35 Burst results for "Gary"
Pat Thurston
Congress urges Postal Service to undo changes slowing mail
"US Senator Gary Peters. He's from Michigan. He yesterday asked individuals, businesses and groups to contact his office about issues with mail delivery. He is opening an investigation into cuts to the U. S. Postal Service. He is the top ranking Democrat on the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee. They oversee the Postal Service. He said he is working to get to the bottom of any changes that the new postmaster general, maybe directing that undercut the Postal Service's tradition of effective service. He's doing this in light of a lot of complaints that have been we've been hearing and reports that we're reading in various newspapers and other publications, so and by the way, the post office asked for assistance in the stimulus package and They received nothing. So they're also functioning with less money than what they need in order to stay solvent through the pandemic.
Boomer & Gio
Philadelphia Phillies beat New York Yankees 11-7 at home to open twin bill
"The Yankees allowing eleven runs illusion, the opener, the double header with the phillies yesterday, and then they ran into Aaron Nola. In the NIGHTCAP, he gave them all sorts of trouble, but eventually, they got into the Philadelphia both another three to pitch to talk. Line. In the right field, that survey? That's GonNa find the gap. Stanton will score. Harper gets back in talk man stops at second. So a rig double for Mike Talk in the Yankees take a two one lead, ricky. Ricardo. seventh-inning call here on the fan I will say one of the things I like about the no fans is getting to hear the dugout. Big Hits. It sounds like you're at a high school game in central New Jersey on a Wednesday afternoon. He's guys are getting all pumped up there on the bench on the balls, put in play, and you can hear some of that on the broadcast or shallow with an RBI single. He was two for three and the bullpen closed out a three one victories. They split the twin bull, the twin bill rather at Citizens Bank I. Seven inning experience for Aaron. Boone Company? What did he think about? About the first one was too short, and then this one was just right. Make sense considering they dropped the opener before the seventh inning rally Nola struck out twelve over six innings. But the Yankee pitchers kept them in the game as well. Jonathan Isaac. Open, he got seven outs followed by Avalon. Green Auto Vino in Britain the latter earning his fifth save Luke void homered in the second. His Fourth of the season reading in all situations doesn't matter who's pitching what game where we're at at homer. Here on the West Coast. It's anytime. It doesn't matter Ohio three. Oh. Oh, to whatever you know guys can always do damage. We're looking to do damage competition about every situation there the savages in the box Gary Sanchez not so much right now over to two more strikeouts, the batting average down to seventy four, and then rubbing salt in the moon, he gets drilled in the elbows. So they'll. They'll check him out later today leading up to the series finale, Jordan Montgomery opposed by ZACH EFLIN
Full Stack Radio
Gary Bernhardt - TypeScript and Testing
"Thing that you said about the test, we verifying the behavior system is totally true if you number one have well, if you have perfect coverage to the system. And that doesn't mean just line wise coverage because executing every line isn't sufficient. It doesn't mean even path coverage path coverage means like let's say you have a function with two with a conditional with two sides and an els, and then after that on related to the second conditional with two sides, you have four paths to that function because you can take either side of the first conditional on either side of the second. So. Even covering all the paths isn't sufficient because the data might vary in weird ways that 'cause you might, for example, you never thought to test for when some arrays empty and you're indexing until you're getting an undefined out your test never tested that. So the thing about. Let's throw away the integer versus strength and just think about like you have a function that takes a supposedly takes a string. and. You didn't think about what happens if it's undefined. Well, maybe you never pass undefined that function, but maybe you pass something that was indexed out of an array to a, and if that array was emptier, didn't contain that index, you're going to get an undefined and this is like at least in dynamic languages. This is one of the most common and annoying sources of bugs is whatever kind of knowles your language has and they show up. Yeah Yeah. Exactly. And these languages tend to have very lax with with somewhat an exception of Python. They have very lax handling of knowles. So like indexing ray with an unexpected index gives you all in undefined, her nail or whatever. It's called same thing with Hashes objects. So. One of the big benefits of a static type system. As you can say, this function takes a string and under no conditions will allow you to pass an undefined into their. except. Took mentioned, the type script was designed under severe constraints. Actually, type script does have this problem because of the type of indexing array is the type of the array. It is not union with undefined. So. This is not the greatest example, but there are lots of sort of other situations like this objects are a better example. Cause type stripped will prevent you from. Accessing a property that doesn't exist on an object and getting an unexpected undefined, and then passing that down into a function that never expected the undefined, all of that kind of weird. Stuff. This kind of weird bugs that can only occur due to run time. Data. A lot of them go away, not all of them and you know the language determines how many if you're programming Idris like really, you get pretty close to all them going away if you programming in type script like. It probably gets you eighty percent of the way towards preventing those kinds of things. But. This stuff comes up constantly with. A. So that was all. That's all of that was supposing perfect test coverage. You still have these problems that are based on run time data. They're not based on the structure of the code you wrote, would that mean that you don't actually have perfect test coverage though like that is the implication. So. I. Don't want to write I, don't want to one. Hundred Percent Path Coverage, I? Don't even want achieve one hundred percent line coverage. So an execute programs code base. The ratio of test code to should've written the actual number down, but it's something like maybe four to one production code test code is. That is that feels like a lot more production code to TESCO than what I remember seeing like the destroyer software screen casts and stuff. Like Ruby and rails stuff. Yeah, and it's a lot. It's a lot more production to test than in the destroy all software code base as well because in Ruby and like I have to. Constantly. Protect myself from from mistakes. and. With type script and play. I can strategically test. Things at just the right place. So like EXCO program has this core bit of code that handles year kind of progression through a course and the lessons and so on. That's really critical and quite complex code. All of that is like just paranoid testing around because if any of that ever goes wrong, it's going to get baked into the database and it's you know it's GonNa be there forever. But for example, our reactor components. Strictly speaking we have zero tests around the entire react. And that's there are a few points that are actually tested, but they're kind of factored out like reducer, kind of stuff like the actual. Component testing. But just like there's some areas of logic that I'd extract, it emerged test for because it was easier to write the code if I had tests while I was writing it sorta thing. Yep, exactly. and that's not to say that the front is never tested because we have some Cyprus tests drive a browser so. Are, tests actually step through every single lesson in the system just to make sure that nothing blows up, but that's more of a just a giant smoke test. So. And it requires no incremental work when I write new content or new components, just kind of works for free. So. By, having type script in place, not having to worry about all the wiring of components I can focus on. Very, complex tight fine grain tests for the core logic. Of the system and I can have this nice high level test runs through and make sure nothing is totally broken, but I don't have to write a whole lot of just really boring like this component. When it this, it renders you know with this class or whatever I. Don't do any of that stuff and. I. Think it's worked really well, I have no regrets about about switching type script for that purpose because the overhead is quite small when programming but the test over the saved as massive, I mean, we're talking about. I wrote a blog post with numbers in it, but I think it was something like the system would be two point, five times as many lines of code. If I had done standard, what was it two to one test to code ratio?
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
Wil There Be A 2020 Season For The Dolphins
"The Dolphins just had their first player opt out of the season, the wide receiver Allen Hurns decided believe he's got a baby on the way. And so there's There's reason why players decided not to play this season question is that we're gonna have a year it all well. We're pleased to be joined by a Mondo Salgueiros of Miami Herald columnist covering the Miami Dolphins, the NFL The author of the upcoming book 100 Things Dolphin Fans should know and do Before they die. I will be out on September 8. And you follow him on Twitter at Armando saw Gary Marty Armando. Good morning, Jimmy. How are you, sir? I'm doing pretty well, my friend. I hope one of the things in your new upcoming book 100 things to do before Dolphin fans need to Dubuque and no, before they die is Actually being able to watch a dolphin football game in 2000 and 20. Do you think that'll happen? Well, I believe that there will be ableto watch a game or two or five. You know, at the beginning of the season, I don't think that's the major challenge a cz we've seen with the other sports. The launch is possible and the launch is often successful. I don't know about the landing. And the reason is, obviously you know, no one can for tell what the situation is going to be around the nation in December. In January. We don't know what we don't know. So I think that it's pretty fair to say that the NFL season will we'll get off on time. The Dolphins play the New England Patriots on September 13th. And I'm pretty confident that you know that game will will happen. But if you're gonna ask me well, will they be in Buffalo? Ah for the final game of the season in January. There's no way I can tell you that. You know, it's a tough call right now. I mean, you look at the Marlins and now what happened there and lower matter where they sit around in a circle or something. What were they doing? It's just discernibly. Um, are you allowed out there our mother or the the beat reporters a lot out there or not at this Att. This point during the acclamation period, and that's what they're going through now with strength and conditioning and walk throughs. The teams, or at least the Dolphins have not opened there. Their practice field and facility to reporters. In August, August 17th when they actually begin padded practices. Uh, you know, the field will be open to us. We will be able to see And watch the practices from the stands. You know, while they're on the
Pray the Word with David Platt
The Parable of the Lost Sheep (Luke 15:37)
"Luke Chapter fifteen versus three seven. So Jesus told him this parable? What man of you having a hundred sheep? If he has lost, one of them does not leave the ninety nine in the open country and go after the one that has lost until he finds it. And when he has found, he lays it on his shoulders rejoicing, and when he comes home, he calls together his friends and neighbors saying to them. Rejoice with me, fry found my sheep that was lost. Just. So I tell you, there will be more joy in heaven or one center who repents than over ninety nine righteous persons who need no repentance. I remember. Sharing this story in the middle of nowhere like way far out with a shepherd with a shepherd who had sheep like a real shepherd, like this was his livelihood and as I told the story. So this is A. Non, believer, not someone WHO's follower of Christ. In fact, it's someone unreached people group where most people in this area of this country have never heard the Gospel, and so I'm looking for opportunities to share the Gospel as I'm sitting out there drinking I. Don't know what I've been served and eating. I don't know what that I've been served and I'm I'm sharing this story with him and his eyes light up, and he says, that's exactly what I would do like if I had one sheep out of all of them, there was missing I would do everything I could to find to rescue that one sheep. And? As he shared that with me, I looked at him and I said I, I wanNA share with you that this is the way God perceives you. God loves you like this. He wants you to know his love for you. Began to share the Gospel and I. Just I want to encourage you today like wherever you are whatever is going on in your life. That God loves you like this. It, God loves you so much. That he has sent his son Jesus to die on the Cross for you for your sins. And God, just think of God has come searching after you. God has thrown. A joyful celebration in heaven over you over your. Salvation. Let that Soak in his love for you, his joy and you. And then as you soak that in think. He doesn't just love me this way like he loves. The people around me this way and he loves. People around the world in the middle of nowhere like this. So, God, we praise you for your love for us. We praise you for searching after Scott I. Shudder to think of where I would be if you did not come searching after me. Thank you for pursuing me with your love Jesus. Thank you for dying on the Cross for my sins. I I, pray along side my brothers and sisters who are joining me in this rare right now, we thank you for your love for us. Thank you for pursuing us. Thank you for caring for us. Thank you for the celebration that happened in heaven. When we buy your grace because of your pursuit, you're loving pursuit of US use saved us all glory be to your name, and so we pray we pray that you would use our lives to make your love known. Among? All kinds of ones around us. For family members and friends who don't know you and your love in Christ. We pray for this moment of rejoicing gallery. Pray the lost would be found Gary. Pray this for people right around us and people far from. US. Pray for unreached people, groups, God, we pray for the Khatri in Pakistan over a million of them, this high caste, high class part of Pakistan, God that you would draw them by your grace by your mercy, pursue them raise. Raise up harvesters because we've been praying according to Luke, chapter ten, raise up laborers who will go and make the gospel known among the poetry in Pakistan, help us to be a reflection of your pursuing love in the lives of people right around us and people far from us and replay that you would spend our lives so that there might be rejoicing in heaven over centers who are repenting and receiving your love and your grace and your salvation. We pray this in. Jesus name.
Skip and Shannon: Undisputed
Patterson apologizes for 'unacceptable' use of slur
"TCU. Football players boycotted practice. Practice yesterday after allegations came out that head coach, Gary Patterson repeated a racial slur that was used by a player this weekend. Just this morning. Patterson tweeted that he met with the team last night and apologized for his use of the slur. He also said the use of the word in any context is unacceptable and he must live by the same standards that. That holds his players
Clark Howard
TCU's Patterson sorry for repeating racial slur to player
"TCU coach Gary Patterson is on the hot seat. Several black players boycotted TCU football practice yesterday, claiming Patterson used the n word in a team meeting. On Twitter, a player who first complained about a lack of playing time, claimed Patterson had spoken the offensive word. Other players, though, claimed Patterson had used the word on Ly in the context of ordering players to stop using the word in team meeting.
Marketing School
How to Create Legendary Content When Youre Short on Time
"I'm Eric Su and I'm Neil Patel and today we are going to talk about how to create legendary content when you're short on time. So this is something I've been thinking about for a while if you're busy, let's say you're a busy founder you're just starting up right now everyone's talking about Oh, my God you know. We're talking got to create content. You have people like Gary Con content's but how do you have time for contents redoing all these different things? Right you have other operational things to worry about. So I can kind of go over my process first and then this is what I've been thinking about recently, and then we can kind of go back and forth so. For me recently, I just kind of had this epiphany man. There's some leverage that's built maybe I should take advantage of that leverage and then right more. So you see a lot of people for me I look at the people that follow on twitter. It's a lot of entrepreneurs. It's a lot of investors as well, and their twitter game is just really strong and I'm like men I haven't blog for awhile talk into neo about this. I've been blog for a while but when I wrote my first blog post in about three or four years last week I felt really energized by I. Miss that feeling but I don't always have time to do that. But what I can do capture my thoughts in a tweet so if you're short on time. Start with a tweet I, 'cause years writing these tweets and if you WANNA come back to later to write legendary content, the tweet is the foundational piece that is your little sprout content, and then you can decide where you want to take that piece. Later because I have a couple tweets that I saved up after this recording, the reason I have my hair done. The reason why I'm actually dressed up time is I feel so motivated because of those tweets and let go make some legendary content go on Youtube. So Neil, what are your thoughts? So I liked that I have a simple process to create good content and a short period of time and I've been using it for years. So, there's really two steps in the first is finding the idea i. just go to all my competitors websites and most of them have solar sharing buttons on there and comment counts and some have up votes in down votes and I looked to see what's hot in my space because that'll give me ideas. All right. Once you have idea you don't WanNa Copier Competition. But if you know topic like on Seo or link building as you can create your own version of it, that's better more thorough. That's on a different viewpoint than there right again, you don't WanNa copy them. You WanNa do something that's better and then I just get into writing and the way I write is very simple. Headline I tried to vote curiosity or use a how to or lists based title than outlined I. Write the introductory paragraph with a Hook, right state some questions in their Hook Gum, and then for example, if I'm writing an article on Yoga be like. What would it be cool to do yoga like a advance Yogi? You know of course, it would. Who really has a patient's practice yoga for ten years? Why can't I learned the moves and get them done right now? Well, you know what I figured out a way one hundred and one ways to advance yoga as a Newbie and keep in mind I don't do yoga. So I have no clue what a Yogi any of that is Linda yogis postal teaches yoga. So my context is probably off but that. Should give you idea of how I hope people than I outlined my body. I list the main subheadings of all the sections that I want to cover, and then I'll put a sentence or two underneath each one. Then all right to conclusion and the conclusions that summarizes everything and then I end the conclusion with question that encourages more comments and then I go back in I fill up the middle I'll reread it. But that stuff on where pressure put my content up on wordpress are uploaded to your cms have editor some review it make sure you had your pictures from your stock targeted decided schedule it and boom. You're good to go like that. Literally is my process sometimes on writing and unsure some things all Google for the answer and then all linked to it within my article I'm deciding my sources but that really is my process. Cool. That's great process. I think by the way just because you know we're talking about tech space content on this podcast it doesn't necessarily mean you have to do text based right when we talk about legendary content, it could be at it could be a facebook ad it could be a youtube video it could be a podcast, right but neil touch on something it is. If you guys have in Glengarry Glen Ross, you have to watch that. Ad Section where he talks a idea just go find that one but this silly? Tent Patel So. A idea right. A is awareness interest D is decision as action right? The Hook that Neil is talking about you want to get them immediately. Right you want to dress Oh, while that's awareness right there right and then you want to get them interested right. Then in some cases when you're any educational content, you might not try to get them to make a decision maybe you wanted to opt into a your e book or get onto your mailing lists and then they can you know given decision there maybe to take an action, right but. Point here is human beings are still the same. You gotTa Hook, them, somehow, keep them interested because people's attention is so all over the place right and then the framework that Neil gave you or the one. I gave you a little earlier on how to start creating legendary content. Everyone has different processes but I think the foundational piece again is thinking about, okay. How do I get their attention first and how do I bring them all the way taking
Photography Radio
Interview With Gary Beeber
"Well. Hello everyone, and welcome to another podcast from frames magazine. My name is Scott Ulsan today I have the real honor and the real pleasure of talking with a member of the frames community Gary Bieber. Gary's work is most recently known to those of us on the frames. Website. For a shot called moonlight of a pool slide but his work goes well, well, well beyond all of that he's been featured his films have been featured in more than eighty five film festivals. His photographs are collected by fortune five hundred companies and shown in galleries all around the world He is a photographer of immense breadth and really really interesting depth to the content Gary. Welcome. How are you doing today? I'm doing great. Thank you. The now now is a great in intro you WanNa work for me. I'll make my next career just writing intros for people. How about that? I I WANNA start with the picture that most people have frames will know you buy and that is the picture moonlight. Now I gotTa Tell You I'm a midwestern kid I'm a suburban kid born in Kansas. City grew up in Chicago. That pool slide is as iconic for me as it is for anyone else when I I thought I was really struck. So tell tell me the story of that picture. How did IT COME TO BE? Well I This is part of a big series and every night possible a ido out on I photograph fly and the slide we we moved here. Three years ago, and the first thing I saw I had seen it because I didn't actually see the house but the first thing I saw was at full slide and that was the first thing I wanted to get rid of. And fellow while the stress strangely enough one night for the hell of it I took a picture of it. And I was just for the hell of I posted on facebook not nine what the response. Would be on the response was huge. It was the biggest response I had ever got up told that time and repeat where people responding to their own memories of pool slides or to the quality of the image or what was the response about well, the quality of the image was not fantastic because I talked with my cell phone I'm apt to do that too. But I think people responded I always think people respond to a picture because at south. Maybe. Brings. Back. Childhood memories or whatever. But. In any event I what I do as I out all the time if it's there for me as right there and it changes all the time I started do just love it and I started to See it as an art object like I started to see it as a sculpture and it changes in you know all times a year all times day and I I just I just really. I don't know. There's something about it i. think it symbolizes for me suburbia. And I. Was GonNA ask about the title why did you call it suburbia versus pool slide versus Vita versus anything else? Because to me just. At just symbolizes leaving suburbia on it doesn't. You. Know I don't know that they even really happy mate pool slides like that anymore. I don't know maybe they do but I just thought as something Why does it symbolize loud I? Mean that's just like AMERICOM. And that's what I liked about. I should tell people who are listening that. You can see this image on the frames website. You can also go to Gary's own website Gary Bieber dot. com. And see it as part of the suburbia series. It's a very simple slide. It's got a slight bend to the left as you come down but it's not one of these contemporary overly complicated deals. It's very flowing very graceful. Why? If I may on I. I didn't do a two. All am I use photoshop obviously. But I really didn't do all that much with that image with an image, I did use some lighting. and kind of a yellowish lighting on that. And it just. So happens like a couple of times a year on you get the you get the move in that position usually there's nothing the except cloud sometimes it's over that slot and got it at the right possession and I shot it I probably Shaw. Hundred pictures, white bath that night and I I really didn't have to do all that much to it, and then a Lotta Times all US duo town because I love that. but I just did pretty much a straight on color shot.
KOGO Weekend News Edition
Alaska midair collision kills GOP state lawmaker, 6 others
"Survivors in Alaska following the crash of two small planes in midair officials say seven people were killed Friday. One of the victims was state lawmaker Gary Not who was piloting one of the aircraft. The cause of the collision is under investigation.
10 10 WINS 24 Hour News
Atlanta Braves Rally On D’Arnaud’s 3-Run Double, Beat New York Mets
"Awful loss for the match. They let a six run lead getaway Travis d'Arnaud against his old team drives in five, including a three run double in the bottom of the eighth. The put the Braves over the top. Gary Cohen s and why Mets fell in Atlanta, 11 to 10 7 runs charged The pen and four plus Del Impotence is four runs. In just 1/3 of an inning and the NHL is back
The Economist: The Intelligence
Google's challenges
"In terms of users Google is the biggest of the giants four billion people worldwide probably at least one of its services from search to g mail to maps. But yesterday despite beating expectations, it reported a drop in revenue for the first time since it listed on the stock market down to a mere thirty, eight, billion dollars for the quarter. Alphabet and its cash cow. Google are facing challenges and not only from Congress they could be heading toward something of a midlife crisis. I can clearly remember in the late nineties when I lived in San, Francisco a small company called Google or service called Google came up a search engine. Of course, LUDWIG IS OUR US technology editor and it was so much better than what we had before really could find what you're looking for. You didn't have to spend a lot of time searching and so that great. That was step one, and then a few years. Later, they found great business model search ads, little ads you find on the search result pages and that turned out to be a gold mine. But. Made them very successful is their culture was bottom up people could spend twenty percent of the time on their personal project. It's more like a campus a university Hogan Ation was very innovative and I think that combination may google success. That was then what what about now, what has Google become in the intervening twenty years? This beautiful economic there developed let's the culture allowed them to be very experimental invest in lots of projects, and so what you have today is basically Google. Alphabet, is companies today called is less one sing accompanied by any ron that. Business, you have all kinds of services with Android, your surge of course, you have youtube and plus dozens of smaller services and around that an ultra belt of other bets as school calls. MOONSHOT companies. So high risk companies investing in in very far our projects like health data self driving cars. So the whole thing is is kind of a Google verse that has sprouts and actually is quite impressive if you look at it. So to your mind, is Google going to continue with this success even though it sort of branched into so many things. Recently, went down to mountain view where Google's headquarters are based and Google building this new kind of very fancy headquarters there when that happens often then kind of the company goes downhill. That's kind of the edifice complex had happened with IBM and sears and a few other companies. But in the case of Google I don't think that's the case I mean you're not gonna go. We'll go into steep. Decline still being there are some developments that I'm were structural, which will make life more difficult. Google is an optimized system with the AD engine, but now the environment is changing. So it's makes it more difficult to grow in their core business. They have to look for other businesses to grow into but I think the main problem they face is cultural one. What is it changed about the culture then? Several levels to that. The idea of this culture was also to keep the the company's small sense field small, keep it agile, avoid that the big company syndrome bureaucracy and all that and that worked for a long time. Now, one hundred and twenty thousand full-time employees. As many on the eve, more a temporary ones, and so the place has become very, very big mix of people become much more heterogeneous and that has led to conflicts. Rightly. So kind of people are worried about certain things, for example, gender politics. So you had this guy young Google James Damore write a memo about why perhaps of female engineers and not as good as male engineers and that cost a huge stir that thing was leak and management had to fire more, and then there were. Other conflicts and so it became an mouths throw him that then culminates in in a walkout of twenty thousand. Kugler in November when it emerged that Google management had paid some managers accused of sexual harassment millions of dollars to leave the company I. Think that was inflection point where we're really became apparent that was old culture was breaking down to. So those are the the issues, the problems that concerns internally but I mean there there are also some externally right as we certainly saw the congressional hearings. Yes. Of course S Guggenheim's bigger. It becomes more talkative. And Address Action Regulation in general though I. Have to say compared to cultural problems or the business problems. I think antitrust problems are not as imminent. I mean nobody's GonNa Break Google tomorrow if tekkers continues and really either. Legislative action or lawsuits it's GONNA. Take Years Willing that's the antitrust question but I mean that's not the only one that's being tackled. There are issues for instance, around data privacy that's correct and that's maybe even more problems or Google has always kind of aura fine line between protecting people's data because collect data at the same time people are getting more. Conscious. About their date I WANNA protect it. There's a movement to get these companies to pay for people stayed. So these things will change right now the default is if you collect personal data, you kind of own it facebook Google and whatever and I think that default is going to change somewhat and and kind of ownership will move back to to users and that will make things more expensive. Thinking more generally tattoo alphabet though the giant umbrella company that includes Google and everything else you mentioned what are the prescriptions what should do to tackle these cultural problems to deal with the concerns that are coming from from inside and outside alphabet to find a new balance between different constituencies, the workers customers, regulators. and has to do all that in a way that awards what the founders of Google segue bringing. Gary Page always wanted to avoid that Google becomes a conventional company. Becomes a boring company, a company with lots of the rookie in innovative so that so that's a challenge. I. Think in a way if you look at what Microsoft is done, of course, different company different problems much older than forty years. Old is such an Adele of their that the CEO is just managed to give this company in you his own data in the sense, let's let's no longer protect windows any prize kind of move into the cloud be more open company be politically responsible and I think that that's the model alphabets replicate. Replicate that one one but you have to give Google at some point or alphabet in the near future he kind of a new inspiration and I think data personal data is maybe one possibility why not offer services that don't collect a lot of data or don't target you with ads. Subscription for that or why don't you try to become a data bank quote unquote like Ben Keeps. Your money. would. Alphabet would manage your data and perhaps sell other people. I know that suggestion may make analysts at Wall Street or even tricks. Google Cringe Westwood the devil being charged data but but I think that's the type of thing Google has to or ultimate has to think about.
A New Direction
Create Your Business Space Doing the Opposite - MicroFamous Matt Johnson - burst 13
"But. You talk about several things when it comes to shrinking a battlefield. First of all, it's creating niche. If we've talked about at at at length already and then creating that person combining, we've talked a little bit about we can exhibit combined existing niches that can make them more focused and define niche. You also talk about reframing a reposition, but the one element that I really loved that you do is opposition. When it comes to shrinking the battlefield. So. Talk to us about. Using opposition as a way to shrink our battle because I found this fascinating. Yeah and I love this example. I'm really pumped that you asked about that one because there's a bunch of a bunch of ways to create a niche or combining reframing all this stuff, and they're all there on the book, and that's awesome. But the one that's one of my favorites to talk about is doing the opposite, right. So how do you shrink the battlefield? If you'RE GONNA choose to focus on a certain group of people or a specialized segment of your market or something like that? Like how do you? How do you choose the right one? Well there's a great example from Jackie Chan Right Jackie. Chan. Is this martial arts you know really really famous and martial arts, but he is very different from everybody else like if you grew up a Bruce Lee fan like he did. Bruce Lee was the legend of the icon like he will never be surpassed. And how do you grow up as young martial artists? In China, how do you grow up Bruce Lee Shadow and expect to make anything of yourself in that community and in that that line of work? So Jackie Chan looked at that problem and instead of getting discouraged, he looked at it gwent. How can I do the opposite of what Bruce Lee does. Okay. Well, Bruce. Lee. Is Like A mazing. Super Fast, invincible. Well, what if I did the opposite and I was more vulnerable immuno even and showed myself getting her like did my own stunts and like showed showed the real thing happening Bruce Lee's films are pretty straightforward. Right What if we did something comedic? What if we did something that was almost slapstick? So he starts asking themselves these kind of questions. Just how can I do the opposite of the person who is the dominant name or the dominant brand in my space ends up coming up with his own blend in crates, his own genre. Basically of this kind of con- comedic martial arts. I don't even know what you'd necessarily call it But he invents his own fighting style that goes along with that expands into movies, ends up being like one of the highest paid actors of all time. One of the biggest stars in the world. And it all started by doing the opposite. And we can do the same thing right whether you are the florist whether you are a brick and mortar. Business owner whether your real estate agent whether you're coach consultant, which is the world that Iran and more taking what you know think about you know again, contrasting with Gary v like if you're in that space and you WANNA teach people how to market their business. Good luck. Just going on being another Gary v because you end up just being overshadowed by him and delivering the same message to the same people. got. Gary. V. So what are they? What are they need you for? But if you go out and you do the opposite, it gives you a chance to cut through with a message that actually speaks really really deeply to a smaller group of people and plus fun like figuring out how do the opposite you end up coming up with some really fun and interesting combinations. He may end up creating a niche that you dominate for the next thirty years. It's really
A New Direction
The Wrong Attention for Your Business- MicroFamous Matt Johnson - on AND
"Hand? How many of you would call all your friends up on your cell phone or text them tell them to come over go to your bathroom, put on a negligee and say watch me take a picture. Nobody would raise their fully not many. No nobody would raise their hand, but it's everybody. Does it I know. And I can't imagine how much money they're getting for that I'd. Strange and interesting world. Yeah. But it's it's very odd. The lengths that people will go to to attract attention is all based on that myth. The fact that attention automatically translates into money. I watched somebody asked Gary v this question on facebook live or something here a few months ago, and he's like dude, I'm creating on this content on this stuff and it just the money's not coming in his like. Well, what are you offering? Do you have anything for sale is like? Well No. I. I'm like I I'm trying to look for sponsors and stuff. He's like okay. All right. So then he backtrack and tell them seven different things to do because there's just the ideas there. You know attention equal sales and and if you don't have that in between thing now, you can fill that in gap in a couple of ways you can fill it with sales skills, right? You just get people on the phone or get people in messages and sell them. You can. You can fill that gap with speaking skills. Right. You can go on stage and you can speak from stage and you can sell. But. Neither of those things are super scalable, right they. They're both very, very time dependent. So the idea with micro famous is rather than trying to fill that gap between attention and sales with more stuff. You have to do fill it with content that strategic because then it builds your influence in the influence is what closes that gap and sales and isn't. Isn't dependent on you speaking more. It is independent on you going to more networking events and isn't dependent on you getting more and more and more people on sales calls only for ninety of them. Not Be a good fit because that's a that's just again, it all goes back to the introduction the book, Do you want a messy complex? You know complex? Business, do you want it to be simple, profitable and rewarding? Right
Houston Matters
Benches clear in first Astros-Dodgers game since scandal
"Last night's Houston Astros Los Angeles dodgers game got a bit heated. The teams jawed at one another and the benches cleared after Dodgers Reliever Joe Kelley through a couple of pitches that the stroz perceived as intentional being balls. This was the first meeting between the two teams. Since the Astros signed stealing scandal came to light the dodgers were the team the Astro's beat in the two thousand seventeen world series. I cannot repeat some of what was captured by microphones during last. Night's broadcast but one of the voices expressing colorful language was that of Astros Manager Dusty Baker who learned yesterday he will be back as manager next season. The Astros Tuesday picked up the option on his contract for twenty twenty one. The STROZ also picked up contract options for pitching coach, Brent Strom and third base coach Gary Pettus.
WBBM Evening News
Gary Closing All Beaches For Next 2 Weeks, Due Partly To Chicago Visitors
"Of Gary is closing its beaches for two weeks following recent spikes in New Cove in 19 cases in the city to get the story from w BB EMS Jim Good ist very spokesman Michael Gonzalez says the city speeches have been crowded lately because of the hot weather, especially with people from outside of Gary. We definitely been inundated inundated with with folks folks from from out out of of town town with with visitors visitors from from out out of of town. town. We We see see a a lot lot of of Illinois Illinois license license plates plates and and a a parking parking areas. areas. So So one one can can make make a a pretty pretty safe safe assumption assumption that that we're we're getting getting a a lot lot of of Chicago Chicago people. people. Gonzales Gonzales says says Gary Gary decided decided to to close close it it speeches speeches based based on on recommendations recommendations from from the the city's city's health health director. director. Gerry's Gerry's leaders leaders hope hope the the closing closing of of beaches beaches as as well well as as a recently enacted mask mandate will help curb the spread of covert 19 in the city. Enough The beaches will be able to re open in a couple of weeks. Jim got this news radio. 105 point on FM was Mayor
WBBM Evening News
Indiana Libertarian Congressional candidate arrested in East Chicago; officer shown punching him on video
"Posted to Social media shows. The libertarian candidate for Indiana's first congressional district, was punched in the face Saturday while pinned on the sidewalk by any Chicago police officer who was trying to arrest him. Gary Post Tribune reports, 38 year old Mike Strauss faces a number of charges including disorderly conduct and battering a police officer.
Motley Fool Answers
July Mailbag with Jason Moser
"The. Multiple answers I'm out Southwick and I'm joined, is always by broke camp. Personal Finance expert here at the Motley Fool. Hey, BRO, well! Hello Alison. It's the July mailbag where we answer your questions and this month it's with the help of multiple analyst Jason Moser. Should you buy a house now? What is modern portfolio theory and also here Jason's thoughts on a lot of stocks all that and more on this week's episode of Molly fully answers. Jason thanks coming back. you know I mean i. told you you invite me. I'M GONNA. Be here every single time. Thanks for having me back. I mean we appreciate it because we know you're a busy man, and so we do appreciate that you carve out time for us in our little show, don't. Always always make time for those important people in my life rule number one make time for allison and Bro I love. It sounds like a good one to me. Everybody wins. All right well, I guess we should just get into it, so the first question comes from Darren I've subscribed to the full for over a year and I'm really pleased with the service. I would like to know your thoughts about my holdings in Shop Affi- I've bought several times over the last three years, and it's now over thirty five percent of my portfolio and I. Don't know if I should continue holding or trimmed down. What would you advise a good problem to have I was gonna say that exact same thing? That's a good problem have? In a very glad, you have subscribed to our services in your really pleased. That's that's what we aim to to do. We aim to please help you make money and so yeah. This is one of those situations that we will find ourselves in from time to time as investors. A nice problem to have but something you do need to address at some point because it is going to be a little bit different for everybody. In so coming from the perspective of I, also own shop, a Fi stock in it's it's a wonderful investment. It certainly is taking up a bigger. Part of my portfolio a not at thirty five percent where you are. I think for me. It really does boil down to. That sleeping at night test in other words, you need to be able to go to sleep at night without worrying about this kind of stuff, and if you feel like shop, a Fi represents too much. Of your portfolio if you feel like you're overly allocated their, then, you may need to consider pulling it back a little, but now I mean it's. It's I think it's always important. Note you know. It's a big difference between building up a position buying a position to make this size to make this type of allocation in your portfolio. It's another thing entirely to have position grow into beat into becoming that size i. mean that that is that is in a little bit of a different dynamic there, so people all the different ways, some sometimes folks will, they will just sort of looking at it from the house money, concept or you. You just sell enough shares to recoup your initial investment, and then you let the rest of it go. Some people are perfectly fine with thirty five percent. Some people are not. They want a pair back so i. do think you need to kind of figure out what helps you sleep at night I do think that shop by a great business. I think the biggest risk in only shop, if I right now is valuation, just because it's dominating, it's space, but it's not making any money yet, and it's probably going to be a little while until they do so that valuation risk is there, but ultimately yeah I think determine. Where you feel most comfortable with it, and if you feel like you need to put a little bit of that money off the table, and he thirty five percents a lot, certainly very understandable. If they've said something you need to do if you do decide to pair it back a little bit. You've made multiple purchases, so you can identify the shares to sell to manage the tax consequence if this isn't a brokerage account and not an IRA. All right next question comes from Steven. If you are forced into unemployment, you are paying federal income taxes on unemployment payments are not contributing to social security nor to Medicare. How does this affect your future calculation of social security benefits and can one contribute to the social security fund during unemployment to mitigate any adverse effects on benefits, it is a little bit adding insult to injury, but you do owe federal income taxes on your unemployment benefits, and if your state charges has a state income tax, you probably have to pay state tax on that, although there are a handful of states that exempt unemployment benefits, so that's good news. And by the way you, you could have taxes withheld from your unemployment benefits you file. This form called form w four V. if you want, they withhold ten percent, or you can do quarterly estimated payments if you wanNA avoid that big tax bill at the end of the year, but if you're strapped for cash is probably just better to get the money now worried about your taxes later Eh. Stephen notes out. You do not pay payroll taxes. Those are the things that go into social security and Medicare so. So. It could result in a lower social security benefit, however, keep in mind that social security is based on your thirty five highest earning years, so if you enter the workforce at say twenty two and you work until you're mid to late sixties. That's more than forty years where the working so hopefully. If you miss out, if this year is not so good somewhere among those other forty, five or so years, you've had thirty five really good year so that this year won't be that big of a deal. So it probably will be okay. And then to address the last question. Unfortunately, no, you cannot make voluntary contributions to social security. There is at least one academic working paper out there. That suggested that people could buy into social security by like extra credits as opposed to contributing to your 401k, but so far that has not been passed by Congress I had an ex. Question comes from Sam. I heard to stocks discussed on another full podcast. When I read articles about them, it mentions they are thinly traded. I have two questions one I'm sure my position would still be quite small so I think I'd still be able to get in and out, but are there other things I should think about when it's a thinly traded stock and question number two. Is there a certain amount of? Daily volume you like to look for when considering a stock foreign investment. What volume do you want to see to not be? Quote thinly traded stock. Yes very good question in thinly traded stock just refers to the either the amount of shares or the dollar volume of shares that would trade on any given. Market Day and so. The. Thinly traded stock. The the problem is that you may not necessarily able to buy and or sell at the prices. You necessarily think you might be able to in other words when you look at a stock's price and you're looking through the. What what's going on throughout the day on the market, you'll see that did ask spread, which is essentially the bid. Ask spread is it's what someone's willing to pay for the stock versus what someone is asking to be paid for the stock? Because you know you have a buyer and a seller on on in every transaction they're. Normally most cases, these business business bread is very tiny, the couple of pennies maybe for most stocks because they're. They're heavily traded right there. There are plenty of dollar volume. But there are a lot of smaller companies small caps in particular in in you know a micro cap, specifically that don't necessarily meet these kinds of thresholds, and so you definitely have to be aware of that now I'll go back in time just a little bit, too. When we were running the service here at the fool called million dollar portfolios Roman Romani portfolio that we help manage members, and it was never really a problem, but we did have a condition in there. We were always looking for at least ten million dollars in average. Trading volume total daily volume now understand I'm not saying the number of shares saying the amount of money so basically shares times price, but we're always looking for at least ten million dollars. That wasn't set in stone it. It was an idea for us. It wasn't ever really a problem because we had a very diversified portfolio with a number of different types of companies, but when you're looking for smaller companies, you would've just keep that in mind that did ask. Spread is is something that just because it says the stock is twenty dollars. That doesn't necessarily mean you'll pay twenty dollars if there is a a big spread there between the bid, and the ask in so I think whenever you're considering stocks that have any lighter trading volume or thinly traded stock. Just be sure to use limit orders. Limit Orders of let us stipulate the price that you are willing to pay for or that you're willing to. To accept a if you're selling a limit, order is just a really good way to protect yourself from any unwanted surprise thinly traded stocks. You might not always necessarily get them when you want them, so you might have to lead that limited are in there for a little while, but but a limit order is a great way to protect you from any unwanted surprises. Next question comes from Randall. I'm in my late thirties now, but earlier in my life. I was very very bad with my money. Collection Calls Welfare and bankruptcy or not strangers to me. I've been at the bottom then I met the love of my life, and she convinced me to turn things around ten, and a half years later and I have done a complete one eighty, I took control of our finances rebuilt my credit and started investing and listening to all you find folks all. I opened it investing account with the goal of saving and building enough a down payment on a home. I'm happy to say we've now reached that goal. I recently sold at a profit because I didn't want that. Money tied up in the market. If we are close to needing it for a house, but now that we're here, I'm not sure what to do. We currently rent a basement apartment and our neighbors general living situation are less than ideal to put it mildly. So, we're champing at the bit to jump into the housing market that being said the experts have been calling for a drop in the housing market for a while, and that was before the pandemic hit now I'm worried that if we buy right away a year or two or three from now, interest rates will spike, and we could be put in a difficult situation. I live near Toronto. Canada or the housing market is already highly inflated in relation to the rest of the country should I be worried? While Randall first of all congrats on turning your financial life around love hearing success stories like that so good job on that. So I'll start with my standard answer with the rent versus buy decision, and that is just pull up spreadsheet and compare the all in cost of renting, including what you could earn on the money that use for down payment versus the all in cost of buying including the opportunity cost of putting down payment as opposed to having invested as well as insurance and taxes and maintenance, and all that stuff and project, where you might be in five to ten years based on various scenarios on what happens to stocks, if you. Rent an invest the down payment versus what happens to? What you'd look like depending on where home prices go. Generally speaking. If mortgage rates go up, that could way down on real estate prices we did see mortgage rates. Go Up for a bit a few years ago, but the housing market did find, but you could certainly envision a scenario where rates went much much higher, making houses, much less affordable and prices would have to adjust. But I don't expect that to happen anytime soon. I think we're. GonNa have low rates for awhile, but beyond that I don't know I've given up trying to predict where interest rates are going or even paying attention to people who try to predict where interest rates are going, so who knows? That said since you live in Canada. I thought I'd check. In where rates are these days and I and I got a brief reminder that things are actually different in Canada so I did a little bit of research. And then realize I had reach out to someone who knows, I reached out to Canadian Motley fool analysts Jim Gillies, and he had some thoughts so first of all just for you non-canadians out there. It is really different so in America. We get this thirty year mortgage than we have the same payment for thirty years. It's fixed. They don't have that in Canada. What's the most common is a twenty five year? But only the first few years or fixed. And then adjusts so in that context you can understand why Randall is worried about interest rates going up because over the next depending on which alone he gets the most popular is a five year fixed, and then you basically have to go get a new loan probably. So that put that in context, a little more, but also Toronto, really is crazy expensive. Vs from the end of last year that put it as the most overvalued real estate market in the world behind Munich. As Jim pointed out in our call here in the US we had our housing peak in two, thousand, six, two, thousand seven, and then we had what he called a reset, which is basically prices came down significantly candidate and have that slight downturn at home prices, but then they just kept on going up, so it really is different there, so when Jim explain all this to me, the difference in mortgages and the difference in home prices. Frankly he was inclined to say to this guy. You Might WanNa rent for while more and see what happens, but he also had the good advice of okay. What if you buy in prices? Come Down Fifteen percent twenty percent. What if they come down to a point where he upside down? You owe more than the home is worth. Are you okay with that? If. You're okay with that. Maybe it's okay to do that. But it certainly sounds like dicey situation than if someone were telling me like I'm thinking of do this in Dubuque Iowa or something like that. couple of other differences. In case you're curious about Canada in the US. Your mortgage is portable in Canada south. You Buy A. Get the five year mortgage, but then move get to take the mortgage with you for the next house and interest is not tax deductible. US Look at you, Robert, broke? Camp Can Canadian real estate experts there you go. Next! Question comes from Chris. I was on twitter the other day and saw that one of your contributors Brian Feroldi tweeted that he doesn't believe in a long list of technical trading terms and then modern portfolio theory. Can you help me understand what not believing an MP? T with mean this? He believed that diversification doesn't reduce risk. Also every financial adviser I've ever talked to his preached empty, so I would love to hear the counterargument. Jason you're not Brian for all the. Question I am not Brian for all the do get the talk of Brian Pretty good bit though. I I must admit I. Don't know what he said here in regard to modern portfolio theory and all of these technical trading arms. But I think I can take a guess. Generally speaking I agree with them, and I think you could sit there and look up the portfolio theory in you know read about it as much as you want. Just go to google modern portfolio theory, and you can dig right in there, but in a nutshell ultimately, what modern portfolio theory is the intention behind it? It's meant to reduce risk while maximizing returns. It assumes that investors don't like risk. They prefer less risky portfolios to riskier ones in order to achieve a certain level of return so right there. I kind of kind of lost me right there because I don't believe that every ever investors risk averse I think some investors have a very. Healthy, appetite for risk, and frankly I would say I got a pretty high tolerance for risk when it comes to investing, made it just because of what I do for a living but I. You know to me I like having that trade off least unhappy. Happy to take some risks there. If I feel like that upside, it's going to be potentially worth. So with modern portfolio theory, it introduces a lot of fancy math in the form of variances and correlations in order to come up with this. Quantifiable, investing strategy that ultimately helps reduce risk while allowing the investor to achieve. Certain returns in. Maybe it works for some not I'm not dismissing it personally I. Don't use it, I don't personally subscribe to it I. Don't need it. I think honestly for us. In a really believe it's extends to to most people in our full universe is that is individual investors I think a more meaningful way to reduce risk. is to just extend your timeline like invest longer. So like Tom Gardner said a number of years back when we were. Working on Motley, fool one basically take your take the time line that you think you want to own any individual stocks you buy shares of starbucks and I plan on owning it for you know five years. Okay, we'll just double it. Cloning it for ten in all of a sudden right there. You've given yourself more time. Time is one of the big advantages we have is individual investors. Money managers don't have that advantage, Wall Street done generally handed abandoned, either, but if you can be patient and just invest in good businesses. That risk really starts to come down over time. There are plenty of studies out there. That show that risk comes down the longer you hold onto those stocks, which into me, just renders modern portfolio, theory, more or less not useful mean on things, not useful for everybody, but it's not useful for me and based on Chris. Question It sounds like a agree with what Brian was saying there. We think I'll add to. That is I agree that risk is really not that much of a consideration if you are saving for retirement. But once you are in retirement man, and just say like you know what the market's not I'm going to extend my time highs in ten years. Because you need to spend money in that situation, I think diversification is important. It's important to have assets that don't always move the same direction at the same time. For some fools. That's just as simple as keeping any money need the next five years in cash, so you're right out any ups and downs, and that can be fine. But I. do think it makes sense to have. A mix of investment so that right now, technology stocks are doing very well, and we hope that continues to do well, but we remember was that happened in two thousand from two thousand to two, and there were down for quite a while anyone who retired in one, thousand, nine, hundred nine, or so it was very happy to have some small caps value maybe a. A little international, some reits to ride out the storm Yeah I think we talk about that often like recognizing where you are as an investor in life, are you in the grow your wealth stage, or are you in the protector stage, because they are two very different strategies, and we're all hopefully going to be in both of them at one point or another right? I personally and still on the grow your wealth stage I. Think we all probably are, but you will at some point get to where you need to focus on protecting the wealth that you've made so that you can then have that money to spend, and that definitely will dictate your investment strategy things that you're invested in and whatnot. Generally speaking I do like the idea for people who are just risk averse and have this notion that investing is just too risky. I mean the fact of the matter is not investing as far away greater risk like not investing. You will never grow your money if you don't the best, so if if if risk is a problem, I think generally speaking. Along the lines of diversification idea that that bros. talking about him, he just invest in invest in SNP index fund is something that just follows the progress and p. you know you're going to be participating in and if you look at that over the over the stretch of time, their five ten twenty thirty years, I mean that trend does go one way. It, but clearly the older you get, the more you need to start focusing on protecting your wealth, and that will change the way you view things. Right next question comes from Alex from Alexandria if I buy Muny bonds from another state in my IRA. Is it still taxable and Alexander with who we have a bond on and we do have a bunch. I know Alex up super excited about having a bunch on in Alexandria to I can't believe I haven't been there. It's like two miles from my house, but we still haven't been oh i. know because there's a global pandemic going on and we. saw. Alyx if we buy me bonds from another state in my IRA is still taxable. Bro, help him out or her or so Muny Barnes. People Invest Immunity bonds because they're free of federal taxes and in many cases. If you're buying bonds issued by the place you live, they might be free of state and local taxes, so that can be doubly triply tax free. That's why people buy 'em. There are some times, however that if you own immune, abound outside of an IRA. Pay Taxes and this surprises some people. There's something called the minimum tax. If you buy immunity bond at a discount, and then it matures at par. If you buy a distress, Muny bond for like you put an eight thousand dollars, and you sell it later for ten thousand dollars as a capital gain. You'll be taxed on that. So, there are some times when you would pay taxes on media. Now, Alex is asking what if it's an IRA? Do I have to worry about paying tax interest. If it comes from another state and the answer is no, you won't have to worry about that. The only thing I would say is. Generally speaking immune bond already has built in tax advantages, so you wouldn't keep it in an IRA, unless there's the example of the stuff I was saying previously like for. It's one of those exceptions when him UNIBOND would result in taxes than you might WanNa keep it an IRA, but generally speaking. If you're going to buy Muny Bond, keep it out of an IRA. Next question comes from Boone. I just did my first. Roth conversion and looked at that old account for the first time in. There was the expected dividend producing fund I remembered, but there was a stock chesapeake energy that I had completely forgotten about since I purchased the stock in two thousand, six fifteen. It's down way down like eight point five percent off the purchase price. What should I do with it now? It's in a tax deferred accounts so I. Don't think the loss is realized until I. Start to pull money out of the account and that might not. Not Be for fifteen years current value of all my shares will be about one percent of the value of the account after the conversion. Do I sell in the very little value? I had left and depend on E. Trade to keep up with lost for me or should I hold on based on the slim chance. The stock will be worth more in the next ten years. Oil Stocks do act unusually on occasion, only oil stocks. Stock everything else makes that usually. Chesapeake has been really. Interesting Story to follow and frankly. I don't I. Don't know that I would look at it today. As a business that I'd WANNA own so typically if I. You know I think it was yet idea. Didn't sound like a position are actively building united investment didn't work out. I mean that that happens to all of us. We don't get them all right. We have a philosophy here at the full. A lot of do we like to? Water flowers and pull the weeds, and that's just a nice way of saying. Add to our winners in to get rid of losers in. This I think is more than likely slated to continue being a loser I mean. Chesapeake has lost a lot of value. In it does sound like based on when you purchased this, these is absolutely busted I mean. There there are all sorts of reasons to sell one of them is if you thesis busted and the reason why you invest in the company is is no longer the case, and I would he probably is the case with Chesapeake so to me like you know, you could sit there and let it go, but but what's the goal trying to get back to even, or are you trying to get back a couple of bucks for me a lot of times? I'll I'll take a little opportunity here and there to just go ahead and pull those weeds sell it. Be Done with it. In even though it's just unique out a little bit value there, you can still take that money and do something more productive with it. So. Yeah T to me. I can't tell you to buy or sell obviously, but I can certainly understand. Selling in this case, but I you know. As as oil and natural gas energy can can turn around. This is going to be one that has a lot of headwinds in in. You might be waiting a very long time to to get any of this money back. I point out here that I it seems that maybe boone has a slight misunderstanding of how taxes in aries work because he talked about realizing the loss when he takes the money out and trade keeping track of the loss for him, it sounds to me that he thinks that he can write the loss off whence he takes the money out. That may not be the case, but just to be clear. One of the great benefits of an IRA is you don't pay taxes on the gains, interest and dividends from year to year. But. One of the drawbacks is. You can't take a capital loss on that as well so there's really no no way to benefit on your tax return from this loss. Next question comes from Benjamin. You recommend seeing a fee. Only financial adviser for check in every so often I know there is the Garrett planning network and others to help find an advisor. But what questions do you ask? And what answers do you listen for when trying to find one that is worth his or her one hundred fifty to two hundred fifty per hour. So I would say start first with asking yourself some questions. What are you looking for? You could go for the whole launch. Lada where someone is managing your money analyzing retirement plan helping new save and a five twenty nine. Maybe even doing your taxes with some financial planners do help with the state planning, or are you looking for something more targeted? You just want advice about am I saving enough for retirement, or are you close to retirement? You're like I just WanNa make sure that I'm doing right when terms like choosing my Medicare plan and claiming social security at the right time, so first of all just be very clear of what you're looking for. Then if it involves investments in any way, you WanNa, make sure that you find someone who is at least in the general same area philosophically and I say this, because many financial planners are hardcore index. And if you come to them as a motley fool, listener member with a lot of individual stocks. They may say okay. I'll give you some general asset allocation guidance, or they'll say I don't care if you like to pick. Stocks are not my advises, sell the stocks and go to index funds, so you want to make sure that if you're gonNA, ask for any sort of investment. Advice that you wanna find someone who's someone somewhat at least aligned for what you're looking for. Once, you've got that then. Just asked some of the typical stuff. You might expect so credentials certified financial planner. Are they a CPA either their personal financial specialist. How long they've been in the business. There are lots of people who. have not been in the business very long. Even though they're not young people, a lot of people choose financial planning as a second career, which I think is great, but just because someone may be look like they're in their forties or fifties. Sixties doesn't mean they've been in the business that long, and you WANNA. See if they've worked with someone like you right so if you have. Maybe. You have a large amount of wealth large income huge portfolio. You WanNa make sure that they have experienced with dealing with those issues, but on the flip side to if if you have, are you know middle income, decent size portfolio, but nothing too complicated. You don't WanNa. Go to someone who's used to dealing with someone who's wealthier partially because those people charge a lot more. You want to find someone who's kind of a little more lined up with what you're doing. Then make appointments with three folks. All of them will do get do free. Get acquainted means, and you're just looking for someone who you feel comfortable with. Since, you mentioned Garrett Big Fan of the Gary Planning Network and other is is not for the National Association of Personal Financial Advisers. But Garrett on their website has a how to choose an adviser section. Just Google attitude visor Garrett Planet Network has a great chapter from a dummies book that they wrote about how to choose adviser, and they have a good questionnaire that you can print out in US asking lots of good questions of financial planner. It's tough. Choosing a financial planner like my mom just went through that Bro! Is You know and she didn't really have a lot of options in Boise Idaho. Maybe two and one of them, she I never called her back, and never got back her, and the other one was just so busy just so busy, and just she just never. It's it can be rough. Finding a financial planner can be I. Think what we'll see is one of the consequences of this. Of the coronavirus pandemic. Just, like we are all used to working from home, many financial advisors and financial planners an now working from home. So in what they're doing is they're becoming licensed in more states. So, if you are more comfortable, working with someone over zoom remotely I think you don't have to stick with someone in your area. You can go beyond your locations, but you know some people don't feel comfortable that if if they're going to have someone managing their life savings, they want to be able to meet them in person. That's just a personal choice. All right next question comes from twitter. Is that right from sully what I hear? Okay? I just listened to the episode mentioning Your Weakness Two. Shopping carts and Tj, Maxx that me or you Jason. Accused me. Thoughts on the stock. If I had a war on Amazon, basket would be Costco TJ maxx Home Depot tractor supply. What would be your basket against online retail? That's funny. Well okay, listen I wouldn't have basket against online retail, because online retails where it's at. The whole idea. The whole idea behind the basket approaches to find a long term trend that you feel like the world is headed toward and so the war on cash basket, for example that was always one about people using cash war, traffic payments now with that said I get the spirit of the question some going to answer it because I do like some of these ideas. And I I would definitely include Costco in their in Home Depot's well. Home Depot gets a lot of my money. Doesn't, but they have a very loyal fan base of customers that just are happy to renew year in year out. So I love those membership models there, so costco and a Home Depot for sure you know I'm going to give a little shout at my wife Robin I. Know that she would approve of my adding target to the mixer. She hasn't been raving about targets APP and ordering on the APP the able to go to the store. Just pick it up right there I've talked with Ron Gross on more than one occasion about target and how this really has. Become a twenty first century resale right they're doing. They're doing everything online and in physical stores. What they call Alma Channel and then my fourth and I'm GONNA. Take this. You probably aren't expecting this when Alison. I'm GonNa Shock and all you. I'm ready. I'm ready Alta. We're going. Make up my I know my daughter's love. It ugly ugly Mug like this. What do I know about makeup? Tell you what. Get! A House with two daughters and a wife. That's what I know about make. There's a lot of it in an Ulta is a really really good business. They actually have a very nice diversified revenue stream. They've got the salon a`dynamic of the business which encourages people to go there they do have an online business. They have an augmented reality function there at where you can actually like. Try things on makeup to see how it looks. Mary Dillon just a phenomenal other adults of that's my fourth, their Ulta but they I appreciate the spirit of the question I like the idea I'm not saying this is the basket. I'm not tracking this basket in a not a not backing this basket, but in the spirit of the question if I had to develop. A basket, such as this one I think it'd go with those four. Yeah, I mean I guess you just have to think about what retail out there is something that you would still physically go to. Because the actual retail experience is being in the space is the experience and what you're there for? And I know I mean before Corona virus we I would go to target and just just couldn't believe how much money I had spent from walking through a few of the aisles. TJ Max is just a phenomenal business I mean what they've done through the years. Is really capitalized on the nature of the business, the advantage they have in that treasure hunt kind of nature like you go to TJ Max, maybe not necessarily looking for something, and then you end up finding a lot of things, and it can be a little bit lumping at times, but but generally speaking like management's a very good job of running that business, and they know how to exploit the advantage of experience. I think they're online game. Though I think they could probably get something going with online, and they just have not have not yet and so I. Haven't since Corona Virus for example. I haven't spent a single dollar there, but I continue to still shop at. Home Depot I. Think Yeah! We still shopping at home depot because we're doing. You know you gotta buy lumber somewhere. And I know my grandparents out in my my inlaws out in rural Virginia. They love tractor supply store, but that's not. That's not in where we live, but. Still New deck at the house there allison. I mean you, can you see? A big exposed beam behind me and some drywall work that needs to happen. Have lots of drywall work that needs to happen now though. Yeah Anyway get to that. All right next question comes from Matthew. I got married to my amazing wife nine days ago in a small Kobe nineteen wedding in our front yard after we postponed it from its original date in April all. It was definitely different, but still very special. My question is in relation to this wonderful event. My salary has been at a level that has allowed me to fund a roth. Ira I love the optionality of it, but after marrying my bad ass, wife are combined. Salaries are now over the limit that would allow me to fund the Roth. IRA does this affect occur immediately? Do I need to now open up a traditional. IRA and begin funding it or do I have until the end of the year. Matthew wants a Roth Bachelor party one last. Well Matthew I have bad news. When it comes to most things in taxes, your status and your age and things like that depends on where you are on the last day of the year, said if you're married on the last day of the year, you were considered married for the whole year. So that means if you contributed started contributing to a Roth IRA for twenty twenty. You need to call up your brokerage. Firm and re characterize that as a traditional. Now don't have any other traditional IRA, as it's very easy to do the back door, Ross which we've talked about before you can just google it or even when you call the brokerage, just say I want to do the backdoor. Roth and they'll tell you what to do. If, you have other traditional IRA as you can still do. It just becomes more complicated and you'll probably pay more taxes. So you, but you may not be totally out of luck and I should say that's only if you have a traditional IRA doesn't matter if your wife has traditional areas. One exception by the way of of what I just said. In terms of tax status and last day of the year is distributions from retirement accounts before it's age fifty nine and a half, you actually have to be age fifty nine and a half to avoid that ten percent early distribution penalty, unless some of the many exceptions that are out there exist. Right next question comes from Warren Warren Buffett. Maybe I don't know that's why I was thinking. He's asking about coq, so maybe maybe. Once James Opinion on coke. By? Or hold? Wants to now. I'd give buffet night give. Kiesel Warren of the same advice and I would say. For some I'm not buying it. Not Buying it I'm not holding it if I own it. I guess that means sell it. Even Atlanta Georgia person like you i. feel like it's almost sacrilege. I am pretty close to probably not being ever even invited back. But the facts are the facts. Okay, I mean you do have to look at the stock itself has been ain't bad stockton for the last five years. I mean I do understand why when you look at it what they do, I mean they have. Four hundred master brands, and less than fifty percent of them are the big global brands that are actually responsible for almost all of their revenue when I say almost only ninety eight percent, so it's a business. It's very reliant on on. You know a small portfolio of really successful grants. The problem is now. We've always talked about cocoa beans such a great distribution story and that's true. They've got a distribution network. It's just phenomenal, but the problem is now. They're what they're distributing is is being seen as not so good for you in so you're seeing them. Have it into to essentially pivot away from what you know brought them all of the success for all these years. Years in soda and that that's not going to change I. Mean you're always GonNa have people to drink soda? People are not to drinking as much soda going forward in the numbers of just kind of the kind of shown that through that through the quarters in the years of Coca, Cola and Pepsi Pepsi. Has the salty snacks division, which I've always been very. Impressed by I, mean I love a good Cheeto, and so I mean anytime you can throw a bag of those cheetos in my Patriot Amok GonNa, turn it their coq. Interrupting, but I think this is also very important point. You tried the Jalapeno White Cheddar crunchy cheetos. The White Shit or so. I've tried to Jalapeno ones but I've not seen the white Cheddar White Cheddar Jalapeno crunchy cheetos. Don't get the puffy. The poofy ones are not as good, but the crunchy white Cheddar Jalapeno Cheetahs. them by them. They're amazing. I have to back. Pain you. I'll get those next time. I promise I, mean Eh. One. crunchy wants the puffy ones, so that people won't you're not? You're not seeing poopie. Who using poofy Joe Copy? We'll be Coca doesn't have that dynamic of their business. They don't have that dynamic to their business, and they've suffered from that Pepsi's Pepsi's outperform coca-cola over the last several years. It's not safe. Pepsi or coke get it back. I'm sure they probably can. But what I am saying is I think there are a lot of better ideas out there, and so I wouldn't be putting new money into Coca Cola and frankly if I did own it. I probably would look at selling it and you know if you've got a beverage company, maybe own starbucks. It seems like the science coming out in support of coffee, right? It's coming and telling you that these sodas. They're gonNA. Make you fat. Coffee, it could extend your life. It could help you live longer. SMART Mexican looking this a starbucks as well is. That sounds like study from the copy roasters of America. Do! Something that Chris Hill sent me the other day. that. We sleep at night. I'm glad I've been drinking coffee as long as I have God knows what I would look like otherwise. You're a good looking man. Rick. good-looking next question comes from. A. I'm trying to save money for my kid's College. Fund while the five nine is a great option. I'm limited to investing in mutual funds, which means at best I'm going to get what the market gets assuming I do some sort of low cost index fund and I be a capital F. Fool investor have been doing much better than the market in the last three years of being a member of. Of Stock Advisor Enroll breakers, even during this pandemic mess by listening to every full podcast and following David and Tom's and yours and every one else's in the full universe. My portfolio of about one hundred stocks is up here today. Thirty percent to the market's down five percent as of day as of today weighed down by three sluggish five to nine plants that are also down five percent each. I feel like throwing away money by using the five to nine, and not being allowed to select my own great companies in which to invest. What's more, my understanding is that the five to nine does not count as an asset for the kid when applying for student aid, but the coverdale does. So I come to you with a simple question. Can I have my cake and eat it, too? What if I wanted to use the coverdell to buy individual stocks? Until the child is nearing college? At which point I then converted to a five to nine. This allows me to get better returns and avoid it being an asset for financial aid and get the favorable tax benefit. So, chose this question, because first of all Dune does a good job explaining the benefits of the coverdell over the five twenty nine, you can buy individual stocks. You can buy and sell them all day long. We recommend that, but you can. Whereas with the five twenty nine, you can only make two changes to the investments a year, and it's all mutual funds. So. That's you did a good job of explaining that. I will point out with the coverdell. It's gotta low contribution limit of only two thousand dollars a year, so for some people save more for college, but they can max out to cover it out, but then put the rest in a five twenty nine. One thing that doomed does not have quite right. Is The financial aid treatment the financial aid treatment? Coverdale's and five twenty nine is identical. They're treated as assets of the parent, not the kid that is favourable from a financial aid perspective. It's not negligible doesn't mean it doesn't have any effect on financial aid, but it's better than an asset that is owned. By the kid. He can. Transfer money from the Coverdell to the five twenty nine. If for some reason, he decides to do that, but you can't transfer it. The other way around so were convinced to try out the covered. You have money in a five twenty nine. You can't move it from the five twenty nine. To the coverdale. What other interesting thing that he pointed out is that he is doing very well with his investments, and he owns about one hundred stocks. We get this question a lot. Either on the show, or on the full live that we run every day for members of full services, and that is how many stocks should I own, and if I owned too many are not just owning index fund watering down my returns, but here's an example if someone owns a one hundred stocks is still crushing the market. Idol last question comes from Cameron thoughts on the valuation of Stone Co in light of the corona virus for a fragile country like Brazil. This could be the tipping point after so many other headwinds. But how does that affect stone? coz Business Jason I. Don't even know what Stone Co is. What is still business? Yes, don't Coz a payments company that's focused on Latin American markets in Brazil and particular in so I guess it could be. Draw you can draw a parallel to to a with square through pay pal at, but generally speaking I mean it's payments. Company focused on Latin America. Primarily Brazil. Is the big money making market kind of like Marco Libra, they're. In I, I, it's a it's. A NEAT opportunity, gained a lot of headline recently, when and it was, it was seen that Berkshire hathaway. Warren Buffett's company Berkshire hathaway taken a five percent position in the company, which is pretty considerable i. Think in the near term. You have to acknowledge the fact that. They're gonNA, be some real headwinds in in Brazil particularly because of the pandemic I mean. The flip side of that is role in same boat kind of in that regard. The entire world is dealing with it, so it's not specifically you know it's. It's not particular to one economy or one country some. To get hit harder than others I, do feel like Brazil. Be at a place where they can recover from this given You know some of the other businesses in the area. I mean that that that I think is. Who knows ultimately how? That's GONNA shake, but generally speaking. I think the move away from cash towards cashless. Transactions in and financial software that's not stopping if anything, this hastens that which which is what I think, Cameron's talking about there and for a company like stone. Co, neither are other companies in the space pags bureau in roquetas libra to but you know moving money around is a big big market opportunity, and there's nothing that says they won't be able to expand well beyond the Latin American markets, too, so I I'd say cautiously optimistic I mean I
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"Isn't GonNa quarterback the biggest. It's taken a quarterback. That's sure the jets are. I'm looking at the worst teams those two dollars. Bingo is definitely taken coordinator the Lsu quarterback or tour one of those Oregon or the Oregon Guy. He's I don't watch a lot Oregon football now. The tackle we we drafted. I'm sure he'll work out fine but he gets hurt the first day and frigging unbelievable Ebel. I'll be nothing changes ownership changes. I couldn't agree more. He could care less. Don't give up. You're taking a NAP during the game. You must think it's awful tesol. I still like him better myself. Iran him AH sucks because when you see when you see like living up here now you see the excitement for the raiders. The measure like. I'll listen Aladin. San Diego when the charge on Suppo I lived in. DC when the Redskins went to the Super Bowl I lived in San Antonio and the cowboys on the Super Bowl. I there's nothing like and I'm in a different city every week. There's nothing like going into a city and they're excited about their football team comes up the Morales better everything everything May. That's just COPA will get there someday. I think we will you know well Carson Palmer wrote that article and he basically laid out. After he got louder I went to the front office told them this is what we need. This is what I need to make. Continue these playoff runs successful and they'd like disregard them. I'm out here. I can't do play. He was a stud too big time basically said we would have to win in spite of ownership and and they did it really did with the playoff runs. They had a decent squad. They went eight no couple times like you said we. Unlucky would draft picks All where it was a great draft pick any don't was good you later. Game was the It was just a run a good drafts. The last couple the years have been a run. A terrible drought excited run July. There's a guy I talked about his name Zim in who day Graham and everything else he caught man he calls he the the guidelines of Baltimore. He's a huge huge bengals fan but everything he says pans out and never seen it like it. He said he said it last draft to go. Kill Lamar Jack Gill He. He changed the families. He changed the franchise. He's exciting. You'll get them. Stop worrying about if he runs too much. The Guy knows what he's doing. All he does does is play football his whole life. His mom's coach has mommy's GonNa Backyard and hit with input on paths. Gatti's fun to watch. He's all does play football. Chiesa he goes. And he's GonNa quarterback position elevates the rest of the teams in and then. I'm watching to Seattle in Monday night. and Ah man Seattle hasn't had the best offensive line but Russell Wilson just makes plays behind your data and I can't believe we could have have a market. Yeah Air we could hold on. We have a whole no. The cheese picked homes right after us. Okay so we we have a nice day the ten pack. No no we could hat. How could have had him? That's what I'm saying. I I don't how do you miss that. I don't get it. Jesus go heels mahomes I'd probably kick themselves an ASS. Though as the bears. The bears traded up to get Mitchell. trubisky Patrick Mahomes could heal bed. He started feeding Ohio that too. Well we like the kid running back David Montgomery kid I mean the great kid. Great Great family. The you know David Montgomery you know your best friend Larry. Yeah it has to resign D for the high school that David went to how healthy and his dad took care of my dad in the hospital round. My Dad was dying. And that's the connection because he said come watch my son play. You gotTA come watch my son but you said David Montgomery Still Texas Tina write her her name. Tina yeah she he still texts are all the time because he he signed with the bears and Any by explore. Yeah Puna. Who'd been in all your team as what are you doing? He's like I was going for so he's just a great kid. It really is family and then and even after the gains whether it's good or bad whether it's great game round frustrated he still Texas. Tina assured us that that was his athletics. Athletics Rector Right. Yeah and they're still. He came to amount healthy game this year by week. Yeah he came and just showed up and Tina and her husband were there. I was going to go to the game and missed it and he just showed up to see Tina pretty much shies sky. He really is yeah. You helped out with the whole team when they play Retell Wanda a menu but the team later my dad did this class Monday. So is is the name of south one high isolated Ohio so every year The boosters always contact me and I pay for one game I get the team to and and this particular game that tell us by Mahaffey. Amount healthy is a lower income Bourbon Aka probably black. And so I'm I'm getting I buy tell one is up team dinner somehow. My Dad Tells Tina that I'm GonNa buy me a healthy team. Also when I say that when I never mouth and so now I'm getting all these messages. He is on basement. Thank you so much for me from Albany Exposition accommodate messaging. I fucked up head to buy dinner for like daylight half inch. That's that's I don't think about the frontier align you should know he got two bucks came through you can't i. Did I bought. I bought both teams James Dinner. And the funniest thing about it is tele- Wanda's coach was very particular on what they should. There's no need salads. Pasta Duffin often fried that it up. About how coach went on you for any real care so talented guy. Salad and Pasta victim. MT healthy got Jimmy Johns with chips and so offered Jimmy Johns. I tell one because like next and I get with Kosan I wanted and I want to carve up eat healthy gets Greens and get it. Valley has these kids in Eaton. Sometimes go so what have you would ever so I bought Mt Healthy Jimmy. Johns Tell WanNa pass Jimmy Johns and MT healthy beat the crap out of my mouth that night and I go yeah well. The chips didn't affect them but ham and cheese had no cynical number of whatever they want a piece of pizza for breakfast watched him. Oh my God this kid can put it away. Well Dad Finance California. Got Him on the podcast talking about Isis Gary to get some pockets if you WANNA unlisted my podcast just go to twos search Garryowen past tag..
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"Why are you staying there? He was complaining about the cleanest alien staff dirty. And then I go just been the extra fifty dollars exam diesel tower and then you wake up the next day your whole mindset is I just like okay. Everything's good. He instead of doing that. And he's sitting in the shit hole but it at like I said it's all about where were you. Stay who you're with things of that. Nature are absolutely yep by think you people get so caught up in shaving a buck. Yup You know instead of just saying you know what it's GonNa and honestly when it's often you'll never miss the higher power us. I've learned my lesson big taken years and years but I yes he will complain about your the room. It's like get your shit. Yeah you're right because you would say every time I stayed with this guy. I don't get any sleep Meghan. I just took me a while to come on like maybe I just spring for my room. Then you wake up refreshed broker. I know it really is good so you. Here's what I was getting. Yellow sidetrack was side. said he wants to grand rapids Come to the show and then I'm gonNA come back the CINCY after grand rapids. I can just ride back with you. Stay in my apartment and Cynthia okay. That sounds good. And then you I said won't you see Kayla and Matt WanNa go my sister on her husband because they live in Detroit and like all right. We're in we're all coming us. Great I'll tell and then Kayla says yet That's that said you wanted to go the MGM and Detroit. Tomorrow I go. I never said that. Never know how it just little belge. I know it because I they say that today. I mean do that Shit. But it's my. They all came like we knew it. We knew it sound right but where I where I put my phone my mouth not necessarily my mouth was so you're out here and you know somebody comes out the busy for three days Y- Sometimes you get caught up in. Just let's just. The main thing is to spend time together but you get caught up in. I WANNA do stuff while you're here so I said Hey I just think on the schedule for the seahawks Monday night. And you're like yeah. It sounds good. I'll miss the phone calls but then when I thought about wait a minute. He Land Sunday so Sunday as day. Go See rob and his wife and the baby my cousin his wife baby and then Row San Francisco a little bit and then we give it to my house. Awesome you catch up with the grandkids and pulse at Monday's the game but and then we also have Tuesday then Wednesday. You leave so I was. It's like well. Mondays Hadid Veterans Day. You had said you WANNA go to NAPA so my brain is like Monday makes more sense to go to Napa because we're not going to rush rush hour no is going to work that day and everything else so I told you let's Let's go to skip the game. GO TO NAPA like fine my son who's never asked to go to. NFL football game. His life wakes up Monday morning. Did we go game. Game what we know the forty-nine seahawks team I go shit so I'm calling everybody. I know that works at the forty niners front office Couple agents. I'm I'm calling everybody. Anybody got season tickets. I don't mind taking Arabs. Tapped out because the game and I waited so everybody said the same thing Jerry. Mid Week calls mid week ago I know. Oh it's not a big deal. Sorry so now. I'm like we want to do is. My Dad was like NAPA NAPA California. If you're not from here you I think we're watering the beaches right. Thank God I called my Buddy Rick User Creek. ESPN analyst writer and he lives in this area called half half Moon Bay California if you WanNa know what happened bay. Is Google no crime. It's utopias per fees but his neighborhood sits on a cliff and at the bottom cliff is the ocean on a beach. It's not busy at all so we go over Rick's the West game and then rick funny because his wife Rick's like I can't get anything out of it can't get no food kingdom hook like that Seles Aguirre's come over. She's he's woke up every apple crisp chilly Wayne's Guacamole Salad. Every every aside did you want and so he's got this dog vs they'd say from a shelter and he takes us dog down the beach and we go down down there and at the beats we. It was like our own private beach. Nobody was down there. We took a trail. And I. You know footprint no it was like we once and then beans like could be the smartest dog I've ever saving a life. Yeah Rick Scott a Frisbee health throw it be is go get it and bring it back to you and and if we throw in the water going to our at some point she got to sandy just jumped into water and start swimming like around in circles cleaner stuff off And then at one point she took like it was low tide so there was these big rocks to heart. Black rocks are beautiful if she hopped up on the rock like she said it was low. Low tide ship right there. Rick You thinking Shit. He goes fish foods in the ocean. I go I'll be eating chicken tonight and Rico's a saltwater diabetic to the dogs will fit so we walked about an hour and then our back and cool. We've been hit these pockets doc. It's where it was too deep to cross to jump swear to white walk the knee high water the all the way up there and my dad classic Midwest where that that does Jeff Yeah. He were Jesus to beach. So we get back and then we started the frizzy. Now there's like three or four teenage girls eight. Oh Yeah and they saw the Frisbee and the dog and then beans would bring the Frisbee to them and they throw any. Bring it back Jack. He's got a teeny wishes on at the at the rate here. That ship is a pussy. Meg doubt about. Oh my God I I had to do my life over again with doll. Yep so any out there that has a son and you want to signed girl get go. Don't get a personal trainer dog and dog trainer and teach. That dog had to just run back and forth. Obey them. Girls were all. It was five girls by the time we left all strung dog near where they were like mad. Dog left though they were they were. Then we get up the rick's house and that dog couldn't move. It was done. I mean they can barely walk me through so tired or a great the house. I like that and now I have a dog daisies over social media and I I never understood the whole attachment dogs like if you dog dies. People cry I never got it and now he might offer seven years. And you think about you like I can't imagine my household without your love. Myth you are you you had a dog grownup brandy so great dog and in your logic to dog here on a Saturday time he'd come over. I Hate Benadryl. I mean she she just I just love this dog. Dog and I was has springer Spaniel have colleges to mud But she didn't even need a leash. I mean I got her spayed and she would stay I. Would it actually run what I walked with her. I'd go hide that she like Lucy with me. She was just just a great dog. The fifteen years tank fifty seven. Shit Claire Five. Yes and They had put her down and that is our day. Well they start. She was in pain And they start Chipman House else. They get barest It's time you know she suffered. This doesn't have any quality of life so I told her that they know coaches they get in the car. Then what's going on put her head in my lap Washed her they injected washed. Your take your last breath and I cried myself to sleep for a couple of weeks and like Oh sure. Yeah yeah no I mean it was just the little dog is nothing like it. Just pure adulterate love. They just love you and you're going to do that nowadays. Today's is great. She's now it's crazy when you have dog then you start watching dog videos over the Internet. The wonders one. I saw where a guy he was faking like he was drowning. And so this hill. And he's like Oh the frigging dog. The one thing I've learned about dogs being a dog earned. Now Yeah they they. They'll give have their own life. Save your sure they will like. There's there's no self preservation we know and this it was like a was like a rottweiler. Thank you he came through the fantasy and it's like a circle and trying to figure out and it's like a superman died the pool. You're saying round his wrists and dragged. ooh Yeah and there was another one another. This was a cat the cat no okay the cat. Somebody's posted it and they knew cats for smart. 'cause I always look at Catholic there. Judge catch you sit and stare. Did baby was on the on the second floor of his house and it was getting ready to cross on the stairs and this cat jumped off the dresser and got farther down in the navy when when I got on the series it has to pull it up. Yeah Geez now. Dong video I saw there was a little girl and she was up near Lake and she was trying to reach for something lake and the dog came to Annan Goddard. Poder back like she was. The dog was scared she was gonNA fall all in. I guess and grabbed her grabbed her by the Blouse and pulled her back. Now when you know more about dogs ninety what's your take on pit bulls because there was is a time where people like they should be illegal. Should be though I love it. I would not wanNA piss a pit bull lawf- I mean they can do some serious damage. But I don't have any problem with pit bulls I I just. I don't know I. It seems like the owners is a pit bulls love that dogs must've thought brandy so and they are just as loyal so I just got a stronger bite. That's all my God anything. It's all about upbringing. Thanks to all and it's also same thing with the human race right. That'd be a crazy one. Every now is there is his Co.. Crazy no crazy dog hole. It's it's almost similar meeting how they talk about dogs if it's similar to race relations when people so somebody will do something and the will though blast the race on the TV and we'd like the people judge the whole race to sing with dogs. Pit Bull Bison bike pit bulls a crazy new those killer now see owner in. If if you train a dog right and it'd be a pit bull would be fine. I think you know I don't know if I get one but I. Yeah I like Mutts. It seemed like they last longer they live longer. You know less problems so I don't know we had no I. We had a dog and I told numerous crazy. Stepdad stories passed but we had a dog. And we had it for like. I'm not lying two weeks and my stead their vows. I talked talk stupid. I don't know he's doing. This is funny. It's kind of funny so I'm home. The dog and it was it was a Alexander was wasn't allergic allergic so wasn't shed and rats. We're just GONNA take it out to one of these country. Roads and a farmer will get it right plus a race. 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"I Don I don't take all the personal stuff into it like addict or because an asshole that guy's a nice guy I've met plenty of pro athletes and I've seen the press talk about some athletes like they're the best human being in the world and then you meet him there kind of an asshole and then I've seen the press portray some people like they're assholes name. You meet him. Gaddis the coolest dude because I've seen some coolest. NFL ATHLETES I've ever met Dion Sanders Randy Moss and any of you look at how they were portrayed in the media where they were playing. You wouldn't think that but you get around him coolest Diaz the coolest foggier met Iranian. He's just literally just a country dude from West Virginia that just happens to be really good at football but I mean just cool was anything laid back. I mean but the the way the media portrayed him and I bought in when they were playing like assholes funding for the truth when you're around them and there's been guys that when I met him I was like Oh these nothing like I thought he's not. I'M NOT GONNA I'M NOT GONNA throw him out on the bus but there was a couple I was like I thought he was cool. Who and he's not that cool but yeah I just got so good football back and then I went to my I went into my high school game on Friday so I was supposed to be on the Bahamas and obviously that didn't happen because of Dorian reschedule the Bahamas Day to December? I think we're going with December fourteenth. That's going to be back in the Bahamas at the Bahamas resort but I so I had a day off last week I get done with doing all my press New York to promote my comedy special and then I come a wife and I said I can either fly into Seattle on Friday night right and I got nothing to do my shows until Saturday night I should I'm GONNA go from New York to Cincinnati on Friday and then from Cincinnati to Seattle and Saturday and why so go ahead and so I go to cincy and I went to my old high school tallow in highschool knocks Ohio went to their football game and we have the tourists have been terrible. I mean my high school is does not have a tradition of being a good football high school but I've been hearing things about this team that we got a pretty a good team. We are to know my house was to know and this week if they go three and it'll be the first time this century so it'll be the first first time in over twenty years that they've been three and a half they if they win this week and they're heavily favored. They're planning team called eaten. Who's WHO's not very good so I go to the game and it's funny? They got this new coach. His name is Larry Cox and he is. He is a poster boy for high school football one. Oh one he talks like a like Oh man yeah he'll say anything. Mini's these reports sandwiches really good to have one and he's he's a salesman and he's he also do all my high school. Does is run the ball. Here's the funny thing about them. They got to they run like a almost a wishbone right and they count it. They got three black guys on the team to running backs and they got the the running mates got like classic Black Names Terrell Willis and then dontrelle around do not relate it to me. let me just make sure I can. I can get their names right. GIMME little shine. Tell on the football but I'd say some interesting about them about these kids roster. Kate is trailed twenty twenty four twenty seven. We got this Guy Terrell Willis who food sixty two twenty way bigger net and then we got this Guy De'andre him process name bow tasks revelry both tests reveille now. Toronto is the sixty two twenty. I think he's way bigger net- he's built like a NFL linebacker he's huge and then the Andrei is more of a tiny guy. not very big big but I think it's funny. There's there's like three black guys on the team and two of them running backs split carries and I will say the cool thing about my high school team is they got a new coach Larry Cox and he is the poster child for a high school coach. I mean he talks like one. He'll say anything like after the game he was telling me how good these pulled chicken sandwiches burgers a body chicken sandwich is good now who real good it go ahead and get one. I was like God and this dude really has got me. One eat a pulled chicken sandwich but my number run the ball nothing but run the ball and it's terrell that has dandridge row roger m the cool thing about is de'andre. I come to find out from the coach. He was adopted by by these two guys two two gay guys together and I don't they just adopted De'andre Andrei or they adopted his whole family. I don't know if he has brothers and sisters but he adopted him so he's being raised by by to just two guys living living together and I think that's the beauty of highschool football because this is nothing against basketball or baseball aw or wrestling or any golf or anything but some about high school football and just the dynamics of it of summertime you gotta train and workout workout together in the heat and and then you're hitting each other like you have to be violent against your teammate and it's just something of it's almost was like you ever see like two guys gonNA fight or best friends a week later in the neighborhood when you're growing up as something about as as men young men and guys it just galvanizes together and in my high school was Kinda. It's weird because you don't think it's a a broke high school. You don't think it's like a poverty-stricken highschool but you gotta like it sits right off a college campus mammoth and you have a lot of people that are a lot of parents parents are employed by Miami University so you have professors kids going to my high school but then you also have two or three trailer parks you have have a couple section eight apartment buildings. You have a boy's home and and like as I'm sitting there after the game sitting the coach's office and the coaches are all high fiving vending in celebrating in being to anno- for something done it in years and a kid walked in and the coach proceeded. Tell me like man is kid. He's had a rough rough go of it so far in his life and you know he's just not living just his living conditions aren't the best and one of the coaches telling him I. I'M GONNA pick you up tomorrow because there's a JV game Saturday morning and just the fact that what I love about about high school football is the went the really good coaches they never look at the kids of course you favor the superstars if you get if you stuttered athlete of course you favor him but I think more often than not coaches and I don't mean just the head coach I mean the assistant coaches also I think they really get this papa bear mentality because these are your cubs these football players and you want to see him do well not just football but in life and to see one of these coaches. Tell the kid amp picking you up tomorrow. Okay we've got to pick it up for the game coming to get you wake you up join up so clear that kid kid does not have the structure within his life that he can get arrived to to go the JV football game this JV football which really not a lot of people give shit about good energy and football game. It's not crowded. It's just kids playing football unless you're a parent or grandparent you those stands are not packed. Nobody's getting up at six seven in the morning two. GB football game unless you have a relative plan and but seeing these coaches this it's it missiles such a little thing but some that I sit back notice because I was a kid that need a ride to the JV football game and see one of the coaches telecast that I'm GonNa wake you up and the way he made that kid feel was it was important for him to get up and be of that JV football game and the thing that you got all these kids from all these different backgrounds. I'm just going off my high school. You got a black kid adopted by by two gay guys you got this kid that he can't get to and from practice without the coaches and the kids that are probably doing decent in in life from a two parent to parent home and appearance of working and doing okay but something about going through the summertime practices and and winning together and losing whether whether you play one player one hundred plays. I'm you feel like you're part of a team. I think that helps those kids out so just seeing that at my at that high school game like I it was just something cool to see in the when the coach was telling me the back stories of allow the kids I mean not not not all of them were heather of rough childhoods Osama salvo doing well and he was saying you know whose kid that is someone. That's someone who's Kid. He's the dentist in town and that's so and so's kid. He's the doctor in town so it's not all all that but it's just something about that high school football more than any other sport that I just I love it and how people can try to say it's not good for for kids because of the risk of injury and in Cte and all that I get all that but there's not a lot of people walking around with seeds either played high school football and just stop plan in after high school on ninety percent of the kids after high school. They're not playing anymore football at all so I just love. There's nothing like Friday night lights. There's nothing like it coups part about my high school. Though is I go the game and I'm walking the sidelines and my husband start chanting Gary Owen. There's like Ariel win. Guarantee you in and then the other high school started chance of them and they start chanting. We got Gary Gary Dan Right. They do that followed by every Friday night. Whether I'm I mean I don't make I am lucky one. Maybe two games a year but I get on twitter. I get on a auto all this stuff and I follow the Games as they're going. I keep track of my high school every year. I just love. I Love High School Football. Am I avoid soda to coach Carson. In the whole tea demand it was it was awesome as you guys play this week and hope you guys go three and and just keep it going because as we know this my husband does not have the the high school tradition so to speak being a powerhouse and so yeah so. It's been a great week. My my special came out. Their response has been amazing. if you haven't seen it go to showtime on demand or get the showtime APP you can watch it all and this week I'm in Phoenix at the celebrity theater with Lil Duval aw and the next week September twenty two twenty second. I'm in Chicago at the Schaumburg Improv in Montgomery Alabama September twenty eighth eighth at the Performing Arts Center and pretty soon within the next month. I'm going to take you guys out to the backyard. 'cause I told you an effort we I got this house us that it looked like Iraq back there. We didn't WanNA rush our backyards. We've finally got everything we want it and they put the pool in now and the Pergola in the sitting area so just go to my now that I'm home for awhile just go to go to my shoes. Go to my instagram. story must match Gotcha. They're both at Gary on comedy and I'm just show you the backyard as it goes every every time I'm home. It's a little more. They're putting the tile in the pool right now so fucking. I'm excited and yeah now next week. I'm going to get into I was gone for a month. A lot of my shows were pre-tape because I was doing that movie. Welcome sudden death with Michael J..
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"Stewart Gary. A recent planetary defense exercise cise designed to see where Earth really quick protect itself against the major asteroid impact didn't go so well with scientists failing to save New York City from a major asteroid impact headed been real space record of slammed into the big apple with a thousand dozen times. The destructive force of the atomic bomb dropped on her Russia to help in World War Two New Yorkers would have gone the way of non avian dinosaurs sixty six million years ago for exactly the same reason the exercise was part of the National Channel near-earth Object Preparedness Strategy and Action Plan developed by the White House. It was played at back in April during the two thousand nineteen punditry defense conference in Maryland. This fictional neces- simulation presented a worst case scenario showing what would happen if a giant space rock crashed into the planet according to the storyline and asteroid somewhere between one hundred forty two hundred sixty meters wide was detected on earth crossing trajectory in the scenario Nessa gave some two hundred scientists in Geneva and as an emergency teams from the international asteroid warning network the equivalent of eight years to track and determine the nature of the approaching threat and determine the best way to divert it when I spotted astronomers calculated this hypothetical asteroid had a one intentions. Chance of hitting the Earth in real life the asteroid Banou as a one in twenty seven hundred chance of impacting Earth on September twenty fifth twenty-one thirty five while at one stage the asteroid office look like a probable of impact in two thousand thirty six until better orbital doc was obtained to rule it out as the exercise continue to unfold more detail orbital calculations came in allowing scientists to confirm that the asteroid was indeed on earth impacting trajectory with ground zero being Denver Colorado. It was calculated that this mountainside space rockwood hit with a force of thirty four thousand harasha bombs devastating massive area of Colorado scientists with NASA the European Space Agency as well as scientists from the space agencies of Russia Japan and China decided the best affliction method involves using six kinetic impact a rockets the shoot hit the asteroid with enough force to divert it onto a new course missing the planet but not so much force that it simply break up the asteroid so instead of having one big asteroid heading heading towards earth. You'd have thousands of little ones resulting in the same amount of damage over far greater area as the simulation progressed neces- through in construction issues as well as other problems laying the launch of the impact a rocket's launch windows came and went and when they did finally fly the impact is caused massive sixty made a chunk of the asteroid the break off and continue heading towards the on a new course calculation showed that this fictitious asteroid was now heading straight towards Manhattan travelling at some seventy thousand kilometers per hour the impact would kill more than ten million people with just six months to go before the hypothetical impact mass evacuations became the only reasonable course left and even that was checked by political decision the simulations allowed scientists emergency service first responders and disaster relief organizations to identify key questions in issues improve their interagency communications work at what's really needed and what other teams will require when he does happen for real and of course that's the bottom line. It's not a case of if a big asteroid hits the Earth sometime in the future but when the find out more and you're directly speaking with astronomer Dr Frit Watson Fascinating Story from strangely enough NASA Essa and it's about a simulation I've done too so what would happen to Earth if it was hit by huge rock Celli blinks been is the most recent significant event that we've seen where people were were injured. Thankfully not killed by the explosive effect how big a rock with I- plying with well at the end of the day was it was sixty maters which is three times the size of the Chelyabinsk objects than so. You've got rather all the more than three times the destructive impact so the story here Andrews. I think this is a very nice piece of work so it was all about experts on how you might deflect asteroids and what asteroids can do when they impact and of course many from from NASA and many from the European Space Agency and what they did was they can play war games in a sense with asteroids they had five days of the conference and essentially the organizers simulated <unk> a developing situation over to fictional years and what they did was they basically tweeted people with the latest was so you're sitting in this conference presumably listening to many loan at talks while getting tweets saying in rural doomed think that effects of course everybody knew that it was a simulation and every article Everett about this is paints to point out that this is a simulation because of the moment there is nothing we know about capable of hitting the for at least a hundred years we kind of established reasonably well but okay what happens if we do find a near-earth object and it looks as threatening the earth so what they did was they simulated the discovery of an asteroid which they named and two thousand nine p. d. c. now p._d.. Say Of course Planetary Defense Conference it 'cause it's not the noble way that you unanimous joy would tell letters and numbers if it was a conventional but it's fictional size two thousand nineteen C._D._C. and the initial observations suggested that this thing would actually be a likely impact her in the year twenty twenty seven actually hitting somewhere near Denver Colorado and they estimate that this thing is two hundred sixty meters data's across now. That's big enough to do definitely statewide damage. You're talking about huge disaster area but they realized that they've got eight years to do something about it so they basically they organized to send impact us to deflect the movement of the asteroid. which is what you do what we would do if we found an asteroid had we had that long lead time at years is reasonably long time to do something about it? I think they simulation said that built to launch half a dozen spacecraft with what it called kinetic impact is they things really blasting to the asteroid just to push it off course rather than blow it up or anything so they did that apparently in the simulation three of those missions were successful. It's not all six but they had a kind of unexpected disaster in that while the main parts of the asteroid was deflected so they would pose a threat a sixty Mehta chunk broke cough and basically that was the one that they had to deal with because it was heading straight for the earth in three years down the tracks twenty two and then you know the we're all kinds of you had to debate what you're going to do. There was talk of a nuclear weapon to take it out that that of course always gives you the risks that you just wind up with a lot of smaller stuff coming down and the same direction in the scenario they. I thought this was quite nice. Touch apparently Washington the U._S.. Government was crippled by political disagreements and so nothing happened opened that sounds human it does yeah but in the end it comes down to civil defence. They've got this thing coming in at nearly twenty kilometers per second with probably Airburst over an area something like ten kilometers across you've got total devastation. You know people would not survive it so they've got the issue of China. This forgot to mention it's aiming straight for New York just as always pick on New York out kind of what are they have a cracker trendall or something well troubles okay because there's only ninety people out on a bus the Internet yet so it's Cypher insight on now I have I liked trembling do not tremblay's regret listen trumbull why they've got the biggest widest main street in because they used to do u-turns with books book. That's true and always together as a kid. My my uncle was the bank manager they so. We went day for holidays optronics little town this place we'll take the mickey out of double all the time pipe pack so why wasn't dubber target for the simulation mm-hmm yeah I don. I it probably anyway for everything else facade trite so so the simulation says you're GONNA Trash New York and you've got a problem of getting people have to the way I think that's where it kind of came to an end. <music> but what it highlighted was some real science technology not science fiction but real science because there are two missions and I think this is a collaboration between Nassar an ISA to send to spacecraft to an asteroid which is an interesting one because like several asteroids is a binary system so you got a big object in a small in orbits around one another and what I think they're going to do is try and not the small one out of its orbit or at least see whether you can deflect it back to give the so he says will launch. I think next year might be this year Nassar's. We're launching two years time and the project is called DOT which stands for double asteroid redirection tests and is designed to see whether we can shift astroid eight cent not an asteroid that has any threat to the earth is perfectly innocent by the sun the finish whether it might be you hope that everybody will get some bright but it's an ideal when they say for testing the technology so moving living <unk> component of of this asteroid the way that's professor Fred Watson and astronomy with a pound of science speaking with Andrew Dunkley on assist the program space nuts and this is space time. I'm Stewart Gary. <music>.
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"Symmetric burn now, one minute five seconds into flight about thirty seconds remaining until lesser, burnout continue to see good performance on the main engine and standing by for burnout shortly. And we have burnt out on all four m standing by for jettison. We have good indication of jettison of all four, solid rocket Motors main engine continuing to perform chamber pressure looks good passing one fifty seconds into flight vehicles, going to clue gardens, the delta, four rocket now is just one half of its liftoff weight burning propellant at a rate of almost two thousand pounds per second. The second stage ACS system press has been opened system pressure response. Looks good and seeing good body rates on the dealt four is that transition to closed loop guidance main engine continue to perform well engine parameters. Look good. Equal is now forty six miles in altitude, seventy three miles down range distance travelling at fifty four hundred miles per hour. Continuously good performance on the main engine passing two minutes. Thirty five seconds into flight and body rates of Nolde out now and the upper stage lock system has begun. The boost phase chill down sequence to begin thermal conditioning of the Arlington, engine now two minutes remaining in the boost phase of flight and upper stage fuel system has begun boost phase till down standing by for payload fairing jettison. Yeah. We have good indication of payload fairing jettison stage separation. Now's extension is deploying we have pre-start on the oral ten standing by for mission. And we have ignition on the Arlt ten chamber pressure. Looks good body rates. Look good. Visit the first burn of today's mission this I burn will last approximately fifteen minutes, fifteen seconds. Now passing four minutes. Thirty seconds into flight all ten chamber pressure continues to look good the six thousand kilogram WGN Tim high throughput satellite is based around Boeing's seven two. Bus it carries k Bannon k band transponders providing some eight point zero eight gigahertz band with, with download speeds of living gigabits per second. The US air force is now looking at commissioning Boeing to build another two satellites in the series, WGST eleven and WGN twelve. And time now for a brief look at some of the other stories making news in science this week with a science report, scientists warn that so little is known about the current population size and distribution of the black throated Finch that's affecting the government's approved with a massive dining coalmine project that the true state is the bid is uncertain. A report in the journal MU Australian authority says the establishment of adequate monitoring programs for the black thread, faint seven subspecies should be a top priority. Scientists found Canada standing of the boots college threats and optimal habitat are incomplete and the absence of long term studies limits. Their understanding of seasonal changes resistance. However, did find that more than half of the endangered birds remaining. Habitat is within areas slated for the massive coalmines feature operations. Rickie use of glucose Amine supplements, which normally take into help joint pain may also help low one's risk of heart disease. The findings reported in the British medical journal based on data almost half a million pretty Schmidt and women scientists found that those use glucose at a fifteen percent lower risk of cardiovascular disease events of role and the benefits among smokers who more than double those of non-smokers researchers say the link could be explained by the fixable, Cosa may not inflammation, which plays a role in both cardiovascular disease and rightous. It's official. The kilogram is dead long live. The kilogram on world metrology day which was Monday the twentieth. The definition of the kilogram was officially changed to be based on the plank constant a fundamental constant of nature, that's inherently stable, a miracle story last November measurement scientists from around the world gathered in Paris, the home of the big k, and voted to redefine the international system of units, including the kilogram. The kilogram was originally defined as the mess of the later. Cubic dizzy may Tove water. It was later represented by platinum alloy cylinder. The international prototype, kilogram will the grand k- manufactured in eighteen eighty nine and carefully. Stored in Paris, despite sciences best efforts to maintain it. The grand k- has diverged from its replicas by approximately fifty micrograms, since they manufacture, by the way, the plank constant relates to paddock was energy and hence, messed to its frequency. Cyber-security. She was being discovered and Facebook's. What's at smartphone measuring at the vulnerability allows hackers to remotely install surveillance software on a uses the vice the popular messaging with to offer secure messaging services for one on one will small group conversations, but as a result of this one rebuilding it's become a target for scam is trying to hack into uses confidential conversations and perform other malicious activities. Facebook has issued a patch in its latest. What's up update? L intelligence claim at giant forty tonne Dyna so may have walked in high-heeled fashion. The ancient ripta, a source brownie, I was Acerra Donoso found a rubber in south west Queensland dating back, one hundred sixty to one hundred and seventy million years to Jurassic syrup pods of those Bivary full Liga data so that look like the Flintstones Dino, you know the ones with an elephant like body and legs long tail at one end and a very long, Nick and small hit the other the high heeled walking pastas the best on officers. Scientists currently have to explain how such an enormous creature could have supported sun, bodyweight reporting, the gentleman follow g researches claim it was clear that Ryota source walked with an elevated, he'll raising the question how foot able to support the immense mass of the animal. Remember this is a creature between twenty five and forty tonnes in weight. They conclude that even though reenter service stood arts, tiptoes, the hill was cushioned by fleshy pad similar to. Elephants fate. But this dinosaur was, of course, at least five times, heavy the oath is arrived to their conclusion by creating a three d replica of the fossil and then physically manipulating it in an attempt to understand the movement between bones and comparing that to none syrup hot footprints. You're listening to space time I'm Stewart Gary, and that's the Shifu now you can subscribe and download space time as a free twice weekly podcast through apple podcast on itunes, Stitcher, bots dot com. 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"And I was texting my mom constantly because we was cool up to that point. I was always texting like mom, call me customer out, whatever you gotta do I won't stay within just get off your chest. So we can move on. I understand, you're not happy with that article, you know, and my mom said, and I the last text I sent them mom before my brother passed away. Is. Hey mom, I heard that Dallas overdosed again? Can you please, please call me keep me in the loop as I don't want the next phone call? You make to me to be something happened to Dallas. I didn't wanna say dead 'cause they don't wanna put it in the universe. Just said, I don't want the next phone call to be something happened to Dallas and may twentieth. Two thousand fifteen the phone call came. And I knew my mom called me. I knew my brother passed away, 'cause she called me, at, like twelve thirty at night, and she hasn't talked to me in two months, and then she, she calls me to say, you know, I, I listened to the voice mail, and all, and she was crying on the voice, mail, and I didn't want to answer because when I saw my mom comments of thirty I didn't want to answer because my stomach drops. And I immediately went as my brother died, and I remember I hit my wife and I go, I think Dallas died. And she was like why we're in the you know, we're sleeping. And I was like my mom just called me. This is twelve thirty at night. Why was she called me this late? And I started on the internet. I, I opened my laptop I like on Facebook, Google brothers name, and I didn't see anything so I thought, maybe, maybe he's not dead. Maybe you know some habit to him. And then when I called I call my mom back and then she was, you know, she was in hysterics. She was in tears, and she was just like her first words was like, we lost Alice, you know, we lost Alice, and I was just like fuck and I. So I went over there the next day and I saw the first time I had talking to on a couple of months and, you know, she had told me, I said mom, I know you, it's not the time, but we're going to talk about the article, so we went on the driveway, and it was just me and her and whenever I can get her on one on one. She's fine. She still is in a kind of. Alternative reality by house. She's rationalized things I guess, I guess somehow she would have to because if she ever was sit down and be very honest with yourself. You know, that'd be a lot for her to take that she let all this abuse happen. And she just said, she goes, Gary with that article came out on BuzzFeed, she's got so many emails, and people were talking about me crazy. And I told her I said mom, let's just let's just stop with the all the emails. How many did you get mom was to was it three and I bet you, it was two or three emails. She's in her sixties. She's, she's not active on social media like that. She works in a factory and the fact that there was what twenty nine comments on the BuzzFeed article that wasn't like it was some crazy article that went viral, it was just a BuzzFeed article. And I think in her world, my mom's small world of, of. Of southern Ohio and her mind, it was all these people, emailed and caller..
#GetSome with Gary Owen
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"Two months for my brother passed away. Plus, we did this eight page article on how this white guy became this huge comedian within the black community. And there's like how is this why guy selling all these tickets? And it's kind of under the radar that, mainstream press mainstream Hollywood know they're not defa mayor with them, but black knee bar. And so what happened? Is in the course of that article he asked, you know, he, he interview my, my mom he interviewed my dad, he interviewed old friends of mine, but my stepdad didn't wanna get interviewed, and I don't think it ever got him. I think my mom shut it down. I don't think my mom was going to allow my stepdad to, to get interview. And he asked me, you know what do you think your step dad, and I said, he's asshole. And then I said, you know, he's just a jerk, and, you know, blah, blah, blah, and I really I went on for about a paragraph and the chemo. And the article is eight pages long, and I talked about my stepdad for a paragraph of eight pages and that paragraph was it again. My brother that, that always trying to speak up the young just got a prison. He sent me a text going off. You should be embarrassed. How dare you talk about the family like that. And then. When my mom just cut me off the not was not talking to me after the article came out. And then but my brother, Dallas was still talking to me, why the one that passed away this was too much for he passed away. He sent me a Facebook message and just said, you know, eight through all the BS he was like, don't worry about it. I still love you. You know, I no matter what you hear or what's going on just know that, you know, you're still my brother and I still love you. And it's almost like he at that point. I didn't realize that our co came out like March, I think twelfth or fifteenth to them fifteen my brother overdose March twentieth. So I think in my brother's heart that was his way of reaching out to me because when you're an addict like that. When you in his thing, my brother was an addict, he didn't wanna be. He just couldn't stop himself. I think he was reaching out like, because every time you put that needle in your arm, it's Russian roulette. And I think he knew every time he shot up that could be the last time and it was just his way of, of just saying, you know, I still love you, Gary and draw the BS because he's got my stepdad is the he's like he's the, the man, I don't want to say, mass mind, but he is the I I don't don't know. know. He's the heartbeat of all this dysfunction, but you know as as much shit as my stepdad they're grown up. And if you listen to my podcast about a year and a half, now use them of first couple podcasts, I would do like crazy stepdad's stories 'cause I got so many stories about my stepdad, and the crazy shit, he did growing up, and, and my brother would tell me he was still doing the same shit like, okay, so I'll give you, I'll give you one story. So when I was fifteen fifteen or sixteen my stepdad came to me, and he was like a had to be sixty. I'm sorry. I had to be sixteen. He was like a I mean you get a job and I was like he was going to get a job. And I was like, when I don't have a driver's is the only driver's license. How am I how am I going to get to and from work if I get a job, he was that problem? But you gotta get a job. And then he's he said. Oh, I'm sick. You freeload on your mother like this. I'm sixteen at home and he was like he told me he's sick of me. Freeloading off my mom. And then he just would not stop. He just he was something else and something else and something else. And Finally, I was up against the door and the more he talked the culture was getting them a face. And I reached behind me till I grab the doorknob now don't even.
The Thriving Dentist Show with Gary Takacs
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"And so she was quite concerned. So she called me and she said, Gary she told me about the accident. And she said, can you my son's gonna need a dental implant can you recommend oral surgeon to do that dental implant, but he has to be in our network in our insurance network. So she has that was how she framed the question. And there's something I need to tell you about her background that I haven't shared yet. And that is that. This woman is very wealthy. She has considerable resources financial. But notice how she asked the question in needs to be on my in our network. So I said I said let me ask you a question. What's more important finding the best possible aural surgeon for your son or finding a surgeon in your network and without missing a beat. She said, oh, I need. I want the best possible. So it's a front tooth. It's my son. My only I want the best. But notice what she asked I in my network, and what I think that is near and I think that's impo. I think that's imprinting. Imprinting from our childhood, perhaps, you know, I think of myself, my grandmother, my maternal grandmother had a big influence on my life love love her dearly. She's been gone many years now, but she survived the great depression, and in her mind that experience from the depression was imprinted in her mindset, and she was one you always had eat everything on your plate. Right. Because there was time where there wasn't food. So had eat everything on your plate and even though later in life. My grandmother had some financial comfort. She was still imprinted by her experience in in the depression. And so I think a mindset for some might be, hey, if I have this insurance thing, I should use it, right? And that's most of us without realizing. Why do we stay in marriages, for example, because we have been told when you're married you need to you know. So a lot of these things. At a subconscious level imprinted on our minds..
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
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"Japan's I was the two spacecraft is briefly touched down on the surface of the asteroid riot go to collect samples for eventual retentive worth the spacecraft. I fight a small project out of the asteroid surface to loosen material. And then briefly landed at the impact side to collect the asteroidal rocks and soil sixteen twenty one seventy three right? You GU is a potentially hazardous near near earth. Object belonging to the Apollo group of earth crossing asteroids, the nine hundred and fifty meter wide diamond shaped space rock is a red type of asteroid known as a special type c g it includes properties of both common carbonaceous or high carbon seatac asteroids as well as relatively ridge e type asteroids, which contain strong ultraviolet absorption Phages suggesting Folles silicate minerals such as clays or mica Ryacudu orbits the sun. Enrich. Your grade that is in the opposite direction of the planet at a distance of between zero point nine six and one point four one Esther nominal unit every four hundred seventy four earth days and astronomical unit being the average distance between the earth and the sun a better hundred and fifty million kilometres or eight light minutes as for the name Ragu. Will it's Japanese for dragon palace, and it refers to a magical underwater palace in Japanese folklore were fishermen travelled on the back of a turtle returning home later with a mysterious box much like high the two returning with asteroid samples the Japan. Aerospace exploration agency Jaksa is now waiting for confirmation that high bushes sample collection was successful. If it gets the, okay Lenny be the second time in history that a spacecraft is collected a sample from an asteroid, I listened to his predecessor the original high was undertook a similar operation during its mission to the asteroid Itokawa back in two thousand and five. However, it collected any few grains of dust following a series of problems during the first descente tempt and a projectile firing failure during the second attempt. However, those precious few grains were successfully returned worth being checked in a special sample return capsule. Which parachuted down into the woman rocket range in outback South Australia in twenty ten highbush the twos. Autonomous the sent to the service of riot is also being considered a high risk maneuver taking twenty six hours, the slowly drop the spacecraft from an altitude of about twenty kilometers down onto a desolate grey boulder strewn surface, which could easily damage the spacecraft bird mission manages believe that based on everything they can see that assent and sample collection went according to plan. This time round highbush the two locked onto a previously position. Reflective target Martha a region chosen by scientists as the safest place on the rock covered. Asteroid to attempt the landing the spacecraft then fired a project. Into the surface Justice. It was touching down kicking up some soil pebbles and rocky material which would then have been quickly scooped into a sample collection chamber. The high was the to orbiter is shed it apart ri- ago in December swooping patio theatre later where it will check to sample return capsule, which like its predecessor is designed to parachute down into the warmer. Rocket range in outback saffir stralia.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
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SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
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"The mysteries of Altima thel and the expedition Fifty-seven crew finally return home after a treble filled mission all that and more coming up on space time. Welcome to space time. We'd Stewart Gary. A new study is confirmed that we're lucky enough to be seeing the majestic ward of satin at a unique time in its history with its spectacular ring system about the disappear at least in astronomical terms. The findings are based on versions originally made by the voyages one and two spacecraft decades ago, those observations indicate that saddens rings could be gone within one hundred million years. Apparently these icy rings are being pulled in the set by gravity as particles of is under the influence of Saturn's magnetic field. One of the study's authors, Dr James, Ed Donahue from. This has got out space Flight Center in greenbelt, Maryland says cowardice suggests that this ring rain drains, the equivalent of two Olympic size swimming pills from Saturn's rings every hour based on these calculations the entire ring system will be gone in about three hundred million years were still a Donohue believes these rings could subpoena much faster than that. He says the Cassini spacecraft detected ring material falling into sentence equator at. A right which would see the rings gone in less than a hundred million years now, although that sounds like a really long time to us me mortals. It's comparatively short compared to sentence for point six billion year age, the study's co author professor Tom Stallard from the university of list since the young age of the rings has some really startling implications. He says it's possible that back during the age of the dinosaurs saddens rings would have been even larger and brighter than what they aren't today. Something dramatic must have happened around satin to make them this lodge long after the planet foam d-, the first hints that ring ran existed came from Voyager observations of a seemingly unrelated phenomena. These included changes in sentence ionosphere density variations in Saturn's rings and three narrow doc bands. Circling the planet at northern mid-latitudes. The three doc bands appeared in images of sentence. Hazy oper- atmosphere may by Voyager two mission in one thousand nine hundred eighty one the narrow bands linked to the shape of sentences. Magnetic field. This suggests that literally charged ice particles from satins rings with flowing down invisible. Magnetic field lines and dumping water into sentence upper atmosphere..
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
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SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
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SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
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SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
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