35 Burst results for "Crockett"
Mark Levin
Jasmine Crockett: We're 'Coddling' Jan. 6 Insurrectionists
"Jasmine Crockett is a Democrat representative from Texas And Jasmine was on MSL the day and remember what I said You can say whatever you want about caucasians Whatever you want Nothing's too vile vicious or racist Whatever you want And you can say it on MSL as D and Jasmine does that Listen to this cut tango We know that these maga Republicans have a problem with the truth In fact that's why we are coddling these January 6th insurrectionist You know I'm just a freshman So I watched January 6th more than a freshman you're an idiot Tell me have you been to the jail where they are Coddling she says She's a head case and there she is on MSL They tell me if it's any host on MSL SD spoken to any of these people spoken to any of their lawyers been to any of these facilities done any of the top Those three things No they've done none of them None of them But they know don't worry Coddling Go ahead Our unlike what so many of my colleagues experienced And the fact that they want to go with colleagues experienced what does that mean Many of your colleagues have been to jail for what What are you talking about Is it a requirement now to be an idiot to be a Democrat I think it is Not the rank and file Although I don't get that either I'm talking about those who are in public office Go ahead These people some of them which were attempting murder They want to What do you mean by these people What do you mean by these People
Mark Levin
What 'War' Are Jasmine Crockett and Tiffany Cross Talking About?
"Too much Start at the top cut ten please go And I think that black women will continue to fight for our democracy And that's exactly what I plan to do I don't plan to give up You know I know that I wouldn't be here but for those that fought before me And so I'm going to continue this fight We can't let up If we say we've been defeated then they have won But this is a war This isn't a battle And we absolutely will win this war It is a war It is indeed a war and I have to say they have won some battles Jasmine but we have to keep our eye on the war and everybody needs to pick up a weapon and get involved because this is a for the safety and lasting of the country What does that mean What in the world does that mean
Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"crockett" Discussed on Mornings With Gail - 1310 KFKA
"Morning by lawrence than crockett pet lover and a pet safety expert. Hairston good morning. How are you. How's rudy rudy is doing great. Thank you for asking and yesler than i have to admit. I did dress him up in a costume was donald trump. I got you gotta love that. Asking if i can get an autograph but she goes. It's absolutely amazing that this year about thirty million people are going to be dressing up or pets spending almost a half a billion dollars on costumes. That's incredible so. What are the top pet costumes. Well the first one is pumpkin. And then we're going to go into a hotdog and then yeah and then then superheroes The next is a cat and the last one is a bumblebee. And i'm gonna reroute back to the cat. Once i believe after halloween he talks going to need therapy. You know kids are gonna be okay. Oh the humanity. I mean they must wonder. What are you doing to us. I mean. Have you ever dressed up a pet for halloween. no. I haven't as a matter of fact. But i love going out. I get to talk to people all over the world. Because i also lead in the field of pet health and longevity And safety so you know. I'm i'm seeing what people are doing and you know pets are so much part of our family. Why not you know as long as we follow the little rule Then they're going to be okay. Pet health and longevity. Want to ask you along those lines getting a little off script here as the case may be what about the use of cbd for pets cb has its uses To comment a little bit of anxiety and things like that but as far as longevity. That's not really what it was created for what we do is ideal in as i just wrote a book called. Peptides are life You can get amazon understand that trillions of sales make up a dog or a cat in each cell has a peptide so we do in injectable peptide and has proven to increase the lifespan of a dog or a cat between ten to thirty percent. And keep them out of that and less vet visits people understand that when you stay. Neuter a dog which we have to because of overpopulation. But when you do that you kill the endocrine disease basically. They're only producing one percent hormones. They did before the surgery. Which causes a plethora of diseases in joint pain. These peptides actually turn under adrenal cortex and within four days even with older odor. Pets you start sitting amazing results and this is what we specialize it. What about anxiety. And i can't help but think you know rudy. I mean he's pretty centered. He keeps being centered. But i do see a little bit of wealth. Some neurotic behaviors there. And i'm just curious as it. Because he's bored. I get them out for walks but sometimes well you know he's shitsu so midway through the wok he just kind of find a nice pass patch of grass and lies down and says are we done yet. Well it could be lack of energy again. If he's not getting hormonal support any energy needs then he could actually be tired and it could be a hormonal issue. This actually going on a lot of people. Don't really know about this. So if you go to the gift for life at the gift of life but the gift for life dot com you can learn about all this. New technology is cynercit natural zero side effects and trust me and a few days rudy..
MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"crockett" Discussed on MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"The original way that it was actually sent to them representative. Jasmine crockett of texas has been guest against sister. Reply your courage in that or your colleagues in your freshman ninety says you might up in here. It got down to business. Let's be clear. They came to washington dc. That's not that easy because they have family mourns back home. Did you not been able to see several weeks. Some even got ill while they were in washington. Dc so this is not an easy thing to do with for those who have families. I mean you have fam- it. We all got family responsibilities. And you can't just lead family right and and you all did that for. The good of democracy should be routed for that saint humid. I i appreciate that. But i know how i got here with what i consider to be real sacrifices in so nothing that i've done over this theory short amount of time compeer here soon with those. That came before me right when i think about the fact that people die for you know me being away from home and he sees isn't really the end of the world because i know like i'm only twenty second. Black woman ever elected to the texas house. That means this very recent history like texas has the highest population of african americans in the country in. I am only number twenty two to ever be elected to the house. And so when i say that i know that somebody most likely gave their life for me to have opportunity needing away from home for a little over thirty days. Nothing and in knowing about the history of the civil rights movement overall understanding. There were boycotts lasted over three hundred days knowing. The tragedies that occurred on the pettus bridge. I just can't really think that i've done anything so great. I think that. I've only done a small fraction of what i was obligated to do with privilege that was bestowed upon me when i was allowed to be elected to represent the people of my district house. Issue one hundred dollars from the one hundred district number one hundred one hundred one hundred in the house district. One hundred they man. That's what the product we thank you for joining assist. I'll make it plain. She'll be to make trouble. Rally to bid saturday at the lincoln memorial and sacred space so we look forward to seeing her there as well. God bless you representative represented crockett. Thanks to you. Thanks for getting woken listening to make it plain. Please remember to listen like and wherever you get your podcast. Please give the show a five star rating and please do spread the word..
MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"crockett" Discussed on MIP Make It Plain with Mark Thompson
"Down. We've all been hearing about the courage. The bravery of the texas democrats and also representatives who walked out and went basically in two ways of exile and watching these seem to avoid a quorum in texas because of the greed gis voting rights legislation with texas republicans. Wanted to put in place. We're joined now by texas democrat from texas house of representatives representative jasmine crockett representative crockett. How are you today. I am doing well. I'm so excited to be here with you. Were excited to have you. I would say to her folks. Have you seen.
Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"crockett" Discussed on Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"You've got a long history of of conservation and wildlife management and science base But where do you go from here. Where where did what is crockett. Look in the next look like in the next fifty years so we're we're very very heavily involved in conservation policy in two thousand. We actually created the american wildlife conservation partners. Wc p this was the seventies and eighties. We have a bunch of specialty groups. Kind of Coming forward yo. You have the the rocky mountain elk foundation mule deer foundation while cheap on nation. What we did there was no well. He's care about sheep and these guys care about al. He's gonna care about beer at the end of the day. There's a lot of palm ground that we have and so that were being stepped in and said hey man let's just come to the table and set out. You know we're all trying to do the same thing. We shouldn't be jockeying for position. Let's have a unified voice that we can take dc in say a. Here's how here's how politician community who have basically under the entire recovered wildlife. Here's how we see moving forward in so that's will be unseasonable now is trying to rally the troops. Hey let's let's get a unified voice. Let's make sure this legislation is is the right way honestly. We'd love to have a bigger effect in canada. But we do. We don't right now You know we've had some canadian membership. That's been up there but it's just the way that we're set up in. Us remember more effective down here than we are in canada. What would what we'd love to. Have you know more canadians Is associate canadians involved. The help is say. Hey man we have this goal on. What did you guys come. help us up here. And so that's now that's right now. That's the fight. That wildlife the continuation. Wildlife that sets people aren't killing too many years so we don't you know we're not concerned with reducing harvest people. Aren't you know it's a legislative issue right now ensuring the funding for awhile by a major thing. We did the land water-conservation these many many years trying to get that funded That ensures funding conservation projects. That's what he's doing this. A lot of people are wholly had agreed history. Will at the time. It was swinging public opinion so we played very heavily in public opinion field right now. Things wildlife needs as a more behind the scenes efforts. That were still very involved in. It's just not as publicly visible as it used to be. So you basically what going to do. The next center years depends on where wildlife. Tell while the places needs help you know and we're going to step in and do whatever we can where were needed to view the best.
Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"crockett" Discussed on Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"To the general public How how do we. How do we deal with that moving forward in your opinions you know. The the biggest thing is We have to educate public on the fact that what they considered trophy hunting this this lack of care for the animals. Just killing trying to get the biggest thing in your in your Your curfew room. That discussed us as much as it disgust. Though you know. Want to harvest the older mature animal. You know like. I said the third of that was the populations could not maintain um harvest of the young females. And so being see said okay you. You're looking for the oldest. Most mature male specimen. That's already passed on his genetics hunting. Continue if you concentrate your harvest on these species because there's no net loss will actually allow them to recover your as hunters what we need to do. you know. there's a big movement out there. Adult don't put field photo up there. You know people could get the wrong brung a year from it you know. At the end of the day we need you remember that if we reduce an animal beyond its complete overall like respect we have for so if i'm only shooting animal for its horns. I'm not respecting the animal. The same could be said. If i'm only shooting the animal for its meat if you reduce that any single factor. That's not good. Which is very interesting to me now. People say oh. I'm only shooting for the meat. Will we talk about marketing. And that's a very big topic. At the same time they were pol pot hunters people shoot anything and throw it in their pots. Eat that had just as much effect as a market. Hunting did back in the day and so is hunters. Need to explain like yes. We have that magnificent moose on the wall there was never is. It brings back are awesome but also invite all my friends over. We have for in amazing bacon wrapped loose tender. We had we took the bones and turn it into bone broth. And i made this amazing risotto. You know i. I tend to hide that. My kid has his friends. Come over like hey check out. This new sites seattle high disease uses the fly. Is we have to make sure they understand that. Like we're not reducing into a single b-actor in that is the overall public opinion in my opinion of why people are so disgusted trophy hunting. If you're just looking for an ornament. Yeah i'm offended by that too. And so that's that's the key component is hunters is like you'll be proud of be proud of the mount. Hang it proudly in your house. You'll enjoy the knee. Tell them it's illegal to take a game animal and not utilize it most. These people have no clue that we legally cannot take an animal and just leave it in the field and just take the head. That's a crime waste and so it's an education piece. Like i said we have to be careful in my opinion that we don't we don't hide behind some of the things we do. If reasons that we're doing a minute reason to be proud of that are are solid. You shouldn't you shouldn't tuck tail and run from that. We should educate them. And say this is why it's important to me to have this particular animal hanging over my place and somebody walks into my house you know. And that's where. I think he's really do improve as a as a community of hunters Great message for sure. Justin couldn't agree more So i'm curious. Now when we look at boone and crockett we've seen this organization that dates back to eighteen ninety five. We've seen the record sharing come about no seven. We seen You know scoring system. Come into play in the fifties. So where do we go from here. What's what's on the agenda for boone and crockett. Obviously you're gonna continue to do the great work you continue to do..
Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"crockett" Discussed on Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"Back to. When i talked about theodore roosevelt in the beginning and trying to really start into conservation. A very important part of our record book is the fair chase aspect. We do report dicta. Heads we we put in any any animal. We'll go into that data set but only hunters that. Take that animal within fair chase. The names are listed. The issue with wolves is the majority of those schools. That are out there Basically fair chase type wolf. Hunting is more of a modern phenomenon. You know they used to be trapped very heavily. The majority of the wolves it retaken. Through predator management actions would not be considered surge as soon as such. It is not a if we started category in. We say you can't put a trap. The animal in will be discounting many wolves. And so you said you know the lower forty eight hundred delisted. Their hunted on. There's there's a lot of being taken in fair chase now and so it's a it's a topic that we're talking about in the foreseeable future. I see it being a category because there's some issues with it but it is being discussed and everything we don't know does is war is spoil size reliable indicator of habitat. I'm not aware of that if that analysis has been done whereas with the antlers and horns year that's direct to their to their habitat living in. I'm not sure we'll how that that's what we look awesome. Thanks sounds good justin. So can you just touch a little bit more on the concept of scoring system. So you know there's other scoring systems out there We've we've seen that But buna crockett's kind of you know definitely at the apex of of the scoring world Can we talk a little bit about the cemetery and the The size and and reflexive hurt health. That sort of stuff just briefly touch a little bit more on that for our listeners. So the thing with all these other scoring systems you know. We don't have a problem with any of them you know they're all great. They all have They'll have attributes their interesting. And so there's a rule that says. Oh if i put my trophy in this book and this book. I can't put it in boone crop. That's not correct. You know our mission is to look at the animal the idea behind mass and symmetry where you look in nature..
Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"crockett" Discussed on Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"Health individually heard health. You know so. That's that's overall high level. And that's why you know people are already have a one seventy five white in the book that one sixty you took from an area that you haven't had an interesting for us to put out one seventy five's that one sixty s a good indicator out me say okay. We'll be you're used to be one seventy five all the cnn one sixty five. What caused that ten inches a decline so every single animal that exceeds our threshold is very important to us and of course we all get excited about world records. The wild horse random bigotry. I've ever you realistically from from a data standpoint. And what i do. I'm almost more excited to see. Aram show pen across my desk. County never seen an entry before right. So you know you have these trans like you said and you can see these Indicator of of habitat health and eventually heard healthier ultimately heard health. So what i guess. The big thing is for me is do. Do you guys analyze that. And do you have somebody like you're you're doing the records that's your job but you have somebody that sits there and looks at this data and says okay so we've got this compilation. Here's what i'm seeing this year. And i noticed this about. Do you have an analyst and and what and if so what do you do with that information. How does that work. Where do you go from there with that info. I guess so. You have a lot of professional membership of crockett culture actual wildlife professors and researchers calmly. What'll happen is all notice. Something trend in the data. And say you know. Hey whoever again. We're we're kind of seeing this. As marinade they decide whether or not pursue it kevin monte who's done a bunch of research on different wildlife species. He wrote kinda very i well. He was lead author bunch of unprofessional membership involved in it were. They didn't analysis of all big game animals. Across north america going back to see if potentially hunters selection it had any effect on the horn ordinaire size of the game. And so you were involved with it but no we're not the ones doing physical research. We just make sure. Data sets available to these people. And like i said. Boom crockett has Let's see we have three or four universities that we have an endowed professorship at with folks doing wildlife work that that they're the ones that we kind of drive those analysis with records. I've been contacted by for example. The state of arkansas report restrictions and they had a hypothesis it goes eight report restrictions increase the number of trophies trophy older last year that they had they compared our injury prior to that age cloud or restriction into after and. They used that in in their report to say. You know this. This leads us to believe that..
Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"crockett" Discussed on Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"Supplying him Go to conferences. Different things like that to try to see where our data may be useful in research in other areas to help promote overall records and get the idea that we maintain records to gauge wildlife management successes and failures. It was never designed to be hundred competition. So i'm kind of the science guy always trying to say why it's cool to use the data the internet because it's about you because it's about the animal and we're dead. We're going conservation right on so You're specifically role. Then you know. Are you doing the training or do you guys have trainers that you oversee type thing. Are you the guy out there with a tape and teaching guys what they need to know. I know you guys have run different courses. You know all over. I think you guys have been different remote locations. A bunch of guys be see here got trained recently So a lot of friends of mine and members the society Are you doing that. Training or other people doing training. How does that work. So the standardization of boone and crockett owen started nineteen seventy six. And that was when i director records gaffer no came to work for bootle crockett. He worked all the way. I was actually assistant director under him. And so he trained me in all doodle rocket majors riddick. Trained by jacker no or myself. Kyle assistant director also helps with those horses. So basically the two records guys in zula we teach all of those all those courses all over learned america to ensure uniform administration system. Okay so just while. We're on that note. If somebody's interested keen on becoming an official scorer How does that process work. What's the selection process. Where can they go. Obviously reach out to you guys. But what's the process for that. Justice crockett's website. Boone hyphen dollar. There is a Under the hood section as a become an official major is online application We have significantly more interests than we have Ability to train people and so that selection process our biggest criteria looking forward is areas that they're underrepresented in of numbers and also enthusiasm so says you know who who scored or whatnot. Don't be intimidated. I mean some of our some of our best measures never put a take on anything before the course so again. It's just if there's not one in your area and you're enthusiastic about supporting conservation. Love to have descended an application okay. So you bet you bet your applicants and then somebody's successful..
Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"crockett" Discussed on Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"Good day justin. How things with you. Man awesome men. Are you guys doing doing really. Well appreciate you coming on the show You come to us. Live from the great state of montana where you today more headquarters or fort missoula montana right on so Tell me a little bit. But the headquarters. Actually i've never abandon. Missoula admitted the headquarters. Is there an i actually. I've got some work down in montana. October and wisconsin thinking about maybe swing and by is it kind of is there. Storefront their spot. We can come in and say hello. Or how does that work. Yeah notes a. It's the old the milwaukee people train station right here on the river. We've got a gallery with some replicas. Most of the world records out there kind of a timeline of of the club vendors office run so yes we want to see you right on Just out of curiosity how. Many people are in in the office there. Is there just a handful. Two or three people are is. It is a bigger than that. What do you guys have thirteen of us here. In missoula and then we have to work on a ranch on the rocky mountain fur. But that's that's being rockets. Now so right on okay. Well great just the now. You know. I've known you for a number of years. I can't remember where i first met. You would sheep show. Or maybe i think actually chapter and affiliates in polson Through a while she foundation summit there. And i think that's the first time i met you was You're at the summit and then we had some beers and got to know you. And i think it was. Dj was there and a few other montana. wf individuals. And i think you're on their board of directors at the time. Is that correct. I was still in a little bit lost on me so still pretty closely You know i'd love to hear a little bit about Do a ton of work in in our in our world and the conservation world so love to hear your story where you came from And how you got involved with buna crockett how you got involved with the you know while she foundation montana discount your evolution. Your story there okay. So a group from southern oregon coast hunting and fishing. That was real passion In college. I was looking around the country actually soccer so i visited a lot of different schools and made my school selection on the one that i saw the most dear between the airport and school. They clearly needed some help. So i figured that'd be the place i want to go to college. Learning wisconsin Got a four year degree there in wildlife and then My wife and i trying to break into the wild by field kind of bouncing around we worked for The state idaho doing some fish were She worked for the state of oregon for timber company..
Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"crockett" Discussed on Talk Is Sheep - Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia
"Steve abba buddy is going. Well it's what july twenty third and cheap hunters are rolling. Yeah absolutely Getting into gear together and I'm taking off in four days so Era be good to see you in other than this kind of face to face crapper. We're dealing with all the time staring at each other. If you were computer monitoring actually tip if you upright. Yeah absolutely Yeah so for our listeners. Were recording this. July twenty third but It's probably not gonna come out till sometime late. August so We we've we've of frontloaded here. I think we've got four in the hopper and this is number four four that So yeah it's basically month away this coming out so some of our stuff might not be exact talk topical but the chat justin spring from buna. Crockett is very topical. So this is gonna come out after your back from your she punt. So how did he do. Can you predict buddy. I did amazing like can you believe killed one hundred and eighty inch stone sheep. Yeah no it's it's i. I'm feeling good. I'm pretty excited. Were going out to chase sheep doing a fly in this year. I've hiked in the last couple of years and was loyal to combat hunting. The last two years just too many guys So hopefully with this fly we get away from From the masses and It's interesting here You know we're here. The borders opening august ninth. So one all going. One way. I yeah go north But the the american still could go home right. So they're they're okay coming in and they're okay going back it's just we can't go south so Until at least august twenty first or whatever it is but So you know a bit of a sigh of relief for the guy for the committee of really appeal for that community. It's been a brutal year last year and setting up to be a brutal on this year. So fingers crossed. You know they can get their clients scenario Honestly like the guy outfitted committee what they've gone through this past year. I just can't imagine and you know..
The Experiment
The Significance of the Alamo
"Happens at the alamo monument. Every day journalist brian burrow is a texan who writes books about texas history and he says people pay tribute to that history all the time at the alamo monument in san antonio texas it's like maca everybody in texas goes to the alamo generally multiple times. This is the jerusalem of texas. This is a secular holy place to texas. it's holy because in eighteen thirty six. The story goes that it was the site of an epic battle to make texas independent from mexico story for going on two hundred years. It's always been that. You know. Jim buoy davy. Crockett all went down in texas to fight. This dashed her mexican dictator. Santa ana course. Everybody was surrounded and killed. Texans lost at the alamo but that battle was said to be a turning point those men who died there were martyrs because after that taxes was finally able to defeat mexico texan colonists were fighting for liberty they were fighting against oppression and they chose to give up their lives at the alamo so that we could what has become the modern american state of texas. That's why some texans still repeat the famous battlecry. Remember the alamo to honor the martyrs who died. There and texans are fiercely protected of this history. I'm eighty miles north. I rallied down. To the alamo plaza. Every time there was a protest that threatened to turn angry. It's all i would do. And so this past june. Brian heard about a protest at the alamo. He didn't think much of it. I
Doing It Big: The Frank Henderson Podcast
"crockett" Discussed on Doing It Big: The Frank Henderson Podcast
"Now. They real big on the d. To the to the be. Let's go a oh. That's my jam. That rain right there. That west and that sunday choir killing. Nobody say they get it done right there. I mean instrumentation. Main is just does something to me. Thanks for hanging in there. As i say that i've got turned cracked cherry as my guest. I gotta change to interview her. I record the interview. And i have edited for your listening pleasure. I'm gonna let it play his entirety. I will give you some small breaks five to ten seconds. But i think that this is one of the best interviews i've ever done the i b because ms current cherry was dropping knowledge now before we get into it. I need you to go to time. The number to power up dot com and register for this event. Like i said before you got incredible speakers over one hundred speakers from around the world a gun of a dropping information and elevating our mind. This is a virtual event. You do not want to miss. But i'm elect kern all about it so ladies and gentlemen without any further ado. Let's go into this interview with ms kern crockett jerry. Y'all ain't ready for this franken's is robin stating the facts out apology now. Every straight buyer was diab. Told you that. I had is phenomenal woman that i was interviewing today. Miss current crockett cherry a bestselling author visionary and create a power of level of entrepreneur. Business owner. they call butts in the seats. Green was up. Miss kern crooked excited to be here. Thank you for handling means franklin. I appreciate. I appreciate you inviting me onto your show. Well it's an honor to have you and before we turn up and go aboard. I like to just ask you. How are you doing great. I'm in preparation for five day conference. That's coming up. July fourteen through eighteen power an up sell. We're really excited about all the things that common. So yes i'm doing great. I'm a new glam all sell additional this my second grandchild self. I've been enjoying that to best powerful. I liked to. I like that. You said that because a lot of times people forget that powerful men and powerful women were not only powerful people with powerful like. You're a wife mother grandmother. You have all these in the hats that you wear is sometimes people can see you in run lane but you wear so many hats in do so many things so let's did to me of the situation here. I want to ask you this question. What were your first cleans of entrepreneurship. I think links so you know. I had the over the years i think about fit and think where did i start So As an adult i would say back back when i was working Will we are in service arizona. My husband and i opened a a little knickknack shot there in sierra vista which you know most people don't notice but you know that area arizona back then i mean they have walmart so they should tell you how small city was when i think even further back you know i have always done something We had my brother. And i had a paper route. we We used to help my mom on her paper out and then we we actually went and started own paper out but also did little things like you know making cookies and selling them out the door. dixie cups out. No people remember. Dixie cups really undo when you think about it so when you think about the entrepreneur side of things. Most people don't realize you're already doing something. Guess newer mindset so so. Yeah so i guess often on you know and then i was featured in many people may not know this as well as featuring in essence magazine Back in two thousand and one. I think the first time and then again in two thousand and five as the combat queen because I've just my husband our doing business. We pivot and that's why. Tell people all the time. This is not new for an entrepreneur. Lynn kobe came around. Pivoting is something that you have to know how to do and be willing to do if you gotta survive being your anyway right. I think that's absolutely true everything you said about evening. I also know there's a person that comes on internationalized. Social media any he talks about he wants to live where the money resides. So i could tell that thank you would little you always ban. Would money resigned. Whether it's a dixie cup you are. They're putting your in. So i can tell that about you now. I've heard you speak several times. You mentioned how people should be telling their stories and you talk about this ability so much but what leads you to that point as a a strong crucifix constitution for you because my my belief is that somebody else and you hear people say this all the.
With Friends Like These
"crockett" Discussed on With Friends Like These
"Dot com. So i want to pull back a little bit get away from talking specifically about twitter and moral outrage and talk about moral psychology. 'cause huge field a huge idea and it has roots show a century or so ago. And i'm wondering you know are scientists are are hard. Science has gotten so much more sophisticated. I'm not sure for soft science Ideas have got more sophisticated. But i wonder how has the thinking changed Over time in your field. Yes so great question. I think it initial work on moral psychology really treated our moral sense is a dimension of reasoning. So you might've heard of kolberg stages of moral development where our children as they get older becomes increasingly sophisticated and how they reason about right and wrong and up until sort of ninety s. Let's say The question of how humans think about morality was was really about thinking philosophical and create an logical inquiry more than biological or exactly and then then in this sort of late nineties early two thousands. You have folks like jonathan. Hi josh green Looking at the role of emotion in guiding our moral judgments and brain studies were were becoming increasingly popular around the same time so a field emerged around looking at the brain mechanisms of moral judgment and decision making so that's when i started doing my phd. I sort of grew up in that field and a lot of my was was again looking at the role of these basic reward systems and how they interact with brain areas. That are involved in reasoning. Unlike the prefrontal cortex so we had some studies showing that when you have the opportunity to make money by delivering pene to another person. So it's sort of an ill gotten gain the brain's reward system responds less to that money than if you earn the money without harming somebody else and so that shows just how morality our moral values can get into our basic rewards stem My question about that overall journey that the field has been taking is it. Sounds a little bit like so the early thinking about it gave us a lot more credit as humans that it was really. It was reasoning. Exactly as you said. As as i say we get less credit as humans for having it. Let's come reason. But again from what i gather it. We are only now understand during the level where some of its biological and some of. It's in a moral. Maybe doesn't have a place in the body or place in the brain like it's just is it is it may well..
With Friends Like These
"crockett" Discussed on With Friends Like These
"So you have a label moment that has to do with your own behavior. And and i think yes illegitimate concern. We want to believe that. Morality is based in our intelligence or at least our spirit right and not just something. That is the mental equivalent of funny bone. So exactly so. How did you begin to study that. How what is what is what is the way that you look at that in a lab. Well the the research really started to take off. When i recruited a post doc to my lab billy brady who had just finished his phd and had done this wonderful work measuring the expression of moral emotions on twitter and he had discovered a way to To measure these expressions and he showed with this work that moral emotions in tweets make those tweets more likely to get shared online or if a correlation will study so tweets containing moral emotional. Language are more likely to get re tweeted and that was that was one piece of this broader equation rights that we express outrage. That's more likely to get positive social feedback and then creates this feedback loop which overtime could shape our behavior. So billy star in the lab a couple of years ago and we developed entirely new set of methods for measuring moral outrage in tweets. And we've been using those tools to number of studies you know. Most of them are not published yet. I think you saw an early version of a reprint That is going through the pipeline right now about. We've we've been looking at a lot of questions if this method will when you bring up twitter And moral outrage part. Of what. I wonder is. Where do you begin because twitter runs on moral in in not just political moral outrage right people Upset 'cause they're waiting in line too long I always feel like that's also my response to these days. If i'm upset about like an interaction in public on the nba. Like this happened although almost treated asking you take this out. But i just have to share found a street. I found street. Parking on south of congress day almost treated about that would have been a success story anyway. So where do you begin because twitter runs on moral outrage. That was our impression when we started to all so pop quiz. What if you were to take a politically charged topic. What percentage of all tweets on that topic would. You say contain outrage. Oh what's your is crucial question. Are we counting tweets from news organizations. Oh yeah seventy percent so way lower than that. Okay good i give you. I can't give you a blanket number but actually One thing that was really interesting when we started this work was our initial strategy was to just take take tags on politically contentious topics like kavanagh's one of your examples. In the says i was actually stage. Two stage one. We were just looking at general words and topics and pulling the tweets on those topics and then mining those tweets for outrage expressions and that actually The overall levels of outrage expression were way lower than we expected Which meant that. We had to change our strategy and so we ended up moving towards a more episodic strategy so just staying in tune to the news and being on the lookout for very specific episodes with very specific actors in key words That we could do more targeted data harvesting and the brad kavanagh hearings was was one of those turns out. Is the curious from twenty seventeen to twenty twenty when we were doing this research. There were lots of. I was shocked but there is. There is a time point. Twitter twitter has a very friendly for researchers. Actually it hasn't. Api where you can log in and tweets from the past seven days you can You can download for free and beyond seven days into the past you have to start for the data and we didn't have a huge budget for this research so Our our research technician killing mclaughlin was basically on outrage. Watch constantly a so that you know we had this slack. Taylor said messages a new episode would pop up. Kill you. Quick get these tweets And so we have. We have a massive data set now so you find people arguing and actually i have a question which is when you get into the specific episodic outrage do you get a higher percentage of moral outrage expressed young tweets that that it really varies by by data sets. The number that sticking out in my head is is thirty percent ish. but that's the divergently their wide arab boy girl. You my first question about that. Is i think a lot of people would overestimate the number of tweets. That are about that. Have moral outrage to them. In the fact that the it's such a lower percentage than you might expect that sort of proof of your study cutters. And this is this leads to broader point and maybe we can circle back to it Whenever make.
The Double Dropkick Show
"crockett" Discussed on The Double Dropkick Show
"Fast fair Yes the crockett cups. Yeah the like barry. Windham i had a remember having the barry win rock and roll express road. Warriors dusty rhodes magnum ta ric flair whatever. They had the big plastic cups that had the guys on them I want those cups. Yeah i can't find him anywhere. I want the whole set and i want it. I want the print on. I don't want something that where you can barely tell what it is right. If somebody has a set of are knows somebody who has said of those that they wanted to part with. Hit me up. We'll see if we can work out i am. I think i got some of them at my parents house. But i didn't have all of them right now. I i may have had the whole set at one time. I know i had one of the road warriors. Yeah i'm telling you do stuff like that man you would keep going and keep going to the still can we. Can we stop and they would have a different one when you were there. They might have all. I remember the barry windham. I remember going in bearing wyndhams and i was able to get one which you looking for. I'm looking for that. Crockett than the crockett autograph. They used to have a crockett They had this This bob finneran. Again or whatever your shamburg there that guy they had this and it was signed. But i this was not signed and the ones that were signed by everybody may not even They may not even make those anymore. I don't think they do they do so. Who knows what could it be in man. Don't you have the you've got. The mid atlantic might mooney handbook signed by everybody right. Oh you could take those out a well. It's all in there. They're all signed on different pages. Yeah but i mean if you're interested in having that autograph i wonder if that's gotta jack brisco in it. That's what i was thinking. I just thought about it. I remember you show me that. Saying look really toledo where i don't i don't even know. I don't even know where that book is. It's gotta be just remember you saying. I bought this and i think they sent me the rock fan fast and i got it to the room. And this has all the autographs to dude. It has eight ton that's expensive. let's see anyway. I tell you what let's Why don't we. Why don't we excited. Why don't we close this Episode anyway without jim crockett. There's no double drop. Yeah i mean. I think So we are his greatest country. Contribution nestle i think ultimately talking about a guy that when i look back on my life honestly a non somebody that i don't know let's say yeah. It was just a media had an influence on my life. Like he would be one of them and he would be a major part of my life growing up. You know for non family celebrities at. I don't know whatever like the product that he put out had a major influence on who i am today. Oh one hundred percent. I am at crockett foundation dot com ordering signed by all.
The Double Dropkick Show
"crockett" Discussed on The Double Dropkick Show
"And good. There's an announcement I'll give this for free okay. There's gonna be some rocker little rock and roll express figures kevin say. Let's you through deb. Debbie really there's a new company arising yeah the sun and a lot of legends up to make figures for them their pro. I think if. I'm not i'm not gonna give you have to get on the show for me. But here's a so they're more than likely going to be the hasbro style figures But they're signing up some legends now to make to make some figures and the first tag team in the series is going to be the rock and roll express. Where can i go to buy those to get those you if you're a patron maybe on the next episode. I'll tell you where you could go. Why would i give you. Don't give away the stuff for free about the guys. Nobody cares about so care about it here. I'm just kidding about that. I didn't mean no offense by rushing to. Hey that's the picture. We need to get court mean you and the rock and roll express. We got an was with our double drop. Kick show mass. Do they probably won't it. Did i ever tell you the story. I was at a show w f and a podcast or had called or whatever he was going to interview ricky morton. And we're sitting there and i've met ricky several times talked to him here and i'm just sitting there sitting at mccain. I want here's doug dropkick king about this gap and like corey commun-. I can't remember like one for me thinking. Wow that's pretty cool pulling up in charlotte one time. Getting out of the car and ricky was walking out he walked over to us and said hey in like wall over shook our hands and said hey. y'all do. Yeah that's like the coolest he's cardi is a be cool. Yeah yeah yeah. That's going to be cooler. Couple of weeks. They and they probably circle that on their counter. They were like. Hey i wonder if the market mark are gonna come to this So joe i need to get joe to get me to get to those mask. And what if we end into where the math. That'd be great. Yeah so we grew up watching mid atlantic championship wrestling. Jim crockett promotions. Now that's what we grew up in if you didn't know the crockett family. There were several crockett children and jackie. Jackie who ran the camera. David who did commentary Jimmy who was the ball and then one of the sisters worked in office. Francis was the why i can't remember now Do you think jeannie crockett. Maybe you're janey or jeannie mai ingle. Crockett foundation books. Wherever there on my what do you think one of the longest running because they promoted steph other than wrestling own the minor league baseball team they brought in harlem globetrotters and circus..
The Double Dropkick Show
"crockett" Discussed on The Double Dropkick Show
"Patriae dot com slash double dropkick. Let's hit to jim. Crockett junior when i mean can i go back. Because we're gonna. We're gonna talk about jim crockett. Yeah how about the resurgence of jim. Crockett promotions own aew yes. I don't know how you were planning. No that's not yes. i agree but i just. I saw this clip. Somebody said to me telly. Blanchard's gonna be wrestling. And i went and he didn't know much about right. Yeah he manages these guys right. I don't know if he's wrestling or not so i looked up. Sure enough. it's at delhi. Blanchard your turn into the ring. And i saw the youtube clip. I didn't get to see the whole match. But i did. Watch the finish of the match in the promo afterwards and the first thing i thought to myself was is that. Jj dealer standing at rings for this match. Holy cow and then i thought it's totally blanchard for marcus. Thought that uh yeah and then you know tilley blanchard hits this link slingshot suplex and popped come out of my chair. I come unglued and i don't know. I thought it was awesome. Mad when this is the proper use of legends. Obviously totally blanchard shouldn't have got the win in that match but he did right right you know. But they didn't build him up as he didn't come out but they didn't come out and knock on his butt and them down in front of everybody. Right he they did a triple piledriver lucci source until he blanche your. And here's the thing. He didn't come out and say lucia solar teach you some respect and shove him and lucas lower swallowed his but look at it and like his daddy. Just tally blanchard. In that match did just enough yati and he got in a couple of licks tag out. he did. The slingshot suplex on a diminutive opponent. But he still did it. He more gear that covered his whole body. But it was lou. He spent some money on the s. They in look yes but not only. Did it cover him up. It was also a throwback. he always wore red. Yes so it matched away would've looked he had the great. The tb sequins surest is everything. It was everything i wanted to see. I was fine with yeah. I like the way they're using it. Alleges they're not using the legends to remind you look at how big these other stars used to be right. They're using them to help. Elevate these young guys and give them some road when he faked the dive. Did you see that. Yes and he's just kind of tally. Blanchard had a different strut than ric flair. Oh yeah yeah he did. A was a little short slow a little short stroke. But then the the thing that really that i saw before i even saw the match because they posted this on twitter or maybe it was the next day was the promo..
The Double Dropkick Show
"crockett" Discussed on The Double Dropkick Show
"We didn't have a grind people for that guarantee you. There's some form of grant is passed through the doors of mobile acres farm moment of farms. Llc at some point there's been some form of grindstone on that property. I don't understand how you grew up with a father. Who's a rancher who has a work like seen i've been to the there's farm equipment. There's tolls everywhere confidence you never put on a pair of work gloves. You've never worn a pair of work boots i have. I'm not saying he didn't have a little pair of lose rubber boots when you were at that. You don't drowned in on the floor. i Yeah you know. Had the big ones to listen to my brother. One year for christmas. He got these work boots. That had a some kind of packet like a electric thing. You put in that warmed boots. Oh warmed them and dry them nice. That's real nice. If you've ever worn boots. I know that you haven't i do It's a it's nice when you can do. Anything became a soup up the work. boot miners. Steel toes oh so. I gotta get new pair here. For matter of fact. I'm going to go to get those boots because you wear. You ain't get yours at iraq rain i. We're minor about two hundred dollars pair right. Which is why we need you to go to. Patriot ducked my company. Pays pay for my booze and you pay them in other way back another way my company pays for my clothes and everything i worked for the greatest company in the world before we go any further. If we're gonna talk about jim crockett here in a minute. Jim crockett junior passed away earlier this week. There's never been a better time to join patriot. Mark has started a new show and stuff. That's video show unboxing but we honestly. I like if i could pitch it for ya if you like me Listens man. i'm not a very good looking at. But i do a lot of cools right and basically. I'm learning to edit videos so be patient with me. I'm trying to make them a little bit better. Not quite like my wife told me the day. When we shot the video we went To archea and i kinda documented our trip to aki throughout the day and when we went back watched it she said you gotta start holding the camera up a little higher You're holding it way too low and it doesn't it's not very flat need less space above your head. That's what that's what she keeps telling me she's like you got to get the camera up a little bit so i gotta tripod now that i can raise up and do do that. I'm trying to learn how to edit video. But it's not easy because i knew my phone. Yeah and i'm trying to drag. You know yeah so what i really hope it expands to is it will be always mish. You know showing the hall or show in the boxing's but it will also be decided on a glimpse into my life when things i'm remodeling a room in my house. Right now Drastically remodeling what was a red and black walls painted. The walls read for some reason..
This American President
David S. Reynolds on Abraham Lincoln
"Our guest. Today is dr david. S reynolds historian who has written extensively on the civil war era. He's won numerous awards including the bancroft prize. And the ambassador book award just to name a few. And he is the author of the book. Abe abraham lincoln in his times professor reynolds. Thank you for being on our show. Great to be here richard. Thank you great. So much is made about president. Lincoln's lack of experience and his many supposed- professional failures prior to winning the presidency. But you seem to push back against this narrative. So what's the real story here. yeah One of the best books on him david. Donald to lincoln one of the better known books actually says very frankly that no president has ever entered the highest office being the least prepare less prepared than than lincoln that is the least prepared ball and on the surface kind of looks that way because he had less than one year of education just primary school education and Thou that was it and He didn't go through any formal formal of self education. Either but what i found is that he had something far more important. A insatiably curious. If he were on the law circuit around illinois he would go to a farmer and say. How does that machine work. And what brand of cow is that and and the pig over there. What can you describe that to me. Very very curious about the world around him And also he loved to read poetry in particular newspaper small so poetry and poetry kind of organized his thoughts and he memorized shakespeare by the page. She didn't do it to impress people but Suddenly suddenly would come out with a shakespearean soliloquy though is on his hard disk his brain and Or burns poem or something like that. So he was a really exposed to different levels of culture so much so that his contemporary emerson said There's one hero who stands out from the rest as somebody who bridges the entire range of experience from the very highest shakespeare of the opera. And all of that to the lowest. He like body humor and grotesque Frontier humor and emerson said he went down as far so the the very dogs believed in him so In a way who's very very open to experience and is that lincoln that i'm really interested in the songs he loved the poems he loved and what really made him a what what was going on inside of him right and you talk about. Lincoln's ran as an era of sensationalism. Violence susannah humor surreal the surreal in the bizarre which i think for anyone that follows politics now is a bit comforting to know that it's it's been like this for a while. So can you expand on just what you meant by that. Well i think there's been interesting sensationalism for a long time in many cultures but the difference was that because of changes in print printing techniques and also distribution techniques. Suddenly this was available to the masses and so the newspapers they used to be used to six hundred suddenly were once the penny papers and they were filled with sensational stories about murders and suicides and oh adultery and all all all this stuff and so yeah. I mean Linking grew up in this kind of culture. Also in popular humor lincoln said it was characterized by grotesque nece and it was a very violent kind of humor of gouging and and scrapping and scraping and a often feature these kind of frontier types. That were just wild men and people get a lotta thrills out of these kind of very very wild escapades in the crockett manuscripts the davy crockett manuscripts almond accents. Helper and p.t barnum. Who was a sensation. He was founded show business and wasn't in the circus business back then but he was in the museum business and he put on sensational displays like a fiji mermaid. Who is this beautiful blonde. Half naked woman had presented that way in in the posters. But actually it was just a a monkey's torso tied to a salmon's tail assistant in some water. And anyway the biggest. The smallest the fattest put things on display so in a way Lincoln had to serve accommodate culture as well because he was sold as as abe. That's book is called the kind of rough frontiers men with his sleeves rolled up and he's wielding an axe in these splitting the rails and by the time that It was advertised that way. It had been many years since. He's splitting rails because he was a respectable lawyer by the time war. Good suits and all of that and it was making a good income but he allowed himself to be sold as a even though he hated the name but he said without names like old. Abe uncle abe Honesty i wouldn't have been elected. I would not have been elected. So he was sort of put on display almost in a barnum barnum like way in eighteen sixty.
Fat Mascara
How Sephora Is Tackling Racial Bias in Retail
"Sephora. Just released a study on racial bias in retail. This was really cool because they partnered with four academics who very well known in this world doctor. Cassie pittman cleaner. Dr david crockett. Witnessing fowler and dr patricia raspberry and so sephora like new they had to bring in the big guns to help them study this back in nineteen. They have also in the spotlight for anyone who didn't know they've been in the news two four about some some stuff that was why the study was initiated. Because they knew they had issues in this with both the retail associates and their customers Profiled so so. I went to a presentation that gave showing us the highlights of the research at just a couple of things. I wanna point out. But i'm going to link to. They gave us this little booklet with more of the highlights at a leg to on the blog. So you can look into this. Because i think a lot of other retailers or if you work in beauty or even if you're shopper which she while are of beauty there's things that you can take away from this. That are interesting and so far is gonna Going to work on some stuff. But here's the highlight so three and four retail. Shoppers feels to seventy four percent of people. Feel that the marketing failed to showcase a diverse range of skin tones body types hair textures. So even though we've just been talking about there's been movement in the last couple years clearly. Not everybody feels that they are being spoken to in the beauty world and in fact black. Shoppers are three times more likely to feel like this than white shoppers. They also looked at all. Shoppers of colors not just black and white But in addition to locate shoppers they looked at the associates the retailers and what was going on there and a lot of the retailers talked about a lack of training to help people diverse background. So when someone walks in the store and have a hair type different than yours if you're the retail associate. You're like nobody gave me training on how to do this. The other thing. They didn't seem to get training on was implicit bias. Only forty percent of retail employees surveyed reported having unconscious bias training. Now that might sound familiar to you because remember back in two episode to forty three. We had dr susan taylor on. She's a dermatologist. And she was talking about how everybody at u. penn which is where she works was getting this implicit bias. Training for doctors. Obviously retail associates needs the same type of thing. You look at a shopper. You think things regardless of your race it informs the way you interact with that shopper and retail associates want this training so sephora actually has made a pledge that by the end of the year one hundred percent of all new employees will had implicit bias training which i think is using is really
Stories Podcast: A Bedtime Show for Kids of All Ages
Davey Crocket and The Frozen Sun
"Lived a man named davy crockett. If you've heard of old navy it's probably for his final stand at the alamo or more likely for his raccoon skin cap. The cap was made of thick raccoon for for keeping warm during the harsh western winters. And it had the bushy tail hanging down the back. Davy crockett was more than the alamo and a cap though he was an adventurer one of the brave people who saw the endless frontier and waited in a man at his favorite swimming hole even during the coldest winters rarely would he be sitting peacefully indoors or relaxing. He spent his days out in nature sleeping in the mountains and bathing in the rivers. Other folks thought davy. Crockett might just be a little crazy but if so they were lucky to have him because it was on one particularly cold morning that davy. Crockett saved the world. He woke with the sun as he always did. In those days it was deep winter in the mountains. Where even though the donning son was bright. It didn't seem to offer any warmth at all. Icy wind howled like a banshee and even the animals had the good sense to be hibernating. What a beautiful morning davies said to himself he tried to rise up out of his bedroll but it was so covered in ice. He was stuck fast with a little work. He managed to get an arm free and then he was able to use a hammer and chisel to get the rest of the way out. It's cold one. No doubt he said but it'll get warmer. When the son gets a meyde higher. He tried to get a fire going to make breakfast but all his would was frozen solid even the coals from the night before were nothing but snowballs davey tried to spit in disappointment but it froze halfway to the ground and shattered on an icy stone. Well ours coffee today. I guess he said he makes some coffee grounds into some snow and eight. It like a snow cone. It wasn't tasty but it seemed to help wake him up a little. Where's the darn sun. He said looking at the horizon with a start of shock. He saw that. The sun hadn't risen any higher. It was still stuck on the horizon like tongue on an ice cube and it was starting to look more blue than yellow. What in our nation is going on with that davey climbed up a nearby mountain peak to get a better view. Every step was so icy. Put his hand to his coon skin. Cap to shield. His eyes peered at the horizon. Oh lord no the frontiers mun was brave and he thought he'd seen it all in his adventures. But this was something new and something awful. It was so cold that the sun itself had frozen on the horizon. He could see it stuck between two peaks of ice sunbeam's frozen in their tracks like icicles. Well this is no good at all davies said. He looked in the other direction and saw a little town. At the base of the mountain. The buildings were all coated in a fine layer of ice. Like a frosted cake. The pastors were like sheets of glass. And even the smoke from chimneys was frozen in place. Well darn davy. Crockett said to himself from high up on the mountain peak. Either i'm gonna fix this mess or we gotta get the cows so my skates he thought about cows skating for a minute and decided that they wouldn't like it that much better. He just fixed the problem before all the milk got frozen into ice cream. Of course most people may have been at a loss on how to fix a frozen sun but davy. Crockett wasn't like most people. He didn't wait around thinking or planning or any of that now. He just pointed himself at the frozen sun and started walking.
True Mysteries of the Pacific Northwest
Where did Davy Crockett die
"For coffee lovers today's mystery. Well, this industry Gabi Crockett on March six. Eighteen thirty six Mexican forces stormed the Alamo afford I like old mission in San Antonio where some two hundred rebellious Texans had been holed up for weeks, the battle was over in less than two hours leaving. Great. Texas heroes like Jim Buoy, James Butler Bonham, and William Travis dead among the defenders that day was Davy Crockett former congressman legendary hundred scowl, and teller of tall tales according to sell accounts Crockett died in. A battle that according to others. He was one of a handful of men captured and later executed what really happened while there's the battle and Aaron Lace, the myth and mystery. But exactly who was Davy Crockett he was born in Tennessee. Eight seven, hundred, eighty, six as a young man he was indentured by his father to pay off debts once they were paid in full he was finally allowed to leave home. Although he was voted into Congress, no one knows where he was educated yet he was articulate understood politics and could play the fiddle Crockett's true claim to fame prior to his death at or around. The Alamo was just a hunter in his youth tessie was still a wilderness out one time. He supplied food through skills of hunting for an entire army. While in Congress, he opposed add Jackson's argument to relocate local Indians. Congress. Crockett became a freemason. He spent time in his entire legislative career fighting for the rights of impoverished settlers who felt dangled on the precipice of losing title to their land. Due to the states complicated system of grants. He introduced a resolution to abolish the United States Military Academy at West. Point. New. York because he felt that it was public money going to benefit the sons of wealthy men. He spoke out against Congress giving a hundred thousand dollars to the widow of Stephen Decatur citing the congress was not. Empowered to do that, he opposed Andrew Jackson Eighteen thirty Indian removal act and was the only member of the Tennessee delegation to vote against it. Chief John Ross, sent him a letter on January thirteenth eighteen, thirty one expressing his thanks for Crockett's vote is what was not popular with his own district and he was defeated in the eighteen thirty one election by William, Fitzgerald and here's a quote. I told the people of my district that I would serve them as faithfully as I had done before. But if not. They might go to hell and I would go to Texas history tells us that Ab Crockett went to Texas but not alone he brought with him. Thirty one tells C. Determined to join the fray if the predicted revolution were breakout Texas at the time was part of Mexico. So all background decide where to Davy Crockett died a letter, the surface in nineteen, fifty, five described house seven men were taken prisoner and. And the CROCK was one of them. But there are three accounts assay otherwise, WanNa cal survivor of a Texan whose husband was killed in the battle. She said that she saw Davy Crockett spotty inside the Alma the second account came from a slave who also spared was said to have seen Davy Crockett body within the walls. So the Alamo, the third account was from Francisco on. Tony Rhys, the mayor of San. Antonio who safely behind the Mexican lines in the battle began and had a good vantage point to witness what happened before the arrival. Of the Mexican army, he had met Davy Crockett civilians of San Antonio in the defenders of the Alamo mingled freely before the battle he said that after the battle Saana ordered him to point out the bodies of Crockett, Travis and boy crock he said had fallen in battle on the west side of the Alamo grams near Fort. This
Nick Digilio
Black Lives Matter claims police brutality against peaceful protesters in Chicago
"Matter. Protest March Friday turned violent when some protesters tried to tear down the Christopher Columbus statue in Grant Park. And police were called in to stop them. Civilian Office of Police Accountability is investigating alleged police misconduct as a result of the confrontation. Jalen Kobayashi is one of the protestors, who spoke at a Saturday press conference. We are tired of seeing police where we are literally protest and we are actively saying we are tired of you brutalizing us and they are still in our face of these protests brutalizing our Children. 12 people were arrested. 18 officers were injured. In the heat of Saturday, dozens of people came out to help paint black lives matter on Jeffrey Boulevard near 70 a street the idea of artists Quentin Crockett and community organizer William Calloway. The words were painted in the colors of Chicago's flag. Neighbor, Lando Monroe was one of those helping out with the South Shore when I got
A Way to Garden with Margaret Roach
Garden as refuge with Ken Druse
"Kind of an eerie juxtaposition out the window and unfair days outside when we can go outside right now unfolding beauty and innocence. You know tiny bulbs plump Little Buds and the headlines. Hourly and daily so You know I wanted to backtrack about what gardening means tests and sort of what brought us to it. What brought you. How long have you been gardening since I was very young house was a teenager and I started with indoor plants and got really turned on and then when I went to college in Rhode Island I was kind of close to Danielson Connecticut which is where low Geez is and you know I was thinking about all this stuff and I think that shopping has a lot to do with my acquisitive NECE and interest in? You know seeing the new plant finding new plant thing will there? Also incredible and shopping online is something you can do now so really well. So you're GONNA be spending some money and when you you said you were a teenager and so forth. What did it besides these sort of amassing a collection? That sort of instinct. That you apparently had Was there some other escapism or something else that brought you to it or you know. I don't know I don't want to project too. I mean I can tell you mine but I just you know I don't know I I know I have a need to nurture and I just love. It's so exciting to see you know. It seems like slow-motion in most cases but to see a plant grow and thrive or something from seed that sometimes. That's pretty fast and from sea to in your case edibles. It's a miracle and to participate in that it it. I'm thinking how heartwarming it is. And that's it's you know it's a boost. Then it makes you. It makes you think about tomorrow. Yeah Yeah I mean for me. I was in my twenties and I mean you know the story most of my listeners. Know Story You know as my twenties. My father had died the next year. My mother was forty. Nine was diagnosed with early onset. Alzheimer's disease I don't even think they called it that at that time but that was the idea and so there. I was called home for my to cover my widowed mother and that unfolded this strange time in my young life and I was close to home to stay close to home during the day. I had a job at night. Someone else came and care for her at night. And what are you GONNA do? I mean as I say you can only watch so much daytime. Tv When you're twenty four twenty five years old and so I got a garden book. As someone gave me Crockett's victory garden and I would seem sad expression. Victory Gardens seems appropriate right now and I you know and I just started doing the stuff in it like I started going to the local garden center and whatever it said I just bought those seeds or that plant or just did these crazy experiments and obviously killed most of the things in the early going. You know I didn't know what I was doing. But that was my entree was during a very dark time and my my younger life So it's been a refuge for me You know number of times it seen me through. I have often said my gardens has saved me many times so I find I'm thinking of spending more time outside because I can't go at the moment And all of my vents. I'm sure like yours have been postponed at least through. May and I'm sure through June and whatever as well Are you thinking of doing more are you? I'm trying to assign myself some projects things I've put off because usually I have garden visitors and I can't make a mess and leave the mess there for weeks while I you know do a Jew Be Greenwich Ovation or something. I'm thinking well. This is the time Margaret. Nobody's coming right well. We we already talked about me shopping. I haven't really gotten that into that but I probably will usually I shop for something because I see something and then I track it down online and then that leads me. Oh they have a minimum order. Oh and then there's five plants and you only wanted one and then there's shipping savings if you buy forty nine dollars for the plant's not that. I've ever done that but I it's almost time for me to spruce up the house plans and that's something. I can do something I should do. You know do a house plant Rehab. I every day I run to light cart to see who's changed or what seed has sprouted. Miracle never tired of that miracle so there there's that Planted some perennials. Yesterday that came in the mail and they were dormant. How so that's happening already in? That's going to continue. I got a Beirut Cherry tree that I'm growing pot I don't know why right well but whatever gets you through. I mean I think right so you said I loved. You said WHO's changed. You went to the light cart To look at your all your little babysit who. You didn't say what she said. Who and I think of them. The same way to plants are not some inanimate objects some it right. You know I think of them as as as who not one but so you said House Plant Rehab. So this is a time for that and we have time. 'cause we're home and we have time to notice and we can. That's a good suggestion for me. Because a lot of years. I get so hectic. Try and get ready for the open gardens. I don't do my repotting of those house plants on their way out the door for the summer or do you know what I mean. I skip it. So that's a really good one when they're on their way out which is late usually mid. May and wouldn't it be great to for me to clean the leaves with a sponge and a little couple of drops dish soap in accord of warm water? And just clean off the dust but also some of them get a little city mole alden. There's all sorts of insects that can actually be removed with a sponge in a tiny bit of soap and water so The things that have ever removed most of the house plants and things that have firm leaves like citrus and Camelia. If you grow things like that and philodendron which you can go anywhere some philodendron. I put my hand under the leaf than just rub the top brush sponging were almost everything comes right off. The plants look so much better and then they say thank you. Yeah Yeah 'cause I mean. Spending a winter indoors is not really their thing. And all that unseen dust that moves around in the air with The heating system when heating systems on in any house right. And you find that fine dust like my clive is all have that by this time of year and they need a nice Tending you so you have you have a Camelia You Grow Hoyas don't you? I I do. There's one at the kitchen window and luckily that's very close the kitchen sink because the plant small enough. It'll go right in the kitchen sink and get washed off there or you have the climate as you. Probably take him to the shower. Yeah I do I do but Yeah but the hoyas. I've never grown them. I've grown them somehow as needed greenhouse. And well we can talk about what they are. They used to be part of the milkweed family but I think they've separated them now but they're semi succulent. They have thick leaves. They're pretty slow growing except in the spring when they kind of shoot. I have one wonderful one called Hoya Carey. I and I started with one leaf in a pot and it stayed that way for about five years. Want an apart- many years ago and then all of a sudden it just exploded a now. It's a very big viney plant. I have it on a a wreath circle. You know stuck in this well. It's a long story but I wound round and round and it has beautiful flowers when it blooms in the summer and it has heart shaped leaves. I have another one that has purple flowers. They don't flower very often. And it's important not to trim eight trim where the flowers come because it blooms on Spurs Kinda like an apple tree and it'll bloom over and over again on the same spurs so you have to not cut those dead head so to speak to the flowers and their fragrance almost all of them and if you do cut it or it will bleed white. Latex like a lot of succulents and milkweed male creates right. Right right
Monocle 24: The Menu
Dining in Cork, Ireland
"Week. We are with Monaco's Johnny German as he talks through the reach and varied culinary delights on offering Cork Ireland's second city in the southwest of Ireland and on the banks of the river. Lee Kirk or as the locals refer to it. The real capital is a true culinary. Hotspot first-place visit is a Cork Institution. The iconic English markets buying the city center a bustling Victorian covered marketplace packed Boulevard sans trading products from the local to the International. Maneuver your way onto the barrel. Vaulted CEILINGS THE ALTERNATIVE BREAD COMPANY. And pick up a loaf of traditional Irish soda. Bread loaf under your arm. Wander over to O'CONNELL's fishmongers which offers freshly caught fish arriving daily from castletown bear in West Cork. Get yourself a slice of the very popular oak smoked salmon to pair with your bread. Even Queen Elizabeth herself visit the marketplace. During a state visit into an eleven pat O'CONNELL the fish monger welcomed the Queen and pointed at a monk fish. He said it resembled his mother-in-law. The Queen laughed uproariously across a few Stolz to a Riley and sons butchers established in nineteen. Ten here get a good serving of tripe tra- Sheen and Caribbean some or d'oeuvres to chew with relish tripe is the stomach lining of a sheep or cow tra- sheen variety of blood pudding and Caribbean pig trotters. Old famous in the market due to its long standing history of providing salted beef and to sailors circumnavigating the globe departing from the coastal harbor of Cove. Exit the English market and amble along to the Michelin starred. Itchy GAUCI on key patrons. Sit on stools or at the counter and observe the chef. Takeshi Miyazaki at work in the open kitchen experience. Japanese haute cuisine fused with local ingredients in fact Miyazaki uses local English Beans to make his tongue cut through dishes. The menu offers items that are grilled steamed pickles chewed in rice soup and Sushi me all reflecting the seasons sample the spring dishes pickled awash with Sardine Rhubarb welcoming. And She Soto's has crunch Kenny cream. Crockett with castletownbere crab unusual. Koji mayonnaise perhaps knockback. A man in Tokyo wants me to never drink hot sake. As it will give you a roaring hangover. He continued to confidently. Say Drinking ice cold under no circumstance would give you a hangover from experience. I can categorically confirm this is untrue after succulent meal of Japanese cuisine. Checkout alchemy coffee. In books on Barrack Street they used three F. E. Independent Irish coffee roasters. I promise a sip of the coffee in alchemy will make the drinker releasing audible in pleasure. The cafe has used books to flick through alternating art exhibitions from local artists decorate the wolves and all of this adds the creative and relaxing ambiance for dinner look no further than Para Diso. An internationally acclaimed Vegetarian restaurant known for its innovative menu parody so uses local ingredients for an international taste braise TURNIP SPROUTING. Broccoli and chilly glazed. Pan-fried Tofu with Patrouille. I some of the highlights on the diverse locally sourced menu. Even for the most carnivorous of meat eaters. This vegetarian jam is a culinary highlight of the city after such a gastronomic Odyssey. A final coaling to the Abbey. Tavern is much needed on the way to the pub take post-prandial Stroll Through University College Cork and admire the neo. Gothic quadrangle employs tres. Now for an evening staff Digestif in the Abbey Tavern a pint of Murphy's referred to me once as glorious mode of the River Lea make sure to bring along a copy of night boat to ten year by Kevin Barry Long listed for the Booker Prize last year this very pub features in the book and gives the reader great insight into the colloquialisms lyrical accents and the culture of this great city wined dined evening in a snug crack. Open a bag of cheese and onion crisps. And hopefully you'll be treated to a boisterous sing song as the night rose on and on
The Jim Ross Report
Bischoff attempts to revive the Monday Night Wars
"Where we're living out around quite a bit here but eventually it's an ask. The BISCHOFF IS GONNA make a bold move and he's GonNa put. WCW programming head to head on Monday night of against Monday night raw with Nitro when you first hear the news that hey we've got real competition and WCW on Monday night and they're going to be live every week whereas we're taping shows in advance at this point what's your what's your take on that. Do you think this is real competition or is wwe still perpetually going to be a little big brother other of of the WWF. I thought the WF headed a massive head. Start as they do right now. No company is going to threaten. WBZ market share anytime. Anytime soon. Luckily mine or your lifetime. Conrad quite frankly. But that's not a sad sad tale to tell because there's plenty of money out there revenues to to earn in the entertainment world that cutting a W for example can can enjoy enjoy and make significant profits over time. So I I just I think that On what we're talking about Tran thought this left I was thinking about something else is nitro. Oh Yeah Yeah my issue is this. I I questioned where they have the in-house personnel to pull it off in a big way and of course a lot of that stuff was You Know David Crockett part of getting a credit for some of the. Because he was one of the you know one of the producers there an onsite people but giving the staff have to gather to do the the you know to to the rigging the lighting everything I didn't know they were. They were ready to do that because everything had always been such a smaller scale Ale and then to be able to do it live every Monday. A major us a whole different world so I didn't know that that was going to be as successful as it was and it was a pleasant surprise actually because it made the business look better overall because they hate they had great production values in the show's look clean slick. You might not agree with creative. Hell that's normal. You can say that any heir any show with the the the show look good and I thought that was a step in the right direction for them. So so you could. You can tolerate a good-looking show. That might not be the greatest creative for a little longer now forever a little longer than he can. The other way around.
Bruce Elliott
Disney+ warns of "outdated cultural depictions" in classic movies
"One this is on real Disney streaming service the new Disney streaming service has added social justice trigger warnings to some of its classic movie titles telling subscribers that beloved Disney movies including dumbo Swiss family Robinson Davy Crockett king of the wild frontier in the original lady and the tramp contain quote outdated cultural depictions I I talked about that earlier if you did you grow up watching Disney cartoon movies a little bit a little bit I did not know that sweet spot in between when the only way you could see them was going to like a revival and they weren't released until like the mid nineties on video cassette needed like one a year so I was to all by the time that I was like yeah I've teenager I didn't have any interest in all that stuff so I don't Disney means almost nothing to me but the fact that they're throwing trigger warnings on what everybody remembers his elastic is malaria yeah I again I applied some some delegate duties for district forty two now he's always at all
America in the Morning
Massive Fire At Fuel Facility Contained
"After a seven hour flight a fire at a California energy plan is now contained it began at a fuel storage facility twenty miles outside San Francisco two large storage tanks it had received heavy damage due to fire and explosion that's Crockett Carquinez fire battalion chief dean Colombo
Texas Home Improvement with Jim Dutton
Plains All American Pipeline convicted in 2015 California oil spill
"The meantime, scattered showers and thunderstorms on this Saturday with a high eventually hitting eighty eight four rain may fall tonight, the low seventy five. The charts and thunderstorms will increase in coverage on Sunday and Monday with highs reaching the mid eighties. I'm meteorologist Jeff marr from the Weather Channel eighty six on the idling Ninety-one in the Woodland's ninety three in sugar land in ninety two degrees at the KTAR h top tax defenders twenty four hour weather center. KTAR h news time three oh
Len Berman and Michael Riedel in the Morning
Massive miscommunication leads to Indians' 9th-inning meltdown
"The meltdown in cleveland tonight the effects of mickey callaway being gone have been felt in the indians bullpen last year cleveland's relievers had a two eighty nine ers the best in baseball this year five thirty seven the worst in the major leagues and tonight it got real bad the indians a four nothing lead over the reds entering the ninth inning cincinnati scored seven times all with two outs the reds lead the national league runs scored since may eighth that date stands out it's because it's the day that devon measure rocco was traded from the reds to the mets for matt harvey and since then no team in the league has scored more runs than cincinnati joey votto with a double in that ninthinning to break the tie that's after the red stormed back to begin with francisco endure and jose ramirez both hit home runs for the indians they have homered in the same game nine times this season the most by any duo in the major leagues but it was kyle crockett who got the win for the reds against cody allen rice shelly glaciers the save for cincinnati the indians who despite a an enormous lead in the american league central have some issues in their bullpen that they'll need to figure out before october tampa bay beat detroit tonight five to to another homer for wilson ramos is fourteenth is second in as many days jose alvarado the win over matthew boyd sergio romo to save for the rage oakland has won seventeen on.
Upstate Live with Joey Hudson
Health department issues warnings after raccoon tests positive for rabies in Marion County
"Has been suspended pending the outcome of a district investigation because this happened yesterday that he was a spended he's on administrative leave with pay because students said that he took some class time to drown nuisance animals that would be raccoons i can't even imagine they are big in they're mean and i don't know how you go about drowning raccoons in front of a class this this probably was an unpleasant process and i i would question yeah i mean this is worse than waterboarding if you're drowning them i look i think that raccoons deserve a cruel fate but not in front of kids i mean i know they're high school kids and he was trying to make a point the district says we receive statements of the teacher drowned multiple animals in front of students and with student participation that would have been fun because the animals were nuisance animals to the ag program at the school so said kevin christian school district spokesman look eliminating raccoons from destroying the program at the school but maybe doing it in in class time now this is unless right he's making a contribution here to the student lunch program only teasing only teasing this is in marion county florida the florida fish and wildlife conservation commission issued a statement saying that it is looking into an incident that occurred at forest high school in marion county involving a raccoon i do not know what happened to the for of this animal but i do know that the coon skin caps that once were popular when back in the nineteen fifties when there was a davy crockett craze most of them were not actually made from real raccoon tails and for bill in lacey washington bill you're on the michael medved show afternoon michael how you doing doing well number one i hope you have not instigator they peter boycott of your show now.
KTLK
Trump repaid Cohen $130K for payment to porn star, Giuliani says
"Radio i'm carmen roberts president trump's new personal attorney former new york mayor rudy giuliani makes us surprising statement telling fox's sean hannity tonight the president repaid attorney michael cohen the one hundred thirty thousand dollars he paid to an adult film star sorry i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know it's not campaign money no campaign finance violation so they follow the true law firm and the president repeated fox's ed henry says that contradicts what cohen said cohen had previously told reporters and the federal election commission did he paid for this personally no comment from the white house in california health officials report the first death from the ecoli tainted romain lettuce that led us from the yuma arizona area has sickened at least one hundred twenty five people and twentyfive states fox news we report you decide coming up on the thursday edition of justice and drew a seven thirty we'll talk met council reform pre k funding and more with kim crockett from the center of the american experiment and at eight thirty five will catch up with katie pamphlets from fox news.
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Ben
"The story of inspiration courage and friendship that i want to recommend lisa fen former espn producer is written carryon a story of resilience redemption and an unlikely family lisa produced human interest pieces reas pnn she came across one stories you couldn't let go of two teenagers leroy sudden who lost his legs in a child who train accident and d'artagnan crockett legally blind and homeless initially drawn together by their disabilities the to forge a brotherhood entered the sport of high school wrestling made others take notice leroy would ride the back of the sightless d'artagnan when one russell the other would sit by the edge of the matt we'll carry on is also the story of lisa herself who while filming the peace on the to france found herself growing more connected to leroy and d'artagnan once the filming ended she could not walk away and worked tirelessly to help them through school and obvious physical and emotional it's the touching story of out empathy and understanding changes people for the better the best sports stories only start with the sport they're really about heart in the human condition the book club wbz newsradio 1030 wbz news time five twenty six the cofounder of ben and jerry's ice cream arrested for disorderly conduct that a demonstration over whether f thirty five fighter planes should be based in vermont police say businessman ben cohen was one of three activists arrested saturday the burlington free press reports the demonstrators played jet noise from a tower of speakers at a level that they say simulated what it would be like to be beneath of path all arrested received issued citations to appear in court at a later date on this date in history march fourth 1930 three during his first inaugural address president franklin roosevelt delivered one of most celebrated lines of the 20th century let mayor live per boy that'd be on with thing where you have to well it well roosevelt elected elected times but uh down elected three times but died shortly after being elected to.