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The Dan Patrick Show
"dez" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"Day. Check this out. Yes, making a big run. It's meant for him. Dez is not getting behind des in the middle of town. Score. Might have paid the price. But the U.S. takes the lead. It's Captain America to the rescue for the United States. And he runs right into the goalkeeper at the end of this, but lays it all on the line. For his team and for his country and gets his moment. That was, of course, Christian Pulisic. I don't know. I'm still not getting it right. Crushing pool is sick. That's gonna be one that I just can't do. At least I'm better on cojones now. As he scored a goal for the U.S. as they defeat Iran and advance to the round of 16 in the World Cup, they play the Netherlands on Saturday, pulisic has said that his nether region. And he will be able
AP News Radio
Bane and Morant score 38 each as Grizzlies beat Nets 134-124
"Desmond baines scores 32 of his career high 38 points in the second half as the grizzlies outlast the nets one 34 one 24 bane drilled 7 triples in the second half to help the grizzlies outscore the nets by 17 in the third quarter and take a 12 point lead into the final frame head coach Taylor Jenkins a credit to his teammates really finding them you know there was moments late in the game I make a couple play calls but then after making some of those calls and you see Dez got the hot hand they kept wanting to go back to him John Moran also scored 38 for the grizzlies who improved a three in one Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving each had 37 for the nets who fell to one and two I'm Denny camp
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Property of the firm are all tied into that and that data is moving over the networks and securing that data and making it a whaleboat to the user to the application at the right time is very important and that is why zero trust is as a framework as as architecture is starting to see a lot of momentum and adoption and the couple of capabilities that i want us to just touch upon here. Is it all starts with optimizing and protecting the infrastructure right the basic infrastructure the network infrastructure As we discussed already connective important. We are in a hyper connected world. We're in connected digital economy. So there's a whole supply chain aspect. Try beyond work with each other than information flows and taking place so protecting that and we've been successful with st. So early days you know software defined networks delivering agility and we started to see in this sort of the importance of security because we're building metrics over internet connected at the end. Internet connectivity requires us to ensure that the information the data the end endpoint are much more secure than some of the other private networks and The focus started to Be on saffi's so we've recently deployed sdn sassy capabilities for healthcare customers. And i step back and think about it. You know they're dealing with the hospitals and clinics and then they're dealing with what workforce is going to be physically in those hospitals and clinics and then what workforce is going to be the mode and instead of doing it more patient care and then you have the whole call center ango that has to play at all because now you need kinda more support from the call center as you are finding different ways to interact with the patient and their loved ones etc so connecting and protecting call center or the remote clinics or just the ability to set up a The interactions through some of the telemedicine capabilities and providing security of the information and meeting all the different regulatory meets right whether it is hippo compliance others so a it's a complex undertaking. We work with our customers in this case health customer and help them improve the network performance centralized security management with an extensive fassi platform..
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Is how we think about About this and securing the customer environments penny. Very important and critical. And we're doing all of this while we're seeing in a significant amount of increase so a stat. I think i've shared with you before. And shed again is that we are four hundred and forty two bytes of data every day on the network so and that is like twenty percent up since the pandemic so just the amount of volume of data and information four hundred forty. Peta bites a day phenomenon. Yeah the security apparatus plays a big role it's I often when when people talk about pet abides. I try to help people visualize it. And i think she said i'm just imagine an entire building floor full of nothing but storage. And you've roughly about a pet abide and you'll putting one hundred forty of those day three. Oh network and ned put some context in that for a lot of people who may not appreciate the the while factor of the. I mean not an any routing and switching and carrying that invoice data and and other services. But you're actually doing deep level inspection of that data in the relevant context to make sure that it's good data and that there isn't some nefarious activity going on there. And if there is in real time you are noticing it and the correct context the permission. You're taking action such as the blocking shape. You're gonna rerouting and you're doing that. Twenty four seven three sixty five. And you've done the during one of the worst pandemics in human recorded history and keeping everyone alive and safe and one of the things that people probably don't realize well as you're doing this in the traditional consumer and enterprise space so for personal devices and and work devices which are also doing it across the first network for first responders and not necessarily just an emergency scenarios but certainly him high risk scenarios that you're managing cross the first night which was just an astounding statistic which we could probably day talking about do that..
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Why these two playgrounds innovation. There's so much happening in this space. The use cases that i get to see every day amazing and the amount of investments that are that are going into this base Also phenomenal and that what we are gonna touch in in my presentation at the business summit does speak a little bit about Sort of you know. How does one go about it. What are the the blueprints. What is the thought. Leadership dot is a quiet. Who is the trusted adviser. Not you can work with and work through these transformations complex. These transformations acquired you to have a very strategic business outcome driven focused but also ensuring that you are protecting and securing and your future ready right you want the infrastructure of the capabilities etc to be future ready. So we're bringing you know managed services expertise to the table helping our customers accelerate from a Time to value time scaled perspective. We're delivering both the networking security solutions with this conversi- that touched upon briefly and having the know how right how does one go about it. I'll touch upon you. Know some of that during my During my conversation and it's all about Ultimately right expertise delivers what customers wanted to tell. Reliable secure high-speed agi and that were that a neighbors. The business outcomes or the better business outcomes and we're all after the same sort of you know angles when it comes to business outcomes or business continuity and cybersecurity and edge plays a very important role in those blueprints indeed and all of those are in almost come stances hetty challenges to say the least as you said earlier in the last couple of years ago. Eighteen months particular This is all being thrown at us. in anger by pandemic that we've had to deal with an an and save lives while still dealing with the change in demand for innovation and It's it's just been an amazing challenge for organizations just to keep the lights on let alone keep up with the cybersecurity and ransomware and other challenges that come out them which brings me to anex point to around eighteen visions beside security and the edge of the year. Two thousand twenty and now two twenty one certainly saw dramatic migration of workers devices and data be traditional telco related voice and video throat assaulted fine networking and and of course virtual private networks as we. Vp ended to work as effectively overnight with the emergence of the saas culver to pandemic in two thousand nineteen and still now Essentially as we near the end of two thousand twenty one significant portions of the workforce evacuated corporate offices and set up camp at home And the net result. If you'll pardon the pun was being a remote workforce dialing into work as quote unquote virtually on postal wifi networks invariably connected to public. It's met via the personal home. Broadband services and various..
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Second big trend is more along the lines of the multi cloud adoption which is companies are like deploying rapidly complex highly distributed environments. And it all needs to be connected and it all needs to be secured because what we're doing is accelerating the digital transformation to adjust to the new normal and people have said that what might have taken ten years is now being done in the last eighteen months. So the pace and the acceleration is rapid The security and the networking convergence coming together across the board. Having a single platform for optimizing all of the networking and security needs is something that we see again and again we've seen a lot of adoption and momentum associated with the Sassy which is bringing software defined networks. St ran and got you know. Clouded delivered security functionality. And whether the use it is in the bran georgia's working remotely applying to move that to the security profiles configurations across the board with introduction off the zero trust there on front and center and then the last but not least is tremendous amount of innovation with the five g. iot and the etch wright's enabling new waves of innovation creating new use cases and requiring new approaches. Beyond the that as we know so security is gonna play a big grohl as you think about smart cities and manufacturing facilities and campus environments around the world that are connecting sort of you know millions of end points and not end coins onto the network so the trends at all surrounded down. We are in a hyper connected economy. We are highly distributed. When you think about the enterprise so security is at the core of it and security is a business issue. It's not technology issue. And what i mean by that is it's about the the cc the boardroom conversation in terms of what is the risk profile. And and how. Am i going to have business continuity as i have to deal and prepare for cybersecurity threats and attacks the certainly being exhausting couple of years. That's for sure. I often equate it to a formula one race in that As you know you to in formula one we get the best of the best of engineering insulting sales and drivers throw them around a track and they a flat out and A lot of people pooh-poohed thinking that sla heavy investment something. That's outrageous sport. What they didn't realize that it's a place to hone and fine tune the engineering. That makes it all the way to their consumer products and cars and trucks and automobiles. What about. But you know there's no secret that the last two years have of course result in dramatic impact on a number of core infrastructure roelants will wind for carriers and service providers in the tokyo space as you mentioned from Five g through to the edge infrastructure and the implementation of the internet of things projects and certainly the industrial internet of things in particular. And we know that. At rose to the challenge. A call us through this period. But i wonder if you can give us an outline of what you'd be covering around this area and presentations rubbish. These are as we were discussing..
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
Tampa Rays Beat Boston Red Sox 6-1
"The tampa bay rays the defending champions the american league unequivocally the league's best team they faced the red sox last night and louise patino a key. Piece acquired in the deal with the padres was outstanding tremendous stuff in the raise dismantle boston. Nick better first brandon lau is rocketed the right sterner betty the budweiser ports pets up. And that's where it landed. I swing here. The i just wanted to bud light. It's one nothing race. They will six twenty. Da the raise win that game six to one before the game. The red sox announced that. Closer matt barnes was played placed on the kobe. Nineteen injured list on monday. Joining several teammates will miss time during the critical stretch of the season. Also at kika dez christian arroyo in pitcher martine
Standup Comedy "Your Host and MC"
Standup Comedy Jimmy Aleck, Jaz Kaner, and Bobcat Goldthait Re-launched Show #6b - burst 1
"How many men are not quite sure if you're in love maybe you're not perfect. How many inner just pretending to be in love until you get what you want. He's forcing his hand up now. That's here's a song that has nothing to do with love off the nager wet dream. Yes all these on one album. That's right call now and order yours. Dez gainers the top forty. Hey vinson it stays mole into laws on clay is really nelson. Maybe shoot of love you often and could have. Maybe as a loner then i would have with on niners gorge the rolling stone member. Laugher georgia. i love my son. Glasses that that's why i drive through red lights and the clock must be slow the two people that understood that owns Commando i'm coming home dean. I don't care there's no cable erkin for the do
Standup Comedy "Your Host and MC"
"Blind Laughter" Interview & set with Alex Valdez Show #66 - burst 1
"Your partner jim. O'brien was with a different comic in a comedy duo cold of brian and severa and they had actually worked my club a couple times and then we the way i recall it us. Avera said hey. I don't wanna do this anymore. And my future's not in comedy. And then the next thing we knew it was o'brien vow dez and you guys were terrific together soon. And i think stronger than o'brien and severa. I don't want to step in any toes but that was my personal thinking. Did jim approach you about being his partner. Yes he did. Yes he certainly did and i wanna talk about a couple of things that you brought up their number one. Yeah jimmy and kenny were together for about eleven years. Oh yes. They had some really strong road. Experience day open for a lot of. They became very very popular on the college circuit. Remember back in the late seventies early eighties holidays were booking comedians. Right left to do concerts and being also booked on the open for major rock bands. You know right right. So so jimmy and kenny. They did a lot of that in the late seventies and early eighties. And then you're right. Can you decided to Jump out of comedy he had had enough. I think of the road and everything. And and maybe jimmy and then And thank you. Thank you and Well for all the comics that listened to your podcast they product to. They're they're they're rolling around on the floor right now and and jim approach to me and and jim really honestly approached me. He told me later he said you know. I'm the headliner right now. And if i go back to being a solo act on gonna step back and have the be a feature or an opener for a while. And i don't wanna do that but if i team up with a blind guy that may the team pretty unique and We can step right into headline so at that time i was just an opening up and you know every now and then i featured so i forget but so we really. Yeah you guys were goods but there was some marketing thought behind it Jim jim was trying to maintain his success path as a comedy duo in needed. Fill kenza veras position because you guys had already worked together. He was pretty aware of you and who you were. Because let's be honest for the podcast audience if you hadn't thought about it when you're comedy team that's actually more stressful than a marriage because you're not only sharing so much of your lives and and being blind just makes it exponentially harder but still It's it goes beyond the relationship because it's also business relationship and comedy teams. Don't historically last that long. Obviously there's a few that have done really well. You know a laurel and hardy and in some of the classics but in the modern comedy age there has not been a lot of comedy duos that lasted very long because of the difficulties and u. n. Jimmy made it last. I didn't realize it went till two thousand thirteen. That's a long
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"It business as to how you can keep helping them evolve and grow and bill beyond where they are currently as opposed to just expecting at one time call and go. Yep banded everything we can go back to being a small retailer or cafe a restaurant and we've got a qr codes. I imagine it's the case that this this ideal. Scenario of an ongoing conversation about eter steps Natural sensible Patents and a roadmap that you take him through so that i have a time. They continue to grow and develop a business in different capabilities outside the core strengths. It isn't really just a one off thing that they they ring up and they get a magic bulletin and it's done as it that's correct Across many friends so number one security. That's what we talked about. Most recently and the security landscape is always changing so Back to what. I hear oftentimes is oh. I bought a firewall. I'm fine actually. You're not That that landscape changes quite often so th at the minimum. That of course then to your broader point does about as landscape shifts. I would tell you right now for sure as we have kind of three things happening over the next year or so we have those things that are completely back to normal and they might be. I'm gonna call that physical so people might be coming into your stores and it feels very normal we also have A virtual people. Who really aren't comfortable going into the store but they still want to purchase your online. That's virtual but then there's this big thing in the middle and i like to call that fidget. So it maybe. I wanna go online and see it but then going into the store to buy. This is not a new phenomenon. But what is new. Is that the impact. It's having a small and medium business especially retail because remember customer. Experience is above everything else. So the easier you can do that. The butter and these technologies are continuously changing. So you're right. That continuous conversation is super key. Yeah indeed i. I'm reminded of that. Big shift resort and consumer behavior wear a small rich particularly in apparel and clothing and certainly in in and women's clothing that had very expensive products on the shelves or warn the hangar in the store that was essentially small warehouse. Maybe had some things in boxes out the back and people came in. They tried then they bought them took them home. And then we had this experience where they became e commerce enabled and they could sell online but people still wanted.
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"You probably can still find some articles in google about it. This is very very old. I'm still dating myself and similarly You know the correlation between your drinking and cancer. Well it turns out that you know many drinkers also like to smoke. It's not drinking. that causes cancer it. Smoking causes cancer. So you know you get into this difference between causality and correlation and we cannot have nonsensical relations But to find 'cause -ality is the heart problem right so to me. Studying data and studying for patterns in data was was fascinating because number one. It's it's a very horizontal field. It does apply to You know An insurer like a blue cross blue shield It applies to somebody. That is generating. You know win win. Turbines offshore wind turbines like a company like siemens and and it also applies to You know a big retailers like tesco Who is looking at you know how much quantity of a good to supply to a given tesco store on a really hot day You know so so that you don't under sell but you also don't oversell because then you're going to The gonna waste right. I say fly the product one sale and this is these are perishable goods. Will that will build whether it's lettuce or ice. Cream so fanatic Yeah it it is very interesting to me to me. Data and understanding patterns or looking for patterns in data is is is something i finally find fundamentally find joy in so sorry for the long winded but was brilliant. I loved your example of the The odd correlations. I remember when they became means and we sold things like You know The occurrence of murder goes up when ice cream. Consumption goes up and My favorite one years ago was that someone had done a graph that correlated the the decline in pirates and the eighteen hundreds leading d two thousand met directly to the increase in the global temperature global warming. It's it's quite funny. When when you do some math like that you can relate things interesting to see your Your experience day with. I guess what we were referring to in the early days. This generation languages in abstraction from the three deals of c c plus. I guess pascal and so forth we are actually talking to the hardware but more importantly in your case you know as you said with sql and other languages talking to the daughter and many ways..
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"B- basically created the industry's first wireline soft switch and It was a great idea of segregating signaling and media and loosened had these big five switches. Many of those that are still around in existence in the voice. Telephony actually happens using the such as an the idea was break those monoliths into signaling an in media separately. One thing led to the other. I did a few more startups few large companies and in startups which got acquired by motorola You know my job almost became rather than leading an engineering team which built components of the push to talk solution. I actually went around the world explaining to people what we did. Because we were one hundred seventy bersin company acquired by one hundred and thirty thousand person company and i realized i enjoyed that so much more talking to people understanding the problems and then going back and figuring out. What is the optimally to solve problems. And that's what sort of brings us here in in in my current role at scient- a what i essentially do as client partners Partner is Is i go. Listen to customers. And i go inside and bat for the customers and figured out you know. How is it that we can go help that customer and a very creative and use everything that scientists to offer you know scientists. You know mira company organized around ten different word ical business units and that includes know aerospace and defense rail mining transportation communications untilities and comes in utilities is is the largest. Bu inside science and While we serve thirty five of the largest. Csb's on the planet and we have been doing this for two decades now What is really interesting over. The last i would say a couple of years. Is that more and more enterprises are getting interested in building networks private seller networks up their own an end. This is an interesting phenomenon that will probably talk more in this hour and in my role is essentially to combine domain knowledge from vertical us and And and the knowledge that we have been spades over the two decades of experience and then go out and and help our customers figured out. What is the right way for them to go about on this enterprise. Transformation johnny so i. I hope i've not gone too long on. The answer was perfect..
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"It has enterprises are transforming themselves. Question is can they lean on the fees to provide this network or can they are or should they be looking outside to get a private network of their own. I'm seeing a lot of that. In the market that enterprises clamoring petitioning the local. Fcc's off comes within their respective countries to get spectrum allocated their quality acquired spectrum in many cases and they are trying to build their own networks. So so it's a great time to be at the inflection point. Hi and welcome to conversations with dez. I'm your host dez blanchfield. Today i have the privilege of being joined in the studio by asha the money now. She is vice-president and client partner of communications at.
All My Relations Podcast
How can we Protect Indigenous Women
"Is very real and indian country the most quoted report that we've all heard over and over and over again is the one in three which is one in three native women will be raped in her lifetime. And that statement. That i've been hearing for a really long time. We've all been hearing it for a long. Time is from the nineteen ninety eight department of justice report which looks at the national violence against women survey But the truth is it's been discussed by everybody right like the new york times. The washington post even obama when he was president he quoted that one in three survey and he said that it's an assault on our national conscience. It's an affront to our shared humanity. It's something that we cannot allow to continue. But you know that. Data's twenty five years. Old and new doctor. Dr dez being a survey gal. Maybe you can explain to us how that's a problem. And what some of the new information says. yeah. I mean we know the date are old right and yet it continues to be quoted and it continues to be used in in media in policy and the problem is that there hasn't been another report done by the federal government on this scale ever since it literally took to indigenous women to create a new report in two thousand eighteen. This was the urban indian health institute and the sovereign bodies institute who came together to create a new report with data that had to be obtained through the freedom of information act so federal government isn't just giving these data over to indigenous people in our advocates and allies. We actually have to go through a petition to get these data to be able to use them And so that's you know the fact that the there isn't transparency or accountability in the data that are being collected about our people is a huge problem. and so this this two thousand eighteen report was
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"If i could kind of maybe get highlight three. Or four key things that you'd encourage brands to be considering quite seriously around microphthalmia and their approach to it and things that they can concentrate. On i mean we think about it from boardroom level. What are some of the things i should have on the standing agendas of the board level. What should some of the business unit speaking. What what should i be thinking about within the the various lines of business teams as and Do we have a microphone strategy. Do we have a partner of preference such as might manhattan associates that we were talking about this road map and a plan. What are some of the key things you would advise organizations and the leaders in those organizations to be. Considering around the space of micro fulfillment and potentially actionable things can. They can immediately kick on with three key considerations. The i think i i would advise them. To do is the first is. What is the purpose of the mic drop fulfillment center. So are you looking at it. In terms of fulfilling direct consumer orders are looking at it in terms of clicking taub in terms of delivery hubbub to stores what is the actual parker. Krista that that you want to do that and that will in dry way. Locate those all. The accessible is a location where you want to. Oh your voters from. That's of your also you want to be doing to three hundred dollars so we need to think about parking accessibility locating now. So i think that the pompous overview of your fulfillment center microphone center is key to that they are the second is is. Perhaps linked to the procedure is what what range of skews joint. Are you going to hold lip apps those talk to three hundred skews that you have. Are you looking to do more of your range of that. That full range is at a certain aspect of the offering the blue cat and again that really fits into policies but often particularly when we before the pandemic fashion retailers racing allies are..
Conversations with Dez
"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Our customer. Wow that's fantastic. Congratulations and all of that. It's exciting and he's of these success stories because we hear a lot of bad news but it's it's so great. He had good news and to to see that you already well placed with this able to spin this up quickly and as you said the whole approach you've taken around the space with software as a service in the cloud containerized solution that can spin up and down scale up and down on demand. Must have been a significant game changer. The whole concept around the settlement approach of microphone existed pre covid nineteen. I wonder if you can of gives you'll take on. What the catalyst is banned for this whole new fulfillment approach i. It was something that started previously. I had a cold sometimes. Local fulfillment centers as well as microfilm. I love it was driven based on speech and so the ability to get orders to the consumer more quickly and that's particularly things like areas like fashion. But actually if you thinking another verticals i can think of in the uk a diy company who they actually feel. Only local authorities have no stores. The trick is a local warehouse. You turn up on the affected your clicking click to order so a has been there across multiple industries for prevent several years the other area Beginning to see some this take place is in the grocery and this is the grocery e commerce has been a real challenge for for goals retailers to make it profitable at a bronze groups have tried different strategies. So do you go to the highly automated dc on entrench ship out across the country. I'm not depend on geography so in the uk you can be quite successful. larger countries. France united states australia as difficult to do over loss geographies to help one or two bury. Automated. dc's then pro. Approach was dave until from store and actually picked the process. Do and then you have some of the challenges about do you have capacity to. Do you have the problems. We're actually you. Restored associates are clashing and treating congestion.
Broncos Country Tonight
NFL Franchise Tag Tracker, Denver Broncos
"Own ego signing the franchise tag is gonna make you more money. In the long run. You will make more money off the franchise tag because you're still going to get the big money deal the next year or the year after. And it's interesting for like Dak Prescott, For example, he ended up getting the five year deal that Dallas ended up wanting simultaneously. He got more money up front. I mean, I think I remember he was six years ago. Control. They got everything they wanted out of exactly right. But on the other side, he had to wait for Patrick Holmes deal to come in. Yes, way for John Watson and better And that's you saying the market on Lee goes up You is an NFL team. You are one of two entities. You are the people that set the market or you are the people that are reacting to it. That's it. There is no in between, and so you can either get out in front of it and pay a guy and it's gonna be a cheap deal in two years. It's gonna be expensive. Looking at the front end. You're gonna get a little laughter when you sign it. And then two years and then your best bet go well, you got a quarterback, that's 80% of the market. Or you're gonna be. You know the team that it's reacting to the market and get going over pay for stuff. That's what happens. You know, the faster you get the deal done, the better off. You are period point blank end of discussion. By the way. Marcus may also got tagged today. So is it. We're tying to justice that was expected, You know, Like I said, I can't go to the particulars. But I had a great conversation there Senior bowl with Eric Burkhardt, who's Marcus Mae's agent? We're talking about the situation and everything, And I think those two safeties are eyeballing each other as far as what the contract Sorry. It's gonna be a question. Which team blinks first, but this was kind of like If we go back several years, everyone Dez Bryant and Marius Thomas. Both got tags. They both ended up getting their contracts done, but they literally got done within the same day. Well, it was pulled. Teams were waiting on the other one, You know, to kind of see the framework and see if they were the same ballpark. This deal done. And finally Jerry was, like, just do it here, you know, And that's and then the Broncos like, okay, we'll offer you that. It is very same thing crazy, so it might come down to the same kind of deal And if the Jets can get Marcus made done, they think Justin's will get done first, and I think it will get done early. Okay, So I think Justin's deal we've got well before the draft. Okay. All right. I like that. They've got to well after that to get it done. So that's just my hunch. Um, based on what I know about both sides of the situation and and again, it kind of comes back to the whole procedural word that was used. That was the word that the Broncos used. That's the word that we've understood this entire time. You've been listening the program, we said From a procedural standpoint, the Broncos will likely use that franchise tag for the second time on Justine Simmons is not the intense and not give him a long term deal. People are misunderstanding this situation, and I even had questions today about okay. Well, if they would've pushed back the franchise tag, maybe the Broncos could've gotten something done. Or maybe the Broncos should have tried to do something like the Cowboys were. This whole deal came together in like 24 hours. The fact is, if you You with the way it's supposed to be viewed, which is what the Broncos are doing. This is a we don't want you going anywhere. We don't want to risk getting to the final 11th hour and all of a sudden there's a paperwork issue, and we can't do a bill. That's exactly right. We do not want to risk that. We're not gonna stub our toe. And so we're going to go ahead and get this thing done now and understand they on the other side. The expectation by all parties involved is to get something long term done. Yeah, um and how it should be used by the way the doctor getting it done in 24 hours. I hate that. I hate that term because it's It's not really They were close last year last they were. They were close last twosome framework there, But I'm saying that like it really escalated over the last 24 hours. To appoint, at least at some of the reporting this out there really escalated over the last 24 hours that they were able to get to the finish line right before the franchise tag deadline, right, so that that's that's the thing Dallas has been called. They were close, actually Latin. Not last year, the year before last, Scuse me. Before the first tag that September. They were close. Stephen Jones, They believed they had it. They believed they had it and they were. There were some issues with length and and how the final two years of the deal were structured and all that kind of stopping. It fell apart last night, but they they thought Dallas thought they had it done. S o. You know, I'll just I'll just leave that at that. And we can we go up but a sparse the Broncos go. I have no doubts that they'll get this deal done. I really don't have 99.999999999% Sure they get this thing done, Okay? And then as far as
Morning Edition
U.S. Senators Seek Sanctions Against Honduran President
"Year, thousands of people from Honduras come north to the U. S Mexico border and then into this country because of poverty and violence at home. The Bible administration says it wants to get to the root of the problem so Hondurans can build better lives there. But it turns out the root of the problem may lie inside the hunter and government. Now Democratic senators want to put sanctions on Hunter and president one Orlando or non Dez for alleged human rights abuses in corruption. Reporter James Fredrick is in Mexico City, and he's been following this story. Hey, James. Hey, how you doing? Good. What would these propose sanctions do? So this bill was introduced by Senator Jeff Merkley of organ and other you know, kind of progressive leaning Democrats, and it basically starts by saying President Juan Orlando Hernandez is under investigation by the U. S. For allegedly accepting bribes from an aging drug traffickers. So that's where it starts. And then it lays out this whole list of crimes that Hernandez and his party has been responsible for since the 2009 coup in Honduras. Corruption, embezzlement and then violence against its own population. Protesters, journalists activists, freedom of speech has been really clamped down there. Most importantly, the bill says the U. S. Has been complicity in this because we have been an ally of this government of for a long time, and it says that if we want to address these root causes Of migration from Honduras. We have to do this so these sanctions would freeze Hernandez's U. S visa freeze his assets and it would ban the U. S from exporting things like firearms, tear gas and other things to the 100 government. What's going on inside of the country that is making so many people feel like they have no choice but to leave. There's just a general sense of fear and desperation. Fear comes from street gangs that extort and murder people. It will, but it also is fear of the police and the 100 military Hondurans don't feel like they have anywhere to turn for protection. And in desperation is poverty. Hernandez is accused of embezzling lots of aid money towards Honduras. And so that's money that didn't go to poor Hondurans. On top of that they were devastated by two hurricanes last year, so Things are so bad in Honduras right now. I spoke to Elmer Gomez, who is 100 and seeking asylum in the U. S right now about the news, and I asked him to explain a bit. What if none, This is decisions mean for hundreds every day. That is, the future of the album is more so. Gomez says that Hernandez on Lee makes decisions that will personally benefit him or the people around him. He never acts for the good of the people. And Gomez reiterated. They just have nowhere to turn for help. They constantly feel like they're either being chased by criminals or the government. The other thing that Gomez mentioned is that he didn't want to migrate, and that's what I've heard from lots of people. They don't want to leave home. They just feel like they don't have any other option. And so if the U. S was to put sanctions on, Hernandez, would that happen anytime soon? It's unlikely it's going to happen soon. I think the interesting thing to watch for is that the State Department could actually just decide a lot of these things without passing this bill. I spoke to some experts They think that's unlikely as much as anything because the U. S. And Honduran governments are so intertwined right now that just slapping these sanctions on very quickly. Is going to be hard to do. So there's a lot of unwinding of this U S hunter and relationship and really a need for the U. S government to confront the relationship it has had with President Hernandez for all these
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"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"And perhaps is another whole compensation round hal machine. Learning artificial intelligence is being applied to these places in our next conversation. But in the meantime thank you so much again to catching up with us. It's been an amazing conversation. And i do invite our to tune to the whole show a grabble. The key takeaways cynical felonies team and have that conversation and jump on chain kit dot com and run. What the organization does and just reach out and have a conversation and kickoff and look where are you at now where should you be. And what are the key steps that valentine can take you through and some of the partners around the world who can help fill any other gaps and i think the time is now don't delay don't wait off There is no such thing as waiting these things hitting us every day. Twenty four seven this somebody out there. Whether it's a script kiddie or professional or in some cases entire nations Banging on the door twenty four seven at scale. That's just eye watering lodge. Now now's the time have come station and valley's team that people have that come session with and chain kit. Everything i've seen so far has a great solution into all this by says he just wrapped up in val. Thank you so much for making time again. Real pleasure having on the show again soon really enjoyed recapping. What we've learned twenty and yeah we need now to prepare for twenty twenty one and an interesting year. Will you stay safe. Take good care. Give us give our got to your team. And we'll talk soon likewise..
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"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Of defense is an old and very tried and true improving battled technique battle tactic a defensive battle tack. They can certainly vary a well understood in recognized cyber security strategy as well and those multiple layers include that combination of having you know advances in machine learning being adapted towards identifying threats that pattern matching. We talked about earlier. That's often refer to behavioral analytics looking at the behavior of a malicious user in your environment and identifying them as such based on that behavior. that's a category techniques. We call the probabilistic machine learning based analytic solutions. but those again are only as good as the visibility. You have on the plane on the plane board if you will in the battlefield and the adversaries keenly aware that their behavior is being tracked inside networks as their victimizing those networks. That data are making themselves more and more visible going stealthier with every phase in every improvement to the evolution of their tax easing techniques such as living off the land meeting the not even downloading malware in your environment anymore which is using the tools already have to run your business against you in an adversarial context and then of course covering their tracks because often have the ability to operate as administrators. Inside your network one of the first and last things they do is identify their actions as they're being logged and remove them in real time to operate silently. Stealthily in your network. And then once. They're all done to make sure that they can actually be traced by law enforcement. The ransom demand is presented. They clear the logs as well as a final step over and above covering their tracks as they go along so that ability to have the visibility into what they're doing particularly is they're not even downloading malware ensure environmentally environmental but simply operating with tools at her as part of your regular everyday work being able to recognize those logs recognize those activities in those logs before they're covered up. Make sure that they can't be cleared as a crime. Perhaps might be committed in announced so that you can engage with law enforcement and can offer them important artifacts for their digital evidence. That is what chain of custody of all about. It's making sure that you simply establish front. Chain of custody around those key indicators have them not be tampered without your knowledge have them not disappear at absolutely the wrong moment but have all that key information. Have all those key breadcrumbs available to you. Both in real time and after an incident is cleared. a crime effectively as happened. So that you're not you know effectively defenceless than helpless as you realize that you're about to be victimized and you're about to have a ransom demand placed on on your data and your systems perhaps delivering.
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"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Radical change in landscape that presents an obvious opportunity with lots of chinks in as we said before for the cyber adversaries to exploit the. That's in fact. Exactly what's happened. Perhaps actually taking a bit longer initially took more than you know. March april may for cybercriminals to exploit them but now these holes. That are not awfully plugged. Definitely being exploited at scale. This is why we're seeing the increase in ransomware the increase in malware data breaches and so forth. And this is where again you've got to bring more systemic thinking to play here because you can't plug thousands upon thousands of holes manually or even using outdated automated techniques for the landscape of yesteryear. You've definitely got to focus on looking at the modern landscape which is very much decentralized working environment along a centralized working environment in being able to apply technology with people in process that she reacts in response to the decentralize work. We live in work environment. We live in because we're not gonna stop the business. We're not gonna stop how we work. We have to enable businesses to to be secure in this decentralized bar. I do remember reading that. Nothing described a current time in the wilderness. A golden age for hackers on the described something to that effect. Fortunately it is. We're saying Which was very pertinent to that point. You know like as you said. We shift work for we. We literally created as you said not even just thousands millions of these remote offices and as you alluded. It was like you know you've got people without technical backgrounds having to go through the. It's almost like every person had to be a little enterprise and to do the. Hr transition themselves. They had to effectively do team. Level transition team one. They had to establish a technical working environment that had to do all the place health and safety you know. They had to make sure that all those things as i said before. It's like know the number of times. I've talked to people and they've just realized i'm using my personal life. I and i don't even know if i've got wireless encryption enabled. How do i do that exactly. And it extends so far beyond ad because no one really is a is a professional level to be able to audit their home environment as a as a proper regulated home office. So things like our. Tv's having microphones for can be voice command recognition recording all the things we talk about at work perhaps doing with confidential regulated data of course a smart speakers like alexa and google home but even our mobile phones now being used where our defenses and guard their down and more of a casual setting home recording everything and all that telemetry now unfortunately being accessible via hacking to adversaries dramatically amplify amplifies. Not just the volume of these decentralized offices but amplifies Many more dimensions risk. Now that we're only beginning to mitigate and one of the techniques. I think one of the the ways you can try and cover all these off begin to audit your environment and begin to look at where the gaps are where the guards to the new realities compliance and improve. Your security posture is logged. You have to log more than ever had before. You can't rely on controlled network to identify protect against threats. You've gotta just log all your endpoints you've got to laud it's happening on your windows laptops..
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"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"Through their nautical. Five steps will walk through as well as to these latest prescriptive reference architectures is that. You're not forcing the adversary to play by your rules. As opposed to the a symmetric warfare they typically enjoy being able to run the board and do whatever they want so the the key steps we outlined earlier on are broken down into three the five steps into three. The first grouping is identifying and protecting your assets and the key thing there is if someone can basically create a safe list or allow list. We don't use a term weightless anymore so safe list or allow list of what your assets are and then tamper with that list than you're already on the back foot because you're not even able to protect the base line and verify against the baseline so building chain of custody around your identified assets and knowing exactly which assets you have to protect not being deceived by having the adversary add remove some of those assets from the list. Protect is really the first value that you have by building chain of custody as part of the cyber security framework from nist. The second one is one. We tend to focus on a lot of the news industry in that's detecting taxes going on in being able to not just instantly but programmatic respond because his usually a set of actions. You want to take that. You don't necessarily want to be executing manually and insert you know stress or human error into the process. You want automate the detection and automate the air immediate response as much as possible and then finally of course you want to fully recover from attacks and you want it. I understand where the attacks you know. have had. They had no impact. Have they had partial impact which often likely or have had a really deep impact where we need to do more of a full recovery so it's backed understanding what your baseline is. What the proper operating environment data and your systems and networks look like and making sure that if more of a a full or complete recovery is required you actually know exactly what baseline after recovered to in how to measure that recovery is a success one of the questions that comes up a lot Just around the whole technology space and are we at a point where this increasing problem can actually be solved and one of the things that people ask me. You know we at a point. Now where technology to solve this problem. I mean the the whole challenge cyberattacks and cybersecurity ransomware as we talking about today the issue data risk and data protection as a whole and not new topics nor they knew risks whether it's personally or professionally enterprises albeit. They've seen a significant increase due to a pivot organizations being data driven and we now live increasingly always on always connected world so that's dramatically increase the surface attack as well but this the massive growth in risks related to this expansion of the texas. It shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. We step back and look at this through a different lens but the question. I keep getting in boardrooms particularly across the enterprise. Is you know. is there a solution to will. This technology exists to solve it. I'd really love to get your take on this because you know the short answer is yes in that. You've got an organization founded in that particular space. But i wonder if we can do this. Maybe in two parts and let's just out the first part that is it..
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"dez" Discussed on Conversations with Dez
"But these prescriptive rational approaches. You can take the data integrity centric to complement a lot of the other defense in depth cybersecurity solutions have for behavioral analysis that is really a an extremely effective response to the ransomware crisis. Just as it would be and we're seeing actually evidence you know whether it's china whether it's in korea vietnam large parts of africa germany australia new zealand the prime example. When you take these layered approaches you can completely contain the. And i think that's within the realm of every business and every government. Welcome to compensation dez. I'm your host says blanchfield today. I'm joined again by avow..
ECO CHIC
"dez" Discussed on ECO CHIC
"Motivations for living ecoconscious lifestyle were pretty largely fuelled by climate change and climate action and environmental sustainability. Is kind of tricky. Let's first define it. Environmental sustainability can be pretty loosely defined as responsible interaction with the environment. Now what is responsible. That's different for different people but in my view environmental sustainability is conducting life in a way that inflicts minimal harm on the earth. And its natural resources now. I want to take a minute. Just acknowledge that. The word sustainability generally speaking. I think it's a little misleading because it truly just means the maintenance of an action sustainability when we look at like diet culture. Is your diet. Sustainable that means can you keep up with it. Indefinitely so sustainability is a weird word that we've attached to climate action because we don't actually want to sustain our society maintain business as usual. We want to do better. We want to decarbonise. We want to more aggressively achieve. Climate goals to ensure a stable planet so sustainability is really the bare minimum however in last year. We've really begun to open up the conversation around different kinds of sustainability and for good reason. I like to think about different kinds of sustainability kind of like circles that overlap in the middle of that ven diagram overlap. Portion can be environmental sustainability or perhaps more accurately when we're looking at society as a whole or community as a whole. we're looking at a pyramid. hierarchy of needs at the very base of that pyramid is social sustainability. Social sustainability is also pretty loosely defined because it manifest in a lot of other larger societal concerns essentially social sustainability looks at the societal structures in place that allow people to live healthy. Happy lives now. I know that sounds pretty big picture. But let's think about it. Social sustainability will look like things like equity diversity culture amenities so things like your social life type activities but also things like grocery stores job opportunities wellness and health safety community. engagement community. Engagement is one that i liked to talk about because a lot of climate action plans. Actually look at voter turnout looking at social sustainability because if people are active in their democracy. That's an indication that they care about where they live and they care about what's going to happen to it in the immediate future. If you really hide your pick of the litter it's not attractive to live somewhere with really severe inequity or really poor safety or no access to things like grocery stores. An area with these kinds of concerns would not be considered particularly socially sustainable because what incentive do people have to invest in communities that aren't actually invested in their own wellbeing and their livelihood hs. I mentioned job opportunities and someone out there may have perked up and like hey i think that might actually be economic. Sustainability economic sustainability is an interesting term because it can be both personal and societal. So for instance if you are buying a new car every year is that economically sustainable for you can you financially keep up with that but also is a society that relies on frivolous consumer spending economically sustainable. We saw this. During the pandemic people are generally more budget conscious and more inclined to save or maybe skip an extra non essential purchase. So how economically sustainable is it if there are entire industries relying on consumer spending. This is not necessarily saying that consumers shouldn't feel like they have to save a business. I'm talking about the necessity of consumers to spend on entire industries for their maintenance. So the example i'm thinking of is actually taxis about a year or so ago the daily which is the new york times daily. Podcast did a piece on taxis and taxi. Company had at the time opened up a suit against uber and ultimately there were some restrictions put on rideshare companies in new york city. But the bottom line. Was that a rideshare. Company was being seen as competition entering the marketplace. And it wasn't really on the city to protect taxis against consumer choice. That's the economy. That's supply and demand the model of taxis. Just waiting around wasn't economically sustainable. In that instance so the company is pivoted and maybe they lowered their rates or expanded their service areas or did something that allowed them to continue showing up as a worthy economic competitor. That's economic sustainability. Now let's go to job opportunities. Because i really liked this one. This again is a measure of social and economic sustainability. It is less attractive again to live somewhere without job opportunities or at least some reasonable access to job opportunities and public transportation to get you to those job opportunities and are those job opportunities reasonably profitable for you. Are people being paid fairly if someone needs to work two jobs to live somewhere. What does that say about minimum wage or the cost of living and favorite little sound line. One that i say all the time at work. And i've said it before on the show is that you cannot expect people to care about the solar panels. You're putting up in their neighborhood. If they can't pay their electric bill in the first place you are not meeting people's basic social and economic needs. They can't afford to care about the environment. Something we hear all the time when discussing healthy foods in sustainability and food access is the argument against fast food. So let's ask ourselves. Why do families by fast food on a weeknight for a meal. Well maybe it's preference. Maybe people just like it but also maybe it's time are they commuting and they don't have time to cook at home or is it budget because fast food is reasonably cheap when you're considering the cost of ingredients and groceries to make a comparable meal maybe it's access are they're reasonably good comparable options for them to eat out in their community or maybe they live in a food desert and don't have access good access to fresh produce and grocery stores if you're not addressing those issues of time and money and access who is going to listen to you when you're telling them that their hamburger requires the water equivalent of six months worth of showers or that a poor side cow lived their whole life in terrible. Awful slaughterhouse conditions. Just that they can enjoy a dollar menu hamburger. I mean maybe someone is going to be sympathetic in there. And say wow. I feel really bad. But that doesn't address their core issues of why they are choosing to make that decision in the first place that purchasing decision. Why are we not addressing the issue of time and money and access so another example. I wanted to skies which maybe a touchy one. But if you're listening to the show. I feel like i can reasonably assume that we share similar views on defunding. The police and the value in that studies have shown that an increase in active duty. Police officers does not have any significant impact on declining crime rates in an area. So let's talk crime. What types of situations may provoke someone to partake in crime. I don't know if that is the most correct wording but bear with me here. One thing that may drive someone to crime is money so let's talk. Money are their job. Opportunities are their job. Training programs for high schoolers are their educational opportunities and access to those training programs or transition programs and for people who are already working but just simply not making enough money. What does that say again about the minimum wage or how we value certain professions if the pandemic has taught us anything it's that the most essential workers in our society beyond of course our frontline healthcare are those employed in a trade or they're working in food food delivery they're cashiers or the people stocking the shelves. Oshawa barbara said this on our last episode when discussing the fashion industry if people at the top are billionaires and then the people at the bottom the garment maker is the people doing the most backbreaking work on the supply. Chain making pennies. That's a messed up system so bringing it back to crime. Let's get to the root issues. Let's address those social and economic concerns and issues that are driving people participate in it in the first place. Another fun fact. Random example that i learned in the classic city planning book. The death and life of american cities is that street lights and the length of city blocks are really good indicators of crime rates so if there is less light there's less opportunity for a nighttime crime. If you have a longer blocked have less alleyway less opportunity for crime outside of the public eye. And where do you have long blocks. And where do you have a lot of street lights in the suburbs. Not all the time course. But it's a good way to kind of guesstimate crime rates in an area when you think about a bad neighborhood quote unquote what do you think of its poorly lit. There's a lot of alleyways maybe in the scene that you're having in your head and that's also about city budgets and planning and money and time and access. So what are we funding instead of job training programs and education and social services that for these conditions to kind of perpetuate and kind of sink in to the societal structure in that community. So we've been talking about crime for while. But i would like to zoom out and bring this conversation back to the idea of social sustainability meaning that people's basic needs for living stable lives needs to be met before they have the privilege to care about climate change and environmental action and how their daily lives are impacting the planet. We can't tell everyone that amazon is bad and they need to stop shopping there without replacing that with a similarly low cost option or similar accessible option. What's getting to their house in two days are what's immediately available in their neighborhood. Ultimate social sustainability would be a society that conducts business and economic activities that protects both people and the planet when we're looking at environmental sustainability. We want to make sure that people have the means to care about it. Not just financially. I don't want to say that in order to be truly environmentally. Sustainable you need to be buying from. Environmental companies are environmentally backed companies. But that's to say that you have the capacity to care. You're not worried about larger more basic necessities to live stable healthy happy life. I also think this is a really good place to plug intersectional
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AP News Radio
Jackson leads surging Ravens to 40-14 rout of Jaguars
"Lamar Jackson threw for three touchdowns and ran for another as the ravens kept their playoff hopes alive with a dominant forty to fourteen win over the Jaguars Jackson connected with mark Andrews miles blinking and Dez Bryant Bryant's eleven yard score was his first touchdown since October the tenth twenty seventeen for the cowboys against the giants Brian says there's no limit to what this offense can do we don't play to the best of our abilities and stay focused and make plays no we know we have an opportunity in front of us and we're not gonna get too far ahead US sales with the win the ravens improved in nine and five but still need help to get to the playoffs it was the Jaguars thirteenth straight loss Greg heist Baltimore
Fox News
Dez Bryant tests positive for COVID-19 shortly before kickoff
"Now seven and five. Cowboys fall to three and nine. Former Dallas receiver Dez Bryant had a wet blanket thrown over him before the game when, shortly prior to kickoff, he found out that inconclusive covert 19 test results were found to be positive. Bryant unable to play against his
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Former Cowboys Receiver Dez Bryant Tests Positive For COVID-19 Before Baltimore Game Against Dallas
"Dot or before the rare Tuesday night football game between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens Ravens receiver Dez Bryant tested positive for the China virus and was not allowed to play after the game. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson talks about the team's mentality and adjustments to Dez being out from coming off the losses. You know, in our guys just build up, you know, we're trying to make the playoffs and you started hearing, so we just gotta keep it going bills all around to your effort. I feel afraid to play. Well, we'll do a little bit what we did tonight without a turnover on finishing in the Red Zone. I feel it would be pretty good. You know, Like I said, before, all figures say, where tonight we just gotta keep doing up. We just gotta wonder for him. You know, I think it was yesterday after practice after while through, he told us we need to go out there and one form. You know, we expect him to play those. And when we found out I was like, man we just got to do we gotta do you know how for the playoffs we gotta do. You gotta do waded out tonight, man. We could have him because you know, that's his former team. We want him to score tonight, but it's all the jealous Cowboys continued losing the game to the race. Bins.
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Dez Bryant tests positive for COVID-19 shortly before kickoff
"Ravens Rock the Dallas Cowboys Tuesday 34 to 17, the Ravens, snapping a three game skid going to seven and five. Well, the Cowboys dropped to three and nine prior to kickoff. Baltimore receiver Dez Bryant a late scratch after testing positive for the coronavirus, a problem that's been lingering for the Ravens roster for the past few weeks. Matt
Charlie Parker
Bryant and Ravens take on Cowboys in rare Tuesday night game
"The Cowboys and Ravens will meet in a rare Tuesday game in Baltimore. The game was postponed two today after a covert outbreak altered Baltimore is recent schedule. Tonight is the first time Baltimore wide receiver Dez Bryant will face off against his former
Mojo In The Morning
Cardi B Sorry for Reebok Ad Depicting a Hindu Goddess
"B. is offering an apology. After her hindu inspired footwear shoot for reebok was deemed culturally appropriate by some of her fans. People were very offended. She is being criticized across social media for appearing to mimic the hindu goddess durga in a new promotional campaign for her collab- with reebok and so people are saying. Look you using my religion as a way to promote. Your new shoes is just unacceptable here. She's on instagram. Suddenly i'm getting dragged out of even that was going on and they're saying because the my reebok shoe and saying that disrespected like a goddess or something in his. Hey listen when. I did the reebok shoe the creative telling me. You're going to represent a goddess dez. She represents strength manetti and liberation. And that's something that i love in that i'm all about and i thought that it was dope but if people offending their culture or their religion. I want to say. I'm sorry that was not mine ten. I do not like disrespecting suspecting nobody's religion. I wanted people to offend my religion when people dressed as virgin mary and jesus as long as date a beautiful graceful way every way. I don't feel certain separate. And i wasn't trying to be disrespectful. Maybe i should have done my research. And i'm sorry i can't change the past book so just like the whole thing in general the cultural appropriation offensive to people and then i didn't know this but in hinduism wearing shoes near the idols are. Gods is considered like super disrespectful. So she's like mirroring. This god holding a
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Dallas Cowboys Shopping Everson Griffen
"The Seahawks might be in play for a trade for Dallas defensive end Everson Griffin. The Cowboys did peddle their pass rusher, but to the Detroit Lions for a conditional six round draft choice. Some believe Griffin salary might not fit in the Seahawks cap structure out of football for two years. Former Dallas cowboy receiver Dez Bryant has signed on with the Baltimore Ravens practice squad. The Wisconsin Badgers could be down to a four string quarterback for Saturday's game in Nebraska. Two of their top quarterbacks have tested positive Rickover and under big 10 guidelines have to be isolated 21 days. Meanwhile, the Washington Huskies are building depth and contingency plans in case of Corona virus cases. I think the
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Bryant, out 2 years, joins Ravens practice squad
"Ravens at a little offensive firepower, signing veteran free agent wide receiver Dez Bryant to their practice squad, three time pro Bowler has been Out of the league for two years since departing Dallas
The Steve Harvey Morning Show
Kanye West says he's running for president
"All Right, so we've been talking about this all morning Kanye West. But. He is running for President in twenty twenty this year. He said in part in his tweet his message was we must now realize the promise of America by trusting God unifying our vision and building our future, and I am running for president of the United States flag and the United. States Hashtag, twenty twenty vision so far his wife Kim Kardashian, West is of course supporting her husband supporting him along with Tesla CEO, Elon Musk and former Dallas cowboys star Dez Bryant. He is supporting time Yays. Is, Brian yes he yes, yes. Yes. There his supporters right now, so would you? Right man he got three. Days. On to stay in Kim, she won't be first lady, so got it. Okay Elon Musk has always been guided goes out front. Take Chances Realistically I mean if it was just Konya against trump. I would vote for Kanye. Absolutely hands down. But in the reality of what's going on, you haven't filed. You haven't submitted to correct paperwork. Democratic conventions coming up soon so obviously you must be running as an independent. You have no idea what the campaign calls. T even get your name out there. What I'm and. Plethora, of other things, but if you were serious about this, then I've thought you should have made it as a serious bid in a timely fashion, other list is to meet sounds a lot like a publicity stunt and I ain't got time for this now. Love. Dares Brian is supporting you who who is that?
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Houston-area hospitals to receive 159 additional cases of remdesivir, governor says
"Abbott has announced that Houston hospitals are getting an additional 159 cases of the drug ring deserve ear. Clinical trials have found Ren Dez, a veer To be the most effective treatment in hospitals. It will be distributed to 51 hospitals in the greater Houston area.