30 Burst results for "Gwynn"

Big Time Baseball
"gwynn" Discussed on Big Time Baseball
"He was out here for the win or meetings. I got that to rap with him a little bit. He seemed re energized, man. He didn't seem like somebody that was thinking about hanging it up any time soon. As a matter of fact, he said he was thirsty for another one. So that tells me that he doesn't at least at that point. He didn't have any indigenous seem like to be hanging it up anytime soon. Well, Tony and Helen at a 108 years old, they're probably ain't too many things you can do for the first time. I mean, dusty baker's out there experiencing this reigning champ thing right now. I mean, this is the first time he's ever been able to do it. He's got to feel good. I'm not sure it does. I mean, listen, when you come a world champ, you know, that opens up many more doors. You know, as many as long as he's been around, I'm sure there ain't too many doors he ain't being in, but you know, being a champion kind of changes that. And I'm sure I know for a fact considering he was all the way out here and San Diego for whatever meeting. You know, that's kind of what the champion has to do. They got to show up and show out. For the record, he's 74. I'm sorry, Johnny. I just for the record. I don't want to put that on the man that man's a 108 years old. I'm from a different generation. I'm curious what your thoughts are on what the Astros should do because we're hearing that Jose Altuve, who was supposed to be out until June, but his apparently been Wolverine, the entire time here. And there's a thought that he could return to the lineup tomorrow. He's coming back to work out with the team on the off day and they're going to make a determination if he comes back tomorrow. But the biggest surprise and I think one of the biggest surprises in baseball has been has been has been Dubai for the Astros. He's hitting three O 9 7th in the league in hitting and has been a huge, huge surprise. Now, obviously, Altuve is going to play second base, but the thought is he's going to stay in the lineup. He's been in that leadoff role really, really well. What would you do without tuve the way that Dubai's hitting would you continue to just bring him back in the lead off spot or maybe hit him second behind dubon? Oh, I mean, at this point, you want to utilize the hot hand. That's certainly divine. He certainly turned a lot of heads and, you know, coming over from San Francisco and being a legitimate leadoff hitter in that position. And a little bit of an old school way. So I wouldn't move him. I mean, that's a luxury to have somebody who's getting on base in front of someone like Altuve, who you know probably can not only handle that leadoff role but can handle that two spot. It's almost perfectly suited for him because of the way he can handle the bat. He's not a guy who he's a guy who can put the ball in play, and he can do it with authority. So yeah, I think for the time being, you go with that. You try to bring in, you let the bomb play and you let a two way back behind him to see how it goes. Odyssey MLB and Saturday Tony Gwynn junior joining us on sports radio 60 in Houston's sports leader T, one of the hottest topics as it pertains to the Astros around here is Jose Abreu. Three years, 58 million. They knew the power dropped off a bit with just 15 home runs. I think it was last year, but he still hit over 300. He's coming here and been a major to this point. He's been a major disappointment. It's talk of the town. From a negative perspective, just what's your thoughts on Abreu and what dusty may or may have to do with him in terms of moving him up and down his lineup in the future with the Astros and Abreu. Yeah, no, I think, you know, it's still early. And I know that's hard to fathom at times for folks, but, you know, we're in May right now. And so yes, he needs to get going 'cause that's the type of player that they expected when they signed him. But I would say right now in May, it's a bad bit too early to be in full panic mode. Now, I think dusty will probably do things to try to move them up and down that lineup to try to get them some relief or maybe take the pressure off a little bit, but I still think. And listen, I'm seeing the same thing here and saying some of the dudes in this on this roster who have parental yearly year in and year out been, you know, one of the best players are some of the best players in the league. And it's just not happening right now, but it's May 19th or may 18th, whatever day it is 18th. As the year goes on, I would expect maybe not the power coming back full tilt, but the 300 hit.

Big Time Baseball
"gwynn" Discussed on Big Time Baseball
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WTOP
"gwynn" Discussed on WTOP
"A 6 year old shot his first grade teacher in Newport News Virginia were now learning the boy will not face charges. We do not believe the loss supports charging and convicting a 6 year old with aggravated assault. That's prosecutor Howard Gwynn on WT KR and Norfolk. He says a child of that age would not have the competency to understand the legal system or assist in their own defense. According to legal experts, the child's parents could be charged for reckless endangerment or child neglect. A lawsuit is expected to be filed on behalf of teacher Abigail's Werner as a result of the January shooting at richneck elementary school. Pets come in all shapes and sizes, but in loudoun county, some especially unusual ones are now illegal. The county board of supervisors has voted to ban the ownership and breeding of certain is exotic animals. That list includes wolf hybrids, kangaroos, scorpions, baboons, alligators, venomous snakes, and non native venomous spiders. Virginia law already restricts private ownership of many other wild and exotic animals such as big cats and bears. Sports hit 25 and 55 powered by maximus, moving people and innovation forward, 7 55 to Dave Preston. Wizards lives to Atlanta one 22 to one 20 despite a career high 43 points for kristaps porzingis, his team drops two games behind the hawks for 8th place in the Eastern Conference. Even though he has, of course, we did a good thing we fought hard. We can find all the excuses in the world. This is our for the game in 5 days, but still we want to get the job done. We want to get the job then and there wouldn't be completely different feelings. Whiz are still in the postseason pack with the tenth best record in the east, men's college of Georgetown loses to Villanova 80 to 48 in the first round of the big east tournament hoist finished the season by losing 20 of their last 22 games, Atlantic ten second round George Mason gets by Richmond 62 to 57, Josh adoro netting, 16 points with ten rebounds for the Patriots. George Washington loses to saint Joe's 87 76 James bishop scoring 25 points in defeat, Howard advances to the miax semifinals while mount saint Mary's falls in the metro Atlantic quarterfinals, Virginia tech loses in the ACC second round the buzz and Greensboro though the departure of Syracuse coach Jim beheim after 47 seasons at the helm. Dave Preston, WTO sports. And coming up, Russia launches a barrage of missile attacks throughout Ukraine, targeting major energy sites. 7 56. Shop

WTOP
"gwynn" Discussed on WTOP
"45 and I'm Michelle bash. I'm John Aaron after a 6 year old shot his first grade teacher in Newport News, Virginia, we're now officially learning the boy will not face charges. City prosecutor Howard Gwynn tells wtkr in Norfolk. We do not believe the loss supports charging and convicting a 6 year old with aggravated assault. He says a child of that age would not have the competency to understand the legal system or assist in their own defense. According to legal experts, the child's parents could still be charged for reckless endangerment or child neglect, a lawsuit is expected to be filed on behalf of teacher Abigail's Werner as a result of the January 6th shooting at richneck elementary school. A former D.C. employee who ran the city's 9-1-1 call center is saying the mayor and her administration downplayed serious life threatening and often deadly mistakes. The former interim director of the office of unified communications Cleo sabido claims in a lawsuit that the 9-1-1 dispatch center sent responders to the wrong address ten times in just one day and that the office intentionally avoided public information requests. She says when she reported concerns, the city could be violating the law with how it was reporting 9-1-1 call taker data, she was fired, but mayor muriel Bowser says the lawsuit is without merit. We are always reviewing our operations to make sure that the residents of the district are getting the best service possible. The woman who sued sabido says she looks forward to the suit playing out in court. How many people are back working in person after the worst of the pandemic? Many companies have looked at numbers from badge, swipes, but there's also another method. That's right, it's water coolers. The Boston based company, bevy tells Bloomberg some companies are hoping to check out data from their Internet linked models to get insights on who's in the office. Water cooler usage this year is just over 50% just about the same as a ten city back to work average by castle systems, but as companies including Disney ass workers are head back into the office at least four days a week, Amazon staffers want a hard stop to that company's return to office plan. Allison keyes, CBS News. President Biden is expected to include a salary raise for federal employees in his budget plan. The Washington Post reports there's a proposed 5.2% pay raise for government workers. If approved by Congress, it would be the largest pay increase since the 1980s, but it would still fall short of the 8.7% increase that federal employee unions have been pushing for

Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"gwynn" Discussed on Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
"And just be the best that I can. So right now, technically, spring hasn't started. We're still in early camp. So we've got stuff going on at 10 a.m., which I found out this morning. I'm not on West Coast time. I'm on Arizona time, I guess. Arizona doesn't change time. So I thought I was going to be late to the interview, but then we worked it out. So yeah, I'm just ready to get it rolling, and this is always the most exciting time of the year because it's kind of just when you get right back into it. So the nerves are going anxiety's going a little bit, but in a good way. So we're all excited to get it going. So we were talking before about how your numbers jump out for a young player. More walks than strikeouts in your first 72 games in the big leagues, that is something that has distinguished you as you risen through the sport. How is that ingrained in you? Because as you know, there are players who basically they'll be free swingers. And they're never going to be someone who take walks, but you know, remind me of Joey Votto in terms of being a young player who seems to have command of the strike zone. Where does that come from? It's just something that I've always grown up with. When I was growing up, I was a smaller guy. I was never one of the biggest guys in the field to the point where in a middle school play, I was Bilbo baggins in The Hobbit. That's how small I was. I would say, I was a small person. Teams would opposite shift me. I can travel ball. They would move over to the other side of the field because I never could pull the ball. So it was always just one of those things where growing up, I had to learn how to hit. I never hit for power. I didn't get, in my opinion, I didn't really develop power until my junior year of college. So for me, it was always, I need to learn how to just be a pest at the plate. And for me, I think that was easier in terms of when I grew up, I didn't have much power. So I had to learn how to hit. And then once the power came, at least in my own mind, I knew how to hit. So then the power just came with it. So for me, it's just something that's always been really important to me. I hate striking out. It's like, to me, it's just the worst. I've never, I never feel like more angry than when I strike out. Now, it doesn't mean I fear striking out because I don't think you can hit that way. But just in my own mind, I just hate it so much. Yeah, so I covered Tony Gwynn, you know, the Hall of Famer who never struck out. I remember the days when he was the rare days that he would strike out twice. He wouldn't even speak after the game. He was so and he was the nicest guy ever, but he would strike twice and he'd be miserable. I know you know George Brett. I'm sure he was probably the same way with his approach. Was so it sounds like that that was almost organic for you as a young kid is a small kid, that was your way you got on base in part. You're not expanding the zone. Right. I have to do whatever I can to get on first base. So for me, that was always the mindset. And I know that kind of the way baseball has shifted over the past few years. People will say, well, it doubles more valuable than a walk or a single. So you should try to do that. But for me, I'm not worried about advanced numbers. I'm just worrying about being a good hitter. And if the advanced numbers follow that, that's great. If they don't, I still want to be able to I want to be able to look in the mirror every night. And for me, I have a different way of thinking being a good hitter is. So for me, being a good hitter is having 5 quality played appearances on a nightly basis. So sometimes it works out. Sometimes it doesn't, but if I can go put my best foot forward 5 times every night, then I'll be able to put my head to the pillow and be able to sleep that night. Give me the name of a hitter on another team that you love to watch hit. I think for me, it's Freddie Freeman. Just watching how he takes care of his own business, so to speak, and when we play the Dodgers last year, I mean, that lineup is so loaded that it's just like all star MVP, MVP, MVP, all star, all star. I mean, it's just incredible. So for a group of young players being able to watch that for three games last year was just awesome, just being able to see how they approach everything. And so for me, he's kind of the guy that Ike in on what does he do to be able to be successful? And I think a lot of the things that I'm talking about, he does to at the peak of the sport. He's a tough, he's a tough out. He'll go the other way. He hits line drives. He's just a really good hitter and for me, especially as a left handed first baseman. I mean, it doesn't get much better than that. But then you mentioned chili Votto. He's just unbelievable. There's just so many great examples of hitters, especially at the first base position that I can just, I'm so lucky to just be able to watch them play. So inevitably, you were at first base with Freddy. What was your conversation with him? Yeah, I don't really remember because I think I was so starstruck. It's time to just be like, I don't want to embarrass myself in front of him. I don't want to be memorable. I just want to, hey, how you doing? Different things like that. So I have no idea. But yeah, that's the fun part about playing first base is being able to talk to all these guys whenever they get to first. And then when their first baseman too, when I get to first, I just get to double dip with conversations. So it's unbelievable. Last one for you on the front lines, a lot of the rule changes we're going to see this year, the bigger bases at first base, defensive ships, which in theory, we know from the winter market, left handed hitters were getting paid more because there's an anticipation those numbers are going to jump.

podcast – Lawyers, Guns & Money
"gwynn" Discussed on podcast – Lawyers, Guns & Money
"New Mexico, Arizona, ports of Utah and California are effectively more southern than they are northern. Well, and why, I mean, that's something that we don't think about. So can you talk a little bit more than about why that really matters? Like, what are the politics of California like, say, in the 1850s that would make us rethink the ways in which we consider California and the west and the lead up to the Civil War? Yeah, so California in the 1850s was, as we've established, it's a free state slavery is technically outlawed there in the California constitution. But slaveholders are able to smuggle enslaved people into the state for years and years after it passes the same antislavery constitution. And so maybe as many as 1500 enslaved African Americans were brought into California, some of them brought in or many of them brought in before it became a state. Some of them brought in after the stay after statehood. And the reason that slaveholders are able to do this is because the white southerners really hold the political rains in California through the 1850s. They're led by this guy named William Gwynn, who was California's ranking senator through most of the decade. Owned and operated by proxy, a massive slave plantation in Mississippi, while he was simultaneously representing California in the U.S. Senate. And when basically stuffed California, he stuffed all the federal patronage positions in California with all his white southern buddies. And we don't think of the federal patronage as this important or necessarily interesting institution, but really that's how politics ran in the 1850s. If you could get your Friends into these fairly lucrative positions, like in the San Francisco customs house, for instance, they would owe their political loyalty to you and in turn you could basically shape the political apparatus of the state in your own image. And that's what Gwen and his buddies did. They made California into basically a free state in name only. So I mean, I guess how are they able to do this, right? I mean, again, to kind of go back to my old false vision of this. I mean, you know, the most of the people who was the whites who come to California after the gold rush, I mean, many of them are from the north. You know, what's the kind of response within California to Gwen's domination of the politics and the continued arrival of slaves, whether they are, you know, technically supposed to be there or not. For a lot of Californians in the 1850s, the reaction was just sort of shrugged. This is how it is. So white southerners had their at their very height, probably amounted to no more than about 30% of the state's population, but like I said, they prevailed in election after election after election. And there's this one letter from an abolitionist from he's originally from Massachusetts he moves to San Francisco during this period and he's writing to his wife trying to figure out why these southerners are running the show because they're a minority. This is minority rule. And he said, well, maybe it's because all of us Yankees went into business and leaving basically the law and politics to these white southerners. I mean, maybe there's some truth to that. But like I said, I think it's really white southern Democrats formed a united front in California. And they ran this really well oiled political machine.

Generation Xbox - Your Home for Xbox Series X News and Opinions!
"gwynn" Discussed on Generation Xbox - Your Home for Xbox Series X News and Opinions!
"So, hey, if you're looking to go do versus and chill this year because let's be honest, your team not so good. No, they're terrible. This year. They're bad. They could be number one overall pick bad. Which is good. You should hope for that because they're not a real class. So anyway, if you're going to play some verses this year, what squad might should go with? I feel like there's one sticking out in my head that's just gonna be actually two Colorado that are like really, really good. Going with Colorado. Yep. And that's probably a really good call. Them or the caps. If I had to. See, I wonder about the depth on the caps. Like they have really good high end talent. So the inverses you can keep your top line out for a long time. But I wonder those other times, I feel like Toronto is going to be very good again online. Just because they have stars. Tampa Bay as well. You know, Tampa Bay. And Edmonton. I mean, you've got dry sidle and McDavid on the same squad. So there's a lot there. Everything else is a little on the, you know, not so great side. Defense and goal tonight. But it's not awful either. They were pretty decent team last year. I don't know. I mean, it's hard to say, though. Because all they played was Canadian teams and it's hard to know until they get back to the normal schedule. Anyway, Charles coming soon. Middle of October. So it will be here right before the NHL season starts. It's like a day or two, I think, prior to the start of the season. But the ratings are starting to come so we continue to watch for those. We'll have them on our site as well. So generous transfer stock comp to keep up with the latest there. All right, so last thing news this week I want to talk about, sticking with the sports team again, as we got to the end of the show, 7th inning ticked off yesterday. And we're to the point now we're all the bosses are 99s. So it's just a matter of finding what really works well for you to target once you hit that 350 K but this time around once you have 350 K, you've got the choice of Spencer tourism, third base prospect, high draft pick for the Detroit tigers. The 99 overall Hank Aaron, which I know is a lot of people in the community just really excited. And finally, I don't know Tony Gwynn. All here, the, as you mentioned, like contacts and power numbers and it'll be a super important. And I was hanging there pretty ridiculous. So that's pretty awesome. Any of these stand out here? I mean, they're all 99, so they're all super good with when you're getting the contact with air and you're kind of getting everything. And if I remember right, not looking at it in front of me here..

The Best Advice Show
"gwynn" Discussed on The Best Advice Show
"I've been hearing from some of you that you feel a little intimidated to leave me your advice. You haven't called the advice hotline. Because you think i'm not an expert. I'm not a celebrity or a published author. Whatever that doesn't matter. What are those things that you do to give yourself comfort to help you. Relax to help you. Evolve that's kind of stuff that i want to hear. If you have something in mind you me. Call the hotline eight four four nine three five best eight four four nine three five today on the best advice show. Josh gwen is going to talk about the healing properties of nostalgia so i'm not a mental health professional. Do not come for me. I'm just telling you what works for me and what works for me is using nostalgia. In order to help battle might anxiety. I'm someone who is always consuming media like always watching new television show always watching a new movie always listening to new music. Like i'm the friend who when something new comes out. People are like josh. He's in that. And i like no like all of the people that are involved or like. I've read like seven reviews on this new movie that we should see this weekend. But last year i started feeling depleted like worn out like i was unable like my glass was full and i was unable to take an any new anything. It felt like this muscle that i had had just like atrophied there is that moment where everyone was making sourdough bread and watching tiger king and i remember i watched the first episode of tiger king like seven times because i was like i am unable to process anything new right now you know. I'm reading the same sentence in a book times. It was something that i've ever experienced before you know. I ain't gonna get closer here that he wanted. Were in the world anywhere in the world anywhere in the world and i wish someone had just sat me down and said did you're tired. You're anxious. The world sucks right now. You're over stimulating. There's a lot going on. yes it's a. What did you do to well i guess. How did you realize that if somebody didn't tell you that so at the same time net flicks started releasing a bunch of black classics everything that would have been on. Upn lake marisha. The parkers one on wine lake. All of these shows that. I loved as a kid and i started watching moesha again which i used to love that show. I used to watch it with my babysitter. And i remember being like okay. Like i'm going to watch this and see if it holds up. Like if if i if i liked it or if i like it as much as i remember liking it they say that i love is the perfect something. I won't know for two more months because my amish father will let me date or use electricity into sixteen. What's the difference with this gigantic. Sit on my face north one woman anyway. At least not one worth writing about very definitely some things that are not great about it but also like was really funny and it was really awesome. See like a black girl in the nineties in los angeles. Just get to be a black girl in the nineties. In in los angeles late was like very mundane in a way that i feel like we as black people don't usually get to see like a lot of the stories are usually there. There's somehow rooted in trauma or or some sort of negative experience and it was just like she just like wanting to have a car like she was sixteen. And so when. I was watching these shows. I was like oh like i'm able to like watch things like i'm able to follow what's going on. It's just like new characters. That i just don't have room in my brain for right now and the experience of watching something that you might remember the words to or you might have a relationship with the characters like you may already be like. I don't like that person. I love this person. I really think that it can. It can really be like a blanket and a time when when things feel like overwhelming. And like you don't have a lot of control of what's happening around you. Is there like a particularly comforting. You know aesthetic or something. That's drawing you back in. I mean i think every generation has their version of like what they will find nostalgia base nostalgic based on when they came of age. And so for me. It really is like music that came out in the late nineties early arts. It's situational comedies. With in front of a live audience. It's when a hot guest. Star comes onto the and the entire crowd goes. Ooh there little moments where my body just goes. I know it says and it's great. You know what i mean. Yes and so. I think that everyone has their version of what nostalgia is and i don't think that it's a bad thing to lean into that. Like i think that a lot of times where conditioned to be like where strong and rivers resilient and nothing shakes us and everything is fine. And that's not always the case. And i think a lot of us realize that in this last couple of years like a lot of us realized that we should get smacked onto our ask the rest of us and so i think that like listening to your body is something. That's really important. If your if your body is having an emotional visceral reaction to something you should listen to it and you and your body was just telling you you needed some mta. The louis i so relate to this advice. I am actually wearing my white bayside shirt right. Now i'm really feeling this josh. Gwyn is the co host. Along with tracy clayton of back issue the podcast that reckons with some of cultures biggest questions. They're back with their new season. It's delightful comforting just like militia. If you consider yourself a best advice show van. Please leave me a rating review at apple podcasts. The more ratings you leave the higher up on the charts. I'll be which will make it easier for new folks to discover the show. That's why podcasters are always asking you to leave rating review just in case. You didn't know. Thank you in advance.

90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"gwynn" Discussed on 90 Day Fiance Trash Talk
"Weird. Yeah she because you're used to a little beach it's like okay she's talking. I know that you don't watch eastbound and down. But she's talking like stevie from eastbound and down when like he just the way he's he says that just like that really. I'm gonna find a clip from it and posted in the group. And if you guys watch eastbound and down you know exactly what. I'm talking about so cool. He tells you to leave and then he stands up like he's going to hit her. I don't okay. i didn't like that. It's like he like many charged at her that she packs and then she said the marriage is over. Okay where are the kids. Okay so this is why. I think this is also part of the night. They had dateline they spliced all other because his mom was watching the kids yes unless they went on a date and then they went right to the. I don't know i don't understand. I dunno it. Basically is like this episode. Everyone breaking up. Yes okay so now. Let's move on. Let's move yara. And jovi ho v era and jovi jovi got his own room. Okay i did he go. I feel like i don't even believe that. Gwen asked why they went to the show club. And i just i love gwen. I love her. She is very very nice. I like this. She's like i. I question your How long yeah. So gwynn's like. Hey jovi you're stupid. That's what you're you're very stupid so jehovah's jovis like yara wanted to go. Okay okay i mean. Just because she went does she wanted. She wanted to go on and she decided she didn't want to go so then leave also. You didn't have to kiss that the stripper either. Who's third it's so disrespectful towards your wife. You knew that would piss her off. So gwen takes. The baby. And gwen is one hundred percent on your side and she looks. She's jovi ib. It's true though he's just being a bf. He's used to having all the attention and he doesn't have it all up so she wants to talk but at the beach. I know she's like if you want to follow me to the beach. Okay but she has on sneakers and denim shorts tracy. She has on speakers also. Did you notice when she was talking to the confessional like She had on the same alphabet denim sneakers. her chest was beat. Read listening raise your right. I think she got sunburn. Ha i did not notice that. So i like her attitude. She's like if you don't like me you have someone else. Yeah i like it. Good for her. she's like. I don't really care right you do. It makes you happy if you don't like her. Keep it moving and then she says quote. Stop this party animal life. it's true though grow up. Yeah sorry once in a while you can't party every day. I agree with her. She's like listen my life the. Us is challenging solicit. It's not because she has such a bad life but right now she had a baby. She's all alone except for gwen. Yes we ended today still new to her right. And then you're right. It's still not your mom right..

The Playbook
How to Become a Better Salesperson Without Losing Authenticity
"How do you become a great salesperson without becoming someone that you're not practice you know. Tony gwynn was my inspiration to be a great salesperson because naturally which i possessed as a salesperson naturally he's to me the greatest all hitter in the world and when i was twelve years old he owned the school baseball and it used to just amaze me not only would he take the time to give back in. Tell me that by helping me. He was learning more about what he was doing but more importantly he would study. The old betamax green screen to see where this release it hours practicing is he. Practicing base is practicing this so much. the greatest hitter. He better three ninety four last season. I couldn't get it. And then when i got a law. School became a salesperson in the stigma. That was related to the salesperson. All the things that naturally were inherent in that stigma of overselling back in selling lying manipulating cheating. I learned that. I had to fight my natural ability by being professional by practicing being open minded practicing being open minded. It's different than seeing everybody's a gatekeeper. Which is initially old old so this is ninety s early ninety sales training solution selling even though they called solution selling was how to overcome things and for me it was ascertaining having an open mind and practicing having an open mind. What does that mean that. There's actually a template number one of denna fighing. i only want to do business with open minded people. Why because i wasted so much time trying to convince close minded people of something reengineer a vision of somebody who has closed mind it takes a thousand times the energy to reengineer or to overcome a closed. Mind that it does to convince her to engineer an open mind and today as i'm an old man like i said because i am in the social realm where before when i was looking for help write something that takes radical humility and open mind. What was interesting is there's two or three people that somebody new that could help me see the math alone of having a thousand people on average that you can help me with so i started realizing the first step in being a great salesperson was finding people with open. Mind having one yourself in practicing having an open. Mind because you're going to attract mines

Podcast RadioViajera
"gwynn" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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Mind Body No Soul
Absurd Spoken Word: A Unmedicated Journey of Self-Expression
"I will now begin an entirely unscripted unmedicated journey of self expression through song of spoken word. Ma is shining vessel of truth. I look to the mall. I how can you how with me. Oh guy jody's they run. Are they having fun. Is anyone candles. The flames they burned they flick the elderly couple loving but they bicker the outdoor furniture. Is it wicker rain rain. Go away com again. Some other day for. I don't need any hydration. The tears provide the moisture in neabry clouds like pillows in the sky. I lay my head trying to cry but the well run dry the birds they chirp the whales. They say we wait for the bell of abundance to ring on the see saw of life we rise and we fall. Lance armstrong did the tour de france with only one ball. She flows with the wins and sleeps with the stars jan. Sing in the mist. Dodging birds and car I and is she me connecting both to and sea Hang gwynn's hustles surf and turf. Life can't always just be herff

Newsradio 700 WLW
"gwynn" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Brandon Marshall 21 catches in a game December 13th 2000 and nine versus the Colts. Brandon Marshall was with the Broncos. All right, there you go. I like when people help out with additional information, Here's a bizarre one. Would lose a bet on this Peyton Manning's longest run in the NFL in his career. Was 33 yards. Trent Richardson's longest run in his NFL career was 32 yards. Uh, let me give you another or one or another one time worked. Phone calls. What was your Tony Gwynn Love Tony Gwynn ones. Tony Gwynn Faced Greg Maddux and Pedro Martinez 143 times. He never struck out. And he hit 3 88 against him. Maddux Martinez 143 plate appearances. No strikeouts 3 88 batting average. There you go, Uh, bury sewer like very Sanders. Mason. Kyle, talk to me. Like Barry Sanders to Hey, you gotta give props that Tom Brady. I mean, if you can't say he's the best quarterback of all times, and then you're silly, But hey, Well, I mean, really, but Barry Sanders and the reason why I say Barry Sanders, he rushed from more than 15,000 yards, He retired as a humble guy. He could have played more seasons and you could have one. We're not going to stay in the NFL championship. We're not going to say Super Bowl. He never had a great offense A line. Never never So Barry Sanders guy, go look at going back to other people. You mentioned Babe Ruth. I did not my question about Babe Ruth is the movie the day If you really hit three home runs in his last game is that is that fictional? Is that true? You don't want that. I don't know. I would have to look up. That would seem amazingly incredible. But I wouldn't put it past him because he was the Babe. I will go look that up and you keep listening. And thanks for your call. Thank you. You as well Another Tony Gwynn for you. Tony Gwynn had more four hit games than multiple strikeout games in his career. He had 45 games with at least four hits. He only struck out more than once in a game 34 times That is silly. Just silly. Ah, let's see Crazy and Forest Park. Hey, Gary, how are you? Good, Alan. How are you? I'm well, What do you got for me? On Jim Brown. Okay, and all I don't have the season they played. And every run that he ever made. He never got back behind the line. A specific never lost yours on a Carrie. Oh, no. He's been stopped a few times at the line, but never, ever got a Yeah, that is a fantastic step. It is. I'm adding that to my list to add something on the, Um um Joe DiMaggio. Uh, you realize that they after he Stop. You know, it's 56. Right? Right somehow. Um Mike from Fairfield told me that I think he went for 17 more. No, I think you like totally. He went for, like in the forties. I'm I'm thinking like 44 games. Holy cow! He had. He started another streak of 1 44 games. So unbelieving that's almost that's um that's 99 out of 100 games. You gotta hit that created. That is girl. Hey, Gary. Thanks, buddy. You're very pretty. I think I knew. I know a new name for this topic. It's just me. That's crazy Topic. Because once you say, your stat that we all have to say that's crazy, All right, right this down. Well, next time we do this We're calling this the that's crazy topic and everybody who calls in we'll give their stat and then pause. And then everybody says even listening at home. That's crazy. I like this what we're doing with this show. Oh, another one, Stan. Usual. Stan Usual, Stan. The man had 3600 and 30 hits 3630 hits. He had 1815 at home, and he had 1815 on the road. Ready. That's crazy. Uh, yeah, you know, date age of analytics and this once his splits, that's about as even as it can possibly get That's crazy. Take your time. E mean Too much fun with this, Uh, take it. Let me give you one more. Uh, you know, C o Cecil Fielder in his career. 319 home runs. His son, Prince fielder in his career. 319 home runs. Ready. It's crazy. It is 8 45 700 wlw, You know I love.

Newsradio 700 WLW
"gwynn" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Where I was. Uh, 21 34 years ago tonight thanks to a tweet from Butler basketball this afternoon was on this date. Who should have saved that for my segment later. This state 1987 Darren Fitzgerald says Butler scoring record with 54 points, including 12 3 pointers in a win over Detroit at Hinkle Fieldhouse. A Darren Fitzgerald was 5 FT eight. And what I remember about that night. I was in class. I had a night class. Um, On that night, I was in the butler Radio department class downstairs. It may It may have been a sportscasting class. I don't remember which class it was, but I remember that we were in the building that housed the radio station W. H. J. C. I remember hearing at the break in our class at halftime, you know, Fitz. He's got whatever it was 33. I remember looking at my friend's Bradbury and others with since he's got 33 We looked at each other. We're out of here. We left. We ran across campus. The Hinkel Fieldhouse got in and watch the second half of the winds up scoring 54 in one of the most, If not the most amazing displays I've witnessed in person basketball wise, uh, not associate with Michael Jordan, But Fitzy scored 54 on this night in 1987. All right, Theo tweet came from Was it? Stanley Flaherty. I believe it was. I want to give him focus. Stuart clarity, and it was simply this. You know, it was the mention that Tom Brady's one more Super Bowls than every any franchise in NFL history. Every franchise and he's won more than any of them. And he said, if that isn't the most amazing individual statistic in sports, what is now don't get caught up in the fact it's a team sport that he wanted, right. I don't want to debate all that stuff. I'm just looking to have some fun. Give me something else that Would dazzle you dazzle you're friends with or amazes you when you think of it from an individual statistical standpoint like this. Ah, player could collect 200 hits a year for 21 years and still be 57 away from breaking Pete Rose's all time hits record. I mean, think of that you could have 200 hits a year for 21 years. And still be 57 away from breaking Pete's record. This is a great one, and I had to double check this because the backstory the follow up makes it even more amazing Fernando to tease the dad, not the sun. Now the dad hit two Grand slams in the same inning. Okay, That's great, but he hit two Grand slams in the same inning versus the same picture. Do you know the odds of somebody in Major League baseball being left in a game to give up two Grand slams in the same inning? I think they got him free 11 that night in two and two thirds innings. It was Chan Ho Park. Fernando to tease for the Cardinals. Chan Ho Park gave up. The first one gave up the second one that just two home runs in an inning. Two Grand Slams in the same inning. Same batter pitcher combination. Tony Gwynn. Tony Gwynn could have gone over his last, 1160 still had a career batting average of 300. Tony Gwynn could have gone Oh, for his last, 1160 still had a career batting average of 300 Beri Bonds is the only player in the 505 100 Club. Nobody else has 404 100. Walter Payton. This is one of my favorites. Walter Payton had more touchdown passes. Then a Keely Smith in his career. Walter pay. Don't laugh. Jeff Kerr of locked on Reds podcast. That's one of my It's one of my all time favorites. And I didn't I think I just looked at up one day and I'm like, Actually, I remember I was looking up like how bad was Achilles Smith? Give me some perspective. And I looked at the list of like career touchdown passes and I started like I see a killing at five and I'm going up and I'm like Wait a minute. Walter Payton through mortar, arguably the greatest running back of all time. Oh, by the way through more touchdown passes than Achilles Smith. Yes, it is true 8 to 5. I'll give you one more lesser in scale and scope but still amazing. It's an amazing individual statistic. Billy Bates had one hit as a Cincinnati red. It was the final hit of his major league career. And it started the rally in game 20, by the way off of one of the greatest relief pitchers of all time. And that World Series. It was Dennis Eckersley, Billy Baits Little Billy Bates, a little Chopper infield chopper. The on Lee hit he has read. And he never had another hit. The rest of his short major league career, but he never made it back to the major Lakes after that, all right, let's grab some calls. 5137491 7800 the big one and pounds 700 on a TNT. Kevin is in Columbus, and he's on 700 wlw hate, Kevin. Highways. I'd like to say, Well, it's older, but Joe DiMaggio hitting and 56 straight games because you know a 300 hitter 400 hitter. He could go over four and make up for the next day, But it's hard day in the major leagues. I mean, even then do it for 56 straight games. The only one given came remotely close. Was Pete Rose. Yes, And that's that's a great that even makes it more impressive thinking that Pete was still a dozen games away from even tying him. Where I and then I would add his 40 to 56 hits That's those are both think they're never gonna be match just like Brady says that go along with that, too, and band Miers to know him back to that gonna happen. My beat, much less be beat. So his goes up with those all those records like that. Think, um or if I had time, but I'll listen to you. Hey, that's great. Thank you. Thank you for calling tonight. That's good. That's a good start. Let me give you another one. This is spectacular. Will Chamberlain. Averaged 48 a half minutes a game in an NBA season. Regulation in NBA game is 48 Minutes will averaged 40.5 minutes a game for the season. How Overtime..

WNYC 93.9 FM
"gwynn" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"And for the first year, it also bans behind the scenes advising like telling a new employers lobbyist who to talk to or how to relate to them. Melissa Lorenzo leads the political law practice group at taken Gump. Those are all things that that could be very important with respect to lobbying strategy and hear the Biden eo obviously, cuts that offer certain amount of time. People leaving. The administration can't work for foreign governments for at least two years, and there's a new golden parachute provisions. It says An appointee can't accept a big bonus from their former employer. Reward them for landing a job in government, Lorenza says. This is welcome clarity because golden parachutes have tripped people up in the past. In the past of somebody had done that, then it could trigger recusal obligations, it could disqualify them from serving in certain positions. So I think having that in the Biden CEO is very helpful. But some ethics advocates say it should do more. I'd say it's a very good executive order. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's great. Walter Shop is a former head of the Office of Government ethics. He wants Biden to release all ethics related documents, including waivers when people get an exception from the ethics pledge and approvals. Like when appointees get permission to attend a fancy Washington gala that exceeds gift limits so everyone can see whether they're meeting the high standards laid out in the order. It's disappointing because I think we're in a post trump era where we've learned just how weak the ethics program is, and we have a narrow window of time. Strengthen it while the country is reform minded. In a statement, White House spokesman Michael Gwynn defended the ethics policy, saying it is historically bold and expansive. Waivers, at least will be made available 10 days after they're certified and White House visitor logs will eventually be posted A restoration of Obama Eric Transparency Norm Eisen is encouraging them to include zoom meetings, too, since in person meetings aren't happening is they used to in this age of Cove? It President Biden and Vice President Harris Have gotten the credit that they deserve for ambition and for bold commitments, But now they're gonna be watched closely on implementation. Transparency, he says. Knowing people are watching is a key to avoiding scandal. Camera..

KQED Radio
"gwynn" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Melissa Lorenza leads the political law practice group at taken Gump. Those are all things that that could be very important with respect to lobbying strategy and hear the Biden eo obviously, cuts that offer certain amount of time. People leaving. The administration can't work for foreign governments for at least two years, and there's a new golden parachute provisions. It says An appointee can't accept a big bonus from their former employer. Reward them for landing a job in government, Lorenza says. This is welcome clarity because golden parachutes have tripped people up in the past. In the past of somebody had done that, then it could trigger recusal obligations, it could disqualify them from serving in certain positions. So I think having that in the Biden CEO is very helpful. But some ethics advocates say it should do more. I'd say it's a very good executive order. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's great. Walter Shop is a former head of the Office of Government ethics. He wants Biden to release all ethics related documents, including waivers when people get an exception from the ethics pledge and approvals. Like when appointees get permission to attend a fancy Washington gala that exceeds gift limits so everyone can see whether they're meeting the high standards laid out in the order. It's disappointing because I think we're in a post trump era where we've learned just how weak the ethics program is, and we have a narrow window of time. Strengthen it while the country is reform minded. In a statement, White House spokesman Michael Gwynn defended the ethics policy, saying it is historically bold and expansive. Waivers, at least will be made available 10 days after they're certified and White House visitor logs will eventually be posted A restoration of Obama era transparency Norm Eisen is encouraging them to include zoom meetings, too, since in person meetings aren't happening is they used to in this age of Cove? It President Biden and Vice President Harris Have gotten a credit that they deserve for ambition and for bold commitments, But now they're gonna be watched closely on implementation. Transparency, he says. Knowing people are watching is a key to avoiding scandal. Camera. Keith NPR NEWS, the White House. Many Americans over 65 are eager to get the Corona virus vaccine. But online access to sign up is a major stumbling block. Ask your smart speaker to play NPR or your local station by name to hear that story on tomorrow's Morning edition, and you're listening to all things considered..

90.3 KAZU
"gwynn" Discussed on 90.3 KAZU
"And for the first year, it also bans behind the scenes advising like telling a new employers lobbyist who to talk to or how to relate to them. Melissa Lorenzo leads the political law practice group at taken Gump. Those are all things that that could be very important with respect to lobbying strategy and hear the Biden eo obviously, cuts that offer certain amount of time. People leaving. The administration can't work for foreign governments for at least two years, and there's a new golden parachute provisions. It says An appointee can't accept a big bonus from their former employer. Reward them for landing a job in government, Lorenza says. This is welcome clarity because golden parachutes have tripped people up in the past. In the past of somebody had done that, then it could trigger recusal obligations, it could disqualify them from serving in certain positions. So I think having that in the Biden CEO is very helpful. But some ethics advocates say it should do more. I'd say it's a very good executive order. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's great. Walter Shop is a former head of the Office of Government ethics. He wants Biden to release all ethics related documents, including waivers when people get an exception from the ethics pledge and approvals. Like when appointees get permission to attend a fancy Washington gala that exceeds gift limits so everyone can see whether they're meeting the high standards laid out in the order. It's disappointing because I think we're in a post trump era where we've learned just how weak the ethics program is, and we have a narrow window of time. Strengthen it while the country is reform minded. In a statement, White House spokesman Michael Gwynn defended the ethics policy, saying it is historically bold and expansive. Waivers, at least will be made available 10 days after they're certified and White House visitor logs will eventually be posted A restoration of Obama era transparency Norm Eisen is encouraging them to include zoom meetings, too, since in person meetings aren't happening is they used to in this age of Cove? It President Biden and Vice President Harris Have gotten the credit that they deserve for ambition and for bold commitments, But now they're gonna be watched closely on implementation. Transparency, he says. Knowing people are watching is a key to avoiding.

KCRW
"gwynn" Discussed on KCRW
"Melissa Lorenzo leads the political law practice group at taken Gump. Those are all things that that could be very important with respect to lobbying strategy and hear the Biden eo obviously, cuts that offer certain amount of time. People leaving. The administration can't work for foreign governments for at least two years, and there's a new golden parachute provisions. It says An appointee can't accept a big bonus from their former employer. Reward them for landing a job in government, Lorenza says. This is welcome clarity because golden parachutes have tripped people up in the past. In the past of somebody had done that, then it could trigger recusal obligations. You could disqualify them from serving in certain positions. So I think having that in the Biden CEO is very helpful. But some ethics advocates say it should do more. I'd say it's a very good executive order. I wouldn't go so far as to say it's great. Walter Shop is a former head of the office of Government ethics. He wants Biden to release all ethics related documents, including waivers when people get an exception from the ethics pledge and approvals. Like when appointees get permission to attend a fancy Washington gala that exceeds gift limits so everyone can see whether they're meeting the high standards laid out in the order. It's disappointing because I think we're in a post trump era where we've learned just how weak the ethics program is, and we have a narrow window of time. Strengthen it while the country is reform minded. In a statement, White House spokesman Michael Gwynn defended the ethics policy, saying it is historically bold and expansive. Waivers, at least will be made available 10 days after they're certified and White House visitor logs will eventually be posted A restoration of Obama Eric Transparency Norm Eisen is encouraging them to include zoom meetings, too, since in person meetings aren't happening is they used to in this age of Cove? It President Biden and Vice President Harris Have gotten the credit that they deserve for ambition and for bold commitments, But now they're gonna be watched closely on implementation. Transparency, he says. Knowing people are watching is a key to avoiding scandal. Camera. Keith NPR NEWS, the White House. Many Americans over 65 are eager to get the Corona virus vaccine. But online access to sign up is a major stumbling block. Ask your smart speaker to play NPR or your local station by name to hear that story on tomorrow's Morning edition, and you're listening to all things considered..

The Archive Project
"gwynn" Discussed on The Archive Project
"I like it over the course of a decade. We published four books with gwyn her translation of the argentinian. Raider and halacha gordon. Sure a two volume selection of her short stories and a collection of nonfiction. We sometimes had to pinch ourselves to believe our good fortune. And i think if we had ever said that to gwynn she would have offered depend pinch hard. I know to that. Many of the raiders that we've published sophia samatar larry marks karen joy fowler than a seeing ted chiang like me profoundly inspired by gwynn's writing but then it's hard to think of writers or people who love books but she did not touch. I know that some of you gathered here in the audience or elsewhere in the world watching those of us on stage who have been given the chance to talk about look win for middle. I cited foundational fire-breathing. Gwen have your own stories about her. She was a generous correspondent and reader and teacher and friend. I imagine that after tonight is over and done with we will go on telling stories about her and hearing stories about her and rating stories in books that we would not have thought to write if she had not made such an expensive and inviting an idea engendering space for us to inhabit as writers and artists. I know that we will go on revisiting the landscapes and characters and concepts and books that only exist because she saw them in her dragon mission mind and breathed life into them. Earth see arsenia geffen all the worlds of the heinous michael klassen oregon earth editor.

Phil Valentine
Blake Shelton slammed as tone deaf over 'Minimum Wage' track
"Low note this, according to E. Online. During NBC's New Year's Eve TV special hosted by Carson Daly. The voice coach performed the song minimum wage. Tune he dedicated to his fiance. Gwynn's too funny. Single includes the lyrics like Girl Your Love can make a man feel Rich on minimum wage and girl Your Love is money. Your love is money. Brilliant lyrics by thing. And it says, considering the United States in the middle of the ongoing Corona virus pandemic, which has left millions unemployed and food banks strained the performance left a foul taste in many mouth. Oh, come on people for the love of Peter, Paul and Mary, Are you kidding me? Girl Your love can make a man feel rich on minimum wage. And so that's insensitive. One person on Twitter put it, Blake Shelton is singing your love could make a man feel rich on minimum wage just immense. The fact that rich people have absolutely no effing clue. Another person added. Does anyone else find Blake Shelton's minimum wage song to be incredibly tone deaf to our country's current state? He's yet to address the backlash of the sun, which is, by the way, unreleased. Despite the recent pickup Blake is hoping the 2021 will be a better year. Wrote on Twitter. 2021, please, For the love of God. Be good to us. Happy New Year, young. According to Blake. He's already feeling positive about the new year thanks to his fiancee who released her new song called Let Them Eat Cake. No, I'm just kidding. It's called. Let me reintroduce myself. That happened January 1, she joked. The 2021 2021 is better already thanks to win or he did, and her nostalgic inducing a nostalgia inducing music video. She revisited the her many different looks from over the years, including her punk rock phase. So there you go. So The lyrics, Girl Your love makes me makes a man feel rich on minimum wage is insensitive. Okay, I give up. Quick time out, will be

Coronacast
Why South Australia's outbreak isn't going away anytime soon
"So norman. let's talk about south australia again today. And we know that they are dealing with an outbreak there at the moment. It's really early days and it's sort of hard to tell how it's going to go Yesterday we heard that didn't seem to be much in the way of community transmission which is good to hia. But it's a bit too early to go awesome new community transmission. We're outta the woods isn't it. It is and just need to remind cast listeners. Not they need to be reminded because they're no world authorities on the corona virus but this virus can go underground it can go underground with younger people asymmetric spread and then just pop sometime later and it can be some weeks later and just remind you. In washington state at the beginning of the pandemic it went underground for about weeks and this has been going now for over a week. Some suggestions even back to the seventh of november rather than the nine th of november. Which is what we thought the day when we started this discussion about south australia. That's a long time for the virus to be out there and circulating. And you just don't know where it's gone and there may be another sub cluster or spread somewhere else which just will pop up in a few days time or even in a couple of weeks time so you just cannot relax and it means that testing numbers should be really high. Should be looking at sewage and They maybe even should be starting to think about asymmetric testing as well. So that you you you. You getting mass testing of communities because the numbers of tests actually luke low pro rata thinking of south australia's about a quarter of the size of melbourne population wise. They still feel low. And i don't have the numbers to hand but when there was breaking shepherds and a lot of people came forward disproportionately far more than the coming forward inside the straight and it's not just people who are asymptomatic it yes it can go under the right out people who have low or no symptoms but in addition to that. There's these few days lag between when someone's exposed to the virus and then when they start showing symptoms or test positive for it so that life cycle of the virus kind of can play on. How complacency if we let it. That's right so five days is average but it can be longer than that and the near you get to win. Symptoms would have come out but you start to become positive more and more positive five to eight days into the infection. Then that positivity rate declines and just having one test for example may not be enough. You may have to go back for more so this is something that you just cannot relax about you. Just go to be on now for the next couple of weeks. At least so. What do we know about the numbers of south. Australians who are trying to get tested. Because i'm hearing anecdotal reports that people are trying and turned away. Yup about happened to be totally in the early days where they just hadn't got the pop up testing and the increased capacity. So hopefully that's going to improve dramatically but it was pretty unimpressive on day. One in terms of the response to the numbers of southeastern is kind of coming forward for tasting. We hear krona. cast listeners. Have been telling us that they got the results. Pretty quickly as indeed shoot and in any event you don't know how many people left the lines because they got fed up waiting. It's really important that people do come forward. There was a disturbing survey from the bureau statistics which they'd survey people and find that about half one and two. Australians would not come forward for testing of the only mild symptoms they would have more would come forward severe symptoms but not mild symptoms. Such remind people that mild symptoms are problem too. But we put the call out yesterday to you listeners. Especially those of you. Who are living in south australia to say what's happening with you. And how you feeling. And a bunch of you responded. Thank you so much for that. And kate saying she waited for three hours yesterday to get her child tested but the result came back today negative thankfully in less than twenty four hours a long time to wait to get the test but pretty quick turnaround of the results. You it's really a communist. Spirit there to actually do that and get into that lines. Stick it out because you're you're thinking about others as well as yourself so that's fantastic and then we got win. Who's sort of at the other end of the spectrum saying gwynn's pretty ticked off at a massive overreaction was is she's calling it too every time someone sneezes. She was looking forward to traveling to queensland to see her parents. Nash go without being forced into hotel. Quarantine that she can't afford and she's saying that the new south wales leader is the only one being sensible about all these of course. The state is not knowing how much virus there is in south australia but that should become clear over the next few days. It probably is an overreaction to close the borders the risk is low. They could do what they did before. Which is that we know. This is a para fueled cluster and the The clusters reasonably localized at the moment. They could limit the people coming in from those particular areas but adelaide is a small town. And so it's much harder to divide off the suburbs as easily.

Coronacast
Why South Australia's outbreak isn't going away anytime soon
"So norman. let's talk about south australia again today. And we know that they are dealing with an outbreak there at the moment. It's really early days and it's sort of hard to tell how it's going to go Yesterday we heard that didn't seem to be much in the way of community transmission which is good to hia. But it's a bit too early to go awesome new community transmission. We're outta the woods isn't it. It is and just need to remind cast listeners. Not they need to be reminded because they're no world authorities on the corona virus but this virus can go underground it can go underground with younger people asymmetric spread and then just pop sometime later and it can be some weeks later and just remind you. In washington state at the beginning of the pandemic it went underground for about weeks and this has been going now for over a week. Some suggestions even back to the seventh of november rather than the nine th of november. Which is what we thought the day when we started this discussion about south australia. That's a long time for the virus to be out there and circulating. And you just don't know where it's gone and there may be another sub cluster or spread somewhere else which just will pop up in a few days time or even in a couple of weeks time so you just cannot relax and it means that testing numbers should be really high. Should be looking at sewage and They maybe even should be starting to think about asymmetric testing as well. So that you you you. You getting mass testing of communities because the numbers of tests actually luke low pro rata thinking of south australia's about a quarter of the size of melbourne population wise. They still feel low. And i don't have the numbers to hand but when there was breaking shepherds and a lot of people came forward disproportionately far more than the coming forward inside the straight and it's not just people who are asymptomatic it yes it can go under the right out people who have low or no symptoms but in addition to that. There's these few days lag between when someone's exposed to the virus and then when they start showing symptoms or test positive for it so that life cycle of the virus kind of can play on. How complacency if we let it. That's right so five days is average but it can be longer than that and the near you get to win. Symptoms would have come out but you start to become positive more and more positive five to eight days into the infection. Then that positivity rate declines and just having one test for example may not be enough. You may have to go back for more so this is something that you just cannot relax about you. Just go to be on now for the next couple of weeks. At least so. What do we know about the numbers of south. Australians who are trying to get tested. Because i'm hearing anecdotal reports that people are trying and turned away. Yup about happened to be totally in the early days where they just hadn't got the pop up testing and the increased capacity. So hopefully that's going to improve dramatically but it was pretty unimpressive on day. One in terms of the response to the numbers of southeastern is kind of coming forward for tasting. We hear krona. cast listeners. Have been telling us that they got the results. Pretty quickly as indeed shoot and in any event you don't know how many people left the lines because they got fed up waiting. It's really important that people do come forward. There was a disturbing survey from the bureau statistics which they'd survey people and find that about half one and two. Australians would not come forward for testing of the only mild symptoms they would have more would come forward severe symptoms but not mild symptoms. Such remind people that mild symptoms are problem too. But we put the call out yesterday to you listeners. Especially those of you. Who are living in south australia to say what's happening with you. And how you feeling. And a bunch of you responded. Thank you so much for that. And kate saying she waited for three hours yesterday to get her child tested but the result came back today negative thankfully in less than twenty four hours a long time to wait to get the test but pretty quick turnaround of the results. You it's really a communist. Spirit there to actually do that and get into that lines. Stick it out because you're you're thinking about others as well as yourself so that's fantastic and then we got win. Who's sort of at the other end of the spectrum saying gwynn's pretty ticked off at a massive overreaction was is she's calling it too every time someone sneezes. She was looking forward to traveling to queensland to see her parents. Nash go without being forced into hotel. Quarantine that she can't afford and she's saying that the new south wales leader is the only one being sensible about all these of course. The state is not knowing how much virus there is in south australia but that should become clear over the next few days. It probably is an overreaction to close the borders the risk is low. They could do what they did before. Which is that we know. This is a para fueled cluster and the The clusters reasonably localized at the moment. They could limit the people coming in from those particular areas but adelaide is a small town. And so it's much harder to divide off the suburbs as easily.

Daily Pop
Blake Shelton Asked Gwen Stefani's Dad For His Blessing
"Right. Well we have new reports. Blake shelton and gwen stefani's engagement. Okay a new report on this engagement. According to us weekly blake went the traditional route and asked gwynn's dad for permission before

ESPN Daily
Bill Barnwell on NFL Undefeated Teams + Monday Preview
"Bill Barnwell. It is late Sunday night almost midnight, which means it's time for you to make me smarter about the NFL. I'm going to try my best Baba Bill. Barnwell is a senior writer for ESPN host of the Bill Barnwell show and he's procrastinating his deadline to talk to me. So we just watched the saints and the packers on Sunday night football and the saints lost without. Their Star Receiver Michael Thomas. But that did not stop us from getting a whole bunch of touchdowns drew brees and Aaron Rodgers. Each threw for three a piece. But in the end, the packers won the saints lost and they've now lost New Orleans says back to back games for the first time since two thousand, seventeen bill I know you are writing a new piece about drew brees coming off of the two year deal that drew brees signed in the offseason and what we've now seen from him through these first three weeks what did you see in Sunday night's games he regressing improving? What do we have with bruise right now? Okay. So public drew brees definitely improving this is a better performance from him. Me brees was downright bad on Monday night in week two against the raiders before we got to garbage time and breeze didn't do deep very frequently until this game was out of hand but I think the concerns i. have read or have heard about arm strength or how deep is passes typically go they don't really get how reason this offense actually worked. Breezes sort of like. A singles hitter in baseball like Tony Gwynn lagging time where a post player with no range in basketball he's not going to suddenly start throwing deeply. He's Patrick Mahomes at forty one years old breeze has succeeded. Over the last three years while throwing the shortest paths in the League because he's posted the three best single season completion. In NFL history. Now. The good news for the Saints Good News For Saints Fans is that brees was much more accurate on Sunday night it was twenty, nine, thirty, six for two, hundred, eighty, eight yards a lot of that West Alvin Kamara who did a lot of the work but still going to end up thirty six is still better than where brees was. The bad news was just about everything else. The Saints Lost Starters Jared Cook and Andres P to injuries while devante. Adams List Aaron Rodgers threw for two hundred, eighty, three yards and those three touchdowns you mentioned. The saints focused on adding veterans with nicknames Emmanuel Sanders and balcony. Jenkins this off season. But. Sanders hasn't been able to stand out with ankle Thomas Injured and Jenkins has been picked apart in pass coverage including Mercedes Lewis touchdown on Sunday night the attorney for more accurate breeze that was a bright spot. But if the saints continue to struggle with injuries and get disappointing play from their stars, the Orleans is going to need this version of free stick around to have a chance to compete in the NFC. So the packers emerged three no, and that's where a lot of focus the rest of our conversation here on the teams that are now undefeated through three weeks of the NFL season. So bill, let's push deeper into the NFC here because the Chicago Bears Be Chicago bears are somehow three you know and they do it by beating the Falcons thirty to twenty six Chicago was trailing by sixteen head coach. Matt Nagy Decides to pull quarterback Mitch Trubisky in favor of the veteran nick foles mister big bleep nick himself who goes on to throw three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter. So I have a two part question for you now. Why are the Falcons physically incapable of holding onto a fourth quarter lead and? Secondly, where does this leave the whole quarterback situation in Chicago? Let me answer the second part of that question I. The bears are going to flail by the seat of their pants for the rest of the season I would assume that nick foles is going to start until he struggles and the bears trailing by two touchdowns in the fourth quarter a couple weeks from now, I would point Mitch Trubisky will come in and lead them to victory and the cycle will start the new. Unfortunately I don't have one simple takeaway for our poor friends and Atlantic. Is Different From what we saw in week to as. Much. As the defense was disappointing in this game, the offense really deserves a fair chunk of the blame for what happened scored a touchdown on the opening drive third quarter, and then basically tried to sit on their lead, Matt Ryan and company REPA- total three first downs on their next six is before the bears took the lead back and the only scored one field goal over that time after bisky intercession back running back Brian L. dropped an easy third down conversion which would have put the Falcons and field goal range. Then on the next drive kicker, young coup miss a forty eight yard field goal attempt. I know. I mean let's be fair. The Falcons defense was very bad. I'm not sure the Falcons are gonNA make any drastic changes on Monday morning, but Arthur blank can feel great about seeing this happen. On his seventy eighth birthday and. I believe I'm not mistaken not the only person celebrating birthday on Sunday. Having Birthday Pamela. Day Pablo. Yeah this is a hard way to discover that you share a birthday with the owner of the Atlanta Falcons Bill, which feels like you just cast a pox upon my house.

Fresh Air
Bat Soup, Anyone? How Viruses Transfer From Animals To Humans - Yahoo News
"Let's get back to the interview. Fresh air's Dave Davies recorded yesterday with science writer. David common about the new Corona Rona virus epidemic which broke out in Wuhan China. Kwame ince's the corona virus is just the latest example of how were increasingly contracting dangerous. Viral infections since from animals in his book spillover published in Twenty twelve kwame attractive viruses spilled over from animals to infect humans with HIV West S. Nile fever anthrax. Bola and another from the corona virus family SARS severe acute respiratory syndrome which also emerged in China China. You know you're right. That as scientists tried to track down the source of the SARS virus back in two thousand three and four. They focused on this practice in southern China of eating and in some cases raising wild animals. Not kind of things that you typically think of as food or or where we don't want to just explain this trend and how it figured you're into this yes There is a vogue. There has been a vogue for eating wildlife wild animals when I was in Southern China researching searching the book only briefly. I got to see some of these markets. Where all form of wild animal were on sale A lot of the trade by the time I got there had gone underground because it was suppressed after the SARS outbreak but then it gradually came back and it had been allowed to continue in you again and proliferate win this new virus began but if you go into a live market and you see cages containing bats stacked upon cages containing porcupines stacked upon cages containing palm civics stacked upon cages containing chickens and hygiene is not great and and the animals are defecating on one. Another it's just a natural mixing bowl situation for viruses. It's very very dangerous situation and and one of the things that it allows. Dave is something that we haven't mentioned. I think so far and that is the occurrence of of amplifying hosts hosts that are not the reservoir host the permanent hiding ground of a new virus but represent intermediates between the reservoir of our host and the human population for instance those horses in Australia. From the point of view of a horse they were ultimate hosts and they were being killed by this virus but from the human point of view they were amplifier hosts the virus got into them it multiplied abundantly it caused them to froth and Chauque and bleed through their nostrils veterinarians and trainers. Were trying to take care of them. They amplified the virus. So that One trainer in one stable form and got very sick from that virus in the case of this new corona virus. One of the questions is was there. An amplifier host in that wet market where these cages are stacked are called wet markets white wire called wet markets. Well assume they're called wet markets because the animals are alive alive rather than butchered and in dead and refrigerated They're also wet. Because there's there's water flowing everywhere. They usually have seafood as well as as wild mammals and birds As I said hygiene isn't great. Animals are being butchered on plywood. Boards blood is flowing down into the gutters in the water and there is just a great Liquidity Mix in these markets at at their worst now when scientists were trying to track down the origin of the SARS virus Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome which was associated with the virus in in the early two thousands. They eventually focused focused on something called the civic cat What is that? That's right the civic cat is not really a cat. It's more accurately called the palm palm civic the civic type of mammal that belongs to the to the family of Mongooses But it's a it's a medium sized animal and and it is both captured from the wild for food and captive bred and raised for food And it was the first big eggs suspect of In the SARS outbreak It was found that some of the people who got sick very early on had eaten a butchered civic and so in the civic head though the the antibody for this this virus right and they and they tested him civics and they found they found evidence of the virus. They found antibodies. Antibodies or fragments of DNA A. R. N. A.. In these civics suggesting that they had been infected with the virus and That didn't prove they were the reservoir host but it made them the number one suspect until a couple of Chinese scientists did further work and they established that in fact virus was not living permanently in the civic population in the wild or in captivity. It was it had a different reservoir host it was living in bats and it had passed presumably market somewhere it had passed from a bat into one or more sits and they became the amplifier host. Right and the the Chinese government I think decreed that all sits in captivity would be slaughtered. Right that's right. Thousands of sits in captivity were butchered an an electric electrocuted and and smothered and drowned In this I panicked blind reaction in China to the SARS outbreak. Now when you were looking at you actually went to China with and spent some time in the field with people who were investigating this right. Tell us tell us about that experience. I I went. I went with a fellow named Alexi. Kamara was working as a researcher for a group. That's called ECO health alliance based in New York A group of disease scientists who study see these emerging viruses these emerging pathogens in animals around the world. They generally have cross training in Virology Veterinary Medicine Ecology combinations nations of skills so Alexi was one of them Alexi and a number of Chinese colleagues and I flew to a city called Gua Lynn In the province of Guangdong southern China and we went out climbing into into caves that caves in the karst mountains the limestone stone mountains and hills outside of the city of Gwynn Looking to trap Various different kinds of small bats insectivores bats not giant fruit bats Small bats at lived in these caves including Horseshoe bats which is a particular group of bats so that Alexi and his colleagues could draw draw blood samples and test those for Looking for the SAR SARS virus that point or or any other virus that suspect unit. Just describe a little bit of what what it felt like to be trapping bats and these caves well. It was a little bit claustrophobic. It's not for everybody. Had Castle Castro. We climbed through. We climbed on our bellies through a very low hole to get into one of these caves. We had we had to squirm down and then and up through this whole to get into the cave and then the cave opened out and Alexi and his Chinese colleagues had essentially pillowcases and butterfly nets. And that's how we caught these bats. The Bat started flying around and they would catch them in butterfly nets and they were wearing gloves and and they would untangle a bat from a butterfly net and then Drop it into one of these cloth bags that were like pillowcases. And in this case as I recall they they would tire tied the knot often then handed to me and I would go over and and hanging on sort of a clothesline. So that the bad dangle and we were doing this I don't know if we were in there for a couple of hours oddly enough. We were not wearing masks of any sort we were not wearing with the called. Personal Protective Equipment has met suits or anything and and described this in the book. I asked Alexi. Why the hell

Tom Leykis
Aretha Franklin, Jack Osbourne and Trump discussed on Tom Leykis
"This sounds. Like a joke but health officials in, a Colombian city coastal, city have recommended that people stop having sex to stay cool during what they're experiencing down. There is a very intense heat wave right the the, city, of Santa Marta is saying listen we need to. Calm down because we already got the heat wave we can't. Be having sex like crazy because it's just gonna? Make, things worse, so they are, asking, Colombian. Women in Colombian guys to. Pump the Brakes on the sex thing and I wanna take this. Time to wish them the best get, it? I mean the there's a lot of crazy, sex, going on right now Colombian all parts you know good luck trying. To stop the shore

BBC World Service
WhatsApp Has a New Plan for Fighting Its Lethal Fake News Problem
"In the ruling party selection of. Candidates for the parliamentary election the messaging service Watson has, announced restrictions on its service in India to try to curb. The spread of militias rumors, false allegations on WhatsApp have leads to at least fifteen deaths from Delhi Joe Miller more than two hundred. Million Indians, are what's up and they Ford more messages to each other than us in any other country but after the rapid spread. Of false accusations and. Deceptive videos led to a series of mob lynchings WhatsApp announced that Indian uses would only be able to pass on messages to FIFA the chats the company said it would also remove the forwarding. Button that appears next photos and videos the move comes after WhatsApp was chastised. By the Indian government which ordered that it immediately contain the. Spread of hoaxes Joe Minna world news from the baby The British Prime. Minister Theresa may we'll call them the European Union to evolve it's position. On Brexit when she makes a speech today about the Irish border which remains one of the most disputed parts of the negotiations MRs may. Will stress that she could never accept a deal which treats Northern Ireland differently from the rest of, the UK according Vietnam has ordered an American man to be deported for causing public disorder during. Nationwide protests last month state media said William Gwynn who is off Vietnamese descent had admitted. To taking part in illegal activities video footage showed him being, dragged through the streets with a bleeding head wound during, Don rest dozens of people were arrested Italy's far-right interior minister Matteo Salvini says he will bring a defamation case against. The Antimafia, writer Roberto no one of his fiercest critics earlier, this week Mr. savvy no tweeted a picture of. A dead woman and a child floating in the Mediterranean Sea and, questioned how much pleasure Mr.. Salvini took from the image Search and rescue operations have posed for the night at a lake in the US state of Missouri where a. Tourist boat capsized on Thursday killing at, least eleven people five others, remain missing divers have been involved in the Sach which will resume in, the morning more now from Peter Bowes this happened in some, pretty atrocious weather about. Whether has been rolling through the midwest of, the United States for the past few hours they're having fun thing about weather warning, but two of these boats these amphibious vehicles duck boats as they're known where out on the lake they're capable of. Operating, on land as well as in water very popular, interest areas, one managed to get back to the shore but this one didn't a capsized and sank to the bottom of the lake fence latest BBC world news Welcome to hard talk on the BBC World Service with me Steven Saka my guest today has spent three and a half decades serving as a member of the, European parliament but surely even, he would concede that. These are truly extraordinary diplomatic times in the European Union for starters there's Brexit one of the club's. Biggest members is intent on leaving but can't seem to figure out how and the twenty seven remaining members are disinclined to give Prime. Minister Theresa May's government a sweetheart deal, while the bricks it challenges, remaking the EU architecture that challenge of immigration threatens to open up new, fault lines in Europe in particular popular politicians in a host, of Member States are. Demanding tough new action from the EU establishment, and if that wasn't enough another populist from across the Atlantic Ocean President Donald Trump, is threatening to undo Mine the key strategic alliance between the. US and, Europe which. Is often security and shared values for the past seven, decades Europe's cherished stability suddenly looks vulnerable and Germany for all of its economic power maybe unable to restore, it Elma Brock, who is currently. In Washington DC, joins me on the line how. Close to Britain crashing out of the European Union without any kind of. Deal do, you think we are a thing since the chickens paper we see a possibility to come to. An agreement is the executive, order could agree to but we have no, after the Veda for one year Aflaid. A proposal? By the British government which is one of the basis for the negotiations and hopefully we can. Achieve remarry results on that all gets this agreement through Windsor. Transition period of time and then negotiate. Finally of future relationship in detail I looked at, reaction from Brussels to Theresa May's white paper proposals Michelle Bonnier has, kept very quiet he simply says he's analyzing those ninety eight pages but another, senior commission official was quoted in.

Afternoons with Marcellus & Kelvin
James Paxton threw the third no-hitter of 2018 -- and all three have come in different countries
"Because they were like thirty seven that's how the gang they just play you out i think this is interesting i'm going to steal from basketball and put it in football this to try to get into that drew brees tom brady situation we'll do that next it's interesting i made a solve football too travis espn la before i fix nfl football oh yeah okay good deal here it is good day some breaking news the third no hitter of the major league season has been successfully thrown tonight we saw sean mugniyah throw one earlier this year against the red sox for the oakland a's the dodgers of course combined on a no hitter over the weekend in mexico against the padres and right now james paxton from the seattle mariners just threw a no hitter against the blue jays just an absolutely dominating performance no hits through nine innings seven strikeouts three walks on just ninety nine pitches that on the heels of him pitching against the oakland a's a week ago where he struck out sixteen in one game so jim jim james i call him jim yeah yeah feeling it man that's amazing i don't know in record if this is a lot for this amount of time that way right months or a month and change that's a lot this is every guy throws one hundred every guy's got a wipeout second pitch and by the way all nine guys in the line they used to be i know what to say there was one of these on every team but there was a tony gwynn there was a karoo there was a guy that could his bat on over and over and over again and if i put the ball in play five times at a game one's going to drop in that makes you two hundred inter doesn't make good inner but now guys go up there five times i don't put the ball in play at all maybe once maybe twice yeah it's all the strikeouts the pitching went through the roof every pitchers trying to our every hitter is trying to hit the ball for extra bases or a home run which means you get a ton of home runs and you get a ton of pitch pitching games like this where had no hits sixteen strikeouts just a novelty what used to be anomalies that are now fairly regular.

The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz
How many strikeouts is too many, and MLB's next big thing
"Does sam darnold looked like he was conceived at a frat house during rush week the tom fiddle looked like he sweats while taking a shower daddy done right that that he does sure cbs guy no is he oh yeah always loosening his tie because his stomach is upset about something and again acid commercial that's correct he's also father also says he looks like a butcher which is not clever but his true paul you're on with tim kirk sha and go ahead paul hey tom for the first time in it'll be history there will be more strikeouts than hits this month how big of a problem is that for the future of the game thanks yeah i'm a little worried about this i have been for the last five years at least and really for the last thirty years it's just too much guys i love the game i always will but too many guys are swinging as hard as they can on every pitch they're swinging the same on three os they do on to and even though the pitching today is ungodly great and i don't know how anyone ever puts it in play we have to have an adjustment from our hitters 'cause they are just way too many strikeouts we're gonna ten guys strike out forty times before we get to may and i know it's a different time and it's a different era but tony gwynn strike strikeout high was forty mattingly i mean gymnasia was thirty nine yogi berra was thirty eight and now we're going to have a dozen guys maybe strike out that many times before we get to may it's too many and that's one reason why the games last so long as we added sixteen strikeouts per game against iowa josh.

The Sean Hannity Show
Germany downplays boycotting World Cup
"The organization for the protection or prohibition of chemical weapons says he doesn't yet know what role the watchdog will play in the investigation into the nerve agent poisoning of a former russian spy ambassador ambassador alexander shokhin said today it will certainly contribute with the independent expertise in the british investigation into the attack on sergei script ball and his daughter german chancellor angela merkel is playing down the possibility that germany could boycott the world cup in russia to show solidarity with britain over the poisoning of the russian ex by merckel says the european union's response to the attack which london blames on russia will likely be discussed at next week's meeting of the blocks leaders in brussels maryland state police say the search for a second passenger in a fatal plane crash off ocean city as ended after more than two weeks say police divers located the plane and recovered the body of twenty eight year old pilot markson of windsor mill the day after the crash the body of twenty eight year old passenger benecke measure richard robinson of gwynn oak hasn't been found forty three.