38 Burst results for "HAN"
Cinemavino
A highlight from Trollhunter
"And welcome back to cinema vino, but it's good to have you guys here with us. That's good to be here. We got Sean Jordan, but it's your boy. And my name is Todd Wofford. And it's good to be here. Summer chaos continues. We're down on our home stretch wrapping it up. We just got a couple more movies to go. Yeah, we don't have long to go. We're almost at the Labor Day weekend. It's almost through September. It's time. Put away all my white outfits and just move on with life. So yeah. Do you put away the white album too? Do you stop listening to it? I do. I go for the gray album after Labor Day. So I go with Jay -Z. DJ Danger Mouse. I go Black Album. DJ Danger Mouse. DJ Danger Mouse. DJ Danger Mouse. Jame Judy Dench. Jame Judy Dench. If I hear Yamo be there one more time. So beautiful Michael McDonald. That's a great baritone by the way. Grace Baritone and all the rock. You know all the words. I hate Michael McDonald. Yeah. What about the Doobie Brothers? I like the Doobie Brothers pre Michael McDonald. Okay. I had like the best of Doobie Brothers CD and like disc one. Awesome. Disc two. Awful. Yeah. Okay. So anyway, so we are drinking Riesling and we're talking about Troll Hunter. Oh, this is lovely Riesling. Yeah. German Riesling. Yeah. It's just German. Couldn't find a Swedish Riesling? They're out there somewhere, I'm sure. Norwegian. So obviously Summer Chaos to bring guys up to speed. We spin a random wheel or we picked random movies and then we spin a random wheel and pick a random wine to go with them. So this is all just. Or spirit. Or spirit or beer. It's willy nilly. Anything goes. Or Todd gets bored and just makes it some seven sevens that are like oddly strong. We don't actually see the process of Todd picking booze. So sometimes it's just like you guys are drinking rum. Sometimes you're not meant to see how the sausage gets made. I think he definitely has put like a finger in every single drink that he's given to me. A hundred percent. More than one. Smells like a sweaty hot dog. Yeah. Sometimes I go full bowling ball in there. So it adds to the three fingers. Three finger profile. That's a bad name. Tastes like Todd's fingers. We all three finger profile. Tastes like what Todd's fingers have been in. That's going to be the first line of my autobiography. It's the terroir. It is the terroir. So we're going to talk about the wine a little bit from the start. I got my notes right here all ready for you. Riesling is known primarily as a German rattle but you'll see it grown in a lot of other places such as Australia, France, the US and Canada. Australia is actually your second biggest rower of Riesling. Rieslings have a reputation as a sweet white wine but you actually got a pretty good wide variety of between dry and off dry. Pretty much any kind of flavor profile of white wine there's a Riesling in that range somewhere. Alsatian wines tend to be on very dry side from France. And then... This one's a little off dry, right? Yeah. This one definitely falls kind of in the between area. And then you go all the way up to Trokenberne Auslese which is going to be just sticky sweet. I mean just like... Hot sticky sweet. Yeah. I'm hot. Sticky sweet. From my hand to my feet. Yeah. Like Todd's fingers. So for food pairings you're going to put this with Asian foods, Indian foods, any kind of spicy dish. With the sugary sweetness of the wine will definitely kind of balance things out for you. Rieslings are coming usually at a good price point. They can be anywhere from $10 to $25. They don't tend to be crazy expensive. You drink them obviously very chilled but any kind of a bold spicy dish you can do a Riesling with. But you can also do them with holiday meals, kind of lighter cuisine. So like... You're actually going to get to do a Riesling tasting in Germany in November. Ooh. That's right. You're going across the pond. That's right. Pinkies up. Pinkies up. That's going to be fun. Yeah. I'll be able to taste it straight off the vine. You have to take lots of pictures. Yeah. Lots of pictures of Zavino. If I come back with Wiederhosen I'm going to be so happy. I would be disappointed if you don't. Yeah. In a big old box of shrooms. So this is going to be... Let me see if I can pronounce this correctly. Correctly. This is A .C. Chrisman, Faltz Riesling. Yes. I'm working on my like great escape like Nazi Gestapo for... accent Sandre. It's really about Bono. Weingutzeit. Yeah. Weingutzeit. That's like the quality. This is like a high quality Riesling. I think in German that literally translates to wine good. Yeah. Good wine. Yeah. It's like this is one of the top quality Rieslings that you can get. So about 25 bucks. And yeah. This one's going to be definitely kind of in between off dries where I put this one. It's definitely not sticky sweet. It's definitely not bone dry. But yeah. A little scale for you. If you're shopping for Rieslings from dry to sweet, you've got cabinet, which is K -A -B -I -N -E -T -T, spätlese, auslese, berna auslese, trocken berna auslese, and eiswein. So that's what you're looking at on the shelf. That's from dry to sweet. And this one's trocken, right? Yeah. Well, yeah. This is going to be... Well, that's a trocken berna auslese. So this is going to be kind of in between. So this is not quite the berna auslese. So this is going to be more towards the cabinet spätlese side of sweetness. This will be... So go for cabinet if you're looking for dry. Go for auslese if you're looking for pretty sweet. And then once you get up to berna auslese, it's going to be just hummingbird feed sweet. So this one definitely has some good solid like sugar to it. But I do give Riesling to my hummingbirds. They fly sideways. And then they have a great afternoon. Those wings slow wading. When they get drunk really fast and then they also sober up equally as fast. It's that heartbeat that just goes 100 miles a minute. But they can't hit that feeder once they get drunk. They can't get that beak in there. They self -regulate, you know? Yeah. Well, nature does that for them. They flap one wing at a time. They just got to... They're going to leave edibles out for the squirrels. Oh, that's great. Don't give me ideas. So Trollhunter, a little background on this one. This is your pick, Drat, right? Yeah. Sadly, I didn't know I was coming tonight. So I never got... Long story short, I'm watching my niece this week. She's two and a half. And I woke up at 5 .15 today. So that's, you know... Where am I? Yeah. So sadly, I didn't get to watch this again before this, but I've seen it twice. Lovely young lady. Yeah. I can't remember what happens at the end. I was going to say, when was the last time you watched it? Not too terribly long ago. So this may be... It's educational for you. In the last two years, I want to say. Okay. So a little bit about Trollhunter. This was released October 29th, 2010. So long ago. That was almost 13 years ago. Gross. Yeah. Actually, I got to say, I think I watched this probably in 2011, 2012. So it had to have been pretty recently after it came out. Because this was a magnet release, which they did a lot of straight to DVD stuff, picked up stuff that was on the film festival rotation. I don't think this ever had a theatrical release. I mean, I'd heard about it. Well, stateside maybe, right? Yeah, probably. But I mean, if it's small enough, it probably had film festival releases with no actual theatrical. I'd say that's probably why the worldwide box office gross. I couldn't find it. It probably wasn't there. That's why. There you go. Budget of 3 .5 million. I don't know if that's in Norwegian money, and I don't know what Norwegian money even looks like. So it's called a skribu. Two very different answers. Did you make that up? No. Run that about me one more time. What was that? Skribu. That's very Swedish chef -esque. So on IMDb, it has opening weekend of $5 ,585 in the US. That's US dollar. Okay. That's probably like 40 or 50 million in Norwegian. And the budget was 19 .9 million nock, which I think is Norwegian kroner. That's beads. That's the larger denomination, but the lower denomination is skribu. Skribu. So it's like cents. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. This grossed over 2 ,000 matroska dolls or whatever. Well, it's like two cents. Yeah. They did a good box office in those little dolls that you get another doll inside and another doll inside. It brought in a lot of those. You got dinks, then you got skribus, and then you got sickles, and then you got nuts, and then you got galleons. That might be Harry Potter. So 515 is doing you real good, isn't it? We just lost our Norwegian listener base. Now, I like that guy. He's got good comments. I can never read them, but they're great. Yeah. They're all related to skribu. Well, I Google translate all of them, so I get the gist. So this had a budget of 3 .5 million skribu. This a is found footage fantasy horror film. Vaguely in the similar vein as Blair Witch Project. That's the vibe I got a lot of, a little bit of Cloverfield, that kind of vibe too. Found footage. Yeah. It has some elements of Jaws. It also has some dark humor, moments of dark humor. I mean, very dry humor. This has become a cult hit over time. So very simple plot, has two film students and their camera person trailing a man they believe to be responsible for bear poaching in the mountainous Norwegian countryside. He is Hans, played by Norwegian comedian Otto Jespersen. Otto Jespersen. He is part Quint from Jaws, part Ahab, part Unabomber. Yes person? Maybe. Yes person. It's like having a yes man. You got a yes person. Now I'm going to have to work on my Norwegian. I don't know. I don't know nothing about that. In their attempt at fledgling expose journalism, the students stumble onto a wild story that Hans is actually a troll hunter who attempts to manage and contain the troll population all while also participating in a government project to keep the story buried from the general public. He's more like a troll ranger, really. He's like a park ranger for trolls. Yeah, because he obviously has, and I have like a kind of a weird shambling respect for the trolls, like he has a weird, you know, healthy fear of them. Respect your enemy. Yeah. Well, it's more like a, you know, a naturalist who, yeah, you don't want to contend with bears, but you respect that bears are a living thing that deserve to coexist. But you don't want them to get in your Mazda 6. No. No. Is that a car? That's a Mazda. Yeah. That's a smaller, it's a sporty, very small, I don't think a bear could fit in there. I don't think I could fit in there. Good mileage, though. The Mazda 6? Yeah. I think you're going to get high 20s, and that's not bad for a... The red ones are faster. Yeah, for a sportier sedan, especially because they have that rotary engine that gives you good speed. So... Yeah, that's right. You have a Mazda now. That's right. You're a Mazda. We're part of the Mazda. You know all the specs. Positive traction. Exactly. You've got quadraphonic. Hans hunts the trolls with a massive UV apparatus, which exposes them to their greatest weakness, which is sunlight, either real or artificial sunlight. This either turns them to stone, or it detonates them into a big, hairy pond of goo. The two students attempt to document Hans' story before they either get eaten alive, or the government confiscates their footage or silences them altogether. So that's what I've got for description. So, Trav, this was your pick. Yeah, I'm going to let Sean go first. It's been a while since I've seen this. It's been a while. I love this movie because it is so off the wall. It starts off kind of slow, and it's sort of a slow burn early on, but then it ramps up pretty fast, and you just get into it. For the budget that it was, it's a very good movie. Good -looking movie. Good -looking movie? I mean, with a budget of $19 .9 million, you know, you've got to have some assets being put into it. But the nice thing about doing the found footage is you don't have to dedicate resources to good writing and editing. You can just sort of have these real shoddy jump cuts and things just kind of go all over the place. You don't have to actually end it that well. Spoilers, because you wanted to remember how it ends. Basically, the main reporter guy ends up getting rabies, finds out he got rabies from the trolls, and then ends up running away with the footage. Takes the cameras because the government folks are coming to take the footage. Which the government folks are not like dudes in suits with sunglasses. It's just like a guy in a parka. Oh yeah, we're going to take your footage, okay? Hey, you can't have footage? I'm going to take that from you? We'll give you 4 ,000 scuba for your footage. We've got to put that joke to bed, guys. I'm sorry. You opened that can of worms. You created a monster. I apologize to all Norwegians. But, I mean, it just sort of ends. It just sort of like he runs away with the camera and then there's, you know, some text on a black screen of exposition of this is what we think happened. This is unsubstantiated. Faux exposition. Yeah, faux exposition. Multiple experts have analyzed this footage and determined it's authentic. It's like, okay. But it's fun. It's a fun movie. It's goofy. It's a little, I wouldn't even say like sci -fi or horror. Dark comedy? Yeah, I get a lot of comments about that. I guess. Yeah, because there are really comedic moments, right? Like they hired the Muslim camerawoman and they're talking about whether or not her fact that she's a Muslim will attract - Does she believe in God? Is she? It's Christians? I don't know. We'll find out. Whatever. Yeah. It's a little bit like Gremlins 2. Like, wait a minute. They can't eat after midnight. I mean, it's always midnight somewhere and it pops out. It reminds me of the scene in Clue where they find the dead body again after finding so many dead bodies and they're just like, go to the other room, see the dead body. It's like, she's Muslim. Does that count? We'll find out. We'll see. We'll see how hungry they are. We'll do it for science. But yeah, I just love, I love the lore building of like the trolls are, they follow all these old rules. Like he's putting tires under bridges because trolls live under bridges, obviously. Yeah. Yeah. You know, and it's like, oh, they eat the bones of, or they smell the blood of a Christian man. It's like that's what sets them off. And then he comes walking into the big, like the, the bear suit that's like a suit of armor. I think, yeah, when he's under the, yes, because he has to take the blood from the troll. And so to do that, he has this giant, ridiculous syringe. Yeah. Just goofy. Yeah. Just goofy. I can tell they had a lot of fun making the movie, but it's, it's good. It's a romp. Yeah, it is. And yeah, it hits on all those, to me, I mean, I put the word Tolkien -esque in my notes of like, it hits the Tolkien -esque tropes. I mean, obviously it goes further than that, further back from that, like folk tales of trolls, but you also, I got to put like the Hobbit vibe, you know, the trolls turning into stone. Turning into stone. Yeah. But with like a tinge of bureaucracy. Yeah. There's a little bit of like that sort of, I don't know, pseudo X -Files thing of like, we've got to cover this up, you know, the government's got to step in and never happened. But, you know, of course that's exactly what it would look like if the government did have a troll hunting agency is he would have to fill out this form of like troll extermination. Yeah. But yeah, it's not some guys in some bad -ass car in black suits, it's like some guy in a Saab with a vest on like, oh yeah, let me see your footage over there. I'm going to have to delete your camera. It also reminded me somewhat of Blade where they're like fighting some old, you know, folkloric beast with like all the tech of today. It was just like, but on a shoestring budget, like Blade and Whistler where they're like, we're not exactly the March of Dimes or Hellboy. Yeah. We're just grabbing stuff. Well, no, Hellboy had a whole, you know, like a group behind him. I don't know, Blade had some cool tech though. Blade did. And a bad -ass car. But they were, you know, just a shoestring budget trying to, they're upset that their department doesn't get more funding. Right. They're like, this is what we got. He's just, he's like, I'm tired. I don't get vacation. Like, I just, I don't care. Yeah, you can film me. I don't care. I go where I'm needed. Great weather. I have that in my notes. I was like, I feel like Travis. I'm watching Sun and like in for my like rating, it's like, this is good weather. This is like good, foggy, rainy weather. I love it. And you know, they cut to like the mountains and the kind of cool, misty, you know, again, like Lord of the Rings vibe, the cool, misty mountains. And it's like good weather, you know? Yeah. I felt right at home in this flick. And I love, like you said that. Yeah, I've been saying that for years. You said like Quint from Jaws. That's exactly what I was thinking, too, is that when they have to, when they were filming him from afar, you know, found footage films are kind of difficult to do ever since what Blair Witch Project, obviously quintessential. Cloverfield also did it well. I love a giant kaiju monster. Paranormal activity? I have never seen any of the paranormals. Well, maybe I'm kind of a giant pussy. Come on. OK, well, hey, we got October coming up. That's true. But I think there's oh, I might have seen the end of quarantine, the one where there's like zombies. There's like a fire or something and news crew goes in there and they have to close. They have to quarantine the building or something. They're like, shit, there's something in here with us. I think I've seen that. Maybe. So I've heard good things about that. And it was a remake of a foreign film, I think. But those Quarantinos. Yes. But I hadn't seen a found footage from Robert Rodriguez's band. Yeah, I hadn't seen a found footage film in a while. And this one was actually the reason I got Netflix, because I was stealing my brother's Netflix. He was trying to watch something at the same time. And I was like, ah, fuck it. Fine, I'm going to buy it. So I watched this whenever it was on Netflix and I had heard good things about it. Which it's not anymore. Yeah, it's not. Couldn't find that anywhere. Bastards. Yeah, but I love the the fact that, you know, with not a huge budget, they're able to do more with less. I mean, all their money obviously went into the special effects and the trolls, which looked damn good. They looked really good. Yeah. You would think with this on paper, you're like, this is not going to be great. But it. Yeah, it looked lovely. It's a huge, giant fucking Godzilla troll at the end. First of all, where the fuck is he sleeping? Like how is he in the mountains? He's in the mountains. Yeah. But God, that thing's dick as big as a 40 foot long school bus. I don't know. I'm at school. I just said bus. I don't know why I said school bus. But yeah, I loved Hans in it. He was just fed up and was like, fuck this. But I was very pleasantly surprised when I saw it. And then there's a pseudo, not a sequel exactly, but kind of along the same vein, a movie named Just Troll came out in 2022.
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A highlight from Sauternes, gesprek met een wijnboer
"Bonjour, je luisten manne podcast van Frankkreig Benedor .nl, de website voor je ve kann sie een Frankkreig mit insider tips, vlogs, road trips, race forale, ebooks, en nyck booken se vos Frankkreig Benedor und daket andere Frankkreig. Well, since 2019, het best voor koch de racebok auf van Frankkreig is. Ich den Druckhauen auf, in den dese podcast fotelige meine Vahringen, beit Weindorp Soternen, in des Jorunde, wer keins unverwagte Masterclass Soternen kreig, een het hek van de Weindemein, tal pål näste reine meer de Weingard, van het berunde setteu die Kemme Soternelar. Lauste jemme? Bländerende do mei photos, staute den ik ob de photos, die beit dese podcast hore, een die eu konsin ou Frankkreig Benedor und Denel, sledge Soternen. Ich muss de bein mit een tourist denke een een besondereland muting, een sokt naavat een teigringen, in de notitzigstiek Maestermark. Een die krabwalsvaar een nuch, voor een unvergeitelke Herringring, een om die Wir up nieuw opte halle, een es salves am Bloch, een dese podcast hau verte marken. Ich vobleve in 2018 de Weinstreib bekadie Jag en Luppe Jag, wir eken sitat gewurt in een Luppe Jag en om geven, voor een trauwels primmer weinig magt, een och sutte, salves een Soternen, een de andere kand van der Geron. Et een sokt moi om geven kommt de wandel, auf te vietse, een die screeflal is een pebblochs auf. Een kat man jaan voorstelt, om een road trip ne de andere kand van der veer de Geron, een bei Sotern ter en wandel. Een was een moi een sunder gedag, een wer een de richt een Soternen, een det werat berunde chateau dikem. Een die besundere wien sateau bei Soternen, is van muss van wer een de fantastie zu wijnen die een van dan kommt, maar die voorne gebaunensteer verling, nagen och ombetal bas een gewurt. Een wilder dar och nieter turm, de sutte Soternen van dikem te pruve een te koppe, maar och meer de wandel doer der een honden twee ektaar wijn geade, rondet vraegen kastel, een ik wird ob dimenee pruve van de maargesweer van chateau dikem. Om een een die det geave, ist een een fles een een een een een erle van chateau dikem feld för een peis van hundred seven ten thousand dollar, een die dame ert dueste wittewijn een een sozijn. Een een fles van de de meen wild bemächtege, dan beegen gerendeert tusse de 300 euro een meerkreit, een een fles een top jaare is een hjellen maarland betalbar. Deus een zu roit een mit een jom geaving is, die een een glaasje die keem am bit, greip de keans, mein beider han de an. Tur een niefe van chateau dikem was, busslaut die Autotupakkeere, op een paren kilo meitre wordet kastell. So that ik mit maarjan een moor je wanderinger tusse konne maak. Een een de dame hundred sixteen een, saare ik en kastellje, een tusse de meuren de werglagen grastrauk, een die leek mein pefekt, om de Autotupakkeere. Een stonde vooret, op dappel meen för meitre taar wan bakenden, chateau Raymond Lafon. Op een mein dat wer aat stappen, klonke een de anderkand van de moor, two kinder steem, die hart, bonjour eep. Tur een spijle van de tek sage, wer two kinder, heerlek speteren mit vater, een ge niete van de spijle in de zon. Een flakken naak, klonke norgen bonjour, wer dese keer, van de moor je tonke braunen steem, van de man die van heutet haus, neu de pårlieb. Een frug, op een voor een wein pruvreikvam. Een ich haaf irk an, dar ik eingrk pakkere, omme van der lingt du de wein gander ich die kämte mag. De van staxen hant eut, een stelle de sie för as Pierre Mesler. Een vite all de trot, stad de two kinders een klankeindre vare, een niet sommer klankeindre, man een zum ou, een träiling dus. De naar bok hond de frindre kapje, fål er te klätsje, avus een dochter een tres jauns, die nuss amen mit hem vraan vorlek för domijn zijn. Een för te trot, stad de familiar Mesler, een chateau de monle van runt, sind seit in nineteen tween soverdag kot, naar det er välje järre, aus meneser van Böhmann chateau die kemmat gewegt, te värlei rechting het reen meder chateau in de Väthewes. Een haad dus een gudlerse hålgåd, een magte nu sällett mit se kindere prägte gewijn. Een een lok standa vey rämmer hälle för med karte präte, een krär een läsje väinmäkka das är tom soteren ging. Een zau läder nägt dat de France vät vorsgräft, tat maximaat dri dräve sårte för de soteren mågå bor gebragt. Re sän de simonjeon, de sovenjeon and de muskadel. Een bäi räumär lafångebragt se taktter percent simonjeon, een twenty percent sovenjeon, een där vär spjär bålle trödsopp. The dräve vå de väin vär soteren mår lädgeplugt, een där dår, on stät es och nände ärle der Rotting, bär dår de dräve för välle saukes kräge, een de väin, dös uttersmäakt de unikis. Dår de dräves längmågte lätter räipin komminatsi mit de lirgen van de väingräde, on stät des ärle erotting. Een de plukt diegät hälve sächter, een med hände, een med de lärge obrensbestag, sårtet vån dår järven är 3, tot våt ting av meer käre, tat ergeplukt med våre. Een de consequence järs, tär det äntal bräubär dräuver pär väinstag eraglägis. De komminatsi mit de lägge obrensst, het händverg een de frägna rit sår väinen, magt det är präis hågis. Een måi det täi, ist dat såppen demäinen lismet fräule kar plukkes värke, on dat det är gläinen vängersheb, een vår sächter gätt värgän bäi plukke. De väin gät det vån sächter är är mån lafan, lige pån näst die vån sächter dikem, een eppen opervlakte vän 18 hectare, een läver järngs Ångr vi 20 ,000 flässen up. Eer sächten hectare är in productsi, een die häfte an obrengs van Ångr vi neger hectoliter per hectare. Een är sächket gute pånd här, tän ist de norren min så terren, dat de obrengs per hectare Ångr vi väven 20 hectolitres. Tvär det bäi rämån lafan dös någ een 10 hectolitres, een dat komt när opa gläsvein per väinstag. De väin van är sächter rämån lafan vån nände plukke at een lög 3 jär ob njua autofatten van frans eikha häutgelaget vår dat det gebotteltoord. Een är gåde så tän köin häutgelaget vår det gebotteltoord, een är gåde så tän köin nände plukke at een lög 3 jär opa gläsvein per hectare. De väin van är sächter rämån lafan dös någ 3 jär opa gläsvein per hectare. Een är gåde så tän köin nände plukke at een lög 3 jär opa gläsvein per hectare. De väin van är gåde så tän köin nände kokkij sän jag. 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Fresh update on "han" discussed on Bloomberg Daybreak Asia
"Everybody across illegally now senate majority leader chuck schumer delivered a message aimed directly at the house speaker mccarthy the only way the only way out of a shutdown is bipartisanship and bike constantly adhering to what the hard right wants you're aiming for a shutdown they wanted you know it you can stop it and little senator lindsey graham says the senate c r does by sometimes the c r that gets us to november will probably a smaller version of what we need uh... in november of whatever the time period we're gonna need some funding and some policy changes for the border and that will give us about six weeks to work package out a so bought a border one and all meanwhile if you're looking for the direction of what the republicans actually want you're not alone it was about spending at first then ukraine aid and today the border bloomberg's julie fein says it just keeps moving well i mean at this point you can't get anything through a goal post if the goal post keeps on moving i think right now everybody is trying to prove their point but to what avail and that leads to the republican debate tonight bloomberg's ryan also beckwith on balance of power with julie says shutdown well it's going to be a major topic it has to be nikki haley has already come out on bloomberg television and said that it would be irresponsible and a bad idea and would hurt taxpayers but she also said that they need to rein in spending however they can at that message a little bit uh... but we saw the centers mister cheerleading for it calling up some members of congress on that house republican side and purging them to stay the course and donald trump holds a rally again about the same time u s soldier travis king who entered north korea without permission in july is now back in u s custody he was expelled from the north korea to china went through south korea now in a plane were told back to the u s diplomats from sweden which acts as a u s intermediary in north korea helped with the transfer and all the giant pandas at washington dc's national being zoo taken are back to china after 50 years of a nice nice relationship back to china by december with the expiration of a three the latest three -year agreement the the same happening is in atlanta san diego and memphis global news powered by more than hundred analysts journalists in over one hundred twenty countries in san francisco i met backster and this is bloomberg back to hong kong brian all right ed thank you ten minutes here past the hour let's get to our guest han kun g at united overseas bank well the msci all country index had its ninth is straight decline is the longest losing streak in a dozen years if i had to pick a boogeyman i'll pick two it would be higher interest rates and higher yields in the s u and the property crisis in china neither looks to be resolved soon so where are morning brian well i guess that's the tree boogeyman for you if i can add uh uh... two more uh... which is basically the ongoing slow down in china and of course the no higher or prices as well i mean uh... the long and short of it is heading into the fourth quarter with a longer and growing list of uh... negative drivers that are weighing down weighing down whether it's equity markets or or risky assets across the world so investors just need to be very conscious of the negative drivers that that may push markets down over the near term just if we unpack some one of these at a time with let's have a look at china for example we're heading into golden week there's a lot of uh... discussion about how important this is going to be in terms of what we learn from consumer sentiment to travel spending that sort of thing if expectations don't live up to what is hoped actions of that well golden week cuts two ways on the surface we would expect a big bump in consumer spending in traveling within china uh... but then again it interrupts production that's the other half of the problem nobody really talks about all your activity numbers should drop as factories close or wind down across golden week the other problem is if you look at the granularity yes the chinese will travel within the country that provide should a boost but effectively foreign travel into china is still a trickle to the big recovery across the world so that spending and travel related spending is not that uniform in terms of recovery yeah we've seen a lot of selling in risk assets uh... as uh... it's related to all of this uh... we can note that uh... for china well if you look at the hanxing index is down from thirty thousand over the past couple of years to seventeen thousand six hundred so there's a lot of pain that's already been been expressed there china has also been a little bit of a struggle and we know that property prices and property developers have been slammed even if you look at the u s small caps down forty percent from uh... about a two or two -and -a -half year high so you have to ask yourself whether or not you know it's been enough pain already reflected or whether or not you think there's a lot more to come correct so that the thing is just uh... if u look forward uh... i would say most of that news is out there in a sense that these are all known risks known unknowns that have been out out there um... the question objectively is how does the market uh... just to hire you i mean if you want to pin it down to that singular pain point is basically hire you translating to higher cost of funds higher operating costs so all this pain that's going through markets right now from an economic point of view is financial markets adjusting to a higher cost of fund um... the problem is we're not sure how the different industries adjusted that because some industries will have a bit more difficulty and in our economic parlance there will be higher credit costs meaning there may be defaults and that's why that market is volatile at this stage so we've got high yields we've got high rates as well there must be a temptation strong to be sitting in cash at the moment yes there has to be there strong is a temptation sitting anywhere between money markets and treatments because no matter what that's your shortest so -called duration and shortest risk it does not make allocation that easy that is correct so so what what part of do the curve you like do where are you deploying fresh capital well i think a lot of the corporates we are speaking to in terms of where they are how should i say looking to hedge or issue more debt is basically the middle part of the bucket which is the two anywhere between two to five years that's where it is still most liquid that's where it is still you know very good two -way uh so -called flow so from an investment point of view you should get good uh debt issuance and and funding coming through in those those buckets and and those tenors are technically not long enough to cause significant damage to your portfolio if you it do get wrong and you know your 10 -year pops than a 10 basis point you mentioned the oil price a little bit earlier on and we've seen a big pop in the last 24 hours west texas right now above 94 a barrel uh where do you see the price heading from here and what are
The Voicebot Podcast
A highlight from The Evolution of Conversation Design in the ChatGPT Era Part 2 - Voicebot Podcast 338
"This is episode 338 of the VoiceBot Podcast. Today we have part two of our special edition on how generative AI is changing conversation design. Rebecca Evanhoe, Micah Coppins, Kane Sims and Hans van Dam share their thoughts on the evolution of conversational AI and the impact of chat GPT. Hello everyone out there in VoiceBot Nation. I'm Brett Kinsella, your host of the VoiceBot Podcast. We're back at it with another expert commentary on the evolution of conversation design for six years. We've brought you many amazing guests and this week we have four conversation design experts, all of whom have previously appeared as featured guests on the podcast. Today we have them offering new insights on how conversation design is changing and in particular the impact of chat GPT and large language models on current practices. Now this is part two of our series on the evolution of conversation design. Don't miss part one which featured Micah Groenewegge, Tom Hewittson, Peter Isaacs and Karen Gushansky. You can find all of their commentary in episode 336. Also, don't miss the upcoming Unparced Conference. It's just later in July. It's actually just in a few days now once you start listening to this. It's focused on the state of conversation design. Oh, by the way, this is online and in person in London, right? And it's focused on the state of conversation design is a practice in a profession so you can join even if you can't make it to London. And I hope you will. I'm presenting new data about conversation designers and design, but the real draw is really going to be the leaders in the conversational AI industry, such as Karen Gushansky, Rebecca Evanhoe, Lisa Falcson, Hans van Dam, Ellen Nichol from Rasa, Stephanie Reimer from Verizon, Dr. Lisa Preck from IBM, many, many more. I'm sure you're going to like it. If you use the code VOICEBOT when registering, you get two tickets for the price of one. So sign up and bring a friend for free. The deal is for both online and in person formats. And this is ridiculously inexpensive. It's just 99 pounds to attend online. That means it's actually 50 pounds because you get the one free. If you go in person, it's only $249. And actually they give you food as well. And they're renting a space and everyone's coming in. So that's like essentially $125. So this is like really affordable. I hope you can join us. I think it's going to be a great community event. It's going to be great content, some useful insights. Just go to bit .ly forward slash unparsed 2023. That's bit .ly forward slash unparsed lowercase 2023. Register there. Don't forget to use the code VOICEBOT for your free ticket. Okay. Today's guests are leaders and practitioners of conversation design. Micah Coppins is vice president of product at Open Dialog AI, where she started as head of UX and conversation design in 2020. She was a product designer at Zap Media, Labwork, Smartly AI, also a UX consultant at Applause. Micah was also my guest on episode 284 of the VOICEBOT podcast. Rebecca Evanhoe is the co -author of the popular book Conversations with Things, UX Design for Chat and Voice, published by Rosenfeld Media. She is a visiting assistant professor at the Pratt Institute in New York, where she teaches a graduate course on conversational UX design. She also has a background as a conversation design consultant at AWS, was a voice user interface designer at Mobiquiti, a writing instructor at University of Florida, many, many more experiences in her professional life.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "han" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
"Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center our trailblazing just ask what if leading the world through 50 years of cancer expertise and we've brought it all to you at Sibley Memorial Hospital and Suburban Hospital Johns Hopkins Medicine world -leading cancer care in your community hopkinscancerdc .org want to know what's truly transformational about zero trust it's not the cyber security itself as most people think says Han Song Bae public sector chief technology officer for Zscaler US government solutions it's the process of rolling it out and scaling it Bay explained to Federal News Network at its 2023 cyber leaders exchange presented by Karasoft when a lot of the vendors are cloud doesn't -first matter that it's cloud -first or not honestly but when you are cloud -first you don't need to make infrastructure you changes don't need to rack and stack equipment you don't have to modify your routing to steer traffic this way or the other way so the usual bottlenecks of adopting traffic infrastructure changes goes away so if your location independent if your network independent and your device independent think how fast you can roll that out want expert advice and help with cybersecurity at your agency RediScaler, Karasoft and their reseller partners are at the ready to listen to the full discussion visit federalnewsnetwork com and search cyber leaders. 638 traffic and weather on the 8th and back to the traffic center and Dave RediScaler .com Thanks for watching. A good day. A good day. A good day. A day. good A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good good day. A day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good day. A good Congestion remains through Alexandria but you're good at the Bay Bridge and getting better on 95 southbound into Laurel the crash the on shoulder. BW Parkway traffic still heavy southbound through Laurel 270 we're down to brief delays now northbound passing through Montgomery County. Dave Doldine WTOP traffic. Let's get back to Steve Ruden
The Dan Bongino Show
Bongino Predicts Sen. Tim Scott Is Actually Running for Vice President
"Now there's something going on here I think And I'm not speaking with any insight information Let me be absolutely clear If this was shared with me I 100% could not share with you because it would be unethical and moral and just stupid But I know a lot of the players in this and I found it really interesting Tim Scott jumps in and the response from the Trump team was very laudatory was very like hey man welcome to the race Good to have you I think Tim Scott may be running for vice president I'm going to tell you why This is just a theory and I could be wrong and I swear to you I have no inside a baseball on this but as an astute observer of the political ecosystem here What is the media hate more than Donald Trump And I thought you said they didn't hate anything No no there's one thing He's literally raising his hand Like not thinking of it He said his hand raised You get to cheat You heard on the podcast There is one thing the media hates more than Donald Trump I know you're going to find this surprising It's black Americans No yes no absolutely Defund the police They're against school choice charter schools Therefore poverty programs like snap and tan if they keep people on welfare for generations they hate black Americans They can't stand them White Americans who take these programs do They hate everyone who's poor But they really really hate black Americans Now wow that's a crazy thing to say Is it You sure Just look at everything they do to make sure black Americans don't advance in our prosperous But there's even something Jim you may know they hate more than black Americans and what is that That is black conservative Americans My gosh they have a special degree of Hans Gruber level hatred for black Americans
Good One: A Podcast About Jokes
"han" Discussed on Good One: A Podcast About Jokes
"Yeah. Yeah, okay. He's pretty apolitical. So now it's time for the final segment of the show. It's called the laughing round. It's like a lightning round, but because it's a comedy podcast, it's called the laughing route. I like it. Danny, if you have a favorite joke joke, like a street joke? Well, I have a joke that is, I think it's just a generic joke. I don't think I wrote it, but I've used it for years and it never fails. Did you hear about the mom and the dad who found out their ten year old boy was visiting S&M site? And the mom said, what are we going to do? And the dad said, well, we can't spank him. He's not a street joke, Kevin, or did you know what? That is. That's just one that we don't know where it came from. But I don't know where these jokes come from. Yeah. The one I've always liked. I know a couple dirty ones, but this one is, you know, this guy is a gambler, actually he's in Vegas. I haven't told this for a while. But this guy comes out of a casino because let's say this guy goes, hey buddy, you got $500. I got borrow. My wife's got it going for emergency surgery. I need the $500. And the other guy goes, you know, how do I know if I give you these $500? You're not going to spend it on gambling. He goes, oh, I got gambling money. Okay, I have one that's done as George W. Bush. An outsized laugh that I actually have contempt for the audience, how big the laugh is for how stupid the joke is. He's George W. Bush. Two Irish men walk out of a bar. It could happen. Frankie laugh. Every time it's like, I don't even know what's wrong with the audience. That is a thing when the audience laughs at something that you think is kind of hacky. You go, okay, anything they laugh at now, they're disqualified. The whole show is disqualified. Robert, did you have one? Oh man, I'm trying to think of one that's short. Not long, filthy ones. 5 Jewish women are eating lunch at a busy. Restaurant. The waiter approaches the table and nervously and says to them. Good afternoon, ladies. Is anything okay? You see because they're gonna complain. That's a Jewish stereotype that only I can do. Well, I did my Irish drunk. Yeah, I figured I would do it. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Is there a joke or sketch or impression that you wish you could steal? Like something someone else did, you were like, I wish that was in my set, I wish I did that on the show, anything in the I wish that was mine. I've already stolen everything I need. I do most of Kevin's act, but we're not in the same city. I remember, I remember when I first started off doing stand up, I would see all these great comics go on. One after another at the improv of the comedy store. And I was just starting out. I really had no material. And they had a lot of material, and I thought, if they would each give me one joke. One joke. It's not gonna hurt them. Then I'd have like 20 minutes and I could make a living. But no. No, they wouldn't do it. No. No. So I had to take their jokes. Yeah, yeah. Change him a little bit. Every now and then I'll see jiminy glick and I'll he's so quick and funny and I'll be like, why couldn't I think of that for triumph? Do any of you have a short story of an interaction of a legendary comedian living or dead that you're willing to share? Well, I've always been a fan of Amy Kaufman. Oh, you have to meet Andy? Yeah, I used to work at the improv as a bartender and stand up there. That's where I started. But any coffin would hang out there. And I loved everything he did because he was so unique. And so absurd. And I always want to talk to him, but I was afraid that one day he was standing out in front of the improv, and he was leaning against the wall. And I knew he was into TM, meditation. And so I went up to him and I said, Andy, what can you tell me about TM? I'm really thinking about getting into it. And he talked for like a half an hour, but really didn't look at me. He was looking at the traffic going by. And I was not really even listening to him. I was just looking at the moles on his face. I was trying to connect them and thinking, wow, I wonder where that mole, which mole came up first, I wonder. You know, it's a whole thing about malls. And I just want to look at his face, you know? I didn't care about meditation. That's amazing. Every now and then I meet some celebrity that I have so much reverence for that I can't wait for it to be over because I'm afraid of saying something stupid. It's like this part of me that like, okay, okay, this is going fine. Okay, okay. How do we stop? A lot of tension. I read for spinal tap, very nervous, young. I was going to be the drummer. And I came in and it was Christopher Guest, Rob Reiner, who are the other two. Are you sure? With blond hair. Michael. Well, they're sitting there. And I go, I just feel nervous 'cause you guys are all in here and know each other, and I'm coming in like this. And they just, it seemed like they did it like the Marx brothers immediately. All right. And so they all left the room. Just quickly walked out. I'm sitting there, and then they wait a little bit, and then they came in, feel better now. But they like me well enough to put me in the film and Billy Crystal played mine waiters in that room. That's right. That's amazing. Yeah. So that's where I know you from. Here the whole time thing. We're now I know this guy from. Hey, hey. You're getting a box getting the box. I'm Billy Crystal. This is a bad Billy Crystal. I'd say meeting Steve Martin. Yeah, that was like Robert's story. Like just too much, you know, and that he maybe my fourth season, I was doing Regis or at some point I was doing Regis and he walked up to me during the week. He was hosting. And kind of expressed this admiration for what I was doing on the show and that character in specific. And I think it was Mark Twain that said, I can dine out on a good compliment for two months. I could just die now. Knowing that, yeah, that happened to me with Steve Martin. I wrote this holiday wish sketch for him. My second year at the show when he hosted, they keep playing it on. They play it on the Christmas episodes every year, but that was just in any set. It's very rare I get a monologue written for me like that. Was that the one we're not going to phone it in tonight? No. That's like my favorite thing ever that I got involved in, but now this was like, if I had one wish to make this holiday season, that one that gets sillier and sillier. It's really good. But that was, yeah, that was, I guess, meeting Don Rickles, you guys have all probably had an encounter with Don Rickles. What's the first insult he did to you? Like for me, it was hello rabbi. Which I found that later is what he uses on a lot of Johnson. He looked at me. Of a gorilla. First thing he said to me. Don't impress him a gorilla. And you start laughing, you want to be insulted more and more or whatever, not even. He's near a famous one he did to Farley when Farley was in the audience. Do you remember this? I don't know. There's so many. I'm sorry. We all worship rickles. Johnny Carson was another one for me, because if you did the Johnny Carson show The Tonight Show, that kind of validated you as a stand up. I remember the first time I did it, I came out there, and then I went over to the new panel, the invited me to panel. And we're coming back to the commercial and about 30 seconds later, he's laughing. I can still see the cigarette smoke coming out of his lungs from lane. He took a drag during the commercial break. 30 seconds later, he laughs, and I see this just Brown kind of
Good One: A Podcast About Jokes
"han" Discussed on Good One: A Podcast About Jokes
"Is in place. Very well. Set the plan into motion. The member I want choice girl Lim. It shall be done. And don't forget. The entire man. I think I heard you correctly, you said, don't forget to hurt the environment. I told you. Wow, you're laying it on. All right. Ralph is petting a button marked Kurt environment. He laughs villainously. Our 6 bikers led by Hans and Franz with passing highway signs. Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park, Grand Canyon, a road sign with a picture of a large beer Stein reads Stein museum featuring Herman the German glockenspiel. The bike turns off the freeway. Exterior Stein museum day, Hans and Franz are exiting with their friends, all armed with new souvenirs and steins. They turn a corner and enter. Screening room day, interior, Roger Ebert. Let's just there's some older references here. Yeah. Roger Ebert famous movie reviewer had a show. Originally it was Cisco. Cisco and ebert. We were going to do that. Yeah. Roger Ebert is watching the Hans and Franz movie taking notes. Hans Frank and their friends all enter. How do you like it? Holding up quite well wouldn't you say? Well, not much is really happened yet. Didn't think too sketch characters could sustain this long in you. Ebert shrugs. This is vanda. Right. I saw. Yeah, Blake, colon, Sam. How you doing? I really should get back to what Pablo, you up to. Angle on the screen. Ebert is up to the beginning of this scene with France entering and that's questions. Angle on Hans and Franz watching the scene with interest. Yeah. Yeah, this is the good part. Right here. Listen to look at this. This is very enjoyable. Yeah. All right, everyone. Let's leave him alone. Yeah, let's go. They noisy exit, ebert's size then looks to camera. It is good. Oh man. Good lord, that is low. Exterior highway later, the tandem bike rolls along. It now carries ten people, including a businessman at ten year old girl and the cartoon headed mascot from the Stein museum. I am here with Dana Carvey, Kevin nealon and Robert Michael, thank you for joining me. You're welcome. Pleasure. So before I talk about the movie, I want to talk about
The Eric Metaxas Show
Larry Loftis: "The Hiding Place" Only Tells 10% of the Story
"You were doing your research, you were just talking about the basics of the story are known to many of us. Again, I know some people, a lot of times when I write a book like 7 women or 7 men, I'm doing it to wet people's appetite to pique their interest piu. In the subject so that they'll read the whole book because you just think, wow, I never heard of Cory ten boom. And what kind of a weird name is that? Parentheses. It's a Dutch weird name. The Dutch have, they have some weird names. But you determined that the hiding place didn't tell the whole story. So what parts of the story did the hiding place not cover? I mean, let's just start there. Yeah. Yeah, my upshot after I finished all of the research was that it told less than 10% of the story. And I felt what a ripoff I just kidding. That's kind of amazing. I'm sorry to interrupt the other 90 percent. And so that's why I mentioned, I'll give you a couple of names three names, for example. What was completely omitted in the Cheryl's biography was this guy Hans poly who I just told you about the first person in there. He's the one that got them involved in the resistance. He felt guilty. He was 18. He wanted to help. He got involved in the resistance. And then he had to tell Cory because it puts them at risk. He's hiding in their home. And the resistance gave him a fake ID. They gave him little assignments. He was going to be a courier and since he was a boy, he had to dress up as a girl, so they'd put a wig on him and address, to run, courier messages. That's am biblical, by the way. I think deuteronomy and leviticus expressly says you don't do that kind of stuff. You've got to cut that right away. So he had to go on these errands. Anyway, he felt like I've got to tell Cory because if I get caught, they're going to raid the house. They're going to arrest everybody because they know I'm involved. And then they gave him a gun. The resistance gave him a gun and said, okay, your next assignment is to shadow a Gestapo agent, a notorious Gestapo agent that we're thinking about taking out.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Yeonmi Park: I Sold My Own Mother to Survive in China
"That story you tell in the book in order to live, it's extremely moving. I don't want you to tell it now because I want people to buy the book and read the details. So. For a little while, your mother's there, your father's there. You still don't know where your sister is. You are still in this sexual slavery with this pimp. And what happens next? He loses all his money from gambling. Okay, so we keep forgetting, I forgetting. We're dealing with big criminals, so he's big into gambling, and he loses everything. Yeah. So he couldn't even give us a few cents of money to buy food in China. So I couldn't buy my mother some water. The meters on the water. And if you don't pay the bill, the water doesn't come in. So open the water tiny little bit. So the mirror will not run. And even that comes out. So in paradigm, we can able to get a little bit of water. So I could even get my mom water. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, we're not talking about North Korea. We're talking about China. This is China. Wow. So I had to serve my mother because I couldn't feed her in China. So you had to sell your mother. This is in the book. To whom? A farmer in the countryside or Han Chinese or other Chinese. Okay, this brings us to the forced abortion policy. Tell us. One child policy that Communist Party implemented in country that resulted a lot of people choosing boys over girls. Okay, so killing the baby girl in the womb because they went out of the room. They flipped the baby. If the girl was born, a lot of them were poor, they could not get the sonogram. So when you give birth, girl comes up, what do you do? You just flip them, baby can not breathe. That's how they kill the baby. They're on baby. The parents will kill their own baby if it was a girl. Because they are gonna get punished.
The Dan Bongino Show
Dave Rubin: Optimistic Energy by Republicans in D.C.
"Dan it's good to be with you I should tell you my friend I am in the swamp right now I am in D.C. so if I don't sound like my normal chipper Floridian happy self you'll know why man I'm sorry to hear that I mean Dave is a Florida resident Once you move to Florida it's really hard to travel back Now did the cold weather hit you like it did me the first time I didn't go back to New York for maybe I don't know two years or so after I moved to Florida it was about 45 dame I felt like Han Solo in Empire Strikes Back inserting Luke into the tauntaun because I was so damn cold Did it hit you hard that cold weather I do walk around with the lightsaber in case I have to slice open a tauntaun and I'll tell you those things stink man Yeah It's a whole other thing coming from Florida where of course the weather's been fantastic lately but you know just that you know the stand just that general sense in Florida where everybody's just walking around like man we're doing it right here in the energy I have to say in D.C.'s defense the weather has actually been pretty decent And there is a feeling I've interviewed about I think 14 Republicans in the last two days we did reach out to about 20 Democrats as well We got no responses from Democrats but basically every Republican I asked to talk to said yes And there's a feeling here that you know Republicans maybe are going to start turning this thing around I interviewed McCarthy at the capitol yesterday In front of a studio audience and he seems to have a good agenda and we've had chip Roy and Ron Johnson and Thomas massie and Matt Gaetz and a whole bunch of other people and everyone does feel like hey maybe we can do a little something here as opposed to just Republicans that get in saying the right thing and never accomplish anything So I've been feeling pretty good actually
AP News Radio
Russia attacks continue on various Ukraine fronts
"Ukraine's presidential office reports at least two civilians have been killed and 9 more wounded in Ukraine in the last 24 hour period. The next governor pavlo caire lenko says Russian forces shelled 13 Ukrainian controlled cities and villages in the area damaging a total of two schools and 40 buildings battles for the city of Baku continue keeps army is fighting Russia's Wagner group over the northern districts of the city, trying to avert attempts at encirclement in the neighboring new Hans region, the Russian armies trying to break through the Ukrainian defenses with the fighting at concentrated near the city of Crimea and a nearby village, while in the south the Russian forces shelled residential areas of curse in 13 times, damaging residential buildings and wounding one person. I'm Charles De Ledesma
AP News Radio
German arms industry seeks clarity on Ukraine weapons orders
"Germany's defense industry says it's ready to increase its production, but it needs a clearer idea of what to produce, including the kinds of arms and ammunitions needed by Ukraine. Ukraine was the third largest importer of arms in 2022, according to Swedish think tank, cipri that's because Russia's invasion triggered a big flow of military aid to here from the west. However, Ukraine has also purchased equipment with its own money or funds provided by allies, but there are concerns particularly over the rate at which Ukraine is using ammunition, which is straining western arms industries to supply for Ukraine as well as their own countries, the head of Germany's arms manufacturing industry, Hans Christopher, told the AP what's important for us as an industry is to get predictability. That means we have to be told which products are needed within which time. After initially hesitating to send lethal weapons to Ukraine, Germany has become one of Kyiv's biggest arm suppliers. I am Karen Chammas
The Charlie Kirk Show
Joe Allen and Charlie Discuss the Political Bias of ChatGPT
"Asked chat GPT write an essay why conservatives should not have free speech rights. And it's writing it. Says the right to free speech is fundamental right that is essential to a functioning democracy. However, conservatives should not have the same right, rights as other citizens. This is because conservative views often promote policies that are detrimental to the well-being, such as racism, sexism, and homophobia. When conservatives are allowed to express their views that consequence, it can lead to the spread of dangerous and hateful ideologies. This can lead to an increase in discrimination and violence against marginalized groups. It could also lead to a decrease in public trust and government and a decrease in public participation of political process. This all just took about 15 seconds, but Joe, you don't have to be, there's no longer speculation. This is going to be a super weapon for the woke. Absolutely. And it could go either way. I wouldn't be any more in favor of this technology if it was slanted conservative, although if we're going to live in some sort of technocratic nightmare, it should at least be politically balanced. It should at least be a place where you and I can live. But this is when chat GPT was first released. It was relatively unbiased. There was a segment on epic times television where a man I believe his name is Hans monk, entirely too excited about the technology, but he saw because he asked it, for instance, write an article about the Hunter Biden laptop story. And he described a resulting essay that was politically balanced that didn't really slant one way or the other and therefore was better than anything that you would see at The New York Times, which is true. He talked about how Wikipedia has become so slanted towards left wing bias, which is true, but he predicted them because at that time in early or mid December, when it was first released, it was relatively non biased. What seems to have happened in the interim is that probably two factors, one for sure, the other, I'm speculating on one, people undoubtedly within OpenAI started putting guardrails in place so that it wouldn't say anything racist, sexist or homophobic, or even anything conservative. Another thing that's probably happening though, as each user, you know, it had a million users within just a couple of days. As each user is responding to the resulting essays or poems or whatever, they are steering the system, right?
Mark Levin
Jan. 6 Hearings Start This Week: Let the Circus Begin
"It has to camouflage its unconstitutional criminal investigation An axios tells us again Because that's the go to They go to platform of at least one or two members of that committee or Stanford While others are resisting to overhaul the U.S. election system axios has learned the committee members are not Televised hearings begin Thursday night These members are lockstep about capturing America's attention I am filling a mountain of evidence Connecting former president Trump and those close to him with the attack on the capitol But the committee legacy depends on large part on what reforms it pursues after those hearings To prevent another January 6th from happening and that's where the united front breaks down So already rights let's see Jonathan Swan and Hans Nichols we don't really need evidence It's just time for a party Let the circus begin
The Dan Bongino Show
Hans Von Spakovsky: The Purpose of the Hatch Act
"In fact I've given her name I think it's zuck buck's two Because remember what happened at what happened in the 2020 election was Mark Zuckerberg and these other liberals funneled $450 million almost exclusively into big democratic densely populated urban cities and areas to basically move the get out the vote campaign into government election offices because that's where the money went Well the same people who engineered that are now in control in the Biden White House And so Biden almost as soon as he gets in issues this executive order ordering All executive cabinet agencies and offices to prepare a plan to enhance voter registration in the next election And I think what they've done is basically now moved to get out the vote campaign into federal government offices And look Dan here's a problem with this of course And you look you know this remember when you were a Secret Service agent you had to operate right under the patch act That's the same Federal employees officials can engage in political activity but a lot of people are forgotten The reason that law was passed in 1939 was because of all these scandals it turned out that in the 1938 congressional elections like the ones we are coming up are these federal Roosevelt government officials particularly in the works progress administration We're using their power over federal benefits
The Dan Bongino Show
Hans Von Spakovsky: The Most Vulnerable Are Targeted by Federal Reps
"The people who are most vulnerable in our society are the people who are applying to federal agencies for everything from social security benefits to veterans benefits and there will be told by the people they're dealing with Oh by the way you need to register to vote Oh and you need to vote in the upcoming election Well even if those election officials don't say it I mean there's a federal official Don't say it What is the what are these people supposed to think Well gosh Yeah I better register to vote And boy I better vote for the party and control The White House The Biden administration because otherwise I might not get my benefit
The Dan Bongino Show
Hans Von Spakovsky: Analyzing Federal Agencies & Voter Registration
"That executive order they told all these cabinet agencies other offices submit your plans to The White House by September And yet none of those plans have been made public It's not only that there are refusing foia requests Listen I know for a fact personally because I've spoken to some of them state secretaries of state So these are the people that charge of running elections every state They haven't been told What these federal agencies are going to do They haven't been good information which of course look even if there's nothing nefarious about this and I think there is that's going to lead to all kinds of potential confusion and chaos as these federal agencies get involved is something they've never ever done which is voter registration Oh and by the way Dan this entire executive order is based on a complete and total lie If you read the order Biden says he's doing it because of the difficulties with voter registration and barriers to access to the polling places of voters particularly people of color There hasn't been any difficulties with voter registration In fact the Census Bureau The Census Bureau said that in the 2020 election voter registration in this country was higher than in the prior 5 presidential elections And look you keep your posts on news across the country If there were barriers keeping people at a polling place I think we would have heard about it
The Dan Bongino Show
Hans Von Spakovsky: American Voters Want Voter ID
"You can't have a constitutional republic where people are prevented from voting who are entitled to for any reason outside of illegal one Maybe they were fell into whatever it may be You know jail But what's weird about this is the left keeps going back to these overtly racist appeals to destroy voter integrity laws I say overtly racist times because if you said it about anything else you rightfully so would be called a bigot and a racist If I were to say to you Hans there's a library in your neighborhood but you have to be very careful when black people come in for a library card because they don't know how to fill out the application You'd be horrified like I'm hanging up this phone right now and I don't talk to idiots But yet that's what the left does with black voters Voter integrity measures we can't do that Black people don't know how to get on the Internet And I hear this stuff and I'm like my God this is 2022 People still talk like this on the left It's horrifying It is patronizingly racist And you know what's most interesting about that is that their constituents don't agree with them I mean just on the issue of voter ID where if you talk to progressive advocacy groups in Washington if you talk to people like check zoom or who say oh my gosh voter ID law is that they prevent black Americans from voting Actually the polling shows that Americans know matter their race No matter their party affiliation all things voter ID yeah of course That's right Requirement So they disagree with what the leaders of the Democratic Party are saying on there
The Dan Bongino Show
Hans Von Spakovsky: Ballot Drop Boxes Need to Be Investigated
"What do you make of a lot of these ballot box videos You know dinesh d'souza I'm sure you know he's got a movie coming out I've seen a lot of video it's apparently video footage from government recorded cameras And it appears I never jumped the conclusions I like to do my homework but dinesh is a very methodical guy And he has a bevy of videos here that appear to show what looks like a lot of shenanigans at these ballot boxes Hans this was a terrible idea from the start of ballot box I mean a really terrible idea at least at a polling location I see you I know it's Hans von smokowski voting coming in right there If you've got to commit fraud you got to do it in person A ballot box it's like an adding another element to an evidence chain And it's just bound to cause problems What do you make of the ballot boxes and this video coming out that's really disturbing Oh I think this needs to be seriously investigated because it raises all kinds of potential issues of fraud and ballot boxing And ballot stuffing And look the easiest way to understand how stupid this is is all these people who are in favor of ballot boxes If you said to them that the manager of a polling place at the end of the night was going to take the ballot box with all the ballots in it walk instead of taking it downtown where it needs to be counted Instead we're just going to go out and put it on the street On guarded on surveilled and just wait for somebody at some point to come by and pick it up take it down We would say you're crazy That's nuts That's what on guarded ballot boxes are
Ambitious Entrepreneur Show
"han" Discussed on Ambitious Entrepreneur Show
"Others as I taught myself and see the good in others. And that might have heard me tell the story of how I hired the most expensive, the most high level coach that I ever had and for many of you who know that I'm a Christian, I spent a lot of time in prayer going through forgiveness and yeah, it took months and months and months, years and fact, however, it's now the best thing that ever could have happened to me. The worst business failure ever was the best thing that ever happened to me because it gave me a, the kick up the backside that I needed. The shake up that I needed and because I took time to heal from it. Go trauma was no longer there. I was able to deal with it. And that's why today I want to share the 5 insights, the 5 ways the 5 things that I did that would enable you to move forward as it has made particularly if you are now at the end of a situation or maybe a number of situations or maybe if you're honest with yourself, you have not really established any projects or goals because the word goal in and of itself has you go, oh, I don't set goals. I just kind of go with the flow. Some of you are going with the flower, and that's okay. But if you're honest with yourself and say, you know what? I'm not setting goals. And I've heard one of my colleagues say this once after, you know, previous disappointment. She said, look, I'm not setting goals this year. Yet, last year I did that, and I felt miserably. So this year I'm playing at sight. I'm just going to go with the flow. And when she was honest with herself, she said, look, I really need to address this because I can't. Continue building my business, fearful that if I'm going to do something, it may not work out. Because you're going to try and protect yourself. No, none of you, none of us want to now do so guess what? If we don't try Han, we don't go hard and we don't, you know, go in with everything that we have and what we can do and the resources that we need, we're never going to surprise ourselves. You know, we haven't done a learning group. So anyway, let's dive into these 5 ways, these 5 insights. And I hope that there is helpful for you in your journey of dealing with this degree and loss. It really does feel like a grief and loss, particularly for those of us who are service based businesses and we want to make an impact in the world with their message with our methodologies because we know that we have the solution to support clients. Okay, so number one, you are not your results. Don't dwell on your disappointments. I'm going to say this again because it's so important. I just want you to let the sink in. You are not your result. Don't dwell on your disappointments. Because if you continue to dwell on your disappointments, whether you begin and for some of us and just go with me here, sometimes what we do is we start looking at, well, where did it go wrong? And that may have us point the finger at, well, this technology didn't work very well. We might point the finger at others, maybe our team members didn't work very well..
Mark Levin
Hans Mahncke Unsure if Jan. 6 Committee Would Have Access to Joffe's Data
"The FBI and the CIA had to know a hell of a lot more than they've let on Don't you agree That's my view as an old justice guy Absolutely So the indictment tells us that the information that was brought to the CIA unlike the one that was brought to the FBI included details of Trump's Internet traffic while he was in The White House so that's obviously the new thing here So they must have not taken very long to figure out how it is that sussman would know that Because well they knew who was supplying The White House with these DNS services and that was joffe And I'm sure they pieced it together very very quickly Not to be a conspiracy theorist of course by reading actual newspaper accounts to the American people But let me ask you this The January 6th committee seems to be a Nancy Pelosi obsession That is their obsession is with Trump surrogates family Friends acquaintances to try and prevent him from running again They have no interest in what Nancy Pelosi did or didn't do in protecting the capitol building My question to you would be would they have access to what joffe or joff had created as well Do you know The data No I mean I don't know specifically but the very idea that and this is now confirmed I mean that's in the indictment Sorry in the finding which is on top of the indictment The very idea that you have a private individual with a very very checkered past as I mentioned he was involved in mail order scams and all sorts of things The fact that such an individual had that level of access does make you wonder what else do you have access to And who else might have that kind of access He might not be the only
Mark Levin
Hans Mahncke Previews Upcoming Story on National Security Implications After Durham Report
"6th and I want to discuss that with you very briefly too very quickly There are a lot of people in jail right now who shouldn't be in jail We're not talking about violent offenders We're talking about people who trespassed and were parading While Hillary Clinton is out there enjoying herself these people are trying to get a trial date and if you dare to bring that up you're obviously part of a white supremacist militia group that supports violence Now the epic times is a wonderful news source I think Is this why the epic times came to be and why somebody like you is attracted to it to really push back against this sort of thing Yeah I was attracted to it before I vote for them but I was attracted to them for exactly that reason They just told it like it was The good the bad And it's just in there And we have a story coming out tonight kind of a follow-up on this Which talks about the national security implications of what Durham has revealed This is a big deal isn't it Really big deal Well you got the job Rodney joffre who had all this access And he's got a bit of a checkered history and you just kind of wonder why did this guy have all this access And then of course he went via Michael sussman Hillary temple's lawyer He went to the FBI he went to the CIA Why didn't anyone kind of raise a flag Red flag hey why do we have this private individual able to monitor the president's Internet traffic
This is Today
"han" Discussed on This is Today
"Tuesday may fourth twenty twenty one. I'm russ and here's what you need to know about today. Yeah it's star wars day. Why well for you. Non star wars fans out there and see it's may the fourth as in. May the force be with you or may the fourth be with you. Yeah the they turn into star wars day. And i'm glad they did. Because yeah we get to talk about things like hans solo shooting i or The changes that were were made to the movies. That just seem weird. Now as star wars was a great movie return of the jet. I empire strikes back all of the original three. Were definitely my favorites. But you know. I kind of like the new movies too. I know some of the Hardcore star wars fans are not fans of some of the new stuff. But get because you know why we get to see all these childhood heroes again and that to me is just awesome so It's sad that you know they're not gonna make any more with a you know lucan and sad that lay can't be in there any more because of her Carrie fisher's passing so we'll just you don't enjoy what we've got from star wars and just keep watching over and over again. Of course we've got like the mandalorian and stuff like that so good times right. I mean who doesn't love baby. Yoda also you can get a star wars insta pot and instability that essentially looks like rtd to You can even get one. That sorta got darth vader. Feel to it so guess what you can get a sale deal us today. Yeah they're on sale today as our Lay goes yes star. Wars lagos you. You should probably go. Check those out of your. They could about buying something. Today might be the day to do it because their sales everywhere on star wars stuff today all right. it's also national orange juice day today. And sadly i do not believe that orange juice is on sale. Yeah you're gonna pay whatever you're gonna pay for orange juice. Well what is great about orange juice. Well you know vitamin c. Write a source of antioxidants. But mitch may not have known. Is that it actually might help to prevent kidney stones. If you've never had kidney stones you do not want them twice in my life and they are not fun you. They are the furthest away from fun. Ouch that's all. I'll tell you what we'll go into the The awful details of the pain but yes it does not feel good so drinks oj j. I can also reduce elevated cholesterol. So that's another win for orange juice and you know if your heart's racing orange juice might actually help that as well and you know what if you want your heart to raise a little more. It tastes great with vodka and takes great with jen. So there you go now yes. There's the health benefits of orange juice. And i think we all know a little about that but there's also lots of sugar so you know drinking too much of it. Can lead to. Diabetes can lead to problems with regulating sugar things like that and it can lead to weight gain. So just be careful. Don't you know had in moderation. I guess we'll say okay. It is also bird day today and no. I'm not saying. Give the bird day today. i'm talking to you. Road rage randy. Yeah it's not about flipping people off it is about actual birds and you know i've got to tell you this whole being indoors thing like hanging out at my house working from home you know spending more time in my backyard. My appreciation for birds is just like gone up like a thousandfold that that you know. I talked yesterday about some of the benefits of the covid. Shut down and all of this. I think this is an thing. I love the birds. We actually have a bird's nest in my backyard with the baby and a baby egg. It's so cool. The mama bird comes and feeds it and watch that every single day. Love it so cool. It's also national foster care day today and national teacher appreciation day with the hashtag think teacher. Yeah teachers i've said this over and over again and it's not just because i have friends that are teachers but they are on the front lines. Were saying well we gotta get our kids back to school. We got hit. you know. they'll it will we. Also you know. The teachers need to be taken care of because they are out there risking themselves and learning office. New stuff on zoom. I've talked to a couple of teachers on the show. And i have a ton of respect for them so be sure to send a thank you card to them. Say thank you in some way. Do something today to think a teacher. And i'm not talking if you're just in school or if you have kids in school i'm saying you know what may actually. Hey here we go for throwback thursday this week post a picture of you and your ever teacher from like high school or on entry school middle school whatever it is. I think that would be a great thing to do this week to think a teacher all right. We've got a couple events to talk about today. And i've got so wrapped up in the star wars thing and orange juice oranges vago. We'll be right back. We'll take a short break and we'll talk about our events with confidence just head over to the description of the podcast. Click on the link for grammar early and sign up for our first event. Today we take you back to twenty nine now. We're in the twenties right now. I'm talking about the nineteen twenties. One thousand nine hundred twenty seven to be specific. The adamy of motion pictures arts and sciences was incorporated on this day. Okay so the idea came from louis. B. mayer the head of metro goldwyn. mayer engine. yeah. He said well. We need a way to mediate disputes with out involving unions and we need to meet the disputes with the unions as well. We also need to improve. The industry's image with the public so he gathered thirty. Six founding members started the academy of motion pictures arts and sciences on this day. It's now close to ten thousand members and if you're thinking hey i want to join in on this because i get a free movie every once in a while. Can't it's invite only and Yeah well what are you gonna do right. Maybe write a movie and you can get on this. Other first awards show the oscars well. Those happened on may sixteenth. Nine thousand nine hundred twenty nine on this day in nineteen fifty seven. Alan freed hosted the first ever prime time network rock show. You're thinking oh. American bandstand started on this date now. That didn't debut till four months from now this was called the big beat on abc. And it didn't last very long see. The show was cancelled. After frankie lymon eighteen star that was black danced with a member of the audience. That was wight. That's why they canceled the show. Can you believe that nineteen fifty. Seven ridiculous Alan freed was known for promoting african american rhythm and blues music on the radio in the united states and in europe. This guy alan free was huge but not too long after this cancellation came the payola scandal. And i've talked about the payola scandal on the show before this was essentially. Bribing the dj's to play your music. Well yeah he turns out. He made a lot of money on this and didn't pay taxes on it and in nineteen sixty four. He was indicted for charges in that payola scandal and not paying taxes on the state in nineteen seventy at kent state university. Ohio national guard members opened fire on protesters. They shot sixty one to sixty seven times in the air and at protesters. Four protesters died and nine were injured at the time. Most blamed the vietnam war protesters and not the guards for this incident..
A.D. History Podcast
"han" Discussed on A.D. History Podcast
"Between sixty four and sixty five years old and we aren't sure how he died. Exactly the only reference we have is ahead disease that could be. I have no idea. Is that mean an actual infection in the head or maybe some sort of meant to helping. Honestly i'd be curious as to the meaning in the original language so that it could be something that's lost in translation here. Yeah it could be old. I could find a point as a head disease. It could be brain cancer for we know about what we do know is that he wasn't killed combat's as an awful lot about house acted the way he would have wanted gay. He wasn't killed by any of his other. Men don't dra. He died on his own terms in some hit way. That's a good way of describing it. I think as far as he's concerned. Yeah and his claim on china and his men. They went to his son. Sal p and as we mentioned south he was close to the dentist. Still china john yet. Despite this john was still emperor of china not long however because by now china was well and truly out of control. And sal p was able to persuade suggests by some means that john abdicate his phone to south p. and this hypothesis by imagine gene knew that this is the best route for the nation. Hon name mentzer. Lisa by now and south. Sarah actually brought huge amount of china back together under his rule swoop. Bloody means as i mentioned we sell to this conversation or there's episodes back would about the mandate from heaven and i think we can easily say that now the monday had left the han dynasty we show was it with a south p. Maybe not because we'll see what the free kingdoms happen. So on the eleventh of the september two hundred and twenty eight the john foley david fromm to salpy sow son. Here's kind of an interesting question here that wherever you're listening. Certainly i pose this to you as well. Patrick and we wanna know what you guys are thinking here when you're going through this kind of immense collapse that we have seen unfold over the last several episodes from the end of the han dynasty to the creation of these three kingdoms. Something i wonder is. At what point do they truly and fully recognize and accept that whatever it is they were is no longer in existence. And it's never coming back you know. That's kind of the interesting aspects. Cut the myopic nature of the human experience. Where at what point do we realize that. At least in terms of the han that all is lost and it is to the dustbin of history. That such a good insight the pool and i think like as people study history and look into history a lot we we put live very specific start and end dates on things because we can retroactively. Look to no-one things did divisively star divisively and look at the time. You didn't tell like hate to mention the count votes situation. What you just said is very important. I win the people realize that. That's over we all in a new thing. People want to go to normal like that. Normal probably isn't really coming back. Certainly not as we would have known it exactly knows we. The reminds me of fantastic quote at probably mentioned it here on the show at some point but it's particularly applicable now by soaring care card. Which is that. History is experienced forward but understood backwards. Yes muscle very good way to put at but and that's one of the great challenges of the historian is trying to maintain that prospective insight in putting yourself in their place in which case i can't help but ask myself. When did they realize it. When did the petty drop. I think it dropped. I've been by the time like a timeline. When i recognize be realized yet. Spoken about what we'll do i know..
LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
"han" Discussed on LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
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LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
"han" Discussed on LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
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LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
"han" Discussed on LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
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LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
"han" Discussed on LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
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LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
"han" Discussed on LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
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LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
"han" Discussed on LoopPraat - D Nederlandse Podcast over Hardlopen
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A.D. History Podcast
"han" Discussed on A.D. History Podcast
"Apparently she came to power according to the book of way after a great but poorly defined conflict which lasted the better part of a century. When we go back. Apparently according to chinese sources the earlier chinese source were using to get more context for this person and time and place she ruled was the we mentioned before the aforementioned book of han which mentioned there being one hundred such communities in japan. But if you take it from the book of way where it pick later. And i think it's important to note here that when it comes to dynasties in this case especially in regards to china they all seem to turn out these official histories of a particular political rule kind of a way to intellectually formalize. And some meant their greater soft power what we would call today so cultural intellectual as opposed to at the end of a sword or economic strong handing that kind of thing. You get the idea. It was a way to increase their own image and polish it off and that's really important to note. Apparently she gained power by largely spellbinding the thirty communities that were left as far as concerned after successfully ending the conflict and achieving power of those thirty municipalities she retired to a somewhat secluded citadel. Kind of the castle pals type thing. Something you'd expect someone of that lineage. And power to live in. And apparently she was attended by a thousand woman and exactly one man who is more or less filling the role of a butler and he was also a messenger that served at he macos pleasure and in her place handling all of the outward political matters she basically appointed her brother to ultimately do this but there was no question who held the real power here. He was the face but she was the brain and she was fully in charge. The chinese new of his co. because like lesser known rulers prior to her in terms of their relationship to the han dynasty. And there definitely is ongoing relationships between political powers in japan and the major powers that are in play in mainland china at this time which is incredible..
A.D. History Podcast
"han" Discussed on A.D. History Podcast
"The other thing that i learned. Patrick i think this is really quite interesting. Kind of adds a little bit to our discussion last time and it still very important here on the corruption side of things. One of the things that the han dynasty was known for in terms of people achieving certain positions. This is very different in many ways than how they went about it saying. It's contemporary with rome. On the other side of the european asian land mass which is that they implemented. Were basically civil service exams. So that way at least in there is at the time they saw as a form of genuine merit that the people who are scoring well passing and excelling on those exams are also the people that are entrusted higher and more orton elements of power and lay begin of course eroding that as well and or not following nearly as well and then just outward corruption just ignoring entirely so this is really just one of the big especially when you're talking about putting in these young impressionable easily to manipulate emperors on the throne is possibly the greatest of the corruption in detail here that we talked about last time and that has led the han dynasty to the point that we are currently following and learning about it. You can put a bit of myself. That noah region says we serve as more properly known as these people who tend to Young rulers we started this podcast by talking about one mung and he basically raised a path. Thanks to being a region to another young emperor. And yeah it's just such a reoccurring thing something we even seeing like modem coaches to this day We see regions abusing the power of a young of anyway speaking of abusing the power of young goalless. This gives us a certain man by the name of donor..
Inspiration and Spiritual Awakening from Live. Love. Engage. with Gloria Grace Rand
"han" Discussed on Inspiration and Spiritual Awakening from Live. Love. Engage. with Gloria Grace Rand
"Where i would teach people how to access. Different parts of their brain on demand will now through the nobil nominated work of robert hartmann Were able to print up. Somebody's thinking patterns. Start from their t. Some had access more different parts of the brain on demand to take them where they would like to go. Be it in relationship or business. Very cool okay. Well that's interesting well. I'm glad i'm a musician. So that's awesome on cool Well i think that we are unfortunately running out of time. Because i know that you've got another engagement if someone wants to be able to learn more about The mindset performance mind scan may be able to take Take one of those and be able to learn about how their thinking process. What's the best way for someone to reach out to you Hit me up on mindset performance dot co a few or curious what's possible in your own mindset or how many growth there would affect your business or your your life my word for it just to try to gain for yourself see what you think see if you think what it reveals helpful or a good fit for your business and if it is go use it. You don't need to be glide online at all to do any of that but mindset performance dot co awesome. Yeah and. I will say i did pick and you do have a sample so that people can kind of see the type of report that they're going to get and i think that is very useful. So i'm glad that you have that on there. So i might have to take that myself because i'm curious and so i really appreciate you spending some time here this afternoon with us and talking about mindset performance and I think i have to. I have to run myself here So until next time as always i'm encouraged everyone to live fully love deeply and engage authentically. One more thing before you go as a valued listener of the live loving gauge podcast. I wanna help you shine your light in the world. Not only while you're listening to the show but all day every day of the week. that's why i created. The love engage spiritual awakening community on facebook. It's a place for you to gather with other business professionals and entrepreneurs poor committed to living the life of their. If you wanna be a part of this community band receive free trainings from me. Go to live love. Engaged dot com and request to join. That's ally l. yanji a. g. e. dot com..
A.D. History Podcast
"han" Discussed on A.D. History Podcast
"And upon his return. Based on the incomplete understanding possessed by him bomb chow concluded that rome was too distant to be a partner and managing central asia or to come to any sort of meaningful formal contact and having a diplomatic relationship. Just like we'll say match being in bench house shoes time. Measurement being from just imagine the concept of lobbying from china just a chinese person in ancient rome. It sound is sounds like a sort of fantasy novel. I've just seen these two people from so different world. Seen some one different world in different environment. It sounds quite put my head around. Imagine how different the world must have looked at just was worth. Newseum is just being in such a different part of the world. Just be overwhelmed by what you were. Seeing there actually is a third century chinese source that does document a trip successfully to rome. I haven't included here because it still far off but coming back around to it and it's interesting because in some ways it's kind of vague specifically in terms of him describing geography that he's clearly unfamiliar with like how he refers to the nile. Or how he refers to the red sea or the mediterranean and so it takes a lot of scholarly insight not simply to translate his writings but to contextualized them to figure out exactly where the heck he's talking about and he mentions his observations when in rome itself and some of it is accurate just in a kind of a general sense about how people lived but there are some things that are way way off. In terms of his description of how rome is governed like he's still describing the consul system. And how they don't they want to avoid having a king or an emperor which we know is just not true remotely at that point in time the imperial mechanism the emperor had been in high gear by the time of the third century. So what we get closer to that time. We'll do it but it wasn't the most relevant thing that we came to here And as far as rome's diplomatic outlook on han china rooms general outlook ambitions. Were quite different. That's different than how they view them on. An inherent level as far as roma's awareness of china had everything to do with its economic capacity to generally influence rome and roman consumer habits and rumoured overall disposition. To view china was as a competitor and possibly a hostile competitor is interesting from an economic standpoint. They were somewhat competing for the same albeit remote central asian consumers as well as roman domestic markets that you had kind of an interesting morality at play here. Which was that rome one through stoicism very much discouraged acquiring these highfalutin items. That didn't stop romans. Her doing obviously in stoicism is all well. Nice but certainly the the roman aristocracy to use a term. That is mostly anchored though. I don't think the romans would ever have ever want to necessarily describe it. That way ever halted them from doing any of that but on top of that rome was also very protective of its economy. Like i said remember back with augusta's trading of goldwyn. Longman was hoarding it. And they didn't like running trade imbalances not a big fan of running trade imbalances. So it's kind of interesting in that respect and even though in reality there could have been many a great possibility but they were still a remote competitor and possibly a hostile one so basically anytime. You're looking at a great power and this is also true. In the ancient world we think about roman power today as a matter of military might as a matter of technology as a matter of its governmental administration and culture but just like today and this was no different in the roman world. their economic power was absolutely paramount in their eyes and added so much to what aligning yourself with..
Harvard Classics
"han" Discussed on Harvard Classics
"And if it does not come all the courts shall be trampled upon after it has said the cavalier and again human up and down all the stairs and through all the halls and passages and have the court ran with him for the courtiers did not like being trampled upon there was a great inquiry after the wonderful nightingale which all the world new but not the people at the court at last. They met a poor little girl in the kitchen. She said the nightingale. I know it very well. Yes how it can sing. Every evening. i get leave to carry my poor sick mother the scraps from the table. She lives down by the beach. And when i get back. And i'm tired and rest in the would then i hear the nightingale sing and then the tears come to my eyes and it's just as if my mother kissed me little kitchen girl said the cavalier. I will get you a fixed place in the kitchen with. Leave to see the emperor dying if you will lead us to the nightingale for this promised this evening so they all went out into the woodward the nightingale was want to sing half. The court went out when they were on the way a cow began to low. Oh great the court pages. Now we have it that shows a great power and so small a creature. We have certainly heard it before. No those are cows. Mooing said the little kitchen girl. We are a long way from the place yet now. The frogs began to croak in the marsh. Glorious said the chinese court preacher. now i hear it. It sounds like little church bells now. Those are frogs said the little kitchen maid. But now i think we shall soon hear it and then the nightingale began to sing this. Is it exclaimed a little girl. Listen listen and yonder sits and she pointed to a little grey bird up in the bows is it possible credit cavalier. I should never have thought it looked like give that how simple it looks..
Harvard Classics
"han" Discussed on Harvard Classics
"Liberal. Vox dot org. Recording by beth heisman the nightingale in china. You must know. The emperor is a china men and all who he is about him are chinamen to. It happened a good many years ago. But that's just why it's worthwhile to hear the story. Before it's forgotten the emperor's palace was the most splendid in the world it was made holy a fine porcelain very costly but so brittle and so hard to handle that one had to take care how one touched it in the garden. Were to be seen the most wonderful flowers into the prettiest of them. Silver bells were tied. Which tinkled so that. Nobody should pass by without noticing the flowers. Yes everything in. The emperor's garden was nicely set out and it reached so far that the gardner himself did not know where the end was. If a man went on and on he came into a glorious forest with high treason deep lakes. the would went straight down to the sea which was blue and deep. Great ships could sail to and fro beneath the branches of the trees and into the trees lived a nightingale which sank so finely that even the poor fishermen who had many other things to do. Stop still in. Listen when he had gone out at night to throw out his nets and he heard the nightingale. How beautiful that is. He said but he had to attend to his work and so he forgot the bird but the next night when the bird sang again and the fishermen heard it. He says before how beautiful that is from. All the countries of the world travelers came to the city of the emperor and admired it and the palace and the garden but when they heard the nightingale they all said that is the best of all and the travellers told of it when they came home and the learned men wrote many books about the town the palace and the garden but they did not forget the nightingale that was spoken of most of all and all those who were poets wrote great poems about the nightingale in the would by the deep lake. The book went all over the world and a few of them once came to the emperor. He sat in his golden chair and read and read every moment. He nodded his head for it..