28 Burst results for "DOH"
Northwest Newsradio
"doh" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Good morning. I'm Brian Calvert sitting in for Eric on this early Wednesday. A plan to open a treatment facility for level three sex offenders has hit a block. Como four's mo hider has reaction from the community. This house that sits on this 15 acre property into nano was supposed to be a transitional housing facility for level three sex offenders. Now since that's no longer happening, people like Sarah Fox who live about a mile down the road or relieved. I bawled like a baby. I mean, we've worked so hard for the last 30 days. And this has been on my radar for almost a year. She and the other neighbors have been outspoken about having to facility being close to their homes. Supreme living, the company contracted to operate it, set on their website due to resources and expenses associated with land use requirements. It will not proceed with providing supportive housing services at its tonight own property. It's reportedly a first at a troubled and illegal camp in the Chinatown international district, three state agencies have set up field offices right next door. As komal force Michelle Esteban tells us it's given state workers a firsthand look at safety concerns shared by both local businesses and those who live there. Another day, another call to 9-1-1, Seattle fire made quick work of yet another fire at this CID in Camden. This one limited to just a few tents, nothing like the one firefighters had to put out earlier this month, but hit while three state agencies and county workers were on site, just 50 yards away, trying to help the homeless. State registrar, Katie Hutchinson, says DOH is providing birth certificates, DOL, state IDs, DSHS services like medical coverage and
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Most Conservative Congress in History? Rep. Troy Nehls Weighs In
"Now have Congress and Troy Nell's congressman, what are you hearing on the floor? Charlie, it's good to be with you right now. There are 7 individuals that have voted for an alternate candidate. Obviously, it was significantly more or less yesterday with 20. So now we're down to 7. So let's see what happens here at the end of this vote. Maybe it'll be 8, maybe it'll be 9. But we've been making progress. And I applaud both sides. I applaud those in the house freedom caucus that had been voting against McCarthy. I appreciate the leadership team sitting down with these individuals at a table, having a conversation, you know, breaking bread and trying to work out our differences. So if we're going to come to an agreement, let's get that agreement done. Let's get it done so we can work for the American people. So congressman, can you give our audience some peace of mind about what a conservative Congress can do if Kevin McCarthy ends up winning. Some of our audience, they are not convinced. They're not persuaded. They say, Kevin is awful. It's terrible. We don't want him. Some of our audience says that it's the same as having hakim Jeffries. I don't agree with that. I think that is, that's not correct. Can you walk us through, what can we expect, the oversight, the investigations, the checks and balances, the restoration of an actual functioning House of Representatives, make the case to ask the question? And I will say this as it relates to you use the word investigations. You know very well. It's been very clear that Jim Jordan, he wants to get to work and the judiciary and he wants to have a lot of investigations. We need to investigate Christopher wray with the FBI. Yes, we do. We need to investigate the DoJ with Garland. We need to look at major orcas with DOH. We need to have Fauci in front of us. We need to have all those individuals in front of us to ask the questions that have not been asked by this one party rule under Nancy Pelosi.
Northwest Newsradio
"doh" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Approval from the DOH. That hasn't happened. And with all the community concerned, DOH told me it'll take that into consideration before a final decision. Esteban. Two ten, time for an update on sports from the Beacon plumbing sports desk and Bill Schwartz. Some big road tests for the division one men's college basketball teams in our state. Zag's pesky's coogs and red hawks all play hoops on opponent hardwood. Seattle, you at Texas Rio Grande valley, Washington state tips at 5 against 11 and three Arizona state. WSU head coach Kyle Smith says the sun Devils will try to press his team into mistakes. Let's see, we handled it well. Arizona state will be more like UCLA. As far as the pressure and playing the ball and stuff like that, so we'll see if we can handle that on the road. Washington with an 8 o'clock game in Tucson against the powerful 5th ranked Arizona wildcats, and 9th ranked Gonzaga takes on 11 and 6 Dons in San Francisco. The Seattle kraken continue their hockey journey against the talented Toronto Maple Leafs. The Seahawks are less than healthy football team heading into Sunday's must win home finale against the LA rams. Ten players including Tyler Lockett and Kenneth walker did not practice Wednesday because of injury or illness. Buffalo Bills safety damar Hamlin has shown what university of Cincinnati physicians are calling remarkable improvement over the past 24 hours, Hamlin, who went into cardiac arrest Monday night, is awake, able to grip hands of family members at his bedside. Sports with Schwartz, a ten and 40 after the hour, northwest news radio. Northwest news time to 12. A major storm has been hitting parts of California, ABC's molecule reports, winds gusting over 100 miles an hour in some areas. The wind has knocked down the roof of this gas station
National Day Calendar
"doh" Discussed on National Day Calendar
"On September 21st. Welcome back. Dorks and welcome back Abbott of staff. The award winning Abbott elementary returns. I'm just so happy to be back. Why is a man cooking ribs in my parking spot? What is happening? It's getting bad baby. Can't school is back in session. Some are supposed to be over. Are we sure this AC is on? Oh, it is on, but that thing is older than mister Johnson. And they both have emphysema. Happy elementary, season premiere Wednesday, September 21st on ABC and stream on Hulu. Welcome to September 16th, 2022 in the national day calendar. Today we celebrate fascinating fungus and a dull reinvented. From the creators of Rogue One and the director of the born legacy. Cassian and her. Empires choking us. I need all the heroes I can get. Streaming September 21st. There is an organized rebel effort, get a hunt started. Experience the three episode premiere. This is what revolution looks like. Only on Disney+. I'm tired of Lucy. Wouldn't you rather give it all? Something real. Star Wars andor, original series streaming September 21st, only on Disney+. The largest organism on earth isn't an animal. It isn't a tree either surprisingly, it's a fungus. Called the honey mushroom that grows in Oregon's malware national forest. The mushroom has a system that covers nearly 2000 acres, both above and below ground. It's also estimated to be around 8000 years old, which makes it one of the oldest living things on the planet. For the fresher kind, folks can visit the mushroom capital of the world, which is found in kennett square, Pennsylvania. Here they produce more than 1 million pounds of edible mushrooms a day. This town is gearing up to celebrate national mushroom month with a festival that draws a crowd of a 100,000. Wow. When Joel mcvicar first discovered a clay that would pick up soot from wallpaper, his invention had an important job. But when fertis changed from coal to oil, this wallpaper cleaner was out of work. Joe was inspired to put the clay in the hands of some preschoolers renaming it Plato and adding some color. But when captain kangaroo featured the toy on his new CBS show, Plato became a household name. Inducted into the toy Hall of Fame in 1988, it's hard to imagine a world without this creative invention. A national Plato day celebrate the spirit of fun that still feels our kids imaginations. And mine. You're a play doh fan. I love play doh. Oh, he's in a play doh fan. I'm sure your office appreciates that, Marlo you got it stashed in your drawer. Mostly yellow though, with a little splash of red here. Right next to the ding dongs. And who can tell the difference? Right? Don't eat play doh kids. I'm Anna de beer. I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we celebrate every day. This ding dong is Chewy.
WCPT 820
"doh" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Of the United states. They're coming after me because I'm standing up for you. No. It's because you're a giant hook and a criminal and play doh. Okay, come on, let's see what's left. The violence. No. Where does it stop? Where does it end? With you, again, pay attention with you. Do you not follow a storyline? She don't believe me. I don't know. In The White House, I also found anywhere. I'm sorry. All right. Are you guys with me? I just think whatever you put my show for it wasn't really. That's all this guy was known for. That happened. No, he was not. That is that is the portion. Of course you ate the food. Which is a problem. You can see. Orange kitchen door. I finished off Molly for being skinny weasel, 'cause I'm a skinny weasel. Well, yes. Yell at him. Eat a sandwich. Like everybody else at you. It's pasta. He really both came out of it. So you're saying that this doesn't influence like a toddler came out of this. Don't you think he was food when he said if you do things with you? I love green eggs and ham. You might say, I'm so confident. I am. Unfortunate committee, the unselect. No,
Something Rhymes with Purple
"doh" Discussed on Something Rhymes with Purple
"Welcome to something rhymes with purple. Why? Why? Amazing. I'm jazz brandreth and with me is my friend, Susie dent, the world's leading Mexico, and we're speaking to this podcast is coming from the stage of the cadogan hall in London. Yes. Of Sloane square. Yes. It's a beautiful hall. Once upon a time, I think it was a Christian science church. Okay. Then it was acquired by Muhammad fired. Do you remember him? He wanted. He wanted to have it as a home. This room that we're in now, this huge all seating 600 people with galleries, wonderful hall. This was going to be his sitting room. I'm not joking. This room was to be a sitting room. But for those who can't see us, we are actually in a city of quasi sitting rooms that we're sitting in some lovely purple chairs with our purple cushions and our purple iPads and everything is purple, apart from Giles jumper, which is a snakes and ladders jumper, I think. It is. It's a reminder. If we needed it, that sometimes one goes up in life, and sometimes one comes down. Yes. And so that's why I'm wearing this. And we've got a lovely audience of purple people and some people who are new to the podcast. This, I think, is a 148 edition of something rides with purple. What do we want to discuss today? I want you to talk about. Well, it's been very easy to get down, hasn't it in the last few years. And to get sort of bogged down, I suppose in the language of despair because so many of us have been feeling that over the last couple of years. And actually, if you look in a dictionary, English reflects that a lot of the time. So dictionaries love to be negative, reflecting, of course, the fact that we love to be negative. So they are full of words that are quite bad and sad and dwell on the same side of life if you like. But today we're going to buck the trend and we're going to talk about words for happiness and positivity because we thought that was a good theme for the year to come. So we're going to accentuate the positive. We are. When you say that the language is negative, in terms of emotions, there are many more words you're telling me that describe the depressing, the doubt. Yes. And there are the described the positive and the up. Yes. And when you say that, how do you know that? Have you been through the dictionary counting? Or is this just anecdote? No, but you can just tell, you get to flavor every time you visit the dictionary. So I used to think it was just dialect dictionaries because I de genuinely spent quite a lot of my time just flicking through dictionaries. You know, I did on the podcast as well during time. I'm literally looking at my screen looking at virtual dictionaries. And if you look in a dialect dictionary regional language, you will see that we love to gosu the other people and we love to insult them. So go back 50 years and you will find hundreds of words for people who are bow legged bandy legged instead of have smelly armpits. I mean, we just, yes, this does not include you, jazz. I have never had the dedication to use it. But lots and lots and lots of different words for those. And I thought, okay, that makes sense because dialect is largely spoken and we are a gossipy by nature. But actually, look in the normal OED as well. And it's quite difficult to pull out the positive words. And when I do find one, I just leap on it and think, finally, you know, this is one that we can use. So as we will see, I mean, take a letter a, okay? So I've just taken a handful of words from the letter a, just to give you a flavor. So there's a panther pee. A panther piece. Yes, a panther P is the desire to be away from other people. Which I always think is quite useful at Christmas time. If you're feeling slightly up anthropic, it's just please leave me alone. That kind of sentiment. Then you've got a bond. Then you've got Abd apps in the screaming variety. Hold on, give me the origins of horrors. So just something. Yes, and the Herrera bit actually gave us horror and horrible, as well as horizons. Did you know what her appellation is? I'm taking, I've got some cream for it. Okay. Her rip relations, what is happening? Yes, we might have cream for it. When your hair stands on end. Oh. So, yeah, so her colleague is, you know, when you get those cartoon cats, the scaredy cats and their hairs just standing up in a kind of shock. That's exactly what her repulsion is. So that is what something abhorrent does. This is why people listen to something rhymes with purple. There is a word for the hair standing up on the back of the cat, and it's her revelation. Her replace. When you see that. Like that. Oh, look at that Herbert. Yes, and that's amazing. What gave us horror, as I say, abhorrent, anything that just makes you stand back in horror. Then there's all over it if you're feeling a bit all over it. That is probably the 18th century equivalent of meh as well as probably one of my favorite all over it. Is that old? And that means oh, how are you feeling all over it? Just a bit. This mayor that you use, that's MEH, is it? No. What is it? What is the origin of it? Well, it's just, if you were to express it in emoji terms, it would just be a sort of straight face. Has anyone seen the emoji movie? Okay. Various it's not the best to be fair. But there is a lovely emoji who is met and wants to be anything but. So it's just kind of, well, you know. How recent has met. Very. So I think if not this century then very late 20th century. Quite a few words come from The Simpsons, the television series. DOH stick with the a's. So we have exceed who? They exceed it is it goes back to the Greek for without and then care without care or concern. So that means it's not really so much carelessness in the sense of you are not taking consideration of other people's feelings. But it just means totally kind of apathy and unwillingness to do anything. And that of course was seen as being quite sinful because you were doing absolutely nothing for yourself or for society. And there was one aesthetic. You know, the people who just lived very kind of paired down lives acetic acid. I would say aesthetic aesthetic aesthetic. Is that ASC? I should know this. That's been a good thing. Yeah, ACE TIC isn't just the AFC. I see. And this was one who lived in the Egyptian.
LGBTQ&A
"doh" Discussed on LGBTQ&A
"Fun and just as much sex and just as many relationships and just as much love in our life as everyone else and arguably as a lot of close friends have told me like more so. Was this something that you realize about yourself and your own experience and that like 96 gathering when you start to meet other intersex people or was it before that? It was before and after. And it's weird to talk about this because it sounds braggy and I hate to do that. But it's an important part of the message. Please brag. Yeah. Thank you, okay. So when I came out in college and even before that, like the first guy I slept with in high school because I wanted to see what sex was like and literally no one was at his queer. So I had no options to sleep with a woman or a girl, right? We were girls. The first guys had sex with propose marriage. So that was positive. Then later I go to college and finally I'm able to start sleeping with women and I have like every girlfriend I want. And more, right? And it's just like a theme throughout my life to where I've had several male friends. I've had like several of them approached me like God, I think it is because you're intersex, right? Like what is the mojo? I mean, is it as simple as you are intersex and you love that about yourself and that confidence is sexy? I'm gonna go with that 'cause other people I've seen that have that. It's true. And I think it's for everyone, right? If you love who you are, and I think of a lot of gay men that I love who were like my role models as an activist as a marginalized person, they love who they were. They're like, you know what? Fuck you all. We're fabulous, like, right? So it is sexy. And especially now that so many intersex youth are embracing their androgyny and they're coming out as non binary and that's how they feel like this is really the nug of it, right? We need to create a sexy space. We're sexy. In just to have that official third gender and sex option on official government forms like a passport, you know, that legal recognition. It's hard to overstate how significant that is. It's massive except it shouldn't be, right? It's massive because it took so long. There was so much resistance. But it's actually just reality. Ancient cultures, like all other cultures, until we reach the age of colonization. Every society recognized us, like we've always been here. You know, there are creation myths that feature intersex. People play doh wrote about intersex people. And like three 70 BCE, we've always been here and yet it's amazing that it was so hard to get the U.S. government to admit it. Is there any worry or fear that a new administration can undo that? No. None of.
The Charlie Kirk Show
What Does It Mean to Live a Good Life in Private and Public?
"So Jack in today's time, all the chaos around you all the darkness. What does it mean to live a good life in private life not just in public life? Well, so, you know, I kind of go back, I really am a big fan. I don't know if I'd consider myself a Thomas at this point, but Thomas Aquinas, yeah, I'm a big Aquinas fan. If you read it, what he's doing was he was trying to basically take the principles of Christianity and then combine them with like play doh and Aristotle. So take the take those values and put them all together with the teachings of Christ. And so of course, played on Aristotle, they talk about talent. They talk about potentiality. They talk about actualization and what Aquinas did was he said, God gives you just as I was saying in the last bit, he gives you those talents. He gives you your potentiality, of course, that comes from God that's part of your creation. So, you know, the fully actualized Jacob so big and the fully actualized Charlie Kirk are going to be different things. Just the same way, you know, and this even gets into politics. You talk about the rights of the individual, right to the collective. And the idea that you can't have equality because everyone is different because everyone is going to have different unique talents. But the idea, though, is that your life is a journey of being able to realize your full potentiality for good and that in achieving so along the proper path actually brings you closer to God. And this is where some of the logo could go. And so this is where myself, you know, becoming a father over the past couple of years has really kind of changed my perspective on so many of these things. And it also gives you skin of the game. You become the head of a household now. You have these children and you have to raise them. And so it makes you want to go back to your own teaching to your own traditions to your own religion and say, do I understand this stuff? Do I really feel that I'm properly trained and able to actually pass this on am I doing the right
This is Today
"doh" Discussed on This is Today
"Are paying one hundred thousand dollars to travel into space The whole ozone layer this whole back in the eighties. Right remember that well. They decided to ban cfc with the idea of protecting the ozone layer. Because guess what if we don't have the ozone layer basically We all just get caught on fire. The whole planet just burns okay. We all get radiation. It's a mess. It's not a good thing There's not a good scenario without an ozone layer so they actually did some stuff here and said. Hey let's try to stop this so banning the cfc's it looks like it's actually working yet. We finally have some good news on the whole climate change frontier because not only is it helping to make the ozone hole smaller but it is also shaving. A few degrees off of global warming so good job eighties us. We did great on this. I actually i just did. A couple of episodes three episodes to be exact on climate change global warming. The first one was about the financial impact of climate change. And then i did something on the wildfires smoke and then the water so check those out. It's over on learning more. There's a link in the podcast description. Here it's episode number sixteen seventeen and eighteen of learning more. Please do go check that out if you get a chance. It is also national working parents day today now both parents working how many of us are dealing with that about forty. Six percent of households are dealing with with the mother and father working and that is for the households with a mother and father. That's how they did the research and now at least one parent being employed. Well that's eighty eight percent of families with children. Now that's actually down from ninety one percent the previous year and i guess there's covert to blame for that and so here's the thing. A lot of us are working from home. Now right and national working parents day we got to think about working from home and being a parent and that can be a little tough right well. Because you know you're bringing your work home with you literally. You're not leaving your office ever. You could literally never stop working. But let's think of some of the advantages here. Well you know this means that maybe there's time for making dinner. Maybe there's time for taking a break in the middle of the day and go throwing a ball with your kid or just picking him up dropping him off from school. Whatever it is work life balance is very important. Make sure you shut off that computer to certain time in walkaway from those devices so that you do get that time with your kids for especially for today from national working parents. Day is also national. Step family day to day and looking at that. Same data from the previous story there well over thirty percent of the population under eighteen. Live in a stepfamily. So here's a day for you. And of course i had mentioned the brady bunch i mean. Come on the most famous stepfamily of all. It is also national. Plato day today. And as i mentioned in the open there i love the smell. I don't know why maybe it just takes me back. To childhood thing was though plato. Originally it wasn't meant to be a toy. it was actually meant to be a wallpaper cleaner seventies. is that right. Yeah joe mcvicker Made this stuff. It was a simple mixture was basically water flour and salt. Those are the main ingredients of and may turn it into a toy. They made red blue yellow and white. And as we're the only brands now of course there's about fifty different colors available. Of course if you make something then it all just turns into that weird gray color it is also national cinnamon raisin bread day today per slice yet about one hundred calories in this thing which since. We did the story on the boston cream doughnut. I believe that was three hundred calories. So you can have three slices of cinnamon raisin bread or one of those boston cream donuts from dunkin. Choose whatever you want. I won't judge. It is national guacamole day today as well and this one. I'm going to judge on. 'cause i love me some guacamole and if you don't make a right not going to be happy. So what do you do. I'll tell you some ways to make it but first let's talk about. The origins of this comes from central mexico. Where avocados just grow naturally right there. There and aztecs were there so they started kind of making guacamole and guess what they didn't call the avocado and avocado originally. It was called an alligator pear. I think that's actually united states. That gave it that horrible name but eventually it would become avocado. I can't imagine eating alligator pear toast at just doesn't work anyway. So here's what you do for guacamole. First of all you can either. You got an option here. If you like chunky then you're gonna use one of those Like potato masters. If you don't like it chunky like it more creamy than us a couple of folks. I squish it down with a couple of folks i and you know all you have to do really is add some garlic and some salt and some lime and you are good that is all you need typically for guacamole but you can also add some of the same ingredients that you would add until like salsa fresco. You know tomatoes and some sort of chili type of things onions. You can do that. But i like it just like you know. I like to taste the avocado. So only putting all that other stuff in there. We'll garlic little salt little lime. That's all you need by the way the largest serving of walk molly ever well. That was eight thousand. Three hundred and fifty one pounds and that was achieved in mexico for the avocado festival in twenty eighteen year. Wonder how much to charge for that charge. Like five dollars for a spoonful anyway. Let's take a look. At our historical events. Starting sixteen twenty. The pilgrims set sail on the mayflower from england. Yeah okay not exactly the best time to sail across the ocean especially back then right now. They were originally said to leave at the start of summer but there were delays in getting supplies so it didn't quite work out for them so there you go. They left on this day. They spent sixty six days at sea only to arrive in an unfamiliar place in the of winter because it was winter you know they can really set up camp properly and only fifty of the one hundred and two. Pilgrim's survived through that very difficult winter. Now here's the thing. French and dutch colonies were already fishing and gathering along the east coast of the. What would be later called the united states. By the time the mayflower arrived and the spanish will they had already settled. Florida like decades early. So when we learn so much in history about the pilgrims why is that well it could be because maybe the you know the brits want or so those who win gets tell the story but it also could be that william bradford one of the pilgrims aboard the mayflower kept a journal and he kept his journal for nearly three decades and those injuries within the journal contained much of the history of that time. Okay we had so many days to talk about so much information to go through just about guacamole really couldn't cover all of the events so let's tell you some of the other ones real quick here. One thousand nine hundred general motors corporation was in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight richard. Nixon appeared on. Laugh in in nineteen eighty-four miami vice premiered and in one thousand nine hundred ninety four. There was a fire in the lighthouse. Smokey electrical fire not too much damage. But let's take a look at some of our birthdays for today. James cash any was born on this day in eighteen. Seventy five lauren. Bacall was born on this day in nineteen twenty four. Mickey rourke was born on this day in nineteen fifty two molly shannon jones fifty seven mark. Anthony is fifty three. Eighty polar is fifty alexis. Bledel is forty nick. Jonas is twenty nine. That is your look at september sixteenth. Thanks for listening to this is today. We do our best to pull together all the correct information if we made a mistake and you heard it. You're super smart super. Sorry be sure to subscribe wherever you get your podcast and give us a five star if you think we deserve it. If you'd like to make sure that we cover something in future episodes just let us know head over to. This is today. Podcast dot com. You can make suggestions. Give us feedback and see our other podcasts. We love to hear from you. I hope you enjoy learning about today. I'm russ and i will talk to you tomorrow. Have a great day..
National Day Calendar
"doh" Discussed on National Day Calendar
"Welcome to September 16th, 2021 on the national day calendar. Today we celebrate an all American fruit and do reinvented. When was the last time you fell in love with coffee? Is your morning routine just a little too routine? At David's roasting their fanatical about the beans because no matter how you brew it, coffee won't rock your world if it's not freshly roasted. Visit David's roasting dot com to try their award winning blends, roasted to order and ship to your door, because everyone deserves to fall in love with coffee this fresh. David's roasting dot com. Boutique coffee without all the hype. If you're a fan of tropical fruits, then you'll know that their origins lie in faraway lands, which is why it may surprise you to learn that pawpaw originated here in the United States. This fruit is often confused with papaya, though their color taste and texture are quite different. The pawpaw has been called a Kentucky banana or hillbilly mango, which gives you a hint at its tropical flavor. It was reportedly a favorite of George Washington and part of the Monticello garden cultivated by Jefferson himself. During the core of discovery, Lewis and Clark wrote in their journals that they were quite fun of the pawpaw. On national papa day, celebrate a tropical fruit with all American roots. Fun is in the eye of the beholder. Take wallpaper cleaner, for example, when Joel mcvicar first invented his clay, it was useful for picking up soot. But when the fuel in our furnaces changed from coal to oil, wallpaper cleaner was no longer needed. That's when Joe saw a new life for his compound and in the hands of some preschoolers in idea took shape, the toy showed promise when he renamed it Plato and added some color, but it took a certain captain to move it up the ranks. When Captain Kangaroo featured Plato on his new CBS show, the clay became a household name. Inducted into the toy Hall of Fame in 1988, it's hard to imagine a world without this creative invention. On national play doh day, celebrate the spirit of fun that still feels our kids imagination. So I watch Captain Kangaroo and I played with play doh. At the same time? I don't remember. Okay. Hey, tomorrow it's national Monte Cristo day. Oh, I'll be counting down. I managed to be here. I'm Marlo Anderson. Thanks for joining us as we celebrate every day. See you tomorrow.
GSMC Baseball Podcast
"doh" Discussed on GSMC Baseball Podcast
"Second wildcard is really truly the only goal there for the ace for the la angels. Twelve games out right at five hundred coming down the stretch here. Just watch so hey otani have him dominate win. The mvp go into the off season. Mike trout get him healthy. Maybe back into some game action here by the end of the year. You're not going to rush him back but get him some action get him filtered back in get him right for twenty twenty two. But it's all about shohei. I'm in get him to fifty home. Run scared him. Do one hundred. Rbi scare them to ten wins. Keep many are under three. The guy's going to win the mvp and angels the organization. They're going to be able to market that. In the off season they're going to be able to sell a ton of merchandise market him as the best player on the planet market him as the unicorn that he is so keep shohei healthy. Get him to fifty bombs and kind of grow from there in the off season and then get some get some pitchers. I get some starting pitching to help them out there out west and then the last team in the american league the texas rangers. I'd i don't know what to say about texas i mean. Aj alexey he's been fantastic. Is rookie was excellent. That's what you got to see if your texas here see more the kids it's september let the aaa guys play. Doh luis garcia. Looks like somebody. Who's gonna stick around in the lineup for quite some time here. Aj alexey again. He was good so can anybody else play. That's really what we should be looking at here is can anybody join. Aj alexi alexey. However the heck you pronounce it and ultimately looking like a mainstay for twenty twenty two because it does look like a long rebuild their in texas but ultimately you got to find some guys who are going to stick around for next year..
Final Form Anime Podcast
"doh" Discussed on Final Form Anime Podcast
"Name with the clove. All my name is david maestro. Chevallier's name what's your name down the dagnon. Willie what's your what's your first show. Doh man when number five minutes. Heaven's lost property. that was a show. Heaven's lost property is in like twenty four episode twenty episode little harem. Little itchy harem. I found it. When i was about like what fourteen i was just kicking. Remember this limit for some new stuff to watch. We were tired of the show and stuff and You know we stumbled across this. The first episode was actually pretty interesting. Because it was about this guy main character tomoyuki. He's like some you know. He's he's a nerd. Like most anime main characters is just so easily. He's a geek has no real friends versus to stay at the house display games all day and one day. He saw like a comet flying through the sky and he makes a wish it his wish was..
All Ball with Doug Gottlieb
"doh" Discussed on All Ball with Doug Gottlieb
"Interview with marie. Colette and of course you want to go back. You can always search out all ball and kind of go back to your to. You can hear part one point. One is a little bit more about his playing days in high school and college. What led him to ohio state. Not saying it's not interesting. But now we're now we're getting into the meat reading a rabbi. Right you know that the the tenderloin counterpart the rabbi or bite into your this. This system really good stuff. Poor get to that. I do want to hug low basketball with you because team. Usa won a gold medal. Which i think is monumental achievement. And i know what happens is There are some guys that i do feel like when over the top. And so we have no chance. And you could label them haters. If you want those guys. I think kevin durant is probably talking about with draymond green when i throw out the cautiously pessimistic. This shit does not look good. I'm also reasonable to understand that things can change. And the addition of criminals and devon booker introduce holiday There's a lot of things that help them evolve as a team but let's be honest. Those three especially booker and holiday. They really changed this team for the better and when they lost france. Those guys just gotten off the plane right. So let's let's let's go through it one thing that has not been mentioned. And you're gonna hear mentioned right now and all. You're you're listening to this. Most of your basketball people is the one of the best part about the smartest thing they did is. They really had ten gots kelly. Johnston didn't play doh magadan play. So why is that. Look you bring twelve. Nba guys are all stars. They wanna fuck play and it's really really hard to match any program you know. The magic number is eight eight the magic number. Because you games are much shorter and it's much harder to get everybody and etcetera etcetera etcetera. So eight is really good. Because now you feel like your backup big backup guard backup wing you can rotate through guys and you can get everybody in and then you know. He played a win in the second half. He played win the second half when she gets it like ten guys. It's hard now in a remember. It's forty minute game. Not a forty eight minute game. It's hard to get people minutes. So i do think that selecting mcgee who was just their gills an enjoyable personality and always a goofball but he also can block some shots the idea of me..
Mental Illness Happy Hour
"doh" Discussed on Mental Illness Happy Hour
"Fucking moment. Thank you thank you for sharing that man. Oh it's amazing. i think so. Few people are lucky enough to have shit. They jerk off to. That doesn't make them feel guilt or shame. There's a great book about that. Very subject called the erotic mind by guy named jack. Marin and i i recommend recommend it becky asks what's something you'd like to say on the podcast but the opportunity or the right time hasn't come up yet. That's a great question. I honestly can't think of anything. If anything. I sometimes feel like i make this podcast too much about me and i talked too much about shit and and i'm being you know drama queen or all the other shit the mean voices in my head say to me stymied asks what is your litmus test for going off a drug because it's just not doing the trick anymore. I'm still wavering. Thing he could be a lot worse. At least i'm not weeping uncontrollably your suicidal but my creativity i'm an artist is at a standstill. Unlike i said my enjoyment of life is usually in the dumper. Thanks paul for all the times you podcast is made all the difference for me. Well thank you for your your nice words. That means a lot to me and this question is the reason i started this podcast in late twenty ten. I had gone off. My meds and i was suicidal and i didn't know that it was because i went off my meds because the first five months of being off them i felt great so when creep back in i thought my life really did suck and i really did need to kill myself and one day. It occurred to me. Oh my god. This is the depression back on my meds and within three days i felt better and i thought there needs to be a discussion about this and I up podcast would be a great medium to do this. And i didn't know if anybody was gonna listen if anybody was going to get anything out of it and You know here. I am ten eleven years later and if i had an answer to that question it would be It's complicated. I don't always know the answer to it but one of the things i ask myself is where is is my enjoyment of the things. I normally enjoy in life Because you know the drought of going to the bank or doing the laundry that stuff can be there. Even when i'm healthy but Difficulty leaving the house and not taking enjoyment and things like woodworking or guitar. are usually assigned. That's that something going something is going on and doing things compulsively you know especially video games and sometimes pornography as much as i hate to admit that And i will tend to pull away and not open up to people and just say oh. I'm doing fine So i hope that helps that answer. This is from the shame in secret. Survey filled out by taylor. H and shagged. Nf is his straight Doesn't say how how old she is. she was raised in a slightly dysfunctional environment Ever been the victim of sexual abuse. Some stuff happened. But i don't know if it counts. I would say it absolutely counts. When i was seven. My sister who was twelve at the time did some really disturbing things to me. It started with her just wanting to look at my body. She wanted me to touch myself but for a while she never touched me. Then i guess she got more confident and started to touch me. It kept getting worse. One of the worst moments was when she used might play. doh dented. Dentist kit tool that was shaped like a drill slash driver on me. She did this often. I was terrified of her. And i would call my mom. My mom's work phone crying and screaming that she was hurting me but my mom would always hang up on the because she thought we were just normal siblings fighting and is so fucking awful. The sexual stuff lasted over a year. I've never known what to label what happened to me. Was it sexual abuse. was it. just kids experimenting. No this to me was not kids experimenting. You know the very first part you know. Wanting to look at each other's bodies you know. I think that could be childhood experimentation. But when it crosses into touching each other's in a in a sexual way then it gets into an area that Is really complicated when it gets into putting objects into an unwilling participant. That is absolutely abuse You right she was only twelve or thirteen. Is she. innocent in this. You know somebody can be innocent in terms of. They were a child but it doesn't diminish the pain and trauma that it caused. You know whether or not somebody would be found guilty in a court of law is irrelevant in the validity of the trauma that you experienced and the need for you to take care of yourself as an adult and to tell yourself that you are worthy of healing. She's been physically abused and emotionally abused. My sister would hit me. Kick me pull my hair. The bruises would stay for days when she wanted things from me. She would manipulate me and blackmail me. She constantly insulted me calling me fat and telling me that if people really knew me they would hate me for it was. She projecting her own stuff onto you eventually. It all got me in a few years later. Hello eating disorders. Any positive. experiences with the abuser. My abuser was my sister who was older than me by five years. I remember times when she was nice. She would play with my friends and i. She acted nice but since the abused i started. I don't think there have been any positive experiences. I hate her with all of my being. I don't think in a positive way darkest thoughts the most shameful thing i think about when thinking of what i went through is my part and what happened. I was so young. I don't remember the exact order of what happened. I don't remember how exactly it started. My sister would constantly tell me. It was my fault that i was disgusting and that was her projecting all her stuff on you. There is a power dynamic. That is in unbalanced with a sibling. That much older than you. You know you can even be the same age or or younger. Sibling can oftentimes even be The abuser it's it's i don't remember how exactly a i read that. The other thing i have thought about if my sister disappeared one day i truly wouldn't care i'd be happy. Probably i don't think i would feel bad if she died. Darkest secrets the details of the things that went on between sister. And i like the play. Doh tool are my deepest secrets. I can't imagine actually saying the words of what happened. Allowed and you know what you have to go right to that we can start off by just sharing with someone who safe you know. I went through shit my childhood. That really fucked me up. And i think it's still fucking me up and i'm not ready to talk about it right now but i need a hug. Can you come over and watching movie with me. So much of recovery is baby steps. Sexual fantasies most powerful to you. I have a lot of very dark. sexual fantasies. were the victim of nonconsensual. Sex a feel disgusted with myself for thinking that way especially after what happened to me. It's it's so common it is so common and do not blame yourself. You know like i said earlier. Our sexual blueprint is handed to us. We do not get to choose what turns us on. What if anything would you like to say to someone you haven't been able to. I'd like to talk to another girl who was touched by my sister. I haven't talked to her about it. Because i don't want her to turn around and blame it all on me did some very shameful things during that time and i don't want her to blame me the same time. I would like to talk to her and see what she remembers. I'm just scared of what she might remember. That i don't. This would be great stuff to run by a therapist who specializes in sexual trauma and childhood sexual abuse. What if anything you wish for. I wish more than anything. My sister faced consequences for what she did. You know your sister may never face consequences for what she did but you do have the power to take care of yourself and to give weight to what happened to you and to feel loved and seen and supported because there are people out there we may not find them immediately but we work with keep searching we will find our family our family of choice not our family of origin. Have you shared these things with others. A few months ago. I told my parents at first. They were worried. I.
The Brooklyn Boys Podcast
"doh" Discussed on The Brooklyn Boys Podcast
"Is an online pool. Supply chemicals opole supply company that i've been buying from for many years and they lied to me and told me that they had pull shock. Which is the stuff that keeps you pull clear kills your algae among other things begs of it one pound bags in stock on the fourth of july. That was a lie. I ordered it. And then they told me was back ordered that there's allies in backward in back order you'll have it on tuesday side. We don't know what it's coming in. So i called back. I don't know sometime. After last week's episode and i called on the woman says donny's hana's oh my god she said so. I want to get a refund. I said so. Let me ask you question its spell. Do h. e. n. y. apostrophe s. right. I thought it was pronounced. Doh heaney's forgive me if i've been saying it wrong but you're calling it the honus i and she said oh sorry. I'm new here. My god huge filled out the job application. You had an interview you had to have gone over the correct pronunciation of the place. How do you in four with a sort of a phone. Look if you accidentally looked at it on paper and can said hanney's i get it. I got it looks. It's spelled h. E. n. dough. Handy's right. I know it's still heaney's called him onto heaney's you know they say wow. How do you get. Donna's that was it. Done honi is so. Here's the dod oh got turned into h. o. h. e. n. got turned into hone and why apostrophe s. got turned into ear donis. Yeah i said. I think it's i don't wanna get in trouble. I think it's still he needs. She's oh thanks is only my first week. Honey it's going to be your last week. I'm sorry. I called you honey..
The Toy Reviewer
"doh" Discussed on The Toy Reviewer
"You say. I'm really sorry that i haven't been making podcasts slightly up just a little bit been busy and yeah sorry about that. But let's continue this podcast so you may be wondering what is plato. Plato was a type of clay that you can usually play with. And it comes into a little container and it's pretty soft. It's like regular klay except a little bit softer and it's made from different. That's made pretty similarly took just different materials now. Plano calms many different colors. Manning different sets you can even rebuild ice cream fit and you can build lots of different types of things with it One of my favorites is that little kitchen. Air said where you can make plato food now. Probably good recommendation for age is probably really any age. As long as your child does not put stuff in its mouth yet. Probably not end up well because you are not able to eat plato. Because it would be really bad for your body so if your child's still does put stuff in it's mouth. Esteem faint like toys and things and its mouth is probably not a good idea to offer them play out yet but when they stopped putting things in their mouths then maybe you will. That's my opinion. Even though i don't play plato. Too much i still really like the touch and the smell. The smell i mean. Plato doesn't really smell to too nice. But i still smell it sometimes but the first time i smell it smell i dunno like oil ish. I know i can exactly like tell much about the scent but it didn't really the best anyways you can always buy your plato online or the store next to you. You can really by plano anywhere anytime and it's getting it's not like clay but it is very similar. It's quite. It's just for kids. And i think this would be really good for kids. Who like like to build stuff like Just thinking of making things out of materials. I think that would be perfect for those kids who love doing that. But yeah so. Plato is really it comes in little containers and and there's also different sets do kitchen food type of play though sets or just regular plano and containers and you can buy anywhere anytime online and near a store near you and really. It's recommended for any age unless your child puts thinks that it's not. There's probably not a good idea to get them. Plato then you would probably have to teach them not to eat plato. Because eating plato would probably not be too good. But yeah you guys. I hope you enjoy this very short. Podcast about plato and again. I'm really sorry that i haven't been making podcasts. So hopefully i'll be making some more soon and Yeah all right guys. I hope you have amazing day. And i will see you in my next podcast..
Bloomberg Businessweek
DOH confirms 3 vaccinated Hawaii residents tested positive for COVID-19
"State officials say they've identified at least three residents who've contracted covert 19. After they were vaccinated against the virus, according to a Health Department source. One of the three was I deed as in Oahu health care worker who contracted covert 19 while on the mainland. Authorities say the new positives for vaccinated individuals comes no surprise as the vaccine is considered 95% effective. In addition, all three residents reportedly experienced mild or no symptoms and do not appear to have transmitted the virus to anyone else.
Rush Limbaugh
DOH Pinellas runs out of slots for COVID-19 vaccine
"Take long for all the vaccine appointments to fill up in Pinellas County. Portal opened a 10 o'clock this morning in less than an hour later, all 10,000 slots were taken. Those lucky enough to get an appointment will get their first dose next week, County Administrator Berry Burton says. They'll have paramedics on hand to help get people through. We're going to run this Saturday with personnel. We wanna make sure not only the technology works, but when you go to the website when you get out inside in your checked in And then you blow through the site, and it goes in a smooth mayor. If you were not able to make an appointment this morning, you can still log on to the patient. Portal fl dot com site to receive an alert When the next shipment arrives, we'll tapas police chief
Newsradio 700 WLW
"doh" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"And Mike Saunders, also on the floor, along with two starters Micah Adam's Woods and Keith Williams. Tulsa will throw it in Curtis Heywood Junior is the trigger man. 18 on the shot clock as he'll throw it in from the sideline in the front court. His dad. Curtis senior, was a long time professional basketball player all over the world, Portugal, Germany, Cyprus, Syria, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere. British junior ready to throw it in passes in for Joyner on the Sea Paul logo Saunders defense Joyner Very physical drives by Saunders now passes top of the key for Haywood doubled, and he's called for traveling is he dribbled, stopped and dribbled again. Hey, starts looking at everybody else and blaming people saying where you guys that they're trying to calm him down and say No. Hey, that's your fault that was illegal and every country his father played it, Including Braille. Tonight, he's ball down by three. Here's Williams for Davenport thought about a three to tie didn't shoot it. Adam's Woods has in front of a bear cat Batch. Davenport two steps outside the arc passes for Saunders on the wing driving baseline. He's under the basket, throws it out to Davenport for three. Got it. In the bear Cats tied the game. Remember watching down important last year focus on shooting the shot and holding this hose and he was sitting there, and now he's shot held the polls and bear cats are not in their cats have erased a 12 point hole. They have pulled even with 14.5 minutes to go. Hey, what passes for? Big man down low. Now it's back outside towards center Court and Joiner Alley oop dunk pinned by Gary and Jackson does a chin up on the rim. She should've done portion at least try to jump and knocked the ball the way he just watched Tulsa by two. Here's Williams driving baseline. Had his shot blocked as he went up next to the rim. Loose ball goes to Tulsa. Now pass under the basket goes out of bounds. As Ray Doh Woo could not control the feed from Brandon Rachelle Keith goes baseline. There's.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"doh" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Last couple of games and I've been watching on television has been the system. My family is how many lay ups that we give up the bear cats give up and years passed. We had a no layup. Rule guy stole the ball. You would chase that thing down, try to beat it off the glass or poking from behind. Instead, we can see a lot of baskets and I'm glad to see the Jeremiah didn't do that. First foul shot put up in in by Keyshawn Embry Simpson came in averaging 9.3 points. Tolson not a good free throw shooting team this player under 50% for the year, but he made his first Now the second one is up and it's perfect. Seems like the whole team is in a group of 12 5. Tulsa Up by seven Cincinnati breaks A full court press Davenport passing for Saunders, No look feed outside the arc for Harvey Back up top for Saunders. Saunders passing to the right point in Harvey back to the left side, Saunders to step outside the arc. Top of the key Keith Williams shot clock A 10 feeds it into the middle of the lane to D R. No look, Bounce pass. The Davenport double teamed Split. Two defenders passes for Harvey. Dr Shoots misses the bank shot, offensive rebound. Mamadou Diarra does it back out to center Court and Saunders Now, Harvey has it into the corner. Keep Williams. He's inside. The three point line drives baseline running shot, no good wrapped on the arm and the foul. We called on Ray Doh Woo. If there was a such thing as the hockey assist from an offensive rebound, Mamadou keeps the possession alive. In traffic kicks it back out. Keep a tax base line, even though Mamadou was right there on the baseline with his hand ready, But it's the second effort that Mamadou gives you that when you play him, that's what you get. Two free throws coming for Keith, His first one is up. You could hear it. Hanging off the back of the rim. No good, Keith, free throw percentage this year, down 13 from last year. Missed a lot of big one second one is up. That one is good. First point of the game for Keith and Cincinnati, trails by 6 12 6. Tells his ball freshman Keyshawn Williams into the game passes for Curtis Heywood Heywood has it outside the arc back to Williams Williams being defended by Harvey, Cincinnati, playing some zone defense now Embry Simpson to Heywood now Embry Simpson contested three Good. He was close Zack Harvey, but he didn't have his hand up. Oh, Cincinnati looks for a quick answer. Saunders throws a bad pass that's intercepted Tulsa up by nine with the ball. Here's a baseline drive and a bounce pass into the lane Mamadou, who had his shot blocked by Diarra, and now if I was going to be called on Cincinnati. Oh, that Zhar herbal. You called it on mama Do Mama do grab the ball from behind in the official who No make Cronin used to giving here to every time he did the games. He was the one that would always make calls contradictory to what the other officials called with Mama do. Defense is paying off early toss with a ball in the front court. Inbounded to the free throw line. Jackson bounce pass into the corner. Williams stops.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"doh" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Have it. It'll be second down sent from their own 40 yard line. Still, one time out, left a trail. Alabama 21 7 Huge run By Ian Book We had that kind of play Doh see dough at the line of scrimmage before he found his lane upfield. Ball placed perfectly in the middle of the field. Both three White House to his riders in the shotgun takes the snap drops back Alabama Russia's four and throws across the middle balls, complete the score on the 40 of Alabama and tackled just outside the four hash at the 40 Yard line. Gain of 2019 seconds left the clock stopped right now book under center. Spike the ball on the clock stops. 18 seconds left Momenta manned confidence growing for Notre Dame. They're executing the small details of every play to put themselves now just outside of field goal position. There's chronic coming up with the first catch for a wide receiver today, 18 seconds left. Notre Dame has 2nd and 10 on the Alabama 47 Yard line book from the shotgun, three wideouts to his right. Alabama again. Russia's four in trouble flips the ball forward on a little shovel pass, and it falls incomplete. Wanted Cameron Williams. A Zeon was running out of the pocket to his left. So 11 seconds left. Now Notre Dame will face third down and 10 from the 40 Yard line of Alabama in Karen Williams was going charge Time out Another name their final time out. Please adjust the game clock for 13 seconds. Carl Williams going down after he chipped the defense events so hard it disrupted his rush. So he did catch the ball. Ryan son Caught the ball for a loss of one. So it's third down 11 Notre Dame from the 41 Yard line of Alabama If you thinking about a.
AP News Radio
Holiday trends to watch: Adult Play-Doh; stores that ship
"Black Friday shopping this year looks a lot different because of the pandemic and retailers know they're about to lose a fraction of their sales because people are avoiding the stores about one quarter of holiday purchases are impulse buys the items that you see in the store and tossed into your cart like bath oils toys or holiday housewares according to an adviser for the NPD group marketing research company this year impulse buying will drop down to about ten percent as shoppers move they're buying online even those going into stores probably won't linger they'll go in for a specific item and get out fast trying to avoid exposure to the virus but that impulse shopping is considered the icing on the holiday cake the difference between a successful profitable season and a whole home holiday I'm Jackie Quinn
Security Now
DoH coming to Chrome for Android
"Does not going to be able to type it in. DO H. is coming to chrome for. android. Although the desktop releases of chrome? have offered the enhanced security and privacy that many of us love offered by DNS over https. which appeared in chrome three two. Major versions ago? It wasn't added to the IOS or Android wins back then but last Wednesday's chromium blog was titled a safer and more private browsing experience on Android with secure DNS. And I think I would argue that that's a good place to have D- DNS over https. Paraphrasing from Google posting for the sake of Brevity, and to skip a bunch of stuff that we all already know they said. With, Chrome eighty-five. We're extending support of secure DNS in chrome to Android as we did for the launch of D. O. H. on chrome for desktop platforms will progressively roll out do H. on chrome for Android to ensure the feature stability and performance as well as an I think this was significant to help do H. providers scale their services accordingly. As we've talked about the fact that that arguably. Setting up. Persistent. https connections to DNS servers is a significantly more burdensome process for the server than just fielding UDP packets DNS you know traditionally over UDP is incomes a packet and A reply. https involves the whole T. L. S. handshake to set it up, and then you're maintaining persistent session and I don't want to have to do that every time you make a DNS query or a be way slower and nobody wants a performance hit when you get authentication and privacy. But still you're you have to maintain state over at the server end in order to offer this service and that can require the PRI- The providers to scale in order to make that happen. So presumably, there are gonNA be keeping an eye on how well this does and in fact, they talk about that a little bit about the possible need to fall back they they said. android chrome will automatically switch to DNS over https if your current DNS provider is known to support it. And I just hit the space bar by mistake of scrolled. This also applies to your current android private. DNS. That's DNS over. If you have configured one, they said this approach means that we can preserve any extra services provided by your configured DNS service provider such as family safe filtering, and therefore avoid breaking the users expectations making it transparent. They said in this automatic mode chrome will also fall back to the regular DNS service of the users current provider. For example, if you had configured DNS over T. L. S.. In order to avoid any disruption while periodically re trying to secure DNS communication. So presumably, as I said if the provider were become overloaded or stop offering the services for a while, it'll just smoothly drop back to traditional DNS. They said in case this default behaviour isn't suitable to your needs. Chrome also provides manual configuration options allowing you to use a specific provider without. As. Well as the ability to completely disabled feature. They said if you're an IT administrator, chrome will disable secure DNS. If it detects a managed environment via the presence of one or more enterprise policies, we've also added new DNS over https enterprise policies to allow for a managed configuration of security and s and encourage it administrators to look into deploying DNS over https for their users. So anyway, basically, it's what we've what we've seen before. By. well by by chrome and pretty much now, all of the browsers who who are wanting to move their clients and and users from DNS over UDP traditional DNS over to https. So it's just gonNA happen seamlessly chrome will start supporting it if they see that you're using and it comes with a list of known providers. If they see that you've already switched your DNS there than they, they will just upgrade you to. To that provider if that provider is known to offer the service and because it'll be an automatic grade if there's a problem, they'll back you out of it and then in addition once that's provided under chrome for Android, you can also switch it to. Sort of a non automatic mode, provide the IP address and other URL requirements for http or for for D dns over https and start using it so again. To be I think that makes a lot of sense especially when at a mobile devices out roaming around more you're away from home where you're dns has only going essentially never even going. Public at all, it's just to to your own local provider in order to get resolution. So. Good to see this happening, and of course, we've talked about how this is also being rolled out for windows
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington, DC - Fairfax Co. student leader asks fellow students to share concerns
"School lots of questions as you might imagine, right now about what the upcoming school year will look like this fall at a student leader in Fairfax County, wants his fellow students to share their quest two days after the Fairfax County School board said the new school year would most likely begin 100%. Virtually Nathan Ana Budo, the student representative on the board, shared his concerns about potentially having to spend more than 10 hours a day working solely on his laptop. Oh, that's a play Doh. I even have the willpower to accomplish that. He called on his fellow students to e mail him and tell him about their concerns and expectations. If you have a question, I'm here to try to work to get an answer for it on a Bhutto said he's been receiving a lot of questions from parents and teachers, but not so much from students. I want to be a better advocate for them, Nick finally. W T O P News
Essential Oil Solutions with doTERRA
Aromatic Dressing Featuring Paige Sorenson
"Today we're excited to sit down with page Sorenson as she talks to us about the process and benefits of aromatic dressing page. Thank you so much for coming in and talking with us today. We're so so happy to have you so happy to be here so this is a topic that I think a lot of people may be a little no more unfamiliar with. So how would you describe. Aromatic dressing Oh. I'm so excited to share its superfund aromatic. Dressy while I have to say I didn't come up with this I didn't design it. I learned it from a woman. Name of Vanessa Ovens. She's actually a top leader Indo Tara in Australia and I saw her speaking one day on stage and I just got chills all over my body because I knew what she was saying. Just lined up perfectly with me and my message and my life and my career and so so really just over all aromatic dressing is a a quick practice that you would do in the morning or or in the evening whenever you jump out of the shower and I think it's bigger than the oils and the actions however the oils are so important in this. Yes and and then you just take it like one body part at a time and I always start from so okay. Let me back up. So you'RE GONNA make a small mixture Mr so When you jump out I usually do fractionally coconut oil and I do some oil some of my favorite oils and just a couple of drops here and there? So you've got this fun. John Little Mixture to rub rub all of your body and I usually start with my legs and I moved my way upward and but the secret about it is. You're saying positive gophers to yourself. Okay how loud. And so I feel like aromatic. Dressing is super powerful. It has a lot of ways to involve golf healing in your life and acceptance radical acceptance and infusing love and goodness and all of that is just wrapped up with awesome oils. And so I just love it. I've been doing it for a while and I teach it all the time and I think it has some power. So did that even answer your question that you asked me. What was the question? How would you describe? Yeah yeah so it's very it's the funny thing is is when I teach people when I teach the crowd sometimes I can just see body language. It's awkward it's uncomfortable. You know a lot of times. People need to hear that they are. They allowed not even talk nice to themselves like that. Random new concept for people I know within the culture. Everyone's a little bit more progressive in that area. We're very you know into self care and self love but overall it's really fun to watch people experience it and then move into like a comfort level level where they're like. Oh my gosh this can really helped me. And so that's fun to watch the transformation with people so I love that and I love the fact that you brought up that some people are very very uncomfortable with saying Nice things to their body and this aromatic dressing making that space for people to give a little bit of love and honor to their body is such a beautiful thing. Yeah yeah absolutely. So how long have you been teaching and practicing aromatic dressing. So I think I learned about five years ago maybe four. I'm so bad with the numbers but I'm GonNa go oh with five and implemented it immediately and once I did it after a while I just knew it was just using from me I needed to. I share it with everyone around me and so like I said before. I've taught a lot of people to do it. Probably a lot of women respond to it really well all because they forget like I just feel like a lot of women get stuck in the Rut of taking care of everyone around them they forget to take care of themselves and so oh I feel like this is such a really good daily practice that takes less than two minutes and has a positive effect on the rest of your day and that is great. And it's so quick and so easy another aspect where you have used this aromatic dressing is in your work as a fashion stylist and now the fashion world definitely has a bad reputation for you know. Low body image and difficulty with positive body image. So how has air matic dressing and how essential oils helped you promote that positive body image in this kind of toxic environment. Great Question Love It. Yeah I get a lot of questions like fashion styling and oils. I don't really. I understand how they crossover. That's kind of the beauty of Dough Tara. In general I feel like Doh Tara can and essential oils. General can just work their way into so so many interesting avenues in life and so when oils and fashion crossover for me it was just. It was magic. It was magic for my life so my basic fashion philosophy or my foundation is identifying who you are on the inside and then expressing it on the outside side. Okay so just a quick background on me. When I was little I I knew I had talent in fashion and I just I I knew like I think it was eighty nine. I knew I had something where I could express myself through clothing and it worked really well and I started ready to rely on that probably just as much as verbal expression while so I've always really relied on my clothing and sharing who I am and showing up and making connections based on what I'm wearing so whenever I enter room I always think to myself. What can I say or how can influence this room before four? I opened my mouth. So that's kind of my foundation is if you can identify who you are. Then you have an easier time expressing who you are on the outside so with that ad in oils and mental health and really being preventative with with you know putting bad things into your body or trying to just have a healthy lifestyle overall oils play into this and so many areas. I mean I've have done things where I do a lot of really fun campaigns on social media but Fun things like right now. I'm wearing a bright yellow shirt so I would post my outfit and be like what oil would would you pay with this one royal matches this what oil you connect with if you look at my outfit or you know just somehow connect that together and then with my profession nightdress a lot of public speakers and right now I'm actually addressing a lot of authors so people who are using their words and putting it down on paper and having having an influence and effect on you know their fan base or who. They're speaking to and so lots of times before we go out on stage so all dress and style all them for their for their event and I always take into consideration. Who are they? What's their identity? What's their message? How can align the clothing to elevate their influence and so with that I utilize oils as well so before any of my clients? Go out on stage. I'll be like do. We need to get some balance on you. Or let's get some peppermint or past tents on you. I always recommend past tense and balanced together. If you are public speaking it just does beautiful thing. So I- infused oils oils in every angle of my life. I use them daily. I share them daily and I love allowing people around me to experience them even if it's their first time like most people. I'm I always offer lemon. Do you have the senior water you know. Because it's like so wonderful to drink addicted so I try and I mean I'm not not trying very hard. It just naturally comes to my life where do oils fit in. How can I elevate this human and help them express who they are
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Electro Dough review
"Talking tech is brought to you by wicks dot com. Create and publish a stunning website all from one powerful platform, go to wicks dot com to create your very own professional website today. That's w I x dot com in stay tuned after the show to hear you can take advantage of special offer for talking tech listeners. Hey, it's Christine Blackburn, infra Jefferson Graham on talking tech, Jeff is on vacation. So I'm filling in if you have kids you're gonna love this next product tech will save us as introduced something called electro dough kit, did you know, the play Doh can conduct electricity will it can if made properly, and it's pretty easy to make laconically conductive dough when you follow the recipe included in this kit, and really that should be the only part of the process where a parent is needed. As once. The dough is made kids can use the light switches and buzzers included in the electro kit from tech will save us to make all sorts of wacky colorful, bright and noisy projects the. Trudeau kid is perfect for family time at the kitchen table, and it's a fun combination of play and learning it's a tick will save us bestseller. Now electoral dough comes with the recipe to make your own conductive dough, and then everything you need to make fun shapes and create simple circuits to make your creations buzz and light up. It's a clever toy for pre-kindergarten kids all the way up to ten and eleven year olds but be aware that there are two types of kits available with and without the insulating and conducting does now there are kits that apparently don't come with does. But rather a recipe to make them. There's also videos on YouTube on how to make them an experiment with them. It's relatively easy to make. But it's another step to take before the kids could experiment. I do have to say I wish came with some more components to play with. But if your child is a little older like mine, she could make up her own components. And it's important to note that the dole must be made by the user, it seems easy to make or you can just buy your own Plato. It's the perfect introduction to learning about circuits and how conducting. He works. As dough is one of the most universally loved materials it so squishy and tackle you can create a rocket with light up fire a homemade game of operation, or some amazing dough fireworks. Learn about building different types of circuits polarity and resistance while having fun again. This is a great appropriate stem kid that the whole family can enjoy build squish and invent Doh creations and use the included cutters LED's and buzzers to add light and sound. This is Christine Blackburn from the story worthy podcast in for Jefferson Graham, we'll see you guys next time have fun out their kids and adults. Sometimes having a great idea is the easy part getting people to hear about your idea. Not always so simple. But now there's wicks at wicks dot com. You can start and publish your website for free wicks artifice design intelligence creates a stunning website for you in just a few minutes. You can choose from over five hundred stunning templates or start from scratch just answer a few questions about your business to get started wicks provides you with an all in one business solution to grow your online presence. Plus all sites include Bilton SEO tools. So you can easily get found online and search engines like Google and Bing, build a website of your very own with wicks today. And if you go to wigs dot com and use our code talking. You'll get ten percent off any premium plan with wicks premium plans, you'll get more storage, a free domain for a year and much more. That's wicks w I x dot com. Promo code talking. For ten percent off your premium plan.
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Hasbro trademarks Play-Doh's distinctive "sweet, slightly musky" scent
"And marie sabbath the book club wbz newsradio ten thirty jordan wbz news time is five twenty six hasbro trademarks the scent of play doh the toy company describes the sent as a sweet slightly musky vanilla fragrance with slight overtones of cherry combined with the smell of assaulted wheatbased doe the dome acres say the smell has always been synonymous with childhood and fun and the trademark allows them to protect an invaluable point of connection between the brand and the fans wbz news time is five twenty six we have forty five degrees and clear skies in boston today we'll be cloudy and quite cool with rain in the area from south to north during the late morning and midday hours it will continue through the afternoon into tonight before tapering off wbz news time is now five twenty seven excitement across the pond of great britain gets ready for a royal wedding tina gao.
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"He said was quote based primarily on speculation and conjecture it capped a good week for fox which named a new female ceo and reach settlements resolve eighteen accusations of bias and retaliation david folkenflik npr news new york one of childhood's most enduring sensory memories has been trademarked toy maker hasbro says the scent of playdoh now has an official registered trademark with the us patent and trademark office hasbro describes the scent of play doh as quote sweet slightly musky vanilla with light overtones of cherry combined with the smell of assaulted week based oh i'm louise schiavone npr news washington.