35 Burst results for "Chino"
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie Welcomes Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills
"Sunday, there is one pastor I make sure to watch. I make sure to make time for pastor Jack hibbs. He's become a great friend and a mentor and adviser of mine and he is a fighter. He understands the word of God better than almost anybody I have ever had the chance to meet and to spend time with. And I'm really touched. I'm honored to be speaking at what's called the futures conference this weekend, which I think is totally sold out, but I think there's still a digital option, but Jack could tell us all about that. With us right now, as pastor Jack hibbs from calvary chapel Chino Hills, Jack, welcome to the program. Charlie, it's great to have you, my friend, it's great to be on. I tell you, it's great to be having you at our conference. As you well said, it is sold out. In fact, it's sold out in a half a day, Friday and Saturday, and I'm just blessed that you're going to be kicking it off on Friday night. It's gonna be great. And so is there a digital option for people where they could have digital tickets they could buy or is going to be rebroadcast that at all? It's going to be streaming now that it's sold out and packed out. It's going to be streaming live. So people can simply go to either Jacobs dot com or they can type in search Google or futures conference. There'll be a link there. I'm not privy right now. I have forgotten what that link is exactly. But it's going to be available for anybody everywhere. So
The Charlie Kirk Show
Tampa Bay Rays' Players Refuse to Wear Pride Patch: Charlie Weighs In
"Zach from calvary chapel, Chino Hills, love cavalry chapel, love Jack kibs. What is your opinion on several Tampa Bay baseball players who refuse to wear the rainbow pride patches on their jerseys during the pride night, their pride night instead sent out of the game. I fully support it. I do. I think that players pushing back against quote unquote pride night is critical. And we must understand that what you might think of as pride night has changed in its meaning. It's no longer about gay and lesbian, acceptance, no, no, no, it's about something much deeper than that, and also something that is much more controversial than that. It can mean now bringing children to drag queen, bars. It can mean chemical castration of children. That this idea of Pride Month has broadened from just like, okay, I suppose tolerance of gay and lesbian people. And the spectrum that moves from tolerance to acceptance, to celebration, to participation. I must give credit to Matt Walsh for that phenomenally brilliant kind of steps is now that you must participate, you must wear the pride patch. And it kind of goes back, okay, Connor, get the Kramer from Seinfeld. You don't want to put the button on from the aids walk. It's one of this great great scenes in television history. Where Kramer, who's kind of an aloof character in Seinfeld, decides to do the aids walk, but he doesn't want to put the button on or the ribbon. He just doesn't want to wear the ribbon, and it kind of is the same sort of thing where he ends up getting kind of attacked by the mob, albeit kind of very similar kind of the Pride Month aids walk mob where they say you don't support gay people because you don't want to wear the ribbon and it's kind of this joke in the show that unfolds into obvious kind of tumultuous hilarity where Kramer is like, no, no, no, I'm with you. I just don't want to wear the ribbon. I just don't want to wear the ribbon. And they say, what do you mean what do I put the ribbon on? And it's like this back and forth and you must participate. You must be part of this. It's not enough that you tolerate us. It's not enough that you accept us. It's not enough that you celebrate us, no, you must
The Larry Elder Show
"chino" Discussed on The Larry Elder Show
"No matter how you slice it, Michael, that's impressive. I only ran for 8 weeks, one of my big rivals, Republican rival, a two term mayor of San Diego, the second largest city in California, ran for a whole year. He only got 8% of the vote. I raised $20 million in 8 weeks. That is more than my Republican rivals combined, except for one who could sell fun, but I got out spent ten to one by Gavin Newsom. Right. Larry, I'm not taking anything. Look, I respect you. You are the man in the arena. You know, a lot of us sit around and we talk about it. You answer the bell and I respect you for that. And I didn't. I just want to say this on my own radio program. I really didn't intend it as a slight. I regret the way I introduced you on CNN. It was not on my part seeking to pin you that way. I should have done it. No, I should have done it differently. But I hear the hard question that I want to ask you. Michael, I know you well enough to know you weren't trying to make my point is you're an independent guy. You're a fair minded guy. Imagine how the rest of the media treated me. They would routinely say this thing on purpose. I was asked over and over again, do I think the 2020 election was stolen? Was Stephen Miller have a position in my cabinet? What do I think about abortion? None of those issues had anything to do with why Californians were upset with Gavin Newsom. They were upset about the crime about the homelessness about the way he shut down the state about the fact that people are leaving, poor firing management. We're running out of water for crying out loud farmers right now are being water rationed. And we have a poor energy grid because of the force reliance on so called renewables like wind and solar. This is why people were upset with Gavin Newsom, but the left characterizing this in ways subtle and not so subtle as a Republican takeover. It was extremely unfair to me. So as you heard, he did apologize, and so I apologize for saying he didn't apologize he did. Now, school board, this is in Chino Hills, California. Listen to this. At a packed house tonight at the Chino valley school district, where students and parents making their cases against vaccine mandates. Jessica,.
Fear And Greed
"chino" Discussed on Fear And Greed
"Australia is the government body tasked with planning and recommending the infrastructure needed to. I have become the challenges of the next fifteen years. The twenty twenty one australian infrastructure plan makes a series of recommendations to government covering everything from energy reform to social infrastructure like schools and social housing. It's now with the federal government for response and then hopefully implementation data call. Chino is chief of policy in research at infrastructure australia and led the team that developed the plane pita. Welcome to fearing great. Thanks so much for having me on the show..
Tha Boxing Voice
"chino" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"That long but know you can still fly every do me. I know you haven't been in here. Yeah now not definitely is definitely as i know i. I've seen. I've seen the live. And shit i was good. They gotta do. The thing was the fisher for real song. Not the perfect pig it onto so definitely like in the way ya starting to go with that shit shit every time. It's like i'll say to keep getting better and better next next one embroider. There should be ten times better than this. When you knew me. You forgot. I mean i gotta tell you brought out a new entrance What you call it an entrance a book. That's just calling out but anyway what did you think. Gentlemen boys and girls of all ages. Phoebe probably bring sue you. It's ring magazine co champion of the well. The dog sino west. The bad ass the gives the new age boys. Oh yeah in four. Yeah don't remember this part and if you ain't down with that we got who works for ya. I just wanted to fuck around real quick. But yeah definitely. I bought awards officio. You'll love men and not. He hope it keeps going well for you guys buying too long. I fell how boxing. Tv says teen chino shutout to charter barton. Tv on a super chat That was awesome. Tv's probably one of the cornerman. If i'm not mistaken. I think you're right. Yeah yeah yeah young man that looked like he was in shape corner in the camera. With him to yeah. He looked like he'd done. It already. had a brief conversation real quick over the ticket was over the wraps or something like that and he was he was he was in the corner giving instructions to know. Yeah yeah that's why. I think it is and immediately. I was like yeah. This kid is kids fought wants to get to leads load. It was in the building and it choice. Lecompte eight only. Let's head your enemies craze. Marlins show kidney defied that girl coach cam trains. But that's out there about boy in the upcoming fights they avoid thirteen. I'm here incurs. People shout out the everybody win allows.
Tha Boxing Voice
"chino" Discussed on Tha Boxing Voice
"Three. No they work man. That's what i'm saying. He's doing is over. Listen are you taking a serious. But where's wong. Warren post son to see what i mean. Everybody take a look at this video. Take a look at it hard man. Listen this is what you wanna be doing. And you can't look. This is how hard you ought to be working man. No this is odd. You want to be lower. Look at doing maxine. Kline gas isn't going to be an issue this time to guerrilla mode so he's running on macs inclined and running fads. You see how fast he's running and is it is video starts at thirty. Don't mean not. Can you run that fast. For thirty seconds top speed on inclined. That's up to me hills baby. That's the ten. But he goes along in the footage you know huang put out new footage and he got up the mountain rocky style got the power but the thing is can one lane is power on. Chino is going to be moving with with defeat of one. He's like just so heavy on his. He's got big left ryan but heavy heavy. Look us come about. I just finished see tank ram. Who's fancy no man. This man protege. We met him these boy in wisconsin. That's protege he bought the knock the bag off. The thing he casino was sunday might be pound. But is it going to george right hands. Was he gonna put out.
The Eric Metaxas Show
We Need Manly Churches Preaching Biblical Masculinity
"It's amazing to me that you know. We are coming to a place where it is only like great churches. That are pushing this message out there. The whole culture has become feminized and confused. I mean it's obvious that people are just i mean. Most people understand that the culture is nuts. Like you need to be encouraged folks. I forgive you think the culture is nuts. You know what you are right. And i'm here to affirm you they've all gone nuts the only place where you seem to be able to find sanity Is in certain churches. I was I mentioned you tim. I was up in ken graves. Church in bangor maine. I was at jack. Hibs church and chino hills california. They're few that are particularly manly. And i thought men just gravitate toward that cause in their ideas churches. Kind of like it's a. It's a woman's thing or or something like that. I really think that this message that you have in your book take it back. It just comes out of the bible and it's it's kind of like solving for excellent algebra quesion right. I mean everything else goes away. We're in a culture now where you really can't find this anymore. We don't have a lot of healthy masculinity in the culture in our movies and tv either at it is toxic masculinity portrayed or is wimpy non masculinity but this healthy idea of biblical masculinity which father's bless their children and husbands bless their wives and live self-sacrificial early and use their strength to protect those. I mean so beautiful. i think more and more. We're seeing that in churches and i. I predict that. We're gonna see revival on this issue when a culture becomes as sick as ours is on this issue. Men are looking for truth. They know in their gut. Right and wrong on this. And i'm just i'm excited that you're talking about it. You're not the only one but this is The book is take it back. dr tim. Clinton forward by darrell
Ken Broo
Bengals Welcome Fans to Paul Brown Stadium
"Now. Bengals fans will have the chance to fill up Paul Brown Stadium today and watch their favorite team work out on a gorgeous summer day. Ricky Chino has more for the first time in two years, The Bangles are opening up practice to fans. Paul Brown Stadium was hosting back together Saturday. The Bengals Elizabeth Blackburn says it's going to be a great day for families even though Covid protocols have eliminated the possibility of personal meet and greets cut outs of our players that will be around the concourse so you can come and like, Take Selfies and pick Shares with the players. Pictures. Um are cheerleaders as well as our new strike squad will be there just kind of hyping people up, so it should be really fun, Engaging day. There will also be face painting, autograph giveaways and more gates. Open up at two o'clock tickets are free. You can get them at Bengals dot
AP News Radio
Europe on Vacation, but Vaccinations Not Taking a Break
"As holiday makers prepare to hit the beaches around Europe government efforts to inoculate I'm not taking a break from the sun kissed beaches of France to the crystal clear waters on its easy traffic case health authorities are trying to make a cabin nineteen sought as much a part of this summer the sunscreen and shades for those who are not yet fully vaccinated this is the sound of mine gets a job at a vaccination happens to be Chino and pulls with some vodka California tourists traveling to Barcelona from mine says it's a responsible thing to do is be vaccinated because we must to travel but also we hope it'll help other people get to possible method to maintain momentum in campaigns to protect against the pandemic that has killed more than one million across the continents including in the European Union the United Kingdom and Russia Karen Thomas London
Let's Start A Cult
The Founding and Crimes of The Children Of Thunder Cult
"On memorial day. Nineteen ninety nine. The helzer brothers attended a murder mystery. Dinner held at their local mormon temple that evening reportedly dressed in all black and thus stood out from the rest of suburban attendees. Most of whom were start shirts and press chino's. It was at that event that justin met don goodman a single mother mother in her mid twenties. Who had recently moved into town and was working a grocery store desperate to find a direction in her life. She decided to join the mormon church although she was said to be an outcast. Much like the helzer brothers will. Don began dating just shortly after the murder mystery dinner. She was reportedly fascinated by his cares. Medical brother taylor managed to convince her to join a self awareness. Seminar which consisted of spending a few days inside a windowless room while a facilitator aggressively badgered them to confront their inner demons which sounds like most university classes. I attended so not that crazy but no absolutely ridiculous After completing two of the seminars three levels don began receiving spiritual guidance from taylor. He had become completely unhinged by this point telling her that sometime in january two thousand it was his destiny to take over the mormon church by all means necessary. He also began calling himself. Don and his brother the children of thunder claiming that it was their mission to create a state of peace and joy for everyone.
Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"He was making a play toronto. So i think it i think yeah i think none of that also came from those those Autists may your via the company bogardus from the late seventies early eighties. They were quite greeky. Dads that fills was very very cool. Yeah i mean the off the cities themselves. I mean they just spells utopia dystopia and all the way beautifully done and the actually reminded me of. Maybe this is intentional or not. But like i visited egypt and it's almost like looking at the temples how much they're in disarray. Now 'cause spent over two thousand years and they're just got you know some of them were being restored or whatever. I kinda got the same sense of that. After seeing that in your film and i go. Oh yeah it's really neat. And he makes sense gazette at the pattern that humanity follow us on her really appreciated. I would i would. Rejig order was twelve a night raw feedback to be a baby dow. I'd never thought about it dollar. You say probably all this idea of this. This massive structures granted these these. These ways led a lot of cape cod which you said he said potted he might be. They'd be pies of advice. Crumpled something else replaces them. All even plays that was listed throughout the world becomes. Just yeah i. I need to iraq. I was sitting kobe two years ago. Where they deserve at three joseph Bush started on when he was see. What's the absolute hell hole bike. That obviously were a lot of violence. All sides of it was very those poverty. A lot of and i felt is we. This is where the world started here. Look at it. Though is very thoughtful center of the world so i guess the other goats by was what though cities would have walked by the way that city way. What you see. These scopes collective west kind of one of the world on one boy needed. Something happened decayed cable. But you see. I gotta ask you what what are. What are you planning for next.
Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"Us of we are about to release the uk next week. Sadly felt that we got some good reviews from important interesting places already of this sense of momentum which who does what could lead to buy. It doesn't positive by now does so. I hope it leads to. So i don't know this is true. I heard ridley scott was how you've got his attention somehow was he's scott free black dot. Oh yeah on a which are all different. Does the same bra which is capable of my release. That were involved. The products were in fact. If as a buddy to the we on the goats so that know his part of david is of these movie So he was. He was stretched to a. This will be office of the president who directed sci-fi five. That's getting a dozen Law if as especially from someone governor from spayed always you groppy the spade the idea society. Any of the bay driver would like some kind of salty. Obviously they're going from by david spade Delfi so the godley will be. This will be dealt with life throw ya. I beat this boys. They'd be reese's is i remember. That is a time so he was quite extraordinary. So so yeah it was. He was with what yet but hoppy. Well somebody and review. I read said that. Under god's could be taking place may be in the same universe as alien and the released universe It would fit in really well. Yeah that actually ready here. He was probably three weeks ago. Bug yeah great movie. I saw it in seventy millimeter. Which was really nice. That was really a great way to see that moving huge. And it's just aggravates knows anymore like the. I guess i took as movies that base sci-fi berry real. Yeah i would see the tricks you could see the seeds on the you could see the why has.
Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"Uc's they heavily posted used by. We relied a really good luck. Cases was fuss products on over great locations so it was so we'd have to make everything up. We have a really good as we have really good architecture. We have really good very interesting. Buildings very interested locators. I know we need this. Stu we believe everything that felt mother. That's posts. They the audience of all older locations for functional straights when people leave with their salts with gos- bogged there this traffic lights. So we come to a little of that. They break down. The buildings added on. Somebody should obey leagues is only high. Just maybe add some extra beats today yourself to make that. Does apocalypse cities by by the this would release settled. Boy the breakdown of the fax our social media on people would be able to see how how those locations used to look on holly. They end up looking really good job for us for the house in sweden feel. There's more sci fi talk so stay. Tuned back on sci fi talk. I'm tony to lada now. You had multiple editors. I mean that. That's a challenge in itself. I mean is it. Is there a struggle to kind of keeps some kind of uniformity with the film so that it all blends together a lot of the reasons why we had several editorials were were you to people scarlet dose of.
Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"A dc one was low. One always leave wasn't in peace so it was not about. We have liked something like eight. Leads all elite so the They've all the more the further from the shoot the less he'd seen Study characters of fifty dogs. What kind of leads even so people who have less screen time they still fill for me are as little as the others in in somewhere. Like burn gorman. For example he's lying the lead of his story about still so to castell those people they needed to feed into the universe of finding goes are they not only needed to be very good actor so needed to feed the pod Needed to beloved physically. Do that world. And i think it was complicated because a lot of time we've some people that were very good by maybe physically. They didn't feed into the It was difficult for me to especially with words with words. A i just knew that feed the might produce the suicide depression foil for what it was end without me. Never be able to fully express wire dot seek. Ceo of the stood than she was able to spot people who feed or no faith burgo for example has suggested mahdi so he took a long time casting process a lot of fast a lot of waiting for people who are basically till the staff people dropping last middle trying to find all the ones we have all sought pointed bag bots. Those will be the castro when asked by the even the accidents that we had a very happy accident. So i think there's something that's what got very happy Gold see some of the axles of the water. They did the kind of choices way by notoriously. Yeah they were really good very fine actors all of it just seems like every story somebody comes in. There's a set kind of routine married couple and then her extras And stirs the pot. Every story seems to have some kind of catalyst that upsets normal little bit is that i think obviously it sounds like a theme. You're aiming for when you wrote this. Yeah where he was never deliberate dot. I was gonna was never deliberate. That i was going to have that structure a full. The stars eat just was almost like a natural progression or something that happen. Somehow on all the stars in the mirroring each other Said that idea of of of the trade does these other who comes into these into these finally a Destroys it but all of them already have the seeds of the distracts these that were happy families specimen Now that they they were five. Were ready this fight from la. This what they did all these ford as all. This is daybreak up to the surface. The problems of these fabulous. I guess because he was there was a delegate of metaphor hymns in under underwater side. The i think that was the limit of of the west of the Fear in western societies about these people about. Yeah so so. Yeah by buddy a Dr actually was never deliberate choice. I would've make a movie with the three saw about foreigners coming or straight straight to cover the next special effects wise Did you have many or did you rely on a lot of the especially the locations to kind of paint world a little bit done so obvious. I really wow all salt. Let's city's every exterior..
Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk Indie Film
"Now another addition of tony hall auto on cy fi talk from lord of the rings Abraham folks julian sands is a creepy man. Who is your mazda. How long someone. I to perhaps. Wow hey that's great appreciate. Do my guy. The archangel gabriel is a early. What is most important. Is that burnham forgives herself because as burn my carry a tremendous amount of bilton shame. Name is alex. Zahara played re god's zales to iron shirt. The one. I own us breaking code rush allman coca cat won't talk superbowls. Typical behavior special effects. What's it like curfew both to kind of act to things that aren't there. Well you know sometimes you have an experience anyway. People gone in part because of the whole nature of genes vision but also because of its message of diversity and inclusion revolve prosper. Hi this is tony tomato. We have witnessed. Today chino moya. Who is a writer and director. Under god's an interesting anthology an amazing piece of work how from what i've seen i've seen bits and pieces and i've been very impressed. Added this story come together especially since you literally have transitions from one story to another with some of the characters to that. Seems like that'd be pretty hard to put that again. I knew for this this movie. I wanted to to have a collection of more than stories. Like i want to wait in. I wanted to win the different worlds. There were a few world that i wanted to explore. What we've seen in insane movie dallas the kind of earlier via hard and then. Somehow i stopped writing on this way of transitioning from one to the next but it was less. My idea was less about doing like a collection of stories about more like weeding. Different worlds together on then. I realized that really needed to other beat a tenth Something to this. The may make make more cohesive by giving what up just have like proper started with beginning middle and end a hard cut Starting next visually. It's impressive. I love your use of the colors. There's actually somebody were almost to do it in black and white. But i love the way you integrated the colors. The blues one sequence has meant worrying like pink really interesting. You know that you put that together when you're in your cinematographer we're kind of planning out the look of the film. What were you. What were you aiming for. Because it it really is very unique and berries timelines. Yeah i wanted something. That felt cold.
Sci-Fi Talk
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"That fills. It was very very cool. Yeah i mean the off the cities themselves. I mean they just spells utopia dystopia and all the way beautifully done and the actually reminded me of. Maybe this is intentional or not. But like i visited egypt and it's almost like looking at the temples how much they're in disarray. Now 'cause spent over two thousand years and they're just got you know some of them were being restored. Whatever i kinda got the same sense of that. After seeing that in your film and i go. Oh yeah it's really neat. And he makes sense correct at the pattern that humanity follow us on her appreciated. I would i would. Reject order was twelve night. Raw feedback to be baby dow. I never thought about it dollar. You say probably on this idea of this massive structures these these these ways led a lot of cape cod which you said he said posited he might be they pies of advice crumpled something else replaces them all even plays. That was the center throughout the world. becomes just edessa. yeah. I mean to iraq. I was putting it okla. Badri years ago where. They deserve at three Joe's will bush started on. I when he was see us. Ab-absolutely hellhole bike. That obviously there were a of violence viruses. All sides of it was very of poverty. A lot of i felt is we. This is where the world start here look. Gotti dow is very thoughtful center of the world. So i guess the other goats by was what those cities would have walked by the way that city way. What you see. These scopes collective west kind of wine of the world on one boy dated something happened. But you see. I gotta ask you what what are. What are you planning for. Next between desa sifi another sci-fi movie horrible be saw working both kind of parallels. Let's see what's to yet happens fast. The baby ended up by the lately. I've got to stay with the degener- up while i like. Yeah so he's will be sci fi horror or horror seifi kudos but tastic. It sounds great. While i'm as we talked earlier i family originated. A now was born in cuba. And i love showcasing latino directors and especially one from the home country means a lot to me. And i'm very glad you did this. And tell you i what i saw. I was very.
Sci-Fi Talk
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"Yeah i would see the tricks you could see the seeds on the you could see the why is holiday. Those fly bagels lay driver. You couldn't see the dalai lama's the daily news like side effects. I'll give this looks like he's happy laws because he style especially the fast and seeing especially now located Tubby by this by those on. He i think really create the tricks of how to how Sifi blast granted to dr leads to say. Probably the best donnelly scifi two of the best fullest. Tonia will what. Under god's achieves is something that was started by ridley and alien and even george lucas star wars where they created universes. That weren't what. I call kubrick clean like in two thousand one but rather universes that look lived in. There's dense some of the ships are not first class and i mean there's acid rain and blade runner constant i. They create a future. That was not so far off in utopian as we as we have gone in the past. And i think under god's kind of plays in that playground to be Probably down that you say out yet. A up greet which exactly i those those. Those both both just look at some spilling they create that idea of these war. Doubts ward outside of this mega keyed kind of infused those with a level of realism dot audiences. They've never been exposed to before. Nineteen thousand a game changer. I guess the way. That's what i was trying. Especially besides those sifi cities. I would like i really wanted to make the architecture feel real. I what. I hope that this this be so. They look like we really bummed out locations. Where is the euro rather doubt something that we created the post so he was definitely the also was reading a lot of go. I always read cobbles from the late seventies early eighties on this alert. Great on those comic books both Judge luca's wa- heavy through a audiologist of those stunts. And i think daddy off of these leaks need these guys Salat a really what he was making a blade toronto so i think it i think i think not that also came from those those specially Autists may you're comfortable from the late seventies eighties. They were quite greeky. Dads.
Sci-Fi Talk
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"I do like that one shot. Where the the character is going down the stairs and you see the buildings behind them all in blue. And i was like wow that. That's like a sci fi imagery or fantasy image that sticks with you and it was so beautifully shot and and the his look. He's so worried just drab clothing. You have all this color behind him. And he's walking down and it's there's so many things going on in that scene it's not just a straight shot. It's almost like you almost sent despair. It's really beautifully done without saying a word. I've loved things like that. It's really beautifully dying apart. Yeah thanks i. Particularly while. I think because we saw in serbia in belgrade that that's something that's something very sifi about belgrade. We we scouted. that's eastern europe is. It's hi fi place. It's very good place. For sci-fi. I've i've started eastern europe before and all these buildings these breakfasts architectures officially belgrade belgrade or something unwilling of those these. Kobe guard is satisfied. Kabul bogardus who could was majoring flows for negotiating friday. I with liking eddyville When i went to ballard for the fest like wow these so in this town. I think the french. Ob will guard this us. That's what i felt like them us. Because he's a he's yeah someone from paris and then realized that he was born in. Belgrade is like i dunno. I decided to do a google search for something on him which have don't even like him every night that he was voting belgrade. Okay now it makes sense. That's why Sewing love so. We decided immediately to celebrate the he gave us the that basically five. I thought that city on. Its cool. Very interesting cast. I mean i've actually talked to burn gorman before but it's a very nice factors. It's such an ambitious movie. It really is to put something like this together. Took some effort from you. How was your cashing process from dc. One was low. One oversleep wasn't in peace so it was not about. We have liked something like eight. Leads all elite so something All the more the further from the shoot the less lead seen Study characters of feces. Cogs hot kind of leads even so people who have less screen time they still fill for me are as little as the others in in somewhere. Like burn gorman for example. He's like the need of his story about still so do castell. Those people they needed to feed into the universe of under god's are they not only needed to be very good actors so needed to feed the pod needed to below physically through that world. I think it was complicated because a lot of times. We've some people that were very good but maybe physically. They didn't feeding today on It was difficult for me to express with words with words a new that feed the might produce civic suicide depression foil for what it was the end without me. Never be able to fully express wire dot seek..
Sci-Fi Talk
"chino" Discussed on Sci-Fi Talk
"Now another addition of tony. Total auto onside fi talk from lord of the rings Abraham folks julian incense is a creepy man. Who is your mazda. How someone i two. Wow hey that's great appreciate you. My guy the archangel gabriel is early. What is most important. Is that burnham forgives herself because.
Parenting Roundabout
"chino" Discussed on Parenting Roundabout
"There on the sunshine. Some some some fitzpatrick wanders into their line of sight and then they go play golf. Yeah i like it i promise. And can they can recruit nicole tune. That's absolutely. I see the four of them being like the the league of lesser evil. And they just go around some some rich young man. Does something impolite nicole punches him and the mexican dude had often jason's goes and plays golf. So i think that there some promise there. Yeah i mean this was damaged people. we got. Let's bring us some new damage to people so near ones but get rid of them quickly. Yes let's let's let the people who are at home in their own evil. Just kinda kinda you know. Would that logan could have joined them in just kicked people you know just beat people up from time to time. Just keep himself in the game but that and right errantly the possibly be not to be anyway. Yeah i took some pleasure in those new characters and jk. Simmons looks like he. What is his character. Clyde as you call them. Clyde gone looks like he could get up to some mischief in town. He looks like he's yeah around. See where you just scope things out. Seeing smith deciding on his next move i could make some suggestions for for the two mexican dudes and they're michetti. Apparently and and clyde we want make a list of characters we think could be pruned. Even from these eight episodes. I think that we can start Number one with Tani's horrible family. What the heck and whoever wrote that script and hired them and cast them because that's awful. Yeah the hecker doing but they could go. They could go. I want to see their heads on the motel counter and all the fitzpatrick fitzpatrick's yes has leg really. We had to go back there. Yes really come on. Come on. I just veronica said oh no when she looked at the place and On knobbly madrick's oh yes. Yes dispatch j. k. Simmons could probably go over and take care of them. I can't quite looks like he. He would know how to handle himself a fitzpatrick or two. And you know pat molds character on a very very in line. He was annoying enough before he started being to see about keith. Though he's not necessarily wrong but still you know. Watch out for yourself. Their pizza man. I may send nicola roussy after you. Yeah i was. I was rather surprised that two episodes to severed heads black. Are we going to get six more. Because i hope this the second severed head was just some some poor nerdy kid. Who whose name they gave just because they were afraid. Yeah that's that's a little rough but yeah they didn't. I mean they didn't even try just anytime anybody suggests somebody did something. They're going to go cut their heads off alec. Okay that guy. Yes sure. I think i think we could also possibly dispatch the congress person's mother. She's pretty good. Yeah let the bad. Let tani's family take her up before he butts but speaking of wandering something else could what what was that..
Parenting Roundabout
"chino" Discussed on Parenting Roundabout
"Because it's nice to talk about something other than parenting for a change so week. We continued with the fourth season of veronica. Mars the twenty nineteen edition and caught up with the rest of the world by watching the friends reunion. Show on hbo. Max it so this thing was quite a ride. I mean i really felt like i had whiplash by the end of it. Not just from like seeing the people the the actors in present and then in the past and then the president passing under the president of the and and it just has so many like segments and is and stuff happening and it was pong being all over the place that it just kind of worry out like yes. There were parts of it. That were very funny and that i i really enjoyed. But you know they went from like having people around the world talking about how meaningful the show was to them and how it like save them from terrible depression and grief and then the next thing. They're having like the actors who played. Joey's hand twin the curtain. And i just was like i cannot keep up very odd piece of work. It really was. And and like if you're gonna have tom selleck having her more than thirty seconds. You something completely different. Yeah it was. Bizarre has a big grab bag. Oh stuff that they shook and spilled out on the table. And you know disliked bob and back and forth between different segments. They're just all arriving on the set. And then they're in the setting. They're playing a game and then there on a couch by a fountain and then they're you know reading script things around the table and and they just really didn't want to sit and be interviewed. Did they find as many bits of business to do as possible. God bless them. You know one thing. I wanna make sure to say about this show which. I don't think i've heard anybody else say who reviewed it is. Marta kauffman looks fabulous. I guess she was sitting in a chair in this. What looked to be like a flowing. Cotton dress when removing gray hair. And i'm like at one point. There's a cat yes just a cast tale..
KGO 810
"chino" Discussed on KGO 810
"Dow is up almost 180 points. The NASDAQ just shy of 200 points. Daria Aldinger ABC News 8 10 News Update. Good afternoon, it is 3 32. I'm Paul Rogers In the KGO newsroom drought conditions in the West are shaping up to put us in a situation we haven't seen in many years. Businesses that rely on water are already bracing for what could be a tough time in Northern California lakes are going dry. Botox now end in bear cracked ground and rivers are no longer flowing. Along Sonoma County's Russian River. It means rafters have to drag their rafts about 100 yards out into what little water remains. It's ridiculously low, but it's fun. I've never had to get out of the boat and push it before, and typically, it wouldn't rain in California for about six more months, meaning there are likely drier times ahead. Alec Stone, ABC News for K G. 08 10, The California Senate is considering a proposal to provide universal basic income to former foster youth transitioning out of the system. The bill Would provide the state's 2500 former foster youth ages, 21 to 24 with $1000 a month for three years with no strings attached. A basic income pilot program in Stockton is said to have helped 125 residents there get stable jobs, improve their mental and physical health as well as meet their basic needs. A fully vaccinated Napa woman has become the latest to die from Covid 19. County officials say the woman was over 65 years of age and had underlying medical conditions. She died after Long hospitalization. This report sponsored by Wendy's Breakfast. Wendy's Frosty Chino is cold brew with.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"chino" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"The rate of vaccinations with the 10 o'clock report. Ricky you Chino Breaking now The major push continues here in the United States to get younger people vaccinated for covert 19, Missouri, a Kansas City hospital system has had to open a second ICU because of a crush of patients, most of them between 30 and 50 doctors. They're pleading for people to get the vaccine officials or even zeroing in on teenagers holding team centered vaccine clinics, and the FDA could authorize the Visor vaccine for kids 12 to 15 in the coming days. But in spite of extensive testing and a medical consensus, the vaccines are safe. Some young people still aren't sold. That is a B C's Trevor Ault. As it stands right now, nearly 56% of American adults have had at least one covert shot so far, but the pace of people getting vaccinated is slowing. Now the latest traffic and weather together right now, 71 North bound that Stewart, you have the left lane blocked ID road repairs, and that's causing a bit of a delay. As you try to head north there on I 71 also starting to see a bit of a backup now. 71 75 North bound as you trying to get across the Brent Spence Bridge did all the work that's going on. On the bridge. Now, the latest forecast from the advanced Industry Weather Center are you afraid of the dentist at advanced industry? We get it toe learn more about how I V sedation can change your life visit. No fear. Dentist Don Kam After a picture Perfect first half of the weekend will actually see warmer temperatures today. Highs today will reach into the upper seventies and we'll start with mostly sunny skies,.
Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast
Pile of Junkers
"On the morning of the third of august. Two thousand eighteen. A two day tour run by you. Air began taking its passengers from dubai. Dorf north of the alps to the canton of chino on the south side of the alps. Both the outward flight on friday on and the return flight on saturday were scheduled to take place on the dick yonkers. You j. you fifty two. We're just going to say j in this case Three mg four e commercial aircraft registered as h. b. dash hot Hp ht conducted as a commercial air transport operation under visual flight. Rules pilots a. m. b. had been entrusted to want to perform both flights alternating the roles as commander or pilot flying and co pilot or pilot monitoring. Pardon the interruption. When we're recording the show live. The only person who can hear me is captain jeff. Now he's decided to include my audio here in the post. Show edit lucky you enjoy. Here's something important from my haul boxes here jeff okay. I'm directing my attention to something in the chat room. oh yes okay. and s. u. s. T. would be pronounced dee schweizerische since your highs soon dares schramm geshe gel. La is guess. Us brave. I have one full year of highschool germany under my belt high school during german. I spoke german nailed. I haul boxes playing steps role. That's what she says. Yeah all right. Thank you very much for that Little interruption i think that was worth it and now i just have to figure out where i was. Okay switzerland's and i'm not gonna pronounce that again s. u. s. t. released their final report concluding the problem was going to mention that in the really really nice little video that the s. u. s. t. Put together kind of an expert explanatory video of the accident. The talked about the fact that both the captain and co-pilot both pilots here were previous military pilots and then they were also previous airline pilots. Kinda like nick. And i if we ended up doing one of these two are thing. Nice nice little retirement gig. They were in the early sixties. Yeah it's beautiful. I love aside. Finally young jay fifty two around on your new leisurely days on fortunately did go very well for the direct cause on the final report. The accident is attributable to the fact that after losing control the aircraft there was insufficient space to regain control thus the aircraft collided with a train The terrain. I should say no there wasn't a train. Evolved like to. The investigation identified the following direct causal factors of the accident the flight crew piloted the aircraft in a very high risk manner by navigating it into a narrow valley at low altitude and with no possibility of an alternative flight path. The flight crew chose a dangerously. Low airspeed has regard to the flight path. Both factors meant that. The turbulence which was to be expected in such circumstances was able to lead not only to short term stall with loss of control but also to an unreliable. I don't think i looked at word. Thought on rectifiable. Don't think there is such a word and there isn't So a not rectifiable situation Directly contributory contribute contributory factors. The investigation identified the following factors as directly contributing to the accident. The flight crew was accustomed to not complying with recognize rules for safe flight operations and taking high risks. Just like naked. I would do. I'm sure The aircraft involved in the accident was operating with a center of gravity position that was beyond the rear limit. Who that's not good. That's never get ya. This situation facilitated the loss of control. Systemic 'cause the investigation identified the following systemic causes of the accident the requirements for operating the aircraft and commercial air transport operations with regard to the legal basis applicable. At the time of the accident. Were not met Some other systemically contributory factors the investigation identified the following factors as systematic systemically contributing to the accident. Due to the air operator's enact inadequate working equipment. It was not possible to calculate the accurate mass and center of gravity of its j. You fifty two aircraft in particular. The air operator's crews who were trained as air force. Pilots seemed to be accustomed to systematically failing to comply with generally recognized aviation rules. Who to get free potted bank ever employee mac down on the air force over here. I know and a taking high risks. When flying j fifty two aircraft
Cults
Chino Shoho Yuko Chino
"Sixty nine year old. Yuko chino's hopes to avoid. The apocalypse were dashed when her followers were unable to rescue. The wayward bearded. Thomas chan from a tokyo river with the end of the world. Imminent chino and her followers fled to a mountainside road where their convoy stopped after several days of snarling. Traffic and headaches for locals police arrived and barricaded the group to monitor them on the day of their apocalypse. And hopefully past the authorities planned to keep chino and her followers under watch until the press and other gawkers moved on but as may fifteenth quickly approached. Everyone was on high alert. A minor earthquake struck. Tokyo potentially foreshadowing chino's cataclysm chino's followers readied their minds and bodies for a swift death. And then the morning of may fifteenth arrived. The group eagerly awoke to see if they could spot the mysterious tenth planet bureau in the sky but they were only met with some warm spring rain showers. They held their breath for the rest of the day waiting for monstrous earthquakes. But those never came and when the sky cleared up new bureau wasn't anywhere to be seen. There were no reports of disasters anywhere on earth. The world capped spinning pana wave. The science wing of chino's group immediately went into damage control mode. They announced that. Chino delayed the doomsday. For one week. Chino said the fearsome date was now may twenty second one panel wave follower rationalized. The lack of apocalypse by saying the gods and our chairman did not wish for the end of the earth. This is going to take over on the psychology here and throughout the episode. Please note the nasa is not a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist but she has done a lot of research for this show. Thanks greg when chino's date for the end of the world came with no fanfare. You'd think it might be challenging for her devotees to continue putting their faith in her but continuing to hold beliefs after a failed. Prediction is actually quite common. According to psychiatrist. Neil liser if a cult member had strong beliefs and sacrificed a lot continuing to believe might be less painful than discarding everything. They've stood for. He wrote the occurrence of a prophetic disprove. Rationalization must follow in order to assuage anxiety created by this this confirmation wiser even specifically wrote the this rationalization may take the form of an admission of the miscalculation of the predicted date. He said for truly committed believers prophecies cannot and do not fail even though pana wave postponed the end of the world by a week the authorities continued to keep a close watch on them. The public still had no assurance that the group wouldn't turn out to be dangerous in the vein of a previous called called omission. Rico ocean rikio scar japanese society forever when they released talks six seren gas into the underground subways of tokyo. In march of nineteen ninety-five that attack resulted in twelve deaths and more than five thousand injuries. Ever since then japanese authorities were wary and watchful over bizarre and apocalyptic religious groups in addition to any comparisons to option. Rico the actions of other cults such as heaven's gate toward the people's temple also left them on alert in the example of heaven's gate thirty nine cult members committed group ritual suicide the deterioration of the jonestown encampment of the peoples temple resulted in the deaths of more than nine hundred individuals. So after may fifteenth came and went the police nervously watched and waited to see what chino and her followers might do. Next tensions were high at the encampment as cult members who just been granted. Another of life continued with their daily tasks. The police and press marveled as chino's flock bother to do laundry and dane duties as the apocalypse approached. But they watched closely to see if there are any signs of a sinister plan. Most of the other bystanders were there for entertainment but some wondered what if chino was right. The old reclusive woman seemed so sure and her conviction spoke volumes the days slowly past and then may twenty second finally arrived but just as before nothing extraordinary happened. Chino's followers were disappointed but most never lost faith in their leader. The authorities hung around for a few more days but when they realized the group wasn't dangerous they lost interest and broke down their barricade.
AJC Briefing
Delta to launch COVID-tested flights from Atlanta to Rome
"Airlines said it will launch a testing program for flights from atlanta to rome that will allow travelers to avoid quarantines in italy. The trial is a partnership between atlanta delta hartsfield jackson international and the rome airport delta said it also worked with the georgia department of public health to develop a blueprint. It hopes will be used to reopen more international travel the airline will relaunch flights from hartsfield-jackson to rome-fiumicino fiumicino international airport with testing of customers and crews starting december nineteenth under the trial program passengers on the atlanta rome flights will be required to take three tests including a molecular. Pcr tests taken at their own expense up to seventy two hours. Before departure with negative results at the atlanta airport concourse e before departing passengers will also need to take a rapid antigen tests which will be included in the price of the ticket. Then they will need to take a rapid antigen tests at the roma chino upon arrival as well as before returning to the us with costs covered by the rome airport in
Airline Pilot Guy - Aviation Podcast
WW2 Era Bomber [B-25] Crashes Near Stockton Airport
"World War Two era bomber a B twenty five crashes near Stockton Airport. And this is from ABC ten dot. COM Stockton. California World War. Two era bomber crashed about five miles away from Stockton Metroplitan. Airport on Saturday night San Joaquin County sheriff's officials said Sheriff's officials said the pilot tried to land and a field before striking a ditch the plane received significant damage in the crash officials said, three people were on board the plane to receive non life threatening injuries while another person was able to walk away. Fine the fine the two injured occupants were transported to the local hospital. NTSB and F. A. A. Officials will take over the investigation into why the plane crashed. And we have some audio and let me set this up a little bit from live ATC dot net when they're traveling on these these old warbirds warbirds. They usually have like a chase airplane somewhere following them for support and such, and in this case, it's a bonanza. The the the be twenty five started in Chino and flew up to northern California stopped at the nut tree vacaville airport for a bit, and then took off again and was heading over to stockton to have some repairs done to the airplane. There's A. Depiction of the of the flight, the latter part of the flight to nut tree in Vacaville, and then over the Stockton, and then after the repair work is going to be accomplished remains work whatever it was. They were GONNA do at Stockton they're going to return to the east coast where it's based. and. Let's see. So let's play a little bit of the live ATC video. Audio and again, you'll hear the bonanza flight. That'll be the first thing you here and then you'll well as the only thing you'll hear and then the. Conversation with air traffic. Control. And Five for. This house was. Hurt another aircraft on have had mentioned barriers end up in a real you have A. Four six Charlie on your. Show. Costs on my radar. because. Go beyond. Their. Back. 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There's the. Exciting. audio there in the chase plane. Giving the information thankfully. The chase plane was out there and was able to locate. The be twenty five in help direct emergency services to the location another your news reports say. The injuries are not life threatening. I don't know if you call it minor or not. It depends on. Report you're looking at here. Bet. The third occupant was not injured. I'm hoping that it looks like. By the way if you have a link to this in the show notes. One Brown the Block Leo. Channel did. A really nice video of this and he has got a lot of interesting information about the airplane and the fact that had just returned. Remember we talked about earlier show the World War, two era bombers or aircraft that were on the Essex L. HD navy ship that was heading over to Hawaii. To Commemorate the seventy fifth anniversary of the end of World War Two and Hawaii It had just that was one of the airplanes they. Put It on a crane and put it on the the deck of the L. HD and it sailed over to Hawaii. They did the comeback. So basically, this is all glories getting ready to return all the way to its home on the East Coast and. let's say the. So he had some other interesting photos of where the be twenty five ended up in a ploughed field, and if it hadn't been for that irrigation ditch it would have been a much better. Outcome and does you know it still doesn't look like there's a Well I. Guess. If you're looking at the engines that were torn off against the damage is quite extensive on the engines but I'm hoping what I'm trying to say is I hope that they'll be able to. Scrap the thing completely, it'll be able to fix it but I don't know. It's great. History. Escape. Doesn't I. Mean. There are people out there who are willing to build a new aircraft will build well, two aircraft. A very small amount some the this is a complete more or less So I'm sure that somebody in who who has got the money and there are plenty of people out there who loves this sort of thing Bail to fund it, but it's just a it's just a tragic. Result
Todd and Don
Pope: rich can't get priority for vaccine, poor need help
"Is urging rich countries to help the poor nations with Corona virus vaccine. Say Never. Chino, Pope Francis saying it would be sad if the world's richest people are given priority for Corona virus vaccine. The pope urging wealthy countries against hoarding doses, if ineffective shot is found. They don't leave here in his weekly audience, which is being delivered online during the pandemic instead of to crowds at the Vatican. Francis, saying the outbreak will change the world for better or worse
MSNBC Rachel Maddow (audio)
California's San Quentin Prison Was Free of the Virus. One Decision Fueled an Outbreak.
"California's one of the large states that has having a large surge in corona virus, cases and hospitalizations right now Arizona of courses in terrible shape right now. Texas is in terrible shape Florida, starting to get really terrible really fast. All three of those states are now having hospitals overrun while their case numbers hospitalization numbers just keep climbing every day scary. but California's having a real problem too, and here's something really specific. That's going on in. California, that was not just like a bad situation that arose from the Meyer of this epidemic in California part of their big problem, right now was a single screw up a bad mistake that has now set off. What is really a disaster? Here's what happened. By mid April one of the largest state prisons in California had run of outbreak. It started as just a handful of cases at the California State Prison in Chino. But it soon became dozens of cases, prisoners and staff alike. At the time there were more than forty two hundred men imprisoned at Chino that's nearly twenty percent more than the capacity. That prison was built to handle and of course. You know by their very nature. Correctional facilities and specifically overcrowded correctional facilities like Chino was just a hot bread for any hotbed for any sort of. Contagious, illness and sort of outbreak. So when they knew that in mid. April it was no wonder that by the following month by May. Corona virus had just run through every dorm, used to house prisoners at Chino. By the end of May there were six hundred and thirty five confirmed cases at Chino. There were nine men dead. Given the crisis, they had on their hands. The State Department of Corrections along with the State Attorney Journal decided that they would transfer all bunch of prisoners out of that prison out of Chino, and they would send them to other prisons in the state. One of those prisons was the infamous prison just north of San Francisco called Quenton now. At the time San Quentin had actually been doing very well and beating back the epidemic so well in fact at the time. San Quentin had no infections saint. Quentin had no corona virus infections in March. In April and it may. But then came this influx of prisoners from China, which had a terrible problem there more than one hundred twenty prisoners were transferred from Chino to that facility at San Quentin and they'd all been tested at some point before transfer. But. It wasn't like they were particularly sticklers timing it right off the bat. They knew problems. Many of the prisoners hadn't been tested for coronavirus for up to a month. Before they got sent from China to this new prison at San Quentin. And so at Saint Quentin within days. They get the sides of their first infections. In the month, or so since those transfers San Quentin has now become the largest corona virus outbreak in California. There have now been more than fifteen. Hundred confirmed cases at San, Quentin alone and at least six deaths. Three of those deaths just came this weekend. And amidst this huge spike in more than fifteen hundred cases at San Quentin. Well now, the top medical officer for California prisons has been fired. And now with the virus, having spread unabated throughout San Clinton. It is I mean there's no wonder that a lot of people are worried a lot of different levels starting of course with prisoners. And with their families recently, we had the chance to speak with the mother of one prisoner at San Clinton and her name is Rita Zavala. And she told us this about her son's cellmate, recently testing positive and how her son is living now. Are Man their lives matter to. Just like everybody else. And they should be treated like. Animals? That so like they are treating them like. Just let him sit there. You know if you make it. Oh, good, if not allow you know. That's not how treated human. Stage they got there, but they're paying for their mistake. You know being in prison. But my son was. But I feel like he is now because I don't know. If he if he is going to get the virus, and not is GonNa make it through the by rich because of their medical is not the greatest. You know. Last point raised by Ms Avella is critical one. It's the it's not just the number of men that are dying at San. Quentin, that is the cost for alarm. It's also the huge number of prisoners who are positive there now who are requiring medical care and they're requiring advanced medical care, which means they're getting not just the prison itself, but within the whole local healthcare system, some hospitals within reaching distance of San Clinton, have become so taxed already by San Quentin prisoners filling up their issues that they're no longer accepting any transfers of California state prisoners to their facilities situations gotten bad enough that one local doctor told our NBC news affiliate and San Francisco. That San Quentin is the Chernobyl of covid.
Mac Power Users
A Developer's Summer, with Underscore David Smith
"Hello everyone this is David sparks joined by my fellow co-hosts Mr. Stephen Hackett I Stephen Hey David. How are you good I feel like this week is kind of putting the capper on our W. WDC coverage. Finished up last week, we were able to talk about quite a bit during the during ww see, and then we talked about our Betas last week this week. We thought we bring in somebody who has a unique and interesting perspective on it. Welcome back to the show David Smith. You it's A. It's a pleasure to be here I mean I was? It's an honor to be on power users so I'm glad to be able to kind of come in gas lend a developer perspective to all the announcements that we just had. Thinking that you'd be the perfect guest for it by pay, we just had him on and then I looked twenty seventeen, so. I don't know what happened there in my head, but The you know David you were telling me before the show started. How many wwe cs have you participated in a believe? This is number twelve for me and my first one is in two thousand and nine, and I've been essentially attended in some form ever ever since so it's been like this regular fixture in my family that as far as like in which. That's longer than my children have. Our old, so like from their perspective, daddy always disappears for a week in June like that's just a part of a part of life that I'm sure they expect happens to every father in the world. They just June is when they go to California, but that's. It was a very unusual year to just actually just stay at home and be here, but sort of not here. kind of station in the basement to a just a after shift myself to California time, and then also just there's so much to do. But generally speaking, it was definitely a different year than all the others that I've had the privilege of experiencing. As, someone who's been W. DC with you? I think we one year we stay together and the relay Commun-. The but I feel like you are somebody that really always. My observation takes advantage of WBZ. You're always hustling to get to meetings and and get the content and I feel like you are in my mind for lack of a better term, a lunch pail developer just show up and you get the work done, and I've always appreciate that about you. So, let's talk, you know. You watched it from home this year I guess That was that. It was different I. Mean on the one hand. It was kind of Nice to be able to like my wife set next to me on the Sofa and we questioned on our TV, and it was. It was kind of Nice to share that with her. Because while we sometimes, we'll do that for things like phone announcements, or you know other apple events throughout the year when I'm not in California You know she's heard me talk about WDC many times and WC announcements are the ones that I like kind of lose my mind and be super excited, and like it's in a way that is unusual that it's not. As to you know with an iphone announcement because a cool new camera that's kind of clear and accessible, but like I'm losing my mind over some minor thing that they just mentioned and she has no idea and it was kind of a fun thing. I think for us to be to share that But it was definitely a bit odd to. Then just like just like. I watched the Hino, and then I go and sit at my at my regular, my regular office and I can download all the Betas, and like get started right away rather than like frantically trying to eat like an awful box lunch in between the keynote in the state of the Union and then like sometime later somehow try and get the. Betas installed over Chino potentially and not so reliable Wi fi, and so like it was definitely a very different Monday for WGC than I'm used to though I kind of liked it like it was kind of Nice I felt like I was super productive like in a very intense way which? Definitely took the weekend to recover from, but it was. It was different, but in a good way I, think is the best summary for how serve the General Rafeal if WGC was for me. The general take wagon talking to developer friends. It's like it was a more more is week easier to get information easier to manage Betas and find out what exactly what's going on. You're not kind of in the thick of it. But it was less useful of direct access to apple engineers. Maybe I'd say from my experience like they had labs this year. Which is alive that typically WGC they have these big sessions where apple engineers are available to attendees who go into, ask your questions, which is the one time of year typically where you're able to interact with an apple engineer, because typically they're locked. Locked away in Cupertino and can talk about anything related to what they're working on, but this one week they get let out in are allowed to do that. And I was very curious to see what they did for. The labs experience this year and worked well like I think I attended five or six lives, and they were just kind of like voice. Conference calls I could share I could share my screen to to the call if I had some code I needed to show them or something. I wanted them to kind of look at and by and large. That process was actually very efficient, and from the kind of likes to the way they structured. It is I mean they were available to anyone who had a pay developer account so I. Don't Know How many people that is in the world, but it is almost certainly. Probably millions if not. Like tens of millions and it was just kind of you signed up. You submitted a question, and they had of reviewed them the day before and assigned to a lab based on as like, do you? Did you actually see Mike? You had a reason a question. That's useful and. Effective to answer, and it was to the asking esque, the right lab, or the right place and feuded, both those things like I was able to get my labs, and got my questions answered, and so that was actually kind of cool. I think only part. I missed was really like. You're talking about the sexting at the the relay commune. Having that kind of that sense of community and being around other people. Like the idea. Of being on site in San Jose was something that I certainly missed this year, and that's a tricky thing to quantify 'cause i. think in most other ways. The Co like the conference was better for being virtual like the session videos were better, and they were more accessible in the sense that they are available immediately to everybody they all have full transcripts that are searchable and so are accessible, just both from an ex. A accessibility perspective of perse people for people for whom listening to video is difficult. They have the transcript immediately available, and they can do. Watch close captioning as Equally accessible to everybody irrespective, if you have the means and the resources and the ability to go to saint, say or not you just if you have an Internet connection, you have exactly the same connection, and then like all the content was super polished
Mark Thompson
U.S. Reports Record Rise in New Coronavirus Cases
"Avenue at 19 cases in the US have risen 80% in the past two weeks, prompting new restrictions ahead. On the Fourth of July, We eight states announced a single day New case records in the U. S. With the nation itself, reporting a one day record total Tuesday off 47,000 new cases as the Midwest South and West, especially C sharp rises and infections. Us now, with more than 2.6 million cases, more than 127,000 deaths from Cove in 19. You're not going to stay home and you're not gonna wear masks We have to enforce. California Governor Gavin Newsom has reimposed several restrictions. More are coming. And he says he's serious about enforcing public health directives. California situation is bad enough that several states are ordering visitors from the Golden State. The quarantine for 14 days. Jim Roop LOS Angeles Santa Clara County officials have released a 23 page rule book on how to safely reopen schools. Different age groups will be given different rules. The county's health officer says It depends on containment and the number of cases of Koven 19 for in class learning, learning to resume. San Quentin Prison was free of the Corona virus until one decision was made from a Southern California prison were moved to San Quentin, bringing with them prisoners who tested positive for the disease. The inmates were being moved to San Quentin as part of a plan to halt the spread of Corona virus by reducing the number of inmates at the California institution for men in Chino. That's where nine inmates have died of nearly 700 had been infected. Within days. Some of the 121 prisoners from the bus has introduced the virus at San Quentin. More than 1100 of the prisoners have since been infected, and one prisoner has died. The transfer of inmates has been denounced by health officials and a state lawmaker as a public health failure. Marin County is now asking the
Pacifica Evening News
COVID-19 Risks Prompt Some California Counties to Ease Jail Populations
"Is endemic in our society how can we really address all these issues about equity and about violence and about safety this is a moment of reckoning and I think we need to respond to prisons and southern California have hundreds of coronavirus infections each inmates at San Quentin want to prevent that from happening in the bay area prison they say there's already been a spike in covert infections one hundred and twenty one inmates were transferred there from the California institution for men in Chino California on may thirtieth stock visibility is known as a hotbed for coronavirus with nearly five hundred in the infections and fifteen deaths San Quentin is now seeing a rise in cases thirty three to date Kerry Reid a current inmate in San Quentin the certain facilities like the each unit are operating at two hundred percent capacity the overcrowding make social distancing impossible he says the dangers posed by the lack of social distancing and access to personal protective equipment infringes on his constitutional rights right the right privacy I can search any time in your life I am subject teacher or not right right we've called usual punishment you're not being given is right under your psychological difficult one that okay okay overcrowding was a problem in prisons before the pandemic it is not the main cause of the spread of the virus to inmates Weicker says prison capacity would need to be reduced to seventy percent to be able to safely social distance which is impossible and current conditions thirty five hundred inmates were released at the start of the pandemic earlier this month governor Gavin Newsom announced he will start releasing inmates within a hundred and eighty days of their release date but resigned an inmate at San Quentin says it's not enough they we critics also get real and we don't collect January but we don't focus so a lot of it the coalition is calling on the governor to approve the release of inmates over the age of fifty those who have a low risk of re offending and those who have been incarcerated multiple years without disciplinary action prison inmates at San Quentin are also demanding widespread testing for everyone living and working in the prison statewide nearly three hundred prison guards have also tested positive for the virus they're also demanding prison staff remain stationed and one part of the present but the state stop transferring inmates from prison to prison during the pandemic and for greater access to hygiene supplies
The Curious About Cannabis Podcast
Angus of The Real Seed Co. on The New Taxonomy for Landrace Cultivars
"You're listening to Jason. A curious about canvas podcast. Thanks so much for tuning in once again at today. I'm really really stoked. I am joined with one of my early guests and friends that was able to talk to you. At the earned the early days of the podcast angus from the real seat company. Thanks so much for being willing to come back on. We've got some exciting stuff to talk about It's great to be. Yes exciting paper this so yeah looking forward to yes so what? We're going to be talking about today. Relates to our first conversation that we had Which is all about Why first conversation went in a lot of directions but Talking about cannabis taxonomy. So there's a paper that came out just this year By John mcpartlin and earn a small. Both of whom we talked about in our first conversation and specifically this relates to Landrace varieties of cannabis and Talks about the importance of preserving those genetic so This is really come around full circle. And I'll go ahead and prepare people say that between the actual paper and the supplemental material. There's about one hundred fifty pages worth of material the centrally a book but Angus. What before we get into the nitty gritty details of what was present here and My thoughts in your thoughts and kind of how it meshes with your experience in the field. what were your initial impressions upon reading this paper? Safari taxonomy goes. My instincts is always being to defer to the experts as far as I can see on a small Israeli the taxonomic to defer to. He's some specializes in an all kinds of different places. But he's been publishing about it since the early seventies legislation is based on his work So I was fascinated to see that he has come round to the view that the two main domestic domestic the to the tweet. Sort of Genesis who've sub-species Indika now do merit formal recognition this As varieties in a stricter botanical sense. And you know they. They've done between mcparland more done the work to justify that clearly. They've been looking at Harry collections. All around the world it seems and I think they say about one thousand one hundred different accessions. They've they've looked at and yet clearly satisfied that this is justified. And this is more than just sort of pedantic exercises actually quite important to get people to stop taking conservation of these plant seriously if you look on the genesys database. I think there are about one thousand four hundred accessions of that kind of a sativa. The species in NJ banks around the world but out of those as I forget the exact number but it's a piddling amount this full role. Something accessions of sub-species indicator. I mean it's ridiculous five. I'm sorry five right. Yeah so this is a serious situation. I mean this is an incredibly important plants. And it's it's it's a. I think they actually understate how critically endangered it has mostly what they talk about sort of anecdotal examples of people. Introducing Hyper Non Chino hybrid most of the examples. They gave a from the and eighties so an mostly Simpson folk people bringing. They talk about one guy. I forget his name. Who is who says some Mexican seats to Afghanistan in the in the early seventies and then they they mentioned that I think Chanaka someone talks about bringing them Afghan landrace in the pool in the eighties but I don't talk about. This is the whole seed industry with the online online seat industry. And if you look at the the shipping lists of your average dot show seed company. It would make for horrifying reading. I mean the the the online sort of Internet commerce is just arriving in places like India and Southeast Asia So I I I mean. I'm just like some huge business park to the type of in Hyderabad India. I think so there will get up for on on coming to India so in the next couple of years. God knows what's going to happen. I mean it's it's something you already started people shipping hybrid seats into India and places. But I mean we're we're looking at a time and it's Yeah it's a serious situation so this part of getting people to take it seriously. I think it's quite important parts of it to persuade. Some people like the Millennium Seed Bank. And so and so you've got one one accession of Cannabis. I think it's Yeah
Rock N Roll Archaeology
Let It Roll: The Subversive Side of Classical Music
"Some. Let it roll. Let me host Nate Wilcox. They will have the pleasure of welcoming back Ted Gioia to discuss again his book a subversive history of music. Today we're going to talk about a section of the book focusing on what we probably call classical music European concert tradition and starting off with chapters like musicians behaving badly so it's kind of a different take on classical music ted. Welcome back to the show right. Thanks for having me back. It's a pleasure and I wanted to do this because you know we talked about the book before and and it's it's a paradigm shifting book for me. It's one that really expanded my mind and and clarify things that have been wrestling with and you put it into words brilliantly and it it helped me focus on the whole scope of the show but the section in particular was one. I skipped over last time because I considered outside the breadth of the show which has covered things like the history of rock and roll music and Pop Music in the twentieth century. And I realized reading this book and do more research that the history of popular music as a business really goes back to the renaissance while absolutely on a lot of the behavior patterns of the musicians as well date back to that people often ask me what I learned researching this book and it was many years of research. But one of the quickest summaries. I have is. I found out that the music of might time and the music I grew up with which was jazz. Blues and rock and roll really the musicians back in the glory. Years of classical music weren't all that different and we have a tendency to sanitized that whole record to treat these people with great esteem. But they were just disruptive in many ways more disruptive than later rock musicians so. There's a lot of things that we take for granted in the current day that in fact for justice vibrate noticeable two hundred years ago. Yeah and you talk about this phenomenon that repeats throughout the history of music in the book which is a transition from disruption to respectability from outsiders to insiders and so often musical. Innovations are driven by people on the outside of the system but then there as they succeed as they impact the popular consciousness. They're pulled in to the inside. Sometimes they themselves become insiders other times. They're co opted. You know postmortem talk about that phenomenon. Logan that's right and we're very familiar with this in our own lifetime. We've all seen it when I was growing up The the Beatles and the Rolling Stones Bob Dylan. These dangerous. Figures feared by the establishment. But nowadays Bob Dylan is Nobel. Laureate Mick Jagger Sir Mick Jagger Paul McCartney Sir Paul McCartney and even the most extreme examples I mean take hip hop. Nwea the FBI tried to shut down the record label when they came on board nowadays. That same record has been enshrined in the National Archive of historic recordings of Congress. You have the Smithsonian out there putting together an official Smithsonian Guide to hip hop with fifty hip hop professors. Very idea about professor would have seen the contradiction in terms but they got fifty of them putting together this Canon of hip hop song. So we know about this from our own life and we've seen how these styles has been a good sized what we don't realize the same thing happened hundreds of years ago. The classic example is Bach. You Know Balk is considered now the poster child for respectability classical music is great composer. Who composed for God and country devout booth and run it Cetera et CETERA. You go back and do his own times and you find. That balk grew up with juvenile delinquents. Went to a school famous for gang. Culture was mentored by one of the worst gang members all his early jobs. Disciplinary problems At a young age to spend a month in jail He was called to task for cavorting with a young lady in the organ. Loft had prodigious beer-drinking every possible violation of rules and discipline he exemplified. None of that is is remembered nowadays. He's just the Lutheran composer so this recurring. We could talk about other composers. But there's one point I do WanNa make though I raise these issues in my book. Not because I'm trying to be gossipy or salaciously and it makes for great reading to read all these sexy anecdotes. I have the point. I'm trying to make though is these. Figures could not have created disruptive music they invented if they hadn't been disruptive in their own lifetimes you know almost all the commentary on Bach. We have from back then people complaining about him. You know people complaining about how show he was. He was called the task before the city council had to submit a written document explaining why he was using such new progressive and strange musical techniques. So this thing is conducted disruption in their private life and the disruption. Their music is connected. And that's why well upon it because if you don't understand that you will never understand the evolution of music and going back a little further. You talk about a couple of composers from the Italian renaissance. Who went way beyond Bach in terms of violations of social norms? I'm Talkin about two particular Rotella Mayo Trump Esino and Carlo Jesualdo and bothered these guys. Were involved in love. Triangles that resulted in murders committed by them. Oh this is right. It's interesting if you start with the music of these two individuals trauma Chino and swallow. Its gentle music and they will have songs. These pretty gentle love songs. Mandra goes in front of us but in their private life they were violent angry people and both of them not only did they commit murders but it was obvious to everybody that they were guilty and they were never punished and this is interesting because it shows you that. Starting around the renaissance it became the norm or musicians to go outside the norm. They were allowed indiscretions that other people were not and in fact. I'm convinced in both those instances their fame and reputation was increased by committing murder. I think people felt well. If this guy is such a passionate lover that he he he. He kills somebody in a fit of jealous rage. Who you know. There must be a similar intensity of passion in the song and we laugh at that. But that's the same way. People look at rock bands and the sex pistols. And we've seen this in our lifetime. If the musician out of control we suspect there must be a certain intensity in the music as well so it all came back to that time I mean just one more example I find this fascinating people that want to understand what it was like to be an artist during the Renaissance. The most famous book. They read the autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini. He was a renaissance artist famous as a silversmith sculptor but he was also a musician played the flute and he wrote his life story. And it makes fascinating reading but I went through that book page by page and I just marked off every time. Shalini committed a violent crime and and I think I came up potentially with at least fourteen. Violent crimes committed in his life. And this is not including the the the just the vandalism or the varsity these are actually violent crimes where he murdered somebody or beat them up and none of them was punished for he was. He was actually put in jail couple times. It was only because of arguments with his patrons over payment and artworks and my favorite anecdote from the whole book comes from a conversation when someone would approach the Pope instead of the jubilee. WanNa hire this Guy Shalini. You know he's committed murder and all this and the pope said you don't understand for people like Ben to Chile. Different rules apply that came directly from the mouth of the Pope and the renaissance. And this was a new idea and I would say we still live with this idea to even though even in the midst of the metoo movement and all the scandals. They're still this expectation that great musicians with by their own rules and they violate rules and and For good or bad that's part of the whole Agassi Western music.
Dan O'Donnell
Texas, California set to be the biggest Super Tuesday prizes
"Tonight on super Tuesday let's say Bernie Sanders does better than expected Joe Biden is is running the old southern strategy he's trying to just sweep the south there's a reason that his rally was in Dallas Texas he's trying desperately to keep up with the amount of delegates that Bernie is likely to win tonight Biden may be on top of the betting odds for a split second I still believe that after tonight Bernie Sanders is going to have a massive delegate lead it's just a matter of math this is the same party that math science Republicans don't believe in that as well I believe in this Bernie is going to win nearly every single one of California's four hundred and fifteen delegates he's gonna win nearly everyone of Massachusetts it's ninety one delegates Minnesota he's probably going to take the lion's share of that Maine Vermont are you kidding me of course she's going to take those another state Colorado has sixty seven delegates the math tilts clearly in Bernice favor Biden has to hope that with Texas is two hundred twenty eight delegates Utah it's twenty nine and that Virginia where he has surged to the lead with ninety nine delegates this is going to be enough to negate Sanders massive advantage in terms of the delegates in the states that he is likely to win Oklahoma Tennessee North Carolina is another big prize it's entirely possible that you do see Biden stay somewhat close this that to Sanders but the sheer volume of delegates at play in places where Sanders is gonna win massive massive holes call out California chief among them Colorado this ensures that Sanders is still going to have a big lead it's no secret that at what the Democratic Party is trying to do is rally all of its forces it's trying to do with the Republican Party never could to try to get an anti Sanders candidate the way that the Republican Party wanted to get in twenty sixteen and anti trump candidate the reason that Donald Trump is president today is the fact that there were so many Republicans running for the nomination that truck could win justice Sanders has been with twenty thirty percent of the vote what was so shocking about Joe Biden wasn't that he won South Carolina everybody knew we was going to win South Carolina the fact that the media is playing it as this big surprise old my goodness what was shocking was the margin that he won in what was shocking was that there were more South Carolina especially black voters down there who flocked to Bernie Sanders that Bernie Sanders didn't get the momentum with black voters that he got with with chinos after Nevada bieten needed every other candidate who could possibly take votes from M. out what's going to continue to kill him is Michael Bloomberg and tonight we're gonna find out whether Michael Bloomberg literally wasted half a billion dollars on this vanity project of running for president because now the fire is too good to be trained on Bernie so much as it's going to be trained on Michael Bloomberg if he has anything short of a miraculous showing her he actually tops Biden in a couple of states the pressure for him to drop out into endorsed Biden and to use all of his billions to try to stop Bernie Sanders first and then to stop Donald Trump is gonna be incredible