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The Weirdness of King Charles' Coronation With Naomi Wolf
"Talking to Naomi wolf about the weirdness. Weirdness. That's a good word of what happened during the coronation. Naomi, you were talking about. And this is the beauty of it that you're saying, you know, that there had never been a screen to shield us from seeing and observing what was happening during the actual anointing literal anointing with oil with the sacred elements. Now, part of me would say, well, wait a minute, that should be shielded. There's something sacred. We veil the mystery, but you're telling me, this has never happened before. This is the first time a screen was put up. Is that just because we've never had cameras trained on this before? No, there was one coronation Queen Elizabeth's, which did have television cameras in 19 50. Three. Three. Thank you. And the cameras show a fabric when she's being anointed. They don't show the anointing, but she was under a Canopy rather than behind a screen. And what you do hear very clearly in the one clip I could find online and we've got to download it because these are vanishing fast is that you could hear everything that the Archbishop of Canterbury anointing her was saying and he's saying like I know your breast, I annoy your head, I know what your hands and the anointing is in the name of God. And he says God multiple times, right? So there's a narration of what's happening. And people have to understand anointing is kind of a transubstantiated moment. You know, the anointing goes back to exodus and priests are anointed kings are anointed. But in the, in the British tradition, the anointing of the sovereign is when the sovereign turns into this mediator between God and man. And so it is transformational, right? You don't have a sovereign of England if the sovereign isn't anointed, and if a sovereign isn't consecrated to God, in that role. So whether you were actually whether the people present could see Queen Elizabeth when she was annoyed, I don't know. The descriptions are unclear at Canopy is not a screen. However, what is very clear is that they could hear what was happening and they could hear the link to just part of the ritual. So what's so striking to me is I looked at that moment when King Charles is behind the screen with whoever is behind it with him and literally the choir drowns out the words that the anointing would very robust performance of handles so there are no witnesses to what is going on. We
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Naomi Wolf and Eric Discuss Observations From King Charles' Coronation
"Anybody believes that Charles thinks of the Christian faith alone much less the faith of those in the Church of England to be worthy of his defense. He has always struck me as someone who does want to using your word Eli, you know, a lot of these differences. But when I saw him there with a Greek Orthodox priest and a Roman Catholic cardinal, I believe it was. And I just thought this is at least odd, but you go in your piece, you go way, way, way past that. So just. Let's talk about, I mean, the first thing you talk about that really struck me as creepy was the screen. Shielding him while there's this sacred moment with the Archbishop of Canterbury, who, as far as I'm concerned, the heretic anyway. So this is why part of me doesn't care about any of this. But the fact is that he shielded. But you said in your piece that we couldn't hear him and that was very strange that no one could hear what was going. We had to take it on faith, I suppose, that he's saying the sacred words as he is being anointed. So talk about that. Sure, it's interesting how people remember things because actually the first section of the essay, I think a lot of women will remember, which is about fashion. And it's about how in coronations past there have been ladies in the white dresses that's traditional, but that they wore the dresses of their fashion moment, whereas for the first time in all the coronations that I've seen, key women in this ritual were wearing druidic gowns, like literally handmaid's tale type, long sleeved ankle length, shapeless, tunick, white gowns, with a cape like poor little princess Charlotte, were a little cape lit. And they had kind of garlands in their rethink their crowns, and I thought, well, what is this in British history? This is druidism.
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Charles III crowned in ancient rite at Westminster Abbey
"King Charles the third is crowned in an ancient right at Westminster Abbey. The symbolic peak of the two hour service came halfway through when Archbishop of Canterbury Justin welby placed the solid gold Saint Edward's crown on Charles's head. Trumpets sounded and gun salutes were fired across the UK. God saved the king. In a change to the ancient right, Charles had scrapped the traditional moment at the end of the service when nobles are asked to kneel and pledge their loyalties to the king instead will be invited everyone in the Abbey to swear true allegiance to the monarch. Charles De Ledesma, London.
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Ukraine attacks continue amid Easter pleas for peace
"Attacks on Ukraine continue amid Easter pleas for peace. Ukrainian officials say we can shedding by Russian forces, killed a number of civilians as Pope Francis and the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin welby used their traditional eastern messages to highlight the war in Ukraine and other conflicts around the world. While Russia continued to concentrate on seizing all of Ukraine's industrial east to other provinces, kharkiv in the northeast and supper region in the southeast have come under missile rocket and artillery fire. The governor of the region says two communities were hit by bombs from warplanes late on Sunday, but he has not reported any casualties so far. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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"And therefore I'm going to be there. People travel all over the country. No, all over the world to go and see their teams football players play. And that is what we can do with horse racing if we do it properly if we make people want to be there. And that brings me on to another point about syndicate ownership. Because I went to ask it at the weekend for the bet fair chase. And in that giant race course, which, as you really said, is the heartland of flat races. I did not see anything about the ability to own a horse and it goes back to that idea about pushing people up that ladder. It's not about getting people through the gate. It's about escalating their fandom. And owning a horse is a great way to do that. I mean, I belong to a syndicate. And I live in Canterbury, right at the bottom of the country. And our horse was going to race at hexham. And I didn't have anything to do that day. So I thought, I'm going to go. I'm going to go to hexham. So there I was standing on the Canterbury station platform. I think it was four 45 in the morning. Going to get that train going to see my horse race at hexen for weather was absolutely foul. I've literally never known anything like it. I mean, I lost my umbrella halfway through when I was in the parade ring. It was a disaster. But it was fun. It was great because that wasn't my horse. And so that's the kind that that's again goes back to the allegiance. That's the kind of thing that the horse racing industry should be should be encouraging. But I do think the two are linked because I think if you put more of an emphasis on trainers, you got people to support
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"To sense of national morning collective grief. The burial follows the overnight stayed funeral at Westminster Abbey, attended by 2000 people, including leaders and royals from around the world and our prime minister Jacinda Ardern. Church leaders Dane Siri Mali and Ian green shields were among those who spoke. Let us pray for his majesty the king and all the royal family. Recalling with gratitude for gift of wisdom, diligence, and service. Also today, and closer to home, the decision on whether south Canterbury anniversary day will be moved is said to be made today. It comes after the government announced that we'll say you went off public holiday to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II Nick Monday, coinciding with the already planned south Kent to bring anniversary day. South Canterbury's three mirrors have proposed to move the anniversary day to the same day as Canterbury anniversary November 11. Why Marte district be a Craig Rowley says the decision will be made based on what the residents want. The early prediction is that most people are quite keen to have it shifted to that maybe a million state. Christ church Mia has outlined what she'll say to the environment minister on the bank of council's vote to reject housing density roles changes. Leigh Anne del says when it comes to housing intensification rules, the message from Christchurch is loud and clear. One size does not fit all. She says while counsel isn't saying no to intensification, it is asking for a more personalized bespoke option for the city. She wants the government to give the nod to targeting increased development in areas where we know the city can grow, rather than enabling ad hoc, pippa pot and development in areas dictated solely by developers. National's decision on Sam up and down could provide a window into their future policy. The Tai dunga MP has been reinstated to the party's caucus, after an independent investigation, found bullying claims did not extend beyond high school, political commentator grant Duncan told Kate hawkesby nationals shown they do believe in rehabilitation, and giving a person a second chance. We have a battle be reflected in their policy on door and order in the future. And in Australian working here for the winter has been caught up in a rental scam, Paolo scarpelli arrived in Queenstown last month to work as a nifty at coronet pig and as quickly contacted by a woman claiming to have a one bedroom flat available for $250 a week. Scarpelli told mountain scene after signing the contract and standing over $2000 security deposit, they found out there were people already living there. He filed a police report and contacted his bank who told him the transaction had been redirected to common sign of a scam. He suspects there will be other similar scams happening in Queenstown. That's news talks had been used with Hitachi hate pumps. Sport, with John Ryan funeral directors, continuing a family tradition since 1881. And you still did the sport. Good morning, the farcical Jamaican nint bull tourist taken another twist after the rescheduling of the tiny jemisin trophy series against the silver ferns. The sunshine girls were set to arrive in Auckland last Friday, but didn't receive essential paperwork until the weekend forcing a shortening of the series from three to two tests and Auckland, 7 of the squatter here, but the remaining 5 will not arrive due to transit issues. Ned born New Zealand might need to make domestic loan players available threatening the integrity of the series. This was assistant coach and it dilly's response when asked whether the passport delays proved a drama. And yes, it was. But we are still happy that we are here. Finally, under that New Zealand was able to accommodate us. We are indeed grateful for that. The way Sundays have reached the title of 168 for 7 and the Orion delayed opening one day cricketer international after getting sent in by the white ferns at Antigua, the match has been reduced to 35 overs each, Fran Jonas and Jessica secured two wicked pace, New Zealand 24 without loss in reply coming to the end of the fall. So Winston reads all whites football career has been hailed till retire from the international game after Sunday's match against Australia. His first New Zealand coach Ricky Herbert says reads one of the two best defenders this country's ever seen that says to play well at the 2010 World Cup was one thing but to perform so consistently in the English Premier League makes Reed's special to go on and be a regular and a leader playing week to week for West Ham and a very, very competitive strong competition. It speaks volumes. So he'd have to be well up there with Iran Nelson's. I want to read. I probably the two. I'm Nick buley. 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If you're driving through and can update a safely give us a call on 800 jammed, grant fit straight at the moment southbound quite heavy approaching in this road, a similar story for rasley wrote as well, traffic is heavy hitting south from Ryan's road through to Yoda's, and Jones Ryan believe it or not he'll be as well southbound as Sawyer's arms, keeping cantabrian safe and secure for 52 years, Ross gold dot co dot entity. That's traffic. Reading between the lines to bring you the truth from the Mike hosking breakfast with plainly real estate altogether better across residential commercial and rural on news talks here be here. We're looking at 5. We're only going to have 5 or 7 pounds like personal kind of James Smith has taken it upon himself to change the fitness world. He's known as the world's best straight talking no nonsense health guru, it's getting him plenty of attention massive social media following bestselling books and sold out speaking to as his latest book how to be confident as out now, and he's bringing a show to orphans and Christchurch in November and James Smith is with us from Britain morning to you. Good morning. Tell me about your story. It's most of your success has it come from. Social media, is that how it's sort of grown globally? Yeah, I mean, even if you go back a little bit before that, probably just being consistent for a long time. I mean, it probably sent me four years to get to 10,000 followers. And then another four years to get to a million. So I think there may be just having the persistence to continue efforts when they don't maybe have the instant gratification that many people in this modern day are looking for. What got you into the PT business in the first place? Just wanted to drop, I'd enjoy for money. I think I jumped on the corporate ladder very early, thinking I needed to wear shirt and tie to be successful in life and then I thought after a few years this isn't working outside I'll do something I enjoy. And I got to get carried away. And so, because there's a million PTs in the world, but not all are as big and successful as you. What was the turning point? What happened to take you from the bloke down at the gym? I might see it Friday afternoon to who you are today. I just really came to the realization that there was a business that could exist outside the four balls. And that if I was to post every day for ten years, but something helpful that maybe at the end of ten years was sort of book someone might buy it. I think I was just a bit early on that timescale and that time plan. What were you trying to do? You're trying to change the world. Are you trying to help one person at a time?
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World leaders have gathered for her majesty's state funeral at Westminster Abbey of the Nash watched on by viewers around the world. The invited guests sung psalm 23 the same sum sung at the wedding of then princess Elizabeth and lieutenant Philip mountbatten back in 1947. Her majesty's coffin was then transferred to Windsor, where she and Prince Philip were buried together in a private service royal correspondent Robert herdman told my casting it was a truly historic day. I can't remember a day like it. I mean, I've covered previous for all funerals. I've covered weddings and high days and holidays. It was all very different order of magnitude. I would say president BJ Clark was at the funeral, he says, as the queen's coffin and royal family arrived to the emotions hit home. It made you contemplate about the service, the queen has given the Commonwealth. It's extremely sad. Meanwhile, the face of south Canterbury anniversary day will be announced today. It comes as the government announced out Theodore will see a one off public holiday to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II, next Monday, coinciding with south Canterbury's anniversary day, although opposed by some businesses, south Canterbury's three years want to move the anniversary day to the same day as Ken tabri anniversary day. Why mate district Mir Craig Raleigh says it's a one off occasion. We've gone out to the public with a survey. So obviously we'll take guidance from that survey. I believe to date it's about 75 or 80% in favor of shifting it to November 11th? It's still not known whether I've done 8 in man's vaccine related could have been prevented. At coroner has ruled Rory nanne died from acute myocarditis in November of last year, Kourtney winter with the details. The 26 year old had no previous significant medical history, but started to feel heart palpitations after getting his first Pfizer vaccine 12 days earlier. Coroner sir Johnson sees she's still get to establish within the end's death could have been prevented. And if any recommendations need to be made, she sees her inquiry into the ongoing. Canterbury police say that no longer investigating a potential link between two separate fires at two separate scrap metal yards at the Christchurch suburb of woolston. Around one hundred scrapped cars stacked about three stories into the year when Trump and flames late on kilauea road rather laced on Sunday Night. It does come four and a half weeks after a separate scrap metal yard went up in flames just a couple of kilometers away. And expert advice about a large land slept at sports the closure of the former coastal highway at the ruby bay bluffs west of Nelson has due at the end of this week, Stanford drive has been closed for several weeks since Paul with at caused the slips and tasman district council warns it will remain closed until further notice. Council transportation manager Jamie McPherson says a final geotechnical reports due back this week. He says the report will help to inform the decision making process about the future of the road, but at this stage, there's no certainty about when or if Stafford drive might be cleared to be reopened. That's news talks they've been used with wit and forgets, the official act or cleaner for Eden park. Sports with John Ryan funeral directors continuing a family tradition since 1881. In New York City, sport, good morning, the wine ferns first one day cricket international against the West Indies is going down to the wire at Antigua and New Zealand chasing a 169 for victory in The Rain reduced 35 over contest, a short time ago in New Zealand where 159 for 5 with two overs remaining, needing a further ten runs for victory. Emilia cure holds the key to the chase as the established better at the crease and beaten on 47 Susie Bates Celia scored her 29th half century in the format before being dismissed for 51. However, we've just been informed my scripts changed in front of me the match is ended due to bad light in the West Indies have won by one run. We'll have more in our sports news next hour. Logan curry has come forth in the under 23 individual time trial at the road cycling world championships in wollongong as time of 34 minutes and 46 seconds was 33 seconds behind the winner and 9 seconds off third, only Peter Latham has done bitter in the category with third and 2005. The mason Ryder summarizes his emotions. But that's a lineup and I'm pretty happy to be honest. Gary finished 11th last year. In New Zealand rugby's first under 19 team and 15 years as flourished in their opening match of their tour of South Africa, the representative side coached by a former all black mark hammett is thrashed the waste and province age group team 86 million stellenbosch, their next match is against a shocked age group site in durban on Saturday. I'm Nick buley, that's news talks he'd been used and spot to 5 and a half past ten John McDonald's next. Use told zippy Christchurch time saber traffic. More to love with Mike Pierre a real estate. Good morning now starting with broad street at the moment a little bit of a heavy run hitting eastbound approaching selwyn. Barrington street at the moment also quite heavy hitting northbound as you're approaching Lincoln across the race of the city Lincoln itself also quite heavy there here to get northbound approaching Harmon street, the usual delays on rickett and road, but
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Billions around the world gathered last night to watch the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. Around 2000 people attended the state funeral at Westminster Abbey, including world leaders like our own prime minister Jacinda Ardern. Hundreds of thousands gathered on the streets of London, while many more gathered in cities around the United Kingdom. The service was conducted by the very reverend doctor David hoyle MBE dean of Westminster. We gather from across the nation. From the Commonwealth and from the nations of the world. To mourn our loss, to remember her long life of selfless service. The Archbishop of Canterbury gave the commemoration a Priya which entrusts the soul of the deceased to God. Claiming the promises of thy most blessed son, we entrust the soul of Elizabeth, our sister here departed. Today, merciful keeping at 3 a.m. L time, the committal service took place at around 6 30 a.m. a private burial ceremony for senior royal family members will begin. Crowds through roses is the queen's coffin was driven from London to Windsor Castle. The prime minister sings she plans to use his speaking slot at the UN General Assembly to hold Russia to account, just touches down to New York this afternoon after attending the queen's funeral with another world leaders. Her attention now turns to her preparing for his speech to delegates on Saturday, and she's his part of her focus will be on the events in Europe. The in general simply is always an opportunity for New Zealand to put its position on a range of really important issues, particularly now that we have a war in Europe. The fate of south Canterbury anniversary day will be announced today. It comes as the government announced altair will see a one off public holiday to mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II next Monday, coinciding with south care debris in a versary day. Although opposed by some businesses, south Canterbury's three mirrors have proposed to move the anniversary day to the same date as Canterbury anniversary day. Why mutti district Mia Craig Rowley sees a survey was handed down to the public with more than 75% in favor of shifting the date to November 11. Chris Luxor's shown has boardroom prowess and handling one of his first major scandals as national's leader. Tonga EMP Sam up and Dell's been welcomed back to the party's caucus. After an independent investigation found in event, alleged to have happened while at uni did not happen as described. They claim came after he admitted being a high school bully. Political commentator Ben Thomas thinks national voters will largely be impressed by Lux and handling of the situation, he's the key thing is that he got on top of it quickly. Queen Elizabeth's royal family and corgi have been the most searched terms on trade me in the week after the queen's days. Trade me figures show there have been more than 32,000 sutures for Queen Elizabeth. Spokesperson ruby top same says there are surges of interest online after every big royal event like funerals or weddings. She sees a 1976 Christmas card signed by the queen to her huger, sold last Friday afternoon for just over $1000. Behind their card is also selling the 1977 cosmos card through the same year dresser now and that one causes this week on Wednesday night at 10 p.m.. Today's talk should be sport the fascicle Jamaican netball tour has taken another twist after the rescheduling of a tiny jemisin trophy against the silver ferns. The sunshine girls were set to arrive in Auckland last Friday, but didn't receive essential paperwork until Sunday, forcing a shortening of the series from three to two tests and played in Auckland. The first is to our night on the north shore, the second on Thursday, takanini, this was assistant coach genet daily's response when asked if the paperwork was a drama. And yes, it was. But we are still happy that we are here. Finally, under that New Zealand was able to accommodate us. We are indeed grateful for that. Staff and radio New Zealand are reporting that 7 of the squad have arrived, but the remaining 5 mightn't make the trip due to trains at issues, need bonus they need to make them loan players available. With some reeds all whites football career has been hailed, he'll retire from the international game after Sunday's match against Australia. His first New Zealand coach, Ricky Herbert, his reads one of the two best defenders of this country's scene, if it's his play well, the 2010 World Cup was one thing, but to perform so consistently in the English Premier League Marx read as special. To go on and be a regular and a leader, playing week to week for West Ham and a very, very competitive strong competition. It speaks volumes. So he'd have to be well up there with Iran Nelson's. I want to read.
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"All face the merciful judgment of God, we can all share the queen's hope. Which in life and death inspired her servant leadership. Service in life, hope in death. All who follow the queen's example and inspiration of trust and faith in God can with her say, we will meet again. Yeah, it's bishop of Canterbury just in well-being. And now the choir sings my soul, there is a country by form and Paris. Oh, my soul in the back. No. You're listening to Bloomberg radio
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"Know him and have seen him. Phillips say a thunder him. Lord. Show us the father, and it suffices us. Jesus saith unto him. Have I been so long time with you? And yet, hast thou not known me Philip. He that hath seen me hath seen the father. Thanks, be to God. The prime minister Liz truss, and now for him the lord's my shepherd. And now the Archbishop of Canterbury. And
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"Investor services involves providing front and back office solutions to investors and asset managers. State Street shares today dropped 3.7%. That's your money now. Few more Americans may get out of Afghanistan, but the process is painfully slow. These are your world headlines from ABC News trying to get the remaining U. S citizens out. Secretary of State Tony Blinken said in Qatar that the Taliban isn't preventing anyone with proper travel documents from leaving the country but without personnel on the ground. We can't verify the accuracy of manifests the identities of passengers, flight plans or aviation security protocols, So this is a challenge, but one were determined to work through the US, he added, has reached out to the Taliban to make arrangements for additional charter flights out of Kabul. A strong typhoon slammed into the eastern Philippines, bringing high winds caused power outages in several provinces and the world's top Christian leaders. Pope Francis, the archbishop of Canterbury and the spiritual leader of Orthodox Christians have issued a Joint appeal for delegates at the upcoming climate summit to make sacrifices to save the planet. I'm Tom Rivers at the ABC News Foreign Desk in London. Hundreds of prisoners behind bars at the Washington state reformatory in Monroe will soon be transferred to other facilities across the state. The prison built it in 1910. It's being shuttered, save money and because of staffing shortages more from Cuomo's Carlene Johnson, by the end of October, bull cellblocks at the state reformatory will be empty. There are a lot of empty beds already, but the 450 inmates left there are concerned about me moved away from family and the safety they feel there. Many incarcerated men telling the Everett Herald that Monroe has a safer prison culture when you're not even allowed to speak with someone who isn't the same race as you at many other facilities now the other concern is access to education. Degree program called University Beyond Bars, was founded in 2000 and three and on average. The program enrolls about 300 student inmates each quarter. Most of the program, volunteers and staff come from the greater Seattle area, so getting to Monroe is doable. But for inmates moved east of the mountains. That could be a challenge. Carlene Johnson KOMO news. Como traffic from the Dubin Law Group Traffic Center..
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"Pope, leading patriarch and the Archbishop of Canterbury issue a climate appeal. The world's top Christian leaders have issued a joint appeal for delegates at the upcoming climate summit to listen to the cry of the earth and make sacrifices to save the planet. It's the first ever joint statement by Pope Francis, the archbishop of Canterbury and the spiritual leader of the world's Orthodox Christians, in the statement of three Christian leader said the coronavirus pandemic gave political leaders an unprecedented opportunity to rethink the global economy and help make it more sustainable and socially just for the poor. Walter Ratliff. Two decades after 9 11 Muslims are still facing bias. Johanna Honey was walking with her sister in Brooklyn days after the attack. An immediate Recollection is being called a terrorist, um, as a nine year old, but the incident spurred her on to speak out for herself and others. She's running for a seat on the New York City Council. Mistrust of Muslims didn't start on 9 11, but it dramatically intensified with the attacks. Amir Ahmed was born after the attacks, but realized a connection on the anniversary. You go to school that day I started You know, I understand. That's why they're looking at me. Or, you know, maybe, um Others are perceiving me definitely now because I am clearly Muslim. Ahmed says she feels empowered to wear a hijab. I want to take that step to represent my faith in that specific time where Muslims were kind of On on the spot. Ahmed says she hopes her future Children don't feel the need to prove they belong. I'm Ed Donahue, President Biden this pointing at.
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Pope, Patriarch and Canterbury Abbot Issue Climate Appeal
"The pope a leading patriarch in the archbishop of Canterbury issue we claim that appeal the world's top Christian leaders have issued a joint appeal for delegates at the upcoming climate summit to listen to the cry of the earth and make sacrifices to save the planet it's the first ever joint statement by pope Francis the archbishop of Canterbury and the spiritual leader of the world's orthodox Christians in the statement the three Christian leaders said the corona virus pandemic a political leaders an unprecedented opportunity to rethink the global economy and help make it more sustainable and socially just for the poor I Walter Ratliff
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"Welcome. It's here and now. Neal Brennan makes his living writing jokes for Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock in the Daily Show. But Brennan's new standup show is not all comedy. I'm not married. I don't have kids. I don't really drink. I don't eat meat. It's all these things that I don't do. It kind of eats away at you. It's how he feels unacceptable on the next morning edition from NPR News. We hope you'll listen. Morning Edition tomorrow, too Am until nine o'clock in the morning. Then it's forum. Garo Hagopian, the world's top Christian leaders issue a joint appeal for delegates at the upcoming climate summit to quote listen to the cry of the Earth and make sacrifices to save the planet. It's the first ever joint statement from Pope Francis, the archbishop of Canterbury. And the spiritual leader of the world's Orthodox Christians. An Afghan employee of an American organization in Afghanistan says the Taliban are blocking her and hundreds of other people from boarding charter evacuation flights out of the country. The people reportedly include American citizens and green card holders who say they've been waiting in large residents halls in hotels. For several days. Prominent Minnesota GOP donor charged with sex trafficking is now being sued by an underage girl who was one of his apparent victims. The suit claims that lawyers for Anton Lazaro offered $1000 and hush money to the girl and her parents. And asked them to sign a non disclosure agreement You're listening to here and now.
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Influential Educators: Abolitionist Prudence Crandall
"Was born on september third. Eighteen three in rhode island booth of her parents. Pardon and esther were farmers. Imprudence was young. Her family relocated to canterbury connecticut. There prudence studied arithmetic. Latin and science topics not normally taught to girls at the time. But prudence is family was quaker. Quakers believe in equal opportunity for education in eighteen. Thirty one. prudence opened her own private school for girls. The canterbury female boarding school. The school served the wealthiest canterbury families and was a source of great pride in the community. It was ranked as one of the best schools in connecticut with the curriculum that rivaled even the most elite all boys schools but prudence is school was not entirely equal. All of her students were white to encourage prudence to take a more aggressive stance. Prudence is black housekeeper. Marsha davis began strategically leaving copies of the abolitionist newspaper. The liberator in places where she knew prudence would find them. The liberator promoted the need for immediate abolition as opposed to a gradual abolition. That was more commonly supported by the new england. Delete sarah harris who came from a prominent black family in the area was the first to actively approach prudence about integrating school. Sara was eager to continue her own education so that she could become a teacher for other black children and in eighteen thirty. Two prudence enrolled sarah in the canterbury boarding school. The decision was met with outrage white. Parents demanded that prudence expel sarah when she refused. They withdrew their daughters from the school realizing that she'd need to find new sources of tuition. Prudence went to speak with william lloyd garrison. The outspoken white abolitionist publisher of the liberator prudence and william discussed the possibility of converting the canterbury school into a school entirely for black girls. William connected prudence with money of the most prominent black families in new england and in eighteen thirty three the school reopened with a new mission to educate quote young ladies and little misses of color. The class consisted of twenty four students and the curriculum remained identical to that of the original. Can't school
At The Races With Steve Byk
"canterbury" Discussed on At The Races With Steve Byk
"Different set almost whole different set of tracks Yeah i don't know. I'm not a i won't say that i'm a bigger Del mar or took a. I mean i don't i like both those tracks but I don't know that it is probably a disadvantage because there's certainly some people that follow either or both of those a lot more than i do. So i don't know that it's particularly gonna help me but it's gonna be. There's gonna be some great racing obvious time of year that maybe we didn't have in january and february. So i would say. I mean even though we get we get fairgrounds. And and we get tampa and and we get Gulfstream bad. Santa anita. Don't want the oakland but but I'm i'm approaching turf. The turf options are going to be. I mean that much more pronounced. Yeah i would think. I think this this should play into the hands of of of the grass players. Yeah i'm with you i agree. I can't say that that's particularly beneficial to meet but I mean i'm fine with it. But not i just think there's folks that really those two tracks more than i do so i don't know that i'm a whatever it is what it is. I'm happy. I think it's gonna be great and i'm excited to take on that topic. Actually it's interesting and trae contributing to the hr p the sam houston race park signal when you were nats. You're your home track. Essentially does it. Does it provide a little bit more of a of a direction to consider the be- the be- circuit tracks the the remington. 's the you know what we're doing. We're having tremendously fund time. The last few years with indiana which is so playable with these big fields and with the low takeout canterbury has has made themselves important to look at You gotta you gotta get used to. In both cases you gotta get used to indiana bread. Pedigrees and and minnesota bread pedigrees. But it's no different than than any other you know. Adapt adapting to any other kind of a of a circuit. Or you know a specific especially regionally i. I was all in with with sam. Houston i mean. That's i mean for seven months really because we took on the roy. Thomas meet with the quarter horses so for basically seven months You know. I was as i pointed out earlier that Frankly is kind of pointing out. I go into a lot of detail. It takes me a lot of time to To prepare for the sharpie time the show we do beforehand. And then the previews and so i really don't have the time to I i haven't played his little concerned about this. I haven't played doe maar and so much as some of the tracks. Because i mean i have a job not my job i have. I'm a lawyer. I have a job i do that. And then i drive fun right and so And they've been great right. I tell him. I can't make it because i have a hearing or court or whatever they they're totally cool but so but there's only so much time in the day and so i just haven't been able to focus on because i've been focusing on those You well certainly. Sam houston And and the local circuits in preparation for this weekend. What advance work. I'm not sure if it was you. Or somebody. Sam sherman that might have The bite of the set the people you know fridays. Pp's arouse that. Was you have a chance work. What kind of advance work either. For for their. There's plenty of people listening. That are coming here tomorrow. Or thursday and Might be their first time. What is the the blueprint for getting ready for. Friday saturday and is a great question that i get asked a lot and i have a an answer. I mean the first time. I qualified nineteen years ago with your bally's and i think i came thursday night the day before And i'm for me i i. I don't even know didn't even know you're on the air. I'm all out of whack right. My body doesn't know what time it is. Where and woke up at four thirty. And i thought you know started to get my day going this morning so it took me. I was totally out of whack the first year and then wasn't really prepared zip. I'm at home. i'm still getting calls from clients. I'm getting you know kids events that have to you know attend. I don't let mine are off to college now. So let's not as big an issue. But there's too many distractions. So that's why i'm here with you on a tuesday instead of At home i came out yesterday. And i'd encourage folks. Well there's two ways there's nothing wrong with the people that say six hundred people in this event. I'm going to go to vegas and have a great time. If that's what you wanna do great. But i tried to kind of treat it like a like a job and i tried to come here. Set up a printer my computer. I'm i mean. I'm set up in my room and i just i hope it for three days. I don't really need dinner with my friends. But i don't have gambled yet have been here for twenty four hours haven't gambled yet So i'd really focused on. Just i mean. That's why i'm here trying to well and i've had a lot of bad years where that didn't work and it gets frustrating but You know paid off last year had a good finish And so. I'm trying to kind of redo the same thing so i didn't. It just depends on what your goal is right. If you're here to have a good time we'll go party with your friends and you know. Shoot craps and have a good time but if you're here to try to to finish well then i'd encourage folks to get out early. You can might be too late this year but you can get acclimated and And just work work work when it gets to saturday night or friday night and you're trying to go through the saturday. Pp's if you haven't already gone through them. I can't do it the way i handicap. I couldn't do it. I'm too tired too much to do. I already have to have gone through them and have a kind of a game plan. What am i gonna do. If i'm had a good first day. What am i gonna do. If i had a bad first day and already have a good concept what i'm going to do and i'm just fine tune in on friday night whereas some people are trying to figure it all out and trying to integrate. The race is all on friday or saturday nights too late. Obviously start with the mandatory. And that is that the first set or do you do you go through. And it doesn't matter you're gonna you're gonna review all the cards and try to identify the horses in a first pass. What's that process like. Well when i'm doing it. Like now. I don't know what the main stories are. So i'm just going through them all Trying to kind of handicap. All the races. That i i think i'm likely to play it as a general rule. I don't really even look at six horsfield Just because even if you're right and you get the place isn't gonna pay much and it's just usually. It's that's like the last thing that's down the road and then there's certain tracks maybe that you know. I have experience with it. I don't want to bad mouth any. But i just know from statistics that don't do well as contract so i try to kind of focus on those as much. So i'd say spend my time hitting the tracks and the in types of races that i like hard But i'll i won't some people say player one or two tracks and that hasn't been. That's not something that i do. But i i could certainly see if you're if you're all in toko year and that's where you know the best. That's where he ought to focus. Is there a particular type of race that draws your attention more than others. seven eighths No big fields Because it's just hard to find those those big prices in the smaller fields obviously But no i. I i you know some people say there. I never maiden first time starter specialist. I you know. I i tend to stay away from those see but but i'll hit one last year. That went well. So i mean i. I don't know that. I have a type of race Just certain tracks said i do. I know that. I do better with so i try to focus on those but i don't really care if a grade one stakes or five thousand claimer. I mean doesn't impact me as much Morning y price Range Are are you. are you working to.
KOMO
"canterbury" Discussed on KOMO
"Of Canterbury in the eastern part of the state was hardest hit. And in New Jersey it looks like Middlesex County is hardest hit after after 200 people had to be rescued from their homes. And officials say approximately 42,000 people have been evacuated from Afghanistan since the end of July. In the last 72 hours up to 16,000. The FDA granted full approval today to the fighter coronavirus vaccine the same day that Washington state's mask mandate kicked in again. A B C's Aaron Carter Ski has more approval of the Pfizer vaccine, which was previously authorized for emergency use is expected to set off mandates at hospitals, universities, companies municipalities in the military, the FDA Dr Janet Woodcock hopes there's another consequence. Most important thing is that people are currently unvaccinated get vaccinated, and we hope this approval will bolster confidence of those who have been wavering. The FDA said The data showed the Pfizer vaccine to be sold under the name community was 91% effective in preventing infection. Aaron Carter SKI ABC NEWS NEW YORK, The CDC just come out with new Covid 19 guidance for cruise ships now warning travelers who are at increased risk for severe illness. Should avoid travel on cruise ships, regardless of vaccination status. Included in that group, older adults and those who are immuno compromise. Overweight, pregnant or recently pregnant. Over the past few months, the cruise lines have been slowly returning the seas with these new protocols in place they've been working with the CDC. They have their own scientists and doctors in place. So this is nothing really new for them. But some passengers annoyed Keith Moreland and his wife, who uses a machine at night for her breathing problems are still moving forward with their carnival cruise. We have our, uh, vaccines. Uh, We will wear mask. We're going to go live life. We're not gonna let something like this. Stop us from being able to enjoy what we wanted to be able to do in the first place. But others are heeding the warning and postponing their trips. The ocean will still be there. You know, in six months And I'll wait and at some point it will be fun again. And that's when I'll go Carnival, calling the CDC guidance, a common sense reminder, saying since it set sail again in July, it doesn't allow guests requiring oxygen or dialysis to sell at this time. Given the greater risk to them, But the CDC says the chance of getting covid on the cruise hi. Just last week 26 crew members and one passenger on the mostly vaccinated Carnival Vista. Tested positive. Well, you might see little changes from ship to ship from cruise line to cruise line. They've all been very consistent with the protocols being in place, and that's something that we're going to continue to see evolved as we still kind of get through this pandemic. The CDC is also urging travelers to get tested 123 days before their crews and 3 to 5 days after their trip. Regardless of vaccination status. You heard.
The Big Story
Will We Still Use Masks When All the Mandates Expire?
"Jordan heath rawlings. This is the big story. Dr mitsukoshi hori is a professor of schumann university in japan. He's currently working at its overseas campus chaucer college and canterbury in the uk. He has a phd in sociology and has studied the history of mask wearing in japan. Hello professor horry. Hello hi before. We talk about eastern versus western views on the practice of mask-wearing. Maybe you could just go way back and explain. When did public mask wearing for health reasons originate. Yes three shows. It's only tonight's in the west. The practice of muscle building was by the carey out in the especially medical institutions across the west also in japan. I think the musk willing was popularized during the spanish flu onto make then i think public. Musk willing encouraged in the west Both in europe on the north america in the case was a ban it was introduced to the japanese authorities during the time at the practice commodity carried out in the in the west. Then his authority impetus Japan so that was kind of the footage of mosque wearing and after that pandemic past. Where did the practice remain in. Where did it vanish. It remained in japan. But somehow it's disappeared in north america and europe and i stood on though why disappears. So that's the kind of you know the big mystery. Probably we need further research on will and that's
The Dan Bongino Show
Australia, a Prison Colony, Is Back on Lockdown After 3 COVID Deaths
"Australia is now a prison colony. I would argue it's worse than a prison colony. Because in a prison colony, you know you can go to work and go make license plates. In a prison colony. You can also talk to your Cell mate or people in the jail. Not in Australia. Europe cut five. Jim, I want you to check this out. He's an Australian news anchor explaining how the country is locking down over how many covid deaths millions. No, they're locking down over. Three. 3000 No 3 300 No No. Three Australia. Prison colony. Check this out. Good evening. Within hours, Sydney will be in the group of much tougher restrictions. The premier clamping down on the stubborn Delta outbreak with what she's calling and no regrets Policy and this is why, from a record 82,000 tests the state today recorded 111 cases and, tragically, the third covid death in this outbreak. A man aged in his eighties from the city's southeast across greater Sydney. Retail shops will now close. A small list of essential stores can remain open construction sites across the city. Shut down and from midnight tonight, 110 suburbs across Liverpool, Fairfield and Canterbury Bankstown will be sealed shut. That's 900,000 residents who can't leave their area even for work. Did you just hear that? That's not the Babylon Bee or the onion? That's an actual news report out of Australia. Three people died all be a tragic deaths are not statistics. They're real people. He's a real breathing people who died. Three people died. So they're shutting down entire portions of Australia. You can't go to work. You can't even talk to people. But they didn't say that there. No, no, That's the next clip coming up next. Don't go anywhere. Not allowed to go to work not allowed to leave your house. You're on
BBC World Service
Hundreds evacuated, some by chopper, from New Zealand floods
"The Canterbury region received as much as 16 inches of rain. Some people were rescued by helicopter. It's raining heavily in Taiwan, but that's welcomed by residents. Since Taiwan has had its worst drought in
The HeirPod
The Royal Family Celebrates Prince Philips Life
"Welcome back to the airport on a day. That has been one for the royal history books. The duke of edinburgh has laid to rest after what was very intimate funeral. It's george's chapel windsor. Castle a with maggie with both at the end of what has been i would say a somewhat emotional day. Wouldn't you yeah. You know i was surprised. How much hit me. Sometimes because you know we've been covering this now for eight days right since. The death was first announced last friday all week. Long we've been hearing amazing tributes talking to people across the country following the story but for some reason today all came together and the most emotional moment was just seeing the family and it really struck me in the middle of it probably. I think when we saw the queen. Especially i mean it's hard not to get choked up a bit and just feel that heartbreak when you see the queen without fill up by her side knows what she's going through. So i totally agree. Definitely be more today than i was anticipating. The funeral of course was a day. That was prince. Phillip was heavily involved in the plans for a meticulous planner. And i think we kind of saw the fruits of fat today. Despite the fact that we had what was a very cova safe funeral following government guidelines. Any thirty mourners inside george's chapel. It felt like it had this. Show the pump the circumstance over royal events of family moments. There were more than seven hundred thirty members of the armed forces taking part in. It's somewhere across the grounds of the windsor estate. And i think that that lent to a very sort of grand sendoff for the of edinburgh despite inside the chapel it being so bad down and very minimalist in a way you know this was a that. Did not have a eulogy simply. We heard a lot from the archbishop of canterbury the windsor paid his own tribute to prince. Philip is. Kindness is humor and humanity throughout the ceremony. But as you say. I think that image of the queen seated alone in hama sc socially distance from other family members was was one that remains i think in the minds of many as we come to what has been a day of mourning for the entire country.
NEWS 88.7 Programming
Preparations Underway for Prince Philip's Funeral
"As detailed plans for the funeral of Prince Philip emerge. A remembrance service at Canterbury Cathedral this morning gave the British public a chance to mourn his death and remember his life. Willem Marx. Reports from London. Choral music and Prayers were presided over by Britain's most senior clergyman, the archbishop of Canterbury Sunday morning, who described the Duke of Edinburgh remarkable willingness to take the hand. He was dealt in life and straightforwardly to follow its call. Philip Ceremonial funeral next weekend will be televised with his body carried in a procession from Windsor Castle to send George's chapel in a modified Land Rover vehicle. He himself designed alongside a military gun salutes in line with government covert restrictions to 30. Mourners will end to the chapel and Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he will not participate to alarm or the Duke's close family members to attend. For NPR news. I'm gonna marks in London.
KQED Radio
"canterbury" Discussed on KQED Radio
"0.7% of National Income Down to North 0.5% cut of around $6 billion provoked outrage. Opposition spokesperson on aid and a McMoRan was incandescent This is a really shameful day, Shameful day for Britain in the world, Even the Archbishop of Canterbury has said how shameful this is. A former conservative foreign aid minister said the cut would cause 100,000 deaths in the developing world. And Romley Greenhill of advocacy Group One campaign predicted even wider repercussions. Cutting aid will make it harder to get vaccines to people all over the world harder to get the treatments that people need on. Ultimately, it will extend the lifetime of the pandemic. But not everyone in the UK is hanging their head in. Shame I would save cutting foreign aid of the moment is completely justified, actually. Jeremy Hutton of the Taxpayers Alliance, which campaigns for lower taxes to keep shoveling money at the door at the same time is borrowing huge amounts just to keep the country running is quite indefensible. Especially, he says, when you consider where some of that money has gone on countries that appeared to be able to pay their own way, then I get it. India has its own space program. It even has its own aid program to And yet in recent years, the Brits of handed the Indians more than $130 million in aid. Helps stimulate prosperity, generate jobs and develop skills in India. They've given more than 100 million to China to promote employment and improve the infrastructure there. I don't think many people consider China particularly needy country. But supporters of the aid programs say these sons were a tiny fraction of the $19 billion the government spent on aid last year. The top five recipients Pakistan, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Yemen and Nigeria are clearly in need of help. Sam Needle of the aid charity Oxfam says these and many other poor countries depend on British aid. It's a lifeline for millions of people around the world supports girls into education vaccinates Children, and it was also central to the effort to combat Ebola in West Africa. The cut, he says, will hurt some of the poorest people on the planet. And as it prepares to host G seven and climate change summits next year, the U. K he says, will be diminished in the eyes of the world. If it seemed to be breaking his promises now will make it less likely that it can build that trust needed to secure some of these vital agreements on, for example, climate change, but the age skeptics say Britain has nothing to be ashamed off. It will still be spending more on eighth than its closest European economic counterpart, France. And on a proportional basis three times.
Wellness and Wanderlust
"canterbury" Discussed on Wellness and Wanderlust
"Like that and it's been an adjustment and not being able to go out. I was like. I need my space and so there were times where i would go for like a four hour. Walk to get out and have my me time and definitely. I think that is something that a lot of people have really needed during this time and why not do it in early healthy and productive way so that is awesome now katie. Thank you so much for joining us on the show today. Would you mind telling our listeners where they can find you find more about you. The best way is definitely going to my website. I have pretty much all of my other. Avenues linked there on my website. Is that katie girl dot com. But i'm also super active on instagram at that. Katy girl fitness awesome. We will be sure to link all of that in the show notes and you also started a podcast in november. Do you wanna share with listeners. A little about that. Yeah absolutely so right now. I have one episode but by the time is hopefully i'll have more the holiday I kind of forgot. That thanksgiving was the thing. When i started podcast the week before but it is called lifting happily ever after because i am a big disney fan and it is on i think just about every platform anger took care of a lot of that for me but i know i personally manually edit to spotify an apple podcasts which i think are the two most popular podcasts platforms at this point. Yeah i think. That's where the bulk of my listeners. Come from its but this episode when this airs in the new your I'm excited to get to hear some more of yours as well and be able to send some of our listeners your way so thank you again so much. Yeah thanks for having me. This was a lot of fun. I hope you enjoyed my conversation with katie canterbury. I know my fitness journey has really ebbed and flowed throughout twenty twenty. So i'm really excited to take some tips into practice this year. Who knows maybe now. The weather has cooled down in florida. I might even try to start running a little more. So i have linked all katie's information in the show notes including the app. She recommended for runners. If you enjoyed this episode. I hope you'll leave us a rating and review. I would love to hear your thoughts and subscribe to keep new episodes if you haven't already as always if there's a topic or guest you'd like to see my inbox is always open. You can send me an email at valerie at wellness and wanderlust dot net or dm me on instagram at wellness and wanderlust blog. Thank you for being a part of the wellness and wanderlust family. And i look forward to seeing you next week..
Wellness and Wanderlust
"canterbury" Discussed on Wellness and Wanderlust
"So i live in the midwest and did at the time and i signed up for a half marathon in southern california where i have family. 'cause i thought it was supposed to be my only half marathon and so i thought i wanna do it somewhere really cool and so i signed up for One in huntington beach california which was amazing and it was in february. And i thought this is gonna perfect. The weather is going to be amazing and honest honest to god did not dawn on me that that meant training in november december and january law in wisconsin. Until after i committed to it. So i do not like to call it a hate the cold and i hate running on the treadmill too so a lot of people don't realize that my longest run going into a half marathon. Which for those. That don't know is thirteen. Point one miles my longest run with seven what i crossed that. Start line to do my half. So wildly under trained. Should've gotten new shoes before i did it. It was like a whole thing was a mess. It was not fun. I finished that and i was like. I'm never doing that. But it is still my favorite because as horrible as it was it was the number one thing that changed my relationship with my body and as horrible as it was. It didn't away. Make me fall in love with running like really fall in love with it and it gave me so much confidence to see that. If i can do that i can do absolutely and anything. I put my mind to you because i never thought i could do a half marathon in my wildest dream. If you told me ten years ago in ten years you're going to have run five half marathons and be signed up for two more. I would have said you have the wrong katie doll. There's five of us in the world and you're definitely talking to one so inspiring though it's making me actually really to try running into new years so but that's really incredible and that led you know ultimately to your coaching practice for many of us. You know we might not work with coach. Currently what should someone consider when they're thinking about working with a coach and what types of services do you offer right now. I'm only doing Impersonate personal training and replaces. But i am getting my ducks in a row to start offering online group classes online personal training in the new year. And i'm also hustling to finish up my nutritionist locations. So i can actually start doing nutritional coaching as well the biggest thing to consider. When you're you're looking for a coach is you gotta find one that has the same values as you and has experienced with. What you're you're doing. I do not train men. Because i just feel like i don't have that experience I i understand the female body much having lived in it and i understand the struggles that women go through much better than i do. Man i connect better with men and so choose to work with women. Because i think it's just a much better fit for my personality and my expertise and i again like i don't. I don't work with people who have any kind of goals doing physique training like i. I don't have the experience to do that. I work with people who have very similar struggles. To what i do and what i have in the past because that's about fit so make sure you're finding a coach. It has the same values if you are interested in intuited eating and really listening to your body. Don't sign up for a coach. That's gonna put you on a calorie counting or macro pounding plan. That's not a mesh well. There are so many different coaches all have amazing qualifications and experience. But you really. It's like anything fitness like working out. It's like finding jim. You've gotta find the thing that just meshes with you and and works with you. Yeah just don't be afraid to ask him questions after testimony all ask them how they feel about certain things that are important to you. like intuitive eating finding a workout. That's really cause some some trainers will get into a a face where this is what works and this is why they wanna put everybody into. Don't be afraid to ask questions or the. I don't enjoy running or weightlifting. Whatever are going to be times for the trainers going to explain. Why why they picked this for your why. They think this is really something that you. She considered her. I'll be afraid. Ask questions and make sure that you have the right fit. That's great advice now. I would love to dive into some rapid fire questions. Our listeners can get to know you a little better. What is your top. Wellness tip drako water. Drink your water your body. Even if it's just a walk around the block movement is really really important and so find a way to do something almost every day. I do believe in restaurants but they said e just a quick walk around the block. Move your body awesome. Where's your favorite travel destination. So they replace. I been definitely Orlando the disney area or southern california is beautiful but top player. I wanna go is new zealand. Because i am an absolute huge lord of the rings nerd and i just see everywhere. They filmed those movies. My gosh that is like a fairy tale land out there. Every time i see photos. I'm dying to get out there so gorgeous my guys now. If you were an animal what animal would you be in y. Oh i'd wanna be tiger. 'cause i always loved them super super bath and they're very independent. I am a very independent person. I like to have my space. I love that. And i don't think anyone's answered that one before too. They're so cute to or just them so much now. What is your number one favourite show to bench so right now so favorite show ever will be friends but right now. I'm really into podcast. Because i'm able to listen to them at work and i've i just a true crime And that's why we drink. I've been all of that. I went through crime junkie. I went through sinister. Hood leah remini show about scientology. I am obsessed with your if it's true crime especially if it's like a comedy all i'm i'm there. That is awesome. I was listening to some of the true crime ones while going for walks at night and my neighborhood and yes so i really. I think now that it's cool enough during the day that i can go for walks or hikes or whatever l feel a little bit safer doing it but Yeah i got into a bad habit of listening to them while walking by myself in the daro after after hearing the story of the golden state killer. I'm a psychopath with a windows. I every single window has to be locked before. I'll go to bed. I will not sleep. I will not. I usually sleep with the window cracked all the time growing up. I'm like no. It has to be closed locked working to make it as hard as possible And then. what is your favorite social distancing activity. Oh running when we were hetland had like the the major major shut down here in illinois every single day i would get out and go for a walk or run. I'm currently live with my mom and my two teenage sisters for the first time in gosh like seven years something.
Wellness and Wanderlust
"canterbury" Discussed on Wellness and Wanderlust
"Some grace in that. Respect is huge. And that's a really good point. That i should make women in your late twenties and early thirties. I'm sorry to be the bearer avenues. But you're never going to have the body that you had in your high school days or early twenties ever again as see so many women who when i'm like what your goal they're like. I want to be in the show them when i was twenty one. And i'm sorry but genetically and biologically just not going to have our bodies change our metabolism so fast when we're young and unfortunately you're not going to get get back to that and you can't make that your goal but you can be an even better shape you can be you can have. Almost you could be stronger. But you're not gonna look like i'm twenty seven. I am not going to look. Like i look at twenty two ever. I was so tiny. But i also had no muscle on me like no muscle. All i don't know i was. I was just. I did not work out. I just really fast metabolism. So that's why. I was so skinny. And i accepted that. I'm not gonna have on again. But i can have an even better one but i just think a lot of women when you're making your when you're making your goal unattainable you're setting yourself up for failure so you just need to realize that you can have an amazing awesome body but it's it's not gonna look like it. Did you know when you're in your early twenties. Yeah i yeah. I couldn't agree more. That's really great advice and just something that we need to be reminding ourselves because you're right you are setting yourself up for failure when you're going for an unattainable goal. Many people have had children in that time as well and you know. We have so many changes with our bodies as women. It's unfortunate that the men don't go through quite the same way but we still can. You know i feel like. I am a lot healthier than i was at twenty twenty two years old regardless of how i've looking you know in the mirror or exactly and that's that's the real and that's why that's one thing i hate about the whole like just the push to be skinny as a lot of times. Skinny isn't even healthy. Like when i was in my early twenties. I was so tiny but i know my body i had i. I was so flabby. I had i was like what they call skinny fat like. I was very small. But i had a lot more than people realize on me because i have a very small bone structure and i had no muscle. I was not my healthiest. I was not my strongest and my goal now is not to be skinny. It's to be. I wanna be struck. I wanna be one. We women worth like dome with her can and will kick your butt. That's my goal. I want to be able to go to one of those american. Ninja warrior gems. Because they do have gyms like that that you can go to pass around. I want to go to one of those and have fun because right now it would not be fun. I don't have enough of strength to do that stuff. So yeah they make how vehicle makes strength. miracle don't make it just skinny because you can be real. I mean we all know that you can be super skinny also still be very unhealthy Yeah and i gotta say. Those ninja warrior gyms This pretty bad ass. You know you're in no one's gonna mess with you. That's how i felt doing kickboxing i. I did lose some weight. Doing boxing and i felt myself toning up. But i felt so strong. And just like no one can mess with me because now i have really good form with my kicks. They still have a long way to go. But i felt so much stronger and so proud of myself. Who were doing these bad ass moves. I never done before. Kickboxing is amazing. I did it briefly. And i need to get back into it because then money on boxing was any therapy session. I've yes because you just get mad and you're punching at something and And it's socially acceptable to do it and Yeah great stress relief. So you do you do a lot of running and that's something that i dabbled a little bit in college. I joke that the only running i do is from my problems A lot of people consider running and they're worried about you. Know you mentioned like your knees or injury. Things like that but a lot of us are interested. I think running gives you a great goal. Especially if you're going toward a five k. Or you know two different race for those of us who really have never run both were. How can we get started the most important thing. Oh my gosh. i'm so happy. I can do a whole talk episode. Get good running shoes. I just picked up some from where i worked when i first started running and they were not what i needed and it was it made running very painful and i see this olot with new runners. Take the time to go. Get good running shoes. I'm a huge fan of six I i work for them. I've worked with them for the last three years. I've worn them pretty much except for that. First pair of shoes or running life and their Their outlets all over the country. Go in get it. Make sure you're in the right shoe. If you don't have an ethic store near you go there like an independent running store where they can do a gait analysis and tell you what kind of shoe unique because that is really going to make a huge difference in comfort on especially with your knees if you have any kind of issues with overcrowding i do. You're going to potentially have a lot more knee pain if you're not in the right shoes so make sure you're in the right shoes. They are worth the investment at the end of the day. You're running shoes. Protector vodka on the pavement. And having the right running shoes and prevent injury and much more expensive compilations down the road. Get some good running shoes and then i really love the couch to five k. Program or a six actually owns the keeper and if you sign up for the one eight six program which is basically just signing up to emails you get a ninety day free trial of the run keeper premium act which i love so much i pay for it every month and they have training plans in there for five k ten k half marathon and full marathon so get some good running shoes and then find an app with training lands and just get started and keep going because getting started with running is the hardest parts. It really is it. Your body's not. Like when i first started running like like i say how much i love running and i. I love it when i first started. I was like i hate this. This hurt. I didn't know how to pay myself. Which is a whole other thing. It just wasn't getting. It wasn't until i i was doing it for probably a couple of months where i was like. Oh this is this is getting easier. This is actually fun. I actually enjoy this and also to don't be afraid do walk. I have run. Five half marathons at this point. And i still do a run walk run method because i like to run fast and i can't sustain the speed at which i like to go for more than a minute or two so i've run and then i take a break and i walk and then i run again. And that's perfectly fine and you are still a runner. I that's one thing. I see a lot of people don't want to like claim the warriors title. 'cause they're not good enough. You are and find some running groups on facebook because i swear. The running community is one of the most welcoming encouraging amazing communities. I'm in multiple groups from multiple different niches in the running community and i have yet to find any runner at all. That's like you're not running fast enough. You're not a runner. You're you're jogger like everybody's like whether you're running a seven minute mile or a you know. Sixteen minute mile like you're running. That's awesome way to go congratulate yourself. It's a really amazing community to be part of. that's incredible. Do you have favorite that you've done over the years. Oh my gosh. That is such a difficult question because there are so many that i've love will probably always be my first half marathon because it was such a mess and such an amazing experience at the same time. A lot of people don't know that going into that half marathon..
Wellness and Wanderlust
"canterbury" Discussed on Wellness and Wanderlust
"That way. Even if i don't get to the weight i'm looking towards if i can say why consistently worked out all year than it's still a win and that keeps me motivated and then the other thing That i've learned a lot about this year is set smuggles because i just a lot working at the gym people come in and like how many times do you to go circling suggests. They're like i want to go at least four or five times a week. Verify to four or five at a really big jump to great ambition but the problem is if you set your four times a week and you only go three zero to three still a huge jump great accomplishment but if you set your goal four you're going to feel like oh look at me. I once again didn't do it. I thought it was gonna do. I thought go four times all went. Ray i don't think anything you're going to get this negative minds base if you set your goal at two times a week and you do three. You're like look at me i'm awesome. I'm crushing this first week. I already hit my goal. I'm going to do it again. You get that boost of confidence that then pushes you to continue doing it and you can work up to that four times a week. If that's your ultimate goal but start small so you get that instant boost of like you were doing this. Give yourself some confidence. That's going to keep you going. I love that. I think that is so important and i think especially those behavioral goals. Because you're right losing a specific amount of way. Our bodies are so unpredictable. And i know that. I have weighed the same thing at two different times in my life and look very different and then a lot healthier one time versus another time and at one of those times i might have been lifting weights and going to the gym and so my weight was really not that number was not even really reflecting my health at that point or even how i looked so i do think that's incredibly important but you know rather than losing a specific type of weight. It was really the behaviors in the way i was eating. That was really making the difference. You know listening to a lot of cases. Zero podcast adopt a lot about personal development psychology. And she talks a lot about how most of the time we we're going after certain goal. It's not the hardened bathroom goal. It's a feeling we're looking for. And i find that when i'm focused on eating better eating so i feel better and moving my body in a way that i love even when i felt like you know we all have those times where we just feel fine of weight and maybe a little ugly and we're not so happy with our bodies even at the worst of those times. I have felt ten times. Better the four lose any significant amount of weight. Because i'm treating myself like. I'm a priority and i feel less bloated and less sluggish. Because i'm eating better. And i moving my body and i always noticed that i feel so much more beautiful and confident long before anybody says anything about. Hey have you lost weight. I feel better. And that's what we're usually after. It's not the twenty pounds. You wanna lose or ten or whatever is we wanna feel competent. We wanna feel beautiful and sexy. And i don't think a lot of women realize that you don't actually need to lose weight to feel that way. You just need to start taking better care of yourself. Entry yourself like a priority because a lot of times with women wear the last thing blast person we take care of and that's why we feel like crap. I could not agree more. I think that is such great advice. Now for those who are getting into the new year who are maybe getting back into a fitness routine. Maybe they were really into it. And the pandemic hit. They kinda lost those healthy habits. What are some ways they can get back into a fitness routine. I think there's a say of the same way you get started with it. Make small changes make behavioral the hardest thing when you're getting back into something is the comparison game is so much harder when you're comparing to yourself at your best. 'cause that's what i had last year like. I said i went through a really stressful time. Didn't work out regularly. I did not eat healthy and trying to get back into it with so discouraging. Because every time i went for a run i was like. I'm so slow. I used to be so much acid in this. This used to be so much easier you know. I put on clothes at used if it really well and now guess what. My jeans don't button. And that's harder. I think getting started for the first time because there's so much a sense of like why did i let myself go and so as much as you can get out of that mindset. I always a runner. First and foremost. I always say a mile. A mile is it doesn't matter how fast you and the same goes for any workout. You're doing it still counts even if you're not as strong or as fast or as whatever as you used to be and remember that you've done it before you can do it again. You will get back there and quicker than you did the first time because you are going to have that muscle memory but you just gotta really go easy on yourself and i think this is the time where can really be hard to listen to your body because kind of the same with like food tracking apps for eating get that mindset of like i know what my body means. I know what it can do and you can push yourself too hard so you really gotta slow down and listen to your body and if things that fell e before feel really hard take back listen to it and do what you can do and just know that you'll get back there it just. It's a learning experience sometimes and remember how this feels and make sure that you are consistently making time for yourself going forward. I will shouldn't say never. But i will do my best to not ever. Just stop running. Like i did last year even if i don't have a race working towards on sylvan consistently get out there and run because starting over really sucks and it was not fun and i wanna keep up my conditioning as much as possible. So i don't have to do that again. i think. That's so important and it's it's funny that you mention the comparison to ourselves. I hadn't really thought of that. But with facebook reminding me every day. This is what you were doing a year ago or five years ago. Sometimes i see that. Then i'm like wow. I've come so far especially from the grad school days. When i was eating dinner at ten o'clock at night and not moving my body at all but then i see the photos from when i was twenty three and focusing you know cooking all my meals every day and had the time and didn't have anything else going on outside of work in the same way that i do now and i was younger as well and so seeing those it can be really discouraging and i think to.
Wellness and Wanderlust
"canterbury" Discussed on Wellness and Wanderlust
"We'll hear from incredible guests and talk about ways to be happier and healthier and our new normal. I'm your host valerie moses. let's get started. Hey rewind happy new year if you are new to the show. Welcome and for those of us who've been around for a little while. I wanna say thank you so much for joining us in twenty twenty one. I'm really happy to have you all here. And so grateful to have you as part of this journey with me. We have a really exciting. You're had some amazing guests. I know you're going to love and today's guest is no different this week. I sit down with katie canterbury. You may know her. Dot katie grow. Fitness katie is a certified personal trainer. She's a runner and she's a lover of all things disney. I've really enjoyed following her journey over the year. She really has a strong. Focus on body positivity while still maintaining your physical wellness fitness and good nutrition. And so i really enjoy that juxtaposition in what she does so f- assode katie. And i sit down to talk about what it means to make peace with our bodies we also talk about small changes we can make with our fitness and nutrition in two thousand twenty one to be a little bit healthier in the new year. We also talk about developing a more intuitive approach when it comes to food and also running tapes for beginners who hasn't really run much since college. I always joke. That the only running that i like to do for my problems but in all honesty i really enjoyed some of the tips that she shared for becoming a runner and how running really taught her to approach wellness from a place of love. This is something that we talk about so much on the show. And i know you're gonna really love this conversation. We did have a few technical difficulties with the sound. You may hear that in a couple of places in the conversation by. I know you're going to enjoy this episode so without further ado let's dive in. Hi katie. thank you so much for joining us on the podcast today. Thanks for having me. Why don't you tell our listeners. A little about self. I am a certified personal trainer who is in the process of getting my nutritious vacation and just really passionate about health and fitness and really helping women find to incorporate into their lives. they actually enjoy I don't think that fitness healthy eating should be something you'd read. I think that when you do that you're not gonna ever stick with any kind of healthy change on. You really need to find a way to make it work for your life. So that's something that. I'm really passionate about something that i tried to do. With my clients. I love that. I think that is such a. You know such an important message which sparked your interest in fitness and in the wellness world in general. I started exact. Told people not to do it. And that was a moment. When i look in the mirror and i thought i hate my body i wanna change it and then my next thought was fit. People run right. That's like a thing. And then i googled i. I knew a five k. Was like a short race. And so i'd google that was like how long is a five k. O. three miles. I could probably do that. And i started running and like i said this is a horrible way to start a fitness dirty but luckily it worked out and i ended up really really falling in love with running and i went on to do a half marathon and that was when things really started to change for me. I was never enough. That girl growing up. I was beyond the moon impressed with myself in high school when i run a half mile for p. e. class so running a half marathon stealth impossible and when i finished it. I had this. I had to like come to jesus moment and one of them was holy crap. I just half marathons. I can do anything and the second was wow. It was never supposed to be what my body looked like. It was always supposed to be about the things that could do. And those two things totally flip the game for me in terms of my fitness and nutrition and started lifting at that point. Because i was pretty much only running but i realized i needed to do other kinds of training and i ended up falling in love with that as well and my nutrition switched from. I can't eat these things. Because i need to be skinny to. What do i need to eat to feel my best and be able to perform my best. When i'm running and those two things really helped me actually fall in love with the process of being active and being healthy and then one day a friend said. Have you ever thought about being a personal trainer. I think be great at it. And i always thought that you would need like some doctorate to do that. And i would never be qualified and i was like no. I've never thought about that. But then when i looked into it and i saw how accessible at it so hard program. They'll take the one at work but there's a lot more accessible than i thought it was. And that's when i decided no i need to do this. And then backward about careers later actually got off my butt and made it happen. That's incredible that is such a powerful journey. And i think so. Many of us can relate to that kind of how you started in it that You know coming from that place of i need to lose weight and really replace restriction rather than a place of excitement and joy in movement and so i think that's incredibly powerful. Now i think your practice you focus a lot on that body positivity and self love what you know how can listeners pursue their goals in fitness and in health while still taking that lovey and healthy approach. Yes this is something. I'm really passionate about because there aren't a lot of people. I see promoting this. I see a lot of toxic diet culture. And now i feel a lot of people who go kind of the polar opposite side of like. I don't need to workout. I don't eat healthy. Because i love my body the way it is and i think that you need to make change from a place of love because i don't believe you can make a positive change from a negative response. I think that what you put in. You're gonna get out and if you're going into it like i hate my body. I can't eat. These things are coming from a very negative place. And you're not gonna love the journey and you're not gonna stick with it. So the first thing i say is in terms of fitness. Find what works for you skinny because or got healthy or guide in better shape or whatever because they did zoom bust or because they lifted heavy because they started running. They did it thing that they actually enjoy doing. And were able to stick with an aunt who lost crap ton of weight gotten really good shape and love being active because she started doing zimba zimba twice and i was like i hate this. I am not coordinated. I can't do this. I feel like on struggling. I would do this with a friend or with my aunt when i visited her. But i would never on my own be like do if i tried to get in shape that way it would never ever happen. So you've gotta find something you enjoy and the same goes for gyms. I've tried multiple gyms before. I landed at the place. I'm at and i love it so much. I've been going there for five years. And now i work for them. So you've just got kinda try zip on for size. Don't be afraid to try something new and find something that you genuinely enjoy and don't let people tell you. Oh you're not gonna get in shape doing that. Because if i listened to all the people who said oh running care will for your knees. You're gonna gain weight shuki so many carbs like this. That and the other thing. I would have thought but i love it. I love running. I've been consistently running for five or six years now even at times where. I wasn't actively trying to lose weight. Because i enjoy it. It's my stress really. That's fun for me for find something that you ought to do and food focus on the things you can add into your diet not what you take out because if you're sitting there if you decide say kito 'cause really popular right now especially from people who want quicker fast and you say i'm gonna do kito. I'm not gonna carbs and all day long. you're telling people. I'm.
Miss Information: A Trivia Podcast
Who Was Thomas Becket?
"Thomas becket yes okay. Born around eleven twenty and died in eleven seventy. he's also known as saint thomas of canterbury or Sometimes who refer to him as thomas a becket. Okay yeah anyway. So thomas becket. He is venerated as a saint and martyr by both the catholic church and the anglican church He engaged in conflict with henry. The second king of england over the rights and privileges of the church and at one point excommunicated the archbishop of york so tough rain away to france for a bit under the protection of king. Louis the seventh of france but then he returned in eleven seventy two england so henry second in england said something to the effect of like ugh. This guy is driving me. Four of his knights interpreted this as a command to go. Get rid of thomas becket So on december twenty ninth seventy reginald fitz ertz huge morville william to tracy and richard le breton showed up at canterbury cathedral. According to accounts left by the monk jer vase of canterbury and i witnessed named edward grim. The knights placed their weapons under a tree outside the cathedral and hid their chainmail armor on your cloaks before entering the cathedral to challenge becket priest the night. He's hold beckett. They were taking him to winchester england to give count of all of his actions and kind of like hold him accountable in front of people but becket refused so the four nights retrieved their weapons and rushed back inside the cathedral. Oh my god. I beckett proceeded to the main hall for evening prayers and the other monks tried to like themselves into different parts of the joe for get said to them. It is not right to make a fortress out of the house of prayer in order them to reopen the doors so the four nights wielding they're drawn swords ran into the room saying like thomas becket. He's a traitor. To the king the knights found beckett in his spot near the door of the monastic cloister the stairs into the crypt and the stairs leading up to the choir of the cathedral where the monks were all. They're like still saying their prayers. Like oh no right. There's just four guys having running in with okay upon seeing them becca. I am no traitor. And i'm ready to die so Edward grandma eyewitness. He wrote a very extensive account of exactly what happened. I will save you all the details. Let's just say that for nights wielding swords kill the priest in canterbury cathedral. That's terrible so soon. After his death the faithful throughout europe european venerating beckett as a murder in february eleven seventy three which was just a little more than two years after his death. He was canonized by pope. Alexander the third and so sure typically like canonization of saints takes lake decades. Yeah stuff happened so the fact that this happened so quickly was kind of saying that. This guy was a big deal. So related trivia. Facts about thomas becket. Geoffrey chaucer's the canterbury tales. Ninety two is set in a company of pilgrims on their way from southern to the shrine of saint. Thomas becket in canterbury cathedral. Okay never made that connection no me neither ever okay So the schreiner was built between eleven eighty and twelve twenty and up to one hundred thousand. Pilgrims would have visited the shrine every year for more than three hundred years. That's my gosh locked. Yes it was adorned in marble gold and jewels and murdered saints. Tombs was one of unparalleled splendor in fifteen thirty eight. during the reformation. The shrine was destroyed following the orders of henry. The eighth who definitely be talking about in a little bit more twenty. Twenty researchers digitally reconstructed the raised sanctuary and available to view on the beckett story online and we'll share linked to that because it's really interesting how they did that. They took This thing had been such a big deal for more than three hundred years. And then it was raised more than four hundred and fifty plus years ago at this point and so they took accounts that the pilgrims had made that other monks had made in in digitally recreated which is pretty up and also modern works based on the story of thomas becket include. Tes elliott's nineteen thirty. Five play murder in the cathedral later adapted the opera assassination cutter. Dry ill the brando pizza'd in nine hundred fifty eight. You did that. Can i tell you flawlessly Also nineteen fifty-nine play by John we called beckett which was made into a movie with the same title and paul. Webb's play four nights in nair's borough which was written in one thousand nine hundred nine which recounts the aftermath of the murder of thomas becket by the four nights who made the worst career choice in history. Yeah that's goes without saying well if you don't if all of these facts don't stick in your head. Look at the name k. e. t. the cane. His name is right in the middle. And if you look at it. It looks like four blades. Good the name so four blades. Stuck together by the four to killed him in canterbury. That's thomas becket.
Thank God I'm Atheist
Archbishop of Canterbury says Church needs to reconsider portraying Jesus as white
"I WANNA. Do a follow up a little bit on. Something that we've talked about. A couple of weeks now on the show or at least come up and then we kind of really addressed it. And that's the idea of like white Jesus right why Jesus Jesus so this is an ongoing saga. of people rightfully pointing out the fact that the European and North American version of Jesus is. Racist. Wrong. It's wrong, and it's an an and it's. Definitely leads to sort of this white supremacy sort of thing right because like. Devoid surpremacy leading-edge. Yeah absolutely well. As? The arch. Bitch Bishop of Canterbury one Mr Justin Welby He's the head of the Church of England of course He was on the BBC. BBC Radio Four. And he was asked about what he thought about the Western image of Jesus, and maybe if it should be reimagined. And goes sure, yes, of course, it does right. And he, which I guess probably is not all that surprising. When you know a few things about you know Church of England, but he goes on. He says that he has seen Jesus portrayed in different countries during his travels. You go into their churches, and you don't see a white Jesus you see a black Jesus or Chinese, Jesus or Middle Eastern Jesus, which is of course, the most accurate. you see Jian Jesus you see Jesus portrayed as many ways as there are cultures languages. An understanding's is what he says. Okay, and so I've never seen a Figi Jesus. Will. Have you ever been to Fiji? I have a feeling he might have been. Sure why not but nonetheless the? This caused a little bit of a stir in the UK, you know. People are going to disagree with any sort of thing. Anyway. He was denounced by all sorts of types I'm sure they're conservative types, or whatever right, but one of the things. That I think this raises. Is. It kind of a question of if you know. If you can create your God basically in your own image, right? Right like what? What does it matter? Doesn't that just backup the whole thing that you are creating your God own image? Always you're. You're like like right, so it's just made manifest this thing that people already already do and it's just so just so happens it. It's little problematic. Extra problematic perhaps with white people. Really to think we're the best you know. It's just so funny it's just like I. If you are unwilling to just go with the historical guy that you're pretending is, the is the reason for your whole religion like there's this. That you're super into. He's your, do yeah. If. You can't just go with him right. then. You're making it up. You're admitting that you're making it up. So I think you got a bit of a problem there. Guys let him be Middle Eastern what's the problem? You know what he looked like. We all know if you if I showed you twenty two pictures of. dudes from different parts of the world, said point to the guys that might be Middle Eastern. You're probably going to get it right. Yeah as four you know. Which one of these do you think Jesus actually looked like? ooh, that's. Why is that so hard? That, why is that so hard?
Second Opinion
The right to NOT know a medical diagnosis
"Herald has been sexually active with three people in the last two weeks. He came into the office with symptoms of sexually transmitted infection. He agreed to be tested for multiple infections including HIV. But when the test came back he told me he didn't want to be told his HIV test results. It would be too upsetting this. Dr Michael Wilks. With a second opinion wilt heralds. Hiv result was positive in the US. People have a clear to no information about their health. Even if doctors feel that he person would be harmed by knowing a diagnosis. Say their cancer diagnosis or the results of genetic asked doctors have a moral ethical and legal duty to inform. The Person Courts have held that people have a right to receive information and ask questions about treatments and engaged in what we call shared decision making with their doctor it was in nineteen seventy-two that A. Us Appeals Court in Canterbury Verse Spence defined informed consent as what a reasonable person would want to know about their condition and any risks of treatment. So that the patient can make an intelligent decision and in the US. We respect people's right to make decisions and guide their own care so we would all agree. That herald has a right to be told. His HIV asked results. This would allow him to decide if he wishes to inform his partners begin treatment or refrain from sexual activity completely and of course once he learns he should tell us partners so they can make informed decisions about engaging with Harold and being tested it becomes much less clear what to do when we think about whether people have a right to not know their health information one reason for people knowing their diagnosis so that they can make these informed decisions about treatments. It is hard for a doctor to talk to a person about surgery or chemotherapy. Say for cancer. If the person doesn't even know they have cancer because they haven't wanted to be told it is even more complicated with HIV because the knowledge that they have that they're infected can impact not only them but their past and future partners. So does the doctor have an obligation to tell herald his. Hiv test result is positive and that he needs to make some important decisions or that Aj Nedic test came back positive and they need to know the results because the results could impact their health but it also could impact their family in that case they would have a moral obligation to tell their brothers and sisters and maybe their children so they could all be tested with Herald. I tried to discuss his fear of finding out the result. Perhaps he had some misconceptions but he wouldn't go there. I gently pointed out the negative effects of remaining ignorant of his test results and that it could have a significant impact on his health. He said nope thanks anyways. Doc as he left the
Coast to Coast AM with George Noory
Washington, DC - Virginia nursing home's coronavirus death toll rises to 45
"A Virginia nursing home has been ravaged by corona virus here CBS news correspondent Pam Coulter deaths at the Canterbury rehabilitation and healthcare center have hit forty five with one doctor left to care for dozens of infected patients officials have told families that they're doing the best they can with just two nurses overseeing forty patients at the time in the quarantine when many facilities that care for Medicaid patients are underfunded and understaffed and are particularly vulnerable to covert nineteen outbreaks
Politics and Public Policy Today
Coronavirus Outbreak at Washington D.C. Nursing Home Spirals Out of Control as 42 Die
"One Virginia nursing home is getting hit hard with corona virus forty two residents at a facility near Richmond have died from Kobe nineteen one of the worst clusters of the new coronavirus in the U. S. at least a hundred and twenty seven elderly people out of that facility of a hundred sixty three of the Canterbury rehab and healthcare center have tested positive for the corona virus in recent weeks
WTOP 24 Hour News
Nursing home deaths soar in alarming surge
"More than thirty six hundred deaths have been linked to corona virus outbreaks in nursing homes and long term care facilities nationwide with an alarming rise in just the past two weeks the Canterbury rehabilitation and healthcare center in suburban Richmond is one of the hardest hit in the country with at least thirty nine deaths so
WTOP 24 Hour News
Coronavirus updates: World hits 100,000 deaths; US has 'not reached the peak,'
"The worldwide death toll has hit one hundred thousand according to Johns Hopkins University here in the states the death toll now top sixteen thousand since the start of the outbreak four hundred sixty six thousand people have tested positive the DMV counts more than thirteen thousand positive coronavirus cases with three hundred thirty deaths and breaking news in Virginia this afternoon governor Ralph Northam is forming a new nursing home task force after covert killed thirty nine people at the Canterbury rehabilitation and healthcare center in Henrico county big news from Maryland to governor Larry Hogan ordered a state budget freeze because of the grim financial projections stemming from the