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"AP sports I'm David Shuster, one game in both the NBA and NHL playoffs Sunday and they were completely different from a competitive standpoint. We start in the NBA with geth and kuba filling us in on Miami and Boston. The Miami Heat cruise to a three O series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals after blowing out the Boston Celtics one 28 one O two at home in game three. Gabe Vincent pace the heat with a playoff career high 29 points on 11 of 14 shooting. Caleb Martin added 18 points, Jimmy Butler scored 16 and bam adebayo 13. Boston stars Jayson Tatum and jaylen Brown were held to 14 and 12 points respectively on a combined 12 of 35 shooting. Miami can clinch its second NBA Finals birth in four seasons with a win in game four Tuesday. And now over to hockey with Mark Myers reporting on Las Vegas and Dallas. Chandler Stephenson scored early in overtime to give the golden knights a three to two win over the stars and a two O series lead the knights were able to tie the score in the final minute of regulation on a goal by Jonathan Marshall, Aiden hill made 26 saves in the Vegas nets, Jake Avengers stopped 21 shots for the stars who were now zero in four and overtime games this postseason. Turning to baseball, Houston completed a three game sweep of Oakland Sunday's final two zero and how bad are the a's well they're on pace to lose 138 games which would be a record. Other highlights Sunday Oscar Mercado with 5 RBI St. Louis ten 5 over the Dodgers and Cedric mullin 5 hits Baltimore 8 three over Toronto. To golf and Brooks Koepka won his 5th major title, he won the PGA Championship by two shots. That was good. Yeah, this one's this one's definitely special. I think this one's probably the most meaningful of them all with everything that's gone on, all the other crazy stuff over the last few years, but it feels good to be back and get number 5. And in auto racing, Spain's Alex pillow captured the pole position for this year's Indy 500. I'm David Shuster, a P sports.
Spellcaster: The Fall of Sam Bankman-Fried
Fresh update on "chandler" discussed on Spellcaster: The Fall of Sam Bankman-Fried
"Former President Trump could be in New York City on Monday for civil his fraud trial Trump's lawyers rebuilt his plans on Friday while discussing another case a lawsuit against his former lawyer Michael Cohen Trump was said to give a deposition in that case in Florida on Tuesday his lawyers and asking the court to postpone it so he can go to New York for that trial which opens Monday last week the judge overseeing the New York case ruled that Trump had overvalued his properties and was liable for fraud a Michigan teen a Michigan judge is ruling the teen who killed four people at Oxford High School in 2021 can be sentenced to life without parole judge Kwame Rowe made the announcement Friday saying Ethan crumbly has a slim chance of rehabilitation he said the teens obsessed with violence even while he's being held in jail crumbly is set to be sentenced in the Navy will start testing its seals for performance enhancing drugs after a he died in San Diego last year Jack Cronin has the report the Navy says Special Operations Forces including the seals will be tested for performance enhancing drugs starting November 1st the Army will also test their forces at later a date NBC News says four units will be randomly tested each month with positive tests leading to discipline or removal the announcement comes after the death of 24 year old Kyle Mullen who had PEDs in his car when he died in Coronado in February of 2022 during seal training I'm Jack wait to his legacy when he elevated nearly two dozen bishops and archbishops to the high rank of Cardinal this significantly boost the percentage of Cardinals he has chosen will have the right to elect the Pope who will follow him during a ceremony in st. Peter's Square France has created 21 new Cardinals the so -called princes of the church are his closest advisors at the Vatican and around the world a sugar replacement is being heart attacks and strokes Lisa Taylor has more that's according to a new study published in the journal Nature medicine erythritol is used to sweeten stevia and monk fruit reduce sugar products the study links it to blood stroke and death its lead author said the degree of risk was not modest those with existing risk factors for heart disease are twice as likely to have a heart attack or stroke with the highest levels of erythritol in their blood I'm Lisa Taylor Las Vegas Raiders are releasing star defensive end Chandler Jones Jones was arrested Jones was arrested on Friday in Las Vegas after allegedly violating a domestic violence temporary protective order the four -time pro bowler has been away from the team since Labor Day weekend following multiple social media posts criticizing team management Jones has posted numerous other strange social media posts in recent weeks with the team saying they hope he receives the care he and I'm Ed Baxter in the Bloomberg newsroom we've been keeping you up to date on the attempt to keep the government from a partial shutdown and now both the Senate and the House have agreed on a 45 -day spending bill to keep the government open now the Real real drama has been the ongoing battle between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and the right wing of his party. McCarthy claiming victory I think at the end of the day we kept the government open kept paying our troops to finish the job we have to get done and McCarthy has scolded that right wing so you if have members in your conference that won't let you vote for appropriation bills doesn't want an omnibus and won't vote for a measure stopgap so the only answer is to shut down and not pay our troops I don't want to be of a that part team I want to be a part of a conservative group that wants to get things done. Now House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries laments the funding bill does not include ukraine aid but says disaster relief is there and it itself is a win we went from devastating cuts that would have impacted the health, the safety, and the economic well -being of the American people in 24 hours to a spending agreement that meets the needs of the but American people Jeffrey says the American people deserve better and that what we have all witnessed was not that. We're on a path to avoid a catastrophic extreme mega republican shutdown and to continue to meet the needs of the American people and Jeffrey says a victory for the system it was a victory for the American people and a complete and total surrender by right -wing extremists who throughout the year have tried to hijack the Congress. Now one of those mega republicans who was called for government shutdown is Matt Gaetz. You know what would have been the adult in the room? Putting up our spending bills in the spring and in the summer. Being the adult in the room would have realized that we should have been taken August outside of D Washington .C. We should have been here in our nation's capital funding our government. So now going forward the issue of funding the war effort in Ukraine will be front and center in both the House and the Senate but for now the deadline has been averted. Open government. Global news powered by more than 2700 journalists and over 120 countries. In San Francisco I'm Ed Baxter and this is Bloomberg. Monday a Bloomberg exclusive AI is real Bloomberg's Emily Chang speaks with JP Morgan CEO Dimon. Jamie Live from the Techstars Leadership Forum in London. The cloud digital AI they're all related. kind of Here are his thoughts ahead of the UK's much anticipated AI summit in November. This is a technology which is staggering. JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon. Monday morning at 10 Eastern. Only on Bloomberg Radio and Television Bloomberg. Context changes everything. This is the spellcaster takeover on Bloomberg Radio as Sam Bankman -Fried appears in court this week. Listen to the podcast that chronicles the rise and fall of the FTX founder brought to you by Bloomberg and Wondery. Spellcaster takes you inside story the of how a nerdy gamer became the world's richest 29 year old. Listen
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Stephenson's OT goal gives Golden Knights 3-2 win over Stars, lead 2-0 in West final
"Chandler Stephenson scored early in overtime to give the golden knights a three to two win over the stars and a two zero series lead. It doesn't really hit me yet that it happened, but yeah, it's cool and it's just obviously to go to up to nothing. You know, it was important for a group. The knights were able to tie the score in the final minute of regulation on a goal by Jonathan Marshall, Aidan hill made 26 saves in the Vegas nets, Jake Avengers stopped 21 shots for the stars who were now in foreign overtime games this postseason. I am Mark Myers
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Fresh update on "chandler" discussed on Ben Shapiro
"If you double Tyreek Hill waddles open and and to us finding so many different ways to get the ball in different weapons hands and Mike McDaniel obviously calling the plays that way so the answer is hit Tua which is very simple but also on the other side like you gotta score a bunch of points you have to keep up with them them and so I think that there's that you know the Buffalo guy you have in their mind you know we're going on for our fourth down like we're just you know we're just gonna continue to to be aggressive be aggressive be aggressive be aggressive and find ways to score points score points score points can I ask you a question about Caleb Williams so you know all this noise about Arizona before the season being by far the worst team I mean their over under and wins was four and a half ever every other team was at least six and a half well they don't look as bad not nearly as bad as the Bears and a lot of people are talking about Caleb Williams because he does have another year if of eligibility he doesn't you know like the team that's sitting there with the number one overall pick he may decide you know what I'm good at USC I mean if you think things were bad in Arizona the Bears that's been a graveyard for quarterbacks forever and I'm just wondering I mean I mean I don't know the exact dollar amount that Caleb Williams is making I saw an interview he did with Matt Leonard talking about three national commercials I'll put I'll put it this way he's in between five and eight million dollars this year at USC another year could take it to the next level do you think there is any chance at all that if Caleb Williams is not happy with the team sitting atop the board in the draft that he would return for another season at USC no because here's here here's why um the team the next year is gonna be a bad football team too who who has a first pick yeah the team after that is also a bad football team like it's like if you say i'm gonna wait for a good football team now the first pick of the draft uh but but also too like you know like let's say it is chicago i and let's say for some reason they want Justin Fields to stay as their quarterback i doubt it um know you then maybe someone trades number one it's a team that that you to want go to right it's like you you can't just assume i think they're gonna be just number sitting there i think you have a general idea of yeah pardon me the bears but the bears are gonna fire their coach too so what if they bring in ben johnson lions offensive coordinator and then now obviously he'll know all this before he would decide to come out or not um that to me is a good pairing look what ben johnson's doing jared golf right um so i think you come out and you also i think if you're good enough like like if you're caleb williams you know the the team might acquiesce and say okay we're gonna end up um you know we're gonna we're gonna get your quarter you know the the the coach you want at some point and maybe that coach is lincoln riley at some point i don't know i i think that that they would it figure out for caleb as long as you don't bring along his defensive coordinator correct why isn't he made it change you you know chip kelly did the same thing right for years you know they have a certain loyalty to certain guys chip defenses were never as bad but he did have jerry as an ro for like 10 years um um uh yeah so that was um that was you know always uh always an issue i think with uh with uh with with chips with chips defenses yeah well especially when he got to ucla and the defense you know would just cough up games over and over and over again it was an absolute embarrassment all right let's find out what is trending right how is nick is back uh defensively ucla much better this year yeah they've been really fun fun to watch flying around they've been great against the run i still have some questions how they'll hold up against better passing teams like washington state coming in i guess we'll find out soon yeah yeah we will find out in seven days i'll tell you now right i'm gonna i'm taking the bruins that game plus the points let's tell you right now really yeah yeah washington state they looked awfully good against it's their first they've only played a home man i understand in colorado state that's it and i get the rose bowl is not a big home for the atmosphere but by the way yeah you know you know what the turnstile count was for uh nc central game what the actual announcement was or what well they announced i think i think they announced 38 000 something like that there's not a chance the turnstile was about 20 and that includes the thousand person nc cu band i didn't say they're all were pain exactly yeah that's everybody working in the press box yep yeah hey jeff's uh jeff's ducks on the board just got a touchdown no seven six number nine oregon on stanford steve are you impressed with how jeff is able to handle your questions and digest everything going on with oregon at at the same time when again i said it before when scott uh texted me that jeff was going to be on the show i immediately texted back saying you do understand the oregon game kicks off well he knows jeff can handle it well he sort of laughed you know and this is not a game that i'm concerned about well you you're not concerned it's seven to six i'm not concerned i'm not concerned we're gonna be fine other college football game is going on ole miss lsu they're just scoring points and the number twenty rebels up 3128 the over under is 67 they're almost there in the first half and ole miss has seconds here before halftime teams have already combined guys for 738 yards in the first half dart and daniels have both thrown for over 200 yards daniels also has 67 on the ground they're putting on a show man yeah that's gonna be a fun second half to watch he also got number 14 oklahoma tied up with iowa state in the first quarter about midway through seven to seven the score there finals from earlier number one georgia raced in early ten nothing deficit against auburn they escaped the plains with a 27 to 20 win number two michigan number three texas big wins number eight usc sweated it out against colorado they had a 27 point lead a one point hang on 48 41 big win for number six penn state over northwestern kentucky at home knocked off number twenty two florida that over three hundred yards rushing thirty three to fourteen the final there nfl news writers have ruled out quarterback jimmy garoppolo for tomorrow's game against the chargers with a concussion la has downgraded joey boza to doubtful in that game brown's announced running back nick chubb at surgery mcl yesterday and he will have another surgery in the coming months to repair his acl they expect him to return in 2024 espn reports raiders are releasing defensive end chandler jones brown's tight end david a joke who questionable to play tomorrow because of burn injuries he sustained at home friday night trying to light a fire pit his agent tweeted earlier today that he is okay jones running back saquon barkley doubtful to play against the seahawks and seattle safety jamal adams is off the injury report he will play for the first time in over a year in that game monday night against the giants quickly to baseball rays beat the blue jays in extra seven of five toronto can still clinch with a mariner's loss against the rangers you also have the marlins they can get in with the win they're currently tied with the pirates one to one that one is in the third inning guys back to you alright nick thank you very much once again this is a fox football saturday steve harb and jeff shorts with
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PGA Live Updates | Hovland joins Scheffler, Conners atop PGA Championship leaderboard
"There is a three way tie on top of the leaderboard after two rounds of the PGA Championship at oak hill. Scottie Chandler is joined by Canadian Corey Connors and Norwegian Victor hovland at 5 under two shots clear a Bryson DeChambeau and Justin Tsar, Brooks Koepka is in touch among those at two under and Rory McIlroy is not out of it even palm. Well number one, John ram posted a 68 to make the cut by one defending champion Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth just survived right on the number of plus 5. I'm Graham agar
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Knights top Winnipeg 4-1, advance to second round
"The Vegas golden knights beat the Winnipeg jets four to one to close out their first round series in 5 games, Mark stone had a three point night with a goal in two assists in the series clinching victory. It's not easy to win in this league, not easy to win a playoff series. So anytime you get a chance to close it out, you gotta try and take full advantage. And I like our effort tonight. Chandler, Stephenson scored a pair of goals and Laurent bres sa stopped 29 of 30 shots in the Vegas nets after dropping game one of the series the knights then went on to win the next four. I am Mark Myers
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Georgia star Jalen Carter charged with racing in fatal wreck
"One of college football's top players has been charged in a fatal crash. Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter faces charges of reckless driving and racing in conjunction with the January 15th crash that killed a teammate and a recruiting staff member. Carter is projected as one of the top players in next month's NFL Draft, an arrest warrant issued by the Atkins Clark county police department, alleges Carter was racing as 2021 Jeep track hawk against a 2021 Ford expedition driven by the recruiting staffer 24 year old Chandler la Croix. The crash occurred just hours after the bulldog celebrated their second straight national championship with a parade in ceremony. La Croix in Georgia offensive lineman Devin wallach were killed in the crash. I'm Mike Hempen
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Caller: Reminiscing on the Beautiful Song 'Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah'
"Was so odd yesterday I was thinking about not Joel Chandler Harris, but the man who was in the movie, a Scottish name singing zippy doo die zippy a and I was just thinking about it over and over not knowing what you were going to talk about today and I was thinking about I need to tell my grandchildren about that. They'll never know. They'll never hear that. And I remember seeing the movie as a child and it was this beautiful with those birds lighting on his shoulder and then of course his voice was wonderful. And as I walked for exercise, so as I was walking, I just kept thinking about that and thinking about it. And I just think it's God that brought it to my mind. And then here you are talking about it today, isn't that something? It is, I'm just getting a little chill bumps here listening to you share that Regina. And I think back to that beautiful song and you can't help when you sing the song, you can't help but smile. And for the longest time, when you walked into a Disney theme park, that's the song you would hear when you walked into the theme park, but they banned it because people said the song was racist, and yet they never could explain what made that song racist. Oh, well, it's all just diddly squat, but anyway, we'll pray against it. Yes, we
Revision Path
"chandler" Discussed on Revision Path
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"chandler" Discussed on Revision Path
"And wait, you were probably here during that time. You were in Atlanta? I was here 2008 to 2012. Okay, Lisa borders had ran for mayor in 2009. And I was on her campaign. I was her director of new media. Okay. So I made her website, her Twitter profile, her MySpace page. So that fucked up long ago that was, and she didn't win. She came in third place, but one that experienced really like connected me to so many other people. Influential business people and donors and things like that. So by the time the campaign disbanded, I had a rolodex full of leads. That I could then call on and be like, yeah, I can do this job. I can do that job. I can do that job. But I'd say by the time 2017 really rolled around, you know, the market had changed. WordPress was still a big thing, but then you started having the rise of a lot of site builders. You had wicks. You had Squarespace. And then for clients, it suddenly didn't make sense to have like a $5000 bespoke website from WordPress when they could just pay Squarespace $8 a month and throw some together themselves. It became harder and harder of a cell. To make that happen. And so eventually I just kind of wound it down and got back into the work in the world. Interesting. Thank you for entertaining my question. No, no problem. I mean, the thing is, you know, when you're working for yourself, you always kind of have to keep an eye on what's just what's happening in the environment. I picked up different services. I stopped doing different services, like for a while. I'd say right around the mid 2010s, I started doing diversity consulting. I had no business doing diversity consulting. What they saw was like a black person in design and that this was like around I guess maybe like year two or three of doing revision path..
Revision Path
"chandler" Discussed on Revision Path
"Nothing fancy, nothing great, but you know, it's a paycheck. That kind of thing. And I think the design community in Atlanta and I'm, you know, firing shots here. It's just not that I think for a designer just starting out if they really want to sort of make an impact. It's really hard to find a company here where you can do exciting work. If you have the better a good studio or something, maybe? Yeah. But it's tough. And so I know that a lot of graduates end up leaving, you know, you left, but like a lot of graduates end up leaving to go somewhere to a more exciting locale with better prospects. Better career prospects in general, not just entry level stuff. Yeah, most of my class left, I would say. I would say when they maybe two or three folks they don't Atlanta and they got through it like Coca-Cola. For the most part, people, I think, New York and Ali was with folks ended up. That's a huge relation to Scott and just kind of the work that they do and making sure that you get an opportunity somewhere. Right. Once you've graduated. Because the school itself is I mean, it looks great on the resume anywhere you go. They say, oh, you went to Savannah college of art design. That's going to at least get you an interview. So that's great. But here in the city, it's tough. And I mean, I've heard this from art students that went to art schools. I've heard this particularly from HBCU students. I've even heard this from people that have went to Georgia Tech or Emory or Georgia state. Atlanta is a tough design city in that aspect. I will argue it until the cows come home. It's just tough. I mean, I had to start my own business to really further my career in design. I graduated in O three with a math degree, and of course I didn't want to go into teaching, so I did like customer service jobs. I like sold tickets at the symphony. I was a telemarketer for Atlanta opera. I did boring stuff. And then I got my first design gig, believe it or not, from answering a classified ad in the back of creative loafing. I like answered it on a whim, that was my first design gig for the it was for the state of Georgia. I did that for about a year and a half, and then from there, went to AT&T, quit AT&T and then started my own studio. And the reason I quit AT&T is because I could see my career hitting a glass ceiling already, and I had only been a working designer for roughly about three or four years. I'm like, I'm not going to get any further here. I was registered at and I was like, put my resume out there and no one wanted to even interview me, and I'm just like, I was going to move. I was trying very hard in the last like 2008 or so I was trying very hard to move to New York. I had friends that were up there that were like, well, we know what broker we can connect you with because I'm like, I'm not going to further my design career. Staying in this city. Right. And it didn't change until I broke out and started my own thing, which is very similar to what you did. You left, you started your own studio. Yeah. So how does one with a math degree than to design work me through this?.
Revision Path
"chandler" Discussed on Revision Path
"And had to phase one, which is usually sending creating a document to send options for them, whether it's one option based on their budgets and what they sent, whether it's two options, whether it's three options, and I go through this process of research based on the industry, the great thing about what I do is that I got to learn about all of these different fields and life and businesses that I would never otherwise have been exposed to. So one day I'm looking up all of the information about NFTs the next day I'm looking up real estate and how that works on Trinidad. And so I just go like a deep dive. And so whatever the industry is so that I can understand it, I can see the trends. So the great thing about this is that I got to go this deep dive into different industries, what people are doing, and so I research the trends within the industry. I research things like what colors do people use, what are different styles? I am really good at observing patterns for some reason. I feel like that's like a little secret thing that I have. Maybe not maybe that's what all designers do, and I just am giving myself more important than necessary. I tend to just pay attention to all the trends, pay attention to all the details. And then go back to the original notes that the client gave me of what they want, what they want to achieve, and kind of marry at all together to kind of achieve this perfect for them. Outcome. I send that off, then comes the pin stick and part of waiting for client feedback. Which I think is always the best part of the project for me, at least, because it can go either way. It can go..
Revision Path
"chandler" Discussed on Revision Path
"Nope. Yeah. Geopolitics aside. Is there anything in particular that you want to achieve this year? Yes, I do actually. I would like to achieve financial independence and stability. That is the main goal for me this year. And what I mean by that is actually having the profit that the business makes and stock up to a point where the business kind of can run on it so it's more sustainable right now I think we're still very much in those early stages of I want to say paycheck to paycheck but month to month sit and projects will definitely make a difference that kind of thing. And so being able to kind of get that stability with personal business that one might have, they had a day job. I think that's kind of the goal that I'm aspiring to for the sale. Let's talk more about your firm areas by design. What made you want to start your own firm? I came back home and 2012 after graduated from college. I was in real life that I'm one of those people that didn't go the traditional route of started off with a day job and then decided to leave and do my own thing. I kind of always worked on my own. So I went straight from college, well not straight. Me and Lee from college to freelance to register in my business. Honestly, I was freelancing for 6 years. And I discovered all of the different things of how business works in Trinidad. And my Banco was like, you know, you're like commingling your funds, right? And I was like, what does that mean? She was like, well, you're passing business funds into your personal bank account. And I was like, what do you mean business funds? Money that I'm earning, which is like, yeah, you're supposed to have like a business account.
Revision Path
"chandler" Discussed on Revision Path
"Studio one woman show called area by design here and turned out into bagel. And I primarily work on branding identity projects apart from that. I am a part time lecture for design at the university of West Indies and Augustine, which is hand turned out. There might be other things I'm forgetting that I do, but we can get to that. How is the year been treating you so far? It's been interesting. I feel like 20 22 has started kind of with a bung. In a different way. I mean, things are changing with the pandemic, but then World War three question mark. I feel like a lot of stuff was just happening globally. And I don't know about you, but as a creator, all of those things kind of impact me a little bit. I feel like because of the way to the tool that can take on mentally consuming all of the information all the time, it kind of puts a tool on things. But apart from those obvious things, the air started actually with me doing a lot more than I planned on doing. I ended up being a creative director at a local agency here working on rolling out some digital products, and then that got paused due to a pause and investment. So there was a lot of shifting happening where I went from working on external products to focusing more on ear by design instead of juggling the two. I feel like that was a mouthful of your very simple question. But that's all the year has been doing for me. Yeah, it's interesting about as you kind of alluded to about World War three. And I promise for folks listening, this is not a political podcast, but I've been kind of keeping my eye just I watched the news every now and then just to kind of get a sense of what's happening..
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"chandler" Discussed on Veteran on the Move
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Veteran on the Move
"chandler" Discussed on Veteran on the Move
"On credit worthiness, so your rate may differ, refinance loan must be at least $5000 to be over for the $200. Terms and conditions apply. All right, back talking with 7 time bestselling author and CEO of self publishing school Chandler bolt. So chair, let's get down to brass tacks. How do you get the book published? Yeah, so I look at this. So the end to end process is I try to break this down into milestones. So there's 8 milestones to go from blank page to published. And then I'll zoom in specifically on the writing a little bit because I think that's where a lot of people get stuck. So you can kind of see here, so we've got, we've got mind map, outline, rough draft, self editing, editing, cover, design, formatting, and then launch. Right? And so the first four encapsulate what I call the more writing method. So more is an acronym that stands for mind map outline rough draft editing. All right, and the biggest kind of roadblock that I see for people when they're trying to get started is first off, how do I get my first thousand words to the page, but then bigger than that is how do I get my rough draft done? And so what I would encourage everyone listening or watching is today is to take 15 minutes as soon as this podcast interviews over. Grab a blank sheet of paper, write your book topic in the middle of the page set a timer for 15 minutes and write out everything that you can think of on that topic. So basically start creating your mind map. And I think what you'll find and what a lot of people find is that there's a whole lot more that you can talk about and write about than you think. And so think about the ideas, the broken record conversations, the stories.
Veteran on the Move
"chandler" Discussed on Veteran on the Move
"Bestselling author and CEO of self publishing school Chandler bolt. Welcome to the show. Chandler, you're not a military guy, which is great because I've got a lot of veterans that come on the show that have written books. Every veteran's got a book inside of him that's just dying to get out. So this is very applicable to the veteran community, the military spouse, community, our audience. But before we get started, I'd like for you to go back and tell us about your journey to entrepreneurship and ultimately how you ended up starting self publishing school. Yeah, so I grew up in South Carolina and I'm a college dropout and a sea level English student with ADHD. So kind of the last person you'd ever think to write a book, but probably very similar to a lot of people listening here is, you know, just grew up and got to a point where I went to college and realized that I'm learning how to run a business from professors who have never in businesses. And that didn't make too much sense. I decided to drop out, but right about the time that I did, I wrote and published my first book. And that's where I think probably similar to people watching or listening. I felt like I've got these things that I've learned that I want to share with other people. And the book is one of the best mechanisms to do that. Now I'm intimidated by writing a book, but I truly feel that this will kind of memorialize a lot of the things that I wanted to teach and that I wanted to share. And so that's what ultimately doing that and writing a couple of books. Those did well, that sparked self publishing school, and then fast forward to today. And, you know, we're one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. that helped me land on the Forbes 30 under 30 list..
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Michael Phelps Weighs in on Trans Athletes
"So now Phelps is retired, he knows it's a very complicated situation. I'm just confused about the X transgender girlfriend. I had no idea. And what does that make Michael Phelps? Does that make him gay? Is that I'm just confused all of it is confusing to me. I need help. But he said something very simply sports should be played on an even playing field. So Chandler, his ex, was born intersex, which means she had male genitalia, no testicles, and a uterus, but no ovaries. That's. I don't know what to say. It's a very complicated situation there. But she doesn't like, Phelps. Her exes opinion. She said he doesn't understand the science fully. The advantages of disadvantages, he's a hypocrite for saying it should be a level playing field. And then she went on to say, why is she thinks he's a hypocrite? Because he's genetically superior, because he has a 6 foot 7 inch wingspan. Double jointed ankles and huge feet. She says, his chemical composition allows him to breathe in and fill his lungs and hold his breath longer than his competitors. So far, I don't see anything wrong with that. That's the way he was born. Then she said, he also experienced a chemical advantages of having ADHD attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which comes with added strength and endurance. I don't particularly believe that. I really don't. And again, it has nothing to do with gender. Because females from us can have ADHD too. And when he was interviewed, Phelps compared competing as a trans athlete to those who dope to improve that from performances. And she said, even he said he never competed on a level playing field, inferring doping. And they still could not beat
MMA Fighting
For Paddy Pimblett, Putting on a Show Is Just as Important as Winning
"I don't know much about that. But i know he has that factor. You know whatever that back to risk in terms of what the ufc look for in terms of making stars. This gentleman has it like erawan. Is i hope that you have sea. Venom rather Has some special. I know he walks on those kind of orange shock. Robert type shorts. He has a look. I hope i hope i hope. The u. have c. Envenom don't make patty penman a generic fighter. And that's my big worry about him. He's a unique guy in his interviews as look his walkout everything. I i'm i'm really worried about you can talk about this. Need a big victory. I'm worried to me is if you're going to be just forgotten off these fights and everything is going to be able to stick out no guy. That's you know one to the firefights. He's the middle of the cart. He's a six five at night so it's not like using the komeda doesn't have doubt much faith in them. You know they know. In chandler came and jenner came over you know. He bought like an pay per view a much bigger deal when he came over. Patty pendant is more coming in as a prospect rather than you know an established contender so he needs to win. But i hope he hope him and the ufc and benham can really keep his personality and his the presence of patty.
Mark Levin
Arizona Mother Calls out School for Disguising 'Critical Race Theory' as 'Anti-Racism'
"Same school board meeting. Cut 14. Now this this mother speaks rather quickly, So you have to listen carefully Cut 14 go in the June 9th governing board meeting you stated unequivocally. The critical race theory is not in Chandler Unified schools. I've spent the last few days reviewing every item available through the district website on the recent summer equity symposium. It was not only saturated with the language of critical race theory, but it was sponsored by Stanford, Arizona political nonprofit who runs the center for anti Racism and Education. Anti racism has become the preferred euphemism for critical race theory. What concerns you the most about what I read, watched and research about the symposium is how you're framing our direction for the district, the moderator said. They're placing equity at the center of our district. I'd like education to be the center of our district. Education should not be viewed as a tool towards equity, but as the ankle itself 30 seconds, you know, Speaker Victor Rios described the education Trinity as parents, teachers and students. But it seems you view it as teachers, administrators and school board. Parents will sit down, shut up and take what we're given and be grateful. You were prioritizing your own personal political agendas above the welfare of this district. Students paying my friends have pulled their students in the district into charter schools and home schools. And they've encouraged me to do the same. I've always been an advocate for public schools and I got valued the resources and opportunities found here. But I find the value diminishing quickly. We have voted you into advocate our Children. We ask that you do so. His parents are Are so stressed by what's going on because it's so outrageous, but we don't call it critical race theory. Now we called anti racism. Oh, Will change the language will change the narrative. You see.
The Chad Prather Show
"chandler" Discussed on The Chad Prather Show
"Just like a website. It's kind of what. I'm treating as my community on gab. At two real secret it's identical to my twitter so at real c. c. r. u. n. p. on minds on at chandler crump. Mines is a little bit smaller right now but we can grow that one on rumble. I'm just chandler underscore crump on odyssey. I'm at chandler. Odyssey's a little confusing. But you should be able to just look up chandler trump that's the great thing about these all platforms as well as they do not censor your searches so just look up my name chandler crump that's like trump with a c. and you'll find like trump it with a c. and it's easy. I mean you know. I've done you know i can do a search chandler. You're gonna pop up your tweets are going to pop up. They're going to be there for now from now. That's right. i'm so sick of twitter. Gone just so tired of the just the nonsense. Trolling that just quit. I've thought about it. Yeah i got off months ago. I've thought about it. i honestly thought about it. I considered it on january six when trump was kicked off. I consider deleting my account and that was when everybody was making their profile pictures trump. Trump's you guys remember that that was hilarious but You know i considered it. I didn't do it because you know. Twitter is a big platform for me. And i'm not gonna leave until they kicked me off. I think it's as if there's a platform i can be on. It can encourage people to go to other platforms like gab and mines. then it's valuable. Still be there so Every day i'm tweeting you know. Get a thousand lakes here. I'm like okay under that. Tweet guys please. You love this constant. You love these tweets. He love all these people. You follow on twitter. A lot of these conservatives. I know that whether they have been kicked off twitter. Or haven't they are on gab There's this guy named bryson gray and yep he no bryson he'd releases song and it was deleted off spotify and soundcloud. This is orwellian. this is how you know. It is a big mess. And so i don't know about any alternative music platforms right now but these people are available on all tech platforms and so gab minds. It's so important. Yeah it really is. And i mean you know i in his about free speech. I mean it's about you know. Getting and i know these people i love it when people come introduce your private companies can do whatever they want to do that. They can't you know th they can't There's some rules out there but we've just rolled over and let them take over and and put us under their thumb. It's insane if there's rules on what guns. I can own their better. Dang be rules about what these social media companies can censor right. Imagine him in twenty years kid. Powerhouse adopt him. I didn't get to say a whole lot. This show but what he said. Yeah exactly. that's that's what. Hey if you if you join my show and be a co host. I'll give you at least ten minutes of time.
First Class Fatherhood
"chandler" Discussed on First Class Fatherhood
"Me now. First-class father michael chandler. Welcome to first-class fatherhood. Thank you for having me. And i appreciate the opportunity all right. Let's start right here. How many kids you have how old i have one son and he is four years old. He turned four in january. So he's almost four and a half involved in any sports activities yet. i do. Yeah so he's he is in flag football and he is in t-ball and we've got a couple of different. He gets to school this week and we got him involved in a summer camp. Every single week associated with our our school which is right down the street and keep busy. Keep him around other kids socialize and having a good time running all over the place just like oh boy should be doing. Yeah very cool. I love that. Michael if you could just take a minute here to hit my listeners. A little bit about your background. What do yes. I mean i. I've i've been wrestling. And then now i fight for a living For about the last twenty years. I wrestled in high school wrestling. College was an all american at the university of missouri in two thousand nine. Then i transitioned in to mixed martial arts right away in two thousand nine Fought outside the ufc for a very long time won a couple world titles and bella tour and came over to the ufc just fought for the world title in the ufc. Lightweights on top five lightweight right now and Chasing the gold and also trying to be a better human being at all times. Yeah it's inspiring to watch you over your career here. Michael been crushing it. In the octagon outside the octagon and along this journey about. How old were you when you first became a dad and had to becoming a father kind of change your perspective on life so i was right about thirty thirty one when i became a father We adopted our son actually so he was He was already about ten months old way him. So we got you know. Skip those first ten months of Of his life which was really just the baby stage and whatnot so we So kinda got thrusted into hood pretty quick even though it. Was you know for any of the listeners who have gone through the adoption process. Which is Its grueling at times. Because it's a long process a lot of A lot of paperwork a lot of background checks. Physical health background checks. Fbi criminal background checks. Financial background checks physicals All of those different things and make sure you are Fit to be parents of the daca child so It took about a year to get the process going and then at at one forty pm on a certain day we got an email saying we were down with our paper book paperwork and eligible to adopt them at one forty six pm. Six minutes later we got an email. That said congratulations. You're eligible by the way there. This this down in texas that fits your preferences perfectly and within forty eight hours of that phone call down in texas. We were waiting at a hotel room. waiting to receive and and take custody of are the greatest blessing on the entire planet so Although it was a long process of you know getting all the prerequisites done for adoption of six minute match was very quick so It was used blessing. In god's time and it was absolutely perfect of us use the greatest joy of our lives. Yeah very well say. Got quite a few dads out here. Who have adopted. I understand the process can be long and painstaking but definitely worth it and thank god. It is as extensive as it is so that the kids can find homes. I think no greater formula from apparent to adopt a child and give it. Give that love to somebody. That's not their own and make them their own saw props to you for you. Do you guys planning on having any more kids or adopting any more kids. You guys one done here. We are we. We've played around with the idea. I think i think we we were both in in the position where we thought man. We're like we're so happy so content with with just our son have like. I don't need love any more children. You know like we we. We didn't necessarily want to have a a huge family. I think. I think maybe one more might be on the horizon. You know Still kicking around the idea of my wife and extremely busy and we just love loving on our son. We love what he's involved in and haven't thought too much crazy forward thinking into the future but it been huge joy and you know as you know probably talk about a lot on the on this podcast. It's becoming a parent is it's the most important thing that you can do as a human being You know fighter world champion and businessmen and even husband is those are all great things but the being Being a father in leading child. Especially for me. I have the joy of having a son and i i. I want to turn them into a a wonderful young man a high functioning individual. Who's gonna yeoman is going to grow up and be a leader of his generation and Really excited about that and also excited about maybe expanding family. So we'll see. Yeah very cool. And i talk about on the show a lot. Michael is the fatherless crisis we have going on we have so many kids are growing up without a father or father figure in their life and it's having a devastating result on our society so It it's awesome to see you know people that do adopting give kids an opportunity to have a father grow up with a father figure so it's cool that what would you touch down a little bit there. But what would you say are the top values that you're hoping to it. Still unhappy growing up. I think more than anything. Hard work and accountability. You know not not hard work. Because i'm a fighter and i'm a guy who's going to work hard and do all that but we're just d- Wiping the sweat off your brow and being able to get done with day of of of work not because of You know not because of building finances not because building treasures up here on earth but but but doing the most with the talents that you were given and finding his purpose and finding what that what that thing is that makes them tick what. What is the purpose. That is on his life. And and finding god's best for his life and i truly do believe that i speak over every single night that when he walks into a room people will take notice when he walks in a certain direction. People follow him when he speaks. People will listen. I wanna speak these things into that so that he is so confident and so Secure in himself Things that i didn't really get growing up i had. I did have a great family mother and a father both in the home. A great father But it wasn't spoken to me. That i can really take the world on an take. Take everything squeezed. Every ounce of joy and happiness and success in in accomplishment. Out of this life I want him to believe those things about himself. And then through osmosis through the people that he is around. I want him to be able to to rub off on to other people just by being around him I wanted to love Fiercely want him to be a leader. As i said in his generation..
WSB-AM
"chandler" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Chris Chandler alive of the WSB 24 hour news Center. This is the WSB. Six PM nonstop news feed with two stories breaking this. Our first two people injured. When a passenger vehicle and an ambulance have collided head on in Atlanta Hogan Road, the address in that vehicle, a mother and her five year old, both badly injured people in the ambulance suffered minor injuries were taken on to the hospital. The accident is under investigation. And right now, emergency crews in Cobb County working on a river rescue the Chattahoochee near Azalea Park, not far from Roswell Road in Roswell, right near the county line between Cobb and Fulton 10 people trying to swim across the river. We're told only eight of the made it one was West rescued one of them still missing an emergency crews searching for that person now. 78 degrees on Peachtree Street at 601, WSB meteorologist Current Mellish as his exclusive five day forecast coming up and triple Team traffic starts with Doug Turnbull. Stevie, You're a minor. I couldn't help but how old they were, but a boy was struck by a vehicle here to get the right part of the D should pull for the first bank area. Scott Boulevard Nelson very run Nelson's death, very road. And it has only one thing. Nobody got Boulevard. These ways of delays. Both the ranges of course prayers for the boy there. They didn't load him up in the ambulance would have taken him away to the hospital in Norfolk in the road, one of your alternate I've been brought to downtown Atlanta because the WSB jam Cam showed a vehicle flipped over on William Street and Ivan Allen right off of the downtown connector 75 85 ramp that delays with the connector itself. 75 85 self They started that led by 400 birds, north out back ups and downs. Still, from what 66 of past 20 exit to 47, Mike Shields, Kulik, every good traffic center and on to any five brake lights still fill in on the North side perimeter. I 25 westbound the outer loop making away from door Ville threw down what he breaking free to Roswell Road in Sandy Springs. They continue to be five south down the antelope on the West side perimeter. From a south com drive down to I 20 you're making way to the Braves game. 25 worked out the inner loop starting to see the volume from South Elena Road getting up to I 75 the East Side perimeter. Still dealing with the brake lights 25 south of the inner loop from I 85 breaking free past Highway 78 in Clarkson Trouble team Traffic 95.5 WSB 147,000 presidential election ballots under the microscope in Fulton County because of that lawsuit, seeking to inspect them. It's why. Weekend alarm at the warehouse.
AP News Radio
Davis, Lakers Bounce Back To Beat Suns 109–102 in Game 2
"Anthony Davis led the way with thirty four points ten rebounds and seven assists as the Lakers defeated the sons one or nine one oh two to even their best of seven series had one victory apiece lebron James had twenty three points and nine assists Los Angeles stretches six point halftime lead to fifteen but then had to hold out in the second half for the win Devin Booker had thirty one points for the Suns deandre Ayton added twenty two points and ten rebounds game three is Thursday in Los Angeles George Chandler Phoenix
The Dictionary
"chandler" Discussed on The Dictionary
"The words in english language. This is the top of page to host six. The first word is chancellor c. h. a. n. c. e. l. l. o. r. It is a noun from the century. One a this secretary of a nobleman prince or king one be the lord chancellor of great britain. One c is british. I mean i think the other ones kind of work to this. One is officially british. The chief secretary of an embassy one d a roman catholic priest heading the office in which dia season business is transacted and recorded to a the titular head of a british university to be one a university president to be to the chief executive officer in some state systems of higher education. Three a legal officer or advisor of an anglican diocese three be a judge in a court of chancery or equity in various states. Us and four. The chief minister of state in some european countries chancellorship is a noun basically. It's the person who is the head of something this is from lower. Latin con calories is cheaper or secretary next is chancellor of the exchequer. I think that is how you say that last word. It's four words. The last word is e. x. c. h. e. q. u. e. r. exchequer This is often capitalize to just sit and e it is from fifteen thirty five a member of the british cabinet in charge of the public income and expenditure some political stuff. That i don't understand next is chance medley two words with a hyphen noun from the fifteenth century. One accidental homicide not entirely without fault of the killer but without evil intent on number two haphazard action. Synonym is confusion chance medley. I was thinking it would just be a a medley of songs. That just happened to go together. Well but that is not at all what it is This is from anglo-french chance midway which is mingled chance mingled is medley. Guess remit lay Yeah okay so you're accidents killed somebody and it's your fault but you didn't do it on purpose next. We have chancer noun from nineteen fifty nine british and it means a scheming opportunist. You're looking for a.
The Final Lap
Richmond Truck Recap Nemechek Wins
"Nascar truck series racing from richmond. Raceway five to one is. We're gonna look at things here. Johnny solder their number five chandler smith tyler ingram kyle busch number two at john hunter. Nima check stays ahead of his team owner to nab his second win of the season. He definitely tried and turn three he. He got to my bumper me. Loose but I knew he wasn't going to me as as far as being the team. Owner and whatnot You're you're definitely going to do everything they can to try and race. And i'll do the same. We've raised against each other a lot through models when i was coming up through the truck series series simon f series and. It's nice to be able to have two wins to his one so far this year out of the three that he's run so It's it's always a step in the right in the right direction and we just want to continue that. We want to continue to get stronger every single week. And i feel like we can whether acadian c. j. t. led a race high of one hundred fourteen laps. Kyle busch motorsports by the way as one. The last four races with kyle busch john name check martin tricks junior behind the wheel point. Standings look like this five to one matt craft and is in fifth followed by austin hill sheldon creed. Ben rhodes and john hundred nima check. Is the point lead by twenty roads and nemechek each have to win so far. This season off next for the truck series is kansas speedway on may first seven thirty. Pm eastern on fs
On The Media
Correction Officer Taken Hostage Rescued Inside Oklahoma County Detention Center
"Oklahoma jail has been freed as Quinton Chandler from member station K. O s U reports the suspect was killed. The officer was taken hostage while passing out medicine to detainees. Jail staff say are especially difficult to manage. One detainee allegedly released others after attacking the officer. It's unclear how many people took part in the attack. Detainees uploaded videos of the incidents you multiple social media platforms in the videos. They complained they were acting in response to the jails, inhumane conditions. They said they weren't able to take regular showers and weren't getting enough food. Limited views from the videos showed filthy conditions. Authorities say they will investigate how the officer was taken hostage and the decision to kill one of the detainees for NPR news. I'm Quinton Chandler. Hundreds of
San Diego's Morning News with Ted and LaDona
Bindi Irwin and husband Chandler Powell welcome first child
"Irwin is a mom. The late Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin's daughter posted an instagram of herself in her husband, Chandler Powell in their newborn daughter. Born Thursday on the couple's first wedding anniversary, she said Grace Warrior Irwin Powell's middle names are a tribute to her father. Describing him is the most incredible wildlife warrior Steve Irwin, of course, died back in 2006 after his pierced in the chest by a sting. Ray Bendy is a wildlife conservationist major tape TV debut is a little girl on her dad's show, The Crocodile Hunter.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
Channeling a spirit
"Welcome to kids myths and mysteries. So i'm your host kid crumb today in my month long. Look into all things around ghosts. I take a close look at channel. Lena spirit the practice of channeling a person's body being taken over by spirit for the purpose of communication has been around for a millennia. There are countless stories of shaman which doctors prophets and others who claimed to hear voices or received some supernatural knowledge from the spirit world. Chandler's also sometimes known as psychic mediums. Often use what are called spirit guys friendly spirits who give them knowledge and help them help others with the spiritual journey according to experts sonya. Roman and dwayne packer authors of to channel. How to connect with your guide. Channeling is a powerful means of spiritual unfoldment unconscious transformation as you channel you build a bridge to a higher rome loving caring purposeful collective higher consciousness that has been called god all that is the universe universal mine. Channeling involves consciously shifting your mind and mental space in order to achieve an expanded state of consciousness to achieve the expanded state of consciousness channels usually meditate trying to break free of worldly influences and tune into a higher consciousness. They may imagine themselves seeking out specific spirits of the dead. Or they may be. Contacted by unbidden by some unknown force. That wishes to communicate while most people channel to seek inner wisdom entire books have been written supposedly by ancient spirits. Channel through modern mediums and factor are hundreds of such books many of which can be found in new age. Sections of bookstores are libraries round. The world. the most famous american writer channel. Or was jane roberts who claim to channel an ancient and wise entity name set for her nineteen seventy-two bestseller. Seth speaks as well as several popular sequels. Roberts as seth dictated esoteric information to her husband about a soul the nature of consciousness spiritual truths higher planes of reality since the nineteen eighties. New age mystic jays. He night has claimed channel round also known as enlightened one thirty five thousand year old warrior spirit who described among other things being born on the continent of atlantis. Night became a multimillionaire writing books and offering seminars. In dvd's teaching the wisdom imparted by her rump. Thought another prominent chandler in the one thousand nine hundred nineteen ninety s was actress shirley maclaine who wrote a bestselling book and a popular television mini series on the subject. Channeling has waned in popularity in recent years so it is still practiced and it's widely accepted in a new age community channel. Information from different sources is often a dozen different spirits presumably dwelling in the same after world. Give a dozen different accounts if the spirits are truly imparting be important cosmic wisdom and universal truths you would expect different channels in different places and times to say the same things instead. Studies have shown that channel information changes with the times and tends to reflect the idea's popular in the culture at the time because there is no way to verify information and descriptions of different planes of existence the nature of the soul. And so on. There's no way to know what if any of the channel information is accurate but clearly much of it cannot be correct would help verify channel and as a real phenomenon would be to have accurate concrete and verifiable information revealed that only the spirit world would know for example. A person who truly channel einstein should be able to continue making important discoveries long after his death or a father who died unexpectedly and left his affairs. Disarray should be able to tell his wife and family through chandler were important. Documents are located to help and settle his estate.
Todd Durkin IMPACT Show
"chandler" Discussed on Todd Durkin IMPACT Show
"If you can just focus on being successful Focus on success today. Not being perfect and not being perfectionist. Then you're gonna you're gonna land somewhere between excellence and high achievement. And so i mean you're you're a king believer in the speaking of that in the belief and the visualization of your positive highlight reel about becoming a champion when you become a champion of the world lightweight champion of the world. How do you. How do you keep that same dry that you have now. Well i think. I mean i've just. I've gotten focused a lot more on gratitude the last couple years because i think i think a couple years in bella tour whenever i was kinda felt like i was stuck in the mud a little bit because i just kept fighting the same guys and it was a revolving door of kind of the same guys and wasn't that motivated like i wanted to be now. That didn't mean. I didn't work extremely hard i was. I had to be self motivated because every single time you leave you lose a fight. You're losing losing paycheck. Money that was in your world ranking whatever So i wanna i now have a new found motivation And it doesn't matter whether i would zero zero in the afc or i'm twenty the ufc. I just have so much gratitude. Because i feel like i'm on borrowed time yell on least time at this point because i've already had a great career and i go to the ufc. Got the whole world of my fingertips. My whole whole world at my fingertips. Now i can just train have a blast and keep doing the same things. I've been doing because i've lived are i've my life like a champion outside of the ufc. Now i get to do it inside. The afc dana white when he like behind this behind the scenes. Great dude honestly. I mean i think i think any leading man like that is going to get a lot of negativity thrown at him you know. The media's gonna say things or certain fighters are going to say things and you know organizations or organizations coaching staffs fighters athletes. There's always going to be wishy. Get paid more or we should get paid less or they should make lesser. We should you know but when it comes down to the brass tacks the nuts and bolts of who. Dana white is. Yeah dana white is one of the most motivated individuals. I've ever heard heard from afar or sat in the room with He loves what he does. And truthfully the ufc for as big and successful as they are if you do the right things if you perform if you show up. If you're good employees. I you will get taken care of your hand. You.
Gaydos and Chad
Arizona's State Farm Stadium vaccination site will transition to overnight hours as temperatures rise
"Vaccines. 24 hours a day. Katie Ares Peter same or joins us Live with the story. Jackie, the Heat will be on so starting April, 4th State Farm Stadium will offer coronavirus shots from five p.m. to nine a.m. on Lee Health Services director camera, Crist says the vaccines, which requires sub zero storage temperatures will be fine, but Our technology as it gets over 90 and 100 degrees will not work as well or at all, and we want to make sure that we are keeping our patients and our volunteers and staff out there say Phoenix Municipal stadiums. Pod will eventually move. Chandler Gilbert Community Colleges site is already moving to Dex Common Mesa next month. Dr Crist insists the state can still rapidly vaccinate Arizonans. As long as more doses arrived. Reporting live Peter same or Katie. Our news. Canal County just southeast
News and Perspective with Taylor Van Cise
Homeless encampment to set up behind Bellevue temple in Seattle area next month
"Homeless encampments. Bellevue is getting ready to host one next month more from co most Jonathan Show. This is the well manicured lawn behind Temple, but NATO or on the Crossroads neighborhood. We do this because it's our mission starting next month. The temple is paying $3000 for a fem thing, Rabbi Sydney Danziger says up to 40 homeless men and women will be allowed to set up right here. These are just Good working folks who are looking for a stopgap. This will be the latest stop for 10 City for an encampment that moves around from one community to another. This time around the Jewish Temple, the city of Bellevue and homeless advocacy group share wheels are partnering to make this happen. We have a code of conduct we go by. We can't camp approvals that we enforce. Organizers say there will be regular covert testing, strict security idea and background checks, No drugs or any type of illegal activity will be tolerated. And Bellevue PD says the encampment doesn't necessarily attract more crime. But even with the assurances, the possibility is there and I would like to see it. Tightened up some neighbors like Karen Morrison Chandler Dang still have concerns. I like the city, too. Do a better job informing us. The city says it's working on that with mailers and updates to its Web site. It's not a perfect science, but they keep trying to let people know And there's actually already an ordinance allowing this arrangement, But it's been nearly five years since 10 City for use the Temple's lawn. Rabbi Danziger hopes others get more involved. I hope that more and more faith based organizations start using the rights that they have to host these tent encampments on their land for Bellevue Jobs and Shoko Monix. In the first case of its
WBZ Programming
Fire in Greater Boston Area of Worcester, Leaves 2 Dead
"Triple Decker hears WBZ TV s Nick Emmons. This building here a triple decker home off of Shock Avenue just off Chandler Street. If you're familiar with the area Was engulfed in flames around 7 30 tonight when firefighters arrived. Visibility in his area was really bad they could barely see through the smoke. The flames were shooting out of the building. Once firefighters were able to get their bearings in this neighborhood here, they came across the person who had apparently jumped from a rear balcony off this triple decker here. That person we understand, suffered life threatening injuries. They were taken to the hospital. We do not have an update on their condition. But again, this fire was incredibly fast moving the big concern. Was other buildings as well that are within feet of this triple decker. They did not want this fire to spread. Ultimately, when firefighters went into the building to try to put out the flames, it was just too bad inside and they had to evacuate. This is what the deputy chief told us. The fire conditions inside deteriorated very, very quickly. Way pulled off firefighters out for their safety way did extensive exterior fire fighting operations over the next hour or so to bring this fire under control. Years of sense, sent crews back into the building way have been been able able to to search search the the first first in in the the second second floor floor of of the the fire fire building. building. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, we we do do have have two two deceased deceased residents residents on on the the first first floor floor there there just just now now getting getting to to start their investigation into what went wrong here at this triple decker The Salvation Army. The Red Cross now trying to help all the people who were displaced from this home here tonight after this tragic situation as far as an exact head count of the amount of people who lived In this building here. We don't have an exact number. But the deputy chief told us at least 13. People were living inside that building at the time. We've seen family members here, consoling each other outside as they're staying warm in a nearby building here, but just a tragic situation here and it causes yet to be determined. WBC's Carl
Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"chandler" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
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WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"chandler" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"It? A proposal that your husband, who was so talented was the guy who ran through and produced the sequel to Some of Chandler's work, the unfinished work right, and he he wrote his, You know, with Philip Marlowe, the great detective. So he had the neck of paying tribute to other writers, So it's appropriate that other writers pay tribute and follow along with him. I think so. And of course, it's commonly done now and Particularly in his case. Bob's case with Chandler home he admired so greatly when the estate contacted Bob and said. We have. I think it was only 16 pages of Poodle Springs that Chandler had started. And they're a request of Bob was touching in that because she was such a hero to Bob. Woz that they perceived him as the logical heir to Raymond Chandler and his work and would he finished school spring? Which, of course he jumped at that chance, So I know in the 1st 16 pages, Chandler had married off Mollo. And Bob said, it's completely counter to what I would have done with Milo. But now I'm stuck with it because he's married him off to him to a woman who was not such pleasant woman, but Be incorporated in the whole rest of the book, which which he did. Andre then subsequently I think it was her chance to dream. All of that, which was written in the style of Chandler and also for Baba. Greater Oh, Marge, so his hero worship of Raymond Chandler. My guest.
WSB-AM
"chandler" Discussed on WSB-AM
"I'm Chris Chandler Alive and the WSB 24 Hour News Center, and this is just in from Washington. Senate Majority Leader Schumer says Donald Trump's impeachment trial will begin February the eighth The presentation will begin on that day. The eighth. Here's the timetable now Monday night at seven o'clock, the House impeachment managers who've already been named or read the article of impeachment, incitement of insurrection in the Senate. This is when they walk across the hall and Bam on the door and they let them come in and have the formal ceremony. Senators to be sworn in as the jury. On Tuesday in a brief ceremony, impeachment managers and the Trump defense will have time to prepare briefs before the trial. Schumer says that while that's happening, the Senate will continue to consider Cabinet nominations and the coronavirus relief bill. So that's a date February that ate the beginning of the impeachment trial, but the proceedings actually will begin. Monday night at seven o'clock 51 degrees on Peachtree Street. Hank Aaron. Next stand WSB meteorologist. Current Mellish Ass is exclusive five day forecast coming up to right now. Triple Team Traffic and Doug Turnbull. Travel advisories over comedy Doesn't counties on the WFP Jan camp stole the horse trailer. A couple of center lanes 20 westbound right before Fort Road exit 44. Damn it. The example to the six lengths Hill Area Highway 78 Veterans of Auriol your altar to take that out the Port Road over these rings through downtown Atlanta. Just crowded but no need to take an alternate 75 85 South flow. 10th Street down past trouble off to the right University Avenue exit to 44 smiling Mark McKay cool break every year Traffic trying to shake out the delays on the Southwest leg of the perimeter. Hard to with right lane is knocked up, says D, O T. On the North Downside of 25 the inner loop before exit to Camp Creek Parkway jammed leaving. I 85 fortunately, the breakdown Curtis Your hero unit and Dunwoody Police has been moved off to the right on the North side perimeter. It sits on the right shoulder. No longer the right lane 25 westbound the out of the panache for Dumb Buddy Road slow, though, leaving Peachtree Industrial Boulevard Tripoli in traffic 95.5 wsb and we visit truest part Next. We're Braves fans have gathered today to remember Hank Aaron. He's died at the age of 86. It's a big loss for city of Atlanta. Obviously sad. Hank Aaron.
BTV Simulcast
Airlines Near 50,000 Job Cuts as American, United Feel Squeeze
"Couldn't wait for lawmakers in Washington to pause and use Chandler's bill already beginning to lay off thousands of workers. This add to the job concept announced across industries from energy to finance our global economics and policy. Aditya Kathleen Hays this year Kathleen the Airlines one bluffing when they said it was make or break time, I mean, we had from back in allies United Airlines. Why now? Why today Because they made it very clear that by this time by the end of the third quarter by the beginning of the fourth quarter, they would need to have more funding on the Sunday news shows. David Parker, the CEO of American Airlines. Made this point very clear. He was so optimistic that Congress the White House could get it together and get something passed. But they haven't In fact, so today this afternoon. No surprise. It was why the advertised American Airlines. Ling off 19,000 workers. Parker's saying that we're not done fighting. In fact, he says they can reverse the layoffs if aid is extended in the next few days, Congress adjourns November sees me this Friday, October 2nd And they'll be not back until mid November. So unless they change that the clock is ticking even louder. I guess you could say that United announcing 13,000 workers being laid off those job cuts also Beginning immediately. So, meanwhile, you know He said. It was just me. The House Democrats were supposed to vote on their their stimulus package, which is supposedly very much like the old 12 point to, maybe, but maybe raising a bit of $2.4 trillion But they postpone that before a meeting of Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House, the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin. They met for 90 minutes. They didn't come out with anything definite, however. Steven, you did say they're making progress. And then he was on Fox business today. And hey, said that quote here it is. The president has instructed us to come up. On the amount of stimulus they're willing to pass. Come up significantly, so we have come up from the $1 trillion deal. Wow. He also told Fox business he sees the stimulus bill costing between 1.5 and $2.2 Trillion. He also said that he and Mark Meadows, the White House chief of staff, spoke with the president before they had their meetings on Capitol Hill and Trump has already said that he's willing to pay up to $1.5 trillion to pass the paper pass a bill that big and also remember the Democrats. The Republicans Trump Mr Mnuchin. Larry Kudlow, the White House chief economic advisor have been talking about Let's do some targeted stimulus. This country brings us right back to the airlines. Why This is so highly visible. What It seems to be the element that is putting the pressure higher now for them to do something. Maybe this week.