35 Burst results for "Ellie"
What Bitcoin Did
A highlight from All Roads Lead to Bitcoin with Checkmate
"0 .1 % to 1 % is gargantuan numbers, just extraordinary numbers, right? If Bitcoin does, in fact, achieve 1 % balance sheet capacity everywhere, it makes a lot of sense. It's the perfect currency to settle between enemies for oil, which creates enemies. Hello there from Bedford. How are you all? Yes. I got back from Lebanon yesterday. What an amazing, profound trip. I cannot wait to get the film out to show you what I saw. Also can't wait to talk about it with people. You learn a lot about Bitcoin when traveling, things you can't read in the book, things you can't get from a podcast. And so, yeah, I'm looking forward to talking about my experiences. And I also do, I just want to say a massive thanks also to everybody who helped. A whole bunch of people came out to Lebanon or were in Lebanon and helped us with making this film. So sorry if I forget someone, but massive thanks to Ralph, Tony, Francois, Ellie, Ralph's dad. Who have I forgotten? If I've forgotten someone, I'm very sorry, but you know I love you. And I thank you all so much for your hospitality and help in putting this film together. And speaking of which, I obviously want to say a massive thanks to Iris Energy because without them, I couldn't do this. They came to me last year, was it last year or this year? I think it was the end of last year, perhaps it was this year. I don't know. It's all blown into one, but said, how can we help you? What do you want to do? What do you need? What do you need to do Pete? And I said, well, I need to make a podcast, but I want to make some more films. And they fully backed this and they said, look, here's the money, go and make every film you want to make. So listen, a massive shout out to everyone at Iris Energy, specifically Dan and Will Roberts for backing me and Danny and all the things we want to do. Anyway, enough of that, welcome to the What Bitcoin Did podcast, which is brought to you by those massive legends at Iris Energy, the largest NASDAQ listed Bitcoin miner using 100 % renewable energy. Yes, I'm your host, Peter McCormack, and today I've got a banger of a show. One of the best ones I think I've recorded this year with my boy Checkmate from Glassnode. And we initially planned to talk about on -chain data and we touched on that a little bit, but we quickly moved into all sorts of areas from Bitcoin incentives to macro to politics. It was almost like just a couple of friends talking about all the bullshit in the world and figuring out the role of Bitcoin in this. So yeah, I love this one. I love Checkmate. What a guy, what a massive human as well. He's like six foot 11 or something ridiculous. Like he towers down on Danny. With Danny's next to Checkmate, it's like me being next to Danny.
The Aloönæ Show
A highlight from S13 E10: City of London & Equal Opportunities Discussion
"Alright alright yeah they might join us well hopefully yes that'd be good yep so I'm ready when you are alright let's go okay so I've been looking at lighters and cigars lately oh yeah mainly the point lighters and yeah the point lighters st. the point the point later it's just been curious might be something I might want to do I might want to collect lighters for some weird reason I think it might be cool don't like the smoke I don't really have anything to celebrate so maybe not smoke them but it might be good to try one at least once yeah sweet I'm hoping that Faith be joins come on ask her what's her why she it's on your teeth yeah that'd be interesting I mean I on one hand I can understand where she's coming from with what's being said about him but on the other hand I think it's important to do research because you never know unless you understand the full context not not to say everyone doesn't understand but you never know if you'd be lied to what if what we see right now is just an illusion true make to believe what we want to believe then you can live in your own fantasy land yes and a matter how hard you tried to be red -pilled you're always gonna get blue pill out of nowhere yep you gotta have a sharp mind yes yes I don't get why she thinks that men thinks she was much who I don't get what she was talking about earlier well and get understand that she doesn't want men to take over but the country of the world was built by men it was built by it every major corporation was built by a man or the vast majority of them I'll give them that I'll give the there have been some very famous male sign to female scientists Madden Curry Mary not to mention I will give them the fact that they a woman did help create the atomic bomb well I did help Einstein create the atomic bomb basically finished the Manhattan Project so they did help build that I'm not saying they can't become the biggest richest man the richest person in the world but I don't think it's gonna happen anytime this century I could be wrong I think it takes determination for women to show that they could do whatever man can it's just that that little amount of determination that there is representation on their behalf they need they need they need there needs to be something that's shown that it is possible regardless of gender religion sexuality at most whatever people group whatever people group there is a chance that you can make it I am gonna say this not all women were Putin present not all women were given their position because they're a talent a vast majority of them and this is sad to say but it kind of means women success but which is true happenstance is the fact a vast majority of these women they were put in positions that they had no business being put into didn't have the skills enough talent they were just put in there because it what's fp they want to say oh we hired a first female VP yeah oh bug off this also experience was her background exactly they don't know it they do what they do it's just ridiculous I know there are people I'm not saying all women are all women were put in this position like this I'm sure there's some ones are very qualified for the jobs and they were put given this corrosion given these opportunities but you've got a quick question of a lot of them were they truly given this jokes of our talents or they just get promoted for worship for virtue like the GM CEO Mary Barra she's unqualified unfit and quite honestly I'm surprised she hasn't been sucked and she's gonna be one of the main reasons why General Motors probably goes under that's just one not to mention I think that will be there I personally believe the future of American companies are all being run by Indian India like so basically yeah Google Indian feel Microsoft Indian there's probably offers swells is there so uh have you heard the news what news up Obama might be gay well I already know that I'm talking about another thing what's over news okay you see no there's this new immigration rule for the UK what's the immigration law so basically in short even if you're a foreigner where you're allowed to enter the UK visa -free you still need something that's called an ETA so you need permission even if you're a foreigner in a country where you can answer enter the UK visa -free you'd certainly permission to come into the country to do whatever and you can stay no longer than six months with the exception of going there for work or even long or long -term study so even if you so they have to get they actually have to go for citizenship yes you need to ask permission to the government to enter the country apply for citizenship by it seems how's the vast majority taken that well what do you think well I shouldn't you should you should know that unless we don't have a fucking field day but let's be real here yes is a little bit concerning but something has to be done about immigration yeah but but not like this so what so what so what let's repeat what they're doing again so basically blocking anybody from coming into the country technical yes what they are promoting is they need to ask the government permission to enter the country even to foreigners in countries that are given free to free access into the UK you still need to ask the government hey can I come in and then if they say yes then you can go in I wonder how that I wonder if I'll stop the boats I don't think I don't think it's about the boats what do you think that that's a separate story what do you think it's about then what do you think it's about control or for it is well has soon that killed his opportunity of staying in in power or is he oh no he's killed his chances ages ago at this point people can people are safely saying then the next election labor majority as I'll never fucking happen that'll never fucking happen well the odds say otherwise I know you don't believe I don't believe everything here in the media I wouldn't trust I wouldn't trust stormer without ever could touch him with two pennies oh no I'm not I'm not painting this in the media the the book he's saying that well the bookies are always the bookies said but Trump would never win and he did win so he's still got his chances if he can fucking fix the economy cuz trust me it's not gonna get better under stormer storms a fucking idiot if you're under stormer Jamie you're gonna be getting rid of your oil and gas you'll be dependent on the thingy and we'll be literally sucking up will be sucking will be the LGBTQ will be plastered around every fucking set will be plastered all around England you've seen the state of Scotland don't let it come to that point I feel sorry for Scots we are gonna hit I hate the LGBTQ I think some a lot of nonsense called mentally ill people doesn't help fun to smoke the representative in my stay in my down the road representative in like one of my districts that is transgender I never happens it is very important to ask people why why are you feeling the way you are why are you doing the things that you're doing I think it's a lot of it I think it's mainly really for attention at least if what we need to do is stop giving these people attention stop giving these people stopping knowledge in their existence because we acknowledge your existence we're just encouraging their behavior it's like saying when you are when a baby when a cries baby cries you don't give it attention cuz it just it you're just rewarding it what we need to do is figure out a way to lower prices on properties what we need is cheap food we need the pricing on food to be as cheap as possible need the prices on property to be cheap so what I'm thinking to stop to solve that I'm thinking what if we were to create a bond what we were to create like a special thing right about basically help give give give everybody give people everyday people an opportunity to basically buy a house so basically cutting the prices in half right and give and give it it's only a certain type of thing that's only allowed for everyday people for the everyday people for the people and not and called big corporations can't use let use it what I'm suggesting we do is give like give massive loopholes for everyday people but bar and control property it's limit them at property but but like the likes of Blackrock the crop price Warhouse Cooper TSB and all these banks in Britain can buy so I've heard rumors that TSB is looking to get into the property market rental property markets which is quite interesting I so else's sir be bought into any new companies lately good strategy the changes in the stock market or the economy for that matter you got anything in pharmaceuticals besides John and Johnson and Johnson there's not much big father I'm investing in it till right now sure if things go away I think is you might be getting a shitload of money off Johnson Johnson soon because of the the sniff yes a district in California basically banned masks in backseat basically banned wearing on masks let's start yeah but it's a district that's always mainly Republican okay okay that makes sense you'd be surprised but there's a lot of Republicans in in California the only thing is so it's not enough to clear the state I do think that California is not big it should be split into two states I'm saying like it should be the north and the east of California one side we should do north of California and east of California and split it down the middle and basically one I personally think that should be it give more delicate seats but remember give more opportunities but not to mention it might be a thing that it might give over can I think all the all the side with Ellie I think everything to do with Ellie and Cupertino should be Cupertino LA California Cupertino all of that should be under one state and the rest of it should be the number let San Francisco I kind of like the north -south California divide yeah well I think in San Francisco part of California oh yeah it's a famous coastal city of California why can't we make that and why can't we make that and it surrounds areas its own state I don't think it's big I don't think it's big enough to be its own state I think it'll be as close as Rhode Island or Delaware it's it's the smallest area let's go but I'm saying the Bay Area maybe California big you know yeah I think I think San Francisco Bay and other neighboring neighborhoods that I think that should be enough to it for it to become its own stuff yeah it could be the next Washington DC what do you mean a shithole well yes but it's also like a district that's predominantly Democrats Washington DC ever since the u .s.
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews
A highlight from Eleanor Terrett Talks SEC Ripple XRP Ruling, SEC Coinbase & Grayscale, BlackRock Bitcoin ETF & US Crypto Regulations
"Hey everybody, I've got Ellie Teret with me, journalist and producer at Fox Business. Ellie, you and I spoke, boy, what was it, like a year ago? I was trying to figure out when it was, I think over a year. Over a year, right? And I want to say first, thank you for all the great reporting and journalism you've done a lot, so thank you. And of course, highlighting, you know, this story around crypto and the Ripple lawsuit because no mainstream media was covering it until you guys did. So I want to start by just saying thank you. Oh, well, thank you. And yeah, it's been a journey, hasn't it? I think everyone's been on it together. And the recent ruling kind of brought everything to a head and there's still definitely more to go and we'll discuss what's coming up. But yeah, it's been a crazy two years. And you guys, you've been covering it, I guess, longer than I have because I got in really, I think it was November 21 when I wrote that, the 10 ,000 word opus, we called it, on everything that went into bringing the lawsuit and all the key players. So from what you first entered into the market and in covering, you know, the crypto industry and the Ripple lawsuit, and then seeing how things have progressed and so many folks getting involved, so many stakeholders in the industry, and then the judge makes that ruling, what was your initial thoughts? Like, whoa, you know, what was, Yeah, I thought it was a pleasant surprise for the industry. I think a lot of people had speculated what we might see from the judge, especially legal minds. We've got great lawyers like John Deaton and Jeremy Hogan who have seen cases like this before and seen judges make similar decisions, not in the digital asset industry necessarily, but they had a good idea of what she was going to come out with. And I think at the end of the day, it was a pleasant surprise for the industry because there was some of that much needed clarity that was given around the digital token XRP, right? The judge said XRP in and of itself is not a security. The way in which it's transacted would either make it a security or not. So I think that was the outcome that everybody was hoping for and it's given some clarity and also some much needed comfort to companies, I'd say like Coinbase and other exchanges that the SEC has been targeting for selling these unregistered securities, right? Because now we get to look at the transaction. And we're honing in on what exactly those, I guess, contracts were. So there was an investment contract when they sold to hedge funds and to institutional investors. And I think there's some more to dive into there, but it was definitely a good surprise. I think Ripple, in this regulatory environment we're in, I think a lot of people were surprised that Ripple could pull a win of any kind, even a small one, right? I think there was kind of consensus that Ripple might be on the losing end here because the SEC has become so powerful. And also the judge is a Democrat appointed judge, right? So Obama appointed her and I think there was some concern that she might vote, but she might rule on a political line and we've seen the Republicans sort of take the lead. We've seen some Democrats get on board and we'll talk about that in a little bit, but it's been mostly a Republican led effort in the crypto space so far. So I think some people were concerned that she might vote politically, rule politically, and she didn't. She ruled by the law. She applied the Howey test, which is exactly what the SEC required of her or asked her to do, right? Applied the Howey test to digital assets and she made a ruling that made sense. I thought it made total sense. Right. It goes back to the simple principles behind the Howey test of, Ellie, the oranges in your supermarket are not securities. Every orange grove in Florida is not a security, but rather it's how Howey packaged it. He said, my orange groves are special and come invest in it and you get a return. So it's not inherently the orange groves or the oranges. So the ruling was just spot on in my opinion. And really gave investors, retail investors, some much needed relief, right? Because their investments were locked up. Nobody could trade XRP on exchanges for years. And then all of a sudden you've got Coinbase, you've got Kraken, you've got Binance US relisting this token that everybody has been waiting for for about two or three years. I think that's really dented the SEC's argument in terms of everything is a security. It's kind of got, the SEC's kind of got egg on its face now, right? With these exchanges relisting, they kind of look, let's say a little dumb.
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews
A highlight from SEC GARY GENSLER APPEALS RIPPLE XRP RULING! COINBASE BASE & MAXINE WATERS STABLECOIN REGULATION
"Welcome back to the Thinking Crypto Podcast, your home for cryptocurrency news and interviews. If you are new here, please hit that subscribe button as well as the thumbs up button and leave a comment below. If you're listening on a podcast platform such as Spotify, Apple or Google, please leave a five star rating and review. It supports the podcast and it doesn't cost you anything. Well, folks, we got some very big news and the SEC versus Ripple lawsuit. So the SEC is looking to appeal some of the decisions from Judge Torres. Here James K. Filan or attorney James K. Filan, I should say, tweeted out the following SEC files letter outlining its basis for filing a motion for leave to file an interlocutory appeal regarding programmatic offers and sales to XRP buyers over trading platforms and Ripple's other distributions. He says the SEC seeking a stay of all proceedings pending appeal is not unexpected. So James actually spoke about this back in December 21st, 2022. And I think we all know the SEC was going to appeal, right? Because on one hand, even if they don't win the appeal, they want to do it from an optics standpoint. So they don't look weak because if they just took their loss and ran with it, the entire industry right now is really emboldened and feeling confident that they're going to be able to beat the SEC and the wins have been taken out of Gary Gensler's sales. Even Congress, members of Congress who have crypto bills like Patrick McHenry, Cynthia Lummis and these folks have been using this ruling to say, hey, we got to get crypto regulations pushed through, support my bill, right? We've seen those statements. So not surprised by this. Now something we need to keep in mind is that, look, as of right now, the law based on the ruling is that XRP intrinsically is not a security, secondary market sales are not a security. That's the law. What you're probably going to see tomorrow and over the next few days, a lot of fun. Ripples will be defeated. The SEC is coming back for XRP to make it a security, right? People are going to say a lot of negative things just expected, right? Could it click bait headlines? But this is where you leave your emotions to the side and you think about this logically. Now we have to see how things play out. I don't think the SEC has a strong case here. I think this is more for optics, but I could be wrong. But if we're looking at the possibilities or the percentages that are probabilities, I should say, of what scenario is to play out, I don't think the SEC has a strong case here. I think this ruling stands. Now here's Stuart Alder Roddy of Ripple. He's the chief legal officer. He tweeted out about this news. He said the SEC does not have the right to appeal just yet, which is why they are asking for permission to file an interlocutory appeal. Ripple will file its response with the court next week. Stay tuned. So of course, Ripple is going to push back on this, right? So this is not a done deal that they can just appeal. Like he said, they don't have the right to, but they're going to ask for permission to appeal. So that's an important factor there. Here attorney Jeremy Hogan said, and the SEC continues to make questionable decisions requesting an interlocutory appeal. Note that it is not appealing whether XRP itself is a security, just its losses on the programmatic and individual sales issues. So interesting thoughts here. Now one of the folks replied to Jeremy's tweet and said the Torres ruling on XRP programmatic sales is what led to XRP being a non -security and crypto exchanges relisting XRP, is in challenging programmatic sales, the functional equivalent of challenging the non -security status of XRP. That's a great question. Jeremy said two separate issues, XRP is not a security period, but if the SEC wins the appeal on sales, then Ripple couldn't use exchanges to facilitate sales. And the big question would exchanges keep XRP listed? He said, I think yes, as long as they can verify sales are not being made by Ripple. So to recap, the SEC is not appealing that XRP itself intrinsically is not a security. I think they would absolutely lose that, right? Because it goes back to the orange groves and oranges themselves were not securities in the Howey test. It was the packaging, how Howey put together that investment scheme, but they are going after those exchange sales. And I don't think they're going to win it, but they have the right to appeal. Well, I should say they can appeal, but they have to ask for permission as Stuart said. So let's see where things go. Ellie Tourette of Fox Business, she said the following, from everything I've learned about interlocutory appeals from brilliant legal minds in this space, they are notoriously tricky to get approved. The SEC will need to get blessings from both Judge Torres and the Second Circuit in order to do for this to be granted.
Epicenter
A highlight from Alex Gluchowski: zkSync - A new Era for EVM-compatible zk rollups
"This is AppCenter episode 507 with guest Alex Gluforsky. Welcome to AppCenter, the show which talks about the technologies, projects, and people driving decentralization and the blockchain revolution. I'm Brian Crane and I'm here with Federica Ernst. And today we're going to speak with Alex Glucorsky. He is the co -founder and CEO of MatterLabs and MatterLabs is the company that's building ZK Sync, which is one of the most exciting and sort of largest ZK roll -up technologies that's looking to scale Ethereum by kind of maintaining all the Ethereum's trust assumptions and bring freedom to people all over the world. So thanks so much for joining us, Alex. It's my pleasure. Thank you for having me. So we had you on like two years ago and a lot has happened since then, including the ZK space, having gotten lots of traction, lots of interest, it's still an area that's hard for a lot of people to sort of understand and wrap their head around, even people working crypto. So I thought like maybe we can start with just a very brief recap of what are ZK roll -ups and why is ZK such a great technology to scale blockchains? Absolutely, let me try. So with blockchains, we really observe the revolution, the cost starting with Bitcoin and Ethereum taking it to the next level, smart contracts and all the programmability of money, interactions, value, like really this is, to me, it's the continuation of the Internet revolution, but it's a quantum leap. It's a jump from Web 2 .0 to Web 3 .0, like adding value to the Internet on transaction level. The problem is that the very same properties that make things like Bitcoin, Ethereum, decentralized blockchains valuable, they also lead to the difficulties in making it available to a lot of people. There are some key things, in my opinion, that we can distill this value to. Among them are trustlessness, permissionlessness, openness, absolute inclusivity of these networks. And to achieve that in the blockchain world from the early days, we embraced the maxima of don't trust, verify. So essentially everyone has to verify all the transactions, all of the activity that's happening on chain. And you can think of blockchains as the social economic systems, but in the essence, what's happening under the hood, those are just computing systems. So Ethereum is really, Ethereum started with the narrative of being a world computer, and it's what Ethereum really is if you look at it from the computer science. So that means everyone has to redo all of the computations for everyone else, which leads to quadratic complexity of communication, storage, computation requirements. And it's just infeasible to bring it to the work. You know, like when you are scaling the internet and adding a value layer onto the internet, you can't rerun the computation of all the other servers, of all the other, like redo everything that everyone else is doing. So is this a fundamental limitation, which people have tried to solve with different trade -offs, always leaving some parts of this value proposition severely damaged, like either you give up decentralization or you give up security or you give up some other important properties. And it was not until zero knowledge proofs appear that we found a fundamental solution to this. So like we came up earlier, the community came up with some really ingenious ways to make this trade -offs in a limited way. You know, like we experimented with things like state channels, payment channels, plasma, which then transitioned into like optimistic rollups. All those things were important steps on this journey, but the ultimate destination is zero knowledge proofs. To explain why zero knowledge proofs, or specifically like more, more precisely succinct zero knowledge proofs or SNARKs are in fact, they would be better called like proofs of computational integrity. They allow you to verify arbitrary amount of computation very cheaply. It doesn't matter how much original computation you do, how much it would take you to naively recompute, you can let someone do the hard work for you. And then only present you with a final proof, which is going to be a short file, like one kilobyte or maybe a few kilobytes of data that you can process using very simple arithmetic operations and come back to result, whether it's true or false. And the beauty of it, you can combine various zero knowledge proofs recursively. So you can do a lot of computation in parallel and then like verify them, produce a proof that you verified some proofs and verify this proofs of proofs and so on until you get to this one single proof, which attests to the integrity of all the computation that you managed to back in there. And then you settle this on something like Ethereum as in global settlement layer, global layer of consensus, where we all agree, okay, this is the last state. And enables this us to scale support chains, basically indefinitely. And just let's say if I'm to verify all of these proofs, then I need to know what is being proved though, no? So if there's like a huge chain of all kinds of computation, I still need to know like, you know, all of the things you are computing, even if I don't have to do the computations. You don't have to know all of these things. You only need to commitment. Like in cryptography, in Oracle blockchains, we have a really nice primitive called commitment, where you can have a single hash that is a fingerprint of multiple things. Like usually we pack it in a Merkle tree and you have a lot of leaves at the bottom of the Merkle tree. And then you have one hash, the root hash of the Merkle tree, which will be the biggest representation of all of the data that is committed in the stream, if you have to change one of the leaves, this hash will necessarily change and it's really, really hard, computationally infeasible to find, like to fake it, to find some hash that will correspond to the set that you want. So in this regard, you don't have to know all of the things that's happening computationally there. You only have to know that whatever you are verifying has a subset, which is of interest to you. So like I was recently thinking that the best way to describe zero knowledge proofs in the blockchain context would be to call them not zero knowledge proofs, but like partial knowledge proofs, where you can only look at things that are important to you, but you still have the full picture and you know that everything else that you currently don't care about is also still correctly verified. So a good example of this to intuitively understand this, and you can calibrate me to let me go deeper into tech or more high level in this interior, but an intuitive understanding for people out there would be, imagine you're receiving a payment on PayPal or Venmo or your bank account. You will see that your account balance has increased. You might want to see who is this payment coming from, and you don't care about all the other accounts in the world. You still want to be sure that all the other accounts in your, at least in your bank, are correctly managed, that all the other payments are done with high integrity, because if that's not the case, maybe your account is increased, but like all the other accounts are increased by $1 million, and so the bank is really insolvent, and it won't be able to pay you this money when you go to the shop with your credit card, you won't be able to make a payment. So you don't care about those computations, but you still want them to be correct. So like zero knowledge proofs would allow you to verify the integrity of all the other payments without having to care about them, and the way we implement zero knowledge proofs in the world of blockchains, the way we apply them to blockchains today on Ethereum is by building ZK rollups. And so we can talk about what ZK rollup actually is. Yes, let's do that. So in a ZK rollup, who produces the ZK proofs and kind of what's the mechanism end to end? Sure. So a ZK rollup is a layer two scaling solution. So instead of transacting directly on layer one on Ethereum on the mainnet itself, we say let's create a parallel blockchain that is going to process transactions completely separately, so like we will have someone, some entity or maybe decentralized body of entities that will accept transactions and will sequence them in blocks. We'll call this body sequencer. Can be centralized, run by one server. Can be decentralized, run by consensus of multiple validators. It doesn't matter. Let's just assume we have this one blockchain. So the sequencer collects transactions, pack them into blocks, verifies that they're valid, like tries to. If the blocks are invalid, they won't be able to produce those. And after the blocks are complete, they do two things. One is they compute the zero knowledge proofs for all the transactions in the block and they produce a final proof that this block is complete. To make it practical, it probably requires still recursive proof generation. So we will split this block into small, many small multiple chunks. We'll produce the proof for each of the chunk. Maybe we'll move heavy operations into specialized zero knowledge proofs that are more efficiently verifiable than generic purpose transactions. We'll produce the proof of that. Then we will aggregate all these proofs together in one single proof of the block, which contains all the logic that verifies all the logic that we need. Transactions were done correctly, that the user is authorized, and with signatures that smart contract logic executed correctly. And then all the hashes, basically all the computation, right? We have this one proof. And then this proof is submitted on layer one. Along with the new root hash for this block. So we don't publish the entire state. We don't publish all the transactions. We just say, here's the new state. Here's the new commitment to the state, the new root hash. And here's a proof that this new root hash is indeed a valid transition from the previous root hash, the previous commitment to the state, which is recorded on layer one to this new root hash. And layer one, the smart contract on Ethereum can actually verify this proof, come to conclusion objectively by nature of pure math verification, that the proof is correct and make the state transition. And then we need the second thing. We need to make sure that even though the state transition is now verified on layer one and the transition is made and we have the new root hash of the state, everyone else knows what actually happened in this block. Specifically with regard to what is the new state of all the accounts in the block. Because if people don't know it, if external observers, the users or the other validators don't know what changed in the state, they will not be able to do anything with it. Like we will enter a state which is committed on Ethereum, that no one except for whoever made this transition can actually process. I cannot prove to you that I have money, I cannot access this money, I cannot withdraw, I cannot transact on this chain. So it would be like a frozen state. So in order to solve this, we have to publish something to the users, to everyone who wants to observe. We need to publish some piece of information that will allow them to reconstruct the state or to reconstruct the changes that happened in the state from the previous known state. So there are two ways to do it. One is you publish all the transaction inputs, and you just make it available to everyone. And then people can recompute these transactions and reconstruct the state, which is something the optimistic rollups do. And the second approach is that you publish the actual differences for each storage slot that has been changed in this rollup block. You publish the new state of the storage slot. Either way, the observer now can reconstruct the state, and they can work with the new block. But the trick is we have to publish it on some really strong censorship -resistant system. And the most censorship -resistant we have is Ethereum itself. So we kind of abuse Ethereum network to make this data available. We call it the data availability and the ultimate vision for Ethereum to be the settlement and the data availability layer for rollups, making rollups the center of the Ethereum roadmap and really the place where most of the activity on Ethereum will happen. Cool. There's a lot to unpack here. Let me maybe recap this. So basically, from a technical point of view, what a ZK rollup requires is full forward. So you need regular checkpoints on L1 that can't revert. You need a proof of correctness from checkpoint to checkpoint. You need data availability on L1, either directly by call data or kind of in the Dank Schalding world in the sidecar blobs. The first thing is you need forced inclusion. And basically, the next checkpoint is only valid if forced inclusions are provably part of the next checkpoint. So we will go into this in just a little bit to kind of discuss kind of the recent developments and kind of the Villedium world and so on to kind of look at the entire spectrum of kind of shades of L2. But maybe before that, let's quickly talk about the newly launched ZK Sync 2 .0, because that came out recently. So now that we kind of know how ZK rollups function theoretically, let's get down to the meaty part. So what's new with ZK Sync 2 .0? Well, ZK Sync 2 .0, which we call ZK Sync Era, is not such a recent development. We launched it half a year ago, live in Mainnet. And it was the very first ZK AVM, the very first ZK rollup with programmability generic that could execute contracts written for solidity or in solidity for AVM. So you could take a contract that works on Ethereum and you just deploy it and it works out of the box in most cases. And all the tooling works, or like not all the tooling works, but like the critical pieces work, like the Web3 API, the testing, the deploying, the access to it, logs, everything follows the AVM programming model. And yes, since then, we experienced a lot of growth on the platform. And it's in fact now the most popular L2 on Ethereum. We had more transactions in the last 30 days than any other L2, with I think 25 million transactions, both arbitrary and following with 24, and optimism is 16 million and everyone else way below. And it's currently the third L2 by TVL. And it's also growing, fluctuating, but the DeFi component is growing very strongly and we have more and more budgets launching on Era. So Era, yeah, it's a big step for Ethereum. It's what people were waiting for many years and thought it will take many more years to arrive in the full form. Let's kind of look at the taxonomy of different CK rollups, right? So basically it's a space that has grown leaps and bounds in recent years. And even on this podcast, we recently interviewed Jody and David from CK EVM at Polygon. We spoke with Ellie from Stark, with Zach and Joe from Aztec, but there's also other people we haven't had on the podcast yet, like the scroll team, the linear team, and so on. Do you have a taxonomy in your head for these different CK rollups? So basically what kind of buckets do they fall into? Vitalik came up with this post introducing different types of CK EVMs. I'm not sure it will be relevant in the midterm, like it's probably still relevant now, but we're in a very early experimentational phase. So in that post, he broke it down into essentially degrees of closeness to the original Ethereum specification. Like how far do we deviate from pure native layer 1 EVM? Different CK EVMs have, like some of them embrace the bytecode native approach, some of them embrace compiling, some are somewhere in between. Some of them are trying to be as close to layer 1 as to replicate the full blocks of layer 1 and let storage be kept in exactly the same format.
AP News Radio
Eberle scores 2 as Kraken outshine Stars 6-3, send series to deciding Game 7
"The Seattle kraken even their best to 7 playoff series with the Dallas stars at three games apiece with a 6 three victory. The kraken took control early and jumped to a four one lead minutes into the second period. Jordan eberle had two goals and one assist for the game. Ellie told that an also had a three point game for the kraken scoring one goal and adding two assists
The Eric Metaxas Show
"The Watchman in the Night" Covers Cal Thomas' Extensive Career
"I still can't believe this. Your book, the book we're going to talk about right now. It's called the Watchmen in the night. What I've seen over 50 years reporting on America, Cal Thomas, America's number one syndicated columnist, holy guacamole. How is that possible? 50 years isn't what it used to be. Let's be honest. Well, I'm a lot older than I look. I guess it's persistence, you know, Eric, I'd ever take no for an answer. I've got started doing this column in 1984, the wonderful publisher of the LA times, Tom Johnson, who's an LBJ Democrat, but a very fair minded individual, opened the door for me. Gave me an opportunity in the column just took off. And he was gracious enough to write the introduction, which I'm very happy about. And of course, you were in the reporting business, the journalism business, parentheses, journalism is dead, of course. But back when it existed, and when it was alive, you were in that business long before you even got the column. So Cal, let's just, I want to start with your story because we haven't done that. Where did you grow up? And how did you find your way into the business of journalism? Well, it's a great story. And usually it takes about 30 minutes, which means I'd have to refer you to my agent for a speaking fee. But just the brief mention, my father knew only one person in the broadcast industry. He had no background in this. He happened to be an announcer at the local NBC station in Washington. And when he found out that I was interested in this field, he introduced me to him and the announcer took me down to the NBC News department in D.C. and introduced me to people and said, well, we don't have an opening for anything now, but fill out an application. And then I did three weeks later. They had copy boy quit. I was 19 years old. And I got the job. And that was the start. I work with some really, really great journalists. Most of whom came out of print or broadcast newspapers, wire services, to broadcast, and they were huge influences on me. I suspect anybody under say 50 or 60 years old wouldn't remember the names David Brinkley, or maybe him. Richard harkness, Bryson rash, Ellie Abel, all of these were really good writers. And they all wrote their own stuff, by the way, as I do. David Brinkley wrote his own stuff.
Mark Levin
A Painful Analysis of Elie Mystal's Book
"If you watch MSNBC for half a minute they're even worse than CNN and CNN is atrocious MSNBC is a disaster of low IQ Democrats and former Republicans That's what it is That's what it is And they bring on every radical left wing academic racist or bigot they can imagine By the way you know what I did in great pain mister producer I read this guy Ellie misters book It is horrendous He calls the white men on the Supreme Court he calls them White supremacists There is no such thing as reverse racism He goes on and on The guy is unhinged He's a vile nasty hateful as hoping And he is a regular fairly regular slot on MS LSD Typically on the joy Reed program those prize air because she's much the same But to have such number one ignorance about American history and number two hate for the country you live in Raleigh had jackass like you can succeed And to exercise your freedom of speech rights while condemning the people who enshrined it it's just incredible to me
The Dan Bongino Show
Alisyn Camerota Has a Meltdown Over Fox News-Dominion Settlement
"Here's CNN anchor used to work at Fox I did not work there with her disclosure We did not work in the payroll however I did a couple of hits with Allison camerata It sounds like hits from lebon That's a TV term for appearances I should talk in regular not true TV jargon I did a couple appearances when she was hosting I think Fox and Friends I don't remember But she was at Fox I found her to be not that bright just being candid I told her a story about the ATF she couldn't figure it out It was pretty simple story So it took her like three four times I don't get it Well that sounds like an IQ issue But here she is here melting down yesterday She's very upset about the settlement and keep in mind she's airing these claims on the pee pee tape network CNN Take a listen Are you surprised about what Fox did I haven't been surprised by any of this Nor am I surprised by the settlement I predicted there would be a settlement all along because Fox doesn't want to air its dirty laundry in a court case And forgive me I don't share quite Ellie's I guess being impressed at the outcome This is half of what dominion asked for Let's remember And yes obviously it's a big windfall for dominion It's chump change for Fox They make more than a $1 billion a year They're news division And so this is I think this is a victory for Fox They don't have to put their big stars on the stand And they didn't even have to issue a public apology When you guys say that they admitted that they lied no they didn't They're saying that we acknowledge the court's findings that certain claims about dominion appear about dominion to be false That doesn't say we lied that says they're false And they say certain claims they're not even saying they made those claims They're not even saying which hosts of theirs made their claims I think that this is the best outcome that Fox could ever have hoped for once they got themselves into this man
AP News Radio
Tolvanen scores twice, Kraken beat Predators 7-2
"That cracking age closer to a playoff birth with a 7 two thrashing of the predators. Ellie tolvan and scored twice to back Philip grubauer, who needed to make just 14 saves. Everybody was committed to playing defense and locking really important charts that I think gordo had, one of the best period on Duchenne, I think of us. Yeah, those plays a huge Jerry McCann had a goal and two assists to Seattle prevented Nashville from making a move in the wild card race. The kraken hold the top wild card birth, and the predators are behind the jets for the second. Matt duchene and Tyson Barry each had a goal and an assist for Nashville. I'm Dave ferry.
Love Island: The Morning After
"ellie" Discussed on Love Island: The Morning After
"That sounds like a town in Greece. Casey. Casey, Casey. Boy Tom though. Tommy. Tom is back on our terrace once again. Given those eyes and parking up those lips, he also shared a kiss with Lydia this time. I didn't think a tough decision couldn't put that word. Yeah. I made life hard for you. Yeah. So that's what you do. I'd say I'm sorry about not. Tara told terrorist Tom terrorist Tom. I'd say I'm sorry, but I'm not. No you're not. Let's just talk about our boy Tom. Come on. Lydia is sorry. Tom's a big flirt and he pulled it off. Could Lydia be his match? Does he have a hard decision to make here? I mean, because Sammy already expressed, you know, she was missing him. She had a down days. She was missing Tom. It's like, for me, it's the idea of you guys having maybe you'll place and it's like you've taken her to the same place. It's like you could have done the fire pit like be creative. Mate, I love people who throw themselves. Hammer and tongs at love island. And who are literally, I am Tom will come out of it and it will tell his grandkids mate. I'm not joking, they'll come out of it and be like, I did love island. But he did it. He's going in, he's enjoying himself. He's got a kid. He enjoyed the start of it, then he copped up and had a bit of a relationship. Then he was like, you know what? I'm going to do casso doing castle. As a fan of love island and what happens, you really want people to just take that lifetime experience and have a list and I love that. I'm here for it as well. Because it's such an amazing opportunity. It's really about finding that love and don't settle. Don't settle. Go out there and enjoy yourself. And you know what? If Sammy's got a problem with it, she can turn around and be like, it's not for me. Yeah. Yeah, Sammy should do her own thing too. Well guys, we had Santa mon Kai who also shared multiple kisses last night and she said he was our favorite kiss. Could we see some wars Mitch on these two in the near future? What do we think? Yes. Can I just say I love the energy, the sanem has brought because she has been on it. She has had two snogs, which I love. I wonder whether he's going to pursue that though, because Olivia's gone, by the way. Gone. She's out of here. And I would like personally to see him pursue just because I think it'd be nice for him to sort of actually I think they've got good energy together. The kids, that mean the way the kids came about, he was so ready for it. Yeah. Is that what you want to kiss me? He was on it. And his little giggling going on as well. Oh, I love the giggles. I'm coming from a personal thing. You know, I did this love test and my number one thing is humor. I'm just saying. Oh, it's good. How have been told? What about you? How important is humor? I don't think I could be of someone who doesn't make me dolls. Can you make people laugh though? Yeah. I think I make attention to me. I don't think I'm intentionally funny. I always say I'm not funny. I don't think I'm funny. Yeah, but that means you're funny. You're funny, you don't tell jokes funny. I told you. Your conversational funny person. Maybe. Yeah. Do you know what you are? What am I? Without being funny. You're really good energy. That's nice. Listen, I'm all about. This is the pod man. You guys are just the energy we need. John, tell you who we're about to be joined by. He's got great energy is Ellie. We have a evacuated island. Ellie, in the studio with us. And I can not wait to ask you questions. Honestly, Ellie, we are so excited to have you on the board. Oh my God, I'm so ready. To start, what was your favorite day in the villa? Nice and lighthearted. Oh my God, I love the Gladiator challenge. Do you remember that? Oh yes, yes, yes. I remember that one. I loved it because it was fun and then there was drama. Like a lot of drama. I feel like you want to go back in. Oh my God, I was like, I was like cool security. I'm not a packing my bags. I was like holding onto the palm tree. I was like, what do you mean? I was like customers tomorrow. So good. I mean, I'm going to have to bring you back to the terrace because last night we saw another terrorist kiss for Tom. You're very aware of the terrace I think. Did that bring back old memories for you? We have to ask you obviously about the eye contact. What was it like to be on the receiving end of that look? I love it. You know what was iconic for Tom. He was the only person that did the heart rate challenge and didn't dance. Ever in love island history, he just sat down next to everyone who went like this. And I was like. Yes. He didn't dance. He didn't even flinch. He looks very sensual and so what kind of skill set is that? I don't know. We need to take notes. But I want to know what he says. Because everyone says that he didn't say much. And he doesn't seem to look like he's as much, but he gets all the girls, so what is happening? Oh my God, I saw this clip when I came out and it was like, when I said to him, I was like, you say two words and go to bed. And he actually does. No, he just doesn't have to say much, but like, Tom, does this thing where so excited? Do you know we just watched it? Like he'll sit on the terrace and he's like flirting with you, but he kind of like awkwardly looks away and then every so often he'll just like glare. And then you're like, oh my God. I'm not dead. He's like, okay, wait, and then glad. And be like Zara, look at me. Look at me in the eyes. And then all of a sudden you're just kissing Tom and you're like, what? Literally, and then you're like, obviously we're on the terrorist. Obviously, we're not going to tell anyone. Obviously, I am going to tell people oh my God, I don't think it took me long to tell well to be honest either. What do you hope for Tom? 'cause I'll tell you what I hope afterwards. Do you know what now? I hope that he gets back with Sami. Really? Genuinely, when you're around them, they really like each other. You see a difference in Tom, like he's their bubbly together, like that's what we were set up so. India, what do you think? I was cold now boiling. Now I'm seeing you take it off and I'm like, what's going on? I think it's the timing is necessary. It comes ice. Oh, no, no, but you know I loved it. I've always said he's my favorite. I love Tom with a good boy. He's just so unequivocally himself. Yeah. And he just doesn't care. It just doesn't care. And he's just in the gym and he just doesn't care. And you know what he has to do is just run around the villa with his top off. Every morning. And then it was like one day I was like, Jordan was like, let's have a breakfast day and Tom was just like jogging with his top off rather than it was like I got him what we're doing. Like I can't even think straight. He's doing as well. What do you think Sammy will do then when she finds out that Tom has been playing away? Kick-off. She knows herself. She's like, she's a phenomenal woman. She is she'll tell him. She's gonna be livid. I mean, which couple are you rooting for to make it through castor or more? Well Jesse. So they're both gonna walk through single percent. I agree. Based on his epiphany. Look, we've been talking about this for a few pods now. Tania and Shaq. It's like watching mom and dad get a divorce. What do you think is going to happen? I think Tania is going to walk back alone. Really? Yes. A 100%. Okay. Ellie. A hundred. You're going against the grain. Ellie, we'll start signing you, Libra. Okay. Oh, do you hate Elise?
Love Island: The Morning After
"ellie" Discussed on Love Island: The Morning After
"What is too good eggs? I really need to understand. Okay, so a good egg is basically a I like to think of it as a soft boiled egg. If you're having eggs and dippy soldiers I've seen more like egg whites just pure. What? I don't like yolks. Sorry. I'm about to get kicked out. You may be. I don't like yo. Who would think, oh, do you know what a good egg constitutes just listen? Whites. That's not even a nice bit. I'm really lost in this conversation. So we're talking about so you should basically like, what constitutes a good India? Like, what do you mean by two? I get two good eggs, but basically a good egg. It's like a good person, right? Yeah, yeah. And then coffee goes, yeah, but what constitutes a good egg and for me, it's like a runny yolk. Yeah, I love a runny yolk. Copy goes, well, for me, it'd just be like the whites of the egg. Can I just run a yoga is messy, and that's literally what is happening with will. He's scrambling, running. He doesn't know if he wants to be Benedict or like the other things that she grabbed. Or scrambled. It was funny because obviously he's a farmer. See? Yeah. I'm really enjoying will at the moment because I'm seeing the human being. This is, this is his moment, and I think that we should appreciate that. And he has to have a moment. That's what the experience is about. And he seems, maybe he seems like he's regretting it a bit, but I really love that he's venturing out into the open. And who does not like a bit of female attention and you know, because he's just been that guy. Yeah, and a little bit. He's my favorite personality. What do you think that Jesse will forgive will? Like, no matter if he goes back alone or with somebody. She claims she says she's a slow burner. So I think the fire might go out and he's going to have to really grasp. I think you'll have to really go off but I think she's going to say about it. Movie night. Can I just say I've been saying this movie is literally like going to be so bless you. By the way, that's meant to think that's meant to be a sign that someone's thinking about you. Every time. Lovely. But you know, it's really interesting because he has just really, I feel like he's showing his true track character. And it's a good thing. You want to know your person. The bad. And we're all human. Lana, as well. She was very clear with her feelings. Do we think that they could come out stronger? Because Ron is still Ron has on the day bed. It is still on the demon's mouth closed. I've not seen him talk to anyone after that. And Lana has been approached and she's just been very platonic and I love that for her. And I know it's hard for her. Okay guys, so over to the main villa. Let's talk about will and him potentially being caught up in the excitement of Leila. For me, like all hit and hit me at once and it was I'm not going to lie to you. I felt really guilty. And I cheated in a way, you know what I mean? Not cheated, but yeah. I know. Kind of like moving forward. I'm loving to getting to know you, but I don't want you to be singled off of me in the sense that I'm not going to lie to you. I really do care for Jesse. Yeah. And I do have her in my mind a lot. And that's sweet. The way I'm feeling now. Not even friends. I find you really attractive and I think you're very, very lovely, lovely girl. I understand. I really do feel like I'm falling for Jesse a bit, and I think kind of like how I felt yesterday after everything that happened really made it a bit kind of realized it sort of thing. Yeah. It's one of those situations where I feel like he tried it. And now he knows he doesn't like it. Yeah, I'm okay with that. 'cause you need to know, I had to try yolk to know I liked my eggs without yo. Like from that conversation, it does sound like he went in as a bit of like, yeah, lads holiday, you're gonna kiss and I say much fun. And then you just woken up and smart the coffee and thought, okay, this was fun, but realistically, do I see myself with you or am I having fun? And I think it takes a next level of maturity to nip it in the bud to then bring her back to the villa and then Sakura off there. Probably right. I asked me, I think. But I won't give it to us. To be honest, you only feel guilt if you think you've done something wrong. Whereas if he was just going out and like, I just wanted to see where the me and Jesse actually had a thing. I would respect that more than him being like, oh, 'cause you've already done it now. You know what I mean? So he's almost like, oh, well now I feel guilty. You've done it. So it doesn't mean anything anymore. But you're also allowed to do things and feel good. I feel like I'm sure you've done that plenty. Just felt guilty. You feel guilty. Jumping that coffee cue and then other normal things that we all sometimes do. But it's one of those where it is the guilt came after. Now time for our competition, giving you lot the chance to win an epic 50,000 pounds plus, start planning that dream holiday as you can be jetting off on this trip of a lifetime. Yeah, courtesy of vibe by jet two holidays, you'll get up to 10,000 pounds to book a fantastic holiday for you and your mates. Plus, you'll have two years to take it. For your chance to win the lot, there's no grafting involved just search ITV win for details on how to enter. Remember, entrance must be 18 or over and paid entry routes close at 10 a.m. on Monday, the 20 cent of March 2023. Good luck. I'll tell you what we had to confirm right now as our love for Casey and Cynthia. We were trying to come up with a couple name for them. Yeah, go for it. Casey and Casey. Casey. Stacey. I am so for them. Do you know who I am? 'cause she's not the only girl that he's kissed. But he still wanted to. I have a feeling that in that environment, the kiss is like, it seems to be the equivalent of marriage. And so to do that and still have that chemistry and want to do it again and want to do it again and again. It says a lot. It sounds very familiar. But he seems happier. I mean, you tell us, you know about that experience. You know, quite frankly, I was quite dreading this. I was quite drunk and didn't love it. I was dreading getting this far in the pod in having castle and walking up for the bathroom. Well, wasn't actually the best time for me. But it happened. Here I am. Here I am in a better place. Well, I do, I am shipping Casey and cintiq. I feel like you said, once you've had a few kisses in there and you're going back after the second or third time, no shade, you want to do it. But he can not even say there is no begging after. This is why right. He doesn't want to go back. He literally he's doubled down. He's gone, I think me and you get along really well. She straddling him. He's loving it. Yeah. Energy's great. You can tell the conversations they have of fun. And you've just seen a certain light in his face. That's what a bombshell just smashes it. And yes, do you know what I like about something? She's not trying too hard. They're just having good bands are good vibes. And it's actually looking at. Wait, what did we call them?
Love Island: The Morning After
"ellie" Discussed on Love Island: The Morning After
"Oh my God, India. We need to talk about the latest catch from Auguste. That drama escalated faster than I finish a Greg sausage roll. And that is fast. They're so good. But honestly, I was glued to my so far. Same. What's the most dramatic thing you've ever done on a date? Oh my God, as if I'm telling you. Wasn't coming back to the villa with a new couple. Way worse. Okay, we're taking this off air. You need to spill the beans. Well, buy me a sausage bean and cheese melt from gregs and I'll think about it. I could do better than that. How about the Gregg's bombshell on just eat? Bombshell for a bombshell? I can't argue with that. What else do we get in this deal? Four bakes, four donuts, and two drinks. Brasil lemonade and a triple chocolate for me. We have got good taste Sam. Gas stockings are love island. We've just eat. The task isn't is back in full swing. Temptations are building and moves are being made. There's a lot to unpack and we're joined again by a dumped islander. This morning, it's Ellie. It's love island the morning after with me, India polak. And me, her worst half Sam Thompson, and today we're joined by DJ producer artist and fellow reality star copy. Hey, coffee, so good to have you on this. I am literally such a fan of this podcast and I have already told you I love it. The energy between you guys is mad. I mean, it's so lit. I love it. Let's be honest, right? It's India. It's basically like someone leading sort of a sheep to water. I am screaming. It's someone, so I think we just, we just, what are we? What is the opposite of choke and cheese? It's giving me like free pastels. Strawberries and cream. Strawberries and cream. Strawberry. So to kick us off, if you're in that main villa, where would be your spot sit and chilling, like, would it be the fire pier? Are you a terrorist girl? You know what? I would say terrace because the terrace activities have been on the very, very active side. And I feel like, I mean, it depends, what am I going for? You go in for a kiss? Yeah, I mean, yeah, definitely terrors. I don't know. The terrace is more private, right? But it's very lit. It's like quite bright. I don't know. Yeah, I guess it's quite cute. You know, it's private, very intimate, but also you feel quite special when you're, you know, at the top, we're looking down. Basically, if someone asked me to go to terrorists and it was to just find out how my day was, I'd be like, oh, why'd you bring me to the town? You know what I mean? Look at the view. I'm not seeing this. Every time. So tariffs is a big thing. With terracing. Oh, new web is very interesting. I love that. Now let's start with what went down to Castro more. We saw Martin show in his thoughts on Olivia's and Kai situation. He's very attractive. As soon as he came in, I thought, okay, he's a bit of me. I don't know car. No problems against him. Yeah. But I feel like you're not even his number one, number two, another three of it. What car? Yeah, I don't think I'm not even as number three. Honestly, I don't think so. Even after Tanya, it was a Sami. You would go with Sami, not a U first. So I'm not the first and not the second. I'm not the third but I'm the fourth choice. It's interesting. Maybe he doesn't like me as much as I think he does. Oh, well. I mean, just talk about honesty. Just him being straight up. But it is weird, obviously someone from literally like has some more having that perspective, you know? It kind of shows that even though Martin's a bit on the quiet side, he's got his little, you know. Yeah. He's doing his analysis. Analysis on his own. And do you know what? I feel like Martin's got nothing to lose at this point because he's not like trying to pull Olivia for a chat. He's not really interested in romantically. So she's going to take everything he's saying. I was like, gospel and thinking, well, he's got no reason to lie to me. So Martin's not done though, because, you know, he was said he's enjoying Tanya's feet. And they are nice feet though. Is that a big thing for you guys? I don't really care for you. I feel like all guys have ugly feet anyways. So I don't really have a choice to like feet. We do. We do a hundred. And they do look a lot better. But yeah. I've got hobbit feet. I've got those kind of feet. I've got actually, my toes have a Bobby Charlton comb over. If you know that. Does that mean you've got a hairy toner course? That's okay. I would be freaked out if I saw guys feet and it was like, you know, when you have the clear Polish. What I love a guy that gets a Mani pedi. Yeah, but you don't need to put the Polish. You need the clear pole. I think a buffer will do. I think above in a clear Polish, even a little smiley face I'm here for like a shiny Polish. Yeah. Should I just go? I don't know. I think it's the kind of old school feeling of guys being a little bit rough. Yeah, you like that hobbit, don't you? Okay. Would you ever suck a tone? I would. And. I got nervous. I don't know what? No. And do you know what? Both of you. It's okay. But it's just got to be reciprocal. So if you want it done, you've got to do it. I don't mind having my toe socks, but I don't want to suck toes. Yeah, especially a lot of flaky feet. Well guys, we also saw an official kiss between the two. Are we quite excited to see who she picks in the end? What do you guys think? So the longest time I was like, yep, Tanya's gonna take Martin back and she's gonna stay with him. It's gonna be great. I just had something move in my soul and it's like I started to think, well, it's taken her until the very end of Casa and more to finally kiss Martin in bed. I feel like from her body language, her body language. She was. She was ready to do it earlier. Staying cool. And I don't know about most women. That makes me want it more. It's a real game of poker. You never quite know your keeping your heart real closer if you're Martin, and you're like, I'm not going to say anything weird. I'm not going to lunge. I'm just going to wait. The problem is, why don't you wait too much? You've got the harbor line. Why would you be sitting there going? I love you. Do you know what it is? Like as in, like, I know, like Tanya's flying very heavy. And I think she's a great flat. But I feel like the reason that she's holding back, there's some sort of thought about Shaq there, not saying that they might want a coupled up. And I also feel like, can I just say, did you guys call Martin Luther was like, we're going to go here? We're going to travel here. I'm going to bring you back to South Africa. This was literally on day one. So he might not be jumping on her, but he has said his intentions straight. Yeah. I mean, and that will get to anyone's head. I feel like it's a lot of flight. It's a lot of heavy stuff. But I feel like in the back of Tanya's mind, she's conscious about what Shaq's going to think. And she doesn't know he's been sleeping in the day, but then he said you want me to say on the day we're going to Ikea she's with anyone she will break my heart. So guys, last night, we also saw Jesse speaking about missing will. Out of every out of everyone. In that video, including Ron, he's the one that's staying loyal. That's what I that's what my heart's telling me. I think it too, and I think what I actually do think run is going to be a loyalty. I think we've got two good eggs. I
Another Mother Runner
"ellie" Discussed on Another Mother Runner
"Are foods that I eat out of boredom. I'm really trying to just be aware of my patterns around when I eat, not because I need anything, so I'll walk into my kitchen, I'll be like, is what I need in here. That's always a question that I ask myself, which is I think a good question. And the foods that I use to pacify something that I need outside the kitchen are on my out list. And I don't restrict them in any way. I just kind of have more caution around am I knee deep into this bag of chips because I'm hungry? Or did I just get a really stressful email that I don't know how to respond to? Yeah, yeah, I hear you. It's usually the latter. And if I'm speaking from my end of one, Sarah, is there anything that you overdone? I mean, I'm definitely a person who goes on Jags for food. So I mean, I think I still have nursing the charcuterie hangover from the holiday, like a lot of my husband's so sweet and he knows that we like a good happy hour on Fridays and like he's always like, oh, we got like the prosciutto and the salami and all the yummy meats and like, I don't think I'm over it. I'm sure I'll get past that and go back to my meat and cheese loving days, but right now I'm just not doing it for me at all. And that's not really healthy. That's very good that I'm not eating that much meat and cheese. I'll take all the other stuff on the charcuterie board, but vote up on the olives. How about you, Demi? You know, it's so funny you say that. I'm Ellie knows this because we talk about it a lot. I love a good egg for breakfast. Scrambled eggs with some broccoli or spinach in them, that's Ellie is definitely taught me to do that. But lately, I am just, I don't want anything else. I can't think of another breakfast I want, but eggs are kind of just feeling ugh. When the funny thing is, is, you know, I don't know exactly what's going on with the egg situation in the U.S., but the prices are so expensive, so we'll start with a Costco last weekend. And literally, they have the 5 dozen organic eggs in a box, and I've bought that before when everybody's home and Amelia really likes eggs. She doesn't live at home, she's at their dorm. But I was like, well, it's either like this or an overpriced 12 pack. And I'm like, fine, I'll just get the 5000. 5 doesn't eggs in my fridge that I'm not even interested in eating. So that's where I can do some baking, I guess. I've got some muffins that will use all of those and more. Okay, good. Good. Awesome. Awesome.
Another Mother Runner
"ellie" Discussed on Another Mother Runner
"It's a national brand grocery store called sprouts. And I stopped dead in my trap, and I was like, okay, pulp sounds like it's got my name all over it. And I play in France when I'm in a bad mood, my husband will just like drop me off at sprouts and be like, okay, go play and come back nice. Around the aisles of sprouts and I go see all the new foods that I haven't yet discovered. So it was a fun discovery for me. And what I love about it, and this goes for all my foods on the in list, is it everything in the package makes sense to me. And that goes for everything. It's like, you read it and you're like, oh, that's familiar. That's familiar. That's familiar. Well, let's see if I like it, because food is this beautiful relationship. And so I love that the topic of our time together is just this love component because when you curate foods and kind of bring new foods into your life that you love, chances are you'll continue to eat them. So my in list has everything to do with foods that are beautiful and foods that I truthfully like I couldn't wait to share them with my best friend type of thing. So that's definitely on my endless. And then have either of you tried, there's another new food that I'm kind of obsessed with right now. There's a new protein bar that I have been loving lately and it's called the Atlas bar. Have either of you tried that? I've heard of it. I have not tried it yet, though. Yeah. I've just been seeing it everywhere. And of course, Instagram is stalking me over it. So same thing, it's like one of those I know that protein is one of those things we talk about in all of our programs where we just want to make sure we're consistent and we're getting enough and so of course I would love to have a private chef following me around and spoon feeding me protein I love. But realistically, I've gotten Atlas bar in my back pocket and on my busy days. I pull it right out. It's delicious. What kind of flavor is it? Well, they have many flavors. I got the peanut butter one 'cause I'm just, oh my gosh, is peanut butter just straight crack and it's delicious. So whatever protein bars have a peanut butter flavor, I'm all in. But yeah, they have tons of different flavors. They have a coconut almond, peanut butter dark chocolate and dark chocolate sauce. Yeah, that sounds good. Yeah, definitely not jerky. All right. Good. All right, and so Ellie, I got to know, is there anything on your out list?
Another Mother Runner
"ellie" Discussed on Another Mother Runner
"To a little bit more spontaneity, which I know both of you can't believe because I am possibly an atomic bomb over here where I just do things like clockwork, but I just have been, I don't know, kind of been, I've been pulled towards a little bit more playfulness lately. Have you guys ever played the game quicks? Okay. This is me or anything. It's so fine. My husband and I have been making an evening habit out of playing quicks at dinnertime. And it is so fun. And so just, you know, it has no rhyme or reason to it. It's just been kind of a new rhythm and a routine. And so I've been saying yay to just more playfulness and more spontaneity and possibly more games. More games. It's in a card game or a dice game or what? It's nice. And that's what makes it so fun. It's just enough skill mixed with enough luck that I think you can't necessarily just come in with the upper edge. No matter what. Which is good because I think my husband would win every time. Yeah. Did something that kids could play like older kids like ten, 12, actually, I think a kid's game. Yes. So for sure. And I don't know, I'm just realizing how much when you get into routines and possibly ruts, it's hard to even think that think outside the box and bring something as spontaneous as a game into your evening, but it does just completely change the energy. It's instead of you go into robotic, okay, finish up dinner, clean up the kitchen and get ready for bed. It's like you kind of bring in this new guest and the guests just happens to be a game. So all right, well, Ellie, for those of you who recognize the voice, you know this is Ellie kempton. For those of you who don't, let's give a little introduction to you. So you're a dietician and mastermind behind many of our nutrition programs, including the OG, simply nourish like a mother, a former all American swimmer and now budding biathlete. Ellie lives in Denver with her dog.
Mark Levin
Miles Taylor Speculates That Trump Didn't Declassify Documents
"Let's hear from miles Taylor the former chief of staff to Trump's DHS secretary Go ahead I think we're going to have a national commission on this after the fact because both sides are going to be upset depending on the outcome of this case but I've got a side with Ellie here I think it's egregious if Donald Trump left The White House with this information at the same time though You can already see in his early defense of him saying well it was declassified I have the speculative but I really really doubt Donald Trump proactively declassified any of this upon leaving but it's very So what if he didn't So what if he didn't So what if he didn't That's the point So what if he did it You can not diminish the article two powers of the executive branch from the president of the United States in particular Who is the executive branch By statute or regulation
Chop On It Radio Network System
FNF-Radio 2 Chop & Drop Topic Talk - burst 02
"Away format. Now, man, the top and drop. The top and drop topic, man. You know, last few shows we've been talking about. Secret societies, right? And we gave y'all a lot of information on some of the black societies out there because a lot of people men don't know the information about black secret societies, right? And it's been black secret societies all throughout history. So we gave you a little information on that. We are touched on that a little bit. But when people think of secret societies, the first thing they think is Illuminati. Illuminati, but they don't really know, not everybody, but a lot of people really don't know, man, the history, or any real information when it comes to the Illuminati, you feel me. They don't really understand the term. So we don't break some of that down. Man, we're going to get off into some of that good stuff. And we got that far as music for you from the number one jerk portal, only in Internet baby. And that's only really, you getting ready to get it in on this show, man. We got to chop and drop for you. We got the farm music for you. A 319-527-6057 doing any live show man. You can call in two inch and just listen. I won't put you on blast. I won't put you on earth if you do want to call in and talk me. Just let me know you want to speak on earth and I got you and I'll pull you on in. You did. We got to get off into some of this code G man. We got to get off into some of this code G and this right here. That cohort, baby. Let's get the turkey. If you stay in your comfort zone, that's why you're a failure. You won't fail in your comfort zone. Success is not a comfortable procedure. It is a very uncomfortable thing to tell me so you gotta get caught to be uncovered. If you ever wanna be such a successful person, familiar grain, so you're free. And if people don't like it, fuck it. Including using significant other. Your children. Your parents, your parents. Fuck them. If they're not with us, there are benefits. Like them. Tell us your daughter. I felt like I fell off my head to pick up the suits and put the shit up at the gym. I had a hell of a heart so they tried to call 900 me and Draco in the family mama told me go get you a job you got all of the kids too much business to handle. I was hanging with them trapping the scandals the only way I was the day with the slammer. Only way they have to get out and get it. It's kinda hard to keep haters out your business. I pull up cardi disappear with no witness. I'm from Bavaria don't gorillas and killers. I'm coming home from the heart making them feel it. Let me run it through these hoes like I'm in it running through alleyways races and trenches running for two head to hop on my fence. I had to check a nigga just the other day for Koji and his mansion. Made a call for the truth they attended. Last word on the block that he misses. If it's too hard to get out of the kitchen niggas rap rock it's life that we live in with the mop they gonna kiss and we're slipping. A lot of shots that we all might not business. A lot of shadows gonna ride it for a minute. Had a minute did she pull a minute? I done put all my time in the winter. I can't waste all my time on a bitch diamonds all of my time with a hit. I can't tell you what time it is. I was feeling my grin as a chick. I always knew I apologize feel like I fell all up on had to pick up the pieces and put the shit up at the girls. I had a hell of a heart that they tried to call natural me and Draco in the phantom. Mama told me to go get you a job you got all of these killed too much business to handle. I was hanging with them trapping the skin was the only way I was disabled to slam it. Only way they have to get that and get it. It's kinda hard to keep haters out to business. I put the party disappear with no witness. I'm from the bar with don't gorillas a killer. I'm coming hard when the heart making them feel it. Let me run it through these hoes like I'm in it running through alleyways straight to the trenches running for two head to hop over fences running from the head to hop over fences and with them baby. You can see me by myself but I'm always a hundred deep with the AK gotta watch out who you trust in the game 'cause everybody have a snake ways. Telling my family I had on the plane the new beginning trying to make change. Make change stretch a long range. I don't pay denying my own lane. Had to pick up The Rock through my own thing. I was new I would walk like propane for the crew I'm a go for the whole thing one time to accomplish commission yeah now my name in the city some of them make our penny bitches. Feel like I fell all up on had to pick up a piece of them put the shit up at the club. I had a hell of a heart that they took the colonizer me and Draco in the family mama told me we could get you a job you got all these big cats too much business to handle. I was hanging with them trapping the skin was the only way I was disabled to slam only way they have to get out and get it. It's kinda hard to keep haters out your feelings. I pull the party disappear with no witness. I'm from the bar with them gorillas and killers. I'm coming hard running hard making them feel it. Remember running through these hoes like I'm in it running through Ellie with straight to the trenches running for two head to hop on my fences. Micha has been Murphy. Femme has seen you, man. We gonna get it in. I'm gonna come to you right after the music break. I got you Thermo. Y'all remember me for everybody that just came in and dropped topics for this show, man. We gonna touch back on some black societies and we're gonna touch on the Illuminati man. We're gonna give you some real history on the Illuminati, because any time people say, secret society, they automatically think Illuminati, but they totally totally skip over all the black secret societies. It's been around since, man, it's all in the history. We gonna get to it, man. Thermo, petty Murphy, we own we why do we drink it? You already know, man, would it is? This that Koji man that caliphate. I ain't never played a sport. But I live aboard a room. Yeah. I was on the block with the cave taking no ends trying to get me an inch. Ten toes playing the coast Japan at the money like we focus. I ain't never need about you. Can't a nigga say I own shit. I made a way through the Woods with a machete. I had to go break out home to the families tired of my boots and I call it I'm ready just bring me a glass ain't smoking a letter. This bring me okay. Yeah. I put my foot on the gas and I'm looking back. I came up with a necklace for cooking that. My first plan to fuck is you looking at these bad wrestling stuff in the bitch with ass don't go pop my shit I'm a she see mother pop these days yeah I ain't even know the bitch hold 24 what you my only calling me dead ask me why I go so hard I ain't never had shit now I'm kicking shit I'm right just out in Calabasas can't remember the last time I had to hit the stash. Why go so hard 'cause I ain't never had she asked me where I go so hard if I ain't never had shit why I go so hard 'cause I ain't never had shit. 'cause I ain't never had shit I ain't never had I ain't never had a shit really had a dead so I'm right there with my bitch never turned my back now no matter the circumstances and I overcame other obstacles with the Helen bank and still I'm standing here for a reason and I'm in love I say dance so I post seasons this my testimony passed all the tests in the streets, but I ain't never test see if I could be the best of me. I just hopped out the portrait with him first. I don't fucking feel like it here first. I don't move it till I get it red first. I won't stop round until I'm in the hearse. I'm a go hard till I'm in the dirt. I was taught to go for what you know. I'm a born one I don't ever lose I learn and that's how you grow ask me why I go so hard same never had shit now I'm kicking shit and life is out in Calabasas can't remember the last time I had to hit the stash came a little bit on my mama said why I go so hard 'cause I ain't never had shit why I go so hard to play me with why I go so hard 'cause I ain't never had shit. 'cause I ain't never had shit. Do you try and lace me up bro. Oh yeah. Don't you please come and talk to me please come and talk to me please please come and talk to me. Mental health ain't feeling myself I think I need help. I ain't really myself mental health I'm feeling myself. I think I need help I ain't really myself hey hey counselor hey hey counselor won't you please come and talk to me please come and start doing please please come and talk to me I'll find telling myself I think I need help I ain't really myself. Mental health aren't telling myself I think I need help I ain't really myself. I think I need help no I don't need help how you feeling myself trying to be someone else. I'm tired of smiling when I really wanna kill people. And I really don't think it's on to my PO weed ain't easy. Let me smoke my Zilla in peace. Let me start two grams in the back one. I need kush tree just so I can sleep. I'm telling you shit get deep. I remember being locked down for 23. I remember sitting in the cell by myself. I remember listening to grown man street. We been having nightmares. Niggas don't dream. You couldn't imagine all the shit that I seen. I had to burn a couple members of my team. And a couple of the options between when they let blacks out they crossed the line. Now drinking Hennessy all the time. Need to take a shot just to get my mind right. Wind up you bet. I got murder on my mind. When I heard the news, I told them stop lying. And please don't tell me everything's gonna be fine. Miles where God is as hard as I am. If you scared go to church so baby's gonna be mine. Won't you please come and talk to me please come and talk to me please please come and talk to me mental health I ain't feeling myself I think I need help. I ain't really myself mental health so I ain't feeling myself I think I need
Mark Levin
Politico Is Caught Trying to Concoct an Imaginary DeSantis Scandal
"Speaking of which Politico Politico oh don't we love Politico Now just got caught trying to concoct an imaginary desantis scandal by Ellie Reynolds What could this be The media are lying Politico was forced to update a story after basically implying that the Florida Department of Education hired a consulting firm for services promoting critical race theory Because MGT consulting is quote well versed in critical race theory unquote and has created racial equity plans in other states The article suggested it was hypocritical for the Florida Department of Education to maintain contracts with the firm since Ron DeSantis has spoken out against the divisive and racist roots of critical race theory Brian Griffin a deputy press secretary for desantis called the hit piece of bogus story Imagine that And confirmed to the federalists that there's absolutely zero CRT work funded by the state of Florida
The Dan Bongino Show
Three Takeaways From the June 14 Primary Elections
"So last night I'm going into my three takeaways from the show From the election excuse me last night My three big takeaways opening segment was about takeaway number one how to handle the Trump endorsement or or the lack thereof Again don't lose your mind Don't do an Adam kinzinger at least Cheney Adam kinzinger again attacking the capitol police has worked today and the guy's just disgusting I mean he's just a chump in a coward Kensinger Cheney just as bad just awful people Don't lose your mind Take the Nancy mace kem approach and say I wish I got the endorsement I didn't I support the Trump agenda was and maybe going forward and that's how you stay and stay in office It's really that simple Take away number two The most important one The earthquake last night sent through the Democrats long-term election strategery is hard to explain to you It's hard to explain in words how important this is You know I was saying earlier in the podcast how I remember in these anthropology evolutionary biology kind of courses right I used to take that I love There was this concept of punctuated equilibrium not to get too deep in the weeds because I don't remember the weeds that well myself I just remember being fascinated by this It's this idea that species evolve gradually and gradually over time and you can see it in a fossil record right As you dig and dig and dig And then all of a sudden boom Some crazy event happens whatever A volcano explodes a Krakatoa like event and asteroid or a comet hits earth And next thing you know you see this massive change in species It's like this Ellie from that movie deep impact and extinction level event And it changes everything The species changed the composition of life on earth changes Now little dramatic that example but I'm telling you what's happening right now with the Hispanic voters You got it With the Hispanic voters thank you What's happening with Hispanic voters across the country Is that level of Ellie for the Democrats and extinction level event
Mark Levin
Elie Mystal: You're Not Allowed to Challenge Ketanji Brown Jackson
"LA or Eli mistol and MS LSD today Now first of all our yesterday I asked this question Why do they keep putting this man on TV at MSNBC What do they keep doing that This is Comcast You pay cable fees to Comcast which owns NBC and MSNBC Why do they keep doing that Hat tip right scoop cut one go I don't want to let the Josh hawley thing lie because here's where I need the Democrats to step up because when they try to smear her I need the Democrats to not allow another way You're not allowed to really question katani Brown Jackson They're never going to smear her They're not going to do to her what they do to every single Republican nominee But this guy works for the nation he's a real a hole Ellie style go ahead And defend her just as vociferously as Lindsey Graham defended alleged attempted rapist Brett Kavanaugh This guy is sick and hateful Go ahead Energy from the Democrats especially when they come out to her with this trumped up alleged issues about her sentencing on for sex offenders How is it trumped up Her sentencing for sex offenders has been below the sentencing guidelines in each and every case I believe there's 7 cases In each and why is that She's tried to split hairs here about the difference between those who produce child porn in those who look at it So she makes her own sentencing guidelines
The Dan Bongino Show
Michael Knowles: The Establishment Relies on Control of All Media
"The White House was the Biden administration was a catering to some TikToker influencers out there And you know a lot of people laughed at the story Me included I thought this is kind of a joke but when you're done laughing you should probably take very seriously that This is actually a pretty savvy political tactic You know what I'm saying I mean getting these TikTokers is my podcast producer told me one of them this Ellie Kaiser's got 10 million followers to spout off talking points It may be absurd It may be ridiculous It may be a total waste of taxpayer dollars but don't say it's not it's not effective I mean this is really an effective strategy by them to propagandize people Well plus Biden can't get any economists or foreign policy strategies on his side He's got to go to 15 year olds on TikTok but you can reach a lot of people Believe it or not I did an experiment on TikTok the other day I'm not a twerking 16 year old So generally I stay off the platform but I decided I was going to do a little experiment And I did a quick little monologue about the bio labs actually about what Tulsi Gabbard was talking about And I did it and it went viral It got very quickly almost up to a million views And then it got shut down It got shut down because you're not permitted to criticize the official narrative whether it's on Twitter or Facebook or TikTok apparently as well And so this is what the establishment relies on They rely on total control of the media not just NBC and ABC but of the social media and of TikTok as well And it does raise questions about just how free our press is in America But the Biden administration is so desperate that they'll go for anything even if it means a 15 year old spouting talking points on the
Dennis Prager Podcasts
L.a.'s New COVID Vaccination Proof Rules Go in Effect Today
"So today, is it today? I think it is, right? So let me get this straight in Los Angeles. I'm broadcasting from right outside Los Angeles. Glendale, California. Which is its own city, so in Glendale, at this point, do you have to show a vaccination certificate? To get into a restaurant or wait so long that is a hair salons, nail salons, the like, that's LA county, correct? And that I believe does begin today. No, no, LA county. I think so. I think so, 'cause I live in LA county not in LA city and I don't believe I can get a haircut. Where I live. That that's my take a look. So look it up. Ellie county salons. Put that. I think that would probably get it cut it for you. But anyway, in LA, listen to this from the Los Angeles Times, which of course is for anything that the bribes people of freedom except abortion. Is this the beginning of the end Kim prince asked during a recent phone call? We have been in a period of pivot pivot pivot. I just want to fry chicken. A Monday prince who owns hot ville restaurant in the Baldwin hills Crenshaw mall, and all other restaurants in the city of Los Angeles will have to pivot again to comply with a new ordinance that requires customers to show proof of a vaccine, or a negative COVID-19 test. To dine indoors. Enforcement of the ordinance which covers shopping malls, movie theaters, beauty saloons and other indoor activities will start November 29th.
Mark Levin
Climate Rioters Committed an Insurrection at Interior Department
"Well ladies and gentlemen there was an attempted insurrection at the department of interior And I want to make you aware of it The Washington compost has reported on this Ellie silverman of course they don't call it an insurrection but that's what it was A department spokesperson said security personnel sustained quote multiple injuries on one officer was taken to a hospital Police and climate activists clashed yesterday during protests at the interior department With security personnel sustaining multiple injuries and one officer being taken to a hospital agency spokeswoman Melissa Schwartz said climate demonstrators were attempting to occupy the interior department with dozens entering the Stuart Liu main interior building on C street northwest Those who remained outside clash with police as they tried to keep the one unlocked door open At times protesters attempted to push past the police line The protesters were here for people versus fossil fuels 5 days of demonstrations by a coalition of groups known as build back fossil free That is included indigenous leaders from across the country The coalition's name is a nod to Biden's Bill back better agenda Now people versus fossil fuels send in a statement that 55 people were arrested during the protest including indigenous leaders and said police acted aggressively by using tasers on at least two people and batons to hit others A spokesperson for the federal protective service which Schwartz said responded to the protest to mitigate the situation Did not immediately respond to requests for comment on police tactics and arrests
Who? Weekly
"ellie" Discussed on Who? Weekly
"Am so tired and twitter. Moments is being twitter moments. And only show i mean people reacting instead of what actually happened. So can you please tell me what's going on with alli camper and is it even worth knowing. Okay crunch crunch tim. Tebow lesbian godspeed. Bella hadid it's actually very worth knowing. I would say because sometimes trending topics can be extremely not worth knowing like. Let's just take a look at the current trending topics and me. Are they worth knowing or an outside. The i carly revival trailer is here. Fans are living for its grownup edge. I'm sorry. I watched that trailer if grown up like i don't know much mayor of east down and tell me that seems chrome. Okay woody harrelson's dad killed a us district. Judge forty two years ago in texas. It remains the crime of one knows that move on Man returns bob dylan album to library hyphen. Forty eight years overdue. Okay now we can't have another no. We can't have another like viral old. No old person story now and then. We have to just single celebrity name. Trends one is ricky martin and the others hugh jackman. Okay moving on yet. None this none of this. I'm calling on your right earlier this week. One of the trending topics was. I didn't see this but a friend was telling me that the trending topic was literally ellie kemper and the kkk. Not just ellie kemper but fully ellie kemper in the cake gad factcheck. She's not never has been but she was part of a extremely racist organization in her hometown of saint louis where she grew up as one of the wealthiest people in the midwest and it honestly drew out all of the like local historians to kind of like try to like put into context without de escalating. The fact that yes com hampers from a very saint-louis family and yes ellie. Kemper did participate in this like beauty. Pageant that has like super racist origins but ellie kemper is not in the kkk. Nor does this organization have anything to do with the gay gay gay. They just wore these weird Robes that made everybody uncomfortable. You know that's like our cl- obviously inspired by klansmen ropes. There's this great Kind of thread. That one that was written by sarah mole. Daf ski at multi museum. Ed and she was like it was called the veiled prophet. Its changed names. If you times this like this group this basically society group in st louis. She said so. The veiled prophet is a major institutions. Saint louis rooted deeply a troubling past to call. Kkk princess isn't wrong but also not right. So it's like. I think she's basically like i'm not trying to downplay the fact that this is like the weirdest institution and like very old and like pretty racist but it's not the kkk. So i don't know how is that. That's pretty much what people were trying to say. It's like okay. Elliott was queen of another racist ball. But at this point. We're just splitting racist hairs where we don't even say what it was. It was like when ellie kemper was whatever however many years old. She was fully a student at princeton like she knew better which i think makes this rates like she left town to go to princeton and then came back was and then came back which is one of the weirdest out. Yeah right yes. Ellie kemper has not spoken about this yet. And i think she's probably going to though i wouldn't be surprised if she didn't but i think it's reaching a point where like her name is so fucked up now like her name toxic now and everyone's literally calling her racist like she needs to. I think she's i think she's going to say something because if anything it's like if you're rich enough to hire crisis pr. You know what. I mean so well. There's also a lot of misinformation that she could clear up like she say you know. Hey like i don't love that. My family was involved with this organization. That clearly has racist roots. But i'm not in the k. k. k. You know like that would actually be a very helpful thing to say or just say. I'm sorry that i participated than this one is an adult. This is really shameful part of my past. I'm very embarrassed that i did this. And the fact that she's not saying that i think makes her look worse right. What's really interesting about. This is that this isn't like someone dug up this photo like it was the jumanji box and i'm the beaten been out for years right. These voters have been upper years. He's been public knowledge. That came from an extremely extremely extremely extremely wealthy family from the midwest. Like even the photo her at as the veiled prophet queen has been part of public record for years and years and years and yet because of this reddish shows the power of the viral tweet. That was something. Like i think the viral tweet that did it was. I'm gonna i'm gonna misquoted to paraphrase it. It was like it's twitter language. It's like so we're just not going to talk about the fact that like ellie kemper was the queen of some racist bald in saint louis ram when she was nineteen years old and then people like hold on a minute. Is this true or not because when you see a tweet you have to be like true or not and when you look into it you very quickly find out that it's true but also like there's nuance there literally. That's why we have twitter threads that are you know throughout our land. That's like because you literally can't explain something in that few characters. So apparently there's like ball was held in saint louis for all these wealthy people and it was super segregated of course and in the late sixties and early seventies there were these like activist groups including percy green and they demonstrated outside of the ball and even got into. The ball crashed the ball which is fascinating to me. They were like you're racist. Fucked up they did let jews and they didn't let people in like day crowned their own profit queen who instead of being called the queen of love and beauty they crowned clean of human justice and so literally and then that three women three whiteman got into the ball and one of them lowered herself down from a balcony by cable and ran onstage to unmask the veiled prophet and it was the ceo of monta santo. santa monica. Monsanto crazy is that everyone like the powers that be kept it secret..
Occupied
"ellie" Discussed on Occupied
"I felt like a human. It was great so we'll get to that so do we've mentioned a few times. I find that you transferred to a different hospital. What was the how come you transplant. What was the reason for that. It away from the horrible. I hospital basically our sectioned. So when i was fascinated people section where they go into a hospital but i actually wasn't because my because my basically when how suicide attempt my husband was and then he today's and his parents you know what you do so they were there they were like really like ellie you. Must you got to cooperate. It's the best thing to do. If you don't cooperate. Then they're gonna section you like this really by art and so i didn't really know much about sexual but i was very much vacant. I didn't understand what was happening to me at the time like i was basically brain dead at this point when this was happening so i was just very much like okay. I'll go with you forever. So i didn't go in the section but then pretty soon after they tried to section me a lot and then i restrict section at this point and i think one of the things that we when you are a section. You get an advocate for someone. Who's there and can help to speak and express what you want and i was saying like i don't feel like i'm making any progress or whatever and it was only then when i when i mention this and because i had this advocate that they then realized that.
Occupied
"ellie" Discussed on Occupied
"This episode. I have the amazing ellie. Frith come on and we have a deep in the weeds conversation around her experience of being admitted to an acute mental health unit and the good and bad experiences. The came along with that I will preface this episode with a strong trigger warning. There is quite a lot of conversation around the goings on keep mental health unit around elize suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts. Please if this is a trigger feed feel like you have to listen to this on. Just wait for the next one to come out if you okay with. Those kinds of topics is an immensely valuable learning resource. And i am still so stoked to bring ellie.
MyTalk 107.1
"ellie" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"A Ellie Golding and her husband, Casper Jopling. They have welcomed their first baby. Um, that's pretty cute, and he said, I don't ever address the public attention that comes with Ellie's job. But during this magical and personal moment, we would really appreciate being able to enjoy our privacy. Thank you. Nobody cares. He also said Mom and baby are both healthy and happy, extremely grateful. And then, um, he shared a screenshot of Google search about the world's population and crossed out the number and added one too. Okay, that's cute. Okay, Just calm down. Calm down. God, I mean, just calm down with the Hey, Can you leave us alone? We just had a baby yet. People have babies every day. Oh, my God. Nobody. I mean, like On what's gotten into you. Well, I mean, he's acted like there People are gonna swarm them and be like, Let me see the baby. Hey, Donna, could you do me a favor? Could you just chill out for a second? This'd is the one that Ed Sheeran wrote that heartbreaking song about, you know? Oh, that's why Okay. She's super big in England like they're very into Ellie Golding. That's why don is getting so mad. All right? I thought you said Ellie Golding, I heard L King. Uh, Rita Wilson and Tom Hanks have been married for 33 years. Do you know they are okay. Your Honor their anniversary, Reda posted a photo of them on Instagram. She wrote 33 years of marriage to my best friend, my lover, My man love winds, And then she said, Please leave us alone. We want privacy to say that I'm getting celebrities and congratulated them like Julia Roberts, Viola Davis, Cindy Crawford. Julianne Moore and Colin Hanks gave them well wishes in the comments. Lovely Alrighty..
Reverie True Crime
"ellie" Discussed on Reverie True Crime
"Grown up a lot the last couple of years. I miss my mom a lot now. I just wanna make the best of it. Her daughter rebecca was twelve years old at the time and she said quote. I just can't wait till we go home so she can hold me while ellie was away imprison. Willie was in trouble with the law. Tom tom again as a rebellious troubled teenager. He was in and out of juvenile hall and work camps for teenagers entering adulthood. He was still getting himself in trouble with the law. Over the course of five years willie had been to the county jail. Eighteen times for stealing drug accusations and complaints about his pet rottweiler in june of two thousand four. Willie got himself into more serious trouble. A man named david davis a forty five year. Old father of two had been cleaning up trash on willie's family property and as long as he was doing so he was able to have a place to stay on the property as well. That patch went downhill and in june. Two thousand four. David called the cops and said willie was trying to rob him of his tools. Three deputies were witnesses to what happened. Next willie catapulted towards david and started to punch him over and over in a fit of rage. The deputies grabbed willie who was two hundred and thirty pounds at the time and stood at six feet two inches then. They slapped the handcuffs on him. Willie was let go. After spending thirty two of sixty days in jail for good behavior there was also a restraining order in place. Willie was not supposed to be within one hundred yards of david. Willy violated the restraining order. He went into the trailer where david was staying and jerked him from inside. Willie stop david's head. As witnesses said he laid there begging for really to stop however the stomping did not stop until david was almost dead. Willie was on the run when the police got to. The scene david was passed out and bleeding from his head. A warrant was issued for really a day. After david passed away in a hospital in modesto for his head injuries. Eventually some of the nessler family convince willing to turn himself in and he had no regrets about killing david talking to the judge in the courtroom. He said quote. I've done bad things. But i've been railroaded by the criminal justice system willie stated that he had come from a good family even if his mother had quote killed people in a courtroom for things. They don wrong david. Davis's mother set in court that her son was disabled frail and couldn't run for help he was at a disadvantage and it wasn't a fair fight. The prosecutor said that it was extremely violent and heinous what willie had done. He was sentenced to twenty eight years to life in prison until twenty thirty one and then he would be eligible for parole. Rebecca talked about a visit. She had with her mother where l. e. told her that by killing a molester who was likely to keep doing what he did she saved so many boys ellie also told her daughter quote. But i didn't save my own. While ellie was imprisoned. She developed breast cancer. Which did take her life on. December twenty sixth two thousand and eight while she was in. The uc davis. Infirmary in sacramento. She was only fifty six years old. Ellie was never able to visit her son in prison due to her battle with breast cancer. Rebecca filters strongly that willie would have never been in. That situation had their mother killed daniel driver that day. Rebecca said quote. He even stated that he was over the molestation what hurt all of us was mom being torn away from us. He talked about the fact that he really hated it. when people would point him out and say hey. That's that kid who was molested. It was reported that once elliott became this national figure and willie's life was on display for the world. That's when the hardest part for willie began in two thousand eight the nessler family and friends of theirs data third around for eli's funeral. Her family members said that the media reports did not express the real ellie. They remembered her as a smart passionate woman. Ellie sister marietta said quote what you've seen in the headlines. That was not my sister. Eli's funeral took place at the family plot. An out-of-jail protestant cemetery in front of the lectern was a collage of photographs. Most of them captured a very joyful ellie with her family. And that does it for this episode. You guys i know. This was a short one. But i am working on a bigger case so stay tuned for that. Thank you so much for listening and until next time. Stay safe and take care. I love you..
Black Women Travel Podcast
"ellie" Discussed on Black Women Travel Podcast
"So those are the two things Hobbies i would say lately when you say coloring are you using like da like that's become really popular Those designs or you just like free handing. I'm using books so not necessarily dollars. I actually sometimes just go go to the dollar store and pick up one of the kids coloring books the disney princesses or whatever and just color sometimes even take my nieces her coloring book which is not looking like. Where's your calling pencil crayons and just start coloring in her own coloring book and i find it even therapeutic especially in the morning times like this is great. Unjust color in the pitchers The big ones for third or second and third graders. But i still like those Actually more than the dollar went. I think a little bit too intricate. And i don't really care for them but the big eight or a nine year old be like it and we don't the big color i prefer those ones with some go and take them from the dollar store bring them home and just caller in them but the very therapeutic. I don't mind. It is nice quiet time especially if you have kids like hey. It's quite time. Let's just color when the babysit. Sometimes it's easy way out of all the loudness of running up and down in the house all its color right now z. Back in las regular hours so you. Do you have any song lyrics or poems that speak to you these days. Wow song lyrics don't I would say the song right now. That won't come out of. My head is lost ones by jasmine sullivan. Because she just dropped her ep. So i'm i don't know why like even my friends were like are you okay. Is this song repeated so much on your list But for some reason. I don't know why she's that. That's just releasing stimuli baby. Because i feel like i've lost a year by To this damage Morning lost vacations and cancelled trips in las plan that had planned for the year. Just never be able to get through. So i think that would probably be it. Would you mind please sharing your self care. Practices self care.
Black Women Travel Podcast
"ellie" Discussed on Black Women Travel Podcast
"Arcos another one of your interest is upholding your caribbean roots and playing mas. And like even traveling to play moss. Is that something that like folks in your family did or was that just something like you wanna take explore of your culture. I would say folks in my family did funny enough like my mom is very Strict like a typical strict. West indian mother Christian western mother. So she was like she always like. Why do you jus- up in those outfits in dance naked on the road and mike Ma'am i have a photo of me on my first carnival at the age of before i turned one is put me in a two piece bikini and e see her hand in the photo. Because i wouldn't stop moving. And i said if that's anything that pretty much shows of what you should have been aware of from early in life. You should have known that this girl is going to go every year and participate and dance and live her life because she's been doing before she was one years old But i've been attending carnival. Since i was a kid a even before playing I would go down with like friends and family and watch. The parades Colors than my older cousins would go in the neglect. Only want to join with them. Kind of with being until i was able to afford it myself Were going to pay for me to do it. and a yeah. I've just been going every year. Or as as much as i can on if i'm at home and Carnival has a deep. It's like at the deep rooted on historical thing within the caribbean more trinidad but The other islands have their own. Type of carnival are elements of carnival. I feel like it's a little piece of home in canada. Or reverend the world that's not In the caribbean. So i always feel like it is important to uphold these traditions and histories and be to learn about them and when they have my kids participate in them just as much appreciate them for what they are like. There are sign of rebellion against the colonizers That's one of the big reasons why people participate in on..
Black Women Travel Podcast
"ellie" Discussed on Black Women Travel Podcast
"Se. Might know it does sound. It does sound like american innocence. You know but the questions about your hands are abnormal. Because if you grew up around black people been. They're not asking those questions. Get the same passer exactly. Yeah but i mean the thing is that like I guess in compared to america. There's a less small population so if you grew up like in the outskirts you might find that. There's less people in more microaggressions classic racism type of things like nothing abnormal that most people don't experience prick pretty daily life to be honest but other than that i i personally never felt displaced Lucky enough on when we moved kind of more to the suburbs. When i was younger i wasn't the only black kid in my class So there is a good group of a spot kids growing up where i never really felt weirder outcasted in a sense so I'm happy for that. Because i know some people who grew up some parts around like the city where they are probably the only black in their class. Because there's maybe one per class so they try to separate all of us it would be equal but luckily for me. I got I didn't get the short end of that state. If that makes sense what you said they would intentionally spread the black people around so that no one would be alone so like what i realize. They tried to put at least one ethnic minority in each class. So if there is like If there was like two or three grade seven classes for example on day retarded job at least one black child in each class or when asian child in each class looked like it was not everybody was stuck in the same class and was getting the same type of treatment. Those interesting. yeah you had written something about like having been around indigenous culture at all and i was wondering if you had an avenue to be able to put yourself in that kind of environment so without is interesting so edition culture to personally. I feel that on the business community. Technically all over especially in canada they do not got the the rights or like the the treatment they deserve pretty much Growing up in history. Clean history. you're pretty much taught editions. Canadians had were the first people on this land. The europeans came and then like be somewhat disappeared. Lucas how they make history seem wouldn't reality they're still here They still have families. They still have communities out here They're still living. There have been tribe. Numbers fairly big but they just got mistreated and is really sad to be honest Especially the trauma dot. The government has on them that has lived down so for example. The last residential school in canada closed down in nineteen ninety six so a lot of the people who were in the residential schools which was ninety nine six with about twenty six years ago. I believe rallied less than thirty years ago. So a lot of the same people who were in those schools are like walking around today Your neighbor could be one of them. You're schoolteacher person who like those people And you wouldn't know but they suffered a lot of trauma from people being taken away from their families Trying to be assimilated or the government trying to assimilate them into european culture But they make it seem like in his she..
Uncommon
"ellie" Discussed on Uncommon
"Come on chill gone call. Something james soon attest to this the washing your car for less than ten bucks doing yourself with a car wash in your own sponge and clots and everything and it's better than anyone else can do so now team in there still mean because it's for it bucks it's washes. What is it a month. Yeah there's a few packages yeah sixty bucks a month. I think You read the paper you sit out there all so i'll be what i just got a black cost so i think that's kind of ruined it a bit which also toss away. We just got a new Budget man like twenty five bucks a month so washing like shaming or. Wash it once or twice a month and then take it somewhere. Yeah a nebot nam thinking. Do i want to. Because my times with more than i could just be selling whatever maybe i should just go to one of those places. Sit there and make a few calls. Yeah that that is more productive than you. Getting on your hands. And there's about like washing your. Maybe i should do it like once. Every two monks again been doubted. Two mile man like would still to this day like the guy could easily afford to have for him but he just he classic immigrant mentality who do that the backyard. He had to put ten buck around all the all the plants. And he's like. I'm living a high someone goes down didn't self. He'd be down straight knees prickly plant. So he's coveting souls from the plants because he's like putting in between them and you could have spent ten fifty bucks had someone and someone coming out and he's like doom juanita need hardcore immigrants spit rubbed with to. I like doing shit like that now. Because it's nice to exciting tomatoes. Eggs on alcohol like makes everything is harm garden. And it's just creating the hands with doing with the ends here as lock to. Why deposits on the banzai selfish because he can't be on your phone And you just it's just you in your head so you sort of work at all the shit oftentimes. Yeah you need that time when you're busy none yet you still. Can you have a clear mind because he busy with hands. On what alcohol does. Your old man may four zero nine like a moonshot merge and i saw dilute grain or We used to make our own one. That and You'd step on the gripes with fate to make this phone and then use all the pulp and all the stuff that you put into the gun. Distillery interesting thing come out. Clear like eighty ninety percent alcohol. You lot it to save it turns blue you can barely say it and then you dilute in herbs and things. I guess i'm not. I'm not even trying to sell ya as he's distilling these making making out of the he's making gripes. If that's the name foreign sounds yeah. That's the shit that they used to stop making like cognac. And stuff like that. So what the first distillation is out of eight and then To like you can have..
Uncommon
"ellie" Discussed on Uncommon
"A fucking huddle to sit on the side of like a twenty ton printing machine like and just be like playing with the oil like my finger into anyway you. Can't you can't do that shit. What about us from different times just thinking back to earliest memory would be a park. I think it like a family barbecue together. A meeting with a tricycle or something with the family friends. Kids run out and about having fun. Parents enjoying sales just social situation. Really positive positive. Five stunning to scroll back. I'm so impressive. Brought advising you guys have had to have where you like. Now look ellie. Five much we We've gone through like a really big ray brandt recently. And we've been lucky with the branding agency has really come aboard to learn about us as people and i guess the culture of the company your logo but you know who we are who want to be and We had to say from very early on Had to actually say how much i didn't provide would bob on language but i think it's going to make its way. Yeah it's and it's good to hear that this the agency's actually like 'cause i the problem i find an agency. There's a lot of agencies. Don't do the work yet. Which is very hot though few if most businesses small to medium businesses. Because you need the time the money to go in and really investigate but good agencies do that and often you find things like brand truths that sometimes you don't want to be but you have to so i found that really interesting. 'cause i've been reading a book on in particular about brand new branding. So it's very topical. Is that how did you guys like mate. Was it year eleven. The cannon costs. I'm glad you remember what school said et cetera. Kalyani so up until you ten two separate campuses. So he went to hike camp. Someone's bowie and then they bring it to you for your twelve in sandy. Like at the front of that soccer pitch. I suppose somewhere live there. You center sandy. Yes yeah it was really weird. They the designing rally guided to basically ever poss- sandringham like is by side suburb. But there was no relegation. So you we'd play games against like danny known francs and also like what my dad doing he'd like we live in. Like hampton then broaden wise. He 'cause we'll be driving like an hour away hills that was like my fondest memories is like playing soccer..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"ellie" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Ellie from New York. And this other guy named Alex Waterman. Once I've got many different cello takes and spent hours painstakingly going through them and trying to put them over the verses. I felt like I had enough interesting enough Interesting material to be like. Okay. Now it actually feels like a song. But literally day that we were mixing song Me and the engineer David Baron, we were mixing it remotely. You know, my wife a text me that your dog Maggie had passed away in Italy. And it just like a light ball that felt like the most fitting tribute to her. I've been met my wife seven or eight years ago, and I always knew that dog So I love that dog too. And you felt like it was a nice way to honor her memory, I guess. I'm so sorry. So many of these songs have a hypnotic quality on do you've said this about the album? Quote? I wanted listeners to feel almost as if they're sitting on the piano bench next to me. It has an intimacy. I mean, at a moment like this is is that something that you wanted to evoke? Because it is a time when we find ourselves so far apart from one another. Yeah. I mean, I think that I never want to make.