna. Posted up had a sliver. I'm talking about a sliver against Nebraska. And I think she just kind of accidentally put her hand up and the bowl was there. The ball hit from Caitlin Clark a pass, hit mark on the hand and bounce out of bounds. Hey, and since I was like, that's my fault. That's a perfect pass. I didn't know it was coming because it was before the play had developed and also just the passing to go along with all that shooting with all that playmaking. Makes her efficient despite not being not shooting three ball very well. And to me it's just been incredibly impressive. I'm very stoked for the rest of her Iowa career and her WNBA career, which will be long and powerful. Absolutely. Same here. And I think, you know, you have to understand that when as a freshman, you lead the country and scoring and you're striking from logo range from three differences are going to be schemed to make it a lot more difficult for you to get your jumpers off and she likes to take a dribble to the left and fire that thing. People.
Bliss of the Abyss
"caitlin" Discussed on Bliss of the Abyss
"Nice but yeah so. I went to dock tap. They did the test actually outside. Because it's a you know makeshift elaborate. Yeah ta is not lab. It's a testing site. And i got the emails right away that they took the swab they gave me. The you know the booking number and then they're like someone's gonna currier is gonna come and take your test to the lab and you'll get it by twelve. Am and then. I was checking it. Religiously and i was quite obsessed less light. When we're eating and then at ten pm they sent me an email saying it's been delayed. At least they sent that to me. I'm not guessing. And i remember when i first bought them. It was like guaranteed to get same day if you pay him day and if not you're guaranteed to get it by two a m spy read and if not you'll get full refund for premier service. It's not cheap. So it's like a yeah. It was a hundred and forty. Something pound is one hundred seventy five dollars and there was like you either get a full refund or we'll give you rushed for our within four hour test. Okay well. I did this on thursday instead of friday so it was okay that there was a slight delay and i woke up this morning friday and i was like up at like eight thirty or something and i was rankings. Call them at eight forty. And i get the you know the generic like you are in a queue q. Press one to be in the queue. Which i've never heard that like you call them. Impressed actually enter the queue answering mustard. Yeah and then it was like you are number one in the queue and then suddenly someone answers the phone and goes hello. Is this caitlyn swear to. I was like what. Yes this is caitlin and they were like we were just actually called you and leaving a voicemail like we know that the test is late..
Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan
Who Killed Lois Duncan's Daughter: The Murder of Kaitlyn Arquette
"Lowest. Dunkin would receive a phone call. That would change her life forever. Caitlyn had been shot twice in the head while driving near downtown albuquerque and was in the hospital in critical condition less than twenty four hours later. Caitlin was dead and lois duncan found herself. Living the kind of nightmare. She had devoted her life to writing about. Lois would spend the next three decades trying unsuccessfully to unravel the mystery of her daughter's murder. Here's what we know about the crime around eleven pm on july sixteenth. A plainclothes detective drove by a car. That had hit a pole off the side of the road. On the corner of lomas east broadway near downtown albuquerque. There was a vw bug. Stop next to it. He saw no one at the site of the crash so he kept driving. I'm sorry what. How is it crashed car and another one right next to it at eleven o'clock at night not cause to stop an investigate. Common sense finally kicked in and the officer radioed end to see if the crash had been reported yet it hadn't so he decided to turn around and see. If i don't know a citizen might need help. By the time he got back to the scene of the crash the vw was gone. Oops am i right instead of the vw. Now some random guy was standing near the crash car when the detective asked what he was doing there. He said he just happened to be passing by turns out the reason. The officer didn't see anyone in the crashed car when he drove by without bothering to stop was because the driver had been shot twice in the head and was slumped over the wheel and she was still alive. This was kaitlyn arquette. Lois duncan's eighteen year old daughter.
Probably Science
"caitlin" Discussed on Probably Science
"Saying the word community. This is commercial her mirrors. It's a bad name. They had they had like a year to think of the name. And it's a bad name. It's supposedly a combination of coveted marin marin a and immunity. oh got 'em irony right in there. yeah well soda's moderna. Modern is like a great name for a company does sound like a vaccine yet maderna's and then are in fact its stock exchanges. Just is it so. It's not symbol. Is it really is. Yeah because it's like modern and then it's an ode to 'em are and it's just. It's a great piece of naming work. Say what you will about what they do. Great name so yeah but i don't know what they're going to call this because it's i don't know yeah. I hope it's cooler name. That's all i can say. The joke around about the the thing that grotto says mccloskey greet the one that didn't shoot. I greet us the star. Wars green yeah. I think in some version. Recently they had they had him saying just went viral at some point in the last year or two and it had to do a star wars. And that's about all i know. Oh yeah i no idea credo says mccloskey in the most eisley cantina and that that was a thing. People went crazy for some time. Own the disney plus edit of star wars. They had him say clunky. And maybe that's an insult. That's why han shot him. I don't know interesting interesting guys as you can. See from this podcast. Human beings were complex creatures. Were not always the best at work together but some species. Are you know what. I mean with those ads. They would did. You know that ant colonies can descend several meters underground house. Millions of insects and last for decades despite made i know intimately just link. Your real did a talking about ants for twenty minutes of the beginning of this episode right. We're closing the loop. It's a callback i mean. Sorry yeah of course. This was just very neatly. Just bringing things barron's the beginning to the beginning. We do all of this and guys check this out. Write these things. They go several meters underground. We're talking ant colonies here. They house millions of insects they last for decades and these are made without the benefit of machinery and reinforcing material. I know you thought they were down. There were drills beams and whatnot. But they're not turns out. The secrets of these impressive. Architectural structure is being revealed by three-dimensional x ray imaging and computer simulations and could be used to develop robotic mining machines. Top making smart stop. The funding can harness the physics of the ant so yeah. Jose andrey the california's users technology and his colleagues. This is in this new scientists story. Setup miniature ant colonies in a container holding fifty five hundred milliliters soil fifteen western hall vista the position of every and every greater soil was captured by high resolution. X ray scans every minute tw- every ten minutes but twenty hours. The x-ray results gave researches exact details about the shape of each tunnel which grains being removed to create it and also told them which the ants had weapons drew. The team then created a computer them. Yeah they had weapons using these scans to understand the forces acting upon the tunnels the size shape and orientation of every grain was recreated in the model on direction and size of wilson. Each grain can be calculated including gravity. Friction cohesion caused by humidity was accurate to the point. Zero seven bates a resolution of the scanner. The result suggests bosses within the soil tend to wrap around the tunnel tunnel. Accesses aunts invest excavate. What the team. Cool off in the soil that have a greater diameter than the tunnel itself. This reduces the load acting on the soil particles within the arches where the answer constructing the tunnel as a result. The ads can easily remove these skills to extend the tunnel without causing cave-ins the also made the tunnel stronger and more man. Yeah and dry said we naively thought the as were perhaps playing jenga that they were tapping maybe they will reeling grains maybe they even just grabbing the grains at least resistance. But he says it's now clear that the answer pitcher nothing about forces steep and size of decision making but instead follow berry. Simple behavioral algorithm has evolved over time they tend to dig relatively straight tunnels that the senate the anger propose is the slope granular material naturally forms mounts which around forty degrees in this case. They also they also pick exactly the right phrase to remove to create a technology above in a remarkable way. Rather you know serendipitous way. They've stumbled upon a tank for digging. That is in line with the laws of physics. Incredibly inefficient says that reading that the team believes that if the behavioral algorithm could be further analyzed and ultimately replicates is that it may find application in also awesome mining robots to hear enough earth or and other planetary bodies where the already risky business and mining would be even more dangerous for humans. Do they have. They gotta have cave-ins though right. I have the occasional cave-in but still it's good to know like late for example. Now we know that a team of binders that could be deployed. If say like some kind of celestial body heading for us as speed you know we could We could maybe rather than you know. We could just train them to copy ends. Maybe we can even just train some ants to go to go to that. And the way the armageddon yes yeah but then was ed harris. Yes and morgan freeman in the the young astronauts though it was like glare astronaut. Yes yeah yeah they were real astronauts went up there to the too bright light and he has the he gets. They weren't like weirdly libertarian. Minors.
Probably Science
"caitlin" Discussed on Probably Science
"Of ten thousand nine hundred ninety feet but that height decreased over the is the greatest edges collapsed and as of the summer of two thousand eighteen in the northeast and creates a measures. Ten thousand nine hundred and twelve. It's it's interesting. It's like if you move in to the base of a mountain like if you have a house a lovely house at the base for mountain. I think you don't assume it'll probably stay the same looking you know but like one hundred feet at least screw up. Somebody's that comes into their kitchen off various people in this town. I've got actually kind of annoyed at the growth or love it. That unlike the raining ash that surly constantly seeping. Yeah i was gonna say if you built on the basis of a volcano. I would say losing your view as a result of volcanic activity is a pretty good lucky break. Honestly yeah yeah. They're just owners insurance claim for that. But i mean on the list. You get the benefit of not being incinerated. I assume by mountain. 'less wall of flowing volcanic rock. But i honestly don't know none of the mountains around here move that much. I'm his good. No i just mean it's like we're always just discovering that everything's volcano like every like it's like they'll be like i guess it turns out that was the volcano when mountain just explodes. Ooh well you know what i mean like yellowstone. And then they're just like. Oh yeah yeah. it's just a bunch of all kino's i guess neighboring mountains or lake. We'll use kind of a loner. We knew something was weird. Names himself erkki. We had our suspicions but didn't notice sulphurous fumes. I am a surrogate. No no go ahead. i was well. I wish that this. I already know in my heart that this is a confession that i shouldn't even make but i'm a rabid consumer of terrible movies from one of my favorite story. Watch over and over again is the timely jones. Classic volcano in a volcano just happens to live on their los angeles and interrupt. It's an apartment off wilshire so it was right down the street from like the primary exploding scenes in volcano and though i've lived in san francisco which is another city often centered in just watch san andreas today. I listen to. I watch a lot of movies with my phone in my pocket. I feel like makers terrified. But i mean i've seen a lot of cities i've lived in exploded in movies but never had such a localized disaster film. Experience as watching a volcano. I have believed the fiction. That volcanoes could just appear anywhere sort of hope that might get to live. The fantasy of being in volcano. That's not true. Looks like a terrible that movie is. I'm i'm biased because bias. But i've dealt into this podcast idea called twinsies where tj chambers and. I look at twin movies. So d- dante's dot his dante's dante. Yeah dot is another mask. I enjoy the p pierce brosnan limbo. Linda hamilton vehicle. Easy for me to say. It's.
Probably Science
"caitlin" Discussed on Probably Science
"Is the official website of space. Yeah now one hundred feet taller than it will. Six months ago as the results. Still that is yeah. That's a lot of a lot of extra heights because of of around fifty eruptions over the past off a year though okay. Then it's your holiest and most active volcano and the youngest and most active of its four summit craters. The southeastern crater is now. The toll pause the volcano towering eleven thousand and thirteen feet above sea level is just over three three thousand three hundred thousand coolest being recorded history. According to national institute for geophysics and volcanology the sudden gross but is the result of about fifty eruptions of southeastern cresa since february sixteenth. Twenty twenty one. We should have led to a conspicuous conspicuous. Transformation of the shape of volcano. Does this report. Scientists discover the explosive growth while analyzing images taken by the earth imaging play satellites on july. The data have an uncertainty of about ten feet. So it's still with well within the order of not well and the links to the original studies are fascinating. I mean i always like it when space dot com breaks it down or whatever. But did you guys know the aetna see superior nuevo record deal tessa.
Probably Science
"caitlin" Discussed on Probably Science
"Hey welcome to science mac. I'm eddie would. Hey i'm jesse case jesse mac on the show shall. I didn't want to be introduced. I just. I slipped into the old shoes. There you don't need to. You don't need to be inches. Used to you your your co host on this one. Okay snook but we do need to introduce a guest or a ton guest but it's been a while we we have this guest on lost her a very fun live episode at bridgetown festival and the excellent comedian writer. Us in all manner of things caitlyn gill. Hey caitlin that's me. Hi it's me. Caitlin caitlin gail philo philo a desert Dozen i have moved out to the to the sand in the in the winds beautiful. And i don't want to be grandiose here i. I may be the joe rogan of joshua tree. Come out here. jason. Memo's come out here everybody's followed by lead the gang a real high podcasting at you. Three were always start seeking at lower population densities. That i can think of no other reason but i thank glad you admitted it. I mean joshua trees are one thing but there's only one would. It's andy would first of all not even trees fun. Science fact. Right succulents aren't they. They're in the family. They're not actual trees. Yeah you get up close to them. They are not tree. Lake in an okay have been josiah trees and still didn't realize that they went a tree. I've never been out. I gotta go out there you do. It's well worth the drive. Despite the fact that it's on the ten it's yeah it's magic any knows but i still got that. That new kids is that the the new site off my place. I'm getting a little stir. Crazy andy also mention that when we were trying to work out who who might be rounded Yes that comedians. All the had for a bit too could be on the show and anti went. Oh what about caitlin she. She's moved near me as if you were right right. Let's record a podcast. Somehow i mean is there's no time zone consideration when you're fifteen minutes down the road that is nice but yes. That's yeah i am out in the in the wild mike iot. They're not mind but coyotes are our closest neighbours. We see all the time. There are actual roadrunners. I have yet to see the two at the same time that i am convinced that it will happen. i just saw first coyote running across the road. Oh yeah but i've seen lots of roadrunners crossroads. That's all they do right. Yes he really do that name for an animal. Yeah that's they nailed it. I've only. I've seen probably thirties moved here. Only seen one who wasn't running across the road the only time you see a robot. I don't know how that happened. Like no other animal wing was named named. It's it's there aren't many animal names after human inventions. The i mean. I'm sure has some other name probably several but the you i mean it's doing a thing other birds. Don't you might see crow on a road but the crows not running in crow has other business and it's gonna move out of the way for your car. The road runner is like it. Just it just does that although it does do our yard. We have such a week iraqi about human inventions. I mean the road is. It's one of the earlier inventions absolutely daily wheel. I think the road club women's be credited with the road. I mean animals had been making beaten paths forever. Does that count. Well you just call them now. Those are pa- obviously we sort of stole the idea. But i do think the road runner i mean are there other animals that are names. There's no like the whiskered the segue squirrel of course obviously the segue squirrel one in your emails. You're gonna fill up with it. That's the kind of thing that's like rattling in the like. My brain is having a delightful time. Not answer like shut. That's not that's not it there. You go Yeah hammerhead shark. I guess we're all over the place and yeah yeah. It's weird the fridge beaver. I know for sure that people eventually get lazy about naming things. You don't try that hard after a while. there are things with cool exotic names flamingo pelican. I'm just naming birds here. But then you get to places and i'm not coming for you. Oregon. 'cause i think this happens everywhere but i did go camping at a place. Called fish lake. That was next to a place called blue lake and like another lake was called deer lake in the same system of lakes. And like come on. You gotta stop. It's not the first thing you see when you get here lake. That's not how we gotta try. There's somebody in town that's notable. Maybe you there's something there's something else that you can try than single adjective immediately observable late. You're not gonna wanna hear how big bear lake named Yeah that's guessing. Some big bears are really little bear lake. That's that's what did it. I mean australia where we have. Many listeners has the great sandy desert rate. Yes i'm insert come on. I'm great. I feel like the best australian named the outback. Because it's like it's just depending on even like where a guy was in his house when he named think outback own khansa facing away. Yeah occurred to me but you're absolutely right. It is just like out back of my house. But somehow australia and it's natural wonders and terrors has so sealed the concept of what an outback is to me that like no other backyard cuts it. Well yeah they originally called the beach the out front and then the guy realizes just how. We built us house so holds the helicopter. The i don't know if you can hear that in the in the mike lunatic but there is quite loud. Los angeles Birdlife it's the what we have. You got your roadrunners but the roadrunners are actually two different species of boston. Running ground cuckoos ended up out of the cuckoo clings. And they not switch or chaparral cox matt. Why didn't you mentioned this earlier during the discussion. If you knew all this habits info that you know when you really held out on us. I didn't want to break up the rift. Okay fair man. That's so obscure yeah. I runners so tha- that's broken into the larger smaller right. Those two that you mentioned they have to be bigger one the ones dainty supply on the greater and lesser roadrunner of the two different types. Oh i don't want to call them lesser. They have peak still. They seem actually rather aggressive face. A making get up to lick as well they have been. They've been clocked up to twenty seven miles an hour. That's not three kilometers now..
In Defense of Plants Podcast
Behind the Scenes at Prairie Moon Nursery
"All right. Caitlin o'connor it's great to have you on the podcast. I'm really excited to talk to you today. But first let's start off by telling everyone a little bit about who you are and what it is you do for sure. I'm a huge fan of the podcast. So it's very exciting to be with you here today. My name is caitlin. And i am the education outreach specialist here at prairie moon nursery and winona minnesota yes So i've been with moon for a little over five years now And i came to curry moon. Because i'm actually a resident of wis- koi valley community land co-op where was started So i was going to college in the winona area winona state university And had gotten my degree in environmental science and my capstone research project at winona state. was with native plants and so i got familiar with Moon at that point in time. And so you know. After a brief stint of going to the big city and doing doing some nonprofit environmental work up there. I came back to the more rural winona county and landed up as the moon. So it's really great to be here.
Bliss of the Abyss
"caitlin" Discussed on Bliss of the Abyss
"Took off and. Hey do joe a Riverside radio that was baba ali by the who and for that. We had superfly by curtis mayfield. You're listening to the bliss of the abyss with rob jones. And i'm joined by caitlin barry. Hello kaitlyn. I'm hello to you the listener. How are you this evening. Caitlyn you have a little piece of paper in front of you. What would you like to say to me So i'd like to panic. I just wanted to talk about gluten. Free bread called okay. I'll give you a minute. Okay if you'd like to make something. That is gluten free and even yeast free and still be like bread. I found an amazing hack. That made century. I am not one hundred years but can easily put together. Greek yogurt and gluten-free flour. And say salt too and you could make garlic knots. Gluten-free nine and apparently very quick gluten free bagels. Although i haven't tried the last one. None of these are recipes. You saying that these are things there a possible together. And then you know you have you have to do the little techniques for each one such as are you going to tell the people the techniques off a gluten free garlic not which would be great in new york city You roll it into like a log and then you give a little nice twist and then you like put butter on it and then bake it and it's really good okay. Here are some ads online at riverside. Radio toss call on your smart speaker gotta riverside radio and now on. Da digital radio starting from tomorrow we express update when things don't feel so good out there make inside feel better the things we can all do to look after our mental wellbeing. Every mind matters can get you started with a free. Nhs plan showing you simple steps to help managing zoya sleep better and boost your mood. Feel mental health action plan search. Every.