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The Passing Shot Tennis Podcast
"elka" Discussed on The Passing Shot Tennis Podcast
"So both of them outside the top 200, so also both of the two lowest ranked finalists, I think since like four years ago as well. So I think ultimately, pogos unforced errors did her in. Aside from that, it was relatively, yeah, like you said, not the greatest quality, but Maria was the better player on the day just a bit unruly. But yeah, it's obviously nice when you get these kind of heroic stories qualifies coming through not Maria Camila sorio Serrano. She could only get to the semifinals in her in her home event, Joel. Well, we did have a hometown champion where a home country champion even so in the ATP Houston event, the two 50 out on the hard true red clay. I don't know what that means, but it looked elected distinct a distinct color that was different from what you typically expected the European glaciers. But yeah, we had the final of the bots Kim, battle of the bots, Riley up elka, John Isner and Riley Parker winning 6 three 7 6. I mean, I'm just surprised there was only one tie break. I thought it was just gonna be two tie breaks or maybe even three tide bakes, but no, Riley pelka came through and yet fourth ATP tour trophy, his first enclave and is a little stat for you. This was the tallest ATP tour final in the open era surprise surprise. A perk is 6 foot 11, John is the 6 foot ten. I mean, this was a, I mean, this was just quite funny. I just thought the fact that these two guys who I just feel like we are just associate them with banging downloads of serves on a grass court, going on to reach clay final and yeah, coming through. Just watching it, it genuinely sometimes feels like John Isner is playing a version of himself from 5 years ago or a slightly sort of quicker, faster version of himself and just ultimately think he just had a perk had just had the slight edge on Isner in all of the departments really and that's what and that's what led him to the title. Yeah, kind of serves is the right in a way, doesn't it? He's coming up with someone who does what he does, you know, just a little bit better. I was a bit younger sort of new version of self. And I mean, I am pleased that we only got one tie break in this final because I was like you fully expecting three, but actually we had 13 break points in this match. And 5 mini breaks in the second set tie break. So I think it does go to show that, well, maybe they are capable of returning well at some point until but yeah, it was perhaps a better final than many would have envisaged when we got this match up. On the ATP tour. Yeah, I mean, Kim, a perker had won their last four meetings. And their last 12 sets had been a 7 6 score line. So yeah, it was a little bit surprising to see, oh my God. 6 three first set. What's going on here? The world has changed. But yeah, nice, nice win for a pelka. I mean, his second serve in particular was absolutely massive throughout the week. It really must be one of the highest kicks as I feel I've ever seen on TV. To the point I would love to see him almost. I almost wish he had face like someone like a Diego Schwartzman. On the court, just to see how high that serve could get on him because it was just unbelievable at times. It was almost reaching, it was just going as high as where the crowd were watching from behind the court. But yeah, but yeah, you know, again, very, very good, very, very good, very, very good title win for him. I feel like the X axis that he does have over John is his movement around the court. I think we talk about that all the time, but whether you're bringing him into a net, putting him from side to side, he seems to be able to just get there with relative ease for a guy who is a guy who is so taller at 6 foot 11 and I think that really kind of helps him get set and choose the choose what he wants to do with next on the court. And he was looking very, very good throughout the week. He did also have to overcome Nick curios in the semifinals. Kim, I know you love talking about Nick curios on the pod and we're going to have to do it the same again because radio palka came through against curios 6 three 7 5 but there was a flash moment in the match 5 all second set. It was very tight and curios again got angry at an umpire. He thought a ball was out and there was no call and he was expecting an out call from the umpire and it essentially led to him losing his call and then ultimately getting a game penalty or sorry, a point penalty that lost him the game and that was essentially game set match a pelka. So yeah, more sort of Nick curios sort of doing well, getting to a semifinal on the clay court, which hasn't happened in years. But at the same time, being the old Nick curios that we know. And yeah, sort of mini implosion handing it to a poker feeling like maybe he's like searching for a way out because you feel like defeat was on the horizon. Yeah, I do to some extent I have a little bit of sympathy with Nick kyrgios here. What? Him? I know. Oh, am I saying? Because his issue here was that he really did think that that ball from a pelican was out and you know, you can't there's no Hawkeye on this obviously on the clay..
WGN Radio
"elka" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Comedians including Betty White as the elka a straw ski with a good fun show And we were talking a bit about the fact that today would have been this past day would have been her 100th birthday and they have a documentary that has been shown in theaters across the country Betty White celebration and there are other things out there Google and other places you can find a lot of mention of Betty Robert and the Charleston South Carolina had been talking a bit about his love of animals so please proceed Robert Any help Jim slowing down that this team was out of range he knew she couldn't catch that bird anymore And she just had taken her cub from those who just didn't do it And he put the camera we gave a clear shot for her face And it was just a stone cold sober face that she had And that must be a horrible feeling for a mother to lose their childhood Absolutely Absolutely be Robert And I think you would have had a lot in common with Betty White After a while of talking to celebrities that I've had the privilege of being able to do so for a number of times over a number of years and you begin to get a feel for those who are just to huckstering something and those who in fact are deeply committed to what it is that they're talking about and Betty White was deeply committed to helping animals She just well just a genuinely decent human being by the way and it was something that I think over time she developed a great love Her interest in wildlife actually was sparked by family vacations to the Sierra Nevada mountains in California She initially had aspired to a career as a forest ranger Betty White had but at the time women were not allowed to be forest ragers So she switched to first writing and wound up writing and playing the lead and I graduation play at her high school and then discovered that performing appealed or even more than writing But for the previous caller talking about the Betty White show that aired first from 1952 to 1954 started out on KLA C which is a local television station or was in Los Angeles and then it went on to NBC which is where our color picked that up But yeah right off the bat early on you could see This is a very sincere person and not a phony And I'll be the first to tell you that frankly you run across a few people who well there's no other way to put it There are a few celebrities out there who may be phony is too harsh a word but let's just simply say that they are not what they purport to be okay Betty White I'm pretty sure it's absolutely what she purported to be throughout her life A very funny spontaneously funny person the one who loved animals a great deal And those are what she's known for And justifiably so Al calls in from Las Vegas Hello Al Hey Jim thank you for taking my call You know I'm Latino conservative as you know a lot of conservatives Latinos are conservatives They're finally waking up But I wanted to tell you that Betty White had cross cultural appeal You know even George Lopez who I kind of don't like he's Latino but he's like right wing I mean he's left wing He even gave her some compliments And everybody in our family liked her And she was just generally cross cross culturally very very likeable person Yes She genuinely was a very likeable person and an individual who well again like I said I think the public even though they don't get a chance to sit down maybe in studio and talk with people they get a chance to they can watch someone and over a period of time if you watch someone long enough and listen to them long enough you realize that in fact they are or they are not genuine So I'm glad to hear that about what you said about George Lopez Yeah Again I think Betty White was the real deal I really do And I thank you for sharing that thought tonight By the way Betty White in the show the Betty White show that back in the 50s and mind you this was 1952 to 1954 She had an African American performer on the show a tap dancer Arthur Duncan as a regular cast member She had a lot of criticism and she said live with it And she wound up giving the black performer more airtime and so he never forgot that and neither I'm sure a lot of other people So like I said a genuine Sincere individual Betty White That does apply to every celebrity A Gary in the viola Delaware good evening Gary It ended Jim I'm remembering Betty White as a class act as a golden girl she was 14 karat My opinion My first memories of Betty White was as I was watching the black and white television game show called password.
WBUR
"elka" Discussed on WBUR
"The lives that we live Over Tutu talking about love in action and hope Thanks to all of you for your messages to our website at BBC World of wisdom Next week is the last edition of the current series But we will be in touch with many of you because we hope very soon we will be able to announce another series of world of wisdom Thanks in part to the wonderful reaction you have given us Here is a small sample from this week's messages to our website at BBC World of wisdom Elka wrote from Spain I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the walls and words of wisdom With the deep appreciation and thanks to those who have contributed to this program in the past and those who will do so in the future And Alexandra from London took up our challenge to nominate a program and say why she enjoyed it Your program is an absolute gem Thank you so much for such simple gentle deeply thoughtful suggestions on self love and self care The episode that I started on jealousy was the one I have listened to again and again It has helped me a lot I have a tendency to seek affirmation from others And if I sense I'm judged by someone then somehow I actually feel that I am that person that I perceive they're judging me to be I've worked on myself a lot and improved The.
The South Florida Morning Show
Miami Fans Save Cat From Upper Deck Fall Using American Flag
"We had the most awesome story coming out of the sports world over the weekend. And we're gonna put a dinner right putting up the video right now in the morning show blog. Eight fifty w. f. t. l. dot com. This fallen cat story caught by an american flag at the. Um game you. Could you get any better. I don't think so. Wow i've i sat there and i watched it because i i saw the video. I i didn't see it live. But i had heard about it and i said i gotta go watch this. I i'm thinking how the heck did the cat get where it was. I don't know and it was under the tarp on the second level. You've been running under i. I don't know how did it get to where it and it's hanging in you watch it and i'm thinking in you know it's just one claw now it's not buying. I'm like oh this poor cats going gonna plummet to its death. You hear the moment when it goes down to the one claw all old stadium. Stop to watch what was going on here. That's when it went to one claw and that's when they caught it. Wow but the people that caught it. The guy works for the university. He and his wife have season tickets. And then every game they bring an american flag. I love that. Thank god because they used they. They were underneath the cat and they opened up the american flag. Elka an emergency blanket to catch it and sure enough at worked out at broke the cat's fall and then cat lady did safely. And then the the the ultimate closing moment to make it the perfect story. They saved the cat's life. Turns right around and it's punches. The guy right in the head Did you see grabbed him in the chest and the guy's like oh you see his eyes to bulge out of his head like get this damn thing off or they catch it. He holds it like simba. Crowd place went to catch maxim tries. A clause is out and then the cat form. Put the poor thing. Can you imagine how scared that poor cat
TechStuff
"elka" Discussed on TechStuff
"States would not get access spotify for a few years. The us finally got spotify in july. Two thousand eleven so we had been hearing about it for in nearly three years by the time we finally got access to it. The company mostly operated at a loss except for the occasional profitable quarter over the years in two thousand twenty music business world reported that spotify losses over its decade of existence at that point amounted to about two point. Eight billion dollars. The company has spent a great deal of money on scaling and on purchasing content including landing exclusive deals with some podcasters People interested in those shows can only get them through spotify. It's kind of the opposite How we do things. So for example The video game discussion show the besties which by the way. It's not one of our shows. I genuinely really love the best ds. So shout out to those guys. They do a great show about video games anyway. For about for year the best is was a spotify exclusive And that agreement eventually expired but for a year in order to get new episodes. You needed a spotify account and those episodes are now available on other platforms because that exclusivity deal expired. Spotify did not renew it So it's a different story now but at a time you could only get them through spotify there are some that are spotify exclusives and they are pay for Podcast you have to pay a subscription fee in order to get them I don't know the success rate of that because in my experience the paid for model is one. That's really shaky for podcasts. I'm curious i'll have to look into that. Maybe i'll do an episode about it anyway. Spotify spent more than half a billion dollars acquiring podcast related companies like anchor themm gimblett media park cast and more elka said that the company is still focused largely on growth and will switch to a profit base strategy at some point presumably when the company has grown enough. And this gets back to that thing. I was saying earlier that sometimes concentrating on growth is the most important strategy. Because if you try and monetize too early not only will you not make enough money to cover costs but you might inhibit the growth of your company and in two thousand twenty one. The company posted a profitable first quarter now. According to spotify posted a fourteen million euro profit for quarter one of two thousand twenty one. That's about sixteen point six million dollars. Us and recently the company posted a twelve million euro operating profit for the second quarter. That's about fourteen point two five million dollars. Us so at the rest of the year follows. Spotify could actually see its first annual profit by the end of twenty twenty one though. Of course it still has a mountain of debt that it has to address. It's not like it's completely out of the woods but it could be turned a very important corner by the end of this year and next. I think we're gonna talk about a company that posted its first annual profit in twenty twenty but only if you put a big little asterisk next to that and this company is tesla now the co founders of tesla and yes elon. Musk is one of them. Launched the company in two thousand and three and a startup. Automobile company is obviously a huge undertaking..
Democracy Now! Audio
"elka" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Minister just send arden. Spoke sunday today. I stand on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the one thousand nine hundred seventies that lead to the events of the dohrn rates in burma. The head of the military junta has named himself prime minister six months after the military sees power in a coup army. Chief men on king has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military coup will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections and twenty twenty three. Since the coup more than nine hundred people have been killed and thousands arrested the washington post reports police in the united states. Shot dead more than one thousand people in twenty twenty the highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in two thousand fifteen about one in five. Fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past six years washington. Post his documentary more than sixty four hundred. Fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day in connecticut and ecuador and father of three who lived in a basement of a new haven church for two years to avoid. Deportation has been granted one year. Stay of removal nelson. Pinos has been living in the us for nearly three decades. The forty seven year old was given a deportation order in two thousand seventeen prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church in tokyo. The international olympic committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by us shot-put silver medallist raven. Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is african. American identifies as queer told reporters. Her gesture from the medal. Podium represented the quote intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet unquote and other olympic news. Us gymnastic superstar. Simone biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died. Alcoa was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it. You really have to put some work into it but then you get something very good for that and when our theaters successful we feel the same way. You've got to think about. It doesn't like tell you everything it's on like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story. This is what it means. You've got to do so figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and the plays successful then. At the end you probably was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of eighty five on sunday. Surrounded by her five children and her partner peter schumann and those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren piece report. I made me goodman. The highly. infectious corona virus delta variant is coaching spikes and cases across the united states and around the world with china's struggling to control surging infections and the philippines preparing for a new stricter locked down the united states is now averaging some eighty thousand new cova cases a day about six times as many daily cases than a month ago as much of the world struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts. We begin today's show with the author of a new book that examines the social and environmental roots of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. In a minute we'll speak with the co-authors of inflamed deep medicine in the anatomy of injustice bestselling author raj patel and physician and activist rupa maria. But i this is an animated introduction to their book by air. Aaron koerbel hugh wake up one morning with the dry hacking cough. And you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis with an x ray and nasal swab. She diagnosis code. The corona virus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed. The inflammation sends you to hospital. And when you were in the icu you look around. A disproportionate number of people of color in the united states ostracization and death rates people of color far higher than for white people. You make another kind of diagnosis yourself. This you observe is the outcome of structural racism. But how did those structures come to being to understand that we must go back six hundred years to a time when a different pestilence spread across the globe one that continues today which still makes us sick and it makes us sick in a pattern way through inflammatory disease which underlies all the leading causes of death in industrialized places. European colonization transform the planet true slavery genocide disease colonists brought with them a cosmology that changed how people relate to each other and to the living world around those who resisted was set out to the flame. This history lives inside you whether you know it or not since you were conceived your body has been exposed to the consequences of a world on fire. The covert hospital ward and specific patients. Who are in its beds. Look that way because of centuries of attempts to extinguish other kinds of knowledge civilizations if we understand disease with this new kind of diagnosis the treatment options become radically. Different medicine prescribed to address. The inflammation of people implant has been prescribed by others before us. Rudolf virchow and sitting bull of france. Funnel huda are we and be our embed car and harriet tubman understood our morton hills constantly be vaccinated away. We need a world rebuilt with care at its heart. Many indigenous communities have resisted colonialism by continuing to care living world around them that kaffa life protect them inside and out indigenous communities to the greatest range of biodiversity on the planet and as a result hosts the most diverse micro biota inside their bodies. These microbes confer protection against inflammatory disease. Long culture isn't capitalist and isn't colonized it can sued the inflammatory diseases that afflict us and fuel the burning of our planet. Steve medicine offers new and old stories. That connect humans to the teaming microbes in our guts and to the teaming stars in the skies we offer a glimpse.
Democracy Now! Audio
"elka" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Minister just send arden. Spoke sunday today. I stained on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the one thousand nine hundred seventies that lead to the events of the dohrn rates in burma. The head of the military junta has named himself prime minister six months after the military sees power in a coup army. Chief men on king has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military coup will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections and twenty twenty three. Since the coup more than nine hundred people have been killed and thousands arrested the washington post reports police in the united states. Shot dead more than one thousand people in twenty twenty the highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in two thousand fifteen about one in five. Fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past six years washington. Post his documentary more than sixty four hundred. Fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day in connecticut and ecuador and father of three who lived in a basement of a new haven church for two years to avoid. Deportation has been granted one year. Stay of removal nelson. Pinos has been living in the us for nearly three decades. The forty seven year old was given a deportation order in two thousand seventeen prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church in tokyo. The olympic committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by us shot-put silver medallist raven. Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is african. American identifies as queer told reporters. Her gesture from the medal. Podium represented the quote intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet unquote and other olympic news. Us gymnastic superstar. Simone biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died who was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it. You really have to put some work into it but then you get something very good for that and when our theaters successful we feel the same way. You've got to think about. It doesn't like tell you everything it's on like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story. This is what it means. You've got to do so figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and the plays successful then. At the end you probably was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of eighty five on sunday. Surrounded by her five children and her partner peter schumann and those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren piece report. I made me goodman. The highly infectious corona virus delta variant is causing huge spikes and cases across the united states and around the world with china's struggling to control surging infections and the philippines preparing for a new stricter locked down. The united states is now averaging some eighty thousand new cova cases a day about six times as many daily cases than a month ago as much of the world struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts. We begin today's show with the author of a new book that examines the social and environmental roots of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. In a minute we'll speak with the co-authors of inflamed deep medicine in the anatomy of injustice bestselling author raj patel and physician and activist rupa maria. But i this is an animated introduction to their book by air aaron. Koerbel you wake up one morning with the dry hacking cough. And you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis with an x ray and nasal swab. She diagnosis code. The corona virus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed. The inflammation sends you to hospital. And when you were in the icu you look around. A disproportionate number of people of color in the united states ostracization and death rates people of color far higher than for white people. You make another kind of diagnosis yourself. This you observe is the outcome of structural racism. But how did those structures come to being to understand that we must go back six hundred years to a time when a different pestilence spread across the globe one that continues today which still makes us sick and it makes us sick in a pattern way through inflammatory disease which underlies all the leading causes of death in industrialized places. European colonization transform the planet true slavery genocide disease colonists brought with them a cosmology that changed how people relate to each other and to the living world around those who resisted was set out to the flame. This history lives inside you whether you know it or not since you were conceived your body has been exposed to the consequences of a world on fire. The covert hospital ward and specific patients. Who are in its beds. Look that way because of centuries of attempts to extinguish other kinds of knowledge of lies asians if we understand disease with this new diagnosis. The treatment options become radically. Different medicine prescribed to address. The inflammation of people implant has been prescribed by others before us. Rudolf virchow sitting bull of france. Funnel huda are we and be our embed car and harriet tubman understood our morton hills constantly be vaccinated away. We need a world rebuilt with care at its heart. Many indigenous communities have resisted colonialism by continuing to care living world around them that kaffa life protect them inside and out indigenous communities to the greatest range of biodiversity on the planet and as a result hosts the most diverse micro biota inside their bodies. These microbes confer protection against inflammatory disease. Long when culture isn't capitalist and isn't colonized. it can sued the inflammatory diseases that afflict us and fuel the burning of our planet. Steve medicine offers new and old stories. That connect humans to the teaming microbes in our guts and to the teaming stars in the skies we offer a glimpse.
Democracy Now! Audio
"elka" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"The forty seven year old was given a deportation order in two thousand seventeen prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church in tokyo. The olympic committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by us shot-put silver medallist raven. Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is african. American identifies as queer told reporters. Her gesture from the medal. Podium represented the quote intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet unquote and other olympic news. Us gymnastic superstar. Simone biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died who was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed..
Democracy Now! Audio
"elka" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died who was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it. You really have to put some work into it but then you get something very good for that and when our theaters successful we feel the same way. You've got to think about. It doesn't like tell you everything it's on like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story. This is what it means. You've got to do so figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and the plays successful then. At the end you probably was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of eighty five on sunday. Surrounded by her five children and her partner peter schumann and those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren piece report..
Democracy Now! Audio
"elka" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Minister just send arden spoke sunday today. I stand on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration. Laws of the one thousand nine hundred seventies that lead to the events of the dohrn rates in burma. The head of the military junta has named himself prime minister six months after the military sees power in a coup army. Chief men on king has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military coup will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections and twenty twenty three. Since the coup more than nine hundred people have been killed and thousands arrested the washington post reports police in the united states. Shot dead more than one thousand people in twenty twenty the highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in two thousand fifteen about one in five. Fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past six years washington. Post his documentary more than sixty four hundred. Fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day in connecticut and ecuador and father of three who lived in a basement of a new haven church for two years to avoid. Deportation has been granted one year. Stay of removal nelson. Pinos has been living in the us for nearly three decades. The forty seven year old was given a deportation order in two thousand seventeen prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church in tokyo. The olympic committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by us shot-put silver medallist raven. Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is african. American identifies as queer told reporters. Her gesture from the medal. Podium represented the quote intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet unquote and other olympic news. Us gymnastic superstar. Simone biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died who was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it. You really have to put some work into it but then you get something very good for that and when our theaters successful we feel the same way. You've got to think about. It doesn't like tell you everything it's on like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story. This is what it means. You've got to do so figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and the plays successful then. At the end you probably was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of eighty five on sunday. Surrounded by her five children and her partner peter schumann and those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren piece report. I made me goodman. The highly infectious corona virus delta variant is causing huge spikes and cases across the united states and around the world with china's struggling to control surging infections and the philippines preparing for a new stricter locked down. The united states is now averaging some eighty thousand new cova cases a day about six times as many daily cases than a month ago as much of the world struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts. We begin today's show with the author of a new book that examines the social and environmental roots of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. In a minute we'll speak with the co-authors of inflamed deep medicine in the anatomy of injustice bestselling author raj patel and physician and activist rupa maria. But i this is an animated introduction to their book by air. Aaron koerbel hugh wake up one morning with the dry hacking cough. And you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis with an x ray and nasal swab. She diagnosis code. The corona virus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed..
Cutting The Distance with Remi Warren
"elka" Discussed on Cutting The Distance with Remi Warren
"What i wanted to do is just kind of outline. What thinker five key reasons that summer scouting can really pay those huge dividends when it comes time hunting season now. Of course if you're talking about maybe got an early archery tag summer. Scouting is the most accurate scouting to what you're going to see when that season rolls around but it's not necessarily the only time that the scouting payoff what i mean by that is. There's been many times. I've had an elk tag that say A november tag. I'll get out in the season. I'll find group of bulls and then later on in the year. I will use that knowledge of what i've found to be successful later on is also really good for understanding if you've got a limited entry tag you're saying like i don't know what type of deer what type of elk what type of antelope what type of sheep. Whatever i should be like. If i see it should i shoot it but some are scouting is a great way to understand the breadth of. What's in the area. You're hunting so let's talk about the things that make summer scouting so beneficial and the i actually quite a few. These goes off of this idea. Of how many articles on this. But i call it the velvet advantage and this is because as dear growing their antlers. Elka growing these hours. This is particularly pertains. The elk deer or anything. The grows antlers. There's there's certain aspects of them having that velvet in them needing energy to grow that velvet that can be exploited that lends them to being more susceptible to being spotted. So the i. I like to call the bachelor party and what that is early in the season. It doesn't actually have to do with the velvet but it has to do with the way that Herds of animals kind of congregate during different times of year so mule deer. Whitetail deer elk Even even i've seen moose even do this. It's pretty rare for miss their little more solitary. But what happens is the bucks or bulls separate off from the cows or does and they bachelor up. They do this early in the season and then they also do this again in the winter after the rut. So they're all friends they're all hanging out there all in safety by numbers mentality and they're grouped up in groups of bucks. How this helps. The hunter is it. Makes it a lot easier to understand what type of bucks or in an area. Because they're together. It also gives you a good barometer of being able to compare bucks together now. The first idea is what. I like to call the birds of feather so you heard that saying birds a feather flock together. I always think of that. When i'm out looking at bachelor groups of bucks. Because i always think i have that like saying in my mind because what you'll notice is a lotta times age. Classes of bucks will start to flock together. You might be in an area and you're like glasses you're turning up batchelor group buck bachelor group of bucking. You'll notice that they're like little to two by twos to threes two to three year old bucks and there might be one big buck in there. Whatever but for the most part. It's like these younger dear vault grouped up and you're like okay. I see this group of deer and okay. You're seeing lots of deer. You might be seeing these different groups of bachelor bucks but then it's like you find this one group of box and they're all mature box six to eight old heavy antlers. You're like wow okay. That's different than these other ones. You're seeing but what that is is it shows you the pockets of better age class and this is easier to find during the summer because one the the deer grouped up in it. Kind of gives you this idea of. Where do those mature deer like to live. There's a reason that those mature deer in certain area and it's because they've lived long enough they know places where they're safe and they're kind of grouped together in this because they're kind of like they've all got the same mentality they've survived. They've seen it all and they're starting to group up based on dear the very compatible them now. There is always like the caveat to that is sometimes. You'll see a big buck in with a bunch of smaller deer rounded or whatever. There's sometimes like i've noticed. After i've spent way too much time watching meal there even during the hunting season one day at a guy like literally just spent thirty days one year out there watching meal. They're not shooting anything. Just seeing what these deer do. And what i learned was like they have certain groups that they like in the fine like certain dear will stick together and then there's like ones that rove and move but oh like overwhelming fear to graph it out statistically certain age class dear tend to hang with certain age class deer and that's really helped me narrow down areas to focus on any time of the season. Because you can kind of discount is the miss this is. If you're looking for a certain type bacher more mature dear. You can start to discount what you might think of as a nursery those areas like especially. If it's an early season is like. I'm seeing so many deer here but they're all just like this young deer. They're all two year old year there. Whatever so that's like a nursery now. It's great if you're just looking for a successor. Maybe that's what you're looking for doesn't that's cool. Then you found what you're looking for but if you've got the time you've got the time in the summer these year going to be out there going to be more active. They're going to be grouped together. You can start looking for this pocket holding those better age class dear because what that's going to tell you. Is there something about this area. There provides enough safety to allow these in enough like the right food. The right amount of safety to allow these dear to get to a certain age. And there's something in this area. Where they're at that they tend to congregate toward during the season. You can focus your attention toward those areas because you know that they're gonna probably hold those better age class dear so the next next one number two. The one thing that some are scouring does because as that velvet this kind of goes back to that velvet advantage and what it is as those dear growing their antlers elk or deer. they're expending so much energy in in order for a buck or bulls to grow antlers. It's pretty much like a cow or go growing on like it takes that same amount of food takes same out so they're going to be feeding a lot and what that means is they're going to be outwear. The food is and allows you to concentrate. You're looking when you're scouting as opposed to going out with so you've got a november deer season and you're like hey. I've got some time to scout out in october as the worst time to try to look for deer because they aren't out in the open they're feeding their in completely different pattern during the summer during the spring. Deer and elk are in their feeding patterns. And this this pertains to a lot of other species this pertains to sheep this pertains to campaign to pronghorns Not so much as other things like that. The springtimes really good. I'd say springs a little bit better for pronghorns kind of rabbit trail. We can talk about pronghorns on on different episode. But we need to think about is like so they're growing season spring and the other stacking it on as as that spring good nutrition starts coming up. They're growing they're growing but you can't really tell with their antlers are fully like because they aren't quite developed yet so as you start going into summer some of that good spring nutrition shirt start shrinking up and you're limiting the number of areas where there's still really good food sources and you've got the advantage of the deer elk or whatever allers are growing and you can kind of tell what they're going to look like or you can tell exactly what they're what they look like but because they're needing that feed so much they're very tied to food sources and what that does is it kind of puts them one in a more pattern -able patterns. You can find them easier but it also allows you to concentrate where to look and allows them to be out in these areas more predictably in the mornings and evenings and more concentrated on food than cover so allows them to be out in. It's really good for glossing. Really good for finding. It's a really good time to take advantage of them being out in a place where it's easy to look because more open in generally for feeding areas and allows you to find the animals that you're looking for a lot.
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"elka" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"59 in Elka hone and in Carlsbad right now, it's 59 as well. Cocoa New Year's time 701 This hour of the news is brought to you by Heller, The home seller asked Keller, the home seller dot com solo. Donna, did you Did you feel a boom? Not a darn thing here a thing. I miss all of the sudden I didn't hear or feel it either, but apparently a lot of people did. It wasn't an earthquake. But this was what caused the ground to shake and produce a loud sound that echoed throughout the San Diego region. A sonic boom not one but two near the border over the ocean, But where Did they come from? Dr Marlene Millen, who is an internist at U C. San Diego Health knows what a boom sounds like. She grew up in Florida, near aircraft and now lives in mirror. Amazing, Not far from Miramar Saw aircraft take off at 7 30 PM It definitely seemed like they were heading more upwards than usual. You know, usually those like kind of straight out. Of course, there's planes all the time here. Could those have been the aircraft? Was it an F 18? Or the new Joint Strike fighter F 35, which will replace the Harrier at Miramar, the F 35 can take off. Vertically like a helicopter. No word from the military. But that boom 760 MPH breaking the speed of sound, Doctor Millan says radar showing one at 8:20 P.m. and another 8:30 p.m. just a little shake, rattle and roll. Get your attention Fill Farrar, Koko Ni and we have more on our morning news page at coco dot com. At least seven people have died and dozens are hurt after a bus crash south of Tijuana. Tijuana's police department says the bus was carrying more than 50 Hyundai factory workers when it rolled over on a highway near Rosarito last night. Firefighters and paramedics are reportedly on the scene trying to get passengers trapped in the wreckage out. The cause of that accident is not clear. Another case of a young child left at The border. The U. S Border Patrol says agents found a five year old Guatemalan girl running along the border wall in Santa's hydro after she'd been dropped off alone. Agents spotted someone leaving the child at the end of a border wall Monday morning and saw the girl walking along the Tijuana River Channel into the U. S. And then running along the wall agents picked her up brought her back to a nearby station. The five year old girl told them that her parents were in the U. S. But she did not have contact information for them. The man and woman accused of killing six year old Aidan Leo's on the 55 in Orange County are facing formal charges. Orange County D a Todd Spitzer says 24 year old Marcus Aires is charged with murder and another charge discharging Firearm.
WMAL 630AM
"elka" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"Do solemnly swear I am a federal employee. So you went in playoff federal that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States. I am a customs and border protection officer, and my job is to keep my country safe against all enemies, Foreign and domestic. I do that not for the pay or the glamour but for my family, my friends, my neighbors and my fellow citizens that I bear true faith and allegiance To the same. We worked to make sure that the banking system is faith and sound. For all Americans, and that I take this obligation freely. I work for the Transportation Security Administration. And my job is to keep the flying public safe and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office. I believe in giving back which I am about to enter high work for the Food and Drug Administration, and I am proud to protect the American public. I am proud to work for America Still help me govern Every federal employee takes the self go to they work for us, Dad. Or g'kar. Breaking news. The inside story on Washington's mall. W M. A L were Washington comes to talk. Now you may have we do have that audio right? Michael of the Elka bonk of alcohol. Elka Bond was, you know in quick draw McGraw and play guitar, and then he hit people over the head with it on down to make a fun sound and I.
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"elka" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"Now Friday, You told me that you weren't sure if you're gonna watch the game or not, we would depend on if anyone knelt during the national anthem. I didn't see anybody, Neil, So I'm going to assume that no one did. And that you then watched at least some of the game. Yes, You are correct, sir. I did. And I will tell you. I was pleasantly surprised by both America the beautiful and the national anthem and I didn't know the artist her But I wanted to write on my social media. Her crushed it. My gram per police wouldn't let me do it. I thought she was fantastic. I watched the first half hour and then dipped in and out between Tennis matches because one Riley Ope Elka was playing down under last night and yes, he won. All right. Good for him. We'll keep her eye on that as we move forward now. Well, then you were probably not there during the latter part of the game when Ah fan came out of the stands, and he didn't street but ran across the field. I'm just wondering if that is the nearly naked intruder that Hijack Suzanne Somers Livestream. No, no, I don't think that guy got bailed out in time to get to the Super Bowl that this Suzanne Somers was doing Ah sales thing online couple 100,000 people watching her selling her makeup products. In her home or from her home studio, and a guy who was pretty much naked, walked into the house grounds and she was very calm. It's very impressive to watch the video. How come she was and they? She said, Well, we could see he didn't have a weapon, so he's very clever. It zah pretty cool moment and glad nobody got hurt. But it also brought a ton of attention to Suzanne Somers Makeup line now will give you that couple Cove in stories of the pure Hope Elka podcast today that U. K Cove in 19 variant. Is doubling every 10 days here in the United States, and we're finding out also that AstraZeneca's vaccine reportedly not effective against the new variants. Yeah, that's that's an interesting thing. They're finding that the vaccine this AstraZeneca vaccine is not as effective against mild cases and kind of intermediate cases it protects. It seems against the real serious ones. Of this South African variants of South Africa, saying we're gonna hold on. We're not going toe be giving people the AstraZeneca vaccine right away of which, I guess is good news for Fizer. But now they're going to examine the data on that, too. The good news here Charlie is these variants while being a lot more contagious, don't seem to be any more deadly and effect, in some cases, slightly less. So that's the silver lining. All right, not a serious news. But my favorite story of the pure Hope. Elka podcast today. I'm gonna give you a quote is from Kristen Thompson in Jamaica. He's an executive associate ID. Would you make us legal cannabis industry and says it's a cultural embarrassment Last year was the worst. In terms of marijuana loss and called it laughable that Jamaica could be short on weed. Now, whether it's Jamaica, the United States or any part in the world if you got a statement like that 10 years ago, You would. You would have thought them or 10 years ago. You never thought you would hear a statement like that. No no but the legalization of marijuana in many states in this country in many countries around the world, decriminalizing it has driven up the demand. And I guess Jamaica just hasn't kept up with the farming. But it's what I would have first read the headline. I thought Come on now. So much jerking our chain here. Jamaica running out of pot is like Not that that running out of something, you know we'll be making jokes all day on this one. I just think Bob Marley is rolling in his grave and it's not rolling doing by the weed. I could. Ted Jamaican Weed's not That good. Everybody thinks people go to Jamaica for the weed. They go for the beaches. Because the wind is not that good. I heard from a friend Charlie, just from a friend. Okay, well, now you heard it from me..
WGN Radio
"elka" Discussed on WGN Radio
"W G M traffic Central Joseph R. Biden will be inaugurated as the 46, president of the United States. In just a matter of hours. Biden will be sworn in on the West Front of the U. S. Capitol beginning at about 11 o'clock this morning. Chicago time Vice President elect Kamila Harris will also take the oath of office. The National Mall usually attracts large crowds. But most of that will be empty today because of tight security and coronavirus restrictions. Former presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton are expected to attend the inauguration, along with the outgoing vice president, Mike Pence. Police in Washington are hoping for a peaceful inauguration day. WGN's Eric Wrong is there and says all is peaceful right now, but they've been preparing with high fences, concrete barriers in 25,000 members of the National Guard, and I have to say it is kind of Theory to see National Guard members in formation, walking down the streets of Washington, D. C. Some of them, of course, armed, also businesses. Had boarded up just in case of any problem on D C police officer tells Erica he doesn't expect any problems near the inauguration ceremonies because of all of the precautions that have been put in place. Chicago City Hall in the Cook County building are closed for inauguration day, and even some sit downtown apartment buildings are locked down. Some residents don't see the need for it all. Really, because I don't think nothing's going to go on. Yeah, but they already beat that stuff. I watched the sea, you know, so I don't think that's gonna go Ash Chicago's Emergency Operation Center is open as well able to respond instantly to any crisis. Within the last 15 minutes. Marine one has landed on the lawn of the White House, preparing to take President Trump away back to Florida after his presidency ends. Air Force One is parked on the tarmac out of joint base. Andrews of Fly him to Florida Little bit later this morning. Podium and flags have been set up for the president to make some farewell remarks. You'll be able to hear this wearing in and inaugural address right here on 7 20, WGN. And you can follow online it WGN radio dot com Again. We believe about 11 o'clock is when that swearing in ceremony will take place. You can watch coverage two of the inauguration beginning at nine o'clock this morning. On news nation. A Chicago man is facing nine felony counts of sexual abuse. WGN's Jo brand has the story. Chicago police identified 61 year old David pus Elka is the offender that sexually assaulted two women in 2017 Basilica was arrested yesterday morning around 10 50 in the 0 to 100 Block of West Madison Basilica faces seven felony counts of criminal sexual assault and force and two more felonies involving sexual abuse. Jo Brand WGN news man was Carjacked last night in Jefferson Park. It happened at about eight o'clock. He loaded some groceries in the vehicle in the 4900 block of North Mason Man jumped into his infinity and drove off. Chicago Police followed a second car suspected of being Used in the theft, but it crashed in the 5000 block of Lawrence. That car had been stolen a few days ago. No sign no sign of the carjackers. Chicago's joining the rest of Illinois. Moving to the next phase of the vaccine rollout beginning Monday. Resident 65 older as well as frontline, essential workers like teachers, police officers, postal workers and grocery store workers can be vaccinated. Corrections officers and inmates are also in that group. The next phase will be phased one C and we expect that to begin on March 29th now with WGN sports, Here's David and Good Morning, the Blackhawks in Florida were tied 33 go into the third period last night in Florida When one of the Hawks new faces came through their center ice over the path of line longer studies cars. This first National Hockey League go L F curse have let it rip from near the top of the left wing circle. And for the first time this season, the black cocks have a lead in the game..
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"elka" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Incidents or accidents you get in the way Ah lot of good news. Coco's next real time Traffic update at 7 10. Time to check in now with 10 news meteorologist Megan Perry. Hey, Good morning, Megan. Hey, Good morning. Much cooler today was sitting in the winds picking up through the day with strong winds through tomorrow. Showers. Also possible this afternoon through tomorrow. Coast in the low to mid sixties in the valleys in the load, upper sixties with San Diego's most accurate forecast, I maybe see 10 news meteorologist Megan Perry right now we're looking at 56 Partly cloudy skies in downtown San Diego. It is 52 If you're in the Kearny Mesa area, Dido for Elka hone See a little bit of, you know, kind of wisps of fog here and there around some of our valleys. The fall broke periods. 48 Carlsbad, 54. Kogo in two years time 702 high wind warning will be in effect for all of San Diego County is the Senate and the winds Return to the forecast it started with the National Weather Service is fuels. Our is dry now, as they usually are in October, leading to increased fire danger when combined with high winds. The damaging winds look to be most occurring and forming Tuesday afternoon and really just being relentless all the way through Tuesday. Evening in Tuesday night, So Tuesday night's going to be a rock and roll night with on and off strong winds all the way to the coast and it looks like winds will continue through Wednesday in San Diego. There could be some rain. That's part of this wind event the next two days, but things were really changed on Friday and Saturday. The first round of another winter storm moves in to San Diego Jacko Dakota News I'll go two years time is 703, and there are no public safety power shut offs at this time in the county, but with gusty wind conditions today and tomorrow, STG any is monitoring things. The utility says it's ready if the weather should impact the power grid to help prevent power outages, STG any urges you to remove any dead trees or overhanging branches, your structures. Secure patio furniture, loose objects in your guard and mylar balloons to ensure they don't fly into power lines..
Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"elka" Discussed on Newsradio 1200 WOAI
"National correspondent Bills Emperor in one half hour, Mike Hope Elka host me Pure Hope. Elka podcast before 7 30 Right now, traffic and weather So watching this Big rock on the Far South side, It's got everything shut down like 14 North found between press and south W W white. That was the accident involving the rolled over 18 Wheeler. At last check. It was about a 15 minute delay otherwise, traffic flowing along pretty well on the area Roadways You haven't seen me. Traffic problems called to one owes 75 26 So one on Michael Scott NewsRadio 1200 wook I cloudy skies today Decent chance of rain look for high around 70. San Antonio's first news with Charlie Parker. Yeah. Baby wasn't welcome into Tuesday, the day after the San Antonio Spurs won on the road yesterday afternoon. Beating Portland 1 25 104 Spurs are now eight and six on the season, they have won six of their last eight games. And they're six and two on the road standard the day Stat of the day. Only the Lakers and jazz. Have one more road games in San Antonio Spurs. I thought we give that out there now, while it's still relevant. We still have two conference championship games to be.
KCRW
"elka" Discussed on KCRW
"That set with honey. Elka Theeb off his flight release. You heard how he's one of my favorites of 2020. If you miss that all our lists in the best of you, check it out. Casey dot com slash best of Name's Anthony Valadez with you for about another 33 minutes than Aaron Bird Rocking you till six PM definitely looking for the catching his sets. A Z takes you across the world through sound. No passports required One of the benefits of loving music. Stay close new record from Zachary coming up his KCRW. Billions of people on earth. Take up a lot of space. You know what takes up much, much more the stuff you and I toss out your whole life. You told you buy it. You use it. You throw it away. Well, there's no such place is away. Everything has to go someplace there is an end of life cost everything from sea to take a solutions to the dirty problem of waste. A new year and a brand new series on the next greater L. A Tomorrow at one and 6 39 KCRW. Oh, my. It's been a while since you came around. It's hard, but I find it saving. And since I let you go by the way I feel without you feel. Around you feel around you. Oh, I feel around all these ups and downs that you put me through to bring me back to Baby. I love you. But I'm make you dig you down now. Yes, I'll build a baseball to make it up to you. Mm hmm. Stay there. Don't move. Just don't stay..