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Dennis Prager Podcasts
Biden Says No Uranium Mining Near the Grand Canyon
"New government land grab makes the US more dependent on Russia. With a stroke of his pen, President Biden walled off from development nearly a million acres of land that include some of America's richest uranium deposits. See, this is why I do believe that there is an intention to wreck this country. Because they believe that after the wreckage they will have more power. There is no explanation other than wreck our society. For this example. A million acres of land that includes some of America's richest uranium deposits. This is another monument to the administration's destructive energy policy. Destructive. Destructive. That's correct. There is nothing constructive about the left. The Antiquities Act of 1906 lets presidents set aside federal land for national monuments to protect historic objects. Barack Obama used the law to remove millions of acres of federal land from oil and gas development. See, that's it. That's what they do. What does this have to do with protecting monuments? Historic objects. Nothing. They use the law for a completely different purpose. Yet even Obama resisted progressive calls to set aside uranium -rich land outside the Grand Canyon. Mr. Biden shows no such restraint. He declared a national monument on 1 ,562 square miles in Arizona called Baj Enwavjo Letakukweni. You all know about that. Meaning, where tribes roam. The monument will conserve, quote, landscape sacred to tribal nations and indigenous peoples and advance President Biden's historic climate and conservation agenda.
The Dan Bongino Show
Fresh update on "grand canyon" discussed on The Dan Bongino Show
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Mark Levin
Our American Elites, Ruling Class Are the Dumbest in All of History
"They mean. Whatever they say it is. Forget about biology. These are the people who want to run your lives in the country. We are ceding to China the world's cobalt. Well at the same time we're destroying energy diversity in our country, locking tens down of millions of not just of miles of land so that we find can and drill shutting it down. We're destroying the automobile in order to remake it in Washington. And the most fundamental material needed to make that automobile is controlled by the Communist Chinese who are building a military that is bigger than ours in order to, they hope not a direct war, to take Taiwan eventually to take the islands off of Japan, to take big chunks of the Philippines and Vietnam. They're in our hemisphere, they're not in our hemisphere because they just want to take it. Then we nationalize a million acres around the Grand Canyon, and we pretend it's because of the Indian tribes. But it locks up massive We only have about three to seven
Evangelism on SermonAudio
Fresh update on "grand canyon" discussed on Evangelism on SermonAudio
"As you can see on the slide there. Okay. Is it supposedly working? Yay! So as Christians, I think we ought to engage people in conversations, and then I encourage you, if you're not already doing this, and I'm sure many of you already are, is entrust God to make the arrangements and say, Lord, please help this conversation to turn toward you, and it's so fun to watch when he does that. Or, Lord, I feel like I'm supposed to speak to that person, please make the arrangements. Instead of us always being the ones to come of it, you're like, you know, I remember back in the 70s especially, there was cheesy evangelism pickup lines, right? Where it was almost like you would come up to somebody and you would go, hey, if you're in the library, hey, read any good books lately? No. Well, I know about the good book, you know, that kind of stuff. You know, instead of us trying to do things in our own power, we can leave it up to God. You know, I used to work at the Institute for Creation Research when it was back down in San Diego, California, and so one day all of us are there at the Institute for Creation Research. Do you guys all know what ICR is? It's the Scientific Research. Okay, you guys are onto that. All right, so when it was in San Diego, we were working there one day, and we get a phone call that comes into the receptionist desk, and it was an anonymous phone call, and they said, we want to let you know that the big atheist conference is in town right now, and they just jumped in a bunch of vans, and they're headed toward your place. And they're coming to come through and mock your museum. And then they hung up. And so we realized that it was one of the, it was some of the greatest atheists in the world were at this conference, and if we were like the Starship Enterprise, do you guys remember those old Starship Enterprise episodes with the red alert going off? It was like that at ICR. Staff members running all around. And finally we all run into the conference room because we knew we had about 20 minutes before they were going to arrive. And so we're all talking about, okay, we don't want them just running rampant, mocking the museum and all that stuff. What are we going to do? And we finally decided it would be great if Dr. Steve Austin could meet them in the conference room or the auditorium we had at the time, and that he could make a presentation on the catastrophic deposition of layers at Grand Canyon, and then we would do a Q &A. And then after that, then we would give them guided tours through the museum. And it was probably because of my height. They asked me to be one of the bodyguards just in case things turned out ugly. Now, they also asked John Reicher, who was my friend, he was the museum curator at the time, also my height, if he would also bodyguard. And so now, me and John, we just love conflict. I don't know why. Some people just love that. And so me and John are going, this is going to be so much fun. It's the greatest atheist minds in the world. Coming to ICR is going to be awesome. So anyway, we were out on the curb as the vans pulled up, and they thought that they were going to be surprising us, and they got out of the vans, and we were like, hey, welcome to the Institute for Creation Research. We've got your program all ready to go. If you'll follow us, our speaker is ready to go. And they were like, you guys knew we were coming? It's like, yeah, we knew. And so they come into the auditorium, and Dr. Austin does a great job on presenting how the layers of Grand Canyon were laid down very rapidly. Now, in the front row was his arch nemesis from UCLA, and me and John are back there in the back going, this is going to be awesome. It's like Dr. Austin, and like his arch nemesis, they're going to go for it, and this is going to be great. And so he gets all done, and he goes, okay, it's question and answer time. Does anybody have a question? And the guy from UCLA raises his hand and then stands up, and me and John are going, this is it. This is it. This is where the magic's going to happen. And the guy goes, Dr. Austin, most of us geologists are coming around to more of a catastrophic understanding of layers. I don't really have much of a problem with what you said. And then he sat down, and me and John were like.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
A highlight from Perspective
"AAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH! 2500 feet! Time to pull our shoots! 25? Did you hear you could save up to 25 % off grocery store prices at BJ's Wholesale Club? Did you say save up to 25 % at BJ's? Yeah! Save up to 25 % at BJ's! Woah! That's like saving up to one -fourth of - Oof! Eww. That's gonna leave a mark. BJ's. Absurdly Simple Savings. Shop today. Not a member go to BJ's comm simple savings Dennis Prager here. Thanks for listening to the daily Dennis Prager podcast to hear the entire three hours of my radio show Commercial free every single day become a member of Prager topia You'll also get access to 15 years worth of archives as well as the daily show prep subscribe at Prager topia calm you Hello, everyone I'm going to begin with a subject that has nothing to do with news of the day Which is not unique I do it periodically when something is on my mind. I like to share it Because it's I Think it's important So I'm reading a book on World War two except this one is with regard to Japan not Germany and once again, I am reminded of the atrocities that the Japanese inflicted upon the peoples they conquered in Asia, I Had known for example Trigger warning here for those I Won't be graphic I know my I'm serious my producer Is Despite his persona Extremely sensitive not to himself No, I said not for yourself exactly So the Japanese in conquering China Used Chinese civilians just randomly picked the way the Nazis Used Jews and Russian prisoners for medical experiments Cutting people open without anesthesia and I won't tell you the others. I'm well aware of them I've studied good and evil all my life Especially good because it's so much rarer And They used Korean women as you probably know as coke so -called comfort women women Young women whom they would take and have Japanese soldiers rape Repeatedly Does dozens of dozens of soldiers And I don't know ten a day whatever the mass rape was So now I'm reading about their treatment of Filipinos They would gouge children's eyes out smash the children against walls to have their brains shattered and They too used Filipino women in the exact same way. I did not know that till I read this book Why do I tell you all of this? a Number of reasons one is I don't find the trips to Hiroshima Meaningful That vast numbers of people in Hiroshima Nagasaki because of the atom bomb suffered Is known and is is horrible But the general Trend these of Pilgrimages to Hiroshima is to portray the Japanese as victims and the Japanese have largely accepted that role I Have been to Japan a number of times. I enjoy my trips there very much. I Find the people particularly friendly So This has nothing to do with feelings towards Japanese nothing zero it has to do with feelings towards right and wrong and I realized something that dawns upon me periodically The ignorance the overwhelming ignorance among people Americans among them but not solely Americans the ignorance of the world and its past Is staggering Essentially people most people know nothing They know George Floyd, that's what they know They don't know what the Japanese did They know that the Americans dropped an atom bomb on Two cities in Japan. That's all they know It's like all they know is about American slavery But they don't know about Muslim Arab slavery Of Spectacularly greater numbers and Even greater suffering in many instances because they so often castrated the men And it was to say the least there was no anesthetic in those days Because they didn't want them reproducing Everything that we are told or largely everything is rooted in ignorance People just don't know what has happened They don't know what is happening today How many readers of the New York Times know that the Columbia journalism review Excoriated the New York Times in Washington Post for its years long lying That's the Columbia University journalism review. It's the gold standard of journalism Magazines or newspapers. What's not a newspaper? journals I'm shocked that they even did it to be honest. Columbia is as woke as you can get There is a great Prager you video when what is the title of it let me know when you know People don't know How many times do I say to you we know what they know and they don't know what we know Meaning the left. They don't know what we know Left and right tend not to know what the Japanese did Russian collusion and the death of journalism is the name of the five -minute they're all five minutes Prager you video You should see it The left depends upon ignorance to make its case America is Portrayed as if it alone essentially was this horrible society The left compares America to a semi -perfect country The right compares America to other countries there is no other way to make a moral judgments and Noah was a righteous man in his generations says the Bible in Genesis The man and whose family God saved from the flood He was righteous in his generation Because that is how you are supposed to judge people in their generations We have a video one of the oldest of the Prager you videos It's magnificent given by a Catholic priest historian on the atom bomb You should see that one too, you should see them all In our way, we're trying to fill the Grand Canyon esque holes Craters of ignorance Our motto is we teach what should be taught It's not an ad for Prager you and if everything's free anyway but Prager you It is a statement of the role that It needs to play I try to play that role in this show That people do not know what the Japanese did When they speak of American racism has one leftist Ever uttered the words Japanese racism Japanese racism Meant that you could be medically experimented on you could be gang -raped every day That's what Japanese racism was about Filipinos were inferior Chinese were inferior Koreans were inferior How many kids at Yale know this I contend zero Maybe three Hey, how many professors at Yale know this Racism So I thought I'd share that with you it's coming up a few weeks right the annual pilgrimage to Hiroshima is in it in August My heart breaks for those people who were burned to death Who are fixated by lack of oxygen But I think people need to know what brought it on You Natural disasters airline cancellations and runway near -misses supply chain issues Inflation rising interest rates and sky -high government debt.
The Dan Bongino Show
David Sacks: The Biggest Divide in the U.S. Is a College Degree
"David Sachs David Sachs really really solid strong entrepreneur a guy who's been around the tech business And it's not afraid to air his ideas about where the country is He was asked this question on this podcast about what the real schism in the country is The real the real chasm Where's the Grand Canyon between people Is it black and white like liberals want us to believe Is it Hispanic versus versus white Is it immigrant non new immigrant union non union The answer is no it's none of that The real political chasm in this country if you look at the numbers is this play that cut if you think about this woke phenomenon is that it spans across corporate America you have so called woke capitalism You've got ESG with boards of directors and all these global nonprofits The NGOs you've got the think tank world You've got the media you've got Hollywood It's a phenomenon that spans across virtually every major institution in our society And so the question is how does something like that happen And I think it can only happen as a result of a shift in attitudes of an entire class of people which in this case is the professional class the class of people who have college degrees The polling data really bears this out If you look at polling data on virtually any sociocultural issue the biggest divide in the country it's not over between race or gender It's actually on the single variable of whether you have a college degree or not Yes sir Yes sir Yes sir Bob are in this case David You're damn right it is
AP News Radio
Low-income tenants lack options as old mobile home parks are razed
"Mobile home parks can be an affordable option for people with very little money, but many older dilapidated ones are being raised to make way for new development. In downtown Phoenix's periwinkle mobile home park, Alondra Luis Vasquez pays four 50 a month for the lot she's lived on for ten years, but now has to leave. We're experiencing a lot of trauma, which we didn't really expect that to come along with an eviction. Grand Canyon university, which is building student housing there, says it's assisting park residents, two other Phoenix mobile home communities are also being cleared for new developments, activists, Salvador Reza. We are going through a housing crisis. You can not find any affordable housing at all. Industry groups estimate more than 20 million people live in some 43,000 mobile home parks across the U.S.. I'm Julie Walker.
AP News Radio
Coles hits late floater, TCU edges Ariz St in March Madness
"TCU overcame an 11 point second half deficit to edge Arizona state 72 70, the difference maker was Jacoby calls us jumper with three seconds to go. There's a lot of shots today that was flat. And the last one I got it up and that was the difference and went in and it was a good shot and I'm happy for my team. I'm happy to win. The west regions 6th seated horned frogs advanced to a Sunday meeting with number three Gonzaga. The bulldogs pulled away in the second half to down Grand Canyon 82 70. In the south region, Baylor defeated Cal Santa Barbara 74 56, earning the bears a battle with creighton, which beat North Carolina state 72 63. Bruce Morton, Denver
Mint | Where Crypto Meets Creators
"grand canyon" Discussed on Mint | Where Crypto Meets Creators
"Join. All right, back to the episode. I got burnt out in the bull market, like genuinely burnt out. I remember at the height of the or like pre height of the bull market and I referenced the bull market as like the NFT bull market. I had just recently quit my job and I was like, all right, I gotta figure something out. I have offers from other companies, but I'm not down to do any of that. Let's start a podcast. And literally was like, was at it, creating content throughout the entire bear market. Had ideas that I raised money for, that burnt me out like, and I learned so much. And now that we're in the bear market, I can like, you know, like breathe for a minute. I can be like a hawk over the Grand Canyon and just kind of like roam and cruise and see what's going on below me and be very thoughtful about my actions, you know? While also not discounting that you still need to still need to be quick with stuff. So your concept of burning out is very real for me and I think part of it was also like the engagement in trying to be involved with different doubts. Those were very hot. Very, very hot concept. People were pushing out that they're no longer working for cash. They're only working for Dow tokens. We are only taoists now. All of these new organizations came out, you know, and trying to beat all these discords, vote on stuff. That also got very overwhelming. And I think that also introduced the concept of Discord fatigue. So a lot of my rant over year kind of transitions to my next question for you, chase. Dowels were hot and dows are still a thing, obviously. But are they as hot as they used to be? And if so, what are some of the more compelling use cases we've seen today? Are doused as hot as they used to be. I mean, definitely not, like crypto loves narrative shifts and I think something that I've always believed to be true is that yes, dows are hot now. This was a year and a half, whatever ago, they will not stay this way, mostly because we don't actually know what works yet. And I think that is now coming true today where basically what's happening is like dows in the early stages, everyone was sharing all their experiments and we had no actual way of knowing those things worked, which made it really exciting because we were like, oh, everyone's, you know, index is doing this. And so and so I was doing this and we can borrow this. A year later, you learn, okay, this model actually totally didn't work for X, Y and Z reasons. These people are struggling to make revenue, whatever. And so the natural conclusion is like, the house don't really work. If you're reading very surface level.
The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
"grand canyon" Discussed on The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
"The plane. It's true. They're always getting screwed. One side of the plane is always getting screwed there. Oh yeah. The left side of the planet is the Grand Canyon. On the right side, well, you can look at the people looking at the left hand. Look how look at their faces. They're so amazed. And the only thing I never understood is why, whenever a plane goes down, they look for that flight recorder. I know comedians have brought this up before, but I can not figure out why they look for it because I can't imagine a pilot explaining in the tape recorder what happened was they're crashing because the pilots like the rest of us. He's screaming and cursing all the way down on that thing. And that's all they hear. I think that's all the air is cursing all the way down. I can't imagine a pilot getting on there. Okay, we just said a mountain, my fault, my fault. Here's what happened. Damn it. Really sorry. That's right. Put the wing there is what I did. I put the wing just so they know this when we crash. I gotta hear that. By the way, you can see our left wing out the right side. That's right. For those of you that have been getting cheated the whole flight on the left side of the plane, now you can see. Here's the big bonus. That's right. The right side finally got to see some trees coming up really fast there. He just wouldn't shut up the whole thing. Apologize about the black smoke on the left side of the plane. That's right. I was pointing out some doom and I'm really sorry. That's what happened. Truly was a free booze, hurry, free Bose. Refrigerants for everyone. And while we're spending out of control, just want to thank all our passengers. What the hell? Oh, yeah. We know you had a choice in airlines, and you picked drunk. You picked the wrong one, because we're going down. Now, some more bob and Tom. You want it. You need it. You can't live without it. This is bob and Tom. Now welcome back to the bob and Tom show coast to coast. Hello.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Charlie's Creepy Arizona Song From ChatGPT
"Asked write a song about why Arizona is the best state. And within about 15 seconds, I'm going to have a song in front of me that will that be originally composed, Joe, or is that basing off an input? Explain to me how this works, right? So right now it says Arizona, the place I love most, the sun is shining. The sky is blue. The desert air is so sweet and warm. It's the best place to be. I'm sure you'll agree. Chorus. Arizona, the best state in the land, the beauty of the desert is so grand, the people here are so friendly and kind. It's the best place to be. I'm sure you'll find verse two. The Grand Canyon is a sight to behold, the red rocks and the cacti are so bold, the stars at night are so bright and clear. It's the best place to be. I'm sure you'll hear. Well, first off, let's just say that chat GPT produces popular lyrics at about the level as the human level pop industry has. Great song. But second, what makes that unique, right? Yes, that is a completely unique song. No human being has ever written that song. What the software does is it scrapes over all the relevant data, millions and millions of data points, looking for what the user requests, right? You request a song about Arizona. It's going to rake over as much information as it can about Arizona. It's going to rake over the structure of a song and it's going to look at other songs, kind of the cadence and the content of other songs, the emotional sort of resonance, the data has been, you know, the system is actually designed to be able to roughly identify emotional content, right? Write something angry, write something happy. So what it does then is out of all that, it distills it down into a kind of average, and it then produces something that's completely original.
Real Estate Coaching Radio
"grand canyon" Discussed on Real Estate Coaching Radio
"Dollar properties. Well, it turns out so Julie just told you the story, but Paul and I, and doctor Paula, I won't go into the whole story of how we originally, when we went over to his house, it was the biggest, scariest, most intimidating property I've ever been in in my life. The door was careful what you wish for. The door was probably, I'm not exaggerating 20 feet tall. I mean, you know, and I'm not like the tallest guy, so I looked like a flea, walking through it. Grand Canyon. Yeah. But anyway, long story short, he was a super nice guy. He ended up listing two or three properties with us right away. But I remember when Julie and I went to the MOS in preparation for the listing appointment where he was going to list the property with us. This was just a rental he had. And we went into the property records and the guy had, guess what? Hundreds of properties. Which is in pages. We put in his name and it kept on going and we thought it was a mistake and we looked to see all the dresses were different. He probably had three or 400 single-family homes. All over central Ohio. Nice ones too. Yes, and he also did held private mortgages. So that one relationship turned into dozens and dozens of opportunities going forward because we were willing to work it. Because we can trace that back to an expired plus an open house plus relentless lead follow-up curiously fast lead follow-up because he was in our lead follow-up list. And it's all related. Do you see how it just takes one or two huge victories like that and then man are you hooked and we could go on story after story after story about expires that led to bigger and better things, not just selling that expired, but what it created for us. But you guys see why this is an opportunity because when you are a seller and it's a hot sellers market, you're going to list with your buddy from the country club who also has a real estate license.
The Dan Bongino Show
Amber Athey: Dems Internally Divide Our Law Enforcement With Mandates
"But isn't that what they want They want I said there were two things The two main reasons I should say that the left wants to politicize law enforcement The first is the obvious one we're talking about They want to target conservatives and they'd love to have badges and guns and do it But the second part I believe is a little more nuanced Law enforcement officers in the military have been stout resolute supporters in the conservative movement for a long time They would love nothing more amber than to put a big Grand Canyon like divide between the conservative community law enforcement and the military To break that iron wall of support we've had for a long time This is kind of a twofer for them Definitely And look at how they managed to call the military of conservatives with the vaccine mandate And as well They had vaccine mandates in a lot of precincts And the effect of that is that you're pushing people who would naturally agree with conservatism and ideas of limited government from the institutions that would help safeguard against attempts at dictatorships fascism et cetera
Bloomberg Radio New York
"grand canyon" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Global news update. The governor of Mississippi is declaring a state of emergency because of river flooding there Jim Forbes has details. The pearl river is expected to crest on Monday after record setting rainfall in the region this week. Governor Tate Reeves is encouraging all individuals in the flood zone to be cautious and to evacuate if needed. Reeves said the time is now to start getting prepared to make sure residents are safe. The head of NASA says he's confident the Artemis one test flight will be successful the Artemis one rockets on the launch pad ready for liftoff Monday. The mission the first step in getting American astronauts back to the moon. NASA engineer and launch director Charlie Blackwell Thompson has been picked to give the official go command from Monday's launch, marking the first time that a woman has made the announcement. For me, it's extremely special to be part of this program and to be given the opportunity as the first woman launch director for NASA. Meet the press NASA administrator Bill Nelson said part of a test flight is knowing that not everything will go as expected. A Florida sex offender behind bars this morning after he allegedly tried to buy an 8 year old girl at a grocery store. Police say helmuth Cole approached a mother and her daughter at a grocery store in Port Orange Thursday and began to make comments about the girl's appearance, her mother says she thought cold was just a lonely old man at first, but then he later chased her down in the parking lot and offered to buy the girl for a $100,000. A man is dead after plunging 200 feet off the Grand Canyon the National Park Service says the 44 year old was off trail Friday when he accidentally fell from the north rim of the canyon. Park rangers found the man's body about 200 feet below. The park service released a statement advising visitors to the canyon to stay at least 6 feet away from the edge. The lobbying governments torn down a Soviet era concrete obelisk that stood in the capital of Riga since 1985, the over 250 foot tall spire of the latest Soviet memorial to be destroyed since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. I'm Scott Carr. The general manager of the Buffalo Bills Brandon bean announced Saturday that rookie punter Matt arises has been released from the team two days after a rise up along with two other individuals were accused in a civil lawsuit of gang raping a minor during an off campus party at San Diego state university last year. It's a real civil case. It's not a, this may happen. It's something that you have to you have to respond to. And at this point, we're not the judge and jury. A lawsuit filed at San Diego superior court says arisa allegedly slipped drugs into a girl's drink and assaulted her knowing he had an STD, a riser admitted to having sex with a girl but claims it wasn't rape. My entire life. I don't like bullies. California governor Gavin Newsom says in a Twitter vid, people keep asking him why he's calling out some governors. I'm not just policy issues, but their behavior. I don't like what's happening. The threatening people, if they come to California for reproductive rights and states like Texas, they bounties, and it's a serious moment in American history. Among those new some have spent calling out our Florida's Ron DeSantis and Texas governor Greg Abbott, immigration, reproductive rights and climate change among the issues. Can't take what's going on in this country. The last 50 years of progress, the rights revolutions being wiped out in real time by folks with a zest for demonization and othering other people. That's been celebrated in American politics today, and you've got to call it out. Desantis is the worst of it, but having these other guys, they're right there. Despite the high profile ads he's running, Newsom maintains he has no interest in running for The White House in 2024. A man from Pennsylvania is looking at nearly four years in prison now for assaulting police officers in last year's capital riot Howard Richardson used a flagpole with a Donald Trump flag at the end as a weapon. The 72 year old was the father of a veteran police officer, a judge imposed the sentence in a D.C. federal courtroom, Richardson apologized for his actions and said he was expecting to take part in a party to celebrate Joe Biden being denied the presidency. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm Denise Pellegrini in the Bloomberg newsroom. Fetcher J Powell, pushing for interest rates to go higher and stay
The Mason Minute
Powerful Memories (MM #3912)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. We all have people places things that provide powerful memories for us throughout our lives. It could be something so simple as the birth of a child, or it could be visiting a place like the Grand Canyon that you just look at its majesty and are just in awe of what can happen throughout nature. But one of the most powerful memories for me in my life wasn't something I was expecting to be powerful. It was visiting the USS Arizona memorial. The Pearl Harbor memorial, if you will, back about 20 years ago. Hard to believe it's been 80 years today, since we were bombarded by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor and our world changed, we entered World War II, and of course, well, you know the history. I was on vacation Hawaii, going to go to the Pro Bowl, could enjoy the beach and decided just to go to the memorial. And to be honest with you, I could have spent 6 8 hours there. Just watching and reading and learning and just staring into the water above the USS Arizona and hearing the lapping of the water during the lapping of the waves and just looking at that little oil bubbling still from that ship 80 years later. Truly one of the most powerful memories of my life.
The Mason Minute
Powerful Memories (MM #3912)
"The NASA minute. With Kevin mason. We all have people places things that provide powerful memories for us throughout our lives. It could be something so simple as the birth of a child, or it could be visiting a place like the Grand Canyon that you just look at its majesty and are just in awe of what can happen throughout nature. But one of the most powerful memories for me in my life wasn't something I was expecting to be powerful. It was visiting the USS Arizona memorial. The Pearl Harbor memorial, if you will, back about 20 years ago. Hard to believe it's been 80 years today, since we were bombarded by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor and our world changed, we entered World War II, and of course, well, you know the history. I was on vacation Hawaii, going to go to the Pro Bowl, could enjoy the beach and decided just to go to the memorial. And to be honest with you, I could have spent 6 8 hours there. Just watching and reading and learning and just staring into the water above the USS Arizona and hearing the lapping of the water during the lapping of the waves and just looking at that little oil bubbling still from that ship 80 years later. Truly one of the most powerful memories of my life.
The Dan Bongino Show
The Left Is Consistently Wrong About a Cornucopia of Things... But Why?
"So this week we've been covering often this divide in America I mean the real divide I don't mean it kind of like a silly over the top unnecessarily verbose way I mean an actual divide Grand Canyon like chasm where you have us the liberty lovers on one side And then you have these radical leftist lunatics on the other side And by the divide I mean this divide of like facts reason and reality You know there's always gonna be knuckleheads with any political affiliation I get that but don't you find it bizarre that the alternate universe the left lives in is so easily refutable by actually doing a modicum of homework on facts and data and yet they refuse to do it They are consistently wrong about a cornucopia of things Consistently just take part and I'm not talking about opinion matters I'm not talking about matters of opinion Like hey do you like hot weather or cold weather What do you think the ideal temperature for you That's a matter of opinion so right or wrong answer Paula's likes the heat She's Colombian she's loves the heat Paula likes the temperature in the house at like 97 I can't take it I can't I like the thing like an icebox So we've had to come to an agreement and I keep it at 67 and she puts like 30 blankets on But that's a matter of opinion The left isn't wrong about that They're wrong about matters of fact All the time that's the chasm And that's why the country is so divided We have the right us on the right and we are right saying no this is what happens when it comes to global warming This is what's going on with police officers and the shooting of unarmed black men Here are the actual numbers Here's who the written house the people involved in the case their race was white not black Here's what happened with the Trump tax cuts and here's what's going on like I said with the Corona with the climate climate change stuff And here's the coronavirus death rate These are facts The case fatality rate the infection fatality rate from coronavirus effects So how is it that the left keeps getting us wrong Well we understand that in the middle of a filling that chasm you know with with a moat full of alligators so that the sides never talk is the
All at Once
"grand canyon" Discussed on All at Once
"Went back to my safety to my parents. She said you know we love having you home. But i think the reason why is is you're running and you are living right now in a way that you are afraid constantly and as long as you live your life in fear he will still have control over you and when she said that to me. It completely changed how that year went. I think it easily could have been one of the worst years of my entire life instead. It was one of the best. And i really felt like i started to see life differently and i started to see it as almost like a second chance like this was. This was a beautiful gift. That i'd been given the i got out and that i had the most amazing people around me and i was just going to go make memories and i'd already been through things that sucked so stop living with fierce. So i did. I went i hiked. I've hike the grand canyon. I've gone skydiving. I've lived life in a completely different way than i ever did before that relationship. And so i think that's one thing that's so cool is as awful as it was in the moment. There has been so much beauty to come from that situation. Okay i wanna ask you about what it's like now the abuser is gone the abuses over you've started a new chapter of life in my experience. They're still kind of a battle to be fought. Is that your experience as well totally. So it's i mean really right after was the hardest Harder than during and it was. Because i had to confront everything that happened in. That was really tough to come to terms with it. And i think it was easy for me before to say. Oh this isn't really happening or oh. This isn't that bad. But then when i started talking about her so writing about it became just blatantly obvious that it was really bad of course over time. You know certain things get easier but there's always stuff that comes up..
The Lowe Down with Kevin Lowe
"grand canyon" Discussed on The Lowe Down with Kevin Lowe
"It's gonna dance with you that it's just a sucker punch set. Yeah exactly and some of those rapids did feel like going into the ring with mike tyson for sure olea badges so now so i'm curious at what point. How long have you been kayaking when you made the decision that you wanted to the grand canyon. You know what's interesting. I learned about process and it really the all that information all that the template of how that process works that growth mindset that people talk about the process of trying to evolve in figure stuff out. You know with you and your team all that stuff. I found out that i learned in climbing applied to kayaking. Start out in the process with questions. And no answers in you. Throw yourself ed with a great team of people. That's like the first step. And you kind of build that trust and you kind of work through all the all the crazy stuff that you gotta figure out and you innovate your way forward. You know you're learning along. The way of pioneering these new systems technologies and so anyway. I could talk on and on about what that process looks like but ultimately that map became no barriers. And that's really what we teach. People all are challenged votes whether they be injured vets are kids in the foster care system or people with fiscal challenges like myself you know we teach them what that map looks like at a macro level and so so yeah kayaking was was like that where we went through this process together. And they're these sort of guideposts along the way we said okay. This is where i end at this point. It took six years of kayaking before. I felt comfortable enough to go to the grand canyon. So i definitely wasn't on the fast track. I really wanted to could have gone to the grand canyon law sooner. But i didn't wanna just survived the river. I wanted to figure out how flourish to be happy. And that kind of environment how to have joy and so that takes some extra preparation to be able to not just survive by skinnier teeth but actually feel like somehow your flourishing in that hostile environment. It kind of goes back to what you were talking about earlier is. It's not just another thing to check off. It's truly an experience that you want to experience and you want to.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"grand canyon" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Grand Canyon University, A Christian University is one of the largest and fastest growing universities in the country. Offering over 200 engaging programs. Online GC You integrates the free market system and its welcoming Christian worldview perspective into its academic programs and throughout our online campus. G C use online students received over $100 million in scholarships in 2020 visits bcu dot e d u slash my offer to see the scholarships you qualify for Sports Now I'm WBZ NewsRadio. Red Sox lost their season opener in Seattle last night. Native Baldi will take the mound tonight for Boston. We often refer to Chris sales socks is, but of all the is third in the American League in innings and as a team best 3.5 the R. A Men drown score. He's been so consistent and the preparation he understands now that it doesn't have to be 100 all the time to get people out that he can use his other weapons, and actually, he's more efficient. That way. It's been going deep into the Games What they've done with him, you know, not only physically but in in the training room. Everything so far has been amazing of all these said he's grateful to everyone behind the scenes for helping keep them healthy throughout the season or added, is a guy that every five days you're looking forward for him to go out there and you feel as a manager that okay for six or seven innings. He's going to be on top of the game, and then we can mix and match last two or whatever it is. So whenever he pitches, you know there's a calm Sense in the clubhouse that we got an eight going on. We should be okay today. Hope so. Adam Kaufman, WBC Boston's NewsRadio, Alright standing by now with a Subaru retailers of New England all will drive traffic on the threes brought you by SPL i dot com Here's Kevin. All right. Laurie..
Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons Podcast
"grand canyon" Discussed on Firewalls Don't Stop Dragons Podcast
"They could find eighth at eighty eight percent of those emotions. So there's really tells you that even dealerships In a third of this leaderships claimed told the consumer actually we have a process to remove the data. We pinky swear that we do this all the time. Hoops this one massive slip through the cracks crack says of the grand canyon because seventy five percent of those ships. People could find the personal information. So if you if a dealership tells you we do the all these things for you. I think it's important to trust those to verify. And you know because a lot of things said mcgruff Right oftentimes would we talk about privacy and data. It really does become confusing. Like where should their responsibility lie. It's really easy for a lot of companies. Say well it's on you. Are we give you the power. As the as the person who owns the data regenerates the data. It's all the power has been all along clicking. here's three clicker heels three times. Go home dorothy right. It's you've always had the power but but reality there's way too many things to keep track of and it's it's too hard to do a lot of people don't do it even if they know to do it. So you know in your interview. And we may have to enact regulation to enforce this but where where should that responsibility lie. Where's the best place from my perspective as a as a as a user generating data that gets cleaned up. Where should that responsibility really lie. As with computers phones privacy insecurity it takes a village it truly does and i believe that informed consumers that know how to kill the prophecies always a great thing that reality is that the industry needs to complain and it needs to be putting in place fifteen nets because assuming that people that that people will spend hours reading the privacy police understand would data was collected in the first place..
WHOA That's Good Podcast
"grand canyon" Discussed on WHOA That's Good Podcast
"It's the opposite of what i think is always wanted me to climb high go return. He's like no. I'm actually down here. Well i am in the lowest place that you can go up there to death. Not that he's not there but he is in the lowest place tangle ever be and he is there with life and healing in hopes are suffering never gets the final word food. Jesus is and what he did for Ad so i shoved pile of thirty five songs off my desk and i was like okay. This is bigger. Your bigger understanding is being expanded as my heart is breaking. There is more room for your love to flood in an acadian. That actual geographic article says that it king in is actually an upside down mountain our deepest places of wounding. An eight and pain are actually the places. If you will invite got into those moments you are going to look back on your story and say this is actually my power lemon. It's not my power. It's his power power to meet me in my most wounded weakest aching breaking place nash. Out by the grave he is there and the stories that we tell that i ended up telling are not the ones where i got it all right and just crushed it. It's when i was on my in a pile at like weeping in the fetal position in my shower and and god met me even there instead. Yeah you're mumble of year. Girl just preach i i get. That was so good. I can't wait to hear that in just a man and just see a new perspective. Who got as as making me laugh. So hard to is that Back okay in seventh grade seventh grade year so my teacher had a board called the super board. And if you said something stupid you're quote got put on the board okay. Listen to what. I said instead of the great. You're gonna love this. I said we're learning about the grand canyon. And i said is the grand canyon a mountain and he put it on the board because he was like no. It's a canyon while the grandkids..
Another Mother Runner
Optimal Training Path for Success on Difficult Hikes
"Talk a little bit about our training. I mean so. I basically modified the program. That i gave that i gave you guys for the grand canyon and i will say that we have at about if you're listening and you're like the indian or i wanna do yosemite or another big hike is about seventy percents away there for prime time in our training programs as just one of those things that it's just kind of been stalled by life in the pandemic and everything else so maybe this'll finally podcastone finally per spur us to get it up but talk a little bit about the training and stuff you guys did. Yeah so the train you said. It's not really well so we foy there was up. I look back at what we did. And i feel like we entered. I entered this training round in a better place. I think. Then the grand canyon had a train to start treating for the grand canyon But misplace. I felt pretty good spat with strength training. Three times a week And you set up with gradually increasing longer aches hikes and you know specific distances. We had to hinch elevation gains. We had to hitch A lot of the. I did supplement my strength training with some of your exercises more around the pre stuff that mobility work which i think is super helpful because of the impact and being on your feet so much Was super helpful You know the max hike that we did we had on our schedule was fifteen. Miles was a target and three thousand feet of elevation so in minnesota at natch Which we did is we started. Actually are training going to highland hills in bloomington and just going up and down. The ski hills and that is my ground zero through other hikers. Were training for other an epic events. We bumped into someone there who had done half dome sober. He was trained in for sunday. Hideout washington And so just part of me that part of the train alone and bumping into people's super inspiring and gain a little bit in sight in their experiences. So you know we did so back to the training routine it. Was you know strength three times. A week Just narrow able to keep going our classes or we could drop in on yours as well. you know. There was some run walking mixed in there one day a week or two days a week and then a big hike on the weekend
Travel with Rick Steves
What's it Like Being a Digital Nomad?
"Imagine if your life was untethered to any particular place you had a career that was steady and well pain and traveled. All the time working remotely you are digital nomad. More and more people are doing just that and travel writer and entrepreneur. Mike's with guns ski. He's been the digital nomad working and living in about eighty countries in the last decade. And he's written a book on the lifestyle. Mike joins us today from his home. Base in the republic of georgia in cheers ideas from his book called global career. How to work anywhere and travel forever. Thanks so much for having me on. Rick excited to chat with you so mike. I'm a traveler. And i've had the same job the same phone number of the same zip code now for over forty years and i travel a lot. You're a digital nomad in. That's quite a different kind of traveler. What exactly does that mean. And just very briefly. Where have you gone in the last decade. Yeah so over the last decade. I've been to more than eighty five different countries and a big portion of that has probably been in europe asia south america and a few cents to africa. But i would say africa's kind of the next frontier for me to explore your working remotely as you travel. Yeah so i've been working remotely for more than five years now. For the previous five years. I was kind of showing up in physical locations and finding jobs that were going to advance my career and he just kind of job was kind of steppingstone to get me to where i am now. It must have been kind of a a freeing thing sort of liberation. when you realized. I don't need to look for work. Where i'm traveling can travel where i want to go and Look into the remote travel world for my employment. Yeah once. I kind of had that remote lifestyle. It was everything that i'd always dreamed of having that flexibility to build the pack up my little back back in my laptop and just kind of work from anywhere from the comfort of my home In any location that i was interested in traveling to psychologically. Are you looking for your ultimate home like the place where you really belong or is is the journey itself kind of your goal. I would say right now. I'm looking to have a travel hub. Where i can essentially visit countries and visit the world from. So maybe it's spending nine months in that travel hub and then three months traveling around the world. Whatever the breakdown is. I want to have some sort of location where i can have a little bit more deeper. Connections routes and then be able to travel from that location.
Keep Calm and Cauliflower Cheese Podcast
"grand canyon" Discussed on Keep Calm and Cauliflower Cheese Podcast
"Little ticklish. Thunder flies though. I haven't seen since. I think i think they come along with humidity tiny and they take and get absolutely everywhere then every crevasse. You can imagine from the grand canyon up the nostrils under the eyelids in the as their little technical. Boggles sarah sleep. But anyway we'll put the thunder flies to one side because luckily here in colorado. It's it's very dry. No very humid Although today is a little bit moist around the Around the top lip to say the least but.
Trust The Trail Podcast
"grand canyon" Discussed on Trust The Trail Podcast
"A surge in rescue needs and can search and rescue remain sustainable based off of what they're starting to experience. And one of the things about search and rescue that I think people forget and I forget this is that search and rescue is usually your part of your local police and fire department. Now in rural areas where a lot of backpacking is, you know, with a national forest with the national parks, some national parks have their own search and rescue like the Grand Canyon does, but for the most part in up where we are, you'd be screwed. Search and rescue is an in every single county in rural areas sometimes their shared, sometimes counties, share search and rescue. So funding, search and rescue is probably one of the few agencies that very generally cross borders across municipal municipal county borders, townships, you know, and so it's not very it's not uncommon for two colonies to share one 9-1-1 dispatch and for colonies to share one search and rescue police on fire. So and you know, like out here is a perfect example. It is so vast and it's so big that, you know, if you call the county sheriff's department, well, you know, sit down, you'll be waiting two hours for them to arrive. And so for, you know, funding for search and rescue is really dicey because there could be a lot of different municipalities trying to fund one search and rescue when that funding goes away because these counties don't aren't they don't have a lot of money. And we'll get into that in a minute that these volunteers are actually using their own gear. Yeah, and so that was a large part of what this article really was addressing is..
Hearts Unleashed
"grand canyon" Discussed on Hearts Unleashed
"Low. Welcome to the podcast where we are turning dreamers into doers. I really love our slogan. And i mean it. It's not just a catchy title. I catch myself saying it sometimes. Weekly and monthly like we really are about shifting people from dreaming to doing and today i want to talk particularly about grief and grieving and when i say dreamers to doers. A huge and important bridge over the gap from dreaming to doing like. When you're just like consider yourself on the side of the grand canyon and you're looking on the other side of the grand canyon and over. There is the rest of your beautiful life. The unloved life. The one you've always seen dreamed of in your head and between you is a grand canyon gap that you have to overcome grieving intentionally consciously mindfully on purpose. Grieving is like. I want you to close your eyes. If as long as you're not driving closure is imagine being on that side of the mountain of the grand canyon and seeing a bridge just crystallize see the ropes. Show up see each plank. Show up. see the handles the walk across. See you just presented self in front of you. Grieving will build that bridge will crystallize or manifest that bridge like it. Just like out of thin air. It shows up. I mean it's so wholeheartedly. Because unattended grief is very very patient. And i i talk about this. I want to recommend the episode feelings are meant to be felt because that episode talks a lot about feeling on purpose. And i give you a lotta guidance in that part of the in that episode. I also just need to take a little break in an acknowledged that you might hear motors in the background. I now live on the road. Welcome to my life on the road. I can hear a lot of diesel engines going by. And so i want to apologize. If you can hear those in the background i hope they're not too distracting but I digress. i wanna come back to feelings are meant to be felt into particularly today. We're gonna talk about grief and grieving and if you've been tuning in in order then that would mean that last friday you heard from catherine pleasant ski who shared her book high tides in open hands living a guy degrees and living broken open. I if you listen to the episode. I definitely stumbled over the title. But it's so beautiful and she talked a lot about grief and grieving and then this friday. We're going to have amber worth back on. She has an very early episode in the podcast and she is going to come back to talk a little bit about grief and grieving as well and hers is about healing hearts with grief and both episodes very very powerful powerful women with powerful messages. So be sure to tune into that and then one more piece of this puzzle is i spoke a whole lot about grief in the mortality series. It is one of my favorite series. Not only to listen to but to recommend. Gosh it is all about grieving endings. Yes i talk about death. But i'm also talking about like the death of egos and the death of goals the death of plans and the way we thought our life might go and endings of jobs the endings of relationships. There's so much in the mortality series. And i don't think i'll ever stop talking about grief because i don't think it's talked about enough. I don't think it's acknowledged enough in the world and it is such a powerful tool in the work that we do. Okay so we're going to be revisiting. The imports grief. Because i do think it is. Obviously this is an emotional intelligence podcast and so this is such an emotionally intelligent piece..
Asian Enough
HEADLINE CAPITALIZATION NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on Fatal Tesla Crash Capitalize Words With Four or More Letters (Associated Press style) Capitalize Words with Five or More Letters (APA Style) Do Not Capitalize Words Based on Length (Chicago Manual of Style) Capitalize Major Words and Those With Four or More Letters (MLA Style) You are likely here because you need a headline checker to make sure your title and headlines are properly written. That's exactly what Headline Capitalization does. It's a free tool to make sure what you capitalize online for publications like blogs and news articles, or for academic papers, is correct. This headline checker should help you to correctly format all your titles in the future. It's important to accurately capitalize titles and headlines for articles and papers. Headline Capitalization is a free headline checker that correctly capitalizes titles for all your writing. Article Title and Headline Capitalization Rules When it comes to creating headlines and titles for articles, it can get confusing what words to capitalize and what words should remain lower case. There are several styles of title and headline capitalization which different publications may use. For the most part, there are general rules that all publications follow with a few minor deviations between them. For those who write, it's important to understand these rules about which words to capitalize when creating headlines and titles. Major Headline Capitalization Styles There are four major title capitalization styles. These are: AP Style APA Style Chicago Style MLA Style There is no single authoritative style guide when it comes to capitalizing headlines and titles, although some are used for certain types of writing. For example, the Associated Press Stylebook (AP Style) is often used by news organizations, the Chicago Manual of Style (Chicago Style) is more comprehensive for in-depth writing, and the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (MLA style) is used for academic papers. While this is where the different styles are usually used, it's not mandatory to use a particular style for a particular type of writing. If you are unsure of which style to use, the best method is to seek out which style the course, editor, or teacher prefers so that you know, and then use that specific style. If you're in a certain field, you should learn the style that's most prominent in your field. For example, the AP Style for those in journalism, and the MLA style if you're in academics. In all cases, it's best to ask for each project to make sure since each style has its own rules. General Headline Style Rule: Title Case How to write headlines and titles is usually referred to as "headline style" or "title case." As mentioned, all styles are not the same, but there are a few general rules they all follow. These are: Capitalize the first word in the title Capitalize the last word in the title Capitalize the important words in the title The first two points are clear cut and easy to follow. The next question is, what are considered "important" words in a headline? In most cases, they include the following words: Adjectives (beautiful, large, hopeful) Adverbs (forcefully, silently, hurriedly) Nouns (computer, table, manuscript) Pronouns (they, she, he) Subordinating conjunctions (as, so, that) Verbs (write, type, create) Words in Headlines That Aren't Capitalized The above words are the ones generally capitalized, so what words are usually written in lowercase when creating headlines and titles? These tend to be shorter words (under five letters long). The following types of words are generally not capitalized: Articles (a, an, the) Coordinating Conjunctions (and, but, for) Short (less than 5 letters) Prepositions (at, by, from) Alternative Headline Capitalization: Sentence Case One style of headline and title capitalization which doesn't follow the rules is Sentence Case style. This is where editors decide to write titles as if they were a typical sentence. In this case, the first word of the headline would be capitalized while the rest of the title would be in lower case, except for proper nouns. Below are a few examples of Sentence Case style headlines: How to properly write article titles A review of a hike at Grand Canyon national park The best value meal when eating at Chipotle Referencing Titles of Publications No matter what style of headline capitalization you decide to use in your writing, if you ever reference the title of a book, article, or journal, you should write the title of it as it has been written, even if it happens to be a different style than you're using for your writing. You should not change them to fit your style, and they should always be written as they appear in the publication. Copyright © Headline Capitalization 2021. All rights reserved.
"Sandra thank you so much for joining us today itself. So good view. Oh jen tracy. It's a pleasure to be here. It goes without saying that. I'm usually the cheesiest one on this podcast. So i had to start this off by saying to one and all welcome to asian enough. The it's an honor just to be asian. I worry that. The t shirt. And i i could. I could tell from the font at the top the bottom of the screen. I know t shirt. You're wearing he. S how could. I not wear the shirt on a day that i get to talk to you. It's an honor just to be asian anton view. Let's say thank you jeff yang for picking that up and making tee shirt. That's right what's it like to see like your quote. It's not a destination and it's credited to sandra credited. it's a wonderful writers. I don't know if they were at that time on live. I think it was frank. Lesbian sudi green. Yes and i've been trying to kind of like give them credit for writing that line but unhappy because i understand what that line is and what it means and it pleases me greatly. That has become a t shirt. I remember someone my friend in canada. She sent me a picture because her her boys are really into basketball. And it was jeremy lin. Who had that does walking out the t shirt. And i'm like oh the something is happening with this t shirt and i think it's just a really nice very shorthand identifier of a moment where we could just step into the forefront to Claim pride for second you know and so i'm really really happy when i see anyone wearing the t shirt
Past Gas
HEADLINE CAPITALIZATION NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on Fatal Tesla Crash Capitalize Words With Four or More Letters (Associated Press style) Capitalize Words with Five or More Letters (APA Style) Do Not Capitalize Words Based on Length (Chicago Manual of Style) Capitalize Major Words and Those With Four or More Letters (MLA Style) You are likely here because you need a headline checker to make sure your title and headlines are properly written. That's exactly what Headline Capitalization does. It's a free tool to make sure what you capitalize online for publications like blogs and news articles, or for academic papers, is correct. This headline checker should help you to correctly format all your titles in the future. It's important to accurately capitalize titles and headlines for articles and papers. Headline Capitalization is a free headline checker that correctly capitalizes titles for all your writing. Article Title and Headline Capitalization Rules When it comes to creating headlines and titles for articles, it can get confusing what words to capitalize and what words should remain lower case. There are several styles of title and headline capitalization which different publications may use. For the most part, there are general rules that all publications follow with a few minor deviations between them. For those who write, it's important to understand these rules about which words to capitalize when creating headlines and titles. Major Headline Capitalization Styles There are four major title capitalization styles. These are: AP Style APA Style Chicago Style MLA Style There is no single authoritative style guide when it comes to capitalizing headlines and titles, although some are used for certain types of writing. For example, the Associated Press Stylebook (AP Style) is often used by news organizations, the Chicago Manual of Style (Chicago Style) is more comprehensive for in-depth writing, and the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (MLA style) is used for academic papers. While this is where the different styles are usually used, it's not mandatory to use a particular style for a particular type of writing. If you are unsure of which style to use, the best method is to seek out which style the course, editor, or teacher prefers so that you know, and then use that specific style. If you're in a certain field, you should learn the style that's most prominent in your field. For example, the AP Style for those in journalism, and the MLA style if you're in academics. In all cases, it's best to ask for each project to make sure since each style has its own rules. General Headline Style Rule: Title Case How to write headlines and titles is usually referred to as "headline style" or "title case." As mentioned, all styles are not the same, but there are a few general rules they all follow. These are: Capitalize the first word in the title Capitalize the last word in the title Capitalize the important words in the title The first two points are clear cut and easy to follow. The next question is, what are considered "important" words in a headline? In most cases, they include the following words: Adjectives (beautiful, large, hopeful) Adverbs (forcefully, silently, hurriedly) Nouns (computer, table, manuscript) Pronouns (they, she, he) Subordinating conjunctions (as, so, that) Verbs (write, type, create) Words in Headlines That Aren't Capitalized The above words are the ones generally capitalized, so what words are usually written in lowercase when creating headlines and titles? These tend to be shorter words (under five letters long). The following types of words are generally not capitalized: Articles (a, an, the) Coordinating Conjunctions (and, but, for) Short (less than 5 letters) Prepositions (at, by, from) Alternative Headline Capitalization: Sentence Case One style of headline and title capitalization which doesn't follow the rules is Sentence Case style. This is where editors decide to write titles as if they were a typical sentence. In this case, the first word of the headline would be capitalized while the rest of the title would be in lower case, except for proper nouns. Below are a few examples of Sentence Case style headlines: How to properly write article titles A review of a hike at Grand Canyon national park The best value meal when eating at Chipotle Referencing Titles of Publications No matter what style of headline capitalization you decide to use in your writing, if you ever reference the title of a book, article, or journal, you should write the title of it as it has been written, even if it happens to be a different style than you're using for your writing. You should not change them to fit your style, and they should always be written as they appear in the publication. Copyright © Headline Capitalization 2021. All rights reserved.
"Groupie is often referred to as the golden age of rally racing. It was by the faa in nineteen eighty two and its rules gave birth to an incredibly powerful and ultimately dangerous new era of rally with very fee regulations to keep things in check. And just for those. Who haven't who. This may your first episode. Maybe this is the first thing you've ever heard about racing. Rally racing is not traditional circuit racing with multiple cars on track rallying point to point cars. Go one at a time. And their time into between the two points and over the course of event the team with the lowest time wins. Just a little background for you. I'm obligation requirements. Meaning the number of units per year that the car manufacturer was required to produce each year to enter a car were reduced to a paltry two hundred vehicles compared to the five thousand cars a year in group and and group a i take building materials. Were now allowed as well. As unrestricted turbocharged boost basically while previous rally regulations had tried to keep the cars somewhat close to production versions in group. B there are almost completely unleashed for example and the year before group groupie the average rally car produced about two hundred fifty horsepower but by nineteen eighty six the final year of group b. That average was up to five hundred
Bloomberg Opinion
NCAA Tournament First Round Update
"The NC double a tournament first round is concluded. I only gave number two seed Alabama all they could handle until about 10 minutes remained, and then the Crimson Tide pulled away. For a 68 55 it. Corey Rick Pitino says his team can hold their head sign. We thought we could be no, to be honest with you. We had to cut down to three cut down their transition, keep them away from the basket and then do a lot of positive things offensively. With the game on the line. We gave up two threes. You can also sees their season and the Huskies felt of Maryland 63 54 multiple positive covert tests within the VCU program caused their game with Oregon to be ruled no contest. The Ducks advanced on the heels of their tremendous run through the Big East Tournament. The magic Not there for Georgetown, they dropped a 96 73 decision to Colorado. Abilene Christian Will the biggest one in school history, knocking out Texas 53 52, USC dropped Drake 72 2 56. Florida State 10 Better than UNC Greensboro, 64. 54 LS you overseeing Bonaventure 76 61, Kansas dropped eastern Washington 93 84 Michigan Be Texas Southern 80 to 66. Breaking held on to knock off U C. Santa Barbara 63 62 It was Iowa over Grand Canyon. 86. 74, Ohio a 13 seed upset of four seed Virginia 60 to 58 Oklahoma beat Missouri 72 68 top seed Gonzaga ratted No folks stay Daddy 8 55 u C L A eliminated BYU 73 62 Because advantage ad scored with 2.5 minutes to play to snap a 11 tie the Rangers into the capital seven game winning streak with a 31 win the Oliver's drubbed the Flyer 61. The Devils lost the Penguins 31 where the Bloomberg Sports Update on Frank
The Lead
The Tao of Bill Walton
"All right. So chris from your conversation with him and from watching him as a broadcaster over the years. How would you say bill. Walton has evolved from my selfish perspective. He's evolved to be more interesting. I remember watching those. Mba on nbc games with bill walton and marv albert as a kid. Bill was nothing compared to what he is now. Penetration jumpers in transition whereas the defensive resistant for minnesota walton. Was the guy in a suit and tie on nbc for several years. Kevin garnett is thirty six in the nba. Free throw attempts. That's not good enough now. He's the when there isn't a pandemic going on. He's showing up at basketball games in grateful dead shirts and he's embraced everything that he probably had to bury for a very long time. Congo line coming from our free gave receptionist vicky driving that train leading the haredi onto the court. This was so much fun. We've done to do a really good job all the time. But he wants to do his way and his way is to have fun key. Eight a birthday candle. That was let off of a cupcake. He just swallowed the flame home during broadcast. Take a bite out of it. While it's lit ostade about the face for a lot of viewers. They want the nuts and bolts of a pick and roll offense or how you trap bill. Walton doesn't offer much of that bill walton wants to find a correlation between a slam. Dunk and the majesty of the grand canyon. He wants to see a perfect rotation for an open corner. Three and somehow relate that to a grateful dead concert imagination. It's not work. It's taking an idea of building a now synchronicity. What did you learn how to ucla. Or is that prior to your though. I learned that at my i did and i think the most fascinating part of this whole thing to me is that there are subsets of the internet. That either eight bill love. Bill are want to know what he's on and what he's on his life.
Charlie Parker
Larry Flynt, Founder of Hustler Magazine, Dies at 78
"For magazine founder Larry Flynt died at the age of 78. Force behind Hustler which launched in 1974 you male who were at one time adolescents, you might remember that jump from Playboy to penthouse. Was one jump. And then that jump from penthouse the hustler was like jumping the Grand Canyon. Seriously, that was a man. Now, along with his fame and fortune. He also dealt with his fair share of legal and health issues. Hey, was shot in 1978 by serial killer Joseph Paul Franklin, and that left Flint paralyzed from the waist down. And as for his legal infamy, he once found himself at odds with televangelist Jerry Falwell over a parody cartoon. Falwell sued Flint fought back. The case went all of the way to the Supreme Court and ultimately flat one in 80 decision that was in 1988. Justices ruled that the first and 14th amendments preclude a public figure in this case fall will from receiving damages for emotional distress if that distress were inflicted by Caricature. Parody or a satire of the public
Newsradio 700 WLW
"grand canyon" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"National General Group went to North Carolina. Right, 6 16 Rikichi know stands by and you don't know what good Mike. How are you? Okay, So a lot of people yesterday had a cancelation or a postponement. I guess of there Vaccine appointment, and it might start that way again today. Tomorrow, actually, because, yes, it's there's impending. I see whether that is coming in for the state of Kentucky and governor and Bashir announced yesterday that he's closing, or at least in the case of the Northern Kentucky Convention Center, which was set to open up tomorrow that big Kroger health vaccination hub Yeah, no longer going to open tomorrow because of that icy weather. Now a majority of the storm that was going to be below I 64 which means Covington should be OK, But he's including the Covington sight in these closures, so coming to the Lexington of Bowling green, those Kroger sites all going to be closed on Thursday because of this storm, So if you had an appointment scheduled for tomorrow, it's going to be pushed back. To the weekend or possibly even next week when the hub in the convention center does get open. It's gonna be open up Thursday through Saturday. 10 a.m. to 4 P.m. Each day s Oh, no word on when they might open so maybe Kentucky's will nor the Kentucky's will be open on Friday. We We just don't know yet, but it looks like a Saturday, maybe at the latest is winning below Open back up. It just keeps getting messier. If you ask me, that means two things. Yes, it does coming up. When you have six. There, we will have the latest on the Senate impeachment trial of former President Trump. It is moving in today Number two after a vote from senators last night, saying that does have constitutional merit to move forward. Details coming up news radio 700 wlw. Alright right now, 6 18 and the latest in mask usage, which makes not a lot of sense to me is that you now have to wear them in national parks. So you're hiking the Grand Canyon. You know? Who knows what kind of a crowd you could run into in a situation like that. But now the order signed last week. Requiring masks to be worn on federal property is taking some people by surprise, because that is the rule you're supposed to on hiking trails where a mask now they're saying, if you can't maintain social distance So it went from being from my point of view, ridiculous to somewhat. Reasonable even though when you're outside and well ventilated area, there's very little chance. As far as we know of passing the virus on to somebody else. We're having it passed on to you. But the federal order extends to places like national parks, and they require those on hiking trails or gazing at a view to cover your face if anybody's around. Hot springs, Arkansas residents said. I didn't think about that one shoot. Which I think means one bit. I don't like to wear one outside, usually What the campgrounds and maps make it pretty obvious. It's a national park Land and downtown Hot Springs, A line between federal property and city property is separated by the main street Central Avenue. So on one side of the street, you would have to wear the mask on the other side of the street. You're fine. Let's see. Guys that I walked down here almost daily. The sidewalks can get crowded from time to time during the high season, but Not now. So, Yeah, if you're traveling to the Smokies or whatever the rule is That if you're around anybody else, even if you're in the middle of nowhere. You have to wear a mask based on the edict passed on last week, all right, coming up on 6 20. It's traffic. It's whether it's sports, which means it's a gets junkets. Jay Ratliff on traffic and more just ahead. 700 wlw. How will new.
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"grand canyon" Discussed on 106.1 FM WTKK
"Find your purpose at Grand Canyon University for the G C U Daddy View they took all night in the Senate. I'm Dave Anthony Fox News. First big step. Putting our country back on the road to recovery. Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer after 5 a.m. as they move Corona financial aid forward Fox's Rachel Sutherland has more live. Dave Republicans filed hundreds of amendments in a marathon vote A Rama headed the final vote. Most of them didn't pass, but one that did Nick's is a $15 minimum of wage increase. Theo. GOP Senator Joni Ernst argued the hike would be devastating for hardest hit small businesses at a time when they can least afford it. The passage of the budget resolution paves the way for a simple majority vote to pass President Biden's $1.9 trillion carnivorous relief plan, just like she did this morning. On the budget resolution. Vice President Kamila Harris is suspected to cast the tie breaking vote on the stimulus in the evenly divided Senate. Dave writes another big number in Corona virus deaths across America, Topping 5000 in a day for the first time yesterday, the FDA will now consider a third version of covert vaccine submitted for approval. Johnson and Johnson's vaccine is only one dose. But the convenience comes with the trade off. The vaccine is 66% effective, While the two dose versions from Moderna and Fizer have success rates of 94.1% that 95%, respectively, Fox's Steve Rap aboard next hour an update on the job market expected to show up to 100,000 people might have been hired last month and late President Biden will make a statement on the economy that after pronouncing a shifting away from Trump's America first agenda, America is back. Diplomacy is back. It's the center of our foreign policy In the House Democrats voted to remove a Republican from committees, Marjorie Taylor Greene, She says she no longer believes that conspiracies and Cuban on theories she touted in the past and did not say any of them. When running for Congress in Georgia America's listening to Fox News I got Andy didn't very fast. Tessa is in recovery from an addiction to prescription opioids. I was pregnant twice, and I had used prescription opioids both times. I knew that this was something I had to stop for the sake of my Children. And for myself, I am more fulfilled. Today I ever have been And I know there's more to.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"grand canyon" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Find your purpose at Grand Canyon University for the G C U Daddy View about eight minutes away from news on 700 wlw. Continue the conversation all the way till 10 o'clock this morning when L. A County commissioner Denise Treehouse joins to talk about the cove it moving out of purple. And what what's happened? Islands of the taxes, right? Um It's interesting, like the Millennium Hotel next to the convention center that the county is supposed to take over. Well if you don't have tax revenue coming in because of covert restrictions. How you going to put a new hotel Er act big problem, innit? Big problem, So that in where the hell's the vaccines? That is the other question? Be asking Denise in about 40 minutes on Scott, Slow Show on 700 wlw the meantime, it's 513749 7000 You know, the big £1 of 18 T at Scott Solomon Twitter. Yea or nay on raising the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour in Ohio. This is the proposal Bridget Kelly. Representative out of Cincinnati. I will also and you know what If you're gonna do this, do it on the state by state basis, You know that That is that's more reasonable than what's being proposed by President Biden and saying that hey, we should be a $15 hour minimum wage across the country. Because that is man that that's the problem of top down management. Right if you look at D. C for example, California, New York Hey, someone a living wage, you know, $15 minimum wage. Sure. But what about other states? You know, we're around West Virginia. I go to, you know, parts of Kentucky. Certainly. Can you sustain $15 an hour? Do you need 15 bucks an hour there to live? Yes, of course, is no. Because You know if you just basis on one standard for the rest of the country. That really puts a lot of businesses nearby and final point here before you want you sound off. The interesting part about this to me, too. Is the idea that this is just pitting people against people. Here's what this is that somehow this is going to, you know, really stick it to big businesses and the like, But if you're a Wal Mart You know if you're a big chain Amazon They love this. Yeah. You sign on with Amazon and they're going to pay $15 an hour plus WalMart, for that matter. It's going to help them because guess what happens to your competition. Guess what happens the mom and pops out there. I can't pay $15 an hour. I can't keep up. Cause I can't offset that increase in fixed costs. His wages are fixed costs. I can't do the volume that Wal Mart in Amazon can therefore, guess what? I can't hire people. I gotta cut bodies I may have to close. If I increase prices, I'm really screwed because I'm already getting undercut by the big companies. So how do I How do I compete? I can't You know, for a lot of people I don't know about Bridget. But a lot of people who agree. You know, we need it. We know 2530. Why not? $100 minimum wage. What the hell? Hey, great. All you're doing is destroying mom and pop businesses, which is really the heartbeat of this country. Between this and cove it you've got no chance. And then what happened? 513749 7800 Big one. It's Palin. 780, T, John and Columbus. Thanks for checking in this morning in the Scotts Lawn to God. How you doing? I'm good, buddy. What you got? Well, I'm a I'm, a regional manager for a Restaurant changed from Columbus. And you know Everybody's every company's plans for additional Jack prices up to pay for the labor and No, I'd like people with You want to do the $15 an hour? Maybe take a trip through these restaurants like McDonald's, or you know our restaurants or wherever No, I can point out a few people. Do you think this person's worth $15 an hour Have you know? High school kid? They're sitting there. Play around on her phone. Yeah, well, okay. So typically and someone who's a reset original. Manage for big food. Big fast food. This interesting? Who in the Balti employees are they? Are they you know single bombs are the teenagers. Retirees supplement their income who makes up your workforce in particular your sector. It depends. Everybody here in the world cities and the smaller cities might have a little bit more adults. But, you know, overall 75% of our our workforce kids, you know, high school kids, some college kids. And so, generally speaking, having been a 16 year old and having had 16 year olds. And what about your family situation? But generally that age you're not really you don't know the workforce, right? I mean, if you're that age and you're young and you're new in the workforce, what skills do you bring to the table other than a heartbeat and maybe possibly a good attitude, so Is that worth $15 an hour for a you said a teenager. Three quarters your workforce here and in Columbus that they're going to be able to perform, Although they deserve $15 an hour. No. You know, I understand the people that are worth $15 an hour. We fam. Yeah, And, uh, it's just not a good idea. Mrs. Justice. I'm gonna work if you're starting out. It's something I get it right. I'm starting out and okay, I'm gonna learn how to socialize with customers How to deal with managers. You know, it's a great It's an awesome thing. That first job or first couple jobs because you learn, But why? Why would you pay somebody in the top tier to do that? What's gonna wind up happening is you guys we're probably looking at really, really hard. It automating a lot of stuff, aren't you? Right. And you know what? We're already you know, we're not another big change. So we're already competing. You know, with some of these companies already paying 11 $12 just to start out with so Yeah, but I mean, that's you. You can absorb the cost more because the volume you do if you're one of the big fast food companies, But you know what about a mom and Pop cafe? Do they have any chance against you guys? No way. No way. That's and that's the point, right? I mean it. Is that really destroy small businesses. My point and this is intended to help the little guy. Well, you know, small businesses aren't the little guy. It's easy to vilify big companies like I don't know if you're the arches or the redhead, Roy or the king. I don't know who you're with. Could be any one of those could not be But you know you could observe your cost because you do such volume. You can you can absorb that much better than let's say that little. I don't know that bakery down the street. I think that that's fair. It's not like I'm anti worker said I'm a worker, right? I worked on I get it. That the people are in trouble, but it seems like it's it's punitive. And I guess that's a problem I have with it. It's not for those. You know, if you're just tuning in, we're talking about the $15 hour minimum wage in the increase would be over six years. Okay. It wouldn't be. Hey, it's 8 80. Now we're gonna go to 15 bucks now wouldn't be that way it be juiced in over the next six years or so. Okay, that that's a way to do it..
WTVN
"grand canyon" Discussed on WTVN
"Find your purpose at Grand Canyon University with the cheesy you, daddy. You use radio 16. W TV end sports. Well, if you flip back and forth and watch both of Buckeye basketball and Blue jackets games won a bummer, too close games, too tough losses. This Buckeye Basketball Update Service of Legacy Retirement group. The Buckeyes led by as many as 11 and were up six with three minutes to go, but couldn't close it out, falling to produce 67 65 Boilermaker freshman J. 90 with two huge three pointers down the stretch, including the game winner with five seconds left idea, averaging only six points a game scored 15 last night's produced Sweeps the season. Serious from always you bug eyes. Three game win streak is snapped, and now they have to play at Wisconsin on Saturday. Blue Jackets, meanwhile, did get a point for regulation tie Alexander Texi a scoring in the third period, even the game it too, but they lost in OT 3 to 2 Detroit Wings winning goal came 15 seconds into overtime. Elvis Summers. Leekens made the initial save off a shot by Dylan Larkin. But the buck caromed off the body of the wings Tyler Bertuzzi into the goal for the game winner. Jack is 12 and one of their season opening four game road trip. They host defending champion Tampa Bay tomorrow night to Buckeye defensive tackles, including all American High school, Garrett announced they're returning to school next year. Garrett and Antoine Jackson, We're both seniors Bud are allowed to return, thanks to the NC, double a decision to allow the option for an extra year because of the pandemic. Meanwhile, honors for former Buckeye D Linemen Chase Young name the NFL's defensive rookie of the Year, the fourth Buckeye in the last five years to win it from the central Ohio Honda Dealer. Sports Desk map Recordings Radio 6 10 w T V N They started using when I was 13 Taylor is in recovery from an addiction to prescription opioids. It was like, Oh, well, their medications. They can't be that dangerous. My perception was once you stop using like that's it. Your life is over..
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"grand canyon" Discussed on KNST AM 790
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