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39 dead in fire at Mexico migrant facility near US: official
"At least three dozen migrants have died in a fire at an immigration detention center in northern Mexico near the U.S. border, according to a regional newspaper report. Images from the scene show ambulances firefighters and vans from the morgue around the facility, the injured had been taken to four hospitals, according to the diarra de Juarez newspaper, sources told the paper the fire happened late Monday at a facility in the city across from El Paso in Texas, media's reporting Mexico's attorney general's office has launched an inquiry and has investigators at the scene, so I read Juarez is a major crossing point for migrants. It's shelters full of migrants waiting for opportunities to cross or who've requested asylum in the U.S. and are waiting out of the process. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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France braces for violence in new wave of pension protests
"The head of France's largest trade union is calling for mediation to discuss the government's pension reform as France prepares for another day of nationwide protests against the retirement age rising from 62 to 64. Speaking on France into radio, Laurent Berger, the head of the CFDT union, says president Emmanuel Macron should put the retirement reform on hold, while he says we sit around the table in order to see where there might or might not be a social compromise. Burger adds is the political and social choice that has to be put in place. It must be clearly announced that this reform will not be implemented and that we're focusing on a path of discussion Macron has made the reforms the priority of his second term arguing there needed to keep the pension system from diving into deficit as France faces lower birth rates and longer life expectancy. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Kim wants N. Korea to make more nuclear material for bombs
"North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has called for his nuclear scientists to increase production of weapons greater material to make bombs to put on his increasing range of weapons. The report in state media follows a series of missile launches 7 in this month alone and rising threats to use the weapons against his enemies North Korea's weapons tests and U.S. South Korean military exercises have intensified in tit for tat cycle underscoring heightened tensions in the region, state media says Kim met with officials and scientists at a nuclear weapons institute and stressed the need to ramp up bomb fuel production to meet his goals to expand his nuclear arsenal. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Israel tensions ease as Netanyahu pauses judicial overhaul
"Israel's political factions opposed to embattled prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu had begun setting up negotiating teams after he paused a controversial overhaul plan on a pensions legislation. Netanyahu has acknowledged the division's roiling the nation, and has announced a month long delay for the legislation. He says he wants to avoid Civil War and would seek a compromise. He spoke after tens of thousands of people demonstrated outside the parliament building in Jerusalem, but compromise appears elusive as the standoff remains over the fundamental issue of what kind of country Israel should be and positions only appear to have hardened. Three months of demonstrations have intensified this week and Israel's main trade union declared a general strike, leading to chaos that shut down much of the country. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Prince Harry in court for privacy suit against tabloid
"Prince Harry is in court for a privacy suit against a tabloid. Harry's in the high court in London as the lawyer for a group of British tabloids prepares to ask a judge to toss out lawsuits by the prince Elton John and several other celebrities who allege phone Tapping and other invasions of privacy. The hearings, one of several lawsuits Harry, also known as the Duke of Sussex, has brought against the media. This one is expected to last four days. Harris presence at the court is a sign of the importance he places on the case the high profile individuals are seeking damages for misuse of private information against associated newspapers. Charles De Ledesma, London
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Suicide bomber kills 6 people near foreign ministry in Kabul
"A suicide bomber has struck near the foreign ministry in Kabul, killing at least 6 people and wounding several others. People clear up a broken glass in the attack aftermath. While eyewitness Omar ansari tells the AP a lot of people were wounded and martyred, the casualties, ambulances arrived and carried them to 400 beds and to security forces hospitals. Stefano Souza, the emergency non governmental organization country director, says among the injured who all male is a child. Once again, he says, we're reminded that although the war has ended, we continue to treat victims of violence. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the bombing, but the regional affiliate of the Islamic State group has increased attacks since the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in mid August 2021. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Russian shelling of Ukraine city kills 2, wounds 29 people
"At least two people have been killed and dozens wounded. When Russian forces shelled the Ukrainian city of Soviets in the partially occupied eastern the next region. Video footage of the aftermath shows that damage residential buildings debris in the streets and vehicles on fire. Ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky describing the attack as terrorism. The slovenes hit, followed a typical pattern of long-range shelling, adopted by the Kremlin's forces, especially in recent months as the fighting has become deadlocked due to the bitterly cold winter period. Ukraine's presidential office reports in the eastern the next region, some ten cities and villages have been shelled by Russian forces over the previous 24 hours. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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UN expert advising IOC gives views on Russians at Olympics
"A UN expert advising the International Olympic Committee says Russian athletes who have actively served in the military invasion of Ukraine should be allowed to return to international sports if they didn't take part in any war crimes. The UN special repertoire of a cultural rights, Alexander zanthe, said late Sunday, only Russian military members implicated in the allegations of war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity or propaganda for war should be denied neutral status to compete in international sports ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics, some fakey has angered Ukrainian athletes who took part in an IOC hosted call to consult them ahead of an Olympic announcement to Tuesday to update guidance for sports bodies, 16 months before the opening of the Paris games. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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In Macron's France, streets and fields seethe with protest
"Four French president Emmanuel Macron, the look of determination on young faces, only Harold's a deepening crisis, his government, igniting a firestorm of anger that he railroaded a bill through parliament, pushing the legal retirement age from 62 to 64. 17 year old ELISA fagnes is taking part in her first protest in a country that taught the world about people power with its revolution in 1789, and again seething with anger against its leaders graduating from bystander to demonstrator is a generations old Rite of passage. Forehead looks both excited and nervous as she prepares to march down Paris streets to find authority in declaring Noel. Critics accuse Macron of effectively ruling by decree like kings of old, but in the French Revolution, king Louis the 16th ended up on the guillotine. There's no danger of that happening to Macron, but hobbled in parliament and contested on the streets piled high with wreaking garbage. He's been given a tough lesson again about French people power, freshly scrawls slogans in Paris reference 1789. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
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Saudi National Bank chair resigns after Credit Suisse storm
"The chairman of Saudi national bank has resigned for personal reasons after his comments on Credit Suisse sent the firm's stock cratering. A filing on Monday on Riyadh's tadawul stock exchange announced Amr academia's resignation from the Saudi national bank shares of Credit Suisse had sunk over 30% after Al-Qaeda has announced on March 15 that its biggest shareholder of the Saudi bank would not provide more money to the Swiss lender, while he sought to clarify his remarks, they caused Credit Suisse shares to drop by around a third of their value of the time and fuel this ultimate collapse, the incidents further spooked international markets already reading from other bank collapses and high inflation brought on in part by Russia's war in Ukraine. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Strike over pay paralyzes rail, air travel in Germany
"Trains planes and public transit systems stand still across much of Germany, as labor unions call a major one day strike over salaries in an effort to win inflation busting raises for their members. The 24 hour walkout also affects cargo transit by rail and ship as workers at the country's ports and waterways join the strike, many commuters are opting to drive, causing big delays on the roads while those who could work from home do unions are seeking a pay increase of at least 10.5% and have dismissed offers from employers of 5% in two stages plus one off payments, labor strikes are a regular occurrence in Germany and normally end in a compromise deal between unions and employers the walkout already caused disruption and delays on Sunday as travelers scrambled to reach their destinations early. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Is the David porn? Come see, Italians tell Florida parents
"The Florence museum housing Michelangelo's renaissance masterpiece for David has invited parents and students from a Florida charter school to visit after completes about a lesson featuring the statue forced the principal to resign. Florence mayor, Dario nadela, also tweeted an invitation for the principal to visit confusing art with pornography, was ridiculous, nadella says, the board of the Tallahassee classical school pressured principle hope Keras Kia to resign last week after an image of the David was shown to a 6th grade art class, the school has a policy requiring parents to be notified in advance about controversial topics being taught the incredulous Italian response highlights how the U.S. culture wars are often perceived in Europe where despite a rise in right-wing sentiment and governance the renaissance and its masterpieces even its naked ones are generally free of controversy. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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Lapid calls on govt to halt legal overhaul
"Israel's opposition leader yair lapid has called upon the nation's coalition to hold talks over prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to overhaul the judiciary and mass protests. Lapid implores liquid lawmakers to come to their senses to stop the legislation and come and talk to us the opposition. He says, we don't have to crash. We don't have to fall apart. Their solutions. I call on the coalition. Let's go to the president's residence and start a national dialog at the end of which we will have a constitution based on the Declaration of Independence, and a country where we all live together with mutual respect. I'm Charles De Ledesma.
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In this week's AP Religion Minute, a pioneer of Gospel music is rediscovered
"I'm Walter ratliff with the religion minute. For more than two decades, the work of gospel music composer, Charles Henry pace, sat silent and 14 unorganized crates. I knew we had this gospel collection, but nobody had ever really looked into it. Christopher lynch is a musicologist at the center for American music at the university of Pittsburgh. We had about 140 pieces of music that didn't exist in any other library in the world. Lynch and his team discovered that pace was an early pioneer of gospel music. Herbert Jones, the founder of the heritage gospel corral, says bases archives helped secure Pittsburgh special place in music history. Pittsburgh was a stop over point for jazz musicians and from blues musicians back in the 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s. So this is another niche in the history of Pittsburgh and the music field. This week, the community showcased pace's work at a free concert in Pittsburgh's hill district. Hi, Walter radliff.
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Ramadan begins for the world's Muslims, a pioneer of gospel music is rediscovered
"On this week's AP religion roundup, Ramadan begins for the world's Muslims and a pioneer of gospel music is rediscovered. Hundreds of millions of Muslims began the daily facts of Ramadan this week during Ramadan observant Muslims abstain from food and water from dawn to dusk and gather with family and friends for nighttime meals. Enjoy within the bandages now. Imad Hamad of Dearborn, Michigan, says it's like opening a new page with God each year. This is the way that is required to face the month. This is the way it's required to again guts rewards and gain the forgiveness and open a new chapter. That's why we quote Ramadan is a month of renewable. Islam follows a lunar calendar, so Ramadan starts about a week and a half earlier each year. For more than two decades, the work of gospel music composer, Charles Henry pace, sat silent and 14 unorganized crates. I knew we had this gospel collection, but nobody had ever really looked into it or really even figured out what it was. Christopher lynch is a musicologist at the center for American music at the university of Pittsburgh. We had about 140 pieces of music that didn't exist in any other library in the world. And might be completely lost. Lynch and his team discovered that pace was an early pioneer of gospel music. His independently owned publishing company helped elevate and expand the genre. I remember working in our music store. If my late teens. Francis pace barns. She was surprised at her father's impact. I think what I learned as an adult, I recognized, God, he was smart. Just a little ahead of his time, maybe. One, two, go. Average Herbert Jones, the founder of the heritage gospel corral, says bases archives help secure Pittsburgh special place in music history. Pittsburgh was a stop over point for jazz musicians and blues musicians back in the 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s. So this is another niche in the history of Pittsburgh and the music field. This week, the community showcased paces work at a free concert in Pittsburgh's hill district. Hi, Walter radliff.
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Chad nationalizes assets by oil giant Exxon, says government
"Chad's government says its nationalizing all assets for multinational oil giant ExxonMobil, including hydrocarbon and exploration permits. The nationalization of a private company means that all assets are now owned by the government, energy experts say, while this used to happen in the 1960s and 70s, it hasn't happened in a long time, and doesn't conform to the legalities of the sector. Chad began producing oil in 2003 and Exxon has been operating in the country for several decades. It was running the dobo oil project in Chad, of which it owned a 40% stake analysts say the move could scare away investors from West Africa at a time of growing global energy demand and a decline in foreign investments in the African region. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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King Charles III's European state visit hits French hurdle
"A state visit to France by Britain's King Charles the third has been postponed indefinitely amid widespread protests over president Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms. The move puts a damper on the new monarch's appearance on the international stage, Charles will still travel to Germany on Wednesday in what was scheduled to be the second leg of his first overseas trip since ascending the throne in September. The original 6 day visit to France and Germany, the two biggest countries in the EU was designed to highlight efforts to rebuild relations between Britain and its neighbors after 6 years of squabbling over Brexit by the prospect of Charles being confronted by protesters and piles of garbage in the streets of Paris, has forced officials in France and Germany to rethink their plans. Charles De Ledesma, London
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Russian strikes in Ukraine kill 10 civilians, wound 20 more
"Russian strikes in Ukraine have killed at least ten civilians and wounded many more. The hits come as a senior Moscow official warns that the Kremlin's forces are preparing for unexpected Ukrainian counter offensive in the coming weeks, fire people died in eastern Ukraine. The next province when a Russian missile hit an aid station last year district authorities had established so called points of invincibility, places, residents, could warm up, charge their cell phones and get snacks. Pavlo Cairo lenco says the civilians who died were refugees in addition, civilians were killed and wounded in sumi province by a nighttime rocket and artillery barrage and air strikes. I'm Charles De Ledesma
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"charles l" Discussed on Revision Path
"Of forge their own path? Yeah, I would say, I say, do your homework. And when I say that, I mean, it's great to go out with passion and present it, but you have to have a plan. And that could be, you know, do you want to be a generalist or you want to, this could be applied to a couple of different media, of course. But yeah, do I want to be a specialist and I want to be a generalist. I'm going back and forth between that as well. For me, it's about being also diversifying. I don't just solely rely on photography or I don't just solely rely on consulting or design or filmmaking. It's about building a brand based on those three words. Like I said, style creativity and soul and thinking about how you want your clients to feel when they work with you and after they're done working with you and will that make them want to work with you again. So it's like a lot of soft skill stuff. I mean, yeah, of course, being technically skilled and talented, those are all great things. But if people don't like you, you're not going to go far far. Learning how to maintain or establish and maintain relationships with people who align with the vision that you want to sell your artwork to present your work to and being able to manage that and navigate that and be in spaces and present yourself well. I think that's really important. And then also, of course, the more technical stuff about managing the business, you know, establishing an LLC, your contracts, delivering over delivering at times, under promising, you know, versus a device that basically because people will call you on. You said you were going to get 30 pictures. You don't need to deliver 29. It's like, oh, okay. Gotcha. But if I say I'm delivering 15 and I deliver 30, guess what, now I'm a rockstar, you know? And a lot of creatives, you know, take that for granted. And I also understand that this time and money involved with creating and running a business. So be mindful of that. Don't kill yourself. Rest. Take your time to step away from it. And reevaluate reassess, learn, and then ask for mentorship from people who are already doing it that are in a game. Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years? What kind of work do you want to be doing? Future stuff or continuation of what you're currently on. Where do you see yourself? Yeah, ultimately, in your 5 years, it's funny because I've been actually writing out my chain your plan and in the next 5 years, a couple of things. I definitely want to have a new physical space to run a shop and have a team. A dedicated team on payroll. So where I can manage and be creative or principle for projects that are being done by people that are working for me. But also, yeah, I have a really, I have a big passion for veterans affairs. So I've been researching ways that I can somehow participate in helping veterans. The advanced transitioning or trying to find their way out in the workforce at the China start of business, there are so many benefits out there available to a betterment to they don't know they're there and they're just out here flapping and trying to work but also might have some disabilities or issues that their workplace will workplaces are required to accommodate, right? So yeah, that's a huge passion of mine. Honestly, being helping veterans, especially better as a color transition and live good lives after kind of lived some potentially really lift them some really potentially horrible situations because of war. Yeah. But yeah, having a shopping, helping veterans. Well, just to kind of wrap things up here, where can our audience find out more information about you, your work and everything, where can they find that online? Sure. Yeah, so my main website is Chris Charles dot co that's Chris Charles dot CO, not dot com. The person who owns that domain name uses to give it up. I'm stuck with the dot co. And that's no problem. That's fine. So that has pretty much leads you to all of the other work that I do. I have a separate photography website which you can also find once you go to Chris Charles dot CO, but for people who are specifically interested in photography, it's my full name, Christopher Charles, photography dot com. I have a Facebook business page. This is Chris Charles photo. My Instagram handle is the underscore Chris Charles. Chris Charles. Those are the main places to find. I'm there. All right, sounds good. Well, Chris Charles, I want to thank you so much for coming on the show. I think certainly everything that you have talked about speaks to two key things that I think folks should kind of take in my particularly as we go into the new year. One is about being adaptable and the second is about building relationships. I think everything that you've described about your career to date has been a testament to both of those abilities and you've been able to craft and use both of those to be able to build a career for yourself, build a life for yourself and continue to do great work out there in the community. So thank you so much for coming on the show. I appreciate it. Thank you so much for having me, man. This is really fun, enjoy talking with you Maurice. Yeah, anything you need from me just let me know. Big, big thanks to Chris Charles, and of course, thanks to you for listening. You can find out more about Chris and his work through the links in the show notes after vision path dot com. Revision path is sponsored by hover. Building your online brand has never been more important, and that begins with your domain name. Show the online community who you are and what you're passionate about with hover. 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"charles l" Discussed on Revision Path
"That and you get to work on it. Do all that stuff. You know, it's still surreal. You know, whatever I see, just see when president Obama had one of their songs on his yearly playlist. I'm like, what? I'm looking at a photograph and design I did, and president Obama saw that word. I mean, it's cool. Can you give me a sneak peek on whether or not they have a new album coming out? I'm someone to see. Okay, all right. We did. You mentioned a photo shoot. I thought I would ask. I feel like I have stay tuned. Yeah, and you know, we're talking about foreign exchange and fancy too, but nikolay is super talented as a producer. I have some of his solo albums too. Like one of them, I think I forget what it's called. Something with Shibuya in it. I'm not remembering. No, no, no. The city lights, city lights volume two. Yeah. Oh man, that's one of my favorite favorite just like chill out albums. One of the slides on there is, I forget that I had to go back and remember that, 'cause I know the song when I hear it, I can't necessarily think of the name of it, but it's like some song. I forget it's like, I don't call it like my getting home from the club song. When you get home, super late and the son's about to rise. It's like that kind of song. I forget the name of it, but they're all super talented. That whole click is super talented. Yeah, and super nice. I mean, whenever I get to catch up with nikolay, I mean, just guys really, really smart. There's a degree in musicology. You know, he's not just like self taught. He's really formally trained, but also humble. And tall, so that's like 70. He's about 6 foot 7. He's huge. But just the nicest guy. Same thing with fontaine. They do guys are always gracious whenever we connect what's another one I did. I did not the Shibuya one. I did see, I did the next one, the one. So waito. Yes, I did the graphics for that one as well. Nice. I've been lucky man. What do you do to kind of stay motivated and productive with your work? I'm just constantly evolving actually as far as what I do. For me, you know, sometimes it's just from editing photos. I run into like a creative block with where to go with a certain edit. I'll put it down and I'll step away and indulge in other media via a short film or looking at some art books that I have, but I know from me saying inspire people around kind of exploring the balance between what's in my head and what I see that catches my eye out in the world. And also music, you know, a lot of my photography and design, I mean, I feel it's so connected to musical energy and at least to me I always like to think of a song whenever I present a certain edit or if I do a print so for me, sometimes I'll be inspired by music or if I'm producing music and coming up with a theme and a rhythm and I'll start to see colors and I'll start this. Oh, okay, maybe I think that's red and I go back to the edit and it's
Your Transformation Station
"charles l" Discussed on Your Transformation Station
"Lawyer doctor. They're great at what they do or they wouldn't be in business very long. But the irs comes. Cohen thorough lost their second base. They don't know what to do. They're what they do. They may be very smart to do. So outsourcing payroll to me is no brainer. It's one of those things you should do and we do it in. Our competitors are reasonably good at producing checks when the problem arises. They don't have the professionals on staff to solve your problems we. That's what we do better than anybody. Else's word concern we're basically insurance for your payroll. You may never need some of the specialty that we bring to the table. Hopefully you won't. But forty percent of small businesses. Get penalized every year by the irs. To the tune of eight hundred dollars on average. So if you didn't get one last year this year next year so give me a call now for those that are the do it yourself or is that would probably think well i could just learn about this now for those that are trying to learn about it or they have a general knowledge. That's time that they have to take away from their business. Rather just to learn about all the little concepts to all of this all the time. As well i keep up on five emails. A newsletter is a week from the irs. I read the traits. I studied this stuff. Why teach on it. I go to classes on it. I had this conversation with an engineer. Number of years ago. I done of a tax return for any general charles. I can do what you do. I said steve absolutely go back to college will take about three years. Spent twenty years in the field. Doing this you can do exactly what i do. But you know steve. If i go back to college for three years in your field and then work in your industry for twenty years. I can do what you do. I'm just as smart as you are. So what okay they deal. You can't do it today. And i can't do your job today so you pay me new yours. You pay me to do my job. And i bet you do your job. What do you want.
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"charles l" Discussed on Your Transformation Station
"And encourage them to bring it to you they will if you're closed off. They won't even if it's a good idea is they've learned that you don't want to listen to you. Might listen to this will. But they're not going to bring it to you because if just on their ideas before so if you already have a culture like that you're pretty much screwed a you better change it or you are going to be screwed. I've seen it over and over. People with with egos like that. That can accept input from from subordinates or associates they loose because people want to contribute people want to be part of the organization. People wanna feel like they're important. George washington crane used to say the easiest way to get along with people is to imagine tattooed on their chest or the words. I am important and treat them that way and if you treat them like they're important they'll feel like they're important and if they feel like they're important though when it contribute wanna help the wanna be responsible organization work sculpture corporate culture and they don't teach that school at least they didn't what i what the wakened come into charles reed's class and he'll give us the rundown and all that masters class on you got it. I just did no. You lay it out That that is inspiring right there. I'm kinda motivated to go do something. I don't know what i need to do. Need to go do something. Okay so i feel like we're kind of recording and we're kind of just getting an episode in as we speak if you're okay with that okay. That's a good so let me get a few more questions than i feel like. That will contribute to a good sized episode What is some good advice to follow and some bad advice.
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"charles l" Discussed on Your Transformation Station
"Efficient more effective at happier. I am too. Yes and i can agree with you with just exploring like different avenues. That revolve around your job. I mean some people don't want to learn other people's jobs but i mean that's how i excelled in the military at a faster rate than every other soldiers because i wanted to know what the radio radio operator was doing when i was just a rifleman i wanted to know what The computer guy was doing. I would know the driver's doing because it's like they know something. I don't know and i want that information. So that makes me a knowledge expert than now people want me because like oh for no some shit like we need him here. That's true to a level okay. But at some point you no longer need to be the smartest person in the room. You need to know how to hire the smartest person in the room began. Can't do everything when you start out. You are all the hats. You're responsible for everything. The moment you start hiring people you start handing off hats and delegating responsibility. Yes okay. lieutenant doesn't need to be the mess. Best map reader in the company the company. He just needs to know who is okay. He doesn't need to be the most accurate rifle he just needs to know. Who was sniper is okay. He doesn't necessarily know how to how how to build on the radio from scratch. He needs not operated or how to give orders the radio operator to effectively. Communicate is needs to combat control. So a lot of this is delegation in business and it is in the military As you've got to be a sergeant you had people clean the heads you had mess. Mess people You had other people that you delegate responsibilities to and expected them to be able to complete them effectively now. It's nice to know their job. But at some point in time as you get bigger you can't know at all we've changed Software here a few years ago and my staff doesn't let me run payrolls anymore. I know the payroll law and i. I know a lot of things that they still learning. But when it comes down to operate in that particular piece of software. They're far superior to that. I am. I just messed up. So i've got a group of them. And they do that if they have payroll questions. They come to me if they have software questions they go to the vendor is he knows it better than i do tax law. I'm the expert okay..
Your Transformation Station
"charles l" Discussed on Your Transformation Station
"What your experience in life with. All view of complex just outside of business context but as far as I would say humanistic understanding or or just a present look at the here and now when you reflect what was what what brought you to recognize your life and what could you do in what you're doing and how did you start looking forward from whatever experience that made you start to look forward if that any sense. I'm not sure it does. But there's there's a lot of points in your life that that are meaningful you know early on graduated from high school your first job the first time a bullet was by my my left ear. Not my right when my left one and ask myself charles here. Yeah my marriage. I love my wife. We were married for forty five years for. She passed the most important person in my life. the loss of my eldest daughter cancer loss. My wife to to a series of strokes. These things are all you know focal points that the change you. What but somewhere. Along the line i determine through my reading and by studying the happiness a condition that you choose. Choose to be happy. I don't succeed all the time but I choose to be happy and this is something that people can learn to do. You can be happy almost anywhere almost anytime if you choose to be a possibly. It goes back to a book. I read when i was fourteen having trouble in school. And my father to me psycho cybernetics by maxwell i think and it's it's all what shoes if you want to be important. You think of yourself as important and other people will think that way. It's almost fake until you make type thing but if you decide to be happy if you decide to be successful if you decide to be wealthy if you designed to be desirable.
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"charles l" Discussed on Your Transformation Station
"Hey charles going going yourself get good. How can i help you. Well your listeners is that was gonna be my next question followed by that is what can you not really help. But what could you teach my listeners. Well you know. I've been at this for a long time you know. I've been through a number of scenarios in my life from growing up to military to business to college to running a business corporate life than going out on my own. So there's a lot of things going on that you know. If if they're of interest your listeners will be more than happy to talk about it. of course yes now. I was curious what you would bring up. But the way i want to do well i wanted to say thank you for your service. I'm also veteran myself. Five years and I was in the army four and a half active duty than one year with the national guard. I spent four years in the core Probably before you did probably before you were born proud. I'm i'm thirty years old. So i would imagine so. I'm not sixty seven to seventy one. Oh wow okay. What was your Your job or mos well. I started out as a computer operator. While actually a key punch operator moved to computer operator Then got sent to. Ibm for programming. Was cobol programmer. A systems engineer..
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"Was in front of him at all was by the use of a little paris coke now he figured that much of a problem since you know the ocean kind of all looks the same. It's probably blew out there but it landing a lot trick. Yeah would chuck did you. Just fire torpedo. At my way. I think like the view is the reason to have visibility. Like it's not all that attractive looking anyway. Nobody would fly into newer other now so it all his splint would take about thirty three and a half hours and by all accounts. The most harrowing part was the takeoff so even with every spare gram of weight. Shed the overloaded plane barely managed to get airborne before it ran out of runway and it only a few telephone wires at the end of the runway. A couple of feet. When did we invent their runway technology called longer that later than we invented the technology of not putting elevated wires at the fucking phone at that point them off assists nine guys all right so but but also so a long way. There are a couple of opportunities for official outpost to see him and that was because he had no radio. That was the only way anybody knew anything about his progress And there's not a lot of airplanes in the sky so it's pretty obvious which one is his He was cited in newfoundland right schedule and then again just south of ireland so by the time he's getting close to paris news already spreading that somebody's about to claim the or take prize and for whatever reason parisians got super excited about that idea so they all hauled asked to the airport degree and when he got there so around ten pm local time. Lindbergh may paris. But he doesn't know exactly where the airport is. It's not marked on the map and well. He's got a pretty good idea where it should be a what he sees on. The ground doesn't match up with what is expecting to see the invading grenada. Just put that on the right down the landing spot like one of two things you would have on with an axe there so okay. So here's the airstrips. At the time were like. They weren't part of gigantic airport complex. That's a little dirt strip a little ways out of town and it has just enough light. Shed over it to make visible from the sky at night but the area that he's expecting to find an airport in was lit up like daylight was huge streams alight spanning out in every direction turns out that is the airstrip and the huge trim. Alight are the headlights of the biggest traffic jam in world. History to that point from where everybody in the damn country was trying to get to the strip in time to see lindbergh land. He lands on the car the front of the line. What did i tell you. S seat in the house right all right so once you confirms he's in the right place at ten twenty two pm on may twenty first. He brings the spirit of st louis in for landing and because people don't really like get aeroplanes quite yet. But a hundred and fifty thousand adoring bands rushed onto the runway. Him while he's still landing remember. He's got one periscopes worth of disability. County actually used that thing. It was kind of useless. So he didn't bother with it so the fact that he didn't mow anybody down with the propeller in his landing is apparently just a bit of a coincidence. He's yeah the guy up there at the twenty five thousand dollars. The body have to stay at seven. No sooner the plane. Come to a halt then the mob of adoring fans polls the motherfucker out of the cockpit. Carry them towards the hangar. The damaged shit out of his plane to solve some by accident others deliberate attempts to snatch a bit of fabric off of it as a souvenir. Okay lots of urine. On all that kim covered in urine right now so not sure where the wiki authors felt the need to point this out by the way but among the group that greeted lindbergh. Were to future prime minister of india. Joa her lal narrow and his daughter indira gandhi. Okay so yeah right fun back all right. So lindbergh instantly became obscenely famous. According according to the new york times front page article at the time people were quote behaving us to lindbergh had walked on water not flown over it and quote kind of i gotta say a little so that was so much pitcher back then so by the following day. His mother's house in detroit was surrounded by a crowd of more than a thousand people so that same day. The french foreign office blew the american flag. Apparently that was the first time they'd ever salute. Somebody who wasn't a head of state on the east side of the atlantic was given the french legion owner by the french president. On the west side he was given the distinguished flying cross by the american congress. One up that passed a special act that allows limburg to be awarded the medal of honor for his hero. Achievement and time magazine made him the first ever man of the year actually at at age twenty five he remains the youngest person to ever receive that honor so for the rest of the year. Lindbergh toured around the us attending banquets and parades in his honor. According to the wicky between july twentieth and october twenty third of nineteen twenty seven he visited eighty two cities in forty eight states. That was all of them at the time who delivered a hundred seven speeches and erode one thousand two hundred ninety miles in parade. It's estimated that thirty million americans actually saw him in the flesh. During that period the entire population of the country at that time was one hundred. Nineteen million jesus over a quarter of the people and by all accounts he fucking hated every fucking second of it turned out. He despised being famous. He was nervous talking to women. He got super embarrassed when people ask how he peed while he was on his right and everybody asked how he peed when he was actually drink it straight back down through a tube. That was no fucking pete by self taught if he didn't want to be famous. Why the fuck did he do the flight then. Thirty three hours in a baby coffin and it was the only way you could think of to make twenty five grand. Okay fair question. Eli since charles. Lindbergh isn't around to ask. We just asked noah basically the same question about live shows. I'd say it was. It was during this tour that he met his future wife. And morrow who is apparently his financial advisers daughter one of the partners at j. p. morgan stupid fucking rich obviously so the the couple would ultimately have six children only one of which would be kidnapped and murdered. It was actually a pretty good average sees crisis but the tragic methodist twenty month old namesake rebate despises fame all the more so clearly moved around in europe for a while trying to find a place where nobody knew him but ultimately he found a way to get rid of all those adoring crowds even in his home country And that was publicly. Throwing in with the nazis now. We really need to emphasize just how hard it was to be too racist for main only illegal to teach kids about that in some states. Now or whatever. But america was only bigoted back. Then i mean compared to how big it is But lindbergh's public address for non-involvement in the second world war and an infamous radio address. That suggested that. Hitler might be onto something with this white people or the super duper better race. That was enough to turn the majority of americans against him even back that Places that had been renamed after him in nineteen twenty seven and there were quite a few suddenly remembered. Old names were. Nobody had parade general. Great yeah right right. And of course no throngs of adoring fans would ever greet him at another airstrip..
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"Am like if the front matter was a guy right. Okay we're just southwest shit to the outdoor okay admiral the hype and the repeated weather delays the skype finally cleared for transatlantic flight on friday may twentieth nineteen twenty seven in the early morning hours. Charles lindbergh climbed the cockpit of his plane. The spirit of saint. Louis now probably seems like a weird name plane that was built in san diego and blown by a guy from detroit who grew up in minnesota but lindbergh lived in saint louis at the time in his financial backers to the extent that he had any from a racquet club in saint louis a part of the way. He convinced him to give him. Money was by appealing to their civic. Pride about like you know. How good would it be for. The city of every news story about this accomplishment. Had the words saint louis in them. It's crazy the plane flew. Because i always thought the spirit of saint louis was broken and meanwhile he and i are confused but just happily fundraising at the rec club. Season is so fucking so okay. speaking of which. Unless you've actually seen a picture of this plane up-close whatever you're imagining is more substantial than the actual plane. Okay so the spirit of saint louis was a single engine monoplane meaning it had one set of wings instead of the more common at the time to And like pretty much all decisions made in this plans designed. The decision to go with. A monoplane was all about wait. Okay one set of wings his lighter than to for the same reason the plane was mostly made out of lightweight. Wood covered in fabric right. So if you imagine a box kite with a propeller on the front of it your frighteningly fucking close so into so actually so. They went to so much trouble keeping the weight down. That lindbergh famously trimmed the useless white borders off the maps that he was going to use Far more importantly he refused to take a radio since they were heavy unreliable and hard to use when flying. The focal radio do anyway sand out sure. Yeah give us a few years. We'll build the pride of saint louis and we'll send it right okay. You know what happens when you don't have a radio so two hundred years looking for amelia earhart. That's what achieve veteran. She was eaten by lob strategies. That's a real theory by the way is real mind. Chief stressing migrate. Grandmother has a bunch of sex with amelia. Earhart like a bump on my hanging. It out fun fact. That is so superfund fact racking. Amelia earhart. Just the dispirited. Saint louis custom played for this particular job by company out of california called ryan air which was apparently on the verge of bankruptcy when lindbergh. First contact the more things change. Yeah fun fact. Charleston had to buy two seats. Just like me. Yeah so different riot air but yeah and close fitting one who's reduce try. Though so and because he had trouble putting the money together it was built as a rush job so the manufacturer originally said it would take three months but lindburg said you know he only had to this resulted in a lot of design compromises so like they started with plane that ryanair already made and they just kind of beefed it up with longer wings struggle wheel stride speaker fuel tanks and shit but they didn't have time to redesign the tail assembly. Which meant and. I'm just going to quote the wicky here quote. This setup resulted in a negatively stable design that tended to randomly introduce unanticipated pitch yawn and bank elements and the quote and well as disputed. The story that i've always seen attached to. This is that when they told charles lindbergh about that he said no. That's a good thing. It's unexpected fidgeting of the plane will keep me away. i can stripe heats car long trips. This most people brag about the torque their truck or whatever but how much can your does your random also so it would be hard to overstate. How fucking nuts. It was that he was doing this shit solo. Okay so lindbergh figured whole extra guy. That's a lot of extra weight. Plus he'd be taking up space that could otherwise hold more fuel but it's not like he could put the fucking thing on autopilot here planes back then couldn't level themselves right so he couldn't take his hands off the stick any longer than you could take your hands off the wheel of your car so on top of all that it's not like they were like you know signs you can follow along the way here. He had to plot his course on the fly with that reckoning rightly so like. I've been going this direction for this long amount of windy. So i should be about here. While flying the puck and plane at night enough to spread the map out on his lap. Hold a flashlight in his mouth plot. The course with his hands and like hold the plane. Study by pinching. The control stick between his knees cool man but that's nothing though want saw a guy eat an entire bowl of fettuccini alfredo and a separate side salad with breadsticks. While driving a stick shift that guy was heath that was i was waiting to get credited. They're all learn something about promising. Someone endless anything. That's that sounds more like all of a sudden. Yeah so i also need to emphasize how small the cockpit still perfectly satisfying though. Let's not forget that the history was very very small the area he had offended to still. Here's three why thirty two inches deep fifty one inches high. We give dead people more space than that. When we bury them it would be like trying to fly across the atlantic and in coach. Actually talk to pick his seat without paying for it though so seat actually speaking what. They're weird quirk explain. It had no forward visibility. Seems like the direction the plane goes is. It's the most of the time when things are going to tell you what some unanticipated yaw now and again going for a windshield or anything he so he could see his instruments and what was out either window on the side so we had window technology further strides forward. There was a really good reason for it and putting of bill. They didn't have enough telephone books for him to sit on the fuel tank in front of it so that if he crashed he would definitely explode and that actually forced him to change the angle of the plane to get a takeoff. Want you weird shit there. But the end result of the the only way that he could see what.
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"Lindbergh is the only one ready to go and yada yada yada. He stole his own baby cool. We're gonna take a quick break.
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"It's okay so you can go. I boarded with my baby right after. I fuck myself so everybody hates you cool and all right. I guess that drug dealer who's walking funny can go now know is here. Yeah yeah oh. I'm sorry. I didn't spend more money to be on the plane longer. Got a scoop by. Will you look disappointed about how jealous. Right noah what person place thing concept phenomenon or event are we gonna be talking about today. Charles lindbergh antastic. And would you like to make any announcements for the record about why he chose that topic and you'll recall. The last us i wrote was about henry ford which was kind of to read for me. So i i guess this is part of my bigoted assholes from the nineteen twenties series so not to be clear for big chunks of the sas gonna see late. Charles lindbergh is the hero. He's not he was a fucking nazi right. So we'll get to the doc- should eventually sorta tacking on the dan. But i i wanna make it clear upfront that nobody should get too attached to this guy. You don't get too. Attached is also incidentally heath's tinder bio not true. So flu was charles. Actually i want to start with who. He wasn't okay so charles. Lindbergh was not the first person to fly across the atlantic ocean from the american continent to europe. He wasn't the first person to do it. Non stop even that honor goes to john alcock. Arthur whitten brown who vanished at june of nineteen nineteen th. They flew from the easternmost point. They could get to a newfoundland to like a few inches into ireland nights. And i say to rather than they landed in because they're somewhat controlled crash into an irish bog doesn't really rise to the level of landing but they survived it. It was a fantastically daring accomplishment. And it got the whole world excited about the possibilities of aviation. There's a weird time skip in airplanes. Like like there's a time when everyone was like. I hear men can ride in an aeroplane for a full american. Our and then forty seconds. China was eighteen minutes late. Fucking hate flying billick all right now. One of the people who got really swept up at this new aviation craze was a guy named raymond or teak. He was a wealthy french-born hotel. You're in new york. And he saw a good opportunity for self promotion here so he announced a twenty five thousand dollar award for the burr successful nonstop flight between new york city and paris france. This somebody who did like multiples okay. So seaplanes woodland along the way several times and shit like that ole over the atlantic coast so not called this the orteig prize it. He said it would run for five years. And of course this is one thousand nine thousand nine like twenty five. Grand is a ton of money well over a quarter of a million dollars today but the trip alcock and brown had just barely pulled off. That's about nineteen hundred miles. A flight or tig was talking about would be damn near twice that thirty six hundred miles so when the offer expired five years later there had been no serious attempts to claim the prize. No of course in the intervening five years aviation technology had gotten a lot better so or take decided to renew the price for another five years and this time a bunch of contender started to step forward and die because flying thirty six hundred miles at a rickety lawnmower planned was still bat. Shit fucking crazy. So the i was a french. Flying ace named marin eighth funk and his airplane crashed on takeoff in september of nineteen twenty. Six distance wasn't really the issue there then was it was it was wayne but because of the distance so in april of nineteen twenty seven to american aviators named noel davis and Stanton wooster were killed while testing the plan. They were gonna use for the flight and a few weeks later. A couple of french war heroes. Charles nolan gasser and francois coli became the first people to actually make it part of than the end of the runway but they disappeared somewhere over the atlantic ocean. And were never. You would think that at this point or teague would withdraw the price and say oh shit. I didn't mean to get a bunch of people killed. But he knew there was no such thing as bad publicity so he kept promoting the hell outta okay. Well apparently this is legal. So i would like to announce my million dollar prize for any republican senator who can beat up ten cobra snakes with now so i it was starting to somebody might actually manage to claim this price and back much to the media chagrin. It actually look there might be a race c. or take never stipulated which way you had to go. You could go to new york new york to paris but the prevailing weather patterns on the planet kinda dictated the to start new york and go east. Otherwise you're gonna be fighting the win the whole time and there's no way you could carry enough fuel for that known. Gasser team actually ignored that and as soon as they did everybody who knew anything about aviation wrote them off But so the only place in new york with a runway long enough was an airstrip called roosevelt field long island. So that's where all the serious pilots were amassing and in may of nineteen twenty seven. Three planes were just waiting for favorable weather reports to take off all right so one of the contenders was already famous. Aviator named clarence chamberlain. Who flew in circles around long island along enough to set the world. Aviation endurance record. Yeah that is a record since beaten regularly by passengers on delta on a routine thursday trying to land a general and go to work. Even if you're going to new york city go to newark. Don't go to jail. Actually let eli pick you ought to so chamberlain's team was financed by a guy named charles levine. Who had very deep pockets but managed to piss off pretty much. Everybody who came into contact with them all of history. The second guy is a famous arctic explorer. richard byrd. Who either was the first man to ever fly over the north pole and did it in record time for base camp. That still to this day has never been bested or he lied about flying over the north pole and he actually took a much shorter flight. That just kind of went around the arctic ocean. A little bit of the third guy was some bulkin. Nobody asked barn. Stormer named charles lindbergh now. Lindbergh's stood out from the competitors in a couple of ways. He was the only one of the three that wasn't payments going into it He was also the only guy who didn't have some big money financier and the fact that he actually had a plane capable making this flight at all was bit of a miracle but most importantly in terms of actually flying across the atlantic. He was the only one without a team chamberlain and bird were bringing navigators along with them and also had a radio operator. Charles lindbergh was the only person even attempting to this shit by himself. Nobody knew much about lindbergh before he showed up at roosevelt field but the new york media did a pretty solid job blessed things out once he announced he was gone for the arctic price. Lindbergh was born in detroit in nineteen o two but he grew up in minnesota. He dropped out of college a few years earlier to pursue aviation but he didn't actually fit that sorta typical stereotype of daredevil pilot. Aided crazy aerial stunts with the best of them including insane shit like wing walking and stuff but when he was on the ground he was as clean cut in buttoned-down. Any fucking buddy. He didn't drink. He didn't smoke and by the age of twenty five. As narrows anybody can tell he'd never even been on a date in wondering doesn't care what happens to it right. Yeah exactly just like someone touch my penis. Maybe expect now. Of course this is nineteen twenty seven. Right in the middle of prohibition and the height of the temperance movements power so that made this teetotaler a really popular contender and a lot of newspaper buying households so obviously the media is selling this shit hard all the contenders were in the same place at the same time. They're just waiting for several days. A hard rain to clear up. It's been all a two week since last contenders die or since they called off the search parties and as near as anybody can tell as soon as the rain clears. All three of these guys are gonna take off in quick succession and then we'll have a race to paris but that is not what ended up happening. Oh okay i was definitely pick. I was picturing like mario kart so okay so it turns out that robert byrd really didn't want to do this shit at all okay. He was the fake guy to begin with. He was just soaking up the media. Adulation he's living it up in a as a famous dude and a well well-financed student new york city. He you know he was happy to just keep making excuses as long as he could get away with it around the time. The weather was clear actually. He set a date like a week later to officially chris his plane so he was not going to race. Anybody all right now so chamberlain was a bit more serious about giving this ago. But while they're making their last second tweaks and waiting for the storm to break charles levin shows up with contracts for him and his team and they are nowhere near what they'd been discussing up to that point so levinas drawn up these basically indentured servant contracts where he gets to keep every penny they ever make for speaking tour. Book sales appearances. Whatever and then he'll pay them a reasonable salary for a couple years and exchange was more. He's been promising a big chunk of money to the families. If the team doesn't make it right if their plane crashes like every other damn buddy who tries this. There's nothing about that in the contract. That levine shows up with e plus. He made them check their bags at the gate. You have the right amount of overhead bins for bags group four. What does that even meet me. That's greasy somehow. I didn't see that coming on this hour right so chamberlain and his navigator till levin that they're not going anywhere until he writes the contracts and makes them look like he said they'd look a he tells them they're fucking fired by different pilots abbott so chamberlain souza's ass and then a judge grounds the plane until they can sort out all their legal troubles and that means all taken together that when favorable weather reports finally show up on the night of may nineteenth. Charles.
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"Said the time has come for you know why i am still talking. I'm still talking. I just don't want you to think that yelling like that is going to make me stop talking. So i can talk whenever i want. You can yell. But i'm still talk to me. I agree but but eli. Why did you tie us all up because of the before show. Shenanigans became what about him. This week's episode i want. It's about charles lindbergh. And you guys were going to kidnap and murder my baby for the before show shenanigans serious absolutely was not no one was gonna do that alike. Look first of all. You're the only one who does the before show. Shenanigans and to none of us would kidnap and murder your baby before show. Shenanigans are supposed to be funny and that super duper not funny is not know. Do not even a podcast joke style. It's not hilarious. So i could have just turned the studio into an airplane. Something sure yeah. I don't know. I prefer you wouldn. But yeah i guess oh okay let me let me uncuffed you guys. I'm sorry okay. So what we're on the subject of leaving families out of the show. I think this is a good idea because it's just like a weird thing to do. Are we going to stop joking about fuck. My mom is the same way that a super duper funny. Oh genuine one of those times. It was just a robot that looked anchor..
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I already had on hand even some. I'd forgotten about visit helman's dot com for more delicious recipes. And make the most out of the food in your fridge with helman's all right. Check this out guys. Charles barkley says the only people who don't have the covert nineteen vaccines are just well but holes. But he said a whole call. He said a see people that don't get the vaccine asshole. Say hey that's a little on. Well check this out while appearing on c. cnbc ashes. Say charles barkley said i'm vaccinated in. Everybody should be vaccinated period. The only people who are not vaccinated are just a holes sir. Charles went on to say he personally thinks that the sports leagues should force players to get vaccinated and he said. Can you imagine if one of these guys that are not vaccinated. If were you know they want these players or the kids or their wives or their girlfriends of their parents. Get sick and die over some unnecessary conspiracy bull blank. Nestle search all said. I don't understand somebody that's on a team. You got all these people around. I don't understand them not getting vaccinated. That makes no sense. You know you playing day. In and day out you notice viruses is deadly. And you don't wanna you don't wanna protect yourself and everybody around you. That don't make no sense to me in not only. Don't make no sense if you play in basketball team sport. It don't make no sense if you're part of a family right. see your loved ones. It's it's it's more non athletes than it is athletes just walking around not vaccinated and i started to on this show not to post vaccination because i was getting so many friends of mine going. Hey man stephen a right you to push that you don't know what's in it sending people off to slaughter well now that several very close people in my life have contracted covy and a very very close person in my life is in the hospital right now suffering. Been an icu. Five days with kovin. They just moved him to a regular room. I was able to talk to him. He said man. I wish i got that vaccine. Wow now there's a report out. Somebody told me this. I haven't seen it but somebody said that most people who are in the hospital now who have contracted cova who do not have the vaccine. Every last one of them has said. I wish i had taken the vaccine. Now because he once you get hospitalize those symptoms and got serious very serious. It's a serious deadly disea- my inlaws. Who are in. The eighties got vaccinated. The nurse goes to their house. Gave them covert. They didn't even have to go to the hospital. Pre existing condition and adopted clearly stated if they had not got this vaccine two weeks ago. We celebrated they sixtieth wedding anniversary. Might not be having. More of the steve harvey morning show right after this. You're listening to morning. Show keep up with team. Usa with gig speeds over fi from xfinity. Can your internet do that. 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"That we've always we'll just have go so and so do not pull into and but neither for five. Do not pull up next door. Handicapped there no matter what you do because a lot of these mine is back as they in a lot of these down the financing. Well if a who nets do the disabled is all flash the individuals whose helping to save on the show can't get the yeah they literally willing care and no those do not work. Please stay feet away from my day. I know that's why. I got. Doc ensley bam so. That's so if that ever happened to me. I have that to my down interest. That's sure you know it's hard enough to live in life being a stable healthy person but when you have a disability is very tough and a lot of people with disabilities. They don't like to show that they have disabilities because they are very prideful people about who and what they are so i agree one hundred percent with that just pay attention be aware there's individuals that might need a little assistance. Yeah it's not bad. If even they have the aid of the gone with them even if they have assistance. Just be kind. Help the disabled please for sure so we didn't have the owl's mind you in any go. Then what yo- people can go to my website which is athletes. We believe dot com. They can all a winnie. Come on all audio. All over the place including the amazon in fooding Google smooth speakers utilizing foam it that you can also only on islam at athletes fixed. Twenty two on the what dogs on. Just follow me everywhere. And yeah just bamian figure out why you and we'll get you all the heating and And when you can get and some maybe you want to you. You know you and then i also for those you have upon gas and also willie do Podcast swaps and i also willing to come on and guest host show. Your families can learn more about you from different this sucker. Yeah that's awesome and yes one half win podcast. It was a fabulous opportunity. I enjoyed myself very much. And i will stick link in the show notes here when i want to say. Thanks very much for coming on the podcast and your story. You're certainly welcome. And the time. I can base land it. Lets us my online day and and they can help make the table just little bit and my job is done. Thank you for listening into the podcast episode today. If you enjoyed it please share with a friend. Also please follow us on any of your podcast players or if you'd like to get a little more personal with us and really identify what we truly are about and get involved with what we are doing. Make sure you go over to the google play store and download our new abc. We can't wait to get involved with you and that's going to finish up this episode of the debt america. Podcast make sure you come back next week and follow along for another great interview. I'm ed waters out..
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"Professional sound. gone the deal on wide dolly and Thought to deal and just to name a few and then when he got off the road from that he started his own home and this company. So i ll up his home. His company was only founded in ninety two want and they seven. No i grew up with the altima. No still in my household. I was lucky enough to have a dowd. That could take me skiing. That could they walk on me and take me every play. And then i was. I was walking. Do have a Dad was onto the nose. That's why i reason why i left. And only as i was able to. And i'm slowly tiring. We tie imagination battalion working altogether. And just you love which is with them but That's doesn't want going y and but when i the call that i was one of the thousand matching that will the jaw now. Glenn i also dog. You didn't buy on this film and media allows and say i You guys have a plan that they'll never teachers. Just watch the teacher by you. Know and i I did but i like. They didn't want me anyway. They didn't want the education system and the teacher didn't want me. Well that's unfortunate Sure so what are some fears that you face with. Cpt that might carry on youth forever. Does this there well. They just is moving independently. That's going to be there and That's going to be one of. They just deals with this. Bill is coming to debt me about two weeks. And i just i know that it will be something it will be seeking that will take down and we'll be something else that will make me that. I know that. I have the. I can't do it anymore. I can Rely on this system. That i do Have and people can call and say look that When listen to hospital when hell and they live down on his luck and then down now down and they would say look what this. How can i help and so not. It's just moving and hasn't been my this. It'd just move out of my own. But now i know that it's time move out on my own because i I saw walls. Yeah it was walking my into until about during the you. I was say the these two decisions i is. Make that decision and selma how The two people who are listening whine who knows we pretty well. The the one knows me okay. But he doesn't understand The aspects of cpa the fans that when these answer and the two people that will wins me when they gave me the news. They said we need more money from your family of on here on a sell. The house and i said the health we have my eyes. And they don't want you want to do watch and move and then And then the opened up and gave me a wonderful of maybe housing. Maybe so i think that might be just coming. By the couple weeks a moving out of a valley that was born in laze and but moving out to like as well. I can tell you a very adventurous type of soul and i don't think you have much fear. Anything knelt. you know the only thing you have fears fear itself. You have right future. I think what you do is great. He'll fire me any of that. You talked to quite a few things without even and it's great no win charles. That's for sure. So imposing what is your call to action for people. My call. Who have been for people is number one is the law and listen to my boss. Yeah i wouldn't call to action when you know somebody else didn't remember now when he you know okay them how those. Yeah so i. I bit in heads more than it is behind. And you pull up mccullough would Is it just opened up and all fall as they save on. Listen aid because you would be surprised to learn that a lot of these heady doors. Don't work and that's why. I'm discovering being paolo. We'll tell us a really of i use it the other day. I like if i didn't have a post. It was me would be stuck between a dog. And so i would have to wait and so kind and bowl do healthy open door and please please please please please. Now that i begged people do not all into Nearly yes you are delaying the handicapped. Listen and you go off to a walk next to him. He there now i now have. I had out there on bill. I know the struggles. Now.
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"charles l" Discussed on Dead America
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"charles l" Discussed on The Sue Plex Podcast
"But that's kind of like Now i don't need to go about that and people know that. So i think it's time to add lays a little bit more about like the way crowley is the what the why he thinks the way he thinks. Like a brand new gear. That no one yet. Eight by empress another prescribed stuff. She's brilliant she's amazing. She's so patient as well. Because i'm so picky and it's got loads of detail on as she she smashed. It is amazing. I cannot wait debut that new look. But it's very like Address like i just crowd crowley is just. There's a lot of the negative side of like the cockiness but there's also the positive sides of self love like that's a big element just being proud of who. You are being proud of being unique. Because he's always been like. I like now this admire olmos like a collector at admira unique again to pass. You can take without positive negative. So i definitely want to do that in a little details like a little hidden patches on my good. I have to lift up a flat for people to read and like Lil images such. I hope people kind see over time of and just the cheeky this as well like. Obviously i've got this. This brand new monkees popped up in my life. Sebastian while roscoe and as it is have my iron. he's not quite roscoe. Might only much more durable more adorable model monkeys adorable to remind me to keep the monkey off my back. A cycle everybody else's problems. Aw love that. I respect that low yet. No it's So he's definitely a pop because again like i. I love monkeys. Doesn't know where it's coming from. But i just do. Because i love the whole cheeky. Nature had john l. end like vicious like these elements. I see as like crowley said like this is how i think a lot of people you know every now and then i have people say la..