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"Now the top stories we're working on at WTO. The Supreme Court could soon come down with a ruling affecting the availability of a common abortion drug. The accused leaker of numerous national security documents is expected back in court today. A possible sale of the Washington commanders appears close to clearing another key hurdle. Keep it here for full details in the minutes ahead. At 5 48. We've got traffic and weather on the 8s over to Rita Kessler in the traffic center. Thanks John right now if you're in Maryland on southbound two 70 watch for the delays out of Frederick headed past 85 after the monocacy river, the crash, over on the left shoulder travel lanes are open, but it is still causing the distraction, then we see more volume out of urbana headed past one O 9 than it's good to the lane divide, headed on to either loop of the beltway. Now for now, still no major issues on the beltway, not really seeing any delays in either direction, westbound greenbelt road or one 93 at Hanover Parkway. It was one left lane getting by the crash with response on the scene, southbound on the Baltimore Washington Parkway seeing some volume from the beltway headed toward the good luck road overpass, with nothing reported, more volume on inbound 50 headed toward New York avenue, and in the district that is southbound D.C. two 95, the volume from burrows headed past east capital street, northbound I two 95 looks good, which is seeing more volume coming on too and across the inbound 11th street bridge. In Virginia delays on northbound 28 are out of manassas headed into centerville, the crash along the right side is before new Braddock road. 95 in Virginia first southbound after 6 ten garrisonville road. The work in the right lane scheduled to remain there through the rush hour. If you're on northbound 95 year delays are from Dale City into woodbridge, then it's good crossing the Aquaman into Springfield on to three 95, headed to and across the 14th street bridge. I'm Rita Kessler, WTO P traffic. Now, to 7 news first alert meteorologist Brian Van de Graaff, Brian, looking great today. Really, this afternoon, although it's chilly this morning, but I have to bring this up. You know, John, you said you thought about
WGN Radio
"hanover" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Media group stationed. 25° now at 11 o'clock we've got snow good evening. I'm David Jennings. Relatives of a Hanover park woman whose life ended Monday think they know who did it. On the expressways and the toll ways on the Stevenson three 50 inbound and yeah three 55 to Lake shore drive it'll run you about half an hour now in part because of a detour. It is closed between western and Ashland. That is because there is a police investigation. We are told there is a shooting and someone was killed. So three 55 to a desert Lake shore drive that's 36 minutes now. So be aware of that, express lanes on the Ryan, you're doing okay and there are no other major delays. Members of Clarice Alexander's family think they know who's responsible for killing her. Hanover park police were called about gunshots being fired around 8 30 Monday morning in a residential neighborhood near Arlington drive in heritage court, officers found the 41 year old Alexander shot to death. Her sister is Gianni Hopkins. She was trying to get her starting to order. She kept trying to
WLS-AM 890
"hanover" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"You should know this about me. I don't put up with boys. And when you kick back, it hurts them more if you're wearing heels. Hey Lee's main pitch is that at 51 she's leading a new generation of leadership for the Republican Party that she says is in desperate need of a fresh face. Haley was the ambassador to the UN under former president Trump, who has already announced his own run. Neighbors and Hanover parks that they heard several gunshots Monday morning before a 41 year old woman's body was found with a bullet wound to the head in an alley between a subdivision and a townhouse complex just before 8 30 a.m.. Hanover park police said they found the woman unresponsive in the 1300 block of court P and said she was subsequently pronounced dead. She has not yet been identified this neighbor spoke with ABC 7. 8 25 this morning, I was just waking up turning the news on and all of a sudden I heard real loud shots 6 in a row, bang. Nearby elementary and middle schools were on soft lockdown as police searched for the suspect who neighbors say fled in an older model Chevy Malibu. Brandon Johnson, Willie Wilson, chewie Garcia, Sophia king, and mayor lightfoot were all on the west side this morning, drumming up support from voters two weeks ahead of the Chicago mayoral election, asked how they plan to combat the trauma that west side residents have faced from shootings, carjackings, and other violence, Willie Wilson, says it all comes down to crime. Crime. If we don't get rid of crime, the rest of us down here. If you don't get rid
WTOP
"hanover" Discussed on WTOP
"$69. Traffic and weather on the 8th, Rick McClure in the WTO traffic center. All right, Jenny, let's take you back to the capitol beltway, still moving very well through Montgomery and preschool just counties on the Maryland side and still quiet on the VA side. Maryland two 72 and front Frederick no problems, I 95 Maryland side, you're good through prince Georges and Howard counties. BW Parkway had some volume slow spots just about gone headed south approaching Hanover. We believe the crash between the exits for I one 95 and route 100 was cleared or shouldered, but the delays are certainly gone, but watch for more volume delays headed south through jessup now between routes one 75 and 32. Route 50 still quiet along both sides, still doing well across the bay bridge, three lanes west and two lanes east crossed bay, crash through beltsville long northbound route one at Rhode Island. That was cleared from the right side. Meanwhile, police are headed to a crash down in Clinton along southbound old branch avenue near woodyard road. Over in Virginia 66, no worries there, three 95 south before glee road, good news, the work zone that was causing a few volume slow spots south through shirlington, that was cleared from the left lane, you're back on the move headed south toward landmark. I 95 with some brief fall you're slow spots. All of the southbound side just briefly after lorton to woodbridge, you're good on the northbound side. Look for a safe, used car, are you looking for one? Let me know if you are. Fitzgerald auto mall has hundreds of good cars, trucks and SUVs. Next to a new car, a fits way used car is best. Visit fits mall dot com today. Rick McClure WTO be traffic. Now to storm team four meteorologist. It looks like we've got Ryan Miller. Winds have shifted to the south and as a result, we're going to stay mild here through the afternoon hours. And in fact, the next several
WTOP
"hanover" Discussed on WTOP
"News, 103.5 FM. It's 5 28. Traffic and weather on the 8s Rick McClure in the traffic center. All right, dick, let's take you back around the capitol beltway. The outer loop still slows from old Georgetown road toward river and off and on toward the legion bridge and it started to ease up just a little bit. Why? Because the crash before the cabin John Parkway, that was cleared from the left center lane. That's what we believe, and that's what it is. And off and on, slowing on the inner loop between route three 55 and Connecticut avenue, and the volume on the antelope Virginia side, just a little bit left from after the GW Parkway tour, the legion bridge. So in a nutshell, that's what's happening around the capitol beltway at the moment. Marilyn 9 two 70, volume has eased south out of her ballot toward hyattstown, I 95, you're good. BW Parkway and watching some slowdowns headed north toward Hanover had a vehicle that may have caught fire near arundel mills boulevard, I one 95 BWI marginal. That could still be along the right side drawing lots of attention. Route 50, don't worry he's there to cross the bay bridge till trouble free Good on both sides, three lanes west and two lanes east crossed bank had that traffic light situation down in Waldorf, signals were stuck on red affecting route 5 at man and woman beantown road. You totally cruiser with it, hopefully that resolved soon. Over in Virginia, 66, no problems there, three 95, just some weekend volume delays as you make your way toward the inbound 14th. Volume building around boundary channels always happens every weekend. I 95, no change with the volume there. South, parts of woodbridge and again off and on between Dale City and triangle, volume on the northbound side
WTOP
"hanover" Discussed on WTOP
"Another 90 points today, Marriott is big and I just got bigger. I'm Jeff cable. It's my 48. Traffic and weather on the 8 state dill dine in the WTO traffic. At 5 48, a reminder of how rush hour works, traffic gets heavier, and then it gets lighter in its heavier all around the region and all around the beltway in the places where it's even slower than it would otherwise be. Montgomery county inter loop. It's heavy and slow through Silver Spring, past New Hampshire avenue, the crash has been on the right side for a while, 95 southbound before two 12, we had one called in on the right side Baltimore, Washington Parkway, northbound jammed into Hanover, after one 75 before 100, the crash with only one lane getting by. It is very slow to this evening eastbound on route 50 from parole ex of 23 to the bay bridge because of the breezy conditions. They are unable to run two way traffic on the westbound span, only two lanes are open eastbound on route 50. It is very slow southbound on route three O one and route 5 into brandywine. It's an emergency work zone to climb or drive and only two lanes are open with the signals dark. White Plains, northbound on three O one at damar road, a crash, you're squeezing by to the right. In Virginia, beltway 66, three 95, 95 rush hour, whereas on, but on the Virginia side, unlike earlier in the afternoon, when we started with a bunch of crashes, we've settled down to just volume delays. There is one in McLean northbound on one 23 after old chain bridge road. And that one was blocking the right side. At flash report. With the Game of Thrones Game of Thrones with the game of life, scratch off from the Maryland lottery all roads lead to fun, play for your chance to win up to a million bucks instantly, please play responsibly the game of life is a trademark of Hasbro Dave doll 9 W two traffic Whether is lovely, here's Amelia Draper. Nice autumn weather continues as we look toward the end of the work week with cold mornings and pleasant afternoons. Now tonight, the national weather service has issued a frost
WTOP
"hanover" Discussed on WTOP
"A gun inside the food court at arundel mills mall in Hanover, sending shoppers there into a panic yesterday. And a tweet and a rental county police says the video footage revealed that the guy who did it may have done so accidentally, no one was hurt. Officials are still investigating the incident. Also in Ana rundall, a suspicious death earlier this week is now being investigated as a homicide. It all started late Tuesday night when Anna runs what county police responded to a car fire off of Brock bridge road that's north of route one 98 near the Howard county line, a person's charred body was discovered in the back seat of the burned out car. And when first responders arrived, the fire had done too much damage to determine a cause of death or even the type of car that had been burned. Now on autopsy by the office of the chief medical examiner in Baltimore, says the victim died from a gunshot wound before being burned and rebel county police say they still don't know the age, gender, or race of the victim, and they're asking for the community's help to determine what happened. Two failed burglary attempts in Howard county lead to the arrest of 9 men and there could be more. Counting police say two separate groups targeted high value homes in May and September. The May burglary saw $18,000 worth of jewelry stolen from a home, this on skags fell road in Laurel, September, 6 of the 9 men connected to an attempted burglary in highland just off Clarksville pike, the men are from New York and Florida, authorities believe they may be connected to more crimes, the burglaries part of an increased trend involving high value homes across the country. Ralph Fox WTO
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"hanover" Discussed on WTOP
"Of MSRP, select auto imports in Alexandria, Virginia, and its select auto informed dot com. Drive luxury for less and find out what drives you. You're listening to WTO pneumonia. 5 24 A deadly stabbing in Hanover Maryland, a witness tells police she saw what appeared to be a man stabbing another in a parking garage at the Anna rundle preserve last night about 9. The witness also saw a second person force the man into the back of a car at gunpoint before all three left the scene, then today Baltimore police found a body inside a burning car and were able to confirm it was the abducted person. Anyone with information is asked to contact police in Baltimore or Anna rundle county. You'll remember earlier this month, prince George's county announced police would start enforcing a curfew in the hopes of driving down a spike in carjackings and other crimes committed by teenagers. No one said it would completely solve the problem. And there was hope maybe it would have some kind of impact. However, some teens agree that while it's a start, more needs to be done. Even teenagers who support the curfew you say, it's going to take a lot more to reverse the trends in crime among youth. A lot of crime is actually during the hours of 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.. I mean, I know it's not going to stop all the violence, but I know that it has to be a chance of lowering it. But 15 year old Jaden Libby Gonzaga of buoy and his friend, 14 year old shalom Maya Griffith Johnson say, to really get to the root of the problem, more needs to be done to engage and keep teens focused in school. Griffith Johnson says one approach might be more small group or one on one sessions with kids. I think that'd be really helpful considering the fact that I feel like a lot of kids don't have somebody to talk to. Also some recreational activities to occupy team. John dome in WTO news. Money news at 25 and 55 after the hour and Steve dresner got it. And Hillary, another rocky day for the Dow, which fell one O 7, the
WTOP
"hanover" Discussed on WTOP
"It is three 53. A deadly stabbing in Hanover Maryland a witness tells police, she saw one appeared to be a man stabbing another man in a parking garage at arundel preserve last night about 9 o'clock, witnesses also saw a second person forced the man into the back of a car at gunpoint before all three left the seam. Well today, Baltimore police found a body inside a burning car and they were able to confirm the body was that of the person who was abducted. Anyone with information is asked to contact police in Baltimore or Ann arundel county. How do you feel about ranked choice voting? Arlington is asking residents to share their thoughts on the county's website, so they can be considered before a decision is made about using it for board of supervisor elections. Ranked choice voting gives voters the option to rank candidates in order of preference. Candidates who get more than half of the first choices would win. However, if there is no majority winner after counting the first choices, the race is decided by an instant runoff. The candidate with the fewest votes is eliminated and the process keeps on going until one person gets more than half the vote. Three 53 personal items from the estate of the late Betty White will be auctioned off outside Los Angeles this weekend. Among the items that Julian's auctions will sell are Betty White's script from the 1985 pilot of Golden Girls and the wedding band she wore since she married TV personality Alan Ludden in 1963. But this is for wealthy collectors, right? Julian's executive director Martin Nolan says white wanted this
WTOP
"hanover" Discussed on WTOP
"One for not wearing the uniform and two for refusing to be wanted by metal detector. Shortly after they were leaving the school, there was an altercation that occurred just outside of the school between these three students. One of those students produced a firearm. Both victims are in stable condition and a 15 year old has been arrested there. Luke luker Tabu P news. The school board in Hanover county, Virginia just north of Richmond has approved a policy that will require transgender students to submit a request in writing to the board if they want to use a restroom that aligns with their gender identity. The Richmond times dispatch reports the Hanover county school board, which also suggested students submit signed statements from doctors or therapists to school administrators verifying a student's gender dysphoria, and it suggests students and parents present a child's disciplinary or criminal records to make sure students in the words of the school board chair don't have any ulterior intent. Opponents call the policy invasive and bullying. Great news for those in Germantown who have gone without water since last night says service is being restored, but the agency warns your water might look a little strange at first. Don't worry though, this discolored water is safe to drink, but WSC recommends not using it to do laundry to get rid of the discolored water, you can run all cold water taps for about 5 minutes or until that water runs clear. The water surface problem was because of two water main breaks around 6 o'clock last night. The brakes impacted about 200 customers in the Germantown area. Police want help in identifying a man who has been targeting women and girls using a popular trail in fairfax county. He tried to grab a teenager Tuesday in recent weeks. He's grabbed a woman while wearing no pants, and there
WNYC 93.9 FM
"hanover" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"For a sip of tea when another call comes in. It's a young man in college. He's overwhelmed by stress, unable to eat, says he feels like a failure I don't consider you a failure. You seem to be working hard. Do you seem to have lofty goals? Collegio spends over an hour with the young man. Again, mostly just letting him talk. Afterwards, he says, this is a pretty typical evening. Sometimes, it's more of an immediate intervention because sometimes people call with pills and hand and are actively considering ending their lives. There are people who have called and said, if you did not pick up, I'd have killed myself. He says that's why having a national network of call centers works so well. There are more than 200 places like this one across the country, calls are tied to area codes, so if nobody picks up locally, the call gets kicked to somewhere else. The promise is to always have someone pick up the phone. And collegio has options he can even dispatch a mobile crew of mental health workers to go to someone's house. But it's not that way everywhere. In Hanover, a small town a few hours west, the 9 8 8 call center doesn't have that option. Here, call center workers sometimes have to put down their headsets and go meet with people themselves. So right now, you know, if there's a crisis that somebody's house, we could potentially go there. Jane Wilson runs the center and has been trying to ramp up hiring to deal with more 9 8 8 calls. We have 7 full-time staff instead of 14. And we're still maintaining 24/7 coverage. For decades, call centers had to scrape together funding from local, state, and federal resources. Now at the big switch to
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
John McGuire: The Inconsistency of My Opponent
"I am looking at my tea leaves right, and I know where I stand, I'd love for you to be my state senator. I just think the world of you. You are going to be enter primary, but I mentioned Liz Cheney. I mentioned Adam kinzinger, some of these other folks up in D.C. who say, oh, we're really good for Republicans, but man, they're doing all the beating of the Democrats. Now, you've got sort of a similar situation on a local basis, right? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I think about the term wolf in sheep's clothing. And you've heard of rhinos, there's a guy that I'm running against, he's a supervisor in Louisa county, and there's a letter floating out there from a highly decorated Vietnam veteran who also served in this senator dick black and he's done some research and some other people have done some research and they found out that my opponent ran for Republican in the West Virginia House of delegates in 1982. And then he betrayed the Republican Party at a time when the Democrats were pushing the socialist pro abortion agenda. He left the Republican Party and joined that group and he ran at the Democrat in 82 with Walter Mondale and that crowd and then he ran the Democrat in 84 and then he moved to Virginia into this district where I'm running to be the state Senate and ran against one of the most conservative members of the House delegates Frank hargrove and Hanover county, who's a very beloved member of the House of delegates and against governor Allen who was on the ballot and he basically was on the ballot with Clinton. So he supported the Clinton and never seen the guy I mentioned the word Trump support Trump, anything else. He was supposed to be, but I'll tell you what, he's getting money. And so we've got to figure that out because people don't know this. There are
AI Today Podcast: Artificial Intelligence Insights, Experts, and Opinion
"hanover" Discussed on AI Today Podcast: Artificial Intelligence Insights, Experts, and Opinion
"You should watch the enterprise data and I event with srini from Hanover insurance. And he was talking about the fact that for every one or so data scientists, they actually have more data engineers. I forget the exact ratio, but it's more data engineers than data scientists. And that's because moving data around is very important. And you need data from multiple things, not just machine learning engineering. So it's a very important. So data engineering is the right now, the fastest rate of growth with some ridiculous rate of growth there. And then also just to chime in on that too, we're on. That does not disagree with what we have said in years past as well, where if you look at the makeup, you will have more data engineers than data scientists on your team. And we've said that in previous podcasts and in previous research that we've done as well, which makes sense when you think about what it is that you're doing and what needs to be done. So that it's just in alignment with what with what our research has said as well. Yeah. And sort of the rest of the AI ecosystem that are not data scientists, you have, of course, machine learning engineers, managing AI models, building them, doing ML ops or DevOps, all that stuff you got. And of course, the big thing that we're going to be talking about is you have project managers. Now, these are folks who own a particular product, if you want to think of it. You know, whether the product is a report or the product is an actual thing that's going to be shipping to the customer or it might be your responsible for managing customer support application or something. Whatever it is, the thing is they want to use AI within the context of the problem they're trying to solve. They're not technology specialists. They're not even domain specialists in terms of the specific application area, but they're focusing on that one project. And it turns out that is actually where most of the heavy lifting is. The reason why we've been spending so much time talking about project management lately is because it turns out that the project managers are doing almost all the heavy lifting for making AI systems work. So whether you're a project manager by role or by title or even just in terms of what you do, that is where things are happening. I think the additional part of the ecosystem that we're just now starting to see more attention focused on our architects, data architects, and enterprise architects. I have a personal soft spot for enterprise architects. I am a big fan of enterprise architecture, and I believe that an organization that actually knows what their various systems are doing and has a plan. Rather than just buying a bunch of stuff and throwing it all together and miraculously, that's something comes out of it, enterprise architects are on top of it. But we know that enterprise architecture is, is itself a very specialized discipline. You will never have tons of enterprise or architects you probably shouldn't, because every architect has their own opinions. So, but you need to have it. So data architecture, which is sort of a subspecialty or a difference between enterprise architecture or information architecture, you might see that term as well. Perhaps as a forgotten part of the AI ecosystem, but as a matter of fact, we're starting to hear more about it. And so we might start talking more about data architecture and enterprise architecture in the context of AI and advanced data systems. So given all this, given the reality, is data scientists really sexy job title in 21st century..
WTOP
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"Was supposed to finish in 2018 a pandemic and subsequent supply chain issues added to the delay 6 years later their promising to have this wrapped up by the end of the summer at a cost of a $107.6 million In oxen hill John dome in WTO news A man is in the hospital this morning after being shot in a suspected road rage incident along Maryland two 95 in arundel county Maryland state police say it happened around three 40 p.m. Sunday on the northbound lanes of two 95 in Hanover Just before arundel mills boulevard witnesses told police they saw several flashes that looked like gunfire coming from the suspect's vehicle The suspect drove off in a grace a Dan The man who was shot was taken to a hospital in critical condition Traffic on the Baltimore Washington Parkway was shut down and diverted for over four hours You've heard it often blaming supply chain issues for those empty grocery shelves and delayed packages but a new bipartisan bill in the house is looking to cut down on one supply chain problem There's a shortage of about 80,000 truck drivers in the U.S. and has had a major impact on supply chains and frankly on inflation Virginia democratic congresswoman Abigail spanberger is introducing a bipartisan bill that is encouraging more people to enter the industry and keep existing drivers on the job The two mechanisms that we use here is refundable tax credit to attract new truck drivers to the industry That tax credit for new drivers would be up to $10,000 We would also introduce a tax credit for existing drivers of up to $7500 as long as they drive a certain amount of hours Pretty common sense effort to get at a problem that's impacting the nation Luke Luger WTO P news Coming up after traffic and weather the latest on a shooting in Southwest D.C. that injured four people including two teenagers It's four O 7 Tom's been building houses for 20 years He knows the key to getting home safely every night is never cutting corners He doesn't rush the job he uses proper equipment and most importantly he always calls miss utility two full business days before any project and confirms that all utilities have responded before breaking ground 20 years hundreds of calls zero.
Game of Crimes
"hanover" Discussed on Game of Crimes
"Sudden the dog sense danger and he started running around in a back and barking and woodfin had aimed for bubba's left temporal area with the gun, but bob I had turned around in the driver's seat to focus on the dog and see what was going on with the dog and ended up getting shot in the shoulder and the arm instead of his temple. Isn't it amazing? I mean, canines are highly trained in you, but these canines become so I mean, they're so attached to their handler and to the deputy or the police officer who works out. For them to sense danger like that. That's the stuff that's always amazing to me about these really highly trained canines is what they're really capable of. Yeah, so that dog did save his life. And he was able to get her on the radio and say he was shot and, you know, give a description. This all happened on October 24th, right? This all happened in one night, the three killings, and then the shooting of the deputy. It was very late night. I don't know if it was exactly October 24th, 1984 when they shot bob when he shot bubba on just past midnight. But it was in that same time frame. The initial shootings were all pretty close in time together. Oh, yeah. It was like it was like a killing spree. And just to backtrack a little bit, this whole bizarre thing had started when woodfin and his wife's apartment in Hanover county in Ashland was hit with the search warrant woodfin was arrested for drugs porn weapons, the wily was attempting to get away from him and out of the marriage at the time. Anyway, after he was released on bail, which was further down the road, then his wife, I believe his wife cooperated with the police and said, look, protect me, help me, you know. Got to go off the grid. I'm terrified. I want out of this marriage. This is not who I thought I was marrying. And if you had met woodfin before any of the stuff.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"hanover" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Acceptance Klaus kleber anchors Germany's biggest knightly television news show hydrogen He was one of the first news hosts to adopt gender neutral language You get reluctant and rare praise for it But you get a lot and vehement opposition to it He even articulates the gender star from time to time which he renders using a suitably linguistic clot will stop But he doesn't judge those who don't use gender neutral language nor does he use it religiously I speak to four to 5 million people every evening And they want to be respected Those who are on one side of this issue and those who are on the other side of this issue And I want to signal to both sides I am not excluding anybody I can hand over casting commenda who works in the arts says it's painful to see how ugly the debate has become I'm all for inclusive language But I encounter a lot of aggression when I use it Either that or I'm dismissed as being too niche But says she won't be deterred from addressing more than just cisgender men especially she says if most of them are not listening anyway For NPR news I mess me Nicholson in Hanover.
Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"hanover" Discussed on Beer Guys Radio Craft Beer Podcast
"What do you wanna throw it. You got something to say right. It's a quick one. Snyder's is released to pretzel beers. One of them is. It goes to style with passion. Fruit and guava and the other. One's a pretzel martin and they use pretzels in the mash. And this is snyder's of hanover. Zal hanover. that's correct and they're available now and if you can't find them you can order from their website crazy stuff good stuff where you're listening to the beer guy's radio show. It's october fest. Beer tasting show. We need to take.
WBZ Midday News
Former Boston Police Captain Charged in Overtime Fraud Scheme
"Boston police officer facing investment and theft charges he's accused of logging hours. He never worked. Details from WBC's Jim Mackay. Former Boston police captain 62 year old Richard Evans of Hanover is the latest to be charged in an overtime pay scam. That was operating within the evidence control unit within the Boston Police Department. Evans is accused of logging shifts. He never worked and also overseeing other officers who were pulling the same scam. He's accused of collecting tens of thousands of dollars from 2015 to 2019. It was last year when nine other officers were charged with similar crimes by the Boston FBI office. Evans is facing charges of embezzlement, wire fraud and conspiracy to steal federal funds. He has a virtual court appearance set for later today at Boston Federal Court. Jim McKay,
TJ Stearns
Chicago Crash On Rand Road In Mount Prospect Under Investigation
"I'm going investigation into a rollover crash that occurred on Rand Road this morning. It's still shut down in mount Prospect both ways between Central Street and Henry Crews work out a crash with injuries in Hanover Park on Green Book full part east of Barrington, Rhode. Holds a crashing Hodgkins at 75th Hand of Willow Springs. No issues on the Edens Kennedy going outbound. Eight minutes to Montrose Express it 6 19 getting out to O'Hare inbound side 26 minutes over here to downtown 17 in from the junction. On the outbound side of the Ike. You're looking at 15 minutes for Wolf wrote 26 out to 3 90 31 minutes from 3 1919 in from Bolt Stevens and no delays, But the inbound exit ramp the inbound Ryan is all jammed up. On the Ryan out found is 14 minutes and 90 History Club minutes in about 57 4 lakeshore Drive all good. No soul spots on any of Illinois soul weighs 80 94 clear to
The Savage Nation
Michael Jordan gives $10M for North Carolina health clinics
"Is donating $10 million to launch two new medical clinics and underserved communities in his home state of North Carolina. No Vontae health clinics will open in early 2022 in New Hanover County, Jordan says Everyone should have access to quality health care no matter where they live, or whether they have insurance or not. This is
600 WREC
"hanover" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Grounds Keith found in Hanover mall is Cui Bono Know Sonny Bono is not Latin? No, that's a whole different. You know what, too Soon? He died in a skiing accident too soon. Charles Stuart once. So what would it have hurt? Wait a week. Find out what happened. In the in the capital. Did you notice that we haven't had a big investigation? Did you notice that in real time? And who was responsible? We were able to pin that on Donald Trump. In a minute or two. It's almost as if They wanted to pin it on Trump. Let me say this. The idea of blaming Leader, whether they be a musician, a rap artist. A, um Politician. Sports figure. The idea of blaming Them for the actions of others. There's a really dangerous precedent. Do you know why the nut job who shot Ronald Reagan's said he shot Ronald Reagan. When the attention Of Jodie Foster. Dude, one of many things wrong with your plan. Is you're not even her type. I don't think it's gonna Maybe Don't shoot the president. I don't think it's God. What if somebody had sang a song about that? Do we blame the catcher in the rye? For the shooting of John Lennon. That's the book Mark David Chapman was reading. The nutjob claimed. That was the inspiration. That book commanded him to do it. You know how often People commit murders. Because a voice in their head tells him to What if the voice in their head sounds like Trump? We were going to put him on trial for that. I know these these aren't murderers and serial killers. Who are they? Do we know We know the one dude because he wore the horns on his head painted his face up. Like He was in Revenant. That had a scene where a bear raped a man, by the way, Ramon Spoiler alert. So We're told that Trump supporters really bad people. There's seditious. We keep using that term, seditious roll seditious. My goodness we have to impeach Trump again where they keep impeaching him so many impeachments. Why Do we stand a game? No, I got it. If you hate Trump supporters, there's just one more chance to put your boot on their neck. When Trump's gonna Forbes magazine came out today with a very sharply worded I'll read it later in the show. And they said that if you hire someone from the Trump team And they're part of your media strategy. Then everything your company puts out we will assume is about as dishonest as Donald Trump. So now. You're creating. Lists of people. Who can't find work outside of the White House. It used to be the case. That serving in.
The Small Business Radio Show
Small Business Saturday: How to Survive and Thrive in COVID Times
"Small business. Saturday is quickly approaching. He'll probably look a little bit different than last year. Here with the vice and i take advantage of holiday. Season is chip haman. Who's the deputy president small commercial of the hanover. Insurance group chip. Welcome back to the show. Thank you. It's good to be here so everyone's excited about the holiday season but it's gonna be a little different than last year. I completely agree. Coach changes everything. So what should small businesses do to take advantage of this time of year. Which is really important. Their overall sales. I think you hit the right point there as much as covid. We'll bring some challenges. This is always an important time of year for for small businesses Some small businesses may see after their sales come from right last know forty five days of the year so the the things that i think about. Our inventories tend to be maxed out at this time of year roles and staffing can be stretched. And and you know whether it's seasonal workers or have you people work overtime certainly here. In the northern part of the country winter weather arrives and that can Throw challenges in as well now. I know i agree. It definitely will be It will definitely be a transition so with all of these types of things. How can small business owners prepare. Well as always we recommend that Small businesses work with an independent agent to to help them because in every small business is unique even when they stay within the same industry. So things that you know. We like to have businesses think about our our their basic insurance coverage so that when something does if something does go wrong that they're they're protected So an inventory bursting at the teams Making sure limits or adequate their coverage With these being some of the most important sales days the year share their business income coverage that protects them throw unable to conduct their business. mixture their limits are adequate There can be challenges From hiring seasonal workers so whether it's training these employees for workers compensation or Making sure that you you hire the right people not forgetting to do background checks and and the like and then sort of just thinking about all of the you know the christmas traffic that comes in and all of that. You know before you add kobe done. So let's talk about a few of those because you talk about business income coverage but my understanding is is that this is something would happen besides cove it like if there was a fire or another natural disaster. Spit fire seems to be. The you know the most dramatic but you know water damage can be you know. Got a very common one. Whether it's a a pipe break on the street out in front of you. A neighbouring tenant as high frac- or an apartment above you has frac- there's all sorts of different things that can happen. And when when any of those things happen and they cause you to have to close your doors Hopefully not for long period but even just a few days at this critical time of the year Not only are you losing sales. You're losing your profits.
5 Minutes in Church History
Who Was George Fredrick Handel
"Welcome back to another episode of five minutes in Church history. On this episode, we're talking about a composer George, Frederic Handel and I resist the urge to have upon here and say that we going to get a handle on handle. But let's get a handle on hindle. He was born in sixteen, Eighty five in Hallo- Germany the importance of that year is it was the same year as the birth of Johann Sebastian Bach sixteen eighty five was a great year for the birth of composers apparently, and now Bach to handle and I promise. I'm done with punts. Well handle was originally set to be a lawyer but he loved music and he quickly showed his prowess as an organist and at composing, and so he said off to be a musician. He spent some time traveling around Italy and then he was musician for the elector of Hanover. Now, the importance of the elector of Hanover was that he was the heir to the throne of England and when Queen and died childless the elector of Hanover became King George the. First of England handle moved with him to London and the year was seventeen off and from then on hand spent the rest of his life in Britain, and he's while born in Germany and German descent is known as an English composer under George. The first t founded the Royal Academy of Music, which he directed for fifteen years early on in London Handel composed for King George the first his famous water music or as in handles beloved German Tongue vassar music. The first time it was performed for King George loved it so much. He ordered it played again and then he ordered it played again. So debuted three times in a row in seventeen seventeen. After. He finished his time handle finished his time at the Royal Academy of Music. He spent much of the Seventeenth Thirties writing operas, and then he said about to write what might be considered his magnum opus the Messiah. Handel. was by all accounts obsessed with work. We would say today a workaholic and he poured himself into his work as a composer as a musician. Sadly in seventeen fifty one he went blind and then in seventeen, fifty, nine, the age of seventy four he died in, London? He was buried in Westminster Abbey and of course, the grand organ of the Abbey and the choir played his beloved. Messiah. Handel one said I should be very sorry if I only entertained them referring to the people who listen to his music, he wanted people to not only be entertained but to beat moved by his music and that was certainly the case with the Messiah. The Messiah was first performed in Dublin on April thirteen, seventeen, forty two it was performed the next year in London and King George the second was in the audience attending and when he got to the chorus for part to the Hallelujah Chorus King George, the second was moved that he stood up, and of course, when the king stands everyone else stands in. So the whole theater stood alongside of the king and that started tradition of standing during the Hallelujah course. The Messiah is in three parts. Part one begins with prophecies of the. Coming Messiah from Isaiah and Psalms, and takes us right to the shepherds watching their flock at night on Bethlehem's hillsides. Then part two covers the passion, the suffering in-depth of Christ and ends with that Hallelujah course part three picks up with Christ's resurrection and continues with his ascension and what theologians call his present session in glory, and then it ends with the day of judgement to come as the Messiah the king comes in glory. Well, that is Handel's Messiah and when he was finished writing the musical score, he signed it s D. G. Solely Dale Gloria.
WBZ Midday News
Boston - More Than 20 Communities Now At High Risk For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
"Are added to the high risk red Zone with more on that. Here's Jim McKay. We're now up to 63 communities in the highest risk category for the state designated red on the covert 19 map that's released on a weekly basis. To get into the red. You have to be testing at eight cases per 100,000 residents some of the newest communities in the red on the map. Weymouth, Hanson, Hanover, Abington and Rockland all on the cell shore, West Newberry, Oxford and saw August and the list goes on. What may be more alarming is the jump in the overall state case rate. Just in the past week, Massachusetts went from a daily average increase from 7.3 cases per 100,000 people to 8.7%. So if you took over 19 high risk map math and took its state wide the entire state would be in the red Jim McKay W. B. C. Boston's news radio
Here & Now
Putin foe Navalny fighting for his life after suspected poisoning
"Russian opposition leader Alexia Vanni is reportedly unconscious in a hospital today and there are concerns that he was poisoned. He got sick on a flight in his plane had to make an emergency landing in the Russian city of. Joining us now is the BBC's Sergei Gorriak in Moscow. What is known about? What happened to Vanni? What would we know from now is that Navali is in stable but grave condition he's still in a coma is held in the hospital in the city of Ohm skits the middle of the Siberia and Navan his wife and his supporters came already from Moscow oems but the doctors there don't let them to go inside and to see what happens with Napoleon. Is, he also, we know that Navales supporters. Novalis. Team is going to transfer him in hospital in Europe probably that will be Hanover in Germany to be treating there because they don't believe Russian doctors and they believe more in medicine like broad But now his condition is critical and he's not ready to be transported which is why he's still there in. Now, he is forty four years old. He is a staunch critic of president. Putin, tell us more about who he is while for the last ten years broke Smith Lena has been the main opposition figure in. Russia he's the vocal critic of Putin. He's his thorn in a back. I can say so and he started as an opposition blogger right in about corruption cases among officials or businessmen somehow connected linked with the government they after he. Held a very successful campaign during the elections in two thousand eleven and these campaign against The United Russia party that's the main ruling party in this country. Made this party almost lose the elections in the State Duma. That's the parliament Navan only raised like lots of people to. Come on the streets they were mass rallies like hundreds of thousands of people in Moscow and Saint Petersburg and other cities who were protesting against United Russia the body which Nevada libels as a party of Crooks and thieves after that he tried. To run for mayor of Moscow. And dirt even tried to participate into the presidential election in two, thousand, eighteen. But he was barred from running because or was convicted in embezzlement He denies any wrongdoing. He thinks that these cases criminal case was political. He has a very successful anti corruption foundation which does a big and very A. Very good investigations on different politicians and Putin's France out He even made a very successful investigation on which means that if that's been A. Ex. President. Of Russia and Prime Minister after the that investigation specifically in two thousand seventeen, they will also mass rallies in Moscow. So there are lots of reasons, for Kremlin, not to love Nirvana as you can see. Well, and if indeed he was poisoned, this would not be the first Putin critic to be targeted. There's a long list not at all but what many experts here in Russia's say what I should agree with that such thing as only spoiling by. Either security services either some Putin's men could only happen with Putin's approval and. Now it there is no reason for Putin to try to put navalny in hospital or even to kill him because are no very prominent political campaigns running. No very big elections in Russia actually wouldn't have only was doing. Siberia. He was housing small campaigns for. Local elections in some Siberian cities where his supporters are running for some places in a city parliaments or regional parliaments, which is why still very puzzled about who and why would want Nevada to be poisoned and crime in spokesperson injury Paskov ready told that Kremlin wishes Nevada. Speedy recovery and they also told that they would help if Navales family would want him to be treated abroad.
PRI's The World
Belarus' leader faces toughest challenge yet in Sunday vote
"When you compare Belle Russian presidential candidates, Alexander Lukashenka, and Smith Lama to who knows. You quickly see that they're different in just about every way. In his State of the nation speech earlier this week Lukashenka says, the outsiders are plotting to overthrow his government and are pointing their poisonous arrows directly at him. His tone is grim combative and old fashioned. He's the quintessential strongman leader with Lana to Hanover on the other hand has a very different style. Confused theme. Men. Apolo. But I can show that women even more. Power than our man. That's tikhonov scarce speaking with the BBC she's common composed. She's not a career politician, but she's become the face of opposition and she's very popular. Last week sixty thousand people showed up to one of our rallies in the Belorussian capital Minsk. Rally in Belarus since the nineties.
Coronavirus Daily Briefing
Dogs Can Sniff Out Coronavirus Infections, German Study Shows
"Kicking off today with some potentially positive covid nineteen news from our canine friends. Dogs being trained, to sniff out. Drugs, weapons, and diseases like malaria, and even cancer is nothing new, but a new study shows that when trained dogs are able to sniff out code in Nineteen infections, quoting CNBC a new study, which was piloted by the University of Veterinary Medicine Hanover the handover medical school in the German armed. Forces found that if properly trained dogs were able to discriminate between human saliva samples infected with SARS COV to and non infected samples with a ninety four percent success rate overall, the hope is this method of detection could be one day used in public. Such, as airports, sporting events and other mass gatherings in addition to laboratory testing to help prevent future covid, nineteen outbreaks, according to researchers and quotes. The study was conducted using eight dogs from Germany's armed forces. They were trained for a week, using thousand samples of both infected and uninfected saliva, also neither of the researchers, nor the dog handlers new, which was which. Marin because black widow, who conducted the study says the dogs can probably detect folic change which occurs when a person is infected the one issue, the dogs apparently can't differentiate Kovic nineteen from other diseases like influenza yet, but the research team says that is the next step and the Hannover Medical School in Germany aren't the only ones conducting trials on trained dogs. Researchers at the London School of Hygiene and tropical medicine are also training and studying dogs to see if they could detect covid nineteen from person's body odor, which they say is altered by respiratory disease, and as for the canines welfare quoting CNN. Dogs are known to be. Be Able to contract cove nineteen, but there is no evidence that the virus can spread from dogs to humans, the team, medical detection, dogs or sure CNN that the dogs are well looked after and will be kept safe from infection, our dogs we trained on a dead virus, and then have no contact with the individuals. They're screening, but will sniff the air around. The person says representative Jimmy Butler and the dogs will only be permitted to be touched by the handler, which therefore means there will be very low risk of spread of the virus from the dog to their handler or to the people they live with and quotes. While this might not replace the uncomfortable diagnostic tests it could, certainly as the article said be a boon for public spaces where you need to test large numbers of people instantaneously and where fever scanners would only catch symptomatic. Assuming that is that the dogs could sniff out positive infections in a symptomatic. So, we'll have to see how accurately the dogs can be trained, but sounds like a promising solution so
WBZ Afternoon News
Hanover High creates tribute for its graduating seniors
"Hanover high school is paid a special tribute to their graduating seniors portraits of the one hundred and eighty nine senior class students have been set up on signs in the order of students would have sat in during their graduation ceremony faculty also created signs with words of inspiration and encouragement Hanover high has a target date of July thirty first for
Jay Talking
Boston Mayor Marty Walsh on plans to let restaurants offer outdoor dining
"Restaurants in Boston are waiting for some specifics on reopening especially outdoor dining party walls with dressing the issue during yesterday's city hall briefing outdoor seating for when restaurants open it's something that we're working on looking at we want to help restaurants recovering create safe distance options for everyone I want to be clear that this is for when dining at restaurants is allowed back in the plan and that is not in phase one but we want to be ready so this morning the city of Boston licensing board took action to lift restrictions streams to streamline the process the board also issued an online questionnaire that serves as an initial intake for applications we receive responses already from a hundred and forty seven different restaurants there is an interest in every neighborhood and with every aspect of our response to this crisis we're going to make equity a priority we'll be doing outreach to communities all across the city of Boston and all across different business districts I also want restaurants and all that we certainly feel your pain because one of the first things that were able to do was when Russians were allowed to do take out in the city of Boston were able to work with delivery and helping you set up delivery services we're able to help you with take out restaurants and Indian folks didn't have take a licenses allow every restaurant that would take a license we also advocated for the state to make sure beer and wine to be sold out of your restaurants in the city of Austin City some of all of the places we allow grocery C. stores that sold out a restaurant so we certainly feel your pain and we're doing everything we can to help restaurants survive not just now but even after this when they open up so we want to let you know that we're working very hard so I'm asking you please make sure that you thought your applications online and fill out the survey so we can better serve you choose to move forward the mayor talked about the process of applying for outdoor dining we're asking people to go on the city of Austin website go to licensing you'll see that we were making it easier for people to apply for these licenses that they'll one day licenses Olivia series of one day licenses that we're going to do we have a hundred forty seven people have expressed interest now and we'll go through the guidelines would looks like some restaurants have the ability right now without having any type of special special treat not treatment but special kind of waivers allow for them to open up on sidewalks are we looking at but we're working through a process which can happen this is a good example so restaurant gesture on you wants to have a good dining they don't have the ability but their sidewalk in front of the building they would apply saying that we were interested in having a cavity or something in front of my store it's on the sidewalk we would be working with them to see if we could do if your memory loss if years ago on the city bus in these pockets we put them in a parking space so would potentially give them a parklet out where they could set up some tables the sidewalks accessible for folks and would be able to allow them the opportunity to do some outdoor dining there's other places that we might be able to you know close close on a parking you know with the while laying in the street that's used for parking and maybe turn that into a restaurant restaurant space so it would be creative in different parts of the city there's not one plan that'll work everywhere some people said shut shut down Hanover street it sounds like a great idea in theory could be wonderful but you know we have a we have a fire station the middle end of the street so we have to think about how we do something like that work on that so we're gonna be working with the businesses and for us we work with the communities let them know that's coming you know there's gonna be some sort of communiqu process here for example a lot of our restaurants and residential neighborhood so there's a house on either side of them so we want people to know that like okay we're gonna we will get we make a lot of them have also done you're okay with it because people have their homes XR minutes again there's not one place in Boston Newbury street staff and then you know Washington Street Roslindale down the street in in in in Dorchester Roxbury it's it's
WBZ Midday News
Boston - 19-Year-Old Stabbed And Killed In Weymouth, Woman Arrested For Murder
"An arrest has been made in the killing of a Weymouth man nineteen year old Ryan Martin staff to death Thursday night in a wooded area near kernels Dr twenty six year old Kelsey debello arrested yesterday in Hanover and charged with murder she will be arraigned on Monday reports indicate that you did know each
Markley and Van Camp
Supermarket throws out $35K of food after woman coughs on it
"This in Pennsylvania because the grocery store thirty five thousand dollars in food what they do it happened yesterday at the supermarket in Hanover township the co owner said the woman came into the store and proceeded to purposely cough on all the produce a section of the bakery the meat case other spots in the store estimated the food value was well over thirty five thousand dollars he also said Lee efforts are being made to make her be tested for corona virus the she's not
On Point with Tom Ashbrook | Podcasts
The 'On Point' Iowa Caucus: Where Do Voters Stand?
"This is on point Magneto Birdie. We're doing something a little bit different this hour. Were experimenting with an on Point Mini Caucus. Because the Iowa caucuses or about three weeks away now and so we're kind of we've created this metaphorical room in our minds. Eye Radio version of a Iowa precinct. Here and seeing what Iowa voters think as they look towards basically casting their first votes In this presidential election season we started out the hour hearing from supporters of Senator Elizabeth Warren and Senator Bernie Sanders before the break. We I heard from two neighbors in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Who won who was all in for Mayor Pete Buddha Judge and another and Solomon who is still going to stand the corner for Cory Booker and wait to see who might convince her to move somewhere else and now? Let's talk about people tussling over Vice President Joe Biden. Here's the moment yesterday from the Democratic presidential debate in Des Moines. Where former vice president Biden really noted his broad support? He said that he has nationally so here he is look. I've been the object. She's affection now more than anybody else. I taken all the hits. He can deliver. And I'm getting better better in the polls my going up and by the way I have overwhelming support from the African American community overwhelming more than everybody else in this operation Vice President Joe the last night and when he said I've been the object of his affection now more than anybody else on the stage. The vice president was referring to President. Donald Trump. Let's go to Jane Who's calling from Fairfield Iowa Jane. You're on the air what who do you think you're going to be caucusing for thank you very much for your show My my husband and I have had The same issues as I think it was very league. Who wasn't sure who she was going to vote for In the caucuses who she was gonNA side with And Our experience was that there were a lot of good ideas out there that you know when we went to see each candidate we thought yeah. That's a good idea. Or that's a good idea. And that's a good idea and then about two weeks ago we went into See Joe Biden in Grinnell and we realized by you know listening to him being with him. Yeah that we were for sure going to call 'cause for him and The reasons I mean I know I have to be sync but One thing is that he can take the reins of the government immediately He doesn't he's completely capable. Oh and he's he's He's very cogent. His answers were extremely informative and comprehensive comprehensive. He's very competent and other reason is that he he wasn't ranking about anything he was. We felt much better or from being with him because we feel that the ideas presented by most of the candidates will find their way to policy in the united the states. But this is a man who is kind is only mentioned his generous of heart and he's very competent. So we I feel like he has the best chance of unifying that country anything else important. It's unify the country's right. Well Jane thank you so much for your call. Let's go to Robert. WHO's calling from Grinnell Iowa Robert? You're on the air. Hello yes we're we are definitely definitely caucusing for Bernie the last time around we caucus for burning. We knew eight at vowed. Second Amendment voter never voted re- democrat in his his life he caucus for Bernie. It was about healthcare Bernie is willing to make changes. People voted for trump. Because they wanted a change they. I didn't want things as they were. Which is what Hillary is not going to change anything? They wanted changes so they voted for trump. Because it was it it was a vote for either no change or vote for change and they voted for trump. That's why we've caucusing for Bernie Bernie is willing to change things. So that means that you definitely wouldn't caucus for senator. Sorry doing that. Vice President Joe Biden not definitely not Biden. Okay okay. We'll Robert. Thank you so much for your call now. Okay we've heard from various folks who have their mindsets on their on their candidates but it turns out that about right now in Iowa. Iowa seems as if undecided voters undecided. Iowans might be forming the biggest block of Iowa caucus goers. Let's talk to go back into our own point caucus caucus room and talk to to currently undecided Iowans. The Real Wenzel joins us from Waterloo Iowa. She's Laura's director of marketing for Ymca of black of county and is currently decided perhaps leaning towards Andrew Yang Laurel. Welcome to you. Hello it's great to have you and also also from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Tom Fuller joins us. Tom is a retired maintenance supervisor. For the city of Cedar rapids. Tom Is currently undecided. As well did did have his heart on senator or his mindset on Senator Kamala Harris before she dropped out of the race so Tom Welcome to you. Okay so Laura let me ask you first here here. Whoa what's keeping you undecided right now? What have you not found in any of the candidates that you feel like you can throw your full support behind a unifying presence? I think is what I don't see in any of the candidates especially last night on the debate stage age. I was really disappointed that there is nobody that was wanting to come by Ya with the rest of the candidates and be like. Let's do this together because is inevitably. That is what is GonNa Happen. Ray Inevitably we're GONNA have one candidate and it's going to be Democrat versus Republican. But I don't feel like anybody is on the same page on that stage and it's frustrating. Because I want a unified spirit within the party which is why I go to caucus because I go to caucus for the policies of the Party as well as the policies of the individual. Okay so tom you actually truly still undecided or you kinda trying to be leaning one way or the other well I'm still undecided. I am I to me. It seems like we have a a large field of very qualified qualified people and so That makes the decision harder because they're all good so what I'm considering going to is Someone that can immediately restore our credibility With the world We think we're the laughing stock now. And I think we need to regain our The Mantle of leadership and respect and get our credibility back back and a friend of mine who was a cory booker supporter. Very adamant he just the next day went to Joe Biden very strongly and so I've been looking at Ah Biden That would pretty much. I hope restore credibility with the world pretty much outta the gate and it seems to me that when you have this confusing Mass of people that having somebody with the roots being with Obama and all of his is years in the Senate That sort of a direct line with all these other candidates kind of warming around rounded doesn't let me if I may just let me just tip toeing here again Because Lorenzo did I hear you Kinda side it was very strong side regarding regarding Joe. Ab Thinking about Joe Biden. But you're it sounds like anybody but joe I mean I think that it's a fallacy to assume that his credibility outside of the United States is going to provide any sense of security when he's an office I think that unfortunately impeachment aside the The investigation that trump was going going for it has really broken thy confidence in Joe Biden. And that's something that we haven't really heard at least I haven't heard much about Out You can be darn that he's GonNa late into that on the debate stage if Biden becomes the nominee. And and. I'm concerned I'm concerned. It's going to be another Hillary Clinton where you know you supporter. You'll like her and then all of a sudden this thing comes out and it's like Oh okay so. Let's listen coin to unify unify the party. So let me ask both of you got a couple minutes left with the two of you and Tom. I'll start with you. Is there anything that you heard from your fellow Iowans this hour. That might convinced you one way or the other not yet the to women's that go to the same church or re really really Enlightening and I'm going to re listen to this and Listen carefully to what they had to say. Cedar Rapids Nothing you know. No no we pick for many yet. it's still not three weeks certainly very interesting points. They made I still think maybe I'm I'm leaning towards Biden Haydn The reason that trump went after him I feel like trump thinks that he's the strongest candidate and and that's why he attacked him. I'm hurry everybody thinks he's the strongest candidate. I mean you can see it on the debate stage last night. They wanted to give Elizabeth Warren the last word and then all of a sudden Biden was able to rebuttal before the commercial break. I mean everybody expects Joe Biden to win this nomination Shannon I I think that's the disappointing thing is that We we have all of our hopes and dreams and this guy that is just. She's tired he looks tired. He looks you know like like he has so much that he wants to give by. He physically is just not going to be able to do it. And I I understand. Stay on that So that's why I'm just like you know you are. You are a great idea and if you could just throw your support against another our candidate I feel like that would be best in the end but you know that's not GonNa Happen for alcock Laurel. Did you hear anything this hour. That might have helped clarify in the direction. You're going to go in a couple of weeks. You know I did I. Did you know I've been. I've been fighting with my interest in Elizabeth Warren. Because I remember when I first saw her on the daily show with John Stewart and she reminded minded me of my history professor. Because that's what she wants and I have been fighting with that instinct to feel you know cast down in by her in a sense like she knows everything but at the same time I do feel like she has the best candidate on that stage and that her policies are really about the people they impact. They will impact me and my family with my son who needs long-term long term care Because he's disabled I just I'm ready for a woman. I'm ready for that feminine touch so I really if you like between the debate last night and what I heard today Elizabeth Warren seems like the best win and if I might interject I thought thought we'd be passed having I've having to think about either having a man or woman and that we would just be at the place where or we would pick. The best person is really. We've never we have that. We're not that far down the road yet. We shouldn't gender shouldn't matter it should just be the best person and it's I'm I'm pretty disappointed that we haven't gone on that far yet. Well Tom Fuller from Cedar Rapids Iowa. Tom Thank you so much for joining us in our little mini any caucus here really appreciate supporter and definitely go back. And listen on radio DOT ORG. That's where you're gonNA find it okay. Let us know what you think about. What an libby had to say and and Laura Wenzel from Waterloo Iowa? Thank you so much for joining us in our little mini caucus room here seeing you. It was a great opportunity and I hope that everybody everybody that's the thing goes out and caucus on February third. Yeah same here definitely and everybody should always participate in the electoral process as much as they possibly awesome. Cancel Laura thank you again okay. So that that was worthy more fascinating hours that I've had a chance to listen to so let me turn back to our on point news analyst Jack Beatty the Marvelous Jack Beatty. Who's been listening in from Hanover? New Hampshire Jack. We've got about two and a half minutes left here. What did you hear well? Well I heard voters who were just not only interested but intensely interested and and and and Laurel we actually. We heard an informed. Cy I mean even her. Cy was informative. We knew what she meant. And and it you know the one of the knocks on the caucus focus is undemocratic he to the no secret ballot. You've got to stand at a at a at a place for polling placer church basement for hours you've got to do it in public but on the other hand that encourages people to talk in public and look how these people talked to each each other. Not Past each other met. The arguments met the objections. Saw The merit In the other person's point of view it seems to me it modeled old Iowa's citizenship at its best. I I would agree right. I mean hearing hearing and in Libby and Lorella Lorella and Tom and and Barney and Mike all engage with each other was really inspirational. But as you said the actual caucus itself I mean I read someone described it a sort of like. It's almost a student council student president election because it can be so wild but to your original. Appoint though Jack was made at the beginning of the hour we've got about thirty seconds left here. Is there anything that you heard in these voters. That changes your your concern that you know. The Iowans wins. Don't really pick winners. Well their concern to pick a winner and that may matter as much as anything I mean. I didn't hear here purity. I didn't hear someone saying well. My commitment is to this candidates ideas above everything. Everyone seemed to hedge. I want onto winner. Maybe they'll pick one right. That definitely came through loud and clear with with all of our Iowa state but the reasons why they think their candidates might be a winner. We're quite different from one another which was absolutely fascinating so Jack Beatty Point News analyst with us from Hanover. New Hampshire the New Hampshire primary hot on the heels of the Iowa Caucus. Jack ackward diving all in now. Thank you so much for joining us today.
SpaceTime with Stuart Gary
This star moving at hyperdrive-speeds was spat out from our black hole
"Of the ticket a style that's being flung out of the Milky Way Galaxy Alexey at a record breaking speed of six million kilometers per hour by the supermassive black hole at the Galactic Centre a report in the monthly notices the Roll Economical Society claims. The unfortunate star was sent on its course through gravitational dads with secretaries ace tax more than five million years ago the style which is now some twenty nine thousand light years from Earth is traveling some ten times faster the most stars in the Milky Way including the son in fact. It's moving so fast. I believe the Milky Way in about one hundred million years never to return one of the study's authors emeritus professor Gary that cost us from the Australian National University. Says is the stars encounter with a black hole occurred at a time when humans were first learning to Walk Upright. He says in astronomical terms star will be leaving galaxy fairly sued and will likely travel through the emptiness of intergalactic space for eternity the Milky Way central supermassive black hole secretaries a star has some four four point three million times the mass of our Sun. It's located some twenty six thousand light years away in the direction of the Constellation secretaries authors discovered discovered this hapless style while using the three point nine meter anglo-australian telescope at the siding Spring Observatory to search for the shorted remains of small galaxies orbiting. The Milky Way is part of the southern Stella Stream Spectroscopy survey follow up observations within made with the A and US two point three minute telescope confirming the stars. Extreme speed did the customer and colleagues then trace the Star's journey back to its point of origin in the Galactic Center. It's this must have originally been in a binary system with a companion star and this system ventured too close to the black hole secretaries ace ta which then captured one of the Stars Too Close Orbit or sling shutting the other one out of the system custom and very high speed. DACOSTA says it's great to be able to confirm thirty or prediction. That stars really can be flying out of a galaxy by the supermassive black hole at the Galactic Center. I'm part of it. The national team that is using the anglo-australian telescope to get philosophies and abundances for stars in stellar streams the stuff streams Remnants of small galaxies have been ripped apart as they fall into is advertised on potential and by studying them we can learn about the distribution of doc mattering our galaxy for example but for every field. We don't necessarily have a complete set of targets for the thought so we used the other spare fathers to look at potentially other stars of interest and we found this stuff. That's has a velocity moving away from us as over a thousand cuomo specific and that was very unexpected and exciting discovery. Picked your interest in other words very much so Particularly the stars brought enough that the European Guy Satellite Commissioner a very accurate promotion. The motion in the plight of the sky is distinct from emotional life on us when we combine that with the observed. A lot of thoughts. Lusty you can trace Ashley Orbit back in time. And the orbit. Effect Exactly intersects with the center of the Galaxy. So we're very sure that this does being flung long out of the standard of the galaxy matches a prediction for a long time. Now that's been massive. Black Holes will blackouts. Generally I guess under the right circumstances weren't gobble Lapa Adventures too close but will in fact fling it out. That's right. There was a piper written first by Jack Hills in not an idea actually before four the Central Collin Galaxy was really well established in which he predicted it. If a binary star got too close to the central by call one of the stars would be absorbed in towards the blackhall. The other one would get a lot of energy be flung out of the center of the Galaxy and bicycling escape from galaxy completely. And that's what we're saying here. This really is the the first time that we've been definitively established that this high-velocity star doesn't affect have its origin at the center of the Galaxy. What do you know about this star? Well we know that it's Relatively young it's about two and a half times the mess of some. It's likely to be quite rich in chemical elements because the Santa Pod Aug- Aleksey is where the overall about this is about effective two times higher than it is in the local neighborhood so it's caught rich but With a massive about two and a half times orange the lofty that is traveling at its guide to escape from the Galaxy and hit off into it elected spice which is a very empty place. What does one cool is star in integrated space? I know if we have a planet outside our solar system. It's a rogue planet but what what is it aerobic style. I guess you'd call. It is a collective star. The the volume of spice outside of galaxies is very very empty. So you know you have a very small population of stars walk. These escaped from galaxies and and They'd be very hard to find. It's not the first high-speed contended that has been detected that appears to be living galaxy. Isn't no that's right nine for some Almost addicted I guess that there are these high-velocity stars that appear to be skyping galaxy in fraction of which appear to be coming from the center of the Galaxy. But this is the very first one where we've got precise enough to seminar of the top of the star to absolutely verify that it's coming from the center of the Galaxy hasn't been given head log number yet or a name. It has the rather prosaic name S. five because as five is the Stream survey project we're involved with And then it's it should be s one high-velocity star number one. I guess with the expectation that we might find more to me about the survey that you guys have been doing. This is really exciting. Isn't it looking at. The shredded remains a small galaxies opening the Milky Way. That's right It's actually a very good example of international collaboration. There's a team in the US that uses what's called the doc energy like camera on the former telescope in Chile. But let's you image lodge areas in the sky and they've infect done quite deep suv. I of the Southern Hemisphere Scott and in that imaging serve I I discovered of order a dozen of these streams where we believe these a AH small galaxies. That have been disrupted but you need to take spectroscopy of the stock is to get the philosophies in the abundances and the anglo-australian telescope with its two degree field spectograph spectograph lets you observe up to four hundred dollars at a time and that is a unique facility in terms of its field of view. A numbers fathers in the astronomical world so the US imaging imaging people have collaborated with star stone of his experts in fava spectroscopy to measure that. He's sort of these streams and You know serendipity can sometimes what can you fight or wait. Found this This particular stop by studying these still streams. This must be telling you a lot about the origins of the Milky Way Galaxy itself and how it's grown over Giga Giga us. Yes you're exactly right The the standard Theory of how the Milky Way is come into existence as had lots of galaxies Small galaxies full in get disrupted and then contribute. This does to the highlands of the disk of the galaxy in that process. We can try and map out. What the distribution of mass in our galaxy is by understanding the orbits of these streams in the galaxy get disrupted some of the stars get energy energy and move ahead than some of the stars lose energy in full behind? That's probably the other way around And so you. The whole thing gets strung out as a string of beat effectively and by studying the motions of streams we can actually see things like the influence of the lodge measuring like cloud as it comes by our galaxy. It's extra gravity. It disturbs the orbits of streams. and Are we seeing a lot of stuff from secretaries to office will run the other side that well it's been gobbled up. Now's well isn't it. That's that's right. I mean. The Sagittarius Stream was the first example of this Process with off. Galaxies falling in and being disrupted I guess it's Probably twenty. He's ago I guess it was in twenty five years since it was discovered and that is the archetypal example. The core of the galaxy is near the center of a Galaxy Galaxy. There's a stream of stars advice that goes across the hall. Scott now Sagittarius is was originally much more massive system than the small systems. That are just being disrupted the streams of West studying but it does just show that this process goes on Sagittarius. What in fact its own set of costs that guide to be added to the Hanover? The galaxy wants to sides of terrorists. System is completely disrupted with globular clusters. Can you tell the difference between a glove class. Sta and the center of a shredded galaxy. See that's very good question There are a few Gobert. COST IS GONNA cost is have constant abundance of elements it's like on and calcium Others but there are a few classes like a Centauri which is readily visible in the summer sky where there was a big range inch in the chemical elements like Nelson on from star to star. And it's certainly been suggested that Those cover costs as well. You see a heavy element abundance range by well obtained the former nucleus off galaxies. Pain disrupted our listeners are way normally globular cluster. oster is a tight ball of thousands if not millions of stars which originally formed together at the same time in the same molecular gas and dust cloud but when you see globular clusters crossed with stars of very different MILICIA's very different compositions. That's the telltale sign you're talking about. Exactly yes yes. In fact we have an example inside serious various the The there's a classical m fifty four which is a very luminous go cost which is right at the center secretaries and in fact does have a Ryan the elephants. So that's almost smoking guns or the Saudi.
The RV Podcast
A guide To EBikes
"Time now for the interview of the week and we're going to talk in this week's interview section about E-bikes we get more questions about e bikes in pretty much anywhere we go everywhere we go we hear people talking to us about e bikes I guess is there just so darn much fun right we're seeing more and more e bikes yeah we've had them ours for almost two years now when we first started it was we didn't see any now pretty much every time we're in a camp ground we see them if we're meeting people at an RV show as we do throughout the year people who are now telling us hey we got We got bikes so what is an electric bike now our guest is going to be a friend of ours named Ty Collins Tie is the marketing director for Radd Power Bikes but this is not meant as a commercial and we're we're talking pretty much about electric bikes of all kinds you can get whatever you want but S. T. tied to come on 'cause I know tie well and their bikes are made in the USA they're they're from Seattle and it's been fun to watch the company grow is they've been our sponsor I think they now have one hundred sixty five employees tie was telling me and they only had like four four five or six when we start when they started with as a sponsor of this podcast so we appreciate their support but we also love their bikes and we both have of one and I thought it would be great to answer the questions from an expert rather than us giving you our opinion so I consider this a guide to what oh you need as an RV`er to get an e bike is an e by right for you our guest Tai Collins the marketing director of Rad Power six collins thank you first of all so much for being with us on the podcast we're delighted to have you with us as we've been talking about red par bikes for for years now the first time I think we've had you on yeah definitely yeah Mike and I thank you so much for having us any excuse to talk. Electric Bikes woke loudly take it now let's let's talk about them because as we notice every week we are seeing e bikes electric bikes more and more as we travel across North America oh let's let's sort of start as a primer I know a lot of our audiences either considering it or wondering now after seeing them if this is really what what they need maybe you can help answer some of the more common questions so let's start with just that question why our electric bike so popular today and and what do we need to know about them in terms of motors and how they work definitely will be a big question I think we can kind of boil down some of the key so you know why are you like so popular today I think now more than ever in the US people are really becoming familiar and aware of electric bikes and all the benefits that they have you know when we started up you know a handful a year is back when most people heard electric bike they being really understand the concept and most people thought well why would I need a motor it's a bicycle bicycles if our exercise and while you can use a bike for exercise we really do electric bikes as just an awesome form of personal transportation and on that form of transportation you can get as much or as little exercise as you want the vast majority of US spend a lot of time in the car in very very short trips and e bikes are amazing because they can really replace a lot of those trips that you would take a car on a bike now for someone that's in the RV community they're really just an amazing tool because number one you don't have to rely on to- car you don't have to bring a tow car at all if you don't want to and especially some of our more compact folding models you can actually use the man a lot of the you know cargo bays or cargo areas of your RV trailer fifth wheel what have you so kind of some of the big thanks to know about electric bikes at their core they really are just bicycle they're going to peddle the same you're going to apply the brakes the same way you're going to shift the same way what you're GonNa have the added benefit of the motor which is going to be powered by your battery pack so you can really get as much assistance or as little assistance as watts so if you really just need a little help on the big hills you WanNa ride like normal bike the rest of the time you can do that if you WanNa pretty much treat it like a moped or scooter you're in just to throttle you can do that as well so their popularity is really really increasing because people are realizing what you know a versatile form of bit of our e-bikes it would be fun they are Josh so much fun and when we give people rides Ach with ours and campgrounds and we always let them take take him out for a low one guy ran into a tree once with it that was his problem he wasn't looking going any convinced him he never he never knew how to ride a bike ever so but he ended up buying what but fun is the is the is the most important thing in the first thing I hear everybody this is so much fun but there are two elements that you mentioned let's kind of talk about there's one the motor and one the batteries what do we need to know about the motors is there a certain power setting that we should look for is there any legal restrictions on size of motor what what does the consumer need to know it so in the US the Federal Regulations Limit Electric Bikes that are street legal to seven hundred he wants which is going to be about one horsepower so to legally ride an electric bike on streets bike what's bike lanes things like that it's going to have a Max wattage of seven hundred fifty watts so typically power comes in two hundred and fifty watt increments so more commonly you'll find two hundred fifty watt five hundred watt or seven hundred and fifty watt all of those are going to be street legal you can take a where you can take a race dealer bicycle irregular pedal bicycle obviously but the higher the wattage more power you're GONNA get the more quickly celebrate on the easier time you're gonNA have going up hills so you really want to look for I think seven fifty if you can and that way you're sure you're going to be Hanover exactly so the benefit of seven hundred fifty watt motor is you're going to have the most essentially the most power you can get while maintaining kind of net street legal electric bike classification. If you're going to have power over that it's GonNa go into a new category where it's going to be considered eight moped essentially and you'll need license registration insurance and things like that but at seven hundred fifty watts you can treat it just like a regular bicycle is it just a lot easier I noticed it just recently the National Park Service has authorized the use of e bikes in their system there are still some places though where we do see signs that prohibit electric bikes is is that how how do people get away with that if there are street legal island and have the same category as a as a bicycle yes so where it does get a little bit tricky is the laws around electric bikes are still getting work you know they can differ on a federal state county and even city level so you announcement that electric bikes me legalized the national park system is a really amazing step towards what we're hoping more streamlined and kind of easier to follow around electric bike so there will still be some areas that will kind of you know choose to put their own their own you know rules in interpretation and spend on a on the laws but for the most part as long as you are seven hundred fifty watts or less and there's no specific call out about not being able to ride electric bikes you're typically going to be safe I say typically because Areas can differ but it's becoming you know so much easier to ride electric bikes than it used to be and is there more popular as e bike fans increases across the North America most municipalities are realizing that these are here to stay and I think that'll change let's go down to the batteries because those are motors are powered by a battle sorry and I guess as a electric bike rider myself the first thing Jennifer and I noticed is it is is basically silent you really don't hear the motor it's not like a motorcycle or even a scooter it's very very quiet saremi thing we should know about the noise jason then we'll get into the battery usage yes so just a he said it's pretty much going to be silent you know it's it's not like the two or forced broke motors used on motorcycles and scooters at all you're really just kind of here a small winding noise from the motor and because you're pulling off a higher average speed in traditional by you might hear a little more noise from the tires on the pavement than you're normally used to but other that it's going to be very very quiet you know there are a number of different types of motors in find on electric bikes so on the bikes that we produce your red power bikes all of our motors are going to be mounted in the rear hub of the wheel we chose to use that style of motor because it's going to give you a very very natural writing experience the power still going to be generated from the rear wheel it's a nice balance is a very smooth ride of those two types of there's we have one is known as what's called internally geared motor so actually going to have a gear system within it and the other one is going to be a direct drive motor just basically powered by a series of magnet direct drive motor is going to be the styling motor that's featured on about half of our bikes in fact the device that you have micro both GonNa Feature Director motor so that's GonNa be kind of quiet as option out of all the different electric bike motorcyles you're gonNA find basically it's a series of that pop power the bikers basically just one single movement part and because of that it's GonNa be a very very quiet ready experience which really just me aches the ride that much better oh you don't even know it's it's running you don't even hear it it's neat back to the batteries you do have to charge these how how far can you go into battery or how long does a battery charge last how long does it take typically charge the battery yeah all great questions so typically a completely dead battery is GonNa take about four or so hours to charge so not too long at all and once fully charged we give eighty real world estimation of between twenty five and forty five miles per charge so the main things that are going to influence that what are your level of assist so are you just getting a little gentle level of assistance or is motor doing the vast majority of the work for you what's the size of the writer obviously a one hundred pound writer versus a two hundred fifty pound writer or use a different level of juice and then a big one the level of terrain where you cruising on a flat paint surface or you're going down some you know pretty serious roles obviously the more hills you know more power it's GonNa use I myself the way I ride which is around the city Seattle which definitely has its fair share of hills I typically getting around forty miles per charge in my kind of just common everyday usage so it's it's quite a bit quite a bit longer than it seems in a you can really covers some some major ground on a single charge now unlike an electric car for sample you don't need any specific plug you just need I guess I've always said a thirty ample supply because that's what we have in our RV but I actually just plug mine into an outside thirty APP supply on my RV or at the pedestal and they charge up real quick there I've even charged them off my batteries Argonne cell phone you'll be set and you do have a gauge their that roughly let you know how much power you have so it's very easy I've never run out and we've gone forty fifty miles a day on sometimes I've never run a pretty pretty much just like you're in a finding a car with your gas gauge we're GonNa have a very similar style the bike and that's GonNa give you five five different bars to Kinda give you a feel for where where your battery level is at and you can really make sure you're not gonNA go out and get stranded without power you know Oh you know you never wanna get stranded without power because like I was saying earlier are at their core they really are just a standard bicycle you still are going to be able to make your way back if you do in fact run out of power just going to be a little bit heavier of a bike than you might be stu how how much do these bikes way yeah so depending on the model they're going to range about fifty eight or so up to around seventy pounds so we have some replacements are going to be quite a bit more robust but by design to really hold up the weight of passengers cargo things like that now one of the questions I get often asked is how is the best way to carry them on a hitch whether they should be covered or not I always have been on people it's the same as any bicycle care if your bike gets exposed to the elements is there more we have to worry about because of the I I would assume most people would travel at the batteries off but more we have to worry about with these first parts being exposed to the elements yes so by the way kind of level you said there about you wouldn't want to necessarily leave a traditional by out in the rain and that's kind of the exact verbiage that that will use you want to treat it like you would treat you know
Monocle 24: The Menu
Food Neighbourhoods Presents Tin Hau of Hong Kong
"Today we're off to explore the neighborhood of Tin Hau in in Hong Kong which is pronounced tin like the mental and how like the question so how do I get that. The answer is pretty simple. Go to the nearest. MTO Station Asian gets on the Blue Island line and get off at either Tin Hau or Fortress Hill alternatively. If you decide to take a taxi it's a good idea to use either of those. MTO Stations Sion's as your point. That's because strictly speaking there is no such places in the area that lies between these two stations and is bordered by Victoria Park Victoria Harbor and Braemar. Hill should technically be called either Causeway Bay or North Point. The Phantom district of Tin. Hau actually gets its name from the nearby Tin Hau Temple Tin. Hau is the goddess of the scene Cantonese so these temples erected in her honour have traditionally attracted fishermen Chaman families who come to pay their respects and Ostra protection from the ocean necessarily expect Tin Hau temples usually found dumped along the coast of Hong Kong. However in this particular neck of the woods extensive land reclamation work in the early twentieth century has pushed the temple further and further away from the sea as a result? If you walk into Tin Hau Temple today the closest you find to get your feet. Wet is the Water Fountain in the courtyard. I generally quite pleasant spot with covered seating being a chance for some spiritual contemplation the puck that thought for now luke plenty of time for rest and reflection of the end of Ottawa right now. We're we're off to explore some of Tin House. Earthly Delights and we are beginning to in Fortress Hill at the station gets out exit a and crossed the busy kings road onto oil street being shooter look out for the double decker trams as they trundled past find your bearings little snippet of local history by first nipping into oil street art space. This two story great listed red brick building dating back to one thousand nine hundred eight used to be the homicide home of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club but after the coastline moved the club set sail to new premises in the nineteen thirties and today the converted art space ace is the only surviving waterfront building from that time standing on the corner of oil streets and Wang on road spend a moment to take in the old tenement buildings well I erected on this reclaimed land now have to shed his space with several much newel unfought Shinier office towers while you were there order a coffee Alfie to go through the window at Smoko an owner operated hole in the wall cafe occupied this same pavement spot for the last four years for an extra jolt of Benji. Let yourself be tempted by the slices of Banana love that often sit on the counter with Your Cup Cake in hand continue along Wang on road turn left wbt onto folk. Yom Road and then take a right onto electric road which is one of ten house major thoroughfares runs parallel to the hopper electric road road gets his name from Old Power Station that was decommissioned in the nineteen seventies demolished and then turned into housing for the road around as it bends left an enter enter Causeway Bay market. This is a typical example of Hong Kong so-called wet markets that can be found almost every neighborhood in the city stole operators tend to wear release on feet for good reason the floors at these wet markets are usually soaking wes on account of the live fish and other seafood that are sold out two polystyrene boxes filled up with water and melting ice fresh meat is also sold alongside the seafood but in the city it comes with a word of caution in Hong Kong fresh meat means live meat not that fluffy farm-to-table marketing speak pig's trotters watches and snouts hang on hooks on one side of Causeway Bay markets while live chickens squeezed into tiny cages clock and school on the other side. Animal lovers be warned in fact the same goes for anyone with a sensitive stomach skip this part of the tour. I'm probably shut your ears for the next ten or twenty seconds at Causeway Bay market. Live poultry plucked from their cages by multitasking butcher who then ways them tags them and kills them right in front of paying in customers the chickens then handed to the chaps at the back of the store to be defended in cleaned and win the caucuses returned to the front counter the butcher slices of the feet it cuts the body into chunks and Hanover in a plastic bag for those you still listening at this point. Don't be surprised to see black skin chickens on the butcher's board causeway Tapei market. It's local delicacy and a curious sight to behold when I encountered at the bottom of a clear Chinese soup on that note it. It must be time for spot of lunch tin. Hau is home to plenty of roasted goose restaurants however something tells me that right now you a feeling like like something a little bit more healthy and wholesome so let's leave the market behind and head over to campus a Japanese Carey House on the other side of electric road campuses led by Chef Fujita Kanter and his restaurants simple approach to food can be summed up as minimal fuss minimal fat. There are no additives in the food and plenty of no meat options on the menu making a popular choice for the city's health conscious order the carry with fifteen kinds of vegetables and see if you can guess S. O. Fifteen kinds before you look to your play clean. Here's a clue to get you started the big white ones with the holes in the middle a called Lotus roots so how have we got on at campus managed to name all fifteen kinds of vegetables yet egg heads can reward themselves with a sweet treat one of Tin House many any dessert restaurants an actual fat. We all can going somewhere else for pudding is after all a popular after new tradition in Hong Kong so let's wonder under along the street to Ching Ching Desserts and have a flick through their extensive menu staple dessert ingredients include sago mango. Tofu red-bean red being put mallow star fruit condensed milk and glutinous rice spotted anything that takes your fancy adventure seats is looking for a truly local experience. This can also head around the corner to anti sweet an order their signature jury and Tofu Dessert Tuck down sing funk streets anti sweets it is easy to spot by the cartoon lady who appears to be smiling laughing on the shops yellow and red sign edge however the smelly fruit is definitely an acquired. I taste so don't expect to fall juries charms straight away fortunately for us. The final stop went off food. Too is just the ticket for cleansing pallets. The Hong Kong Island Tap House also on sink funk street is one of the best bars in the city to sample beers by a growing number of local. Oh craft brews these include young master. Yardley brothers black-eyed Kylo and Moon Zen at first you may well feel spoke for choice but with almost forty types of beer on tap so why not order the tap house be a flight to begin with six is one hundred sixty eight Hong Kong dollars offer that we definitely recommend you try Yadi brothers Hong Kong busted an award-winning Ikea that is brewed with sweet melon apricot and licorice alongside those strong flavors it also pack strong punch at seven point two percent. AB feeding suit refreshed leave the tap house and find your way back to electric road from that continue heading West Towards Tin Hau MTA station. It's one straight road and the entrance is directly in front of you before before heading back into central nip around the Corner Tin Hau temple road take a seat in a tin. Hau Temple Garden and try to remember where this whole story began