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The Economist: The Intelligence
"harkey" Discussed on The Economist: The Intelligence
"Perhaps one of the most jarring things about being in Ukraine, especially in the east, is that the horrific stories of loss are just everywhere you look. Ceremony is a freelance producer and contributor to the intelligence. Even here in a coffee shop in the northeastern city of harkey, though people seem to be moving on, each of their lives has changed in the last year in countless ways. Right down to their morning routine. My morning starts whether I'm taking my phone before I curl up to bed and actually check in with everybody's life. If they are okay. Yeah. It's just constant. This is Kate from harkey, or at least that's how I know her from Twitter. There, she's tried to be a voice speaking to an English audience about the experiences of Ukrainians, but her real name is capable of. So, before we start, have you ever tried the shake? Give cake. No, I haven't. No. So it's the same. And people should know about it. Okay. Sure. I'll try that. Who was Kate from Harvard on February 23rd? 2022. Just a normal girl in her care. I had a job. I loved had family I loved. We plan to maybe have children soon my husband. That was it. I was just happily living in joy in my life. Was a very long year. For me for us for everyone, there was evacuation in the beginning of the war. There was a lot of funerals. It changed us, all of us. I mean, if I tell you it changed me for the worse, is that too bad, because I feel like I've become less of myself less happy now and for example, I'm afraid of phone calls. Have you ever met a person before who is afraid of when their phone ring in? Because I'm afraid that somebody died. And then getting informed about it. So that's how it changed me. I guess. And what made you come back to Harvey? So at the beginning of the war, Russian army was very close to hierarchy, but it was almost encircled. 24/7 Bond, like everything burnt and explored. And after a few weeks of living in the basement, basically, I broke I couldn't take it anymore. I decided to evacuate. My husband and brother decided to come with me, but we couldn't convince our parents. It was heartbreaking. People you love under bombing shelling. And then my mother had a stroke and made August, I guess. Yeah. And these people who are older, they can't take this much stress. This war makes them really physically sick. It's common. It's not only my mother. So we come back to care about her also. She's doing better. She can walk and speak. So we've been blessed. This looks amazing. So what is it exactly? Business. Caramel. Buttercream and there should be nuts. Hazelnuts. Okay, I think probably some people nuts in here. Mmm. That's amazing. That's very good. I'm surprised that people outside of hikaru but no one knows about you. I do like borscht, but. We can't plan. For what we will do when this warrants. For me, we plan to have children, but that was put on hold. Because it's just scary to be in this vulnerable state to be pregnant right now. When you might be forced to evacuate or run, or maybe you need to hide from a rocket. How do you keep going through all of the stress? I mean, this situation in Ukraine, it's heartbreaking, but also Ukrainians are so inspiring small nation of people with different views and different lives and how they are able to come together to resist this. That helps a lot. After we said goodbye, Kate went home, and she thought some more about our conversation. And she followed up with this voice note. That's question about how this war changed me. I struggled to answer it because I asked this myself also. And I don't like the answer. I'm gay. It feels like this part of me that was responsible for being happy, carelessly, and small stuff in life. His melting away, you know? And instead of enjoying my life, I'm always on guard. That's the change. And I really hope that after the war is over, that will go away. And I will be able to be happy that my following instead of virgin out because I immediately assumed that something of what happened and I'm just going to get this you right now with this phone call. You heard me what I want to tell the people that is listening, I want to tell how thankful they are. Seriously, every person in Ukraine understands the three depend on your health a lot. And we appreciate it. More than you can imagine. Anyway, thank you.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
"harkey" Discussed on Entrepreneur on FIRE
"Scott say what's up to fire nation and share something that you believe about becoming successful that most people disagree with? I had a lot of what's up, everybody, happy to be here and what a great day. Man, let's start out with fire. Obviously, you know, for me, it's big failures. I call them resets. And a lot of times people think resets are a thing that makes you have to start all over, but I believe resets are a key to success. Because for me, every time I hit a point where I have to reset, I have to go to that next click. And what made me successful up to that point isn't going to work for that next click. So people could say like failure, that's kind of cliche, but I think resets are the key and maybe a lot of people will disagree with me like everything should be all good and a nice little path to the top. But I think the big resets are the key to success. I think people are scared of recess because they kind of feel like they're going backwards or they're starting over and people kind of get a little nervous with that concept. But fire nation, it allows you to clear the deck and say, okay, let's start fresh. What's the next step? What's the next process? What did I learn from some of the mistakes that I made? And of course, some of the successes and wins that I had going forward. And listen, we're talking about how to build a $100 million marketing empire from the ground up. So obviously Scott knows a thing or two about the power of the reset. And I want to talk Scott about your journey. Share with us how you got to where you are today. I'm a street hustler. I'm a college dropout. I barely graduated high school, I've been very passionate about the marketing business and the advertising business I had been that way since I can remember as a kid. But it didn't start out all rosy. It was a hard journey. I started in radio. I started selling radio like 20 years old because I was pretty much failing out of college. I tried to play football in college, failed that. And I just started selling radio. And I loved it, and I started to work with ad agencies, and I'm like, man, I think I could do that. So 15 years ago, we started our advertising firm, Owen's harkey and associates. And we started in my business partner and we started in his kitchen and Scottsdale with two cats. And a small little condo in Scottsdale, and we were, we would make excuses to meet people for coffee or lunch because we didn't have an office. We were embarrassed. And 15 years later, we have almost a couple hundred employees, 5 different ad agencies. We work with some of the biggest brands in the world, Walt
AP News Radio
Ukrainian officials report Russian missile attack on Kyiv
"A series of Russian missile attacks rocked Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities so far no casualties had been reported. Air raid sirens sounded as the capital came under heavy bombardment from Russian air strikes, but the sirens were too late, Russian ballistic missiles rained over the capital, Ukrainian authorities say the ballistic missiles are hard for Ukrainian forces to shoot down, and that an infrastructure target was hit in the morning missile attack. This was the first attack on the Ukrainian capital since January 1st, Russian missiles also hit the northeastern harkey region where operations on the subway were suspended amid the attacks, I am Karen Chammas
AP News Radio
Ukraine alleges torture at village near Russian border
"In territory reclaimed from Russian forces last week Ukrainian officials are finding makeshift prisons an alleging they served as torture chambers I'm Ben Thomas with the latest Thank basement behind the local supermarket in kusa lopan This National Guard commander asked to be identified just as Vitale for security reasons helps an AP team Prisoners of the war were held here and interrogated He says more than ten torture chambers have been found in liberated areas in the harkey region And he says the Russians left behind the devices they used including electrical wires Burial sites are being excavated most notably in the city of izium where Ukrainian officials say more than 440 grapes have been found some bodies showing signs of violent deaths possibly from torture Comparing it to what the Nazis did in World War II zelensky vows to identify all who carried it out I'm Ben Thomas
AP News Radio
Ukraine's president: Mass grave found near recaptured city
"Ukraine's president says a mass burial site has been found in territory reclaimed this week from Russian forces I'm Ben Thomas with the latest In his nightly address president Vladimir zelensky says the mass grave was found in izium in the harkey region He says the process has begun to document the site and produce clear verifiable information It's in a forest outside the city and Associated Press journalists at the site say the grave bore a marker saying it contained the bodies of 17 Ukrainian soldiers It was surrounded by hundreds of individual graves with only crosses to mark them In its remarks zelensky said Russia leads death everywhere and it must be held accountable for it I'm
AP News Radio
Ukraine keeps up pressure on retreating Russian forces — and its Western allies
"As Russian forces retreat Ukraine's military is keeping the pressure on Its counteroffensive pressing deeper into occupied territory I'm Ben Thomas with the latest Visually A Ukrainian airborne assault trooper in harkey saying the Russians were running like mice abandoning vehicles and even comrades Ukraine's border guard says the army has taken control of both chance a town just two miles from Russia seized on the first day of the war Russian troops are also pulling out of the southern city of melitopol heading toward Crimea That's according to the city's preoccupation mayor I claim the AP has not been able to verify yet Back
WABE 90.1 FM
"harkey" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"As the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion. I too know solemnly pledge myself throughout the remaining time God grants me. To uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. And later this hour, the week in politics, the hotline for farmers struggling with challengers. Remembrance for Jeff garam and the Las Vegas reporter who reported on official corruption, the tribute to our own and geralt's and Roxy music back in vinyl and on the road after 50 years, first our newscast, et Saturday, September 10, 2022. Live from NPR news, I'm Joel Snyder, the British defense ministry, says Ukrainian forces have advanced more than 30 miles and an offensive operation near the city of harkey, as villa Marx reports. The UK's defense intelligence organization tweeted that Ukrainian attacks starting this week had made major advances on a narrow front, but had quote likely surprised Russian troops. The region around har Kev has been lightly defended the UK said, and Ukrainian forces have captured or surrounded several towns in the region. Ukrainian forces reportedly threatening Russia's supply lines in the harkey region. They're said to be pushing toward an important railroad hub in the city of Copenhagen. Reuters is reporting that Ukrainian officials are sharing photos of troops raising Ukrainian flag in the city. In London today
WTOP
"harkey" Discussed on WTOP
"The route that allowed enslaved people to escape to freedom, Kate Ryan, WTO news. Some new cars can effectively apply the brakes on their own to avoid a crash with a pedestrian. But for now, that's primarily during the daytime because all bets are off when the sun goes down. The major pedestrian fatality problem is at night and that's why we wanted to start testing at night. But insurance institute for highway safety president David harkey says only one of the 23 vehicles they tested, the Nissan pathfinder, avoided a collision with a pedestrian dummy in all of their nighttime testing scenarios. The Chevy Malibu Honda pilot, Nissan altima and Toyota Tacoma did not slow at all or barely reduced speed before striking a dummy in multiple scenarios. Still, harkey says the fact that any vehicle did well is encouraging. So it's not that it's going to take new technology. It's simply going to take an improvement in the technology that exists to work at nighttime. John Aryan WTO P news. The Department of Veterans Affairs is extending a pandemic era program designed to give financial help to some veterans. They'll now have until 2023 before they have to begin paying back so called benefit debts. If they can show that paying them back would be a financial hardship. A look at money news. You may be the victim of a financial abuse and not know it, Greg McBride has the detail. Financial abuse is much more common than you might think. This is a bank rate dot
WNYC 93.9 FM
"harkey" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Also, the city has changed, rodchenko says, much of downtown harkey was heavily bombed, and it doesn't make sense yet to reopen his cafes there. Before we're in the city center, they were a lot of offices, universities. The activity was higher than rather than a residential area. Now it has changed in the residential areas. There are more people. According to the World Bank, Ukraine's economy could shrink by 45% this year due to the war. Dimitro simonic managing director of Citadel capital Ukraine in lviv says the contraction could be even worse for industrial businesses in the east that have had their facilities destroyed in addition. The whole logistics system has been basically destroyed and it takes time to rebuild one. And at any moment, Russian air strikes could blow up a factory or business anywhere in the country. The fate of Ukraine's huge agricultural sector is also uncertain, he says, because of a lack of access to the major seaports of mariupol in Odessa. But some parts of the economy, like Ukrainian IT companies, some of vax says have managed to adapt and even expand during the war. Over the counter cappuccino sales are small beans compared to grain and IT, but red chanco at bricks, coffee shops. Views reopening his cafes as a patriotic act, rodchenko started brix coffee after fleeing from Luhansk in 2014 when Russian backed separatists took over the region. He says it would take a lot for him to close down again. For example
WNYC 93.9 FM
"harkey" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Also, the city has changed, rodchenko says, much of downtown harkey was heavily bombed, and it doesn't make sense yet to reopen his cafes there. Before in the city center they were a lot of offices, universities. The activity was higher than rather than a residential area. Now it has changed in the residential areas. There are more people. According to the World Bank, Ukraine's economy could shrink by 45% this year due to the war. Dimitro simonic managing director of Citadel capital Ukraine in lviv says the contraction could be even worse for industrial businesses in the east that have had their facilities destroyed in addition. The whole logistics system has been basically destroyed and it takes time to rebuild one. And at any moment, Russian air strikes could blow up a factory or business anywhere in the country. The fate of Ukraine's huge agricultural sector is also uncertain, he says, because of a lack of access to the major seaports of mariupol in edessa. But some parts of the economy, like Ukrainian IT companies, some of have managed to adapt and even expand during the war. Over the counter cappuccino sales are small beans compared to grain and IT. But red chanco at bricks coffee shops. Views reopening his cafes as a patriotic act, rodchenko started bricks coffee after fleeing from Luhansk in 2014 when Russian backed separatists took over the region. He says it would take a lot for him to close down again. For example, hiker would be taken and would not be under Ukrainian control. That would make me leave. Only this. Jason Bo bien and PR news, harkey, Ukraine. Animal
WTOP
"harkey" Discussed on WTOP
"Of Ukrainian soldiers is up to 200 per day commanders say the loss of buildings, like the harkey of regional offices in the first days of the war, almost immeasurable. Striking this building may have served no military purpose, other than to terrorize civilians in show that even their most cherished buildings were no longer safe. That CBS News correspondent Chris lives say with the latest on the war in Ukraine, he's reporting in harkey. Iranians state television say Tehran has launched a solid fueled rocket into space. It's drawing a rebuke from Washington ahead of the expected resumption of stahl talks over Tehran's tattered nuclear deal with world powers. It's not clear when exactly the rocket was launched, but the announcement came after satellite photos showed preparations at a desert launch pad in ironic knowledge that planned tests for this satellite carrying rocket. State run media claims the rocket launch was successful. The news comes after the European Union's foreign policy chief travel to Tehran in a push to resuscitate those stalemate and negotiations. Service members may see bigger bonuses coming their way in the near future. The Senate version of the 2023 defense authorization bill includes funding for higher enlistment and re enlistment bonuses for specific jobs in the military that are not being filled. It's part of the reason why the Senate armed services committee wants to give The Pentagon $45 billion more than it requested. Coming up on WTO after traffic and weather. It's a killer on your wallet, but gas is down from all time highs. I'm Luke luker. Three 36, I'm rich de rozay, chief
AP News Radio
2 US veterans from Alabama reported missing in Ukraine
"Two U.S. veterans from Alabama in Ukraine assisting the war effort against Russia have gone missing I'm Ben Thomas with the latest The men are 27 year old Andy ty win of Trinity Alabama a former marine and 39 year old Alexander druk of Tuscaloosa congressman Robert adder holt says win had volunteered to go fight with the Ukrainian army but relatives haven't heard from him since June 8th When he was in the harkey region in Ukraine's northeast an 8 adds win Andrew were together White House national security spokesman John Kirby If it's true we'll do everything we can to get them safely back home But Kirby and the administration is discouraging Americans from going to Ukraine right now It is a war zone It's combat And if you feel passionate about supporting Ukraine there's any number of other ways to do that If confirmed the pair would be the first Americans known to have been captured fighting for Ukraine Ben Thomas Washington
MarTech Podcast
"harkey" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"That's going to create more sales and more value for your brand. And when we think about the branding component of it, it's the foundational piece of all of your marketing efforts. So if you're not going to start with a solid brand foundation, the data you collect isn't going to be great, the channels you're using aren't going to resonate and your brand's going to struggle and have to pay more than it might need to if you just focused on the foundation at first. And that wraps up this episode of the mar tech podcast. Thanks to Scott harkey, CEO and cofounder of OH partners for joining us. In part two of this interview, which will publish tomorrow, Scott and I are going to continue our conversation to talk about unconventional collaborations through partnerships. If you can't wait until our next episode and you'd like to learn more about Scott, you can find a link to his LinkedIn profile in our show notes. You can contact him on Twitter where his handle is sharky AZ that's SHA EY AZ as an Arizona, or you could visit his company's website, which is OH partners dot com. And a special thanks to HubSpot for sponsoring this podcast, whether you're business started last year or if you're filing for an IPO tomorrow, the HubSpot CRM is ready to scale with your business, no matter what comes next, with smart content optimization that helps you invest your marketing dollars where it counts an SEO tools that put your business ahead above the rest, HubSpot will help your business grow better. To learn more about how your business can grow better, go to HubSpot dot com. And also a special thanks to insightly for sponsoring this podcast in sightly as unified CRM elevates the customer experience by aligning sales, marketing and service into one platform to help your business sell smarter grow faster and build longer, lasting relationships, for a personalized demo, visit in sightly dot com slash martech that's in sightly IMS, IGH tl Y dot com slash martek. Just one more link in our show notes I'd like to tell you about, if you didn't have a chance to take notes while you were listening to this podcast, head over to Marta pod dot com where we have summaries of all of our episodes and contact information for our guests. You can also subscribe to our weekly newsletters or you can even send us your topic suggestions or your marketing questions, which we'll answer live on our show. Of course you can always reach out on social media our handle is mar tech pod MAR to ECH POD, on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and if you haven't subscribed yet, and you want a daily stream of marketing and technology knowledge in your podcast feed, we're going to publish an episode every day this year. So hit the subscribe button in your podcast app and we'll be back in your feed tomorrow morning. All right, that's it for today, but until next time, my advice is to just focus on keeping your customers.
MarTech Podcast
"harkey" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"The martech podcast is a proud member of the HubSpot podcast network to find great business podcasts like this one, visit HubSpot dot com slash podcast network. From advertising to software as a service to data. Across all of our programs and clients, we've seen a 55 to 65% open rate. Getting brands authentically integrated into content performs better than TV advertising. Typical life span of an article is about 24 to 36 hours. We're reaching out to the right person with the right message and a clear call to action that it's just a matter of timing. Welcome to the mar tech podcast, and I hear everything production. In this podcast, you'll hear the stories of world class marketers that use technology to drive business results and achieve career success. Will on earth, the real world experiences of some of the brightest minds in the marketing and technology space, so you can learn the tools tips and tricks, they've learned along the way. Now here's a host of the mar tech podcast, Benjamin Shapiro. Welcome to the martek podcast. I'm your host, Benjamin Shapiro, and today we're going to discuss why brand positioning is a close ally and why brand collaborations always make sense. Joining us is Scott harkey, who is the CEO and cofounder of OH partners, which is consistently been ranked as one of Inc 5000s fastest growing private companies, and at week lists their agency is one of the fastest growing on the planet. OH has led marketing and digital campaigns for clients including Disney, National Geographic, Airbnb, and the NBA. So we're going to talk some hoops today. And today, Scott and I are going to talk about strategic branding and positioning. But before we get started, I wanted to say thank you to insightly for sponsoring this podcast. Most businesses struggle to manage customer data and relationships across their teams. And site leaves unified CRM elevates the customer experience by aligning sales, marketing, and service into one platform, and this helps businesses like yourself smarter, grow faster, and build longer lasting relationships. Visit in slightly dot com slash martech for a personalized demo that's insightly in si ghl Y dot com slash martek. All right, here's the first part of my conversation with Scott harkey, the CEO and cofounder of OH partners. Scott, welcome to the martek podcast. Benjamin, good to be on, brother. Excited to have you as a guest excited to talk a little bit about some of the work you're doing and maybe we can weave some talk about hoops in here. I know that you're based in Arizona. Does that make your sons fan? Absolutely. We actually just launched a brand for Devin Booker right now called coco 5, which is like a body armor kind of Gatorade competitor. So we're really big subjects. Awesome. Awesome. Well, hey, I'm really excited for you for Devin Booker and he's going to be able to market the crap out of that product as soon as the warriors eliminate him in the conference final. Are you ready? Well, the refs typically over the past 20 years don't love the sun. So anytime we have a good team, we get really whiny because we feel like we don't get to call. Can you really blame the refs over a 20 year period? Really? We're phoenician, so we just have a lot of trauma around sporting events and almost making it. That I understand. But look, this is a marketing podcast and as much as I want to talk a little bit about the NBA. Let's talk about some of your work with the NBA and some of your other clients. You work on a really sort of interesting model. You've got this holding agency, OH partners, your integrated traditional agency, but then you've also got 5 or 6 other agencies that do digital marketing. You've got an analytics firm, even things like polling. So you kind of have your finger on the pulse of a lot of different parts of marketing. But I want to talk to you about one of the things that in your application to be a guest on the podcast you said was one of the most important facets of modern technology driven marketing, which is branding. Talk to me about why branding is really strategic positioning. Everything cycles as markers for, I think, a decade, it was all about targeted digital and lower funnel. You get people through and return on ad spend and then for a long time, it was about experiential. So trends kind of come back and for this new world, I consider that we're in right now and we're coming out of a pandemic. Technology has changed dramatically. The television ad can't reach 85% of women 25 54 anymore. And there's no amount of TV you could buy that would ever do that anymore. And it's dwindling by the day. People are just consuming media differently. So I think that's really allowed the brands and the agencies and the marketers to go back to the basics and really think about how they're positioning and how their brand is being portrayed amongst consumers before you can even get to the tactics on what media channels, like really making sure you're differentiated in your position right to the changing mindset of consumers. You know, if I had to read the tea leaves or rub my crystal ball and predict the future of marketing in the next couple of years, I agree with you that branding is going to become increasingly more important. And by branding, I don't mean what does the logo look like? I mean the whole kit of what your mission is. Obviously your visual identity, but also your marketing mix, your targeting, your segmentation. So the reason why I think branding is become so much more important. Actually has to do with technology in the flow of data. We've seen not only privacy regulation from some of the federal governments, even when California here we have CCPA, some of the state governments. We're also seeing the platforms restrict our access to data. Cookies are going away in chrome. iOS was a 14.5 or whatever the iOS update was that made it harder for apps to be able to get data knowing that we're seeing access to data be diminished. What are some of the things marketers can do to make sure that their brand is on point to make up for some of the loss of our accurate targeting? For a long time, it was really about personalization. And I was really beating that drum about personalization as being the future. I think personalization is still important, but the new currency of really the world economy, in my opinion, and I kind of get on soapbox, probably too much so, but I really think belief is the new world currency. If you look at what Elon Musk is doing, his companies don't make money. If you look at when I remember when Amazon acquired whole foods, the market basically paid for that acquisition. If you look at the crypto markets and NFT markets, everyone is now basically betting on who's going to have the belief of the customers. So it's not good enough to have these targeted campaign ads that move people down a funnel anymore. You need to really have this deep understanding of who you are as a brand and how consumers are going to believe what you're doing.
WTOP
"harkey" Discussed on WTOP
"In the Johnny Depp Amber Heard libel trial resumes later this morning in a fairfax county courtroom yesterday heard sister Whitney claims she was involved in a 2015 fight between the two of them were both Depp and heard landed blows He comes up behind me strikes me in the back I hear amber shall don't hit my sister She smacks him lands one and then he grabbed the Ember by the hair with one hand and was whacking her repeatedly in the face with the other Depp has said he never struck her at any time A friend of herds also testified that she saw cuts and bruises on her that resulted from depth assault The trial is scheduled to wrap up Next Friday Catholic university says it owns a dress worn by actress Judy Garland in the classic Wizard of Oz and has every right to auction it off But at least one person disagrees And in a few days the two sides will make their respective cases before a judge the day before a scheduled auction This is over a dress presented in a late father Gilbert harkey founder of the CU drama department his niece Barbara Anne hartke Wisconsin is suing saying the dress given to him was a personal gift from actress Mercedes McCain bridge in 1973 and belongs to the family but the school says the father took a vow of poverty and its theirs In court filings the school presented signed documents of harkey taking a vow of poverty probate documents would show he had no possession and they also provided statements from a great niece and a great nephew both claimed the dress belongs to the school A judge in New York will hear from both sides on Monday and must decide then if the auction that could pull in more than a $1 million for the school can happen or not on Tuesday Mike Murillo WTO news Hey get ready to celebrate good times when cooling the gang rocks wolf trap on Friday June.
WTOP
"harkey" Discussed on WTOP
"Epicenter draws the number 8 post in the preek This is the 6 to 5 favorite The favorite has not won the Preakness since 2019 Dave Preston WTO sports Thanks Dave Now to the top stories we are following for you on WTO The latest on the weekend mass shootings a senior federal source tells CBS News the suspect in the buffalo supermarket attack did not have accomplices was self radicalized and planned the shooting spree alone Authorities say the gunman in a separate deadly attack at a California church was a Chinese immigrant motivated by hate for Taiwanese people As early as tomorrow the FDA is expected to authorize a Pfizer COVID booster shot for kids between 5 and 11 The New York Times reports shots could begin later this week or this weekend after the CDC has a Thursday meeting While severe weather has moved out of the Washington area for the afternoon and is now hammering the eastern shore our region is left with several thousand homes and businesses without power Keep it here on WTO P for more on these stories in just minutes In other news some new details this evening in the ownership fight surrounding a dress worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz a judge says an auction of the dress can not happen until he hears the case In the case the family of the late Catholic university priest Gilbert hard key who headed the drama department has been granted a temporary restraining order which essentially means nothing can be done with the dress until a judge hears the case on May the 23rd a day before the auction is set for it The lawsuit was brought by Barbara Ann hartke of Wisconsin a niece of the priest her nephew Tony layman speaking on behalf of the family says the university They really sort of broke a bunch of promises the university to the family He says actress Mercedes McCain bridge presented the dress to harkey as a personal gift for the school says it owns its harkey took a vow of poverty and its lawyers also cited a news report that claims harkey wanted a displayed in the theater bearing his name before the dress went missing on campus for decades Coming up in money news The NASDAQ lost another 1% You're wireless Bill might go up next month I'm Jeff clay bong It's 6 18 And we've got traffic and weather on the 8s with Dave dildine in the WTO P traffic center Fairfax county route 28 northbound remaining closed between westfields boulevard and Willard road crash investigation They're holding northbound traffic Well they're diverting it onto westfields boulevard southbound traffic gets by On the slains of Ford road leaving Clifton toward Prince William county storm debris and maybe some higher water near bull run It's unclear if Yates Ford wrote on the Prince William county side is open George Washington Parkway northbound near the key bridge the crash the response had blocked the left lane They should have the southbound lanes open Southbound in the Parkway beyond belhaven toward morningside lane and fort hunt lots of storm debris large limbs and a tree or two down along the right edge of the Parkway around high blood valley and Mount Vernon several traffic signals remain dark or flashing this area was hard hit by the intense weather hail and high winds lots of smaller streets remain blocked by storm debris In Maryland we had livingstone road closed near piscataway creek because of a large tree down to tennis open southbound They've gotten the tree out of the way beyond the southern old fort road intersection The crash northbound near the beltway is mostly on the right shoulder on the beltway through Maryland and Virginia traffic conditions are starting to settle down in the district I two 95 northbound near suitland Parkway a pickup spun out and hit the wall on the left side You're getting by to the right northbound on interstate two 95 Can't find the new car you're looking for try and fits way used car next to a new car fits way cars best As it fits small dot com for a good car and a safe car you could trust That's the fits way Dave dildy and WTO traffic.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"harkey" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Changing world It's morning edition from NPR news I'm Rachel Martin And I'm a Martinez Speaking to reporters via video NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg said Ukraine has the upper hand in its fight against Russia Ukraine can win this war Ukrainians are bravely defending their homeland These comments come as the Ukrainian military is making advances in the northeast part of the country around the city of hakim Those areas are finally being liberated after being occupied by Russian soldiers for weeks NPR's Jason Bobby and reports In the village of Miley rahan on the eastern edge of harkey shop of all Sergei is cleaning up His house is a mess caused by bomb blasts shrapnel and Russian troops who camped in his living room Everything is ripped Everything is destroyed You can see sealing is burnt out Sergey who's 49 says he spent half his life working hard maybe he adds too hard to build this house He never thought the Russians were actually going to attack Ukraine And then two days after the invasion he had to flee to a basement and his aunt's house Soon the power went out for weeks Sergey and his family lived without lights or heat he says eating canned vegetables residents had stored in their cellars He says the Russians were like beasts They shot at people who tried to flee He says one soldier raped a young girl We can't confirm these allegations But for Sergey the Russian occupation of his village and his house fundamentally changed his vision of Russia I have a family in Russia Right now And here all my life I was speaking Russian Now I feel discussed to speak Russian and more I will do whatever I need but I don't want to speak this language anymore And I don't want to know about them This part of Ukraine is heavily Russian speaking Downtown harkey was just 30 miles from the Russian border But for Sergei the invasion he says permanently shifted his focus to the west I realized that we lived in the European village We had European roads We had European TVs We had the European community here Now we have simply nothing In the very first days of the invasion Russia launched an offensive to encircle har kiv fierce battles broke out particularly in the northern suburbs hundreds of thousands of people fled up until last week Russian ground troops continued to fire shells into residential neighborhoods on the periphery of har cave in offensive by Ukrainian troops that started weeks ago has now pushed the Russian lines back to the point where their artillery can no longer strike the city.
WNYC 93.9 FM
"harkey" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"The upper hand in its fight against Russia Ukraine can win this war Ukrainians are bravely defending their homeland These comments come as the Ukrainian military is making advances in the northeast part of the country around the city of harkey Those areas are finally being liberated after being occupied by Russian soldiers for weeks NPR's Jason Bobby reports In the village of Miley Rahul on the eastern edge of harkey shop of all Sergey is cleaning up His house is a mess caused by bomb blasts shrapnel and Russian troops who camped in his living room Everything is ripped Everything is destroyed You can see ceiling is burnt out Sergei who's 49 says he spent half his life working hard maybe he adds too hard to build this house He never thought the Russians were actually going to attack Ukraine And then two days after the invasion he had to flee to a basement and his aunt's house Soon the power went out for weeks Sergey and his family lived without lights or heat he says eating canned vegetables residents had stored in their cellars He says the Russians were like beasts They shot at people who tried to flee He says one soldier raped a young girl We can't confirm these allegations But for Sergey the Russian occupation of his village and his house fundamentally changed his vision of Russia I have a family in Russia Right now And here all my life I was speaking Russian Now I feel discussed to speak Russian and more I will do whatever I need but I don't want to speak this language anymore And I don't want to know about them This part of Ukraine is heavily Russian speaking Downtown harkey is just 30 miles from the Russian border But for Sergei the invasion he says permanently shifted his focus to the west It's only at this stage I realized that we lived in the European village We had European roads We had European TVs We had the European community here Now we have simply nothing In the very first days of the invasion Russia launched an offensive to encircle har kiv fierce battles broke out particularly in the northern suburbs hundreds of thousands of people fled up until last week Russian ground troops continued to fire shells into residential neighborhoods on the periphery of har cave in offensive by Ukrainian troops that started weeks ago has now pushed the Russian lines back to the point where their artillery can no longer strike the city But for a home the damage has already been done A cultural center in the middle of the village volunteers are distributing hot soup that cabbage salad One of the organizers of the lunch laris coquina says.
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"People are creating fake accounts using computer generated profile pictures on the job networking site LinkedIn Here why tomorrow on morning edition from NPR news Tomorrow morning at 5 on 90.1 WAB From NPR news this is all things considered I'm Kelsey Snell And I'm Elsa Chang 33 year old Sophia Bret has lived in New York City for the last decade But she was born and raised in the Ukrainian city of harkey about 25 miles from the Russian border Her mother has lived there all her life and has continued to live there as a city has endured some of the worst shelling from this war Sophia and her mother have talked almost every day since the Russian invasion And as conditions and hard key worsened the pair faced a difficult decision Radio diaries brings us their story Every day I wake up reach to my phone and that split second before I look at my phone I have a fear of not seeing the message from my mom My mom's name is Vita And in the beginning the building where my mom lives It's like oh we're all together Cooked together Love together be scared together But then it got worse and worse every day Artillery falling into people's apartments and roofs Buildings explode And people started living Trying to evacuate Until only two other families was left in my building And I kept asking her would you be willing to evacuate their trees If I find someone for you to give you a ride or would you go But my mom told me right away that she's not going to leave Because she doesn't want to leave her aunt.
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Circus solidarity: Ukrainian performers find home in Hungary
"Circus performers from Ukraine have found a home away from the war in Hungary around one hundred Ukrainian art students ages five to twenty along with their adult chaperones escaped the embattled cities apart key and and key that includes sixteen year old Iraq may Perrotta understands when I constraining I just want to perform the incident was strolls after Russia invaded Ukraine the capital circus a Budapest along with the Hungarian school for acrobats arranged for the Ukrainian circus students to come there is my Cisco Hong addresses will direct your call for call back says there is no war within the circuit in circuits there is only productivity as a collective productivity thirteen year old analysts said Scott says she was initially heartbroken when she had to leave her relatives in Harkey best available nearby she said when I came here I didn't expect to be so well received and for it to be so nice the capital circus a Budapest is donating proceeds to help the Ukrainian performers I'm a Donahue
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"harkey" Discussed on The Argument
"Russia in a different direction. I think my last question for you is everything is a breaking news headline right now. I will not lie to you. I also have Twitter open because I was joking with our producers at something is going to happen while we are doing this. And we've already seen horrifying news of the bombardment of harkey. What is the thing we should be focusing on that we're going to be getting so much information and misinformation over the next hours, days, weeks, what should we be focusing on? Yeah, so I'll tell you that we're in the fog of war. We're not going to be able to get it all right all the time. I think unfortunately we need to get ready for a world where there are a lot more civilian casualties. There's going to be more nuclear saber rattling and threats. Because Putin, we have to remember has not faced serious opposition. For 22 years, his mind is kind of locked in into a particular direction. Now he's facing it. And his instinct is going to be to double down. So we're facing an acute situation, but in our fight or flight reaction, we need to fight that urge to flee. Because the stakes are too high here, if we don't hold our ground here, we are setting ourselves up for even more serious confrontation down the road that doesn't have to do with Ukraine. Something closer to home. And what we need to remember is that there are precedents for this. He's not suicidal. He's not a madman. He just needs to be recalibrated. And that's what is going on here. Is there anything else you want to tell me? Anything else that you think is important for our audience to know? I would just lastly say my thoughts and prayers go out to the Ukrainian people that are living this, they're fighting for their homes. It's tough to think about that, tough to think about the personal cost. But there are millions of people under threat right now. And they're fighting for our values and our interests. It sounds.
WABE 90.1 FM
"harkey" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"The east but after 2014 the situation had changed a lot and a lot of people started to think that trash is not our friend but the enemy and our Easter part and hockey as well it became more Ukraine and that it used to be So interesting walk us through what would happen if Russia did decide to invade this part of Ukraine You know Ari it would be like a foreign army invasion not like Slavic brothers coming to help You know today I went to the history museum of harkey and it had a big exhibit from World War II where the Soviet Army the Red Army Russians and Ukrainians together fought the Nazis And that was fascinating but there's a new exhibit well since 2015 about the war in the east that has been stoked by Russia And you know it shows pictures of the harkey sons who have gone to battle the battalions from here and the civilians helping them So I spoke with the museum historian Sarah hay Danang and here's what he told me in Ukrainian He said you know the best signal to Putin is that thousands of people from eastern Ukraine including from harkey region are serving in the Ukrainian armed forces and he pointed out also that that war has been going on in eastern Ukraine for 8 years And how has that war Internet can affected life in harkey which is not far away Well you can't tell there's a war going on at all There are Christmas lights everywhere the city looks beautiful You know it's the orthodox Christmas season It's a university town There are loads of foreign students here particularly from India and Africa So it's really strange to think of this juxtaposition of these troops on one border and yet the borders are open to the world to excited young people studying to be doctors here and I actually asked some Indian students if they were scared of the Russian invasion and they just laughed That's NPR's Eleanor Beardsley in the Ukrainian city of harkey Thank you very much Thank you Ari German judges sentenced a former Syrian intelligence officer to life in prison in a historic verdict Guilty of crimes against humanity The trial took place in the German city of koblenz the defendant 58 year old Anwar rossland was convicted of overseeing the murder of 27 people and the torture of 4000 people in a Damascus prison And pierce Debra Amos was in the courtroom The verdict was seen as a victory for Syrian torture survivors the very people that the regime of Bashar al-Assad had tried to silence in a civil uprising that turned into a war Some 50 Syrian survivors many who brave threats to families back home gave evidence of brutal torture humiliation and starvation in a prison known as branch two 51 in a residential neighborhood in Damascus flanked by a grocery store and a pharmacy The defendant Anwar westlaw and a Syrian intelligence officer was in charge of interrogation there He told the court he never tortured any one But was some of God says he suffered there for months after his arrest in 2012 He's a Syrian musician now based in Berlin a co plaintiff in the case Our suffering was not in vain he said soon after the verdict was announced he had a front row courtroom seat to witness the final session today This verdict.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"harkey" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Nickname as the jumbo package that they have in that lineup. Of course. Yeah, we're talking about, of course. No, no. Come on. Look at them. 656667. The 12. Is downstairs, and they are on the outfield today, and we see them from left to right right there. I'm going to. I'm going to have it because I'm just kind of a little bit of O. C d. I need them to line up in order like a height. Stature. 22 Swing it a bouncer foul third base side. And obviously, I'm just talking about the fact that Joey Gallo is 65 Giancarlo Stanton is 66. And, of course, Aaron Judge is 67 the jumbo package per viewpoint. It's amazing. And again, they No, they used to have CC. They still have Mike Harkey out there. Dillon, Matanzas, who was sixties they used to have The 22. Who's in there? Got him looking, Oh, great slider that Carlos Carrasco is using today as a strikeout pitch for their and judges just really working beautifully. Carlos Carrasco looks like he's found his groove now their boobs. Two judges struck out twice here. Stanton well at RB double To right center his first time that's on the Linder three run home run before to manage Three fielders on the left side and the first pitches in for a strike just to finish the thought on the tall guys. I mean, it's been this way for a while, right? I mean, now it's just A new group of tall guys added in If you remember that 2017 team to pitch. Swing and a pop up foul out of play off Randy. You mentioned Kansas and see See and Judge and Harkey. But Matt Holliday was on 19th at holiday is not a small dude. That holiday had me laughing because I saw him after the team picture that day, and I said, How are you? And you said, Man, I'm tired. I said, why? I said, because I've been standing on my tiptoes now for the last 15 minutes. Next pitch upstairs. He's standing on his tiptoes for the entirety of the team picture just so he could be a little a little closer to judge.