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Mike Gallagher Podcast
"carolina usa" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"My pillow dot com promo code my G. This is your source for breaking news and what to make of it all. This is the Mike Gallagher show. It's fine to go out and protest with BLM, but does not mean it's okay for you to protest against lockdowns or other things. Clearly, it's absurd that you would take that position from a scientific perspective. I hope that after today's city council meeting, you will pack your suitcase and get the hell out of my city. I know you love heat. I do. I love him. Is it accurate? It varies. There are bits of it that are actually quite accurate. I mean, every time you listen to her, she sounds like a woman at a bar on her fourth skinny margarita. Now, from the relief factor dot com studios. Here's Mike Gallagher. Why oh boy, March Madness is here, and that takes on a whole new mean, doesn't it these days? I got my South Carolina USA flag pin on today. If you're watching the show on the Salem news channel in honor of the palmetto state Furman University with a huge upset win over Virginia, Howard didn't have a very good first round performance. But vice president cackles was there and something happened yesterday that's pretty remarkable. I know Kamala Harris has been making news. She was on with Stephen Colbert and she was unable to define what her responsibilities are as vice president of the United States. Which was not really a surprise to anybody who follows Kamala Harris. We ain't exactly talking about the brightest bulb in the box. And they're trying to kind of keep her under, you know, under wraps. Don't do too much, but she went on Stephen Colbert because, of course, she went on Stephen Colbert. And the two of them were yucking it up, he asked her, well, what do you do as vice president? She says, I worked for the greatest president in the history of the country. Joe Biden, it's an honor to serve and I reserve it. And he's looking at her and he said, well, yeah, but what do you do? She never really did get around to an answer. She could have said that she went into a team's locker room after they got thumped in the first round of the NCAA basketball tournament. Ben Shapiro had the perfect take on Twitter. I'm going to play this clip for you. I apologize in advance for all the cringing you're going to have to be doing. Because this is cringey. This is so embarrassing. I'm embarrassed for her. I'm embarrassed for the vice president. As Ben Shapiro put it, imagine losing in the first round of the NCAA's by 28 points and then this dud of a human Kamala Harris wanders in and starts lecturing you like she's Gene Hackman in hoosiers. He played hard. He played to the very last second. You made all of spices so so good. You hustle down there. You are smart. You are disciplined. You put everything you had to the game. And you know, that's what it's about, right? Until the last minute, you guys did that. You have to stop until the last second you did not stop. And that is so inspiring. So you keep playing with chin up and shoulders back. 'cause you showed the world. Who bison are? Right? I mean, literally what you have done is in historic proportion. Yeah, I was at Howard back in the day where we were just happy that there was a game. Much less getting to this place. Right? And I see bison literally all over the world. And we've been talking about you this team. This team, you all, this team, this year, this team. You make us so proud. So I know you may not be feeling great right now. Okay? But know who you are. You are excellent. You are hard work. You are powerful, and you are winners. All right? So please know that. Is that nasty later? And if you guys ever want to come and do a White House tourist coach. There you are. So we should plan if you guys want at some point, right? When it's like when you feel like playing looking at right after doing whatever. Just come in with your White House tour, okay? All right, I'm so proud of you guys. All right, see you later..

a16z
"carolina usa" Discussed on a16z
"With a couple of quick intros, why don't you each give your name, the company you work for? And of course, where you're calling in from because we are recording this remotely. So Darren, why don't we start with you? Yeah, thanks. I'm Darren Murphy. I'm the head of remote at GitLab calling in from North Carolina, USA. Wonderful. Alex, let's pivot to you. Yeah, and thank you for having me. I'm the CEO and cofounder of dill and I'm calling you from Paris. Amazing and Sandra, let's as they say popcorn to you. Great to be here, staff. My name is Sandra. I'm the cofounder and CEO of safety wing, and I'm calling in from San Francisco.

A Way with Words: language, linguistics, and callers from all over
"carolina usa" Discussed on A Way with Words: language, linguistics, and callers from all over
"Bye-bye show is as much about family history and shared culture across this continent and around the world is about language. Talk to us about where culture meets language in your house or in your life. Eight seven seven nine hundred nine nine six seven three e mail words at wayward radio dot org or tell us about it on twitter at w. a. y. w. r. d. low. You have a way with words. Hi my name is carl and i'm calling from vancouver british columbia like are welcome to the show. I was hoping you could tell me a bit about a particular use of the term Meets i was wondering if it's common or if there's any history to using this term this word to refer to food that isn't animal flash and would never be mistaken for it meet him eating eighteen meat that's it. Yes exactly like You know chicken or beef or that sort of thing. Basically what happened was i was on the internet and i came across this discussion thread where people were talking about little tricks. They used to make their lives easier. They call them life hacks. And i said if you're boiling an egg you can put some baking soda in the water. Which stops the shell from sticking to the meat and This other person. I don't know if they looked at me. Like i had to have the internet but They did seem very surprised. They seemed very surprised to see someone used the term meet in reference to an egg. So i was just wondering if that's an unusual way to put it my heaven see. We're talking about separating the shell from the inner part the edible part of the egg and edible part of the egg as meet exactly yeah. They were surprised. I think they got what i meant. It was just They were surprised. And you know. I wouldn't just talk about an egg like this pretty much. Anything where you need to separate Like an inedible outer shell from something. Edible like An egg or an orange or like a not. maybe sure sure Gosh i wonder if the people who had a problem with that. Have access to dictionaries if you look at Miriam webster In the first definition defines me as something eaten by man or beast for nourishment food but then the second part of that definition is the edible part of a nut fruit or egg. Oh really yes. Yes and you'll find that a similar definition in the oxford english dictionary. i mean meet. The word itself has a really interesting history because it generally referred to food or nourishment in middle english. What's really cool is that it became more and more specific over time to refer usually to animal flesh but In middle english you could call vegetables green meat and dairy products white meat. That's how generic that term was. And i guess generally i mean in general usage. When you're about you know. I'm gonna fry up some eggs. You don't say. I'm gonna fry up some egg meat or would you. Would you like some poached meat. But you were perfectly correct to describe the inner part of the Egg as meat okay. Do you know if people use the term this way in languages other than english. Because i i was talking to my brother about this. He lives in japan and he said that in japanese the symbol for meat is found all the time on like Packages of food and stuff. Like that plums. I think was the example eased. I don't. I don't know of any others do you grant It's possible it's hard when you have the cross translation. Their symbol for meat means exactly the same as our word for me To know without being fully conversant in both languages right. Yeah i imagine so. I'll maybe get them to send you a field report. That would be great and you can tell your your correspondence that you were perfectly within your rights to use that word. Yeah well that's Encouraging thank you. Thank you carl my now. Thanks bye. well if there's a question that's bugging you we'd love to hear about it. Call us eight seven seven nine two nine nine six seven three. Hello you have a way with words. High money moneyless. Robin and i am calling from yuma arizona. Hi welcome to the show. Hey robyn thank you so much for having me. So i'm calling because there's this term It's called it's philemon. Well the way you say spitting limb but it's fifty eleven and so the way that you use. It is to describe in a new model perceived innumerable number or something. That is a lot or something that you just don't know how much so how many generally being in the journal thinking limb You know. I like i tell my kids. I told you eleven time to clean your room. So that's what is now. I'm from virginia. And i thought it was like the southern virginia north carolina thing and then i heard other people say it but then i also heard someone from like chicago and cleveland. Say it and And i and. I thought that it was like a black southern thing but then i heard someone from chicago and cleveland say it and i was like wait. It's a little bit more widespread. And i just kind of chucked it up to the great migration like maybe they just heard it. You know grandma say it. And so i'm noticing that it's like catching up a little bit. More steam and more people are saying it like younger. Kids are saying it. So i just wanna know like what did it come from Voi- what i grew up was hearing a different version. My aunt mazo from north carolina. Usa to say i told you martha and forty seven times to get your britches on..

Rock N Roll Archaeology
"carolina usa" Discussed on Rock N Roll Archaeology
"Dude. It's john phillips of the mamas and the papua's our. Wow now i. I hope you got the boom music. I'm sorry i i'm sorry. I hope this is i was. I'm not a big fan of theirs. I didn't like that. Bit of the sixties in the seventies. They were too. Mr phillips to be phillips. Even said johnny phillips. And i know you're right. It's john phillips of the mamas in the papas. They're a little bit more focused than sorry. Michelle then i would typically go myself but no there's some good music in here man telling you some good stuff mama cass. Yes cass elliot. She makes an appearance more. Scooby doo references right there. I mean how can you not like that. Wasn't that wasn't the mom. And pop mama cass. I mean i'm just saying don't she breaks off. Don't don't even start with the school who've references. I will go around you day by day hour by hour. Oh man it's not day by day but another tv show in that era comes up to siwa. Anyway let's get into it. August thirtieth nineteen thirty five born john edmund andrew phillips in paris island south carolina. Usa paris island. Isn't that where the navy seals like train. Whoa whoa don't get ahead of us. Set some the next card. Oh he's born to parents Claude andrew phillips his dad and edna gertrude gains was her maiden name but adra. Edna gertrude phillips. His mom born into a middle-class family just outside of albany new york para silence south carolina. That seems weird. He must have been in new york when he was born. Paris island south carolina's population is four. Thousand eight hundred forty. One people at the two thousand senses october eleven. Two thousand and two. The area was annexed by the town of port royal. It is perhaps best known for its. Us marine corps training facility marine corps recruit depot parris island. There are six you did. Where sixteen thousand marines. Also nail it by passing through boot camp there every year. Yeah i think that's where you see the the navy seals when you see them on. Tv and their training and they're all out in the in the surf and the night time in the moon's out and it's cold and they're all locked carrying telephone poles..

PhotoBiz Xposed
"carolina usa" Discussed on PhotoBiz Xposed
"Guest is host of the podcast. This can't be that hard and owner of the photography. Business mega pixie photography in north carolina. Usa her photography looks to be shot mostly in a documentary style featuring movement real moments in addition to structured and directed images and. It's easy to see why parents would fall in love with her work. The podcast like photo. Physics focuses on the business side of photography. But i i heard about these guests. From photos x. premium member an photography kendra shank who had been battling to become the business operata. She'd been told that she needs to be for success. Which meant in-person sil- sessions which she ridley admits she just wasn't good at and doesn't enjoy so candra heard episode of this copy. That hard and everything changed for her. She restructured had business to online ceiling. And says this one decision makes me so happy. So following that email exchange with kendra. I contacted the talented woman who made such a difference in her life on a mate tonkin and are rat to have her with us now on a me. Welcome itself lovely to be here. Thanks under it's my pleasure. Love speaking someone that's had such a positive influence on someone else's life. What did you tell her in. Podcast what did you say the kendra that changed her life. Well i would love to know exactly what episode it was but if she found me specifically because she was looking for an alternative to person sales that could be as lucrative. Chances are she caught me at some point talking about the system that i started in my own business and that i now teach which is called the simple sales system and it is basically can give you a little bit back story. If you're open to hearing much she'll go for back in two thousand seventeen my business. I had been in business for about seven and a half years. Things were chugging along very well. I started in twenty ten when it seemed like. I'm a family photographer. And at that. Point the general message out there was if you're interested in making real sustainable money as a portrait photographer. You need to be doing in person sales so i learned how to do in person sales. And that's what. I did for seven and a half years and that worked really well but in two thousand seventeen my marriage was falling apart and my ex husband and i separated and all of a sudden what had felt like a pretty lucrative business all of a sudden i realized that wasn't going to be enough and it wasn't because my average per client income wasn't good with in-person sales and i know i hate throwing numbers out there because i feel like everybody's business different everybody's needs or different all that sort of stuff but i had over a two thousand dollar per client average which in my area is on the high end of good so it felt like. Oh i've got this really successful business. But when i sat down and ran the numbers that i needed for you know paying the full mortgage on my own. I have two boys who are now. Fifteen and eleven. Who eat as much as everybody tells you. They're going to eat and trying to save for being able to retire at some point and all of those different things. now that that was all on my plate squarely. I didn't have enough hours in the week to be doing my work the way that i was doing it. So you know these in-person sale sessions. It's not just the session. It's so much like ahead of time and afterward an so much extra like one on one time with the client and you can't skill added all so if i had had enough time in my calendar to add thirty more clients year it would have been fine but i didn't and so i was trying to figure out what i was going to do. And that was how i developed this system which is basically taking the sales psychology and some of the tenants that make in-person sales so lucrative and so effective and kind of reverse engineering them to make them work in an automated online fashion. So i started doing that in two thousand seventeen Pick time which is my gallery software that i use. They started noticing my sales averages in the online gallery and they reached out to me and they were like so. He's seem abnormal. Can we talk about what it is you're doing and so we started talking. They started talking about the idea of making it even more automated so they've since built an app that helps other photographers do it. And that really prompted me to start thinking about like This really would help a lot of people but it's not the sort of thing that you can just. It requires some explanation because it does you know there are several steps to it. So yeah i started doing more education. I've been running a photography conference for five years anyway. So i had already been doing some educating and i just kind of stepped up and game and that realm and that was a long answer to a short question so at that time. Were you looking to free up time to have more time to do things with the kids and look after the house and all the rest of it or was it to create more time to do more shoots like what was the mindset of dropping the ip s so to be perfectly honest at that point being out. We've all had different life experiences. But i'm sure all of us have been in a situation where even if we do a lot of work to manage our money mindset and all that sort of stuff we do get backed into corners where we get into scarcity mentality right and i feel like for me. That situation was that like. I just felt like i was back into a bit of a corner. I didn't really wanna quit this business. That i spent seven plus years building and go back to what i was doing beforehand but so many people were asking me like so. I guess you're just going to go back to your job. And and there were days. When i felt like i was going to be the case so when i first developed it it really wasn't a free up my time. It was literally just so that. I could take on more work so that i could make ends meet and stay in business. The very surprising delightful outcome was that it freed up so much more time than i even anticipated that it was going to that all of a sudden i had time in my business to start exploring other things. Which was you know. It was kind of like when pick time approached me if i had been spinning my wheels the way that i had been. I never would have been able to work with them. That was pretty time intensive projects. You know that we worked on together. But because i had now a lot of free time in my business i was able to say yes to that i was able to start thinking about like. Oh maybe i could make a course and now you know i do. I get to spend a lot more time with my kids which has been a really amazing turn of events as they have you know. They're at an age now where they're doing lots of sports in recitals and all that sort of stuff so they keep me busy noise so good in regarding numbers numbers two thousand dollars average that he's fantastic in anyone's eyes and we love numbers. Don't hold back to be with numbers. One of the things. I the lisa is already thinking. I he's automated. She's photography visas also educating photographers. She's running conferences. You know they sometimes think off speaking to my members thing is this just another guest. Who is more about educating photographer. Rather than working the business now you still have a photography business don't you ideal and i have never slowed down my photography business in all this time. I haven't increased. This is of my photography business. I am still working with about eighty clients a year. But i still take new clients all the time. I have a portrait membership. That i run. You know i still have my busy fall season and all that sort of stuff. It really has been just a matter of the fact that i've scaled to the extent that i can scale in a business that still requires a fair amount of one on one. I have an editor. So i don't edit my own photos but i do call them and i have a bookkeeper slash accountant but other than that. My portrait business is all me and it's just you know between simple sales and my crm. Which i do call my very lopate assistant. That is how able to manage the business..

Podcast RadioViajera
"carolina usa" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Metal Mantra Podcast
"carolina usa" Discussed on Metal Mantra Podcast
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Talking To Change - A Motivational Interviewing podcast
"carolina usa" Discussed on Talking To Change - A Motivational Interviewing podcast
"Motivational interviewing podcast. My name is sebastian. Kaplan and i am based in winston salem north carolina. usa and as always joined by my good friend. Glenn heintz dairy northern ireland's hello there glenn close postings Pretty good pretty good. We're a bit kind of sunny and warm here in the winter survived an ice storm a couple of days ago. So we're hanging in there. How about you all that. We're good a good looking forward to the spring break night. The days are getting longer the lights change and so on the we're still in cova time so But what's fantastic is the the The vaccinations are rolling out. Really quickly here. Northern ireland. On i received my first one yesterday. And it's just it's almost like they're lederle injecting hope and to the environment that Just a possibility that this could be the thing that changes at all for all of us and that you know couple of just a extended to lock in for another month here. Nordland and messages. Look let's push this little bit further so that we don't ever get back till october and situation and there is a weariness daphne's a wariness to A lot of people are thinking and behaving and just feeling. And i think it's a good thing that we're getting onto spring neckers that will be of support tier emotional psychological health as well. So i love your has always nice image. They're injecting hope as through the vaccine but Yeah a of a real roll up here in the us Lots of things iraqi here in the us split a anyway. We won't get into that But yeah so. Why don't you orient our audience to social media platforms in ways. That people can contact us of course as always on twitter. We are at at change talking on instagram. It's talking to change podcast on facebook. It's talking to change on for questions. Feedback is for future episodes. Our email address is podcast. Atlanta hangs dot com excellent and of course rates and reviews are welcome and we..