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The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Dinesh Reports on an Exchange With Psychologist Jordan Peterson
"I want to talk briefly about an exchange I had on Twitter with the psychologist Jordan Peterson over the issue of the death penalty. Now there's kind of an interesting ancient story about the debt penalty actually is attributed to the fellow named Draco Draco is the root of the word that we use today draconian and Draco is known for giving very severe punishments. He was in charge of administering Roman justice, and he apparently gave the death penalty even for pretty minor offenses, as well as for major offenses. So someone asked him, they go, hey, Draco, listen, you give the death penalty for major offenses, but why are you giving it from minor offenses also? It seems somewhat unfair to do that. And Gregor goes, well, yeah, it is unfair. I'd like to give penalties that are even more severe than the death penalty for more severe offenses, but there are no such penalties to be given the death penalty. It's kind of the worst I can do. So this is a to me somewhat black humor type of anecdote. But in any event, the way this exchange with Jordan Peterson began as I saw a post on Twitter by a guy who says, this is doctor Joel Brown at Joel Brown MD. I still believe the only executioner who's qualified and trustworthy is God. That's my issue with the death penalty. I don't trust corruptible systems. He means the state or people to permanently end any human's life unborn or elderly, your first and final breath should be determined by God alone. So I reacted to that and said, I've long supported the death penalty because I believe those who deliberately and callously take the lives of other people thereby forfeit their own right to life. And I said, I still believe that even so, I said, this post has got me thinking, dot, dot, dot. And then Jordan Peterson weighs in, weighs in on behalf of Joel Brown, and he goes, the state should never have that much power. That does not mean that no crimes are worthy of death. It just means that the power of the state also has to be kept in check.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"gregor" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"High quality investment grade corporates spreads on top of that Some of those yields are actually starting to look quite attractive We've been nibbling absolute line Greg maybe away from your remit but I'm going to go to other parts of DWS which is looking at the short short what I call trust market It used to be called libor OIS There's a lot of fancy names now as substitute How does that market look Well I think what's going on now particularly within the money fund complex is that they're pulling in maturities very much No money fund wants to be particularly long when the fed is doing a series of hikes that can be disintermediated Institutional investors can pull our money out and immediately go into treasury bills So the shortening maturities considerably And that's left a little bit of a demand gap in sort of the 60 to a 180 day think commercial paper think back acceptances and spreads there have widened considerably Don't think it's a liquidity issue It's not a systemic liquidity issue that people were worried about It's just a mismatch between supply and demand It'll probably work its way up but there are actually some pretty decent opportunities there right now for investors who are interested in a little bit longer than risk free reverse repo or short treasury bills Great Staples of DWS Gregor was fantastic to catch up with you buddy Thank you Thank you very much If you have access to a chart intraday of rent crude pull it up right now 97 97 handle on prem then take it back a week or so We've got a $40 plus swing on crude on Brent Tommy a week One single week $40 swing Oh the $40 swing is there but it's all the tangential to it as well And I might point out also what it does to the food complex It'll be fascinating to see how we you know as a core emotion here prices off this But I got to admit this is a shock after you know go back and look at the tapes of our show from a week ago Wow different world I try to lock it down in the mix as well Market court wrong footed and a massive way Lisa all of the above But this move is just huge 97 from one 40 almost one 40 a week ago Yeah basically we're moving back to where we were before the invasion of Ukraine And how much does this look at something fundamental How much is this a puke as you say And we really have to keep harping on the idea that if you're a producer how do you hedge against this kind of thing I mean Tom was talking about JetBlue Do they then increase capacity All of these companies How do they operate in such a fast moving real world that's been financialized Well making the decision to boost CAPEX in the old patch It's months and months and months and months of work Lisa And this is the kind of volatility that they will use as evidence of saying this is why One of the reasons why we won't get involved in this Which then creates an even more spike because people say that there's a self limiting kind of process When prices go up people produce more Can they If you have that kind of lag time amid volatility where you can't count on it being there later down the road You know what the politicians will be asking Tom What happens to gas prices now If we stay down here 7 100 That's very interesting And how quickly what we need is a higher gas tax We're not there yet Yeah A 5 on the S&P up a little more than a tenth of 1% from New York City with Brent and WTI I think it's fair to say plunging than 8% This is Bloomberg Cyber technology Now.
99 problems
"gregor" Discussed on 99 problems
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99 problems
"gregor" Discussed on 99 problems
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99 problems
"gregor" Discussed on 99 problems
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Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger
Dr. Michael Greger: How to Naturally Boost Brain BDNF Levels to Fight Depression
"Welcome to nutrition facts. I'm your host. Dr michael gregor today. We look at ways to mitigate a serious mental health disorder. Depression there's accumulating evidence in brain derived neurotrophic fact may be playing a role in human depression beady. Nf controls the growth of new nerve cells so low levels may explain the atrophy of specific brain areas. You see among depressed patients that maybe one of the reasons exercises so good for our brains. Starting our day exercise regimen within three months you can get a quadrupling obedient. F- reliefs from your brain. This makes sense. I mean anytime. We were desperate to catch prey or desperate not to become prey ourselves. We needed to be cognitively sharp. And so when we're fasting or exercising or an negative calorie balance. Our brain starts churning out. Bvd nf to make sure we're firing on all cylinders. So of course. Big farm as eager to create drugs to mimic this effect. But is there any way to boost enough naturally. Yes i just said it. Fasting and exercise. Okay okay but is there anything we can add to our diet to boost obedient. Well hiring takes dietary flavonoids appear to be protectively associated with symptoms of depression. The harvard nurses study followed tens of thousands of women for years and found that those who are eating the most to appeared to reduce the risk of coming down with depression. Flavonoids occur naturally implants. So there's a statue mountain variety of healthy foods. But how do we know. The benefits are from the flavonoids and not just from eating healthier in general. You don't know until you put it to the test. See some fruits and vegetables have more than others. Apples have more than apricots plums. More than peaches red cabbage. More than white kale. More than cucumbers. So if you randomize people into one of three groups more high flavonoids fruits and vegetables. More low flavonoids fruits and vegetables or no extra fruits and vegetables at all after eighteen weeks. Only the high flavonoids group got a significant boost and obedient f- levels which corresponded to an improvement in cognitive
Baseball Together Podcast
"gregor" Discussed on Baseball Together Podcast
"That's why no longer random crap And that was actually one of them was like was had he ever been to a baseball game. I thought they made it up like there's no way so i've looked up several just to growing up just over the course of my life just to verify to reinforce that. Make sure it's not some mandela affect a but that's bonkers absolutely bonkers all right last thing here real quick before we go to a break and then get to more Let's go with outlets. Quinn has another one. I think is really interesting. It'd be a good one to go into a break to give some perspective here How many pounds of force is that. When you get hit by ninety mile per hour fastball. like what's the equivalent is it like. Economy gregor left hook or more. So this is one. We did a lot of working it out. We we spent a lot of time. Yes oh it's been months we. It has been months because this is not a simple question. Not even a little bit. So we spent a whole lot of time. Googling gills pounds of force. All kinds of fun things. Go along with this and I mean long story short. What it comes down to is a ninety miles hour fastball. In fact it. One hundred five on our fastball. From ross chapman fastest ever recorded a does not come close. You would rather get hit by a hundred and five monitor fastball in the ribs then get punched by any any fighter in the any league fighter. And let's you sorry go ahead. Let's be clear getting punched in the ribs sucks. It's not a fun hit by baseball in the ribs. Suck it sucks to right. Let's be super clear about this. So i get i get punched in the face for fun. That's kind of what i do. And i'm telling you when this question came through. I was like yeah. That's a good question. So way to go quinn. We appreciate you challenging us and also enriching our lives exponentially but we i. I mean watch mike tyson. You like just go. Watch the mike tyson highlights and figure that that the the amount of pressure that dude is generating is is like three four times. What you get out of a hundred five mile. An hour fastball. Well so out of the so. Let's let's put the numbers to this real quick break five. That's still one hundred and sixty point. Three four jewels if you're getting hit by if you're getting punched by an elite fighter and this is like what what is it close range. Is that what it is. Yes short range. Short range power punches. So that's we're talking like close distance elite. Hook that kind of thing. Yeah and that's two hundred forty one point three four. Yeah so that's a lot for the league could be a rear uppercut you know something like that but yeah and so somebody like mike. Tyson is gonna hit you with more than that more than agar's with more than that other hit with baseball for sure. For sure. Well conor mcgregor is not a heavyweight. Why bring mike tyson. So you talk about jason..
Nutrition Facts with Dr. Greger
Dr Michael Greger: The Power of Citrus
"To nutrition facts. I'm your host. Dr michael gregor. Today we discover the powerful properties of citrus title. Lemons limes citrons bitter orange grapefruit palmilla mandarin grapefruits on come klotz actually one of my favorite citrus fruits is the come quat because you can eat the whole fruit peel. And all which is ideal because the dna repairing enzyme boosting powers of citrus concentrated in the piel new data demonstrating dna. Protective agent was presently some fruits and vegetables found that it was heat sensitive and determined. It was not vitamin c confirmed in a study that tried vitamin c. Directly and found no effect on dna protection and repair of dna strand breaks the crinoid beta crypt azan. Thin found primarily citrus. Seems at least one candidate. If you expose cells to mutagenic chemical you can cause physical breaks in the strands of dna but in less than an hour. Our dna repair enzymes can weld most of our dna back together but if you add some of that citrus fido nutrient you can effectively double the speed at which dna is repaired but zoologist cells in a petri dish. What about in a person if you have people drink a glass of orange juice and draw their blood. Two hours later the dna damage you can induce with an oxidising chemical drops whereas if they just had like orange kool-aid didn't help so do people eat more fruit. Walk around with less dna damage. Yes particularly women. Does this actually translate into lower cancer rates. It appears so citrus alone associated with a ten percent reduction in odds of breast cancer
WSB-AM
"gregor" Discussed on WSB-AM
"The ballot? Just Gregory's Gregory's people would know any many money mouth. You can be this Greg Rust versus that Red Rock expelled the same. He's not one of these double G great. Those are the better. Greg's Oh, you like the double G? I do. I do. Why? Why? What's your reasoning behind that? I just think it looks like excess. You like It looks cooler. Thank you. Say, Greg, you success. I think you say Gregor Gregor. We'll be back with Greg Gunn, Erich von Hessler. He's just very dynamic and very fun guy to listen to. I like the different points of view from the doctrine, mayors. 95.5 day BSP Atlantis needs and talk 9 49 and the Kubrick carrier WSB 24 Hour Traffic Center got to issue a travel advisory with this crash on the East Freeway as I 20 westbound at Turner, he'll road that is exit 75 2 left lanes are closed, really jamming things up for you as you travel. I 20 westbound out of Conyers. You can avoid all of that by using Covington Highway. Elsewhere. It's constructions 6 75 north Beyond the ramp 2 to 85 Westbound is in the left lane, causing jams for you and talking about construction. You got it. East side outer Loop. 25 Dortmund at East past Leon Avenue. That's exit. 40 is in the right lane. You are looking at delays as you make your way over in the Clarkston. I'm Veronica Harrell 95.5 wsb reconnect with a carpool or van pool and dried with people you know and trust safely by forming a commute circle with your rideshare group and following current safe The guidelines. You can enjoy your favorite way to get to work in a safe manner. For more ways to ride safely to and from work..
MMA Roasted
"gregor" Discussed on MMA Roasted
"In Ghana now, do we is that accurate? You think showing think it's accurate in Ghana. There should be three or four to one favorite man. There's no all he has to do is anyone's and wage upgrade against Royce was just like really bad. It wasn't like he was looking amazing. Like I I don't think I've got all the first round. Like I really don't otherworldly Power Man and gone could be hit so long. What do you think? Yeah, I hear what you said but he's, you know, the power and off and all you got to do is yet anybody wants and they'll crumble. He's powerful as all. Get-out, and girl gone. He just thought I'd like he's at the bi-level stage and he doesn't have what it takes to get to the a-level. Gregor. Do you think? I mean, he's already on the level, is the interim champion and I think we were sitting here the guy I mean well, we've always done with heavy weights is very little technique and a lot of power. I mean they tend to be just big dudes with a lot of power and very short fights. And I think he's you've been a long time since we've seen a guy of his size to have that much actual technique. But if there's anyone that also combines it to its ngannou and play as more power and gently as more experienced by a dog. With you guys I think it's it's ngannou by a lot and he also kind of got let know. So are you have to just three months or doesn't have the experience? I've been doing this shit for three or four years now you know, and I think God's judgment doing the kickboxing for for that long, right? Yeah, yeah. But he's only been here two years something like that. Yeah, yeah. But so's and gone up right now. I'm a really low level of talent, you know? Yeah, that's true, too. I mean, how do you think these guys would have done a guess, why? That's why That's why I want to get in there and challenge, you know the champion and make my comeback. Yeah you too and we want to see it too man. Now dog, do you think in Ghana or a Cyril? Down would have done against a prime Mark Coleman..
Tatooine Sons: A Pop Culture Podcast
"gregor" Discussed on Tatooine Sons: A Pop Culture Podcast
"I just thought overall is a great episode but still didn't give me a purpose for this show yet more. We'll talk about it. Yeah that's an interesting thought. Samuela would you think about this. Yeah i agree. I did notice that the action sequences sequences did feel very cinematic like there was that whole like dogfight almost at the end there that just felt straight from a movie but on top of that the story was substantial and it had impact so yeah i loved it. It was a definitely a lot of fun. Felt important like i said earlier. Consequential i'm like it had purpose for the story going forward so i'm excited about. Let's talk a little bit about rex. Gregor gregory familiar are. You may have thought about it or heard the name in this but you may not be like as geeky about stars as we are And and maybe a little bit vague as gregor was. So let's do a recap on that rex Mcgregor calls on the bad batch to help gregor who is escaping on this planet it gets captured by stormtroopers. And i think they are stormtroopers at this point and just to recap at. Greg was clone commander during the course Now if you remember. He suffered amnesia after crash. Landing on the planet ab afar. You didn't have any memory of who he was or greater purpose in the galaxy so he worked as a dishwasher while millions of people that look just like him. We're fighting a war in the galaxy funds. That yeah do you read that. That are not at a horse. Well what what happens. In it is in episodes reminded of who he wise where he came from and so he looks like he sacrifices like he gives his life to protect a gascon. Boys droid ask. This is by the voice by the incomparable. Stephen stance His favorite character. He voices i think is what he said on. Our show was fifty..
WFAN Sports Radio_FM Show
The Old Conor McGregor Is Gone Forever; Dustin Poirier Is Top Lightweight
"Talks a whole lot of smack doesn't back it up anymore. Four losses in his last seven fights after the fight after he broke his leg, which you hate the seas, threatening Dustin Korea's family. All your wife slides into mediums like I'll kill you. I've had enough of this guy and still get you to watch. I don't want to see Foria McGregor again. Pour it will kick his ass economy, Gregor, You're no longer a great fighter anymore. Stock down. The economy, Gregor
News Talk 1130 WISN
"gregor" Discussed on News Talk 1130 WISN
"That would be there. But from what you said, you're still seeing a lot of the the Irish fans in attendance here. Oh, they're here. They're certainly here because, remember the last time a greater thought it was that fight island and it was very limited. Here's the type of fantasy could actually be you know, in the building then and Saudi Arabia. So you're talking about McGregor fans that I've waited a long time to see him in person in action. He hasn't fought in Vegas in January of 2020 the very beginning of last year, and you know the the atmosphere that night was electric ethic tonight, we'll take it to, you know, even further level when you're talking about a trilogy, fighting so much on the line for both fighters. Dana White said leading up to this, He's expecting a huge by right. It could break records, something that McGregor has done very often. Do you get the feeling that this is setting up to be the biggest trilogy that the UFC has ever ever had? It certainly might be when it's all said and done. I read some quotes from Dana earlier in the week that he is expecting that this fight will be the second largest gates at the UFC has ever had. So Connor McGregor. I mean, you look at the top five gates in the history of the U. S. C. I believe McGregor has now been a part of at least three of them. So he's the biggest star in the sport. There's no doubt he's one of the very few. Athletes that might be bigger than their respective scores. So you know, I really think what we're going to get tonight is just an electric atmosphere, and I think there's going to be you know, a record amount of paper view buys. Well, you know, a lot of people waited a long time to see Connor fight. And now he's fighting in part of a packed house in Vegas. It just feels right. So I think the UFC spot on I think, despite that I could send a pretty records. How much pressure is on the shoulders of Conor McGregor. I think there's a ton. I mean, you know, I don't want to say his entire career legacy is on the line because that wouldn't be fair, but as far as his career going forward on and the direction he had as a fighter That's certainly on the line if he loses, Despite he three and four, his last seven fights, he would lose two straight to a guy that he once beat way back in 2014. People would barely start the question How good McGregor is at this stage of his career, he's turning 33. Later this month. So you're talking about a guy that still should be able to be an elite fighter, But we started to see the decline. Those are fair questions. People ask if he loses. However, if you win, then you're talking about a guy. They'll have another opportunity to fight the lightweight championship belt. Charles Oliveira has already said that he will fight the winner of this fight. So if McGregor would have win tonight, get another chance that Becoming a a lightweight champion in the UFC, then you're talking about, you know another chapter and the historic career economy Gregor that he could. Still right, So there's a lot on the line for both these guys. All the eyes are going to be on counter because he's the biggest star in the sport. Talking with Jake Azman here and in my opinion with dead Day Live on location outside of UFC 2 64 just a few hours ahead of McGregor Portier three at Jake Azman on Twitter, Jake. When the the second time these two guys fought, it was described that we saw the gentleman Connor McGregor leading up to the fight. He was much more respectful. He wasn't cutting wrestling Promo s on Justin Fortier. That has changed a little bit. Do you think we're seeing the old McGregor? Does he have his swagger back a little bit? I think he does, and I think part of it. Maybe he just realized this for him to fight at the highest level. He needs to go back to what work. He needs to go back to being the guy that cut into wrestling pro most as you just put it so nicely there, The guy that's talking to trash the guy that is, you know, just brash in and unafraid to speak his mind. That's what his fans want, right. I mean, people didn't fall in love with Conrad Gregor because he was a dignitary. At this press conference. They fell in love with him because he talked tragedy backed it up and we've seen living up to this fight The old economy Cregger once again. So all of the attention is on McGregor. But the last time these two guys stepped in the Octagon 48 is the winner. What should we expect from him tonight? He's a really good fighter. I mean, you know, there's a reason why he's a slight favorite and during this fight to think about that all the money usually pours in on tire. But Korea has earned the respect of the vetting public because look Make no mistake about it. He was a better fighter. When these guys thought in January, you know, Corey it with his cap case really weakened McGregor. Then he went into the back out. I was able to get it in the second round. So for EA, it's certainly a dangerous fighter. He's an elite boxer. He's getting elite skill set. He talked a lot about how the trash talk that McGregor had for him back in 2014 when they fought for the first time. He wasn't in a good enough placing able to handle that it affected him. That wasn't the case, he said for the second fight, and he claims it will not be the case for this third fight later tonight. So this is one of those fights where you could argue or either, either, either one to have a legitimate chance to win. I think it could be, you know, one of the better fighter the UFC is put on a long time. Jake. I'll get you the big money question here in just a second. But before we get there, there's other fights on this card here. This is a great card that UFC has for 2 64. When you look at the rest of the fights that we're going to see tonight, what are the one or two that have your attention, the most outside of the main event. Yeah. I really want to see you know the crowd reaction. Greg Hardy fighting as a heavyweight coming up later. You know what Will that be like, You know, just everything that he's been through. His career. How will the crowd react to that? And then you also look at a guy like sugar Shane Valley who, you know, there's a guy that they have talked a lot about Daniel Lighting company is like one of the next stars of the sport. So he's the first fight on the paper view tonight. His original opponent was dealing with an injury and got scratched. So the guy who is facing It's not exactly in a weak opponent, but it's a chance to see you know, one of the brighter young stars of the sport, potentially in action with a lot of eyeballs on him because everyone order in this fight to watch Connor McGregor, so that's certainly a fight. I'm looking forward to watching and normally The UFC has been accused of not having great matchups on the Gregor cards because their thought processes while I was going to buy it, anyway, why don't we need to stack the card to the counter to that would be we'll put some great matchups on the McGregor card. Do you expose?.
WSB-AM
"gregor" Discussed on WSB-AM
"Attempt outside state Farm Arena on Saturday night after a boxing match. Wst News time is 8 47. That shooting near state Farm arena early Sunday morning since three people to the hospital police say two men and a woman were shot after an attempted robbery. All three victims were stable when police found them in the 100 block of Centennial Olympic Park Drive. They were robbed, walking back to their car from state Farm Arena. A multi state manhunt for a suspect accused of shooting of Florida police officer and in a treehouse into cab county. Daytona Beach. Police Chief Jack are young says Otho. Wallace was heavily armed in the treehouse with Wallace was multiple. Flash bangs, rifle plates, body armor, two rifles, two handguns and several boxes of ammunition. Wallace is accused of shooting officer Jason Rainer last week. He remains in critical condition in a Florida hospital. The FBI accuses a former Georgia deputy and marine of operating an extremist cell. Text message chain between the San Diego plumber in 28 year old Cody. Gregor's reveals an alleged plot to steal explosives and calls for racial violence. Gregor's was once a deputy in Wilkinson County in East Georgia. He served as a military policeman in San Diego until his honorable discharge in 2017 after pleading guilty. Gregor's may face a decade in prison when he sentenced in August. Parents of special needs Children have a few days left to apply for financial help. Offset some of the cost to educate their kids during the pandemic. Many parents like Hannah Heck, who has a son with down syndrome found themselves paying out of pocket to educate their kids. While schools were shut down. Some parents eat in another adult in the house to sit down with their students during virtual instruction because their student had a one on one aide during school..
Ball & Buds
'Boxing News' ft. Combat Sports Insider Deon Clubbs (Ball & Buds Podcast Episode #13)
"Big terence crawford fan elephant in the room. Is we all want to see the task. Force earl spencer. Who is tasked. Crawford's bob arum aerospace is now heyman so let's pbc de espn top rank two different companies. And they don't talk that. Well bob air hill talk to somebody like eddie hearn's who's matchbox and that's why we're going to have the fury verse. Anthony joshua fight which will be happening soon helping the site but pack. I mean he has won. The belts task cropper. Only has one belt. Its way for our task offer to pillow more emphasis on how necessary that fight is to unify. Forty-seven welterweight division. I think if pack. Yeah winds i mean. Sorry one of the best boxers of all time but if he beats terence crawford somehow he'll solidified himself as how pound. I mean this may weather and then pack. Y'all right there for this generation. Yeah dan i honestly think that terence crawford will not come with the same protests when keith armand fault pack. Y'all was outclass outmatch. I'm saying a right now first clubs bangers clubs bangers on the list i care score for will win this fight In might go the distance. But i think tears crawford will will have pack yao dump by lisa sixth or seventh round. He starts a little later and then he wants he figures you out it's over with in pac l. Might be rabbi. He might be there with calmer. Gregor the wraps might be sectional. They all my internet things about life thing about how much they drink tonight before. Who knows what. I think pat will be going to sleep. Who could slum writer six or sound around that fight and crawford who have to belts. It'll be more if assist as far as him fighting Earl spencer fight really needs to happen for you have just one chance. I don't like all these these all. These belts and safety and buys are fine but we want one undisputed champion and had way divisions got right there startling towards that path with a anti josh will sisa fury and i think the wealth way forty seven trend towards that way hopefully by next year once cry a patio like trash that he has dispose disposable. Jettison get out here. that's to happen by next year. Oh yeah my brother. I completely agree. We got to have that match. We boxing match in our lives and i agree. I believe that terraced coffer will stop mini. Pack y'all i believe many we'll put up a good fight but yeah i don't think he has what it takes. I think he's a little too old to stop. Terence crawford crawford at the ball in booths. Podcasts he's really good. And i really like him and so yeah i think he's gonna stop him and i i hope so. I'm very excited. So we can have him versus like you said errol spence and see that joint in twenty twenty two fo the win- anyways so we have a huge fight coming up either this year next year. The heavyweight division is finally consolidating and we have tyson fury versus anthony joshua which will be the biggest fight in u. k. boxing history. So my friend. Tell me how we feel about the heavyweight division. How well they're doing art. We can't okay. Starts out first of all omar. Would you
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Two new candidates, Brianna Thomas and Mike McQuaid, seek seats on Seattle Council
"New candidates who are running for the Seattle City Council are familiar names in some circles. The story from Cuomo's Gregor Shoals, Brianna Thomas is the chief of staff to City Council president Lorena Gonzalez and Mike McQuaid is a South Lake Union community leader. Both are running for seats that represent the entire city, the rather than a district. Thomas previously worked on several campaigns, including the one that created a $15 minimum wage in Si Tak and the campaign that created the publicly funded democracy vouchers. She's running for the seat that Gonzalez is giving up to run. Mayor McQuaid owns a strategic communications business. He's served on the south like Union Community Council for much of the past decade, and he's challenging incumbent to racing Mosqueda.
The CyberWire
Cyber conflict between Ukraine and Russia
"Security firm proof point this morning released a study of chinese people's liberation army threat actor ta four thirteen. That's deployed a militias fire. Fox browser extension fryer fox in a surveillance campaign directed against tibetans. Ta four thirteen has also used scan box and support your malware in its operation so far this year the units targets include tibetan groups both domestic and in tibetan diaspora proof point assesses ta four thirteen tool said as limited but quite effective against dissident communities. Which after all have what proof point aptly calls a low barrier to compromise the campaign also suggests a shift to more open source tools on the part of the p. l. a. ukraine's national security and defense counsel has accused moscow of compromising a ukrainian government file sharing system the system of electronic interaction of executive bodies zd net thinks. The group responsible is gamero. Don a group widely regarded as a proxy for russian intelligence services. Kamera don has certainly been active against ukrainian targets in the past. But it's an odd duck while often thought of as an advanced persistent threat that is a government. Run operation in some respects. It doesn't really act like a government agency or even a straight up contractor like iran's mob group for one thing gamero don doesn't restrict it's targeting the way government operation normally would nor is it entirely indiscriminate in the way the lower end criminal gangs tend to be for all that gamero. Don is both noisy and aggressive. Research by cisco's talos group suggests that gamero don is also a mercenary player in the criminal. Criminal market talos wrote in. Its recent report on maradonna quote. We should consider the possibility of this. Not being an ap t at all rather being a group that provides services for other ap teas while doing its own attacks on other regions and quote so Kind of contractor perhaps a criminal organization that hires its services out to intelligence services but that also does business with other criminals while its principal state sponsor by general agreement russia turns a blind eye so gamero don is one of the most active and undeterred actors in the threat landscape it does the work of an ap t but it uses a cybercriminals style. It's worth noting that the operation the ns dc describes seems to be a software supply chain compromise as an s. d. c. tweeted. The attack belongs to the so-called supply chain attacks methods in means of carrying out this cyberattack allow to connect it with one of russia's hackers spy groups this is therefore a different matter entirely from the distributed denial of service attacks ukraine complained of at the beginning of the week the de dos attack targeted. Both the national security and council and the sba you security service bleeping. Computer reports and ukrainian authorities did claim that the attack had its origins in russia in as they put it russian traffic networks. The ns dc describes the diaz thusly vulnerable government web servers are infected with virus that covertly makes them part of a button. It used for de dos attacks on other resources at the same time. Security systems of internet providers identify compromised web servers as a source of attacks and begin to block their work by automatically blacklisting them. Thus even after the end of the de dos fix the attacked websites remain inaccessible to users and quote. But it seems that this denial of service harassment was probably the work of the criminal. Gang thought to be retaliating for the arrest of three of its members by the cranium. Participants in a big bilateral franco ukrainian law enforcement sweep alleged members of gregor. We should of course say allegedly engaged in criminal activity. These particular alleged. Hoods seem to have belonged to a gregor's ransomware sub gang french authorities in particular had blood in there is because as france entire reports. A gregor was allegedly implicated in ransomware attacks against hospitals. So paris in kiev. Good hunting. go get him. There allegedly bad guys researchers at mcafee this morning released their study of uc ransomware. A new strain detected earlier this year. It's another entry into the ransomware as a service market whose operators hawkins in both russophone an anglophone criminal the criminal markets. It uses the familiar attack. Vectors common in the ransomware space phishing emails of course but also exploitation of compromised accounts index has gained through unpacked. Systems with known vulnerabilities. Babba criminal customers seem so far to be most interested in hitting victims in the transportation healthcare plastics electronics and agriculture sectors. Their activity has extended to a number of geographical regions and the malware doesn't use the sorts of local language checks often employed to keep the operators out of water in countries whose legal systems tend to be vigilant and unforgiving mcafee's notes on abbott. See an interesting division of labor across its two principal linguistic communities. The operators will use an english language for them for announcements but a russian language forum for affiliate recruitment ransomware updates
The CyberWire
A junta shuts down a nations data networks
"On saturday. Myanmar's ministry of transport and communications directed that all mobile operators serving the country blocked the nation's data network voice and sms. services will remain available tech crunch reports. The general interdiction of data services follows earlier decisions by the country's new military government to block. I facebook and instagram and twitter. The ruling junta has sought to tamp down opportunities for mobilization of dissent and opposition since it took power in a coup last month the grey zone podcast yesterday featured an interview with g h q director jeremy fleming and general sir patrick sanders head of the. Uk's strategic command also responsible for military cyber operations in which they described britain cyber operations against isis british cyber forces disrupted the terrorist groups drone operations denied their operators mobile service and interfered with online propaganda. The campaign by britain's national cyber forces most active in two thousand sixteen and twenty seventeen is sky. News says the. Uk's only publicly avowed offensive cyber operation to date the counter propaganda influence. Operation is in some ways the most interesting intrusive of the efforts fleming is quoted as saying we prevented their propaganda both through physical actions on the battlefield but also remotely getting to their servers getting to the places. They stored their material and quote the intrusion into isis networks extended to locking isis members. Out of accounts deleting or altering the group's information and taking down online posts and videos general sanders said quote. We wanted to ensure that when they tried to coordinate attacks on our forces their devices didn't work that they couldn't trust the orders that were coming to them their seniors and quote. He added that. Deception and misdirection were important ways of degrading isis combat power tactically british cyber operators said to have been working closely with allies including the us were able to block isis commanders orders from reaching subordinates. And we're also able to misdirect isis forces on the ground. In some cases sending their units into kill zones. It was general. Sanders explained a combined arms multi domain effort. The cyber operations didn't stand on their own. He said quote we wanted to deceive them and to misdirect them to make them less. Effective less cohesive and sap them morale. But you can't just do that in cyberspace. You have to coordinate and integrate that with activities that are going on on the ground whether it's from our own forces special forces and others and quote former director of the us cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. Chris crabs drew some press attention over the weekend with an interview. He gave the financial times the headline in the media outlet. Silicon is representative quote ex. Us cyber boss calls for military strikes on ransomware. Hackers it says which suggests a brace of thomas hawks prancing downtown to hit a gregor extortionists in their parents or maybe pre dawn vertical insertion of a ranger battalion to put paid to the ragnar locker gang in whatever tacky cybercafe. They're using but a close reading or actually a pretty casual reading of krebs remarks indicates that he's pretty much closer in his thinking to ghg cues fleming than he is to say. Curtis lemay or george patton. His point is that ransomware is sufficiently destructive and costly to make it worth governments wild to actively disrupt the gangs operations military cyber units like us cyber command. The uk's national cyber force have disruptive capabilities law enforcement organizations don't and it might be useful to think about how they might be used if at all there may be decisive legal objections to doing so on the other hand. There might be some legal models under which that kind of action might be legitimately organized. What if ransomware actors could be treated like pirates for example new post reports that kaspersky has discerned new activity by the crew using the silent fade. Malware silent fade is an online ad fraud operation that kaspersky has observed resurgent against victims in asia and europe. They'll be worth watching. The silent fade. Gang is thought to have been responsible for some four million dollars in fraud against facebook users. Twenty nineteen security firm checkpoints updates on iranian cyber threat actors domestic kitten and infield warns that both groups remain active mostly against dissident targets. Checkpoint calls them advanced and rights that they have a lot in common quote. Both groups have conducted long cyber attacks and intrusive surveillance campaigns which target both individuals mobile devices and personal computers. The operators of these campaigns are clearly active responsive and constantly seeking new attack vectors and techniques to ensure the longevity of their operations and quote
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"gregor" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"I just doomed the bucks. I want you to know my predictions, although I picked the winners, both winners this weekend. Picked both winners. It's crazy to me. This will be Tom Brady's 10th Super Bowl. Yeah, I believe, And he's only I think he's been the starter for like 19 seasons now. And yet, no team. This will be the first team to ever play in their home stadium at the Super Bowl. Tom Brady has played an 18% of all Super Bowls, let that sink in and more than 50% of the ones during his career. Yep, That's not it is. I'm not betting against a guy. I don't. I'm one of the people that doesn't like him. See, I like him. I like I think he's a good guy, and it's hard to argue with that kind of success. Oh, yeah, I am. But respect him this weekend. I also picked economy Gregor to win. Yeah. How'd that go? Oh, Oh, you know what? The first round he looked like he was gonna win. Of man. Too bad more than the first round. Yeah. Too bad. That second round had to happen so quickly because that ended severely so that in the fight before it ended severely S. Oh, there's our that's. Did you hear this coming up in a moment? Why are we in Arizona being denied more vaccine doses? We're gonna talk about the vaccine. We had a nurse on that I want you to hear from a zwelling talking about the the vaccine and about covert 19. Before we get there. I want to talk about sweet James. I'm gonna tell this story one more time because I thought it was so compelling. I talk about sweet James all the time. I tell you why I think you should call Sweet James. Here's a real testimonial. There's a girl here in the valley that was in a car crash. The insurance company offered her $1800.1800 bucks. She was going to take the check, but just to be safe, she called sweet James. Sweet James looked in her case. Sweet James looked at her medical needs and sweet James stopped her from taking that $1800 check. Just a month or so ago. Very recently, they settled for around $150,000 got her about 55% 55 times more than she was originally offered by the insurance company. Do not fight the insurance companies by yourself the insurance companies. They're trying to get you out the door as quickly as they can. Sweet James is going to get you treated fairly sweet. James dot com That's sweet James dot com or 805 152 100. That's 805 152 100. President Biden announces new measures to slow.
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"gregor" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"To strengthen even further The the the public health system in that part of the country So it's been a beautiful meaningful. I think wait for me to connect. That's ultra endurance. Very personal kind of endeavour and you bubble cycle but saint time feeding throughout supported By all my friends and family members and basically able to to connect full suit to the wider meaning of cycling and having cycling really as a tool for development and full detriment of of child rights. That's absolutely amazing. Is there a way for our listeners to contribute to that. Ngo at this point. Absolutely so what you could probably do. Craig is is to put the the ngos website there. You can also put my contact details on The ability to still contribute to the ngo and to to the donation Fundraiser is still open of course and anyone who feels oh it resonates with With the ability and willingness to contribute obviously more than welcome amazing. I will definitely put that in the show notes gregor. The conversation has been absolutely a pleasure. I really enjoyed hearing about the mungai. And the desert dash and everything you've done for the cycling community in namibia yacht just for the time you craig and thanks to their cycling community for what they've done for me so fantastic having been on your show craig We'll continue listening avidly to To all the tips and conversations that you're able to bring and thanks to you really for For enriching our passion and global cycling community. Craig through podcast sheriffs. So that's it for this week's episode of the gravel ride podcast. I appreciated gregor's time. And i hope you enjoyed listening. This is our first road with the guest from the continent of africa and it was really exciting to learn a little bit more. About how gravel is crossing the globe and new events are cropping up all over the place. We've got another great event from africa. The migration gravel event in kenya. That we're going to be talking about in the coming weeks so keep tuned for that. If you're not already a subscriber police hits a subscribe button. And if you're interested in talking between episodes and i certainly hope you are. I encourage you to join the ridership. It's our new forum for gravel and adventure cyclist you can visit. Www dot the ridership dot com for invite today until next time. Here's to finding some dirt under your wheels only..
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"gregor" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"An hour and a half two hours of riding solid in headwind straight in there we realized when when it was getting docked for the second time that we we would have to stop at one point and get a little bit of sleep. So that's the first time we we then stopped and it were you carrying sleeping gear. No we were not so the the race. This race is officially called a semi should semi supported race So meaning that you can read rates it and some some people but not many think do carry minimal Be the equipment. At least i'm aware of one writer who did But otherwise you can really go light so you would probably what i did. Have with me in case If you're a fourteen leader that actually a good friend. Dan kindly brought to the media. So i had that at the of my backseat on the my saddle just to carry basically some warm clothing because yeah as you would expect in desert scorching huts in the date. So forty celsius plus. I'm not sure what is in fire night. I guess around hundred during the day and it goes right down to I should say sometimes close to freezing but but not this yet was was occas- randy was quite cool. Still compared to other. Yes but you definitely need A number of layers for us. I think it was five seven degrees. So yeah with with cd purvey shen and and obviously the idea whatever. Obviously you feel the the the cold a little bit more as well so you basically carry a few layers of closing for the night and then you've got enough ability to carry water. That's super important. Of course so. I had actually fool to buckles with me. Nearly forty thousand total I didn't carry any Kennel bag or anything. I didn't want to have anything on my back. That's just a personal choice So i arrange my bike so that it could basically carry everything on on the frame itself..
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"gregor" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"If you haven't listened to it already hit stop right now and go back one episode in your feed and look for part one with gregor gregor is a writer based in namibia. Who were counts his ride at the manga in south africa. A race dubbed the world's toughest race gregor's got a lot of interesting stories about this thousand kilometer race and his motivation to complete the event on behalf of a charity called bicycle empowerment network namibia. I'll put a link to that charity in the show notes so you can consider a contribution. It's a very worthy cause. And i think you'll love it when you hear gregor's explanation of the impact. It's having throughout namibia so with all that said let's dive right into parts you with gregor talking about the manga. Now that you've stepped up to the mungai thousand plus columbia. Here's how many days are out. There are in days. Were you out there. And i'm assuming at this level of distance you needed to sleep and can you just talk about what your days were like out there. Yeah so the the days and the nights become all the big mess at at one point. So i i had kind of a mental objective to finish Around four days and actually. That's what ended up happening so i was. I finished in about nineteen thousand so that was just a few hours. Short of four days in. I was riding. Of course it's a solo rates but you. Are you still allowed to kind of right with in groups as long as you don't draft in fact you can draft the race rule. Say that you can drop to. The first. two hundred kilometers was so until the first rates village in enough after that you can still ride in with buddies or whatever but you you. You can't drop so you you have to keep some distance between yourselves Cycle next to each other. And so i ended up getting the better part of the race. Eight hundred kilometers with a maiden and maybe a tough nuts hanky who was a good friend of mine way more experienced Than i am waste fast. I should say the niamh as well and we doesn't need as much sleep but so he was reading the pace and it was actually superfund in fantastic to be able to write with him For the better part of it we had a lot of fun together make a lot of other people in the way in his objective was reading not to sleep until for the. I actually morbid first half of the rates which i wasn't sure how my buddy will react to that So what we ended up doing is we started at noon on the second of december road through the entire afternoon through the entire first night obviously had some race villages there. We could refuel. Get some proper food in all the rates villages as sleeping facilities set up trump stick. Close that we reach in the middle of the first night as many riders. Would you pumped with adrenaline craig by that time. So you're obviously not appro sleeping at all anyway We just had come out of a of a forty thirty forty k. section really rough that. I expect to be that rush of single track and jeep tracks in the middle of the night Mazing so you come out of that and you completely pumped so there's no way on earth you're gonna sleep your the middle of the night and then you. We continued another Another kind of day until until midday. That was the second rates minhaj. Same thing didn't feel like sleeping either. And then we actually carried on carried on the entire after of that and then eventually when we hit four hundred kilometers that i was For the second sunset four hundred kilometers being around three hundred miles. Or so we We faced a lot of headwind and that was for an hour..
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"gregor" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"He's actually set the new record full of freedom challenge just this year. Which is this amazing race. Crossing the entire south african Country in overseas freedom challenge oversee resonates with mandela's Freedom struggle saw that. Sam that's a attrac- that was established to basically across the entire country off the independence off the tight and and basically alex really made a huge name from self enforced sports of setting new records now and so easy organiz among guy. And that's that's how it started also becoming more and more popular and so my good friend that i mentioned before when i was preparing for my first dash last year and really just getting to know grovel writing She at the same time pretty much participated in the manga. And we hear in maybe a community just folded with with all What dot dot watching her through through a part of south africa where the manga rights and so this is how basically i want to know about it. Then once i did the the day that sheer an ice thought that you recognize that. I'm i'm really into into this She basically it's a one can encourage me in to to consider during the manga which is a multiday event so the format of the manga is Over a little bit over one thousand kilometers. So i think just seven hundred miles or so. This edition was slightly longer. It was one thousand one hundred on my on my wife who was one thousand one hundred and fifty. I think it was meant to be a little bit shorter than that. I probably did a few tourists finding water and might have been some glitches on my wild. But so that's around. Seven hundred seventy seven something salutes miles. It runs from the town of bloomfontein. That's between Jeunesse burke and cape town and it goes all the way pretty much to cape town to a to a small town called wellington. Were the the wine estates around..
The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"gregor" Discussed on The Gravel Ride. A cycling podcast
"So to beth right so south of south african so we know of south africa between south africa but shuana to the east on gola to the north and then the atlantic ocean to To the west. And i will vote is also turned up. Necas away from from zimbabwe. Sort of paul region. The victoria falls are in the southern tip of the continent. Great and so with your cycling background. You mentioned you sort of picked it up in earnest during your time in namibia. That's pretty amazing. Considering the adventure we're about to discuss on the podcast. Did you have any cycling in in your past when you were in europe for example yes i think. Like many of us probably Nielsen in europe. Cycling has really become part of our culture has a minute so i mean i remember vividly being Absolutely mesmerized by the few first impressions. That i had i guess as a child like many of us. It's total freedom when you're on your bike and you're able to roam around without the view of our parents And then of course became part of our Commute of our life Way of thinking of living. Well i think the Of course ecological environmental movement has done a lot in the last few years also to bring cycling right and so two proper means of transport so all my life really upbeat on the bike As a kid going to school going to university as a young professional in back in the days in new york on washington d. c. and then and then now more recently i would say really As a sport but initially it was more as a way of life or as a means of transport before media was based also with my family we based in jerusalem. So i was doing quite a bit of a mountain. Biking the from the jerusalem heights all the way to the to the dead sea in the west bank as well and so this is where i would say. My passion for mountain biking started But it's only now that i've actually been in the media for the last couple of years because the same community is so huge and And so in disaster That's that mountain. Biking took a different dimension in my life And certain so then the the grovel cycling per se because of the endless gravel roads and open spaces that we enjoy in the media. That makes sense so in the media. Is there sort of a mountain bike or gravel event culture that has been emerging while you were there. Oh yeah it's huge. I mean way before. I arrived of course so a big cycling community. Not that fully. Embrace me took me under their wing here it. It was really a bit of of a coincidence..
Entrepreneur on FIRE
Investing for a Better Tomorrow with Greg Johnson and Paul West
"Fire nation sitting very patiently listening to all the great words of wisdom that you're gonna be sharing with us about investing for a better to morrow ends greg. Let's start with you. I'm curious about your thoughts on the importance of both diversification in risk tolerance when it comes to creating long term wealth. My audience are entrepreneurs. Small business owners. They really need to understand. Where diversification in risk tolerance are going to play in their world's good question. It's good concept. I yeah we deal with a lot of times with our clients you know. Sometimes you know when we have new clients or when we're talking to are trying to pitch the new people as well but He'll which really kind of interesting is a lot of people. Feel like you're not in the market meaning in by their terms of the market is just equities That is the only way you can make a return now. It's the only way of long hung to be successful if you do look at you know. Equities will perform better than obviously other asset classes. You know over the long haul. I we kind of showed our clients. And you'd look at you know the Portfolio just the s p. Five hundred since two thousand until now in menu look at the a diversified portfolio. Where it's sixty cord sixty percent Equities forty percent barnes. She may have some. Neil that as well may have some International stocks on the equity side but the sixty forty portfolio actually rob performance. Confide under which really interesting edgy. Do that taking less risk so what. I really say the people is look at times. We go up to seventy or eighty percent stocks. You know there's going to be other times when you make below sixty or sixty forty down to fifty fifty something of that nature. But you don't just believe that by taking risk your get returns for it. And that's something that's it's difficult concept for people to understand especially earlier but careers but it's something once you do understand it's gonna awards over the long haul and fire. Nation is critical. To think about is even when greg sharing this information and you know he might be talking about a one or two percents. You know of a higher return per year. My some people might kind of be like Well is that really that big of a deal and the answer is it's a huge deal as a massive deal over the course of a ten year portfolio. I mean it literally can be the difference of millions and millions of dollars so paul. What do you want to add to what greg share. What do you wanna riff on. Greg makes good points here. Just a piece i would add onto. This is diversification is all to help people be comfortable so when i think about risk. It's a lot of it's behavioral Everyone likes to chase latest had ideas. We're certainly seeing that ear and twenty twenty out so we had the market deterioration in Bartsch what happens every start selling because see other people selling and what had been happening since markets back quite nicely so if you did nothing to x. point in a better spot if you properly allocated to begin with The market's always done a wonderful job of making the majority of people and that's why having the right play together is a really good strategy and it's hard right because it's you see other people making money. You wanna make adjustments because no-one wants to feel like they're not the smartest person in the room so they wanna go chase returns. And that's why with you build out a plan and build out a target asset allocation curve. Sticking to it by greg. Bench is the most important thing they could do now. I just want to be very clear. Fire nation. that's. I'm not near the level of either gregor paul and the financial knowledge space. I spend a few years of john. Hancock in corporate finance. And i did my six three six six and my series seven as well so i do kind of know the talk and i know the lingering understands some things although it's been a long time and one thing that i really was thinking about when policy talking. Was you know. There is a big big difficulty when people churn when they come in and out of investments a lot. Because there's just a lot of fight this fees just a lot of expenses that go along when you are churning in and out of things and that's why you know when paul was going through and saying hey like if you're actually properly allocated at the beginning and probably diversified the beginning and you wait things out your oftentimes a lot better situation. Because over the last seventy eight plus years markets you know been nicely trending up but one thing i wanna talk about and let's stick with you here paul on this one is how can an investor enter and exit a position properly. Because i know that we don't wanna do this often times when you do want to actually get in or get out of a specific position. How do they do that properly. Given their specific time horizon there's probably several different pathways. You go down with this. John but i mean you're talking about specific positions. They usually mean. Someone's investing with money that i'm going to call. It is Disposable because they're now make it a calculated risk on when to get in and went to get out so there is certain timing things and what we see in especially for all your listeners. If they're working or they're busy during the day then they're not making trades during core hours. So it's easy to do sit at home at night. You're on your ipad it. You're looking up stuff. You're doing your own research. Like oh i really like this so you go enter in an order. Now you're dealing with after mark trading hours. So you need to be smart about when you're actually implementing your trade because a good traders know that People who don't do this frequently will push the buttons at odd times of day into especially if they don't understand the difference between what we call market orders versus limit orders. Where you actually name. Your price is people can be caught up guards. We wanted to be careful with that in like getting in and out is in. I always advise against it. Because you're just you're you're guessing. I'd almost rather say hey. Who do you like to bet on the football game. If you're probably just been chance to get that one right your point also about disposable income. I've always been a believer in having your core and then you're explore so you have your core. That's going to be that rightly diversified. Where you're in it for the long haul. This is the long term time horizon. But you know you can have that explore if you really want t know tesha waters in a few things but it should be within that disposable income
Nocturnal Journal with Dave Hoekstra
Volkanovski takes on Holloway in championship fight
"Jose, although who was a longtime featherweight champion before losing economy, Gregor He will be fighting somebody. Camera written in yon for the Bacon family title, which is Henry Kudos. I have been in the coming events. Featherweight champion out there, hoping he's going to put it both on the line against Max Holloway, the former featherweight champion, who he beat to win the belt. So this is an immediate rematch because Holloway You know, enduring and long range champion, and that's always exciting fighters as well. You know, there's a famous fight where he points to the mat, you know, with 15 seconds left in the fight, and they just stood in the middle of the cage exchange blows. Very dynamic, exciting fighter. So it's Jose, although as well so there's just a lot of great fighters on the car fight on the card and three title fights. Normally, your money doesn't go this far when it comes to us the gold Hi, I'm the show goes till
Radio From Hell
'Birds of Prey' is a barrage of bone-crunching mayhem
"Birds of prey yes or the full title birds of prey and the fabulous fads habilis emancipation of one Harley Quinn you go yes because this movie is less about birds of prey and it's more about Harley Quinn because Margot Robbie did in the first in the suicide squad movie and we're like okay we want to see you know more of Harley Quinn now the suicide squad movie was not particularly well loved by movie critics old now and I think some fans were looking to do was make text has mixed I thought it was just fine it was the ending that was the problem well my problem with that is that it seemed to be edited by Cuisinart then there's that yeah the you you've got the joker in the movie he should be your big bad right instead we had this unknown strange magic big bad yeah that I took out of it yeah so but this movie a little different experience yes this Harley Quinn has broken up with the joker I knew they want they want at once and once and for all finally I mean they've they've you know separated before but they got back together this time on a shirt couples this time for sure I hope so and that that causes a problem for harlequin because without that without being the joker's girlfriend it's free it's open season and everybody wants to kill her and there's a lot of people she's been wronged over the years to think okay I I don't joker will come and get me now I'm in a killer no protection no protection so she she S. deals just deal with that and other things happening and then we ought we we bring in these new characters black Canary the huntress and detective Renee Montoya the plate played in order by journey smaller Val merry little Mary Elizabeth Winstead who like and route Rosie press and they are all after the same thing which is just trying to bring down this mob boss played by you under Gregor who you and McGregor obi wan and and who's who who is is really crazy out there yes and also has a superhero name because your real name because you know yeah it's a lot the black mass black mass in his name yes so you got all that and again thrown in a blender in la and and hit frappe pay and you get craziness and most of it built around Margot Robbie narrating in that Brooklyn Bronx Bugs Bunny accent that Harley Quinn house and trying and this will be trying so hard to be DC's version of Deadpool yes this is rated R. it's rated R. it's it's hard violent and it's it's jokey NY's cracker he and all that that said a lot of it kind of works and a lot of it is that he had the director Kathy M. woman director woman screen writer all women characters it is nice to see a kick **** action movie that is from the female gaze because it's different it's and it's it's interesting it's unusual and and Margot Robbie can do no wrong Margot Robbie can do very little rock yes there's there's I'm I'm not sold on bomb shell I haven't seen it okay everything I've seen here in Iowa yeah so where was the ones that actually is hilarious yeah right when when I heard that she was cast in this movie is in that part I just went that's great and I'm not a work yeah and I like her a lot and journey small bell as black Canary is very cool my my wife saw it and I saw her there and she said now she didn't see the first movie and she's not particularly into these kinds of movies right but she quite liked it she said that the all the characters the women characters were really good except for one with didn't she like again she said I can't say the same though for you and McGregor he didn't seem to be remotely menacing yeah he was he was more out there crazy than than than like really cool crazy yeah yeah but she really liked all of the particularly Margot Robbie right it will be interesting to see if they said if the set up for more birds of prey and whether or not Harley will be involved or not but I know do not there's another service suicide squad movie yes in the works with Jane James Gunn James Gunn is writing and directing and I believe Margot Robbie's and then yes Charlie queen that's that's slated for that yeah all right SO three stars for this one three stars for birds of
Morning Edition
Task force formed to probe source of mysterious drones over Colorado
"Mysterious drones are flying over remote parts of Colorado and Nebraska that's according to dozens of reports made in recent weeks nobody seems to have any clue where they came from or whose flying them but the Federal Aviation Administration is taking it seriously the agency has announced a new task force to try to solve the mystery Colorado public radio is Natalia Navarro reports more than seventy officials from local law enforcement and agencies including the FAA a and the FBI hold a closed door meeting in the little farm town of brush Colorado yesterday they didn't tell the press much when they emerged authorities have been getting hundreds of reports of mysterious vehicles flying at night in the area some as big as six feet long the FAA's Ian Gregor says it's unclear whether the drones are violating any laws really there are there are multiple reports they're not all identical so I really can't we and on you know the legality of any particular report that we've got Gregory says the FAA and local police have tracked with drone companies unmanned aircraft systems test sites ports and an Air Force missile base in the area none have been confirmed as the source of these reports the FAA hasn't even confirmed that what people are seeing our drones at all it's weird Deanna swindle lives just south of brush she says she is seen drones fly over her house every night for more than a week well they got two red blinking lights and a white light and they look fairly good size I couldn't tell you how big but you just see the lights come on come from the east in blank she says they make her feel uncomfortable creepy it's like why what are they looking for Dave Martin the sheriff of Morgan County Colorado says his deputies have seen the drones to there is no local crime that I am aware of that has been committed but it is very unnerving for our citizens not only in Morgan County but throughout northeast Colorado share of Martin says the local rumor mill is rife with speculation and conspiracy theories he worries about people who have threatened to shoot down the drones that's very dangerous if you don't hear what you're aiming at that bullets coming down somewhere the new task force says local agencies will now be sharing drone sighting reports with an analyst at the department of homeland security words have also been advised by the FAA to report unusual
Morning Edition
Task force formed to probe source of mysterious drones over Colorado
"Mysterious drones are flying over remarks remote parts of Colorado and Nebraska that's according to dozens of reports made in recent weeks nobody seems to have any clue where they came from or whose flying them but the Federal Aviation Administration is taking it seriously the agency has announced a new task force to try to solve the mystery Colorado public radio is Natalia Navarro reports more than seventy officials from local law enforcement agencies including the FAA a and the FBI hold a closed door meeting in the little farm town of brush Colorado yesterday they didn't tell the press much when they emerged authorities have been getting hundreds of reports of mysterious vehicles flying at night in the area some as big as six feet long the FAA's in Gregor says it's unclear whether the drones are violating any laws really there are there are multiple reports they're not all identical so I really can't wait he is on you know the legality of the particular report that we've got Gregory says the FAA and local police have tracked with drone companies unmanned aircraft systems test sites airports and an Air Force missile base in the area none have been confirmed as the source of these reports the FAA hasn't even confirm that what people are seeing our drones at all it's weird Deanna swindle lives just south of brush she says she is seen drones fly over her house every night for more than a week well they got two red blinking lights in a white light and they look fairly good size I couldn't tell you how big but you just see the lights coming coming from the east in blank she says they make her feel uncomfortable creepy it's like why were they looking for Dave Martin the sheriff of Morgan County Colorado says his deputies have seen the drums too there is no local crime that I'm aware of that has been committed but it is very unnerving for our citizens not only in Morgan County but throughout northeast Colorado share of Martin says the local rumor mill is rife with speculation and conspiracy theories he worries about people who have threatened to shoot down the drones that's very dangerous if you don't hear what you're aiming at that bullets coming down somewhere the new task force says local agencies will now be sharing drone sighting reports with an analyst at the department of homeland security arts of also been advised by the FAA to report unusual
KZSC Programming
The 77th Annual Golden Globes to honor several LGBTQ-inclusive nominees in 2020
"Here now the nation's for the seventy seventh annual golden golden globe awards were announced and there were several of the B. two Q. and crear adjacent nods across film and television with rocket man paid and gory killing eve at the politician each scoring two or more nominations there are also several out actors who were nominated other nominations at celebrate LGBT Q. representation that lack of nominations for people of color and outstanding roles like is a diet and euphoria and rigidity keying in watchman art well that's notable any year rife with extraordinary films from when the directors the Hollywood foreign press association failed to nominate credit Kerr wing for little William little women Lulu way you for the fare well the rain ASCA Fauria for hustlers Cillian CO four portrait of a lady on fire and Merial Heller for or won't you be my neighbor still progress around LGBT Q. visibility deserves to be celebrated and the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation are glad pre is the recognition in a statement saying quote golden globe nominations for LGBT Q. inclusive films including rocket man portrait of a lady on fire and painted glory along with tell of the television series the politician and killing eve continue a tradition of recognizing extraordinary talents by the Hollywood foreign press association glad said director of entertainment media Jeremy black a black hello said quote well deserved nominations for several LGBT Q. roles as well as for out actors Billy Porter BT felt staying Ben Platt and Andrew Scott provide a reason to celebrate and reminder for how audiences and critics alike support and applied authentic RGB to Q. storytelling and here's just a brief review of of those folks that have and in receipt of nominations is according to the advocate here for the F. X. drama pose Billy Porter was nominated for best performance by an actor in a television series drama the gay actor appears as pray tell and the and the show which is made history with trans gender representation can't wait to see what he's gonna wear yeah right Ben Platt recognized for his role as Peyton Hobart in Netflix's the politician and nominated in the category of best performance by an actor in a television series comedy or musical Platt recently came out as gay and his character Peyton is durable as a bisexual lead in this Ryan Murphy produced series next and you Scott the hot priest in season two of Amazon's flea bag scored a nomination in the category of best performance by an actor in a supporting role in a series limited series or motion picture made for television Scott is gay this the show the politicians scored a nomination it best television series comedy or musical the series produced by Ryan Murphy centers on several LGBTQ characters vying for power in a wealthy high school in Santa Barbara California including a character played by a gay actor Ben Platt was received a golden globe not as we just mentioned flea bag that series received three nominations at the golden globes best television series comedy or musical best performance by an actress in a television series for Phoebe Waller bridge and best performance by an actor in a supporting role in the series for Andrew Scott as imagined in addition to prominently featuring Scott a gay actor as the hot priest the season Waller bridges series is funny and moving at a take on navigating life love and sex as a woman in her thirties next up killing eve the BBC America series about a killer Jody calmer and the woman she is infatuated with Sandra was nominated in the category of best television series drama I'll also mentioned that Jody Comber the who kills and killing eve ha ha the a she's got the nomination in the best performance by an actress in a television series drama for her role in killing a law for the show yeah for sure the second season really stood up sometimes you never know yes sometimes it is kind of a sophomore jinx that now is it but in this case the dazzling musical a biopic of Elton John's life a rocket man is up for best motion picture musical or comedy I got to see that Terron Iger ten an ally of the LGBT Q. community was nominated in best performance by an actor in a motion picture musical or comedy for rocket man and he gives life and voiced Elton John and this a claim role also Elton John alongside his writing partner Bernie to open received a nomination for the track I'm gonna Love Me again from rocket man in the yeah the school category you know music commissaries category right Gregor wings little women did the clearest and most feminist interpretation yet of the beloved story by Louisa may Alcott received nominations in two categories Best Original Score and best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama for a show is run ins Joe March Renee Zellweger was nominated in best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama for giving life to gay icon Judy Garland in the bio pic Judy Antonio Banderas is vying for best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama he was nominated for his lead role in pain and Gloria filled by Pedro Almodovar inspired by the gate directors life out actress Beatie felled Steen scored and not in the category of best performance by an actress in a motion picture musical or comedy she plays Molly and books marked the Olivia Wilde directed comedy about two friends one straight one lesbian who cut loose after prom glory as we mentioned previously the film directed by an inspired by the life of gay filmmaker Pedro Almodovar is nominated for Best Foreign Language Film portrait of a lady on fire silliness yamas beautiful film about two women who discover love and art in eighteenth century France was nominated in the category of Best Foreign Language Film and Jennifer Lopez as queer hearts a flutter as Ramona the stripper and hustler who took destiny Constance Wu under her wing and the fold of her fur coat the foreign press association was also moved giving her a nomination and best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture and Margot Robbie is a stand out and bombshell the film about sexual harassment at fox news that giving away spoilers he's a compelling reason for LGBTQ folks to watch it the foreign press association agreed honoring Robbie with the nomination and best performance by an actress in a supporting role in any motion picture so at least a couple categories here will get a half LGBT representation competing against itself wiles is kind of cool and its own right but yeah so congratulations to the many LGBT Q. nominations for this year's golden
Live From Here with Chris Thile
WWII epic 'Midway' defeats Stephen King's 'Doctor Sleep' sequel for Veterans Day weekend
"At the weekend box office midway took the top spot with seventeen million dollars an estimated ticket sales the film about the battle of midway featured a large ensemble cast including Nick Jonas and Patrick Wilson the film cost a reported one hundred million dollars to produce in second place Warner brothers doctor sleep with fourteen million dollars the Stephen King adaptation starring tune with Gregor has was made for about fifty million playing with fire the family friendly comedy about firefighters open in third place with twelve million
/Film Daily
'Star Wars': Ewan McGregor in Talks for an Obi-Wan Kenobi Series for Disney+
"Let's move on to star wars. Let's talk about <hes> this rumor that you and mcgregor mcgregor might have signed on to reprise his role as obi wan kanobi h._d. Would win. Yes a new rumor has surfaced that union gregor has signed on to star in an obi-wan-kenobi series <hes> and this is something that <hes> may or may not be announced that the d twenty three expo. That's coming up but <hes> it's a rumor that came from a report from cineplex <hes> and they don't have many details for now except that gregor has signed on to star in some sort. It'll be one kanobi project but <hes> we don't have anything concrete at the moment yeah well. This is a new rumor. We've been talking about this for. I think over a year now there's been rumors that there might be over wan kenobi standalone spinoff film when they were doing a star wars stories which looks like they've abandoned at this point and <hes>. There's been rumors that they were going to do a series. Here is a wise idea like because. I feel like i feel like disney's taking taking the wrong lessons from solo star story and i think the lesson they're taking is that people want less star wars which i don't think is necessarily the case. If you look at marvel you know marvel was doing really well and they're doing three upcoming four films a year. I think the lesson is that like they want new characters actors in new stories. But what do you think all. I think obi wan <hes> obi wan didn't really get his due in the prequels of of these he was really popular. Character and people wanted to see more of him and <hes> <unk> fans have been kind of <hes> jostling four and obi wan kanobi movie movie or series for a while now and i think that if you mcgregor was sign on than it would be successful than the solo movie because solo did have <hes> <hes> what's his name alden iron rake starring and he was much less a much more of an unknown than even regular <hes>. I think that it could work and it could have. It's a it's fans. <hes> i do think that people do wanna see new star wars but at the same time i think gets too early to say what lessons disney's taking for now because we don't really know the plan for <hes> their star wars projects in the future at least not until possibly probably in a series of announcements at twenty three yeah. I guess my my my biggest problem with us. I like you and mcgregor as leon and i would love to see him reprised that role but is there really story to be told between you know revenge the seth and <hes> star wars a new hope like he's in the middle of the desert of tattooing like water yeah. He's he's watching luke from afar like chris. Is there any story to be told they're like is he. Just like uninjured taking out people that are coming after luke like i don't know i. It sounds kind of dull yeah. I mean if they were to do this. I would like it to be like a completely completely standalone thing like i don't wanna bunch of winking references to stuff we are like i didn't dislike solo but we didn't need like oh. Here's how the kessel run happened and like. I you know if you wanna make a movie. That's just like obi wan in the desert doing his own thing. It has nothing to do with luke that like that might be interesting. They may make like a western something or something like that with o._b. Wanted it but it just going to be about him. You know watching over luke and reflecting on his past and i don't. I don't think we need that. But what do i know yeah yeah i don't. I don't know <hes> i mean maybe there's a way you know solo star wars story. I know there's a lot of fans that fell out there. They've they've made this movement which is not as loud and obnoxious as the <hes> release. The snyder cut movement but they're trying to get solo to happen which i don't think it's ever going to happen me. Solo left things is open for the story to go. There was like a continuing storyline that <hes> you know was promptly stopped because they're probably not gonna make a sequel.
First Take
Hour 2: Mel Kiper Jr's NFL draft predictions
"Mel kiper junior into the show. What's up melt? Hey, guys, how you doing? Good. All right. So number one overall. Mel you have Nick Bosa going to the cardinals. You've heard the things cliff Kingsbury has said about collar Murray, he's a big fan. But he's also said Josh Rosen is our guy. So how confident are you about the cardinals going Bosa at one do guys with a mock draft you call around and you get different opinions. You try to build some type of a consensus. Steve drafted Josh Rosen. I thought he held his own for getting no help you seems like the players in that locker ROY believe in him you move forward. Josh Rosen would have a higher grade than any quarterback in this draft. If you go basically apple apple, and you try to reject a year with a year experience where they would be. But I think they're happier with Josh Rosen than they would have been a quarterback including Tyler Perry. Tyler Murray is still five nine five ten and size body type or still some things at the combine and pro day, and he's going to have to answer to give up on Josh Rosen and go that direction. I don't see it happening based on the people have spoken to. So I went with both. Over Josh Allen. That's going to be the debate the trait outta there. Do you tape boasts Allen right now, it seems like Bosa may be the lead who knows internally with their thinking. But trading out of there for team. Let's go out and get Askins. Maybe something maybe interested in listening to Mel. I'm very surprised by that draft. Order Nick Bosa is the is the foolproof, right? He's going to be a stud, but people felt that way about Nick last year. Sorry, Bradley Chubb last year, he's the best Pash rusher by so much you might as well, get them. There question marks about everyone including including. Cleveland Browns quarterback acre Mayfield, including Gregor Mayfield. Sam darnold everyone. So they're going to go, Bradley choke with not only didn't go Bradley Chubb. They went to the talented quarterback, you know, out of the big twelve who they had questions about right? Isn't that Keiler Murray this year, and isn't Nick Bosa basically, Bradley up? Well, Trump had a great year and shove ended up going to a team that utilize him and put him out there with Miller and he's a tremendous player. Tremendous young man, he's going to have a huge future and the ratio that I think when taken the war, Denzel word overcharged was what Cleveland was kind of debating there. Do you take the corner the pass rusher and put him opposite Garrett? They thought Ogbeh would come on. He didn't. But that was a decision obeyed word played well till he got hurt. I think we look at at Murray Murray is different in that he's five nine and a half. He's not six foot and a half to twenty like Baker Mayfield was and is I think that body type when you think about we've never seen before we've seen Baker Mayfield types. Okay. Before we haven't seen Cuyler Murray fight go this SARS, no conflict Kyle Murray. Guys. There's none. So I think we've talked. The number one pick four pick even a first round pick for that matter. I've at thirteen to Miami you've never seen this ever happened before. So I think some answers may become at the combine when you see him as he looked like he can hold up. It looks those guys in the eye. Does he looked like an NFL quarterback putting on a board? You know, it's football IQ should be really good the hand size people. Always look at that nine is that is that there you can do it or you can't will see hand size with collar Murray comes in at so still some things that'd be determined the answers. I got back from that question. This week is was leave Cuyler Murray at thirteen don't move him up that seems to be fair for right now in the process is that you say that Mel just this morning. We learned we got some news. Peter King was speak into Lincoln Riley, the coach at OU, and he said that ninety one percent of the past column Murray through from the pocket while at OU last season ninety one percent of this passes were from floor from Nepal. So when you look at him in comparison to Dwayne has its handicap that us was break that down. What makes? What one quarterback better than the other for the next level in light of that ninety one percent there column, right? That's a great point. Because I think you look at how do you compare? I don't remember one man's L came out. I said he's a wild card even out liar. I don't know what he's going to be Baker Mayfield. Last year was the wildcard big three. We knew it was Josh Allen Sam darnold. Josh Rosen maker Mayfield was the wild card this year the wild card again is Kyle Murray. So you compare him to Haskins asan's as a traditional guy. Everybody knows what you're getting there. Even though he was one year as a starter. We don't know we're hoping I think if you draft him say at thirteen or wherever in the first round, you hope that today's NFL okay with the shotgun so deep getting that shotgun snap not under center, basically in space Todd mcshane's but talking about the statute great set more passes batted down for six foot and over quarterback than six foot and under quarterbacks like Cuyler Murray. So today's NFL makes this happen. It's kind of the perfect storm for him coming out at the right time and the right situation. So there's going to be able to protect his body. He can slide. We know that we know how lightning quickie. Yes. That is in the back. Of his Eddie senses things that nobody else. Can't you mentioned the pocket of build? That's underrated part. He will sit in that pocket. He will wait he'll go through progressions. And he's tremendously accurate. His completion percentage. Was right. Where Mayfield was and he accounted for more touchdowns this season. The Baker Mayfield did during his great year two seasons ago. So I said three months ago collar Murray six foot tall five eleven. It's no discussion. He's the number one pick. But at five nine and a half, it makes it interesting. So let's go to the other quarterback that people are talking about many projected to the giants including you at sixth Wayne Haskins. You said something interesting to me earlier, you said that that Sam darnold. Did you say Sam darnold would've sorry? Josh Rosen would've graded out as the best quarterback in this draft to me Dwayne Haskins looks like a better prospect than Josh Rosen or even probably Sam darnold does not as mobile as Sam darnold. How what do you think of where does Haskins rate and all this? Why wouldn't you give him a great underwear? Josh Rosen was less. Year. Well, they were better quarterbacks coming out. I think that those guys were elite we had talked to years ago about those guys even before they were in the draft that they would have come out earlier. They would have been highly. They were they were considered special. And they said back in August prior to those kids coming out last year that in August that it wouldn't set up well for those and they were Josh Allen, Los everything around them. Sam darnold loss a lot around him. And Josh Rosen was that UCLA where they didn't have a ton of talent. So it wasn't set up for those guys to live up to all the hype in terms of the numbers and the way they were expected to take over and dominate gains and be spectacular. So people were kind of wondering over radium. No, you weren't there. Great quarterbacks. And I thought the people in the league is that these guys this year be thankful if you're those teams you got those quarterbacks they're better and every team in the first round from Lamar Jackson won the Baker and everybody in between those guys are thrilled to have. And they don't have to worry about this Dwayne Haskins a one year starter. That's it. And he had a little trouble struggles rowing the Penn State game. But I like the fact he got better. He learned a seems like he's going to be all in to be a quarterback. He loves the challenge and the pressure that comes from being a quarterback. But so criticism of him to say those guys better those guys were considered super elite and special entities for a two year period. So that's not a critique Dwayne Haskins or or taking a shot. Joe Dwayne Haskins on that's a fair thing to say those three. And then you throw Baker Mayfield John Dorsey number one. Look what happened. He emailed that pick. They can own that division for the next ten years because of this draft and because of getting Baker Mayfield Bubills love Josh ninety five and five they weren't a games. He started to finish. You can Nate Sam darnold. Look what he did in the last month of the season. Look around more Jackson games. He wants those teams guys are thrilled that they know they got the right quarterback for a long long time. And hopefully for Baltimore. Lamar Jackson the passing has improved. But from from winning, and the attitude they're all in on the March access by those teams are really happy where they are right now quarterback
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