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The Bill Simmons Podcast
"fortner" Discussed on The Bill Simmons Podcast
"I'm going to take a deep breath first. Okay. I think pick it's pretty good. I like it. I'm not with you. I like them. I'm kind of in unpick it. You're not with me. So what are we hanging our hat on here? That's my first question. Accuracy. Toughness, what do we got? I mean, I think he's getting rid of the ball quickly. Poised to me is like, I don't feel hassled in the pocket. To me, he is willing to take a hit, but he still feels like he's hassled in the pocket. Like so much of what he has in terms of his target distribution right now is where's the big guy? Can I get a contested ball up in time? Yeah, which is somehow this offense works, right? That should be their offense. What the hell is that? Are they going to do that? If they had a real quarterback pick and looks awesome. But yeah, I think some of that is the function of the offense. But it's not like, and this was true of him that pit too. This was a narrative they had on a pit that wasn't true. It's not like he's a guy who stands in the pocket and goes one and two to three. He never has been, right? Look down one, try to get one open and then I'll start to get happy feet and I'll start to move. I don't mind that too much relative to what he's dealing with right now. At least the offensive line is bad. But I see like an accurate quarterback who's willing to take a hit. That's good. That'll make you some money in the league. Now what, like I said, what am I hanging my hat on? Arm strength isn't there. Athleticism, like these are all just like average traits for him. So he doesn't move very well. He doesn't explain the ball very well. Is he like moving safety with his eyes? He correcting stuff pre snapped. Like none of that's there for me right now. So like I have proof of concept that he'll do it in the NFL level. He'll throw a catchable ball. That'll keep you rostered. But besides that he hasn't done anything yet to me, where I'm like, yep, there it is. If Kenny Pickett successful in the league, that's what it'll look like. I haven't had that moment with him. Wow, that was an assassination of Kenny Pickett. Was it? I thought that was pretty harsh. Aw man, I was trying to kill you fans are coming after you now. Listen, first kept up in that bugs game before it got hurt. Kept them hanging around. My dad's a big steelers fan and he thinks he saw the end of that CEO's game. He thinks it's Mitch time now. He said, Mitch got motivated by the picket, you know, please don't get back. The only reason that happened was Mitch had no time to think about the fact that he was going in. They just put them out there and dropped in the cold water. They should just start him like two minutes before the game. And then surprise go in with that. I'd like pick it. I don't know. There's something about him I like. And I do think for what they need. I like their receivers and I just want to get the ball near them and let them go make some plays. That's the right don't make any mistakes. I agree with you. That's the right way to play. We disagree. What about what about the two guys that chiefs got? Because they had mcduffie and Carlos. So mcduffie is been hurt. Carlos is a solid player for them. Carlos just was always going to be tricky because he's one of these edges that you draft that's never going to be like an 8 plus sac guy, you're going to get that once every so often. But he's really good against the run. He does generate pressure that other people clean up. He's like a yeoman dude, you know what I'm saying? Just going with his lunch pail and get to work. So carloff has been big for them, especially because karlov just can bump inside and play a little bit of like interior rushing stuff, which keeps Chris Jones where you want him, which is between the guards, right? Remember last year that was screwing around and putting Chris Jones as that was dumb. Now they put naughty Jones and Carl off this inside and then they'll put Frank Clark as the one outside Russia and that makes more sense. So they've been good and Brian cook, their second round safety out of Cincinnati. He's learned on the fly, spags defense is tough to get your teeth into it. You do a lot of stuff as a safety in that defense. He's handling his best he can. Alec pierce, the receiver for the colts. He's flash. He's been solid. Luke fortner is the center of the jazz class man with Fortnite center. Devon Lloyd linebacker and Trayvon walker the edge. They hit on their first three in a big way. Lloyds got some warts, but they hit. And that's been a big part why I think they've been a little bit of a surprise. The falcons with London and then Arnold at the cady, their second round rusher, like some of these teams that have been a little bit better than we thought. A lot of it is early contributions from the rookies. And that's something the Patriots weren't getting in the last few years. And then they finally, they hit on a couple guys last year, and then this year, they really hit. Yeah, you look at the top 5 walker Hutchinson stingley sauce thibodeau. The worst pick in that group is the lion's comfort. Everybody else feels great. Hey, can you? He had that three sack game Hutch and everybody lost their minds. None of those sacks are quality. They're all clean up. They're all cleaned up some games, which like it's good to finish a play, but be to tackle. You gotta be a tackle one on one and then stack the quarterback. You're gonna be the number two overall pick. He hasn't done it yet. The lens are like hard knocks. Anybody remember when people really were fired up at the back? Talk me out of pat Bengals tees. All right, so I like the paths on the teeth. I like the past to handle it's gonna be a rough night for fields. The whole ballot check thing of like oh, you guys can't do this. Great. And then it's been tough. The soliloquy he put out on how well coached and how good the bears are. The classic sign that he does not respect you. Excited about that. The Bengals thing for me is that they lost DJ reader. Their nose tackle really important key to their run defense and also middle linebacker Logan Wilson, who they're kind of trying to convince us, oh, you might play this Sunday, but initial prognosis is that he's not going to be able to go. That's the heart of the run defense. And if you lose that, they've been susceptible to the run. You saw what the jets were able to do to them. The cowboys did this to them a little bit. They lost to the running game. Now you get the falcons. The falcons are just a nightmare to prepare for. Like, why are the falcons in 6 O against the spread? Because no other team runs the falcon stuff. So you have to get into work on Monday and be like, we got to learn a whole new freaking defense when they put two full backs back there. They were one of the option and they got all these condensed guys and we have to deal with pants. There's just so much to deal with that other teams don't give you that it's hard to prep for them over a week. That running game plus the weakness that the Bengals run defense is what freaks me out for that leg. So falcons have been a trustworthy team for me so far this year. I would hope that so there's 6 no gets to spread. That's about as trustworthy as it gets. It's been that and it's been their team total overs because that offense has worked. With that said, the moment I mention a team on this podcast, they immediately shoot themselves in the foot the next week. So maybe it's my pro falcons edge that will be a strong for the bank. Or maybe it's my fault. Maybe just the stink of me this season, just getting on you. Through 5 weeks, $1 million pixel was tanking and I was having a great year. And then week 6, I had the worst week of my last two years of NFL betting for me. And $1 million picks finally went up. So we're just, I mean, if Tampa beats Pittsburgh, I would have had a huge week. Holy smokes. I can not tell you the amount of times I like that in the Santa Fe Buccaneers are in that game. It was one of those games where I was 2018 and they're like, here goes Tampa for the two point.
Patriots Beat
"fortner" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"I love Sean Ryan too here. I really do. I don't know how to tackle though as a tactical as a guard. I don't know if top one in the garden need. Like, I don't know if they need to take a guard in the top 100, but now there are next picks one 34, one 58, like we're talking about getting a little bit low here in terms of when we're going to take a guy that could have the upside to be a guard. Starting guard in their system. So Joe junior was the third round pick, Shaq mason was a fourth round pick. So this is about where to have this conversation. I think, again, I think the tackle conversation is more pressing. I hear you. All right. All right. Well, yeah, fortner is still, there are still, I think rasheed walker could break the mold in terms of pens. Okay. Well, I know we have our always been on that angle that they don't love Penn State guys. I mean, we're just hammering the Big Ten right now. It's a good conference, so no it is. The second best conference in college football. We got to hit the SEC later in the Stratford. I think rasheed walker's got smarter potential. I mean, all these guys at this point need some work, right? One other thing I'd say about rasheed walker is that he made 32 starts. So he has a lot of experience. So that's a big thing too that I think that they would like at that spot, right? This is not a Bernard Graham and started 18 games. At a low level school of central Michigan, you know? So this is a guy that's got some experience to him. Yeah, I just want to make sure nobody else obvious fell. I don't really think so. Yeah, no. A couple months ago, David hill was first round pick. Remember that? Good times. Big Ten. Rasheed walker is a guy. I think they're going to tackle here. All right, let's try, let's take rasheed walk. All right, so while this zips through, you want to just pull up the board, refresh the top 100 there. Yes. So we just completed the top 100. We got crystal lava in the first round, fell in our laps, had to do it. Leo chenal, really, really good fit for the Patriots that linebacker plugs the gaps can rush the passer from multiple alignments can play some in space much better athletic tester than we expected. I think that he just checked so many boxes there. Zion McCollum. I really think ziya McCallum is going to be a stud in the NFL eventually. He's on the right coaching staff with the right coaches. I think the Patriots the way that they develop corners. I know they haven't had the best of luck at the top of the draft and corners, but I think that he's going to be a really good player for them. To me, I think ziya McCollum is Kyle Duggar two. Just a corner instead of a safety. I think it's exactly the same thing. Great athlete, great tape down at that level. Rasheed walker from Penn State grip strength, strong, burly guy. I think he's got good length. I think he's got good upper body strength. I don't know, maybe there is some upside there with his footwork and stuff like that. We're finding a little bit. I think you could get, you're going to get a really serviceable right tackle. I think maybe you can have a left tackle there too as well..
Patriots Beat
"fortner" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"At the end of the day, they need three to four instant playmakers. I think they got three here. So there's that. Okay. All right, that's a positive spin on this one. All right, I'm gonna try to be nice. Here we go. Here's another one another Dax hill at the top of the draft, right? We got Dax here. I don't know. Well, trade down, right? We gotta trade down, grabbing Dax hill. Here, let's see if I can do it. No, I can't. That's a big deal. I'm trying to find out my phone. Just keep going. It's a screenshot of a cell phone, right? So we got I'll read it out in Dax hill, Leo Xiao, johny Zion McCollum, Luke fortner, Neil Farrell junior, kirin Williams villas Jones. Jason Poe, who's gotten a ton of love lately. Really good athlete. Really, probably the best pulling guard in the entire draft that maybe they can get in the 5th or 6th round. I really like Jason Poe a lot. So a couple of picks here I like on day three. Obviously everybody knows my love for real is Jones. Jason Poe, I really like as in their scheme as a power pulling guard, what do you think about Kyren Williams? I know the 40 times going to scare some teams off, but that kind of feels like where the Patriots pounce, right? Oh yeah, you're so worried about the four 6. We don't give a crap, right? We're going to take them anyway because it's a good football player. One of the best pass protectors that I can think of coming out of the draft at running back in a long time, like really a difference maker impact pass protector. And a really good receiver as well. We haven't talked a ton about backs. We haven't talked a ton about car and Williams. I think he's an interesting player for them. Yeah, he is. He's Tyler Beatty, but slower. And they're probably going to go on the same range, right? Anything that he boxed better already than pretty much anybody in this draft, right? So that's a big difference. When I look at this class though, I mean, you picked up future assets, daxton hill, day one, Leo Chanel, day one, Zion McCollum probably contributing by the end of year one. John metchie probably contributing by the end of year one. It's a decent class..
Patriots Beat
"fortner" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"They don't want necessarily the bruising run blocker like they've had and back mason on the right side. Zack, I think his tape is kind of like a an Isaiah win coming out of college in a lot of ways. He has some of those trades to him. He's got some positional versatility. He's a little bit bigger if I remember correctly than somebody like fortner, which might be better in this spot. They also drafted Justin Haran from wake forest. So they clearly like that program a little bit on the offensive line. Either one of those guys in this spy, I think are good picks. I lead towards Tom just because I think that he's more of that tackle guard versatility type of player, whereas foreigners more like center guard. And I think what they're looking for is more of a guy that can play inside or outside versus playing all three interior spots. So Tom's actually smaller than fortner. Nice three O 7 at the combine. Interesting. Ed Ingram is still there too, by the way. I tried to get him to show up here. I forget exactly what it is. I don't think we're missing anybody else. Marquise Hayes maybe, but pick your starting guard here, Evan. Zach Tom, who is it? Zach Tom's actually. Yeah. All right. Yeah. And there's that. All right, and we have to back to back picks, so we don't really have to, that's why I did it like that. I take the line, take the offensive side first, whatever. Now let's go over to the defense side. And here's what we have. I think it's between Malone or feral. I know it's probably a little bit of a reach for both. I think Malone right now Malone was so productive oncology and 17 tackles for loss last season. He had 20 tackles for loss two years ago. He just knows how to get in the backfield. I think you can cure him up as a run defender. He's big enough..
Patriots Beat
"fortner" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"I think we're going in the trenches here. So you want this whole board right now. We're picking again in 6 picks and the whole top of the board is offensive lineman. If we lose Tom, like fortner still here. Yeah, I think you're Ryan. I think all those guys are in a tier, right? Even Ingram from LSU's got some off field stuff that you have to look into, but all those guys are level players. So whoever gets to 91, assuming that the board doesn't really screw us and they don't go all in the next 5 picks. I think that's fine. So I think we grow, I think we go edge or defensive line here. Right, so that's why I was going to say, are those four are going to go in 5 picks. I'll take the risk, especially like buffaloes drafting alignment, I guess the Titans might, we didn't see what they did further up there. So if we're going defensive interior edge, again, I really like Malone. I would go Malone or feral, I think. Yeah, so maja Sanders is another interesting player. He was sick at the combine. I think was the story and he lost a lot of weight. It just was a weird combine for him, but he's a really good edge dresser too. Feral, I know there's a lot of positive reviews from him and senior bowl guy, somebody that scouts are high on and Malone, I use this comparison the other day and I know people are not gonna like it, but he reminds me a lot of Derek rivers coming out, but obviously without the knee and without the injury history and all that kind of stuff. Whoever's in that injury is free in college, but you just hope that the injuries go better for a guy like D'angelo Malone than they did for Derek rivers. He's a little bit more of like a rush linebacker than what I think they truly need in that spot, but I think this might be a little bit early.
Patriots Beat
"fortner" Discussed on Patriots Beat
"I don't hate adding. I think it's more in the fourth round. Okay. I think two top 100 nicks when you have the need to tackle is a little much. Let's look at the let's look at the rest of the O line board here. So they do have, this is just guards. They do have Anita guard. They might like coles strange. I could see them liking Cole stray and hang on. I want to, what are the other linebacker or maybe like, do you not call safety yeah, any third D line on there? So here's what we're working with. Here's the thing about coal strange that I find very interesting. Coal strange played some center. Remember last year when Bill gushed about having that extra pair of center eyes on the field can make a difference? Yeah. I wonder if he'd make a point of adding a collegiate center to fill that guard role. I think that a guy like coles strange could play day one guard. Like I think he could be your starting out with Luke fortner could be that too though. But you might be able to get in the fourth round. But our pick in the fourth rate, it's not for a bit. You know, that's Luke for around 100 is a day one starter. Potentially. You could get him into camp and he could be the starting left guard as a rookie. Well, look, if you're going to take a day one starter at 85, that's a pretty darn good pick. I wish that he could play tackle two in a pinch, but I guess I'm being a little bit. I mean, he didn't college. I think like as a depth option he could. He's not going to start, right? But it's a cold strange. Yeah, listen, I made the first three pixel. You've convinced me that as well. Can you pull up? Can you pull up just refresh? I'm going to pause it real quick. The board so far, who we've taken? Yeah, I'm there it goes. Unless this thing raises, there's a lot of open screens here. Yeah. All right. So here's what we did the top 100. We still could use a tackle safety linebacker, maybe another wide receiver. Yeah. Yeah, I think I would love to get another wide receiver here in the fourth round at the board, works out. That would be would be a really nice pick. I also wouldn't mind going tackle and doubling up in the middle rounds on offensive line to kind of show that thing up, right? So I'll pull.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"fortner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Prosecution related to the two 7 37 max crashes that killed 346 people in 2018 Boeing's former chief test pilot Mark fawkner has been charged with deceiving federal regulators about the flight control system that was later linked to both tragedies After faulkner pleaded not guilty his attorney David Gerhard said his client did not lie and did not cause the crashes Everyone who was affected by this tragedy deserved a search for the truth not a search for a scapegoat Joining me is former federal prosecutor Mark lytle a partner at Nixon Peabody Mark prosecutors have a trail of what seems like incriminating emails from faulkner complaining about the max software system the mcas that it was designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by monkeys and bragging about using Jedi mind tricks on regulators Will those be an important part of the case against him Well it depends you know certainly the case is an example that continues to show up in the modern era with email and electronic communications where people sort of just say what's on their mind They don't think about what they're saying So certainly some of those statements by fork are going to be embarrassing I would expect that the government would try to use those to the extent that they put knowledge in forkers head about the mcas failure or the mcas stimulation that he learned about I expected defense attorneys would try to limit that because it might be prejudicial or not relevant really to the charges In one he says I basically lied to the regulators unknowingly Does that cut for him or against him It cuts both ways The way it cuts against him is it's his statement acknowledging that he's received this new disclosure internally about where the mcas operates and what circumstances which is significantly broader than what Boeing had previously known and or disclosed the FAA So it goes against him in that way That's the marker where he's saying he knew about this And it sets the stage for future allegations that later on he didn't tell the SAA about it It goes for him because this word that he added unknowingly is sort of his statement that like wow I've had all these conversations the FAA and they told me all this stuff internally about the mcas but now it's different and now they're going to say I lied I didn't lie You know I just didn't know about it The email about Jedi mind tricking regulators was to an FAA official Does that seem to suggest that the FAA knew or should have known about changes to the mcas It wasn't like the FAA was totally in the dark here Yeah this is a challenging indictment for the government to bring on a number of levels But clearly before any of these charges came out obviously during the scope of the FA investigations of those two crashes and how they occurred clearly there were a lot of criticism of the FAA certification process that they weren't hands on that they weren't involved in certifying aircraft enough that as a regulator they should have been much more involved This Jedi mind statement puts a number of people in the FAA on notice that they should look harder at this They should have taken this and said wait what do we got here So clearly when fork goes on trial there's going to be a lot of effort by his attorneys I would expect to actually put the SAA on trying Faulkner is a mid level employee It's kind of hard to imagine that all this happens solely because of his actions or inactions That's right That's one of the real shortcomings of trying to charge one person in an environment where when you look at the indictment itself there's some emails by him where he's worried that he's going to cost Boeing millions of dollars and clearly there's an environment there where you've got an employee who's worried about that and maybe that's infringing his judgment But more to the legal point these wire fraud counts and this SAA fraud a critical element to these charges are at fortner intended to defraud somebody of money or property That's going to be really difficult It's clear that he lied and it's clear that he made some false statements and omissions mostly omissions but to say that he wanted to sort of make money through those lies It looks apparently that he's a mid level employee who's worried about his reputation or worried about a reputation that results in people saying he cost the company money and that's not enough to say he intended to defraud airline customers of Boeing What are the other elements that prosecutors have to prove For example is materiality an element It is materiality is an element in every broad case and they're going to have to show that but for these false statements things would have been different It's really hard to say because all of the statements in the indictment that alleged fortner committed fraud there really about omission They described a couple of different interactions that pork nurse had with the FAA after he learned about the mcas problems where he didn't disclose it And what is the context of those conversations it's really rare to charge a case just based on omissions Usually you're looking for affirmative false statements And omissions make it difficult to prove that somebody had a material fall statement too Well there's always a possibility of a plague Do you think that the prosecutors might be looking to flip him They might but this was a pretty extensive investigation And when the company entered into the settlement it would appear that Boeing did a pretty extensive internal investigation and cooperated with the government extensively So I would think that they have all the information that this is probably going to be the only charge coming out of it Thanks Mark That's Mark lidle of Nixon Peabody coming up next Steve Bannon held in criminal contempt of Congress You're listening to.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"fortner" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Is Bloomberg law with June Grosjean from Bloomberg radio I've been talking to Mark lytle of Nixon Peabody about the Boeing pilot charged with deceiving U.S. aviation regulators in the first prosecution related to two fatal 7 37 max accidents in 2018 What are the other elements that prosecutors have to prove For example is materiality an element It is Materiality is an element in every broad case and they're going to have to show that but for these false statements things would have been different The FAA would have been different It's really hard to say because all of the statements allegations in the indictment that alleged fortner committed fraud there really about omissions and they're not clear they describe a couple of different interactions that forkner had had with the FAA after he learned about the mcas problems where he didn't disclose it And there's going to be like what is on his mind What is the context of those conversations but it's really rare to charge a case just based on omissions Usually you're looking for affirmative false statements And that makes it omissions make it difficult to prove that somebody had a material fall statement too It makes it more difficult I want to talk about Boeing settlement with the Justice Department which didn't cite for nearby name How will that play or will it play into his case No I haven't been able to review the settlement that much But it's certainly going to play a role I think generally for a defense of an individual to have a company for if you're certainly likely to blame Boeing and the pressures he received internally as he noted in some of his emails that he had pressure to not cost the company money And the defense attorney is going to maybe not legally have a basis to bring Boeing into the matter but it's certainly going to be something that's going to be in the background of the trial about how did someone how did this large company just have one person end up being charged criminally And how did what were the terms of Boeing's admissions that Boeing make any admissions in that settlement there's certainly their payment of money is it fair the defense attorney might raise Is it fair that Boeing doesn't receive criminal charges when a mid level employee does Or what is what looks like it appears to be an institution institutional breakdown So will the jury have to believe that he was a rogue employee who was carrying this out by himself or can they believe others were at fault as well and still find him guilty The jury can believe that others were at fault as well and still find him guilty It just goes to the sense of I think the arguments that the defense attorneys are likely to make are that the jury will appeal to the jury's sense of fairness And a jury can jury can nullify a verdict for any reason Now they get instructions from the court to follow the instructions and apply the elements of each charge to the facts proven at the trial But if the jury gets the sense that there's not fairness here it could really go the wrong way for the government You are a former federal prosecutor Would you rather be the prosecution or the defense Which side do you think has a stronger case Well this would be a tough one because in this case the crashes were so tragic the loss of life unnecessarily occurred and clearly Foraker had knowledge of this problem that could have prevented those crashes But it's clear that many other people knew or should have known about this and the defense are going to make a real big part of this case about the FAA and those FAA agents are going to have to testify a trial and they're going to be scorched on cross examination And it's likely I would think forkner could be convicted even if others weren't charged were involved when I charged in the case But I think that the jury it's going to be tough for the jury to go forward If the defense is able to get into their arguments the fact that foreigners kind of escape go Is there a possible There's always a possibility of a play do you think that the prosecutors might be looking to flip him They might This was a but this was a pretty extensive investigation and when the company entered into the settlement And again I haven't read the terms going settlement It would appear that Boeing did a pretty extensive internal investigation and cooperated with the government Extensively So I would think that I would think that they have all the information that this is probably going to be the only charge coming out of it Really because even Peter di fazio the Democrat from Oregon said senior leaders throughout Boeing are responsible for the culture of concealment that ultimately led to the 7 37 max crashes He's saying this shouldn't be the only indictment I think he's right I think it shouldn't be the only indictment but from reading the fact that Boeing that Boeing was allowed to settle and that Boeing's I would expect Boeing would have done a really thorough internal investigation into their compliance and that they would have done extent to be allowed to settle like this they would have extensively cooperated with the government So my expectation based on my experience the charges that came out now would have been inclusive of all of the people they felt they could make a charge and had a reasonable likelihood of conviction at trial Things could change of course and maybe could provide conversations that weren't recorded in email or something that the government doesn't have So of course that could always happen But I'm surprised it's only four here but I would also be surprised if other people were charged in this case What kind of sentence is he looking at Sentencing guidelines are with fraud cases are triggered and tied to what the loss amount was to the victim of the crime If he gets convicted and there have sentencing the defense and the prosecution are going to have a lot of sparring over weather forkner is accountable for the loss that these airlines suffered as a result of the crashes Their liability to passengers also that Boeing settlement 2.5 billion clearly Boeing is providing that amount and fortunate would argue after convicted that sentencing that he wasn't responsible for these losses He would argue for a much lower sentence than maybe the guidelines Otherwise if it's the whole amount he's going to have very high guidelines probably up to life in prison I don't expect a judge to give him that amount of time I think the judge would probably look at this and find he was a mid level employee But there certainly was a lot of loss of life The number of people who died in these crashes is really horrific So I would expect significant sentence maybe between 5 and ten years Thanks Mark That's Mark lidl of Nixon Peabody.
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"Blue jerseys with white numerals and letters, blue pants. And the blue helmets with the white block UK logo on the side. For Mizzou. It is all white with a black and gold stripe down the side, black numerals and lettering and the white helmets with golden Black tiger logo on the side. Today's Coca Cola Game ball Kid of the game. Young man's name is my savior from William Wells Brown Elementary. In Lexington. Mizzou will kick it off right to left. Zach Johnson awaiting the kickoff of the SEC opener for Kentucky and Mizzou here at Kroger Field and a beautiful night for football. Jeff McArdle. Play. What a great night a great crowd on hand. I mean, we got here for tailgating about 3 30. It was absolutely packed came across Cooper Drive yesterday around noon, and people were staking out their spots. This is this is fun. Pants. Sean Kenting will kick it off for Mizzou. Six of his seven Kickoffs went for touchbacks last week in their win over central Michigan. This one is going to be a touchback to start this game as it lands halfway back into the end zone and Kentucky will come out and go left to right from its own 25 yard line to start this game with Will Levis and controls Group with 367 yards. It is UK debut. Up front. You'll have Luke Fortner at center. You like Cox, Darien Conard to the right can foresee their Rosenthal to the left. Kentucky is going to start with Chris Rodriguez in the backfield. They'll start also with three tight ends. Bates Rig and Cummings all in the huddle for Kentucky. Coming sprints out to the left. Reagan Bates come the other way, with Ali pitch to Rodriguez sweeping near side and he's cut down at the 27 yard line, making the tackle blaze Aldridge, who had a heck of a week last week. The transfer from Rice at 3.5 Sex six tackles for loss from an inside linebacker position, quite just made a great play there because he gets through it. Doesn't That could be a huge Blake? Give him 3 to 28 Make it second and seven is Levis goes under center. Rodriguez behind him. Here comes Wandell Robinson in motion to the right side, Too tight ends to the left two wideouts to the right Now, Robinson goes back in motion lift. They give it to him on the jet sweep. Cuts it up to the 30. He's across the board cuts right at the 50th Go grossed 30. He's across the 21. Man to be 10 Corner Me 17 Yard line, making the eight yard line. The rocket from Frankfurt. Just about took it to the house. Great. Straw was the only one that could run him down. He asked me one of the fastest players on that team because he had about four yards. Great block out there. By Brandon Bates two Key 64 yards on the run by Robinson first and goal Kentucky at the Mizzou eight. And the red Zone powered by Toyota. That's something we didn't see. Last week, William Cohen. Held back levels will go from the gun too tight ends on the right now one of them rig jobs to the left, where there are two wideouts, the open side of the formation in the box they handed to Rodriguez straight ahead. And he has pulled down from behind as he gets to the six yard line. Robinson Shaun Robinson, a strong safety, making the tackle, second down and goal from the six yard line for Kentucky, Jeffcoat and McGuire on the ends for Missouri White side and buyers are inside buyers on the nose. Aldridge and Nicholson, the linebackers, two good ones. For dining and Rakestraw, the corners manual and Carlisle's starting safeties when they go, Nicholas Abrams Drain 50 B. Rodriguez set up to the right of Levis tight end two wideouts to the left. It's an option look, and Levis makes the pitch and dives to the five yard line looked like maybe a bit of a mix up their tripped over his own feet. That time, too. So pick up of one a bit of a busted play. It'll be third and goal at the Missouri five off the right hash Mark Bates comes out Kentucky is gonna get ups and to go Spread it out with three wide receivers. This time break the huddle with EPS. Ali and Robinson all going to the left side of the formation back to the near side rig is flexed out from his tight end position. Let us out of the gun. Levis back to throw as time grows over the left, left wide open. Rodriguez touchdown, Kentucky cat score first time They had three receivers on the far side of the field, all of them running routes Coming back towards the short side. Rodriguez goes through the line of scrimmage cuts to the left. No one out there he walks into the end zone. Great. Play well designed, play everybody going flow to the short side of the field, so it back up top and it's just wide open first touchdown catch. For Chris Rodriguez for well, Levis. His fifth touchdown passes the Kentucky QB. Ruffalo will attempt to make it seven Nothing. It's good cats take just two minutes and eight seconds to score first seven. Nothing. Kentucky leads Missouri on the UK sports Network. Hey, Big Blue Nation.
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"If a meteorologist Kyle Roberts, randomly sticking around here is we end the weekend on and off showers possible throughout the day today, and your highs will be in the upper seventies rain chances continuing to money. In fact, they increase a little bit. Your coverage of money will be about 70% highs will be in the mid seventies on Tuesday. Some more showers and stores possible of the scattered variety and highs will be in the upper seventies. It is 69 to DFW Airport. The news is brought to you by structured foundation repairs. Texas Senator Ted Cruz has been on Fox weighing in on the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Hamas wants Palestinian civilians killed because they know Democrats in Washington and the media globally will act is use useful idiots and attack Israel and that's what we're seeing in Congress right now, Israel and Hamas seemed to be holding to their current cease fire agreement. President Biden says he's continuing U. S support for Israel and his promising to send humanitarian aid to Gaza. What some refer to is critical race theories now officially banned in Texas schools. After lengthy debate House Bill 39 79 successfully passed Saturday morning. In a written statement, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick says the bill make certain that critical race philosophies, including the 16 19 founding myth are removed from our school curriculum statewide, adding that parents want students to learn critical thinking without being indoctrinated with misinformation. Charging that America and our constitution are rooted in racism. Supporters of the critical race theory say those that support the bill are uninformed Nicole deal W B A P News seven. Greg Abbott has signed an abortion building the law that will prohibit women from getting abortions after a fetal heartbeat has been detected. Would also allow any Texan to sue an abortion provider if they believe that provider violated state law. And that is a controversial provision allows anyone the ability to legally harassed and try to financially ruin anyone else who is suspected of aiding or abetting an abortion. We've seen more and more support in more more appreciation for how precious human life is, and I think a lot of it has to do with the things that people have gone through with Cove. It and things of that nature, the heartbeat log. Goes into effect on September 1st. Members of the State House and Senate have come to terms on a bill that would do away with requiring a license to carry a gun. Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick's his state lawmakers worked together to get it done. Never any poison pills. There were never any issues with the bill. We just work quietly. We gathered our votes, and we passed this great go to historic day. And I'm proud of Matt Shafer, the House author of the bill and Senator Charles Fortner, and everyone who helped bring this still together. Governor Rabbit could sign the bill of the law within a day or two. A 19 year old man wanted for a May 15th shooting and DeSoto that killed 34 year old father wounded a woman. Been arrested. Evan McNary in was picked up in Arizona. He's in jail there now held on capital murder charges awaiting extradition back to Texas. He could also face unspecified charges and Arizona Hey, was driving a stolen car when he was arrested there. The family of a Ford Worth woman who was killed by police and 2019 has filed a wrongful death lawsuit. Tatiana Jefferson sister filed a $10 million wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Fort Worth, former police chief at Kraus Mayor Betsy Price, and Erin Dean, the former police officer who was charged in the shooting death of Jefferson inside of her home in October. 2019. The suit alleges that the city failed to properly train and discipline its officers. Among the other complaints. And that Kraus and Price both quote knew the failures of the forward Police Department. This suit demands a jury trial. Cat blends iron WB AP News The temporary shelter holding migrant teenagers in downtown Dallas will close its doors early next month. Rabbi Andrew Bailey with faith forward. Dallas says emergency agencies were the he placing the teens with foster families while volunteers kept them busy. Volunteers came in. They provided activity. They provided some of the basic necessities and so on. So it was really a great team effort. At its peak. Several 1000 teenagers are being held at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. Rabbi Paley says That number is now in the low hundreds. Texas State health Services is warning North Texas residents that to rabid Fox is have been found in Ben Brooke and at least one person's been bitten. There is a possibility other wild animals may be affected, since Rabies is spread through bites and saliva. Health officials ask pet owners not to allow their pets to Rome and to ensure that they are vaccinated against Rabies. Next darts annual click it or ticket campaign is under way through June. 6th spokesman Val Lopez describes an ism and you will remind her from motorists and passengers to buckle up. It's really tragic about people that don't do it is that every year we have something like 1000 of fatalities. That could have been prevented if people had just taken the simple step and buckled their seat go thanks dot says wearing a seat belt could have saved more than 2700 people from death or serious injury on Texas roads last year. The city of McKinney will be getting a new city hall. Assistant city manager Berry Sheldon says. The city offices air now scattered all over me. We are located in a half dozen or so small buildings that we own and war rent, and our services are kind of space all over downtown, and in fact, some of our offices are located as far away is the opposite side of McKinney. Shelton says the goal is for city staffed all work in one building and then make that building welcoming and Uh, The mohair, former Tarrant County Republican chair and former farmers Branch mayor's announced he'll be running for Tarrant County Judge the 2022 election, O'Hare says he brings with him more than two decades of leadership and understanding of budgets and how to cut costs. How to save money and still provide great service. Big part of what I want to do is help where I can control it and have influence get property taxes under control in Tarrant County Still early so far, No. One Has announced challenged will hear his candidacy. Ohio's Department of Health reports increased vaccination rates after it offered cash prizes to those who come in and take the shot. This Wednesday will mark the first of five drawings in Ohio's vaccine million lottery. We'll announce the winner of a drawing for adults who have received at least their first dose of the vaccine. Excited about that Governor Mike DeWine on the announcement. The states offering $1 million to adults who received at least one coronavirus shot prior to the drawing the state, saying the lottery Has led to a spike in people getting the vaccine, with over one million people signed up to win vaccinated kids between the ages of 12 to 17 can also win in Ohio in one of five separate drawings that will give winners a full ride scholarship to any Ohio University. Jeff Man. Also fox News from the Rexall U S A. W B A b 24 7 News Desk. I'm gonna smarten. Next update will be at 7 30. Of course. 24 7 news coverage always available. WB ap dot com. 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"2 A.m. with no electricity. That's nine hours. Austin Energy. Here's another one houses outage rolling when it's been going on for eight hours. Michelle says, dealing with an outage in a house with a newborn for eight hours. Please help. Here's another one for Marla. Northwest. Austin has been without electricity since 2 A.m.. I can see my breath in my own home, Nathan says. Well, his tweet was a little profane, so I'm not gonna be able to read it, but it was directed at Mayor Adler. It's tea and in Austin energy. What are you gonna say? Yeah, I said we'll see tacky with his language. I don't blame him. But for someone to be able to literally see their breath in the road home, man, pour Le Here's another one. No, no power in Clarksville. No power along stuff. Stone Lake. No power in the dripping springs area as well. These these folks are starting to really feel it and they're getting very angry on Angela. Here's what she tweets. This is criminal. Austin Energy pulls in massive amounts of cash and tax credits for being a utility provider, and they can't even do this right. Y'all shouldn't have your own monopoly here. I'm making this my political goal. Yeah, That's pretty interesting. She's she's upset. Yeah, folks Away, remembers back in 1989, which which is probably about the last time that we Had this kind of cold. Uh, we didn't have blackouts. We didn't have rolling blackouts at all. Well, we also We also didn't depend so much on wind energy as well back then. Well, there you go. Whenever you get about 30% of your power Through windmills and they freeze for 567 days. You're gonna go without electricity. That's that's the that is the eggs. That is the problem that we're dealing with at this very moment is the frozen windmills putting strain on the grid and then yeah, they're just not able to produce. When windmills here the satellite TV of energy, I guess so. Let's we quote me on that. Let's squeeze in John checking in from Round rock this morning. Hey, John. Good. You're good Morning Act. I've been trying to build a 220 megawatt power plant halfway between Hutto and Taylor. We've got the land. We've got the air permits. Haircuts been screwing around. Um, By the way, you probably want to put praise my name. I was the chief debater for the South Texas nuclear project in the 1976. 1976 election that kept Austin in the South Texas nuclear program. Back up a second. Hang on a second. Hang on a second. Who are you? Who are you with? And what do you talking about? My name is John Gordon. There's a group of 17 of us that invested in land between halfway between huddle and Taylor next to an electric substation to build a 220 megawatts. Um, uh, reciprocating engine diesel type, uh, power plant because we know her cot is 5000 megawatts short of their capacity. That's why you've got everybody's is out of power. Uh, they're turned off because ERCOT doesn't have the reserves and they've been lying to the public. I've been telling everybody this. I even told it to the ERCOT leaderships face down in a South Texas conference. You 5000 megawatts. We wouldn't be having people out if they'd be building the reserve capacity. Yeah, I've got an air permit to build the plan. What's the name of the group? Give us. I mean, what's the name of the organization s so I could find more Which energy saying again ranks which energy? Brain switch energy. Okay, I went in, and 19 went in in 2000 and 15 and sat down with the guy that was ahead of Georgetown's utility and said, We'll sell you 108 megawatts of power or we'll sell you. The power plan are you talking about? We're gonna build natural gas. Natural gas. Is that what you're using? Yeah, it would be natural gas fired, but it doesn't use water. It's it's It's like a truck engine, but it's fired by natural gas. Yeah. Somewhere. Where you in this project where? Give me an idea. Where you in this project? I'm looking at your website. This is the real deal. What do you give us? An update. We got the air permit. We have the land. I don't know what that means. I don't know what that means. You got the air permit. That means that Texas environment T c E kids, The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has given us a clear permit to build the plant and run it. So what's the holdup? ERCOT has been pricing their electricity so cheap and telling everybody that we got plenty of capacity. It's a line clearly, we don't We don't have a good and I've been Go ahead. What? We almost had the same blackouts in in, um, in, uh, a year and a half ago in August we were that close to having blackouts, then. The cove. It reduced the demand this past summer, but you get a good cold spell like we get, and by the way, I was a two public utility commission in 1989. When we were about do rolling blackouts, which did happen not in Austin, but in the round rock area, and we I was discussing Getting the South Texas plan to come back online. It was in an adage within our seed for an emergency permit to bring in about half of their power capacity s O. I've been complaining that ERCOT Has been lying to the public. They don't have the reserve to meet these special conditions. Johnny John result, Johnny V. Had a chance to talk with Williamson County commissioners or anything like that. Judge Gravel. Yeah, they If you know who I am, Everyone knows who I am. I've been telling him this now they're seeing it. I've been warning about this year after year. Yeah, well, I'm looking at your website, and it's well it's wanted, so it's it's great website, and it outlines everything you're talking about here. So what's you think Haircut is in your way, producing a new power plants and Williamson County. That's right. And, uh Schwartz ner. I mean, Fortner are Senator He better call me in at the at the Legislature. I mean, Was a chief chief debater in 1976 for keeping Austin in the South Texas nuclear project. Yeah, you should. Everybody should be praising the heck out of me right now. I got you, man. I'll read a little bit more. And I appreciate you calling man. It seems like there's a lot on your plate here. And you got the land acquisition over there in West Taylor. And it's one of the property. It was a substation wouldn't be owned by encore. Is that how it work? He's gone, All right. I wish you'd call back. Yeah, that's that's pretty interesting. He's a registered professional engineer named John Gordon. And he's been tracking all of this stuff and his website frames. Switch energy dot net S. Oh, there you go. We have to go to their main communications of the 911 system early this morning..
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"When i was in like a freshman college and it didn't go very well A just wasn't my thing. But what i discovered through the process of trying to be a composer. It was that i. I love learning other people's music. I love learning how they came up with at their system. They're you know they're discovering their language especially the twentieth and twentieth centuries where music is really. There's so many little 'isms impressionism expressionism. There's minimalism and there's individual composers that are islands in into himself. So i loved learning how music works and i was inspired by the new ideas that somebody could come up with to make something really expressive in beautiful with completely new language. And i wanted to share that with my students. I've also i've i've at some of my downtime or darker times or more frustrating times of my fledgling career here. I get bogged down by all that. Logistical stuff we talked about and it just felt like day to day stuff and when i finding to when i started to really embrace a logistical stuff was when i realized that that could be my creative. Because i'm not a composer that can be my creative thing my creative activity which is to create events to create programs and to bring creative other creative people together so i think in that data so wonderful for my own spirit. Having i feel that the there's a major Problem with our education system in that fundamental education systems kids in school up from elementary. Maybe through college that. It's and i'm very much paraphrasing sir. Ken robertson here. I'm reading one of his books. But basically we are training people to be workers. That was the whole point of education system before that people just weren't educated right before the industrial revolution. People didn't go to school. There was no such thing unless you were going to be a priest or unless you had a private tutor because you were very wealthy You will not educate and then can become in. It became important to have workers that were able to be literate. that could read instructions to read. Manuals could operate machinery..
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"Sure that people get what they want out of it and it still fulfils our mission and everything's ethical but meeting. Everyone's needs every meeting everybody's names and making sure everybody's happy and negotiates negotiate not unlike pounding your fists on the table demanding what you want but but in finding a way that everybody can walk away happy and having respect for each other and so that that way you can hear reputation doesn't proceed you in a negative sense. Oh i've heard this guy. He's a real pain in the butt. Oh he's really you know he's a straight shooter and i like working with him when we come up with something good so that you have to ask to ask for money. You have to know how to ask for money right. And that's that was that. I that first meeting i had with the padre was. Hey what's i need. I need somebody from afghanistan he said. And how you kind of great mentorship moment there. So moving forward now to what what i do is an orchestra now. You know as an assistant conductor of the symphony and also the music director of youth orchestra which is under the umbrella of the symphony Yeah there's a lot of staff members that you have to work with and you know it's it's the same thing it's all about working with people and we can't. I don't think anybody has ever in the past but able to just wall themselves off and just be a pure artist. Even beethoven had to struggle with publishers and try to find you know donors for his patrons for his work ultimately. There's always an audience so you have to find the audience. So it's it's yet that's the big thing you know. That's what's really difficult. Though as being a musician we have versus know doing another job. Where the skills that we have acquired have to start at such an early age. We have to put so much work to be.
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"You need to find somebody who gets it. Just one person the research behind that and like knowing like what is that person's goals so that you can connect with them when you meet with them and you know thinking back to the initial summer that i was doing this you know when i found it i was actually staying on summer vacation so to speak from from mcgill. I was living in houston with my parents spending the summer with them and i would spend besides practicing three or four hours a day in the cello. I would spend a good two three hours on the phone calling. Family members calling anybody that i knew in in the iowa. Great lakes community. Where i wanted to do this festival asking them topics all over the place but basically saying hey. I have this idea. I want to start this festival. What do you recommend. Who do you recommend. I talk to and then they would tell me your name and then i would call that. It was anything from finding a pianist. Because i had to find somebody relatively local i found ended up. Planning somebody really wonderful in in In minneapolis which is you know driveable for our drive. Just in the west is drivable and so yeah it. It took a lot of a lot of. That's that's hot when you went entrepreneur. Basically you starting a thing. You wanna start a music festival. You want to start an orchestra. You just need to talk to lots of people and it's networking one one-on-one one essentially sounds like you're figuring out what your community needs. What your community. You have an idea of what you want to do but you have to serve the community so you have to find a way to to meld your idea into what the community needs and what they want and sometimes what they want and they need is not exactly the same people come up to me after our great lakes music concerts and say thank you so much for bringing this music here..
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"There are options if you wanna be something called the five. Oh one c. Three which is what all symphony. Orchestras are for example You can you have to have a board of directors and depending on what state you're incorporating. There's certain Rules about that. But basically a board of directors they are the custodians of the organization Much like a board of directors any corporate business. They're the ones that oversee the The organization but you can get around that at least especially when you when you wanna start a nonprofit. It's much easier year to get going because you need to have a back backlog or a track record to convince the irs to let you inc a nonprofit so it's best to start with a fiscal sponsor. So maybe there's another foundation out. There that is sole purpose is to fund or two to house nonprofits under their umbrella like fractured. Atlas is an example. Right right so so the way that the the started i. I had always intended to make a nonprofit and we never got that point before. I moved on to work here. In sioux falls but what i basically the way i started this festival beyond having the idea was like okay. I'm going to do recital cello piano recital. I'm going to be the cellist. I need to hire pianist. And i'm looking for a venue to do this recital. So in the in the great is great lakes region. There's an art center there and they have a performing arts and it's a quite a nice. They have appropriate performing arts component to the programming as well as visual arts and i went to them and i said hey. I'd really like to to put this concert on you know. How can we make this work. There's probably some sort of fee for the use of the piano. Or whatever and they they basically convinced me not to do it. They're saying well we're more interested in. We're only interested in bringing axe from nashville you know having cover bands etc etc but you should go down and talk to the church. The father. Tom is really interested in classical music and have a really beautiful space. So that that was kind of like for the first nail in the coffin. Actually that ended up killing off the festival. Was you know that's a local. Performing arts center passed up an opportunity for really high class music to be performed in their space. And that just sort of kind of gives you example of sometimes people have different different agendas. So so then. I went down and i met with. Father brought my cello just walked in kind of cold meeting set up. And said hey. I'd like to to do a recital and can you help me raise some money. I'm going to need. I don't know whatever it was five hundred dollars from. And he said what about for you right question..
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"fortner" Discussed on Max Q from Peabody LAUNCHPad
"I'm also an executive director of a music festival and here in sioux falls and so my my day is split up with you know coming up with musical ideas and also know grant writing and Recruitment of board members. It's really helpful to just have one very short in a couple of sentences in an email and if it requires more than that than you set up a phone call. I think it can actually accomplish. The the businesses needs to be taken care of more quickly over the phone or over zoom nowadays So yeah like top tip to hack. That is that. I've discovered just through people that i've interacted with that are really good. Not just marrying. But other other people that i've that are functioning at that really high level is that they they respond to emails pretty quickly but but with a really short answer and so i think that's more efficient. Just get to the crux of what you need to talk about an save the filagree for later so you mentioned this festival a couple times and can you tell me more about how you got involved with the festival And like recruiting board members in those kinds of responsibilities. What goes into all of that right. So so there's two festivals. That were that that i have experience working with The first on the first one is no longer really acting. I never officially candidate just sort of stopped So that one was called the great lakes music festival in boogie which is nearby to sue falls about two hours drive away. I have family there. It's it's You never would've thought that there would be this vacation. Spot of lakes and lake fun in the cornfields of i will but yet there it is. You can think the glaciers and last ice age for that little gem. So i grew up going there since i was a little kid. And you know when i was when i was still in school. I think i was before i came to the body. I was Finishing my cello degree at at mcgill and With a conversation with a friend of mine me thought you know. Divorce shot came to iowa in eighteen. Ninety three whatever Wouldn't it be cool to have a diversion festival. What we're trying to come up with a title that you know. Well there's mainly mozart mostly most about definitely divorce. Jacques about the go just with the geographic title but yeah. It was a festival that ran. It was never a nonprofit. Its own independent nonprofit at always has it was fiscally sponsored nonprofit so the fiscal sponsor was actually the arts committee at a local catholic church and the new backup and talk a little bit about how fiscal sponsorship works on case some listeners. I'm not a lawyer who don't quote me in. you know. This is your disclaimer but legal advice but yeah basically. There's a new. Us there are different types of nonprofits and the point of being non-profit is essentially. You don't have to pay taxes. And the people that give money to you. They can deduct that up to a certain level. They can deduct their their gift to the nonprofit From their own taxes so But you still have to report everything. And and there's a lot of scrutiny. That comes with nonprofits because it's clear that there could be a lot of fraud a great way to get around paying taxes. So that means that you have to have things very clear set up about what the mission of the organization is But there are a few options so if you for example if somebody wanted to start an orchestra or somebody wanted to start a music camp or music festival.
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"I'm christina answer. Today's interview is with thomas foreigner who was a conductor and cellist who graduated from twenty seventeen currently he is based in sioux falls south dakota where he is assistant conductor and youth orchestra music director of the south dakota seven orchestra. He is also the founder and artistic director of the iowa. Great lakes music festival and artistic and executive director of the dakota skye foundation. Thomas thanks so much for joining us today. Really appreciate your time to get started. Can you tell us a little bit about. What does your life looks like right now. Well i live in sioux falls south dakota on the cystic conductor and music director. The south dakota and when the middle of the coronavirus pandemic But we started our season. And it's been very very interesting time. Put it that way. Yeah he did say that Has has your life in schedule differed a lot within the pandemic before you know. I've for example Typically for the youth irks music director. I spend the summer with the staff planning out. What the season's going to look like for the kids in the repertoire is going to be in putting together the schedule for for the concerts and then using all that stuff and it usually takes three months of flowers a day work maybe less than that this summer because of the pandemic because we had really no idea what things were going to look like and we still don't really know where we're we've already started our season. We've already started our in person Rehearsals aftermath of being online. It's been a crazy amount of preparation and and logistical work up front. That's far more than we've ever done before. So as far as how. It's edited schedule you know. My life has been taken over with with the seating charts and mask mandates and you know talking to parents about safety concerns or lack thereof in some cases a lot of administrative responsibility of administrative responsibilities. I i finally starting to look at scores again. That must be nice Basically been an administrator all all awesome. Yeah so what does that normally look like a. Let's go back in time pre pandemic as a conductor like how does your administrative versus actual artistic responsibility balance out at least in your current job. Well.
Handel on the Law
Atlanta - Waffle House celebrates its 65th birthday
"Anniversary To the Waffle House. House. WSB WSB Cheryl Cheryl Castro Castro reports reports Saturday Saturday was was the the waffle waffle Houses. Houses. 65th 65th birthday. birthday. It It was was Labor Labor Day Day 1955 1955 when when Joe Joe Rogers Rogers debuted the first ever Waffle House restaurant with Avondale Estates neighbor Tom Fortner. Since then, the late night all day breakfast chain has expanded to more than 1900 restaurants nationwide. Serving up more than two billion eggs and 1.8 billion orders of its signature hash browns alignment locations serve about 80,000 customers every day. WS