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Stuff You Should Know
"duri" Discussed on Stuff You Should Know
"Of Ann duri Sachs. Who lived in Salt Lake City, Utah, was a mom, had four kids, and all of a sudden was reported that her newborn child under her name tested positive for illegal drugs, which is a problem for that mom. And she's like, hey, listen, I got four kids, but I don't have a newborn, and I certainly don't have a newborn that tested positive for drugs. Myth no less. So not only was the newborn tested positive for meth, the newborn had been abandoned by the mother who had also split with a $10,000 medical bill. A dicks or baby to meth, abandons the baby, doesn't pay a $10,000 bill. So of course the hospital's like, you're a crook and we're not going to listen to anything. You said the woman's like, no, I swear to God, it was not me. And finally turned out that drug addicted woman had broken into and Dory Sachs car. Got her ID, which is a lesson, never leave your license in your car. That's just a bad idea all around. True. Got her medical records and then went and gave birth as and Dory sacks. And ultimately, apparently, amended and medical history. With this information that may or may not have been purged. Yeah, so who knows what this impostor reported about their medical history, but Sachs can't find out because there are laws privacy laws that prevent the records from being shown, even to her. So basically, she has she has to always sort of be on the lookout for this. She has, in real life, a clotting disorder in her blood, and if she's given the wrong blood type, she could die. So she doesn't really even know what's in there for what kind of blood type she has under medical records. So now Andrea Sachs has to be just really careful and I guess proactive anytime she goes to the hospital or doctor. Yeah. The whole thing's called medical identity theft. This happened and I think 2010 ish and it was like a super scary 2010 thing to happen. But apparently it was happening at the time fairly frequently. Enough that they interviewed a couple of other people and they were like, man, if this happens to you, you are on your own because not only is the hospital helping you, they basically billing investigators to find out what's going on and they interviewed and Dory sex is like children to find out head mommy been pregnant recently. They would not believe her. They did not take her word for it. And it wasn't until she took a DNA test to prove this is not my child. Exactly. I wonder if you could demand that first rather than putting your family through all that, you know? I think so. You just show up with a ziploc bag of blood at the investigator's office and be like, test this, you just plunk it down on the desk in front of them. For just spit at them and say, collect this. Oh boy, check that turn dark. Pretty fast, but I liked it. Well, that whole story was dark. It's very just heartbreaking situation all the way around. I've got a little positive spin for you then. Oh, okay. At the end of the article I read this is a different article, apparently the mother, the actual biological mom, who had debated her kid, got let out of jail because she played guilty to some other stuff and did some time in dinnertime. But ando Sachs was interviewed when asked how she felt about it. And she said, if the use of my ideas would allow that baby a chance to survive, then it's worth it to me. Wow. I thought you were going to say that biological mom turned her life around and reclaimed the baby. No. Don't be naive. Oh, that's a good one. How about this? The number 5 or we skipped one, so number four, 6, 6. How can we be this bad at this? I don't know. This many years. In 2003, the cops in Britain said we would very much like to arrest you, Peter Hampton, and that's how we do things over here for cops. Because we think you've murdered someone. We're not going to pull a gun on you. But we're just going to ask you very kindly to come with us. We think you murdered a woman in Italy. Last year, in 2002, you matched the description of the person, and you're coming with me, but this bartender was like, I never been to Italy. And they're like, you sound like you have been. As a matter of fact, do you sound like you're from Italy, friend? He said, but it's not a true. So this bartender, what was his name? Peter Hampton, I believe. Hampton. He was like, do you guys have never been to Italy? I certainly wasn't there when this murder happened. They said, okay, not only do you look just like the description of the guy that we're looking for, we're going to take your blood and, oh yeah, you're a match, my friend. You're a match to this. I guess the evidence that had been found on the scene. And Peter Hampton was suddenly in a lot of trouble, despite the fact that it was not him. And this is where we were just kind of like the beginnings of the true dystopian mistaken identity stuff. Yeah, this one, I mean, I understand it in a way, but here's how it works. If you are using DNA databases to match someone, it is going to compare sub sites on the strand that are called locus or together they're called Loki. And that's just like, I've seen it described as showing the genes neighborhood. It's the physical location of the genome, a chromosome. And depending on where you are and what lab you are and where you are in the world, you might use a different amount of these Loki as identifiers in the states. I think the FBI uses 13 in the UK. It is ten, and apparently you can make mistakes. I thought DNA was the gold standard. And reading this, it seems like if you're just looking at as low as 6 Loki for a match, then that's a can be a real problem. It certainly can. I think they thought before that 9 gave you a one in a 113 billion chance of a false positive. But apparently people looked into it and they're like, where did you get that evidence FBI? And they were like, we don't have to tell you, be quiet. So no one's entirely certain what the actual chance is. But the basis you said DNA was the gold standard, it totally is for forensics, and the chances are really, really small, that there would be a false match using standard search procedures. Because they're looking at, I think you said 13, I believe they've upped it to ten America. They've opted to 20. There's 20 sites that they say, these Loki are going to be the ones that we check. And you can have a minimum. If you arrest somebody and you take their blood, you work up a DNA profile of that person. You have to have at least a minimum of those 20 covered. Preferably up to 20 for your for your profile. And then the more you have and the more you match the 20 loci, the less of a chance you have of a false positive. But it can happen. And I think the point of the people who are saying like we need to talk about this that there can be false positives is because if you are on a jury, especially if you watch a lot of CSI or Law & Order, you're like, they got DNA evidence. It's over for you, pal. And the idea that it could be wrong is just out the window and they're like, we need to train the public and juries better than this because they think it's, again, unassailable. Right, but the idea is you can always get way more granular with your DNA. And really find out the truth, though, right? Well, that's how Peter Hampton finally got off that bartender that kicked this whole thing off. He did a further DNA profile of him and they're like, oh, okay, it's not you. Because the chances of somebody having those same mutations, they look at short tandem repeating, snippets, which are non protein coding sequences, which means it doesn't matter if they mutate a lot. So they mutate a lot. So the chances of you having the same mutation in all 20 of those is vanishingly small, and even in all 8 of them is pretty small enough that it is still the gold standard. It's just if you get caught and you have money for a good lawyer, you can be like, you need to do a better profile and then they'll find that it's not actually you. Right. And of course, I use pica loo, that's not the official language they use. For looking at DNA, that's Peekaboo. Right. I use the slang. Okay. All right, I think we do one more than we take our other break. How about that? Oh, okay. I'm still having a lot of fun here, chuck. Okay, good. All right, so I guess we're on either number four or number three, and number 5, or number 17. There was an interesting case of mistaken identity in which turned out to be a sibling in Alaska, police had a sexual assault case. And it was they had a semen sample. They had usable DNA. They had a DNA match. This guy was already in the system so they thought like, all right, this is an open and shut case, except one problem. This guy is was in jail already when the crime was committed. So what are we going to do? Yeah, this one was incredibly fascinating. I think this Alaskan DNA analyst or forensic analyst, like went around the country giving talks on this case and really opened people's eyes because it turned out that the guy who was in prison whose DNA matched the semen on the crime scene, I guess. Had gotten a bone marrow transplant from his brother. And because of that, he was carrying around his brother's DNA in his blood because when you get a bone marrow transplant, you're getting like a red blood cell stem cell transplant and those things turn into red blood cells and they test your blood, so whatever DNA your blood has is what they come back with on the DNA profile. I wonder if the other brother immediately was like, you're looking for my brother. It sounds like the other brother was not a good guy, obviously. I mean, clearly if he committed sexual assault. But if he was already in jail for something else, then it sounds like good brother bad brother. Scenario. They were both sexual assaulters. The one was already in jail for it, the one who actually did it had not been caught yet. They thought that the guy who was in jail already was the outside one and it turned out knows a whole family of sexual assistance makes a lot more sense now. Yeah. I get it. Okay. All right. I mean, it made sense before, but this makes such glorious sense. I feel like the blinders are off. So this really is like enough of a thing that forensic analysts from Alaska who discovered this because at first they were like, well, the lab obviously made this up and they looked in there. They were like, what is going on here? They started looking into it more and they're like, this could be a thing actually. We need to let the law enforcement know like there's a thing that happens when you get a bone marrow transplant, your DNA changes. And there was a guy named Chris long on I wrote about an IFL science article. And they tested him four years after he'd gotten a transplant from a donor in Germany who he never met. I don't believe. And his DNA in different parts of his body were entirely the donors, including get this chuck. His semen had nothing but his donor's DNA. So if he fathered a child, whose kid would that be, because the kid would have the same DNA as the donor, not him, his dad. It would be his kid still. Legally, it would be his kid, but biologically, wouldn't it be the German donors child? I don't know. I think there's an old saying about that like whoever smelt it dealt it, but I can't quite work it out. There's a couple of rhymes I'm trying not to say out loud right now. Two bad brothers, man. That was sitting there right in front of my face. Yeah. Well, so they both went to jail, right? Yeah, I believe the Alaska forensic analyst got them. Nabbed their person. Sweet. Is it time for that break now
Bloomberg Radio New York
"duri" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts see more than 120 countries. This is Bloomberg, yousef. Thank you very much, George. I always pretend to start off a plane like they do and Top Gun every time I go to war. Snapshot of what else is to come on the show. We get an assessment of the economic picture in the Middle East that's going to be with Abu Dhabi commercial banks, money come out. But up next, market sentiment, dampened again by growth and inflation concerns, we take the temperature with SG MC capital's max Bond duri that's next. This is Bloomberg. When will you be able to go to a meeting where nobody smells like hand sanitizer? Who knows? But we can give you the latest business and financial news. Fragrance free. Plus, tease out some of what you just said. Are there tools in the toolbox for the fed? Does that point to the need for continued monetary support? Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. You do realize the mark that this is having on a younger generation. Bloomberg, the world is listening. Start your market day with Bloomberg surveillance. The bond market, it's a really interesting soup Tom keem, Jonathan farrow and Lisa Abramovich. Isn't your base case the worst case scenario for us? Who says finance can't be fun? Who's in the zoo, guys? Which one of us? Bloomberg's surveillance must listen must watch. I think they made a great decision, separated us both. We didn't want to use it 7 eastern on Bloomberg radio and Bloomberg television. When you reorganize and declutter, we're probably the first thing you decide to keep. Is there any serious contemplation of sanctions against China detailed financial and business reporting? Tell us more about your customers and how they're doing now. Expert analysis. You're basically just changing a $5 bill into 5 ones. Definitely essential. Looking at high yield, where does that take you these days? Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. Bloomberg, the world is listening. The composer Joseph Haydn famously said, I listened more than I studied. It sounds like a law school hypothetical. Here in Bloomberg, it's the same thing. Do you maintain that low rate regime? Can you see our two years? How do you build a strategy with that eventuality in mind? Experts, information, news. The push sets up a potential fight. What do we know about how it will go public? Bloomberg radio, the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com. Bloomberg, the world is listening. Economists have begun to cut their top down economic forecasts for GDP. And yet, you know, fundamental company analysts are sitting there like deer in headlights, not knowing what to do with numbers. Morgan Stanley, CIO, Lisa shallots, warning that analysts are not reducing corporate earnings forecasts in line with economic projections. Case in point, Nike shares tumbled after the New York
WGN Radio
"duri" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Join me and Nicole check for the Sam lafferty fan club but yeah the whole candy wrapper Sam lafferty's face and it says a dangle every night So I love it And it was a tangle at the net front too How about it Taylor radish and Sam laffrey we got some vegetables We've got some candy involved We're touching all the food groups You could put that on a T-shirt Absolutely I love it I would love to be a part of that club All right well we meet on Tuesdays I'll open up my schedule a little bit there The 9th green at Tuesday at midnight I'll see you there Happy Gilmore Well here we go third peer to play about to get underway As Joe mentioned there the hawks have yet to trail on this road trip and open to make it two one zero to kick off What will be a three game road trip Vegas on Saturday but first order of business is a win tonight Ox are up three two as this third period is now officially underway We get a very quick icing call charged against the kings that'll bring the draw right back down into the LA zone And Jason speaking of business in my excitement of the Blackhawks we took the lead for the third time in this game might have missed a bandito read so we're gonna do it here for the Sam lafferty go ahead goal with his goal We're gonna break out the Mandy for the third time celebrate every Blackhawk school with el bandido Yankee tequila Strowman wins an offensive zone draw to the high slot Seth Jones is there Plays it to Gustafson left point Brings it to the near corner of the king zone And duris was able to shoot it down the near side boards The length of the ice into the hawks ended Big guns out in the ice with the hawks Kane Jerome to drink it This line has been so effective over the break it hits the center red line and plays it off his backhand into the king zone Kane couldn't quite corral it in the near corner Once again the kings are out to center kempe a clean entry into the hawk zone Placed to the right circle of race shot and strome got his defensive stick on it there He was able to tap it aside buck never got to deal yet and hawks clear their end and get a line change in as well Holy mod and now back at his own line for the kings Off step three two one minute into the third period Here in LA it's Jersey entering the hawkstone at the right point slings it around Gilead's net up the near wall and out to center ice on his mind and turned it over Here's radish down the slot Shoots and a left pad save made by quick Great work off.
Design Matters with Debbie Millman
"duri" Discussed on Design Matters with Debbie Millman
"The long game how to be a long term thinker in short term world dorey clark is in executive education professor at duke university school of business. The new york times described her as an expert at self reinvention and helping others with changes in their lives. She started as a journalist so she's no stranger herself to self reinvention duri clark. Welcome to design matters debbie. I'm so glad to be here. Thank you thank you. Dory dory is a true that during the pandemic you started taking weekly ping pong lessons. I most definitely did yes. I was taking these long. These incredibly long. Like four hour walks around manhattan because all my friends who fled the city and all the gyms were closed. And i was just wondering around in a new neighborhood one day and i came across this oasis and it was a two story ping pong studio and they had signs. They were open twenty four hours and they had lessons and i thought okay. It's god speaking to me. I must do this. Did you get any good. I actually decent right now. I'm not ready to be a world champion. They actually do employ literal olympic champions as coaches. But i would. I would say i have. I have transcended basement player level status. Nice at lake to see that. I understand that you grew up. In a self-described little golf resort called pinehurst north carolina population. Three thousand. so did you grow up playing golf. A you a. Us sort of natural athlete. That only comes out. When i'm playing. No i really hated my hometown. I thought it was kind of boring and stultifying and so my adolescent rebellion was refusing to play golf. Is it true that when you were a little girl you wanted to be a spy. Y- you've you've. You've been digging. It's it's all true. I i was really into james bond when i was growing up which was saying something because that was the roger more years but i thought it was sophisticated and so wonderful so i did. I did want to be a and in fact you know my my adult catharsis version of that is writing a lesbian spy musical. So that's that's one of my covert projects as well as the ping pong so fun home. Sort of needs daniel craig's james bond. Something like that. Absolutely you mentioned as you were growing up. You felt incredibly frustrated. Am i know that you've felt somewhat curtailed by the opportunities around you and at some point you wanted to be a lawyer. Then you considered becoming gay activists. But i also understand. You're in a band. And i believe it was called the unlimited powers. So let's talk about your early days as a rock and roller. What instrument did you play. Where did you play. Give us all the details. Yes the unlimited powers was a very short lived band It was in. The title was inspired by. I guess appropriately by anthony. Robbins is book unlimited power. So i was a little bit of a self development geek even as a teenager and i played the guitar kind of badly. I managed to take a couple of years of lessons as a teenager mostly so that i could sound decently impressive strumming the indigo girls Upriver fire ed. Yeah we we just. We cut our singles by singing into a cassette recorders about it. I'm going to spare. Our listeners are doing our own. Rendition of indigo girls duet. But i think we have to set up a date to do that absolutely. Did you become a tony robbins. Fan or go to any of his seminars or so. The reason that we named the band that is that the the girl who was in it with me her mother. actually. I was over at her house. My friend rosalind. And i was over at her house and her mom was reading. Tony robbins as i guess. Most most people were back in that moment. In time. I saw it lying around the house. And i picked it up and i was flipping through it and she. The mother was just obviously very excited by this development. Because i think rosalind was not a whit interested and she will. Do you like that book. And i was like i. I don't i don't know what is it. And so she explained to me The basic outline of what it was and she said if you read this. When you're thirteen you will be invincible. I thought that was actually a pretty pretty good sales pitch. So she said. Do you want to take it home and borrow it. I was like all right. so yes. They got me on the anthony robbins bandwagon. Well it's quite. I don't know if it's a coincidence. Then but at fourteen so one year later you went to the mary baldwin college program for the exceptionally gifted. So you went to college at fourteen one year after reading. Anthony robbins unlimited power. I think he needs to know that. I think that's where the neuro linguistic programming. Let's let's credit where credit is due so you attended mary baldwin for two years then transferred to smith college where you graduated. Phi beta kappa. Where you major in philosophy. I love that you major in philosophy two years later at a mere twenty years old. You received a master's degree from harvard. Divinity school so you had a masters degree at twenty i did. I did in theology. I'm not sure how far that gets. Ya yes. I did so why theology. I was interested in school for a couple of reasons. There's an there's like a little act not an acronym but a nickname school. Yes so the. The first reason was that as i was studying philosophy what i was really interested in was understanding. Life was was understanding. What motivates people. And what drives them and interestingly..
WCBM 680 AM
"duri" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Well the president of Southwest Airlines retiring three months after being passed over for the CEO job, Southwest, says 60 year old Tom Neilan will remain and advisor on environmental issues. He's being replaced in the number two job by Chief operating officer Mike Van de Ven. Both men were considered candidates to replace Gary Kelly is CEO. But in June Southwest announced that Kelly would retire in February and be succeeded by another longtime Southwest executive, Robert Jordan, was correspondent Jeremy House with that story, one of the 10 House Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump. So is he will not seek re election next year. Ohio Congressman Anthony Gonzalez cited his two small Children for his decision and noted the chaotic political environment currently infects the nation. Breaking news and analysis that town hall dot com. New Yorkers will be able to avoid jail time for most non violent parole violation That's under a new law signed by Governor Kathy Local. The law largely eliminates New York's practice of incarcerating people for technical parole violations that include being late for an appointment with her parole officer missing curfew, changing the residents without approval and failing to attend a mandated program. Supporters say incarcerating people for technical parole violations is costly. The Republican minority in the legislature have accused Democrats have focusing more on perpetrators of crimes than victims. John Scott reporting L. A jury convicting Robert Duris and murdering his best friend 20 years ago. This case took on a new life after the New York real estate mogul participated in a documentary that had connected him to the slaying linked to his wife's 1982 disappearance. More on the stories and town hall dot com. After starting off this Saturday with some early clouds, some fog in.
KOMO
"duri" Discussed on KOMO
"Different today than it was a year and a half ago. Pre Laura Nick Hunter is the mayor of Lake Charles, which could see six inches of rain out of Nicholas Jim Ryan. ABC News consumer prices rose at a lower than expected pace last month, easing inflation fears among economists. This is the last day for voters in California to cast ballots in the governor's recall election. Gavin Newsom trying to keep his job. Russian President Vladimir Putin is in isolation. Somebody in his inner circle has tested positive for Covid. I'm Sherry Preston. ABC NEWS CUOMO News 1000 FM 97 7. Good morning 6 31 right now and in downtown Seattle under mostly clear skies at 53 degrees, along with Greg Herschel time manufacture here at the top stories from the Como 24 7 News Center. It continues to be difficult to get tested for Covid in some places right now. And comments, Brian Calvert says. One of those places is Skagit County, the state Health department told us it confirmed another 2700 and 86 new covid cases yesterday. The high numbers are fortunately, prompting more people to get tested for the virus. But Skagit County Health says it can no longer meet the demand at their main testing site. As of yesterday, the department is restricting use of its fairground site to only those who live and work in scheduled county for vaccines. And then you can only come in for testing if you think you've been exposed or are experiencing covid symptoms. The site reopened at the end of August because of the current fifth wave of Covid infections. And now spokesperson Danica Sessions tells the Skagit Valley Harold, It really comes down to supply and capacity. We just don't have adequate testing supplies or staff right now to continue to offer testing to everyone at this point, those not experiencing symptoms but still wanting to know their covid status are encouraged to purchase self test from local drugstores. Brian Calvert Colonia Since Friday, the State Health Department reports more than 9400 new covid infections in 63 more deaths. Another 292 people have been hospitalized, and the State Hospital Association says it doesn't have to be this way. Even though overall cases are slowly trending down. Hospitalizations are still high deaths are on the rise again. 95% of the Covid patients needing hospital care right now are unvaccinated people. Zach Duris is an ICU nurse at ST Joseph Hospital into coma. Very sobering to witness and, um To provide care throughout because those patients.
KOMO
"duri" Discussed on KOMO
"It comes to evaluating the use of covid vaccinations for Children. Cautioning parents not to seek out vaccinations ahead of FDA approval, saying in part, Children are not small adults, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Children's Hospital Association. More than a quarter of a million new Covid 19 cases were reported Justin Children two weeks ago, the highest number of weekly pediatric cases on record since the pandemic began. The Department of Health and Human Services says more than 2500 Children are currently hospitalized with Covid 19 nationwide pediatrician. Dr Brian Corn right in Virginia, says he's never seen anything like this. It's never been this crazy. Never been this busy. It's exhausting all of us. And our biggest concern, of course, is that sick kids aren't getting the care they need. Steve Lance and his wife are vaccinated. He says his family of four caught Covid after his kids recently returned to school where he suspects his third grade son picked up the virus despite the school making masks mandatory, which is that first week of lots of contact with other kids, and it's one of those things. You send your child to school there in a classroom, but they're not just in contact with everyone in that classroom. They're in contact. With everyone that those classmates have come in contact with, According to the CDC. New data shows that unvaccinated people are 10 times more likely to be hospitalized and 11 times more likely to die from the virus than those who are fully vaccinated. Now, with President Biden doubling down on vaccines mandating that businesses with more than 100 employees either require the shots or offer weekly covid testing. The bottom line. We're going to protect vaccinated workers, some unvaccinated coworkers, at least 19 Republican governors are condemning the move. This is an unprecedented assumption of federal mandate for itty that really disrupts and divides the country at this hospital in upstate New York, so many employees have resigned over the state's mandatory vaccine policy. That they have been forced to stop delivering babies. And if you're planning to travel by plane be prepared to keep the mask on. He says They are increasing fines for people who violate the federal mask mandate from $500 to $1000 for first time offenders and up to $3000 for second offenses. The State Hospital Association says. We're at the worst peak of serious cases of Covid 19 since the pandemic began. The front line nurses and doctors say it doesn't have to be this way. Almost Keith Aldridge, reports from Tacoma's Saint Joseph Hospital intensive care nurse says that it's really tough on him and all the other frontline staff members to see Covid 19 patients continue to come in. But the very real possibility of dying. A very agonizing death of main concern for them right now is even though overall cases are trending downward. Hospitalizations are still very high and deaths are on the rise again. Association says more patients are on the ventilators this week 260 people versus 2 51 from the previous week. Let's say 95% of Covid 19 patients needing hospital care are those who are unvaccinated. That's heartbreaking for Saint Joseph, ICU nurse Zach Duris, who says it's tragic, watching something that he believes is so preventable. It's tough, You know, I think as the bedside nurse Your first reaction wants to be empathy. Um, because they're sick at someone who's struggling. It's someone who is not at their best. They may very well be having their worst day. And then at the same time, you know, there's a lot of frustration kind of in the background because you know that this is something that could be avoided and You know, kind of racking. My brain to try and understand what more we can do to get that message.
Sucias are my Favorite
"duri" Discussed on Sucias are my Favorite
"Routes i had an ex who did a thing and he didn't know it. But i would imagine the whole onto onto one girl thing. So he's long asked monkey are so like he would put his arm under me. Be laying next to me. Be second on this. Titi has other hand playing with this slim. No i li- yeah. No no i'm okay. So second on this one playing with this went and he would be rubbing my quit and like would think about it in my mind like two guys like by him but that was the only thing the only thing but like it was my shaver thing and like even hard to do guys. You should send a mental said yes is the the sad thing that will not but one thing is this podcast. at least according to the analytics is most muslim. My listeners are yeah and only have one role. It's like point or three point one percent of my listeners. Mail so your friends you see you. Are they mostly hetero or mostly gay mostly hetero again like maybe ten twenty. Actually i had a gay friend. I the one i interviewed when i was there in town so and then by extension some of his friends released in duri- when he was in texas so when is to endure we pass right. Oh the vegas. I'm thinking of like the expo or whatever the other con- online on this year but it's usually the third weekend of july. Oh you to do list come if questions macomb. Good idea like have like a card okay. Pick one three and then whatever they get to pick their question is truly purdue like a list of ten questions they get to choose the three. The answer hurting. Thank you for joining me. Coming on took you long enough. I've been asking for a couple of like since the podcast started or probably all for episode asked you like five months ago and i started in january. So maybe it was. It was like a stupid little question. Though or something i forgot was but case precede coming on. Glad that you're doing better that your your health is is normal and that you are cutting down on your drinking because that was something that was worried about. But i don't want to say anything about it. Because you think is calling you out and just because i only see you your judge ears. Yeah and at the same time you know. Maybe it's because i'm here for the weekend and she's just while announ they came out with no i think A definitely needed a rude awakening. I'm glad that it was And not a dui or me hurting somebody in some scenario or enemy affecting somebody else's life or me like seriously injuring myself. So mean granted. I was injured but it wasn't because of drinking but yeah no. I'm really minted place right now. China figure out this relationship. China we out trying to get my last you know. Obviously i was out of commission for few months. So i know a few of my clients but rebuilding that and trying to adult. It's not fun crazy. Those names is like don't recommend again being on here. Glad to see you again and to my listeners. Thank you for being here. I appreciate your listening this long. I love you. You're worthy of it until next time missiles..
AppStories
"duri" Discussed on AppStories
"Us to come up with a cross platform solution. That can target both windows. And the web and the mac at the same time and this is where i am honestly unable to draw the line because i thought i was able to draw the line about these years ago like years ago younger me would have said oh no electron apps no way a member gonna be using that but then i realized you know i understand why companies do this. I mean right now. My main tech senator obsidian it's built with electron and there's a very good reason for that. We check in getting to later but the thing is i don't know if i want to draw the line because i you know in the yes electron can have a bunch of weird corks to it right and an performance can be bad but there are also you know like good electron apps and bad the electron apps but the thing is that also advantages to this approach. Which is when. I was playing around with my samsung galaxy. Fold for example. I was able to install obsidian no problem and everything sinks still right and it's the scenes duris another joyce and you know and you know i other apps and discord. Everything looks the same. Everything is consistent. There is a certain degree of freedom that comes with apps that are built with these technologies. And i understand if i part of our of our listeners or nova readers or more strict in terms of the kind of experiences that they allow on their devices. And i totally understand that. I think it's totally understandable and for many apps. I'm also like that but i think it's. It's it's important to understand why this phenomenon is happening and that is for a lot of companies. It doesn't make financial sense to commit to build a native mac. Version of an obligation debt may just easily exist as a web app or as a hybrid app built with electron or similar technologies. Yeah i think you know to add to that point. I would say that. I think part of this is also driven by the rise of mobile. Because it's far easier for a company to build an electronic app that works across multiple desktop operating systems than it is to do that on mobile devices now electra. Obsidian for instance on ios ipad os is not native. you i it does have elements of of Of electron in there. However there is still more that has to be done to bring an app to mobile. Even if it's got those underlying web technologies built into it. So i feel as though that's driving part of this because mobile is so big it's worth it to these companies to do something oftentimes either totally custom for that platform using native mobile. Ui where it wouldn't be for the desktop or the desktop just been kinda pushed into the corner to a degree where it's just not. As important a part of their businesses. It may be was five or ten years ago. This.
The Side Quest Inn Podcast
"duri" Discussed on The Side Quest Inn Podcast
"Don't think you've ever draw this before. I'm a lot worried right now. Well you know. I said there are rules and i didn't see anything which to me. Means she might have been able to make the spell fail manner. Don't worry about that. i'll take care of more. Tell if she gets all pissed off about exactly what to say. Don't even there's a chat see-saw glimpse of me instead your phone and the direction in which i am what she already knows that exact lay. You should've practiced on one of us. I know don't you say so. Let's try again to say. I and you sure that won't do i. She could we cry dog. You would not drive again which should be immune how he doesn't have any will and maybe she's in the same room. Tried to look if you would know that. If they succeeded there save their immune for a day. Like peter just know that he can't try again. Okay so so if i say do i have to try again to learn that you know. He just knows and so. I don't know that. Peter knows that i know that she's a part of the training that they would have young. You would have been like if it doesn't work. They resisted and they're mean duri so yes she she. She resisted that mean effort. She's pretty headstrong. So that makes sense. Someone is professional sf. I have protections against that we can try on. tell douglas. yeah. I don't see why not. Would it be easier. Do you think all gotta see this. Your dog l. E. guess she's in hell's oh let's let's run through you. May what about the the nicely short evenly find out. I wasn't there for that you could so there's pi- theories there's The he's there's no way. No way is so good he you guys are dead. There's absolutely be like you guys are dead or i already know what you're doing you fucking dummies right. Who do you think trying on shirt using for not letting me use the spell slot about describe spill got later so there's various there's martell there's utopia There's the little hassling burned girl dog If you wanted to scrounge someone. There's always tim tim until somehow he gets a natural twenty and we fail and he sees it was like what the fuck is. What if what. If every saturday peter skies on tim and we all watch. Tv show checking to save time. Tim time tim are you screaming on anyone else. I don't know. I mean we might try the dog. Just get lucky but jd. you don't have to. i don't i don't want to. I don't it's your spell slots eighty right. I don't think a quota what are we. What else are we doing. We're going to be your fucking weak man. You can try to seven times twenty one times story well twenty one times. i mean. you're not argue. Are you arguing against me or yourself. You don't forget that. Peter and emma nowhere the artists who painted this lady on the show. Yeah we should look at him. We could scrape an intervention to peter. You you have been scrolling too much. Maybe we think you have a problem action. Everyone and you have..
NPR News Now
"duri" Discussed on NPR News Now
"News. Paris today's the deadline for the us intelligence community to deliver a report on what they know about the origins of the karuna virus as npr's jeff brumfield reports many hope it will shed light on where the virus originated. There are two theories about where the corona virus came from one is that it started in the wild possibly in bats. The others that came from a laboratory in china in may president biden or the nation's intelligence agencies to conduct a ninety day review of everything they had on the question since then the agencies have been pouring over things such as intercepted communications databases to see. If there's anything they've collected that might provide answers. The findings will be briefed to the president and congress and unclassified version of. The report is expected to be released. Soon jeff brumfield. Npr news washington. Texas governor greg. Abbott is asking the state supreme court to back his efforts to stop mask. Mandates in two counties texas public radio's paul flab reports san antonio and bear county successfully argued for an injunction against the state's ban on government mask mandates. They argued the current situation would prove irreparably harmful from unmitigated spread of kovic. Nineteen is schools open without masks monday. The attorney general's office filed for a stay nullifying. The injunction arguing irreparable harm was actually being caused by the growing list of local orders. In defiance of the governor's order banning mask mandates the status for a supreme court order saying the fourth quarter of appeals had abused its discretion by continuing the injunction after. It was appealed the argue. The governor can't enforce laws if people are able to break them pending trial. I'm paul flab in san antonio. This is npr vice. President harris is in singapore on her trip to southeast asia. She'll visit vietnam next. She's helping promote the us relationships with the countries and also hoping to counteract china's influence harris criticized china today saying it's coercing and intimidating. Its neighbors china hit back immediately against harris's comments in a statement china said the. Us cannot be trusted and pointed to its messy from afghanistan. A top official in iran is acknowledging that videos from a hacked surveillance camera showing abuse in an iranian. Prison are real as duri. Karen reports the head of iran's prison system wrote on twitter that he took responsibility for the quote unacceptable behaviours in the videos leaked the associated press by a self-described hacker group known as justice for ali. Guards beat emaciated prisoners and drag them on the ground. Bunk beds are stacked three high and single rooms. Iran's evine prison is known for detaining political dissidents and people with ties to the west americans. Jason resign john wong she way and matthew. Trevor thick were held there on twitter. The head of iran's prison system mohammed medea. Haji mohammadi wrote that. He promised to avoid the repeat of such bitter incidents as well as confront the perpetrators. His remarks were then repeated on state television for npr news. Day boost karen in istanbul the controversial president of the philippines rodrigo duterte has agreed to run for vice president next year. His political party is announcing the news. Detaille is term limited as president on korva coleman. Npr news from washington..
MinddogTV Your Mind's Best Friend
"duri" Discussed on MinddogTV Your Mind's Best Friend
"The interviewing larry king larry king starts taking a bold gold. Duri view grabbed son. It's bad billing me. I can't really think reminding you. Rubio delight same. The galloway interviewing same mcgowan and he was like you know three e. bill gonna be like what. The book totally disinterested well. I was thinking. About ruben. just yesterday. Actually 'cause you know it seems like everybody who's into politics on youtube Loves to beat up on day ruben. But then you see the comments and thousands of comments of anteroom comments. And i'm like how does this guy have any possible fans because he does stick his foot in his mouth so much. I'm not and i've never met. Anybody who is an actual dave rubin fan. I'm just wondering why. Why is he famous enrich and all that stuff. If nobody likes him. Everybody agrees idiot. I was giving platform again. So we can all joy you know the bells. But you're the one guy heard say anything. about ruben. Mid somebody the big of an youtube political sphere Jimmy door to door recurred Really we're gonna get a job indoors. I got a blood geared within like one of the celebrities well to be honest may have been tried to calm down. I did go on me like a wheelchair band right. Keep doing comedy and we rates like thirty three thirty three lead. I bought the band logo the weekend. And i'm trying to be more positive because people hope to begin to breed cards so the tendency like turn your outlook around but like abide saw jimmy door today. I i i by the way like really. I don't know how. Good i will be your. I could take the say. I can tell you i Complete dips it any Nobody's talking about it. Sounds personal for you. But i'll say this Jimmy door As gotten himself pretty much a line with dave room into the fact that he's he's brought on all the negative All the attacks that ruben was getting he's he's taking on some of that and i think he's wetted. I mean he's one of those guys who doesn't seem to have any principles left right so people on the left eight people on the right hate him and it's flooding stage personal really cut. It is because. I don't know how well you follow. Left-wing discords On youtube but earlier earlier would something. The idea called forth lebow jerry door and his you know people like him What one of the squad told their bill speaker. Below the ed speaker to to have a veiled though grew medicare brawl and debated on twitter. I said something about lie. Cow jimmy door. I mean one of the reasons. I get stop liking ever because he appeared do sometimes a little bit out of control and so i made a comment. He's drunk relatives. Who gets one thing. Right was remembered up about it you know. I accidentally write a one thing or dad would good idea. And i made some like his producers sluts wife of sluts clydesdale of Morongo name the seed semi the tweet saying oh you. Let's not be very bloomed yuma. Let's not need healthcare. i'm on medicare right. Okay my profile. Your dope medicare. I imagine your public policy the ministration so i i did support the boards of both thing. Because it's like. I don't wanna get too much but if you have little care parole it's not politically popular. It's a mimi bet. It's like seventy two percent and People i don't think it's accurate. The people have a negative view of medicare. even though it's pretty popular on the ground people here and the things. I did get idea. Because if you have failed dogra medicare for all the mansi blood. He comes back and sits will go and failed. And i guess lead. Now that means we can cut medicare. And that's you know that's what i did. I agree with that. I got really upset. Somebody telling me. I must meet healthcare. Like i'm i'm on government I'm all means had seen euro. I you know i would say to me. It's been a good spot. Elite eight million dollar home palo alto like or pasadena Brigade the ice. And it's one of those people. It's not even political. Don't like people who are smart prepared to be flirt..
The big d zone
"duri" Discussed on The big d zone
"Okay you may not days but we live in a maybe not a free country but we should hell live in a divided country. Okay and that's what. I'm sure there's people still aboard. Math mandate like people might sell and especially the governor. Not the governor got idiot of governor but the attorney general of duri who do not about the mandate we have people who support esti at people like myself who do not support that the okay. We got democrats republican independence whereas opposed to the one nation on. God are we sure. The heck don't act like dad. Thrown of the mandate ho. We don't want to be. Oh tell us what to do. Oh they met ten to do. I don't wanna toys for he. Don't tell me what to do. i'll do it. i'll do it. i do today. Oh by the grady master. That exactly what they do okay. Y'all better not lie because that is exactly what y'all do and imagine they people who support them runamuck. I mean what kind of country do we live in four anyway. Okay jessica do not support. The math mandate deadly that you had to get to dance to the people that that that don't support it. And hey i'm for the math mandate people i'm for the math mandate don't don't do don't you come up on me because i had to put the map. Okay you wear it you wear again. Go ahead okay. You may not have a choice but you wear it. But i can't breathe that time. I used to wear glasses. I don't even wear glasses anymore. I l. I don't forgot when the last time wore glasses. okay. I don't even know what the hell am. I glad anymore i. I don't even know where that cat. The math mandate cat demand. I only wear what. I go on a plane because i had to because of the stupid federal mandate but why can't the damn at. It is too hot and they told me out and really want to come here is because they had the gall. When i was checking the weather to say thursday is going to be another hot day of the year. You mean to tell me. I gotta survive to monday. That if taught the hottest day thursday before i get to the weekend before my trip and i leave frigging money. I try not to get sick perform. Usually i have asthma and allergies. I've been at the department evidence. I came back from the store. Because i did. Not have you want me to starve. Women the flat out starve in the middle of the heat. Wave psychopath die is that what the freaky one okay okay. I don't even want to be in for gambling. you think. I wanna be emptying into the country. This is why. I have a freaking. Thin are in the first place this is. I have a dnr. We don't live in the united states. We live in a divided states. We're not united okay. There's no way in hell united. What is this united. What is what okay. We may be united in name but we're not acting like united. We may be united as usa. But we're not acting like united. We're not ghetto. Nowhere near together. Start acting like united. We're in the middle of a damn. He way again. People are dying out here. People the diaby because they have very little food or dying because of the time to go to the situation and they put math may at risk all because you who are fans of the damn math mandate level so much. Oh tell me what the bay leader. Oh bella jiffy. Oh i see good not tell me what the go do. We're supposed to be a damn free country and love freedom. My life would be appalled if she was still living today. Literally appalled literally appalled again. We are not united. At least words in dis. maybe name but not nations' my opinion only again my opinion..
Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"duri" Discussed on Set Lusting Bruce: The Springsteen Podcast
"I i remember at ten or eleven finding it in a used bookstore reading it adored it and now when they talk about how the wight not just european Superiority and everything in the book. All about how not only are humans better but europeans are better than any other. A all of like you've destroyed this childhood joy of mine. Yeah yeah absolutely. It's worth the call. Bean woke because waking up. And then i people freeman listening. I'm state people who are losing their shit or these like disclaimers on disney plus or hbo life interested in. That's how kids reviewing it now. They're watching it understanding that. Oh this is really weird. So like those disclaimers contextualized like. Hey we all know. It's we're now but we didn't know it was weird man so there yeah absolutely well said well said Any final thoughts ryan Just their low talking to you. And i know i send you subtract a personal emails about people who talks about like the whole article and that was interesting. Article wasn't it. Yeah and it's not. That i necessarily. But i i like to see how people view bruce springsteen it's stuff that i entirely disagree with a times to like We're where do you draw the line Because we're all capitalists. So how how. How can you prove how sincere you are sometimes but I love love talking to you. Just about bruce budge. Anything fun So i will. I will come back anytime. We'll talk to you even off off here. I will talk to you. Well yes we talked about that. I would love to have you back on anytime. We should make surrender thing And yes. I think by far in simple terms one of the things that i think that as a society is And i mean this. Royal we. But i want to believe the very best in myself and believe in the very worst than you like. I don't want to give you the benefit of the doubt that you might have ch- trunk feelings duri things but i want you to believe that i mean things the very best than It does make things Sometimes a little crazy and as we talked about with the jeep ad right. The there's diversity that You know you would have thought. The biggest controversy would be ober sold out. No it's either. The far left is saying how dare he talked about going into the meeting with these jerks on the right and the right is going. How dare this guy talking about going. The mito when he wasn't asking the middle when trump was president for. I forgot who said on twitter but someone said Seeing the extremes of how bruce's jeep ad was The reaction tells you how far away from the middle we our country all right at our at real. Hp is your twitter. I did burn. 'cause i was like a lot of celebrities. Doing it would be funny..
PRI's The World
"duri" Discussed on PRI's The World
"Back to the tail of the ever given those are the sounds of tugboats saluting the massive ship two weeks ago when it became unstuck from the suez canal. The ever given didn't get very far though. The egyptian government isn't letting up on its payment demands before the boat can move on. It wants nearly a billion dollars from the japanese company that owns the ship. Egypt says the money is compensation for lost traffic and the bill for dislodging. The ship after backed up the canal for nearly a week. The japanese ship owner said insurance companies are looking at the bill and refused to comment further the tail of the ever given certainly got the world's attention. Sometimes it takes a colossal mistake for us to realize just how important something is in this case the suez canal a key passageway that keeps global trade flowing and our store shelves stocked in turkey. They're also talking canals these days. The country is preparing to build. What it's president. reagan type. Aragon once called his crazy project a massive shipping lane connecting the black sea to the waters leading to the mediterranean. It would run parallel to the bosphorus strait which cuts through istanbul. Critics say the new project would be redundant at best and at worst an environmental catastrophe as duri scar reports from istanbul residents in the canals footprint. Say they're worried. Their lives may change. The river is wide and slow here. The town of sas levels now ford by farm fields and peach orchards. On this side along the bank are rich. Clumps of fat green clover perfect for a cluster of black and white milk cows with their cavs. I'm here with go to injure an.
AM 1590 WCGO
"duri" Discussed on AM 1590 WCGO
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Dallas Hoops Fancast - A Podcast for Dallas Mavericks Fans
"duri" Discussed on Dallas Hoops Fancast - A Podcast for Dallas Mavericks Fans
"We don't i don't think as recording this. We don't know who it is. We know that three players are out during jalen. Brunson josh richardson. One of them is positive. And then today we just found out that maxie is positive so there's maxi plus one other player. Those two players will have to be out to fourteen days which is five to eight games and then the other two that are just quarantining for seven days. that's oh. I thought it was four days. I think it's seven. Yeah so that's two games. They'll miss two more to your games. Yeah that they'll miss. And then yeah maxine and the other one will be out for another four five six to eight gay. So you're looking at a starting lineup. Next game of luca hardaway. I think a one takes over. Josh green. Because i can imagine was surprisingly good. Yeah and then James johnson probably starting at the four for for maxine. And then cauley stein at the five with your bench. Trey burke in powell and josh green and hopefully nobody else has to play. Yeah so i mean it's a. It's going to be tough. It's gonna be rough. Yeah i wonder look. There's some and i don't know if anybody has any inside. Knowledge of porzingis is coming back. I have well. I like how you just brushed that off. Like i'm trying to make a point. It's not about you. I think it's skin way that mentioned that. He thinks they might bring him back in the hornets game because they didn't want to bring them back in the pelicans and have to with stephen adams elbowing him across. Even adams is out. Oh he is okay migraine. I was like just good. So i can be serious. I'm thinking if i'm the mavericks if your intention is to bring about against the hornets considering the situation can you bring them back. One game early. Yeah just out of necessity. I'm not asking you to play him. Forty minutes ten to fifteen minutes just to help offset the lack of players that have and it's just one game. Is it really going to hurt. Clearly he's healthy targeted the hornets. And yeah maybe. If stephen adams is out and he's healthy ready to go why not. Yeah i mean if if that is it if it's just a one. His name was the white powell he would have been the order. Well last game. Yeah i mean if it was that just one game difference thin. Yeah just bring him back to prison back. They're going to be social and look. I'm not saying. I want to risk injury. You're putting his career in jeopardy but if it's a one game difference now quitting any raise. Yeah yeah it can't make that much of a difference if it's longer i get it But yeah it's a it's gonna be rough for the mavericks. I mean but a lot of teams are dealing with this. They actually just announced that they're postpone the game between the celtics and heat. I think the heat and somebody so that's going on anyways so hopefully they can still get some wins. Duri time per. Yeah so we'll see but that that's that's the ugly coming up for the mavericks because it is i mean. Thankfully they want against the magic they had players out to in its magic and their next two games. Aren't against the lakers and the clippers. It's the pelicans and the hornets. Yeah so of course. I already loss against the hornets. Good then chances are will be at true Will get to our game predictions at the end of the episode..
Financial Issues with Dan Celia
So Yale Law School endorses anti-religious bigotry now?
"A Republican Senator from Duri is calling on on his his alumni alumni at at Yale Yale Law Law School School to to stop stop religious religious discrimination discrimination or or lose lose federal federal funding funding with with more. more. Here's Here's USA USA radio radio networks networks temper. temper. Erg Erg Republican Republican was was re Senator Josh Holly said during an appearance on FOX and friends that he wants Yale university's funding be taken away. If the school doesn't treat religious students fairly. We've heard these kind of complaints before they don't like the radical left doesn't like the position that religious organizations take on abortion or on traditional marriage or range of other issues. All of it's really about is Yale has been looking for an opportunity to discriminate against religious organizations that provide many his free legal services to people in need and to discriminate against students faith, they're not permitted to do that under federal law. So if they want federal funding, they need to stop discriminating, Yale did put out a statement that says if an employer refuses to hire students at our Christian gay black or veterans they will not fund that position to which Holly says it sounds like Yale now has been exposed for what they're doing. And now they're trying to backtrack. But there's still a lot of trust is trust us. We'll get it. Right. So we're not going to trust anything. I want to see the details of their. Policy. I wanna see that they are treating religious students and religious organizations in the same way, they treat every other legal organization and every other student, and if he doesn't do that if they don't treat religious students fairly fish should have their federal funding strip