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Northwest Newsradio
"castle rock colorado" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
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KOA 850 AM
"castle rock colorado" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
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KOA 850 AM
"castle rock colorado" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
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KOA 850 AM
"castle rock colorado" Discussed on KOA 850 AM
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Denver Real Estate Investing Podcast
"castle rock colorado" Discussed on Denver Real Estate Investing Podcast
"A property for a year and a lotta times out and convert to rental property now. I analyzed properties as a house aker. I'm looking at that assuming they've already moved out. I'm not gonna go into data about while they're living. There might have a roommate or truman's with roommates. That's not necessarily. That's not a long term investing. That's just reducing their living expenses at that moment and allows him to save for next property. So i will go through both of those and for most house. Hackers putting zero to five percent down. Va loan zero percent. Fha three and a half or conventional and five percent. So let's start with the tach single family residences. So i always like to clarify tach means. There's no attach wall says condo multi unit and not a town. Home is a house that does not touch. It's neighbor's homes. So if you think of all the house suburbs those are detached homes and these generally have the lowest cap rates a lot of times like you know like a low four. Hi four percent right now and that's assuming with a traditional rental lease now. There's two caveats here. We can get the cap rates up. One is by utilizing the room by room rental strategy. And that's where let's say. Buy a house most people now to one tenant so you know one family moving in there or you can run out to multiple people. We're not room one room to room through him for five and so on so our house akers do that mother living there and once they move out very few investors though do because. Here's why it's a lot more management work. We have not been able to find any good property. Managers actually managed room by room rentals. If you are wondering no one please call me. We'll become really. We'll become friends really fast this way because we live investors interested in this. The other thing is depending on what part of town. You're in a lot of the policies do not they have certain rules for how many unrelated people can together and so every town is different. And i'll go through a couple quick charts here because this is Something actually jeff white semi while ago from denver. Some denver commission or some denver. Study so right now. Denver in inglewood are at two unrelated adults living together so really harder at room by room that strategy. If you wanna stay within the rules some people do some people. Don't that's entirely up to you to understand the risks award ratio. Now people allow three boulder. Commerce city for collins littleton we ridge four aurora brain golden northglenn thornton west minister five or castle rock colorado springs languid longmont.
Car Talk
"castle rock colorado" Discussed on Car Talk
"We've never had that yet. But i would disconnect all that stuff disconnect the propane heater and try to drive the thing without that in the circuit. Okay because the only way my brother is right is if if the problem completely goes away and if it doesn't completely go away i think it would be the coil. Can i check the class. You need an own meter. I got ask got him on on the other side of volt meter. Look up the spec you have. You must have the book on this car now right. Yeah yeah you gotta start with a simple diagnostic steps. But i would test disconnect this stuff then test the coil then test the fuel pressure and then call us back in the morning. Take two aspirin. Good luck to you helen. Okay hope you make it to arizona and if you don't call us next week okay we'll be ruby right here we'll be here and probably be there later folks or do you mind if i read some mail now Do you have to do read it. See a out all right show. This is paul fending illinois where he's from. Da brothers mariachi at the risk of sounding just like any of your relatives. I must tell you how disappointed i am. Would you both all up on bulletin us. I think it's gonna get the though pro. Specific instance which i refer was your recent conversation with becca dad toll for bill remember. That becker called us one week and told us that her father insisted that you fill out a little book. And we accuse him of being anal retentive retentive and then he called the following week. He defended himself headed himself. We accused him again. Of being a retentive. This was truly a lost opportunity to strike a meaningful blow against anal retentive this and adl retain knees everywhere instead you let that cheesy weenie auto. No real criticism of his terrible and injurious personal defect would responded will vigorously. If this guy had mentioned that he was an engineer for chrysler the question that must be asked is what has happened to reduce your usually stinging repartee to the levels. Of whose car is it toll for. The answer has to be that. It is undoubtedly tom's fault. I have noticed recently. A california lilt in tom's attitude really. I have no doubt whatsoever that tom spent less time in psychic communion with opium ex-pm toshihisa. It's not opium. Xp does it's only on us be other does right right. This is probably some ancient. Tofu warrior the level of critical. Thought and dialogue on your show would increase exponentially. If tom really requires some type of psychic connection to function he should send this. Xp doshi guy. Back to the cemetery in san francisco where he was buried and spend some time trying to channel up to general. George patton ooh. I am firmly convinced that after a few sessions with the general told now there was a well adjusted guy. I'm firmly convinced that after a few sessions with the general tall will be able to slap around any anal retentive goofball caller or battle fatigue soldier with the best of sincerely ause forfeiting castle rock colorado. Wow so don't be such a whissy. I'm going to have. It is true. I have been in the psychic rome lately. Yes it's the medication i guess. If you are in that in that other world you don't you're not as vitriolic were. Maybe yes you notice. I haven't ranted and raved. The medicines been working dougie. What are you guys. Slipping into my shock. Anyway if you'd like to talk to us our number is eight eight eight car talk. That's one eight eight eight two two seven eight two five five a lawyer on car talk. Yeah this is richard I live near talent oregon which is near ashland high richard talent. You live near it so that means you live out in the boondocks for about three miles. Can you see anybody else's house afraid so you can. Oh you don't like so. What's what's cooking richard. I'm planning at grand road trip in my sixty four dark convertible. I knew you were gonna laugh. Really what color is it. It's white white. Anyway drive from here down to sacramento and take highway fifty at least as far east of cincinnati and then back to chicago and take route sixty six to santa monica. There's offered to Follow along with a pickup low to spare parts. And i know there's a dodge dart expert here. I just wondered if you could advise me as to what spare parts y'all kerry maybe to just saying engine and transmission as you know. This is an extraordinarily reliable vehicle in it has the advantage of having only eleven moving parts unlike modern cars. Yeah i mean more includes the roof. Yeah just for the convert. Twelve moving parts. I mean modern cars while they have many conveniences and safety features are very very complex. But your car is really simple. I mean if the engine goes that's the end of your trip you know you drive the car in a ravine and you're you're finished trip with your brother in law and the pickup truck. But that's not likely to happen if you if you maintain a reasonable speed you guys are gonna have walkie talkies or something. Oh probably yeah. I think that would be fun because you need to keep each other awake. But don't use them without thinking about it because they know they know better than cell phones when it comes to driving no but when you feel something's going wrong you can ask him if any parts falling off. Yeah and stop and pick them up and you'll meet him at the next coffee stop. I can decide whether to put him back. I'll just throw them in the trunk. But i think you could change easily. I would bring a fuel pump a set of points in the condenser coil. You know An alternator nozzle bring those along the belts and hoses You know in the of course. It is not an engine and transmission. Let's just say another sixty four. Yeah hey richard. This is going to be a great trip. No and if you take too much stuff along they won't be any element of surprise. You have in order to be able to tell the story with authenticity. You have to be able to tell people after you survive the trip how you managed at a roadside barbecue grill to forge a crankshaft out of an alternate in the ashtray. Well richard we hope you have the time of your life acting to my wife's not going go very far. That's why we know you're going to have to.
Short Wave
Why Shame Is A Bad Public Health Tool Especially In A Pandemic
"Believe me I get it. I'm frustrated and angry to. After all, it's been four months of this. We know the right things to do. And when you see someone wearing a mask or groups of people hanging out close together, it's easy to get mad, even if in all fairness. Once or twice. Open defiance at this Castle Rock Colorado restaurant large crowds, no social distancing, and there's some news coverage right now. That caters to this anger. You know what I'm talking about. Many Americans are out and about on this memorial day visiting newly reopened businesses seems from the unofficial kickoff to the summer showing many Americans not practicing social distancing measure. I'm telling you to wear a mask where a damn ask, but this Kinda thing anger public shaming the urge to yell at people who aren't doing the right things. That can be precisely the opposite of productive. Yeah, as the researcher I've been. Watching all this unfold through that Lens Julia Marcus is an epidemiologist and professor at the Harvard. Medical School, she said he's HIV prevention. And for scientists Julia, who work in HIV or sexual health or even substance abuse? They know that shame can be a huge barrier when it comes to public health, and in these first few months of the Cova pandemic I was watching this same pattern happen where you know, these kind of absolutist public health messages and moralistic undertones were potentially contributing to what became rampant shaming of people who were flouting public health guidelines or doing things that people felt. Felt were high risk, and when we shame people for their risky behavior in a way that distracts us from where risk is really happening, which is typically much less visible like in prisons and nursing homes and food, processing plants, and those don't inspire the same moral outrage. I think for two reasons one. They're not right in front of our faces, but also to we don't think of those as people having fun and a pandemic which I think people really upset. Matt rage, Julia says might feel good to act on in the moment, but it's not gonNA solve our biggest problems right now. I find that taking that rage home, and really screaming alone has been very helpful for me to. Do that as well or you know my rage these days first of all I would say that knows no bounds, but also. To be honest. My regions more directed at institutional failures than individual ones. To episode Julia Marcus on the role. Shame plays in public health crises. We talk masks. School reopenings in the long road ahead. I'm Maddie's defy, and this is shortwave daily science podcast from NPR. Julia Marcus has written a bunch of great pieces for the Atlantic about why. Shame is not helpful right now and how we can do things better. She's looked this when it comes to mask wearing social distancing and how we open college campuses, we talked about all those things, but the first thing to say here is that there is a fine line between public shaming and some positive forms of peer pressure. I, yeah I WANNA make a distinction here between social norms and shaming I. think social norms are very powerful and. That can be one of the best ways I think to change. Health behavior is like well. Everybody else is doing it so I'm going to do it because it's more like i. want to feel good when I go in the grocery store and I'm not gonNA. Feel great if I'm the only one not wearing a mask, so, but there's a difference between making people feel bad about their risky behavior and making people feel good about engaging and protective behaviors as a way of like becoming part of What the new social norm is Marie right? Right Okay Julius. You've written a bunch of great pieces for the Atlantic. Let's talk about your most recent one I. It's you know how to not open colleges this fall. You started out by describing an email that went out to students at Tulane University earlier this month July seventh. What what happened there? Yeah I mean I I I don't WanNa. Pick on two lane here. Becher, that was it just an example of some of the communications that were starting to see toward students who are on campus this summer and have been having some parties. And there was an email that we're not to students that really condemned stat behavior as disrespectful, indefensible, dangerous selfish, and made it very clear in bold all caps that hosting parties of more than fifteen people would result in suspension or expulsion from the university and that if students wanted the school to remain open, they needed to be personally responsible. I'm in their behavior and When a university says, we will hold you accountable for having a party, and actually there will be dire swift punishment when inevitably there is an outbreak at a party. Students are going to be terrified to disclose that they were there. And students have now said this at the University of Connecticut were interviewed and surveyed about what kind of thing is going to work for them what their concerns are about the fall. And they universally said we. We are early close to universally said we're really afraid of how infection and risky behavior are going to be stigmatized such that we outbreaks will not be able to be controlled, so there needs to be appropriate consequences for putting your community at risk, and I would never say otherwise but that needs to be balanced against the need for public health efforts to be separate from discipline. And we've already seen contact tracing start to break down outside of campuses, because people are afraid to talk about having been at event that that they know is something they should not have been doing yeah. So. You know kind of following that thread. The part of this pandemic that's been hardest for a lot of people is is social distancing in in several of your pieces you wrote about how a lot of the advice especially in the beginning was almost like an abstinence based approach like stay home. See Nobody which absolutely made sense kind of at the. The beginning, but tell me about why. That approach doesn't necessarily make sense for the long-term well asking people to abstain from all social contact indefinitely or until we've scaled up. An effective vaccine is just not going to be a sustainable public health strategy, and I think now our messaging has evolved a bit especially as there's been an accumulation of evidence around. The risk is highest like what's settings or higher risk, in which ones are lower risk, but I think we continue to still have a tendency toward absolutist messaging and I think that our goal should be to two inch. People tour to a place where they are living their lives in a way that addresses all aspects of their health, while trying to keep tr- risk of transmission low, and so one way that that could play out is encouraging outdoor activities, especially in spacious areas, opening up more outdoor space for people, and there's been a tendency to close beaches and close parks where people gather, but. But I actually think doing the opposite on could could be helpful, but the essential point is. We can't stay in our homes forever and many people couldn't stay in their homes for the last few months because they were working sure, but it's clear from other areas of public health that asking people to abstain from something that they fundamentally need or strongly desire is not an effective public health strategies, so we have to find ways of making our messaging more nuanced, that allows people to get what they need to be able to live sustainably while keeping the risk of transmission low until you there. There are examples of nuanced messaging from others accessible public health campaigns. Right I. Mean You work on HIV? Can you give me an example of that? Yeah, so we you know we don't tell people don't have sex. Because that's the best way to not get HIV, we may save the safest thing you can do to avoid HIV transmission is not have sex, but we understand that many people are going to have sex, and that it's a you know a part of a healthy life, and so here are some safer ways to have sex, both in terms of certain sexual acts in in terms. Terms of protection different ways you can protect yourself and you know becomes a more nuanced message, but it's much more sustainable for people and realistic and the long term, and it also acknowledges people's basic human needs right, and there's also this idea that talking about ways to reduce risk encourages people to take those risks, even though from a public health standpoint. We know that isn't true. So I'm wondering Julia like. Why do people hold onto this concern? Like what is this really about yeah I, mean this is definitely not new. It comes up a lot. I think especially around drug, use and sex. And I think the reason it especially comes up in those settings is that those are behaviors that we have a lot of moral judgments about particularly in this country, and there's this kind of moral outrage that happens when we think about people engaging in risky, which is often pleasurable, behavior, sex, drug use, and these days going to the beach like. it's kind of playing out in this new way now with social contact and partying and people having a good time in a pandemic, which it's actually a public health win when we find ways to support people in enjoying their lives, and and getting their basic social or sexual needs, met while remaining a safest possible, and you've made the point that we've. We've already seen this play out with the corona virus, public health officials, hesitating to give people detailed ways to protect themselves instead of avoiding risk altogether, I mean I remember. We reported early on in this pandemic when Dr Burks of the White House Coronavirus Task Force said. We don't want people to get this artificial sense of protection because they're behind a mask. This lack of consistent messaging is one of the reason that a lot of people still aren't convinced that masks are helpful, so you know. Julia, how do public health officials effectively reach? Those people yeah I mean I. Think in general we always see some resistance to any new public health intervention, condoms, and you know pre exposure prophylaxis for each V. I mean every intervention that comes out. There's resistance. There's challenges with implementation. There are moral concerns you know. This is all kind of par for the course, but I think what's new here and a bit different is not necessarily just the polarization which we do, see an Ciaran things like vaccines, but the politicization. Politicization I don't think there has been I can't think of an example where a sitting president has flouted public health recommendations and I think that that has created kind of a politicized around masks. That wouldn't have necessarily been there and so how do we overcome that? And how do we reach people I think again it comes back to hearing people's concerns, acknowledging them, and then working to overcome those barriers in our messaging and I. Think there are some good examples of that there have been a couple of great mask campaigns that have come out of California acknowledging that people dislike wearing them and acknowledging the reasons why people dislike wearing them. And I would guess that they are more effective in reaching certain populations than campaigns that that are more focused on this. Just wear ask. It's really easy kind of messaging. Yeah and don't you care about your community and don't you want to not kill people and That kind of messaging is like early days of AIDS. Messaging around condoms that I think was not as successful as the messaging that really focused on what the barriers were, and how people could overcome them. Yeah, yeah, with all this stuff that we've been talking about colleges masks. You know keeping safe distance. It's pretty tough because the stakes feel so high like this is really a nasty virus, and when we see people, you know not doing the right things, the instinct there to shame them to get mad for a lot of us at first instinct and I. I guess it's just that we need to take some patients to push past them. Yeah, I mean I, think it's really. Valid to feel angry about what's happening right now, and for people who are not necessarily taking care of themselves or their community and putting other people at risk. It's very frustrating to see, but I think especially for public health professionals. It's on us to do the work to avoid the shaming and the anger and the moralizing in our messaging. Because we've learned that that doesn't work in other areas of health and really try to take the time to craft messaging. That is going to be more effective. Julia Marcus. Checkout episode notes for a link where you can find her writing to the Atlantic. Can say the Atlantic is crushing it these days, but the magazine, not the ocean. I mean
This Morning with Gordon Deal
Colorado restaurant draws crowds after reopening in defiance of state order
"In castle rock Colorado a restaurant open for mother's day Sunday to find local orders and their pictures and video showing it was packed full tables long lines people close together not many masks inside Colorado's governor put out a statement the restaurant is breaking the law and endangering
Weekend Edition Saturday
'Every Single Thing That Anyone Buys Was Delivered On A Truck'
"That phrase essential worker has taken on a clear definition the last few weeks nurses doctors grocery store clerks delivery drivers and truckers including Dakota Roach every single thing that anyone buys was delivered on a truck to code a Roach lives in Castle Rock Colorado but he's been on the road for the last two months we caught up with them as they rolled out of Sullivan Illinois you buy a car it was delivered on a truck you buy toilet paper hand sanitizer which is huge right now that's delivered on a semi truck so a lot of the the country is gonna see truck drivers are doing their job and whatnot but heads being on the road you know trucks are trying to get in your way the code a Roach says the pandemic is kept him busy but it's also made it hard to find a good meal on the road truck stops no longer offer relief they have closed restaurants for the most part and we really only have access to gas station food or fast food if that's quite yes this include is there you know like little to ketones horror like little rollers it's just it's very minuscule there's not there's not a lot to choose from it's greasy X. you know you don't know what's in it to be honest with you it's just it is what it is you see it looks like it's the same you go for it before all the corona virus that you were able to go in the Oxford table you sit down not be combined so this eight by a truck and enjoy other people enjoyed the interaction that you get to have you know being waited on either I mean that was awesome and stretch your legs out and with real silverware not eat out of a plastic bowl or stuff like that it's just something that I really miss I'm going home for the first time and I go home to my mom and my mom's sixty three years old and has asthma and a lot of health issues I want to be as cautious as I can going home to her it's scary when the corona virus stuff especially in an industry like this where we have the shower and do our laundry and all that kind of stuff in the strikes out I would say anywhere from a hundred and fifty two over a thousand people and they're going to their jobs I will say the drug stocks have done a really good job of you know posting stuff when we walk in the door it's about this is we do expect the next to make sure that you're safe from the virus but it's still a little unnerving because they've been in the restroom when these people come in at truck stops and actually do the clean and it doesn't look a lot different a lot of the times when they leave then when I walked in there and they weren't in there in school they tell us a lot of the time people don't care about truck drivers and when you get out on the open road and you're driving a truck you see that people don't really care or understand what it is that we do and how hard it is but the other day I was driving on the highway I was in Virginia and the older couple that was behind me drove up next to me and the lady that was in the passenger seat was looking out the window and put our hands in the little train position and mouthed thank you to me and waved with a big old smile on her face and it just it made me feel really good to know that there's people out there that do understand and it adds another element to something that I love to do that makes it that much more lovable for me so I'm gonna continue to do my job and do it to the best of
Gary and Larry
Panthers' Christian McCaffrey helps save man's life in hiking accident
"And bring the car as the parking's on me but remember our hills you might want to leave the bike at home on this one gary and larry continue andrei yet vr six eight on these boards legal or illegal baru lumbering christian mccaffrey all america's stanford couple years at a pretty good rookie season with with carolina budding as disappointing to be honestly but eighty passes he did some good receiver but you know you're talking about a guy that what what was he would you say he was the eu's top 10 pick eighth pick overall he was not much between the tackles and this was the debate i had with with the great todd who sack who i thinks as good a football analyst as there is but my claim was that mccaffrey is not an every down between the tackles running back he's a complimentary peace and todd argue the other way in a looks like at least one year in house that has has this for what what's what's he had right he's wrong he says somebody's life and all you care about is running between the tackles that's all i care about go ahead hey anyway so mccaffrey's hiking with the two brothers uh two of his brothers and two other people in castle rock colorado that's where the mccaffrey's make their home is dead was a an outstanding receiver for the broncos anyway they see this seventy two year old guy got a good name to dan smoker he seventy two fell about twenty feet onto a rock while heike with his grandson mccaffrey immediately called 911 then uh with his group rushed to help him uh and home i gather injuries were terrible a broken femur a broken pelvis a broken neck uh fractured ribs in bleeding on the brain thank god and smokers son a credits mccaffrey's group with saving his father's life so there you go when he would mccaffrey was there this two brothers dylan and macs max is a nine or right now he's on the niners roster really yeah he's a he's wide receiver i believe well emag the former duke blue devil himself man that's at all wait ago made me you know the.