35 Burst results for "Higgins"
Mark Levin
Part 1: How Freedom Caucus Members Voted on Kevin McCarthy
"For McCarthy Paul Gosar Arizona 9 voted for McCarthy Darrell ice at California 48 their Freedom Caucus members voted for McCarthy Lauren Boebert Colorado 3rd voted for McCarthy Ken Buck who we now know as best buddies with Liz Cheney for God's sakes who hates Kevin McCarthy well he did as he was directed apparently he voted against McCarthy Matt Gaetz you know well Kat Florida's third voted for McCarthy Bill Posey Florida 8 voted for McCarthy Anna Luna I think she just had a wasn't there Greg Stube Florida 17th voted for McCarthy and where Trump supporters Byron Donald's Florida 19 voted for McCarthy Andrew Clyde Georgia 9 voted for McCarthy these are Freedom Caucus Mike Collins Georgia 10 voted for McCarthy Marjorie Taylor Greene Georgia 14 voted for McCarthy Russ Fulcher Idaho 1 voted for McCarthy Mary Miller Illinois 15 very delightful lady my wife and I met her and her husband voted for McCarthy Clay Higgins Louisiana 3rd voted for McCarthy Mike Johnson Louisiana 4 voted for McCarthy Andy Harris Maryland 1 voted for McCarthy Eric Burleson Missouri 7
Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
A highlight from The Metabolic Approach to Cancer with Dr. Nasha Winters
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When it's combined with these fats, it absorbs more effectively and carbon 60 is great as a natural energizing tool because it really helps your mitochondria optimize your energy production. Now, if you take it late at night for some individuals, it may seem a little bit stimulating so that's why we recommend taking it earlier in the day and it will give you that great energy, that great, great mental clarity that you want all day long that will help reduce the effects of oxidative stress and aging and really help you thrive. So again guys, go to shopc60 .com, use the coupon code JOCKERS to save 15 % off your first order and start taking back control of your health today. Welcome back to the podcast, got one of my favorite guests today, Dr. Naysha Winters. She runs drnaysha .com. She is an integrative oncologist, naturopath, licensed acupuncturist and a fellow of the American Board of Naturopathic Oncology. She lectures all over the world training physicians in the application of mistletoe therapy and consulting with researchers on projects involving immune modulation via mistletoe, hyperthermia and the ketogenic diet. She lives in Durango, Colorado. Her book which she co -authored with Jess Higgins Kelly is The Metabolic Approach to Cancer. Really amazing book if you want to understand cancer and natural strategies to heal. Again that's The Metabolic Approach to Cancer and of course we'll have a link in the show to that. So you guys are in for a treat here. If you know anybody dealing with cancer, this is definitely the interview to share with them. Please share this podcast with them and also if you're getting value out of this podcast, take a moment and leave us a five star review on Apple iTunes or wherever you're listening to this podcast. That really means the world to us and it helps us reach more people and impact more lives. Thank you so much for doing that and thank you for being a part of our community. Let's go into the show. Well Dr. Naysha, always great to connect with you and I know you're one of the leading minds when it comes to natural oncology, natural cancer, holistic approach and just really understanding what cancer is and so I'd love to start there and really this idea of like with cancer. I love this topic. As I told you before you started recording, I think it's really important because often what happens is somebody gets the almighty C, gets met with that and somehow their belief systems because of how our culture perpetuates it, it goes immediately into terror and immediately into I'm going to die and it's just a matter of moments before that happens and so we make some assumptions that our longevity is somehow tied to this particular diagnosis and are really kind of fragile way and so I love that we get to start there with this and so first of all remember that the actual Webster's dictionary definition of longevity is a long duration of individual life, continuance, permanence and durability and when we hear that one thing that happens in my mind is there's that concept between quality and quantity of life as well and so there's that piece and then also the concept of longevity when you're given a really intense diagnosis such as cancer, what I think happens is folks actually forget, this is why I love that you're doing this summit, that over 93 % of us are walking around on this planet with dysfunction in our body that actually is contributing to poor longevity. That will surprise people. People will think that's cancer at the top of the list but it's metabolic fragility, metabolic inflexibility and so I think that this is really important to know. The other thing on longevity before we tie it into specifically to cancer is that in the United States for the last five or six years, I'm sure you have somebody who's spoken to this, longevity is faltering. We're the only developed westernized modern on nation the planet today where our longevity is not only not improving or staying the same, it's getting worse and we thought it was looking bad and we were commenting on this back in 2017, 18 and 19 when we started noticing this trend and you can imagine how much worse it's gotten since then and so this really opens up our conversation today which is what scientists are calling this longevity issue, this loss of longevity, the era of despair and I even say that and it just it weighs heavy on my heart because the very diagnosis of cancer can lead to despair but people often forget sort of the chicken or the egg scenario which came first and so I think that's where we'll spend some time today about how this concept of longevity and cancer, where the two shall meet, maybe what came before that diagnosis and what we can talk about to empower a different outcome.
The Ed Mylett Show
"higgins" Discussed on The Ed Mylett Show
"On TV while I'm on Shark Tank. You admire wealth. I have a lot of things. You admire sports. I ran a few of those. But I truly mean it. It is a great calculated because one of these things, particularly resonate, but collectively, they give me the authority to rewind the clock. You're a 100%. And by the way, what you've discovered and I've discovered is whatever human being who finds some leisure of bliss discovers is that you were put here to help contribute to the lives of other people. That's really why you were put here. In your own very unique and beautiful way. And sometimes for achievers were the last to figure that out. Sometimes often it's people that work in a church or someone who's dedicated their life like my sister to being a school teacher. She figured this out a lot sooner than I did. And although I've got a lot more money than her, she's had a lot more blissful moments in joyous moments in her life. And so sometimes us achievers, it takes us longer to figure it out. However, when we do, we have a platform and a stage in a reach that can make an impact that's even more money. I want Warren Buffett wants he came to dolphins game and I got to spend a whole day with him walking around. And I got to ask him about compounding interest and a lot of his views. But one of them I had asked him about how did he handle waiting until later in his life to make those big contributions to philanthropy? Yeah. And he told me, I took a lot of criticism for that. And I would struggle with it. But in my mind, I thought, going back to compounding, that the ability for me to compound that money in my possession would mean that there would be a lot more of it to distribute by the time I got to the end.
The Ed Mylett Show
"higgins" Discussed on The Ed Mylett Show
"This is the mileage show. Hey, welcome back to the show, everybody. I'm so grateful to have this man here today because of the timing of his visit and the economy in the world. I have found him over time to be one of the brightest business minds in the entire personal development space, and when he first reached out to me and he had reached out to me to come on the show. I said, let me just really look into him. I'd seen him before. I'd seen him on Shark Tank. I knew a little bit about him. And the more I dug into his work and his background, the more impressed I became and the more I was really hoping to be able to share his wisdom, with the millions of people who listened and watched the show. And so he's a cofounder of RSE ventures. He's got a book out right now that I love called burn the boats toss plan B overboard and unleash your full potential. This guy dropped out of high school. Now he's a fellow at Harvard Business school. His background's incredible. Run the business side to the jets before and the Miami Dolphins and he's been successful in investing in many different businesses and so the timing is perfect for Matt Higgins so welcome to the show. Thanks for having me. High praise come.
The Dan Bongino Show
Did the FBI Have Informants on Jan. 6?
"Here's Christopher wray when he was asked directly this question his response Check this out There's a suggestion for example that the FBI's confidential human sources or FBI employees in some way instigated orchestrated January 6th That's categorically false Did you have confidential human sources dressed as Trump supporters inside the capitol on January 6th prior to the doors being open Again I had to be very careful It should be a no I mean it's a pretty simple pretty simple question Who is that congressman Is that Higgins That is it Are you okay You're going to die Jim seriously look like he was going to choke to that I was ready to go right to break Mike if you standing by really you ready to do the heimlich maneuver on this guy Yeah good I asked him a question at the wrong time Folks it's kind of a serious question Did the FBI have informants Now again don't get confused here The confidential human source is not necessarily mean it's a government agent They may be acting on behalf of the government but they're not a formal agent as a GS 1811 government agent It could have been say a member of a proud boy group or whatever it is that may have flipped and what they call third states evidence whatever they say in the movies But this letter from one of the lawyers from one of the Proud Boys I don't care if you're a liberal communist Democrat whatever you are This letter should be deeply disturbing because if this letter is true the allegation from one of the attorneys for one of the defendants if this letter is true that the FBI had sources on January 6th in there and some of these sources are still gleaning information from the defense team Then again forget arguments about the coming police state The argument about the police state which I've been making for weeks is that it's already here
Veteran on the Move
"higgins" Discussed on Veteran on the Move
"He liked APR is a little 6 and a half percent as of November 23rd. All right, back talk with marine veteran Bo Higgins, who's the senior manager on Amazon's military affairs team. Bo, so you're talking about covered your Marine Corps career. You ended up working at the company was making cable. Which was a great start, ultimately tell us the story about how you end up at Amazon. Yeah, no, it's interesting. So for two years, I spent a custom cable and it was a great first job like I was saying before and it just taught me business and allowed me to learn about manufacturing learned about HR. I learned about business development and got to loop my hands dirty and everything and we actually ended up doing two of the build outs for Amazon a big fulfillment centers in the Tampa area. So as those are finishing up my boss is like, hey, how do we sell more cable to Amazon? I'm like, I don't know, I'll look on LinkedIn, see who I know at Amazon. And I did. And I started calling Friends of mine that were veterans at Amazon. I'm like, you know, hey, how do any bow, Higgins here? Been a while, how do I sell more cable to Amazon? I have no idea. I brought the cable. However, Jeff Bezos is 2016. Jeff Bezos has just made a pledge to hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses. Amazon didn't have a plan on how they do it. And people in that other end of the phone were like, would you be interested in coming to Amazon and potentially helping us to grow this program? So again, timing and networking, right? I wasn't looking for a job, it was just one of the things where I was calling for one thing and that call led to a conversation that led me to get my foot in the door at Amazon. So you never know when those opportunities may come up, but that's why it's so important to maintain your networks because again, it can come out of the blue sometimes. If you do maintain that and put the work in. So that's how I got there, but I came in as part of that effort to deliver on Jeff Bezos's pledge to hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses and I've been there now 6 and a half, almost 7 years. And building programs to help do that just that. How high are our military spouses? Awesome. Wow. Okay, so talk about getting hired at Amazon and some of the things you initially did. Let's talk about the military affairs team in the military hiring programs and it sounds like you got in like on the ground floor when they really ramped all this stuff up. So I'd love to hear about that. Yeah, no for sure. So again, you're exactly right. I got it on the ground floor.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"higgins" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Get world to national news with Nathan Higgins Caller waiting for the announcement from president Joe Biden but the U.S. will release about a million barrels of oil a day from its strategic reserves for the next 6 months The White House has confirmed that underscoring concerns about rising gas prices after the Russian invasion of Ukraine Leslie Bayer CEO of the energy workforce and technology council says she sees this as a short term fix We've already released about 80 million barrels from the STR and this is another potentially 180 million over the course of a couple of months The thing to think about on this is we can release that for a short term but that must be refill Leslie Bayer says it's a national security risk not to refill quickly The White House says that will be a top priority And it also says the president will invoke the defense production act to boost battery metal production President Biden's announcement set for one 30 Wall Street time you will hear it live on Bloomberg radio Russia has said it would scale back military operations near the Ukrainian cities of Kyiv and chernihiv NATO's secretary general Jan Stoltenberg says that hasn't happened yet Russian units are not withdrawing but we position Russia is trying to regroup resupply and reinforce its offensive in the Donbass region NATO's Jan Stoltenberg meantime Ukraine's nuclear operator says Russian troops have begun leaving the Chernobyl nuclear plant and are heading to the border with Belarus company says the Russians dug trenches in the forested exclusion zone outside the nuclear plant and were exposed to significant doses of radiation they say the Russians panicked at the first sign of illness report could not be independently verified Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 100 20 countries this is.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Were We Funding Gain-of-Function Research in Ukraine?
"With us right now is key throws, Keith, I'm gonna ask you very bluntly simply in plainly. Were we engaging or funding in gain of function research in Ukraine? That's a good question, Charlie. I think we were engaged in funding bioweapons labs in Ukraine. What they were doing there, I don't know. But I do believe that it's going to show if we ever get the information out. That the bioweapons labs that are in Ukraine were funded in whole or at least in part by the United States. And so walk us through it. Walk us through how many laboratories there are. How common is this Keith? You know, you're very well educated and well traveled. You've been in lots of different theaters doing lots of different sorts of things. Is it common for us just to stand up kind of funding operations of biochemical research, especially next to foreign adversaries? I'm going to jump into history for a second because it'll explain this to you. And it's something that you and I both have a big concern about. And that's the great reset. The bioweapons labs, you look at them and you think, why is Ukraine important? And I started asking myself this. Friends of mine, one dear friend who passed rich Higgins. We talked about this at great length. Why is Ukraine so important? And if you look back at their history, western Ukraine was an integral part of the Nazis during World War II of the system. The SS had bases there. They had headquarters there. In fact, the hundreds of thousands of Jews killed and Ukraine were killed by western Ukrainians. And the reason I say that is after the war, Alan dulles, former director of the CIA back in the day, helped several German scientists Nazi scientists go to Ukraine to avoid the Nuremberg trials. So let's go fast forward today. Again, I ask you, why is Ukraine important? Well, what we're seeing and there's a lot of information that shows this is we're seeing a lot of certain type of illnesses or diseases, things that we don't normally see have major outbreaks in Ukraine. There's a lot of open-source reporting on this, and I can send you the links to the last 5
Doug Miles Media
"higgins" Discussed on Doug Miles Media
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Doug Miles Media
"higgins" Discussed on Doug Miles Media
"I have because you getting real support that it is Anybody in the been writing not that kind of ready within the broadcast business. It's a discipline. You have to force yourself to do it. Sometimes right you have to force yourself to do but we will not great is at it. I mean i can't not right that People say aren't you going to retire. Relax and i what do i relaxed two other ladies. Who lunch business. I'm not a call. I I am happy when after i've turned to book in and then made two months bats as Vantage times time to get up there with my mind is working and it saying how about that and in between phone calls this morning. I've been writing scenes of my new book from one is called. I'll walk alone and you deal with something. I think many people unfortunately had to go through is is identity theft dealing with technology and all that it must have been kind of interesting to do some research automatic interesting to do with that. I so it's mattress again. Which is awful. But it's one more thing a woman who works by that sloan and the interior design the name character. There is a picture of her feeling that you act like three years old and boy out of the stroller and the picture heads emerged on his fifth birthday. He's missing.
Savage Lovecast
What Is Going on With OnlyFans?
"I was going to talk about the events situation at the top of this week. Show but the only fan situation seems resolved itself only fans is a platform where people can subscribe to content creators who then share exclusive photos and videos on the side. It's a site worth billions. Thanks to the sex workers and porn performer. The platform marketed itself to recruited when it first launched in two thousand sixteen and then a week ago only fans announced it was banning all sexually explicit content from its site because banks credit card. Companies processors were forcing them to they reversed course in a week. Only fans turned around and said a week later. Basically we hear you and announced that they weren't gonna ban sexually explicit content after all and would no longer be pivoting who. I don't know what what they plan to pivot to the week. Before last based tune teenagers doing lip syncs and cooking tutorials and other shit people can get for free on youtube and dick doc right now. How are you going to make money at that. But that was their plan a week and a half ago. What seems to have made the difference here. And what. I see as a sign of real progress the new york times washington post. Cnn daily papers. Npr mainstream publications went to sex workers and porn stars to get quotes about how only fans was doing to them. What facebook and instagram and craigslist had already done to them and how this being driven off the internet was making their lives harder and sex work more dangerous not a radical sex work not ending it just making it more dangerous. That's new and it made a huge difference. Abigail higgins has a terrific piece at the lily. Sex workers rallied together when only fans band sexually explicit content. They believed their voices are finally being heard. That's the headline. go read it. I'm not the only one who thinks that this new development reporters talking to sex workers about sex work is making a difference is creating some sort of seismic shift some
Perspectives on Healthcare
"higgins" Discussed on Perspectives on Healthcare
"Its future and how to improve it now from the your keynote speaker studio in pittsburgh. pennsylvania here's your host rob oliver welcome welcome to perspectives on healthcare. I appreciate you being with me for my first interview. Today i am with pete higgins. He is a physician assistant. He deals with family practice and neonatologist in the cherry hill. New jersey area. He is a gen. Xer and pete welcome to the show. Thanks for having me rob very happy to be here absolutely. Let's we've got a standard list of questions and let's jump right into it. Can you tell me a little bit about yourself and how you became involved in healthcare. Also i somebody from a young age. That was interested in medicine by uncle is a doctor and the practice i work at now was originally his practice. Many years ago in high school before electronic medical records i had the job of pooling patient charts there the night or early in the morning before and so he has a physician assistant that has worked there for many years and i saw what she did and realize that that was the right path for me excellent so it seems like there's a in so many ways when people become involved in healthcare if it starts with a personal connection for sure what does quality healthcare mean to you i will there is a great biblical principle from the book of mica. And it's it's a question really all about life. what does god want. From a person and the response there is to do justly to love mercy and to walk humbly with your god and of course that's direction for all of life but those three principles are great principles for providing good healthcare to person to treat them justly to give them what they need to be merciful to them. Most of our healthcare problems come from failings in our genetics or failings in our habits and just the treat people in a humble way. I love it fantastic definition. Can you give me an example of quality healthcare. Sure i mean for me personally. What we find very strange is sometimes you really help people. And they don't understand how much you've helped them and then there are other times you do relatively little for a person and they're back telling you that you save their life so often. The patient perspective may not match reality But what's reaffirming or encouraging sometimes and you had to give someone a very difficult Diagnosis whether telling somebody they have cancer..
Chad Benson Show
Valleywise Health May Mandate Covid-19 Vaccine for Employees
"Employees and 1500 contractors in the next few weeks, Chief Clinical Officer Michael White reports no core virus outbreaks among staff. We certainly have seen intermittent employees and team members that have had covid 19 disease and have been positive. We do not have any employees out today with covid that I am aware of. Dr. White applauds banners decision He wants to protect his staffers from possible peace. Patient surges, especially as the Delta variance Higgins more people. Sports betting is speeding into Arizona and
Meet the Thriller Author: Interviews with Writers of Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense Books
"higgins" Discussed on Meet the Thriller Author: Interviews with Writers of Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense Books
"I can always see the same mistakes but it by the way i made all of them like every single one you could imagine i made. I'm sure i'm still making some. But i'm much better than i was when i started so i would say. Read all the craft books listening to podcasts. Like this you know. In in learn learn the craft itself because a lot of editors will only read the first couple of paragraphs and if they see a couple rookie mistakes. And they're they're done. You're starting with backstory or one of the million. They're they're done so you can you. That's something you just learned not to do it. It's it's pretty easy to do. So i i read probably a craft book every couple of months. Been doing that for years. And it's it's really helped. I've been learning from the mistakes of the masters. Which is the way to do it. Yeah yeah no need to reinvent the wheel exactly. So what's the best place for the research to find you as a on your website. Yeah have a newly designed website done by zuni. it's Jeffrey james higgins dot com j. e. f. f. r. e. y. Jane against higgins's h. I. g. g. i. n. s. dot com. And you can go there. You can see the links to my short story to make current novel. That's out there. You can read excerpts and praise. Blurbs that kind of thing in my my new books that are coming out that you can read about them as well and i have a lot of media. Appearances of special added things. i did. Related terrorism are up there too. So i hope people go and you can sign up for a newsletter. Once a month sent out a newsletter once a month. I sent out a recent blog. Update so you'll get two emails a month but you'll know whenever i'm polishing them all right awesome. Well thank you so much. Jeffrey was a a great talking to you and the furious out now. Some people should go check that out. Always aiding. I could do this all day. Thank you for listening to meet the third or author. I hope you enjoyed my conversation with one of your favorite writers of mysteries and thrillers. Or this episode's guests.
That Sounds Fun with Annie F. Downs
"higgins" Discussed on That Sounds Fun with Annie F. Downs
"Airing every tuesday. These stories are meant to serve inspire and connect us becoming a better more hope filled world together. I you guys are gonna love this show and love. This conversation with the newest member of that sounds fun. network family. Our buddy ben higgins bid higgins. Welcome to that. sounds fun. podcast but bigger welcome. That sounds fun network. I in so. I hope pumped this is going to be so fun. You're coming in june. It's like you're bringing the summer party to that. Sounds fun you know. It's it's interesting because like for years. I've done things that are awesome like things that i never would have expected to do. But they've all been things that i've kind of been placed into right like things i still care about. But you know the podcast. I guess in this year's been a year of things that i've always dreamed of doing came out the book and then i hope so wins. Showed that You know i was able to create because you know in thirty forty years like this would be something ice. Still wanna be doing it so now to have becoming a part of your network perfect. I really believe the perfect partner for hopes still wins. I think most people would agree with that is just exciting for me but it's also can emotional time for me too because all of this came full circle now. I feel like in a seat where i'm like. This is what i've always dreamed of. Wow yet because what am i well. Let's back up just a little bit. That's really profound actually. Have you thought about that a long time. Has that been like rim meeting in your brain or well kind of i mean you know when would hope so when started. I was like this is something i can do. For a year i could do it during the pandemic. It's gonna be a great space for me to stay sharp on like my interviewing skills and also just get meet people And i was as i was doing it. I was learning so much. I was getting kind of response. I would want right like people. Do saying kay. This was good for me or this was helpful for me. All of a.
WSJ Tech News Briefing
The Epic Court Battle That Could Upend Apple's Future
"Talked on the show before about developer fees. Those are the commission's usually around thirty percent. That app store owners take from purchases made through their marketplaces. Some developers have pushed back against these fees. Saying there too high while store owners like apple and google have argued that the fees are necessary to keep transactions secure. This debate is the subject of a court battle between apple and the creator of fortnight epic games which kicks off today. The outcome of the trial will have ramifications for apple. And the rest of the tech giant's so for more on this. I'm joined by our apple reporter tim higgins. Hey tim thanks for being here. Thank you all right before we get started we should note that the wall street journal's publisher dow jones has a commercial agreement to supply news apple services. Okay so tim can. You remind us how we got to the trial that starts today. There's actually quite a dramatic backstory. Here right now. This is a clash of the titans. If you will it goes back to last august and the creator of fortnight epic games surprised a lot of people with an update to the fort game on the apple app store that aim to create a payment system. That would get around apple's payment system. They'll allow users to go into an epic games created pay system and that was a huge violation of apple's rules and it resulted in fortnight being booted from the app store and what followed was a pretty big legal battle that we now are seeing take place in a courtroom in oakland california and so as the court case. Kicks off today like you said in oakland. What's really the central question of this case. What is this all about. There's a few things going on here. Epic feels that apple is using. Its power anti competitive way specifically. They argue that apple has this delivery device or distribution device for apps on iphones and that it's one hundred percent controlled by them and that that is a monopoly in a bad sense and that they're misusing that power so what this case comes down to a large way is the definition of what a market is in the digital
Dressed: The History of Fashion
Fashioning the Philippines with Mark Lewis Higgins
"Here today. To discuss your mother salvos higgins extraordinary. Life and legacy. I am so excited to have you here today. And it's actually something you yourself have been instrumental in preserving not only with this wonderful retrospective of her work but also as a co director of groundbreaking fashion school which we are going to discuss a little bit later on in this conversation. But i i would just love if you start by introducing us to your mother's early life and formative years perhaps even starting with the very event that earned her her name will curiously enough. My mother was not born in manila. She was she wasn't born in the big city. She was born in one of the provinces in the gospel famous where a douglas mcarthur landed. A returned some. She was born in in the province to very conservative. Pure chinese other very conservative. Good gas victorian catholic milder so how she turned out the way she did. Is anybody's guess. And it was the era because my grandfather was chinese. It was the era of big families. So there were many siblings seven of them altogether but there were two or three other. Babies died of childbirth or soon after an apparently my mother was one of them because her her name when she was born or the name given to her was an amanda jones but then apparently she told me as a baby she got sick and she claims she died and so they were preparing this baby for burial in cleaning the baby and a chinese relative appears knocking on the door with some mysterious madison and ministers to the baby and she started to turn radan started crying so my grandmother being the good catholic named her salvi. Some wow that's such a wonderful story. Yeah
Monocle 24: The Briefing
Could We See a New Cold War With China
"It is perhaps difficult to altogether. Suppress an amount of derisive mirth. When the people's republic of china inveighs against the unfairness of a world subject to the whims of omnipotent higgins president xi jinping earlier made a series of statements to this effect also making some pointed remarks about the united states using its mighty commercial power to advance its political interests as such treachery obviously has never even occurred to beijing. G speech wasn't obvious enough. Challenge to the newish administration of president joe biden but what are biden's options for response joined with more on this by isabel hilton. Ceo of china dialogue is a bill. How reassured should we be at this point. The china does not it turns out which to become any kind of global amman. Heavens did really terrible source. china Which is to mark the end of the us reign as the global head. Jamin but isn't quite ready to step up so if you look at cheese speech what he what he made fairly clear was that because of geography china was an important regional power and that was a bit of a shot across the bows of japan and perhaps the philippines who've been making unfriendly noises and japan and the united states said had already just this week Agreed that they would work to counter some of china's behavior in the region but the idea that china is ready to take on the kind of global leadership in the way. The united states is exercised. It is is a little premature. I think so it. This is an exercise in containment. Cise in trying to discredit us. Leadership and to discredit the sort of values norms of a global order which china repeatedly claims were set up by just a few powers and china wasn't one of them at the time
The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour
"higgins" Discussed on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour
"Is there a story behind that or you. Big ocho cinco fan. Where does well in your fantasy football lore see. I should have turned it around. Because it's it's actually a tee higgins jersey. Now it's taking z my last name Yeah that's it was either him or her so great. I figured that one out before baulky did. And i'm really in the fastest bill would on this show. There's never been also. I missed that. The first time i looked at it but as soon as as soon as he said that tonight i figured out you know it just goes to show you bookie the bengals have future with higgins. That's all that pair. Unlisted i know you wanna talk about higgins we do have an email Coming in from a from a listener coming up. Later we'll talk about t higgins plenty then from okay that conversation right now. The diesel wants in the chat room. He wants to know how. Many dynasty shares of rashard higgins you own crafts started. Higginson is he well owned and all your dynasty teams or did you away from him Kinda shied away from him. I think he's passed through once or twice but different branch of family. Those i get it. I get it All right we're going to get into plenty more quote unquote serious fantasy. Football conversation with you craig as we go on this evening but before we get into that. Can you tell listeners. What you're doing for a living right now Sure yeah. I'm a cfo for prosthetics company. in mount sterling Ohio which is just out of columbus My wife and i moved here last year and and we really really like columbus really enjoying it so got a lot of browns bengals and buckeyes. Last year i was wall capital of the world. yeah And and that was my next question for you. Craig like given that you just moved right outside columbus last year are. Are you a big buckeyes guy. Do you follow ohio state closely. Honestly no I grew up in michigan fan. So says we actually live about three miles from the stadium. That's a dozen howard. Tyrone wheatley people's jones territory right that that's all of it. Got it exactly exactly. Well just keep holding up that higgins jersey and get back to that well. Let me introduce you to jason. Con the shocker group. And see if they oh yeah around to be in a okay. I have a question and it is a very serious fancy football question because that's kinda struggled a little bit. When i held my nose and draft david montgomery last year. He available late and he's on the board at all right. I'm gonna. i'm gonna take him to help me win a league. What does the return.
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"higgins" Discussed on The High Stakes Fantasy Football Hour
"Miss too big games and he was basically visible those games so then he goes to the nfl. A surprised. the falcons pick any one of silla tainting drafts in kentucky that year in a in a draft or Announced egos smith. I was surprised there was a prize to see him. Picked up the waiver. wires And i am not surprise to see atlanta change direction with their new group on the offensive side of the ball. Because he's not a fit there my hope he gets another chance and i hope he gets to prove me wrong. I root for every player that It gets into the league gets an opportunity but seems like he's had some wonderful opportunities and they he's come away a little flat live. Yeah you know he has. And i'm i'm with you. I'm rooting for him for sure. And we'll see what happens as far as where he catches on going forward but this is a golden opportunity for maybe not harris. Maybe the maybe somebody else in this running back class to really grab a hold of a huge opportunity for fantasy purposes in that Falcons backfield to be a difference maker. Just right away as soon as twenty twenty one As long as i brought jay harris stop. And i know we got craig higgins coming up here in. Just one minute ladies and gentlemen before he gets him. I wanna talk about Ian rapoport reports about the alabama crimson tide Niger harris and davante smith. Now according to rappaport there are quote no concern about harris's ankle and he also said there's no concerns or no long term issues. I beg your pardon with the monterey. Smith's dislocated finger in which he tore ligaments. Now harris is ankle is not expected to affect where he gets elected in the twenty twenty one draft and harris. If you remember two thousand six hundred seventy yards along with fifty touchdowns in his last two years at alabama. He did not play in the senior bowl in january when he was recovering from this ankle injury that he actually injured when the crimson tide. Beat the buckeyes in the national championship. Game you'd like to think that if there is a running back going in the first round this year feral it's probably going to be non jay harris Davante smith certainly going to be a high first round draft choice as well. How do you view these players in regards to their injuries. Is that affecting the way that that you're drafting and dynasty leagues at this point right now Or is a kind of a non issue for you and much much ado about nothing. As far as harrison smith go. Well you know we trust in on this show. So we're we're this. We're going to listen to the rack. Report report to seize. he's right on top of everything. Yeah i'm gonna draft this player. Every time i get a chance i love with this flare brings.
Pacifica Evening News
Cuomo refuses to resign despite calls from top New York Democrats
"Unprecedented political isolation, A defiant New York governor Andrew Cuomo insisted today he would not step down in the wake of sexual harassment allegations. And condemned the expensive coalition of Democrats calling for his resignation as reckless and dangerous Politicians who don't know what single fact. But yet form a conclusion and then opinion Are, in my opinion, reckless and dangerous. My days in the three term Democratic governor had lost the support of almost his stake entire congressional delegation. None of the defections hurt more than those of New York's two United States. Senators, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. And Senator Kirsten Gillibrand due to the multiple credible sexual harassment and misconduct allegations. It is clear that Governor Cuomo has lost the confidence of his governing partners and the people of New York, the Democratic senators wrote in a joint statement. Governor Cuomo, they said, should resigned. The embattled governor's comments came on the day his party in New York and beyond turned sharply against him following allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct as well as Sweeping criticism of Cuomo for keeping secret how many nursing home residents had died of covert 19 for months. Cuomo's growing list of detractors now covers virtually every region in the state and the political power centers of New York City in Washington. Majority of the Democrats in the state legislature, all but a handful of the state's 29 member congressional delegation of called on him to step down. White House press secretary Jen Psaki today declined to say where they're buying believes Cuomo should resign, she said. Every woman who has come forth about harassment by the New York governor deserves they have her voice heard should be treated with respect and should be able to tell her story. Essence of Democrats had already called on Cuomo to resign this week. But the coalition or critics expanded geographically and politically today to include the likes of New York City progressives, US representative Alexandria of Casio Cortez, leader of the House Democratic Campaign arm, representative Sean Patrick Maloney, Buffalo based U. S. Representative Brian Higgins and a group of Long Island based state lawmakers who had been Cuomo loyalists and New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio joined in that it's not one. It's not too. It's not three. It's not Ford's not fighters. Six women who have come forward is deeply troubling this specific allegation. The governor called an employee it of his someone who he had power over, called them to a private place and then sexually assaulted her. Is absolutely unacceptable. It is disgusting to me, and he can no longer serve as governor. De Blasio and Cuomo have frequently been at odds. Never before has the 63 year old Democratic governor. The son of a New York governor himself been more politically alone. Cuomo today insisted he never touched anyone inappropriately and said again that he's sorry if he ever made anyone uncomfortable. Declined to answer a direct question about whether he's had a consensual romantic relationship with any of the women.
No Stupid Questions
How Does When You Are Born Affect Who You Are?
"Does when you were born affect who you are in my econometrics class or talking about instrumental variables and one thing. That has come up. Is that while you may think that the time of year someone is born is a great random variable that can be used to make more robust estimates. It turns out that when the year you were born is actually correlated with things like parents income or mental health outcomes. Is it true that people born at different times of the year different does this mean. Horoscopes are in fact valid. Thanks alkaline so the way. I would think about this. Is there at least two major dimensions. One is that the time of year born or more broadly. The year you're born in what's going on in the world then may have some natural ish effect but then there's a very different dimension which is how the time you were born again. What's going on in the world where the environment can change your outcome. And that gets even more complicated. Because then we're talking about parental behavior and that parental behavior may be pre or postnatal. And so on. I don't know how much your parents or your family care about. The traditional chinese zodiac. But i am curious. What sign you were born under and how it's influenced your life. I am the year of the dog and everybody has good things to say about their year but the year to be is apparently the year of the dragon. I'm not a dragon so my parents. I'm quite sure did not plan my birth around the lunar calender. That's fairly because i'm told by my sister that i wasn't planned at all boy. Okay i'm not going to get into that but it seems as though there are quite a few chinese and chinese american parents who do delay birth to the year of the dragon. Yes because there's a spike in births. Among certain communities across the globe during that year. I find this research on the year of birth according to lunar calendar in cultures that really respect that mind blowing. I remember when my grandmother passed away. This is my mother's mother. Apparently they had to wait for a lucky day to bury her and that was months away so they they waited. Wow there's also some research suggesting that in addition to the decisions like to have a child or one to have funeral that actually life outcomes can be influence because of parents expectations and amount. They invest in their children's education etcetera. But i do know that. Children born in the year of the dragon to chinese or chinese american families that they do get more education. They have better lifetime outcomes than non dragging your children. We did do an episode about this years ago with freakonomics radio but according to that research it is on the parents guide which is basically once. You've got a dragon in the family. You invest a lot in that kid. Is that your understanding. That is my understanding if you are living in a culture where someone says hey. This is the lucky year. And then you're lucky enough to be having a kid that year. Then maybe when you're making decisions about whether one is gonna get extra tutoring give it to the lucky kid right because you know there are dragon but also would there be a little bit of something like endowment effect there like this. Is the child that we created on our timetable and therefore we feel a little bit more invested in this one not so much because they might be lucky because this is how we planned. Oh absolutely. I don't think it's necessarily that you give the child. The extra tutoring because you think the child is luckier. But because their dragons and they're going to do more with that tutoring the research that it made me think about is in psychology and it was by bob. Rosenthal have you heard of the pygmalion effect. Yes my fair lady. Yeah probably more people have heard of my fair lady than teak malian or the pig melon effect but the original play was called pygmalion and that was of course after the greek myth that pygmalion created a statue. That was so beautiful that he fell in love with it. But the plot of my fair lady. You have elisa doolittle who needs to get rid of one lower class british accent. In order to acquire a higher class british accent. And the reason. I bring this up. And the reason why the psychological research was called the two million. It's just that the expectations. Not only that you have for yourself right. Not only eliza doolittle's expectations for herself. But actually henry higgins her teacher his expectations for her. We're going to put the thumb on the scale of her destiny and if he thought that she was going to do great maybe he would act in ways. That would actually make that prophecy. Come true so. These are behavioral components and belief and preference components. Let's go back for second to the biology question. I don't know much about this. I've done a little reading. I'm curious to know if you know more but in terms of biology the month of year that you're born to the season that you're born. I have seen some arguments that to me. Look between week and mixed that there is a strong effect. I read one piece. For instance argued that babies born in the spring are more prone to optimism but also more prone to depression. And i realize they're not polar opposites necessarily but it does make me feel like some of this thinking may be like i said somewhere between week and mixed but i'm not ready to dismiss it in part because there's been so much interesting science in the last ten twenty years on circadian rhythms and how real they are. According to time of day so month of year might also have similar effects. I'm curious if you know or think anything about that. I know very little but it would be hard for me to believe that the time of year that you're born which of course has its own particular is for how long the days were versus the nights and also by the way other things like the availability of nutrients vegetables being in or out of season of course less relevant these days because we can get our strawberries year round but i wouldn't be surprised if any of these effects were huge. I can maybe imagine a small with tranquilly but nothing large because there's so many other things that would swamp the effect of you know it was a six hour daylight day versus an eight hour daylight
The Signal
Brittany Higgins Files Police Report on Parliament House Rape Claim
"Almost a not. Australia has been transfixed by the story of brittany hagans. The former political stuff who alleges she was raped in a minister's office inside parliament house more allegations against the same men have followed along with ongoing rounds of recriminations about how badly brittany higgins case was handled all giving rise to the clear impression that something is very wrong in parliament house on stephen smiling. And i'm angie lovelock and today on the signal the case that might just trigger some desperately needed reform women in australian politics. Okay so it's it's been a couple of weeks. Maybe you could take back to the moment when this story broke. Yes so it was the first monday of this sitting fortnight around eight o'clock the morning. This is clear armstrong. She's the national political reporter at the daily telegraph newspaper based in parliament. House in canberra. An article appeared on newstalk today written by a journalist code cement the maiden and she Published the allegations of brittany higgins question of where the parliament housing camera is a safe workplace for women is again in the headlines following allegations that a young government staff member was raped in minister's office in an interview with news dot com dot. Au higgins claimed. She felt forced to choose between reporting the assault to police or keeping her dream job. Britney alleges that she was raped by a maiocco lake in the office of now defense minister linda reynolds and The instant reaction i would say was one of complete and utter shock. This abject failure to provide a safe place of work here in parliament and in politics more. Broadly has got to come to an. I think there is. I called for problem inside this building. I've spoken about it many times. I think for far too long young. Women have copped the brunt of the culture in this place and it's time we cleaned it up often beak political scandal type stories us saved until the monday of a sitting week. Because of course you have all of the politicians in cambra unable to escape the issue which was pretty much exactly why that story was published when it was but then quite quickly became apparent that this was going to be a really huge issue. More than i think what people may be realized at that moment because of course she was also booked. This brittany was also booked to appear on the project that night and give a full kind of unfettered account of what she was alleging. And that's really how it kicked off really starting the week with the most possible drama. I think i've had since. I've been camera eighteen months. Welcome back to this special edition of the project tonight. Claims of ripe roadblocks to a police investigation and a young woman forced to choose between her career and the pursuit of justice. And it all happened right in the heart of our democracy as you said clear. It broke on the monday of the start of this session. But the details of britain higgins allegations relate to twenty nineteen. What does she say happened in. What happened back then when she first talked about it. Yeah absolutely so her. Her allegation dates back to sort of the friday. Saturday of of twenty dead of much in two thousand nineteen And brittany alleges that when she was out at a with colleagues drinking at one point The the man she alleges raped her. She says through the night he'd hurler drink. She realized she was quite drunk. Wanted to home. I notice that he was buying meal out of drinks. And i was just sort of job. Well done kind of broadly being rewarded in a weird way. So would you say you were drunk when you decided to go home obsolete. She says it was suggested that because they lived in the same direction. They should share cab when she was in that cab he said i've got to pick something up from parliament on the way i and she goes along with it ends up being signed dean to parliament. Neither of them have their passes. It's quite light after hours. They have to sign themselves. Will he. signs. Both of the men go into the office. She says she would feel well. She laid down and she alleges that she wake up with with demand on top of that i woke up mid ripe essentially. I don't know why i knew. He was almost finished. But i felt like it had been going on for a while or that. He was done. He was sweaty. I couldn't get him off of me at this point. I started crying fast. Forward to the the the start of the workweek she. She comes to work and immediately. The issue is initially traded as security breach because obviously Linda reynolds was defense industry minister at the time a lot of classified important information potentially in that office so she learns pretty quickly that the male stafa involved in these instant has already been had their employment terminated over these potential security breach and she's brought into a series of formal employment meetings to discuss. What is that time. Believed to be a security breach felt like a disciplinary meeting. It was we've been made aware of the events in that. You guys were here after hours. And you know that's not acceptable She of course then disclosed to her boss when reynolds what she alleged happened to her and that also then led her going to the afp.
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"higgins" Discussed on Capes and Lunatics
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"higgins" Discussed on Capes and Lunatics
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"higgins" Discussed on Capes and Lunatics
"A basically. I was telling you about. If you've ever seen the film tag the assassination which is this film's from the eighties. Basically on a college campus. They had this little game where everyone cheats you to the with guns. And there's one guy who was like the best assassin in the game and then he gets the drop on the fat kid and his monologue the fat kid 'cause he gets them the shower then the fact he just accidentally knocks over his gun which goes off and shoots the guy in the head with the dart. Gosh i can't believe it. I just killed the best assassin. He's like no doesn't count. Any just tries to backtrack and it just this idea that when you start monologue ing. You don't know what's going to happen next and you're leaving yourself open to you. Know he don't know this woman. He'll know that you know what she's got going on. this is a world with superpowers. It's not a good idea to somehow logging end poorly for him. So i guess maybe he's just never stays the same but then again. That's what happens with. Mary's starts his monologue. And then you know she gets away. Because if someone's not sitting in abject terror the whole time he doesn't know what to do which basically tells you this is not good at his job and why would you pay that to kill some thought. You know it's like is that really worth your money. I don't know sweet summer child. That's okay yup. This know what that means so i. It's okay it's the worse plenty. Thought i know like drinking apple just enjoy. Don't be too hard. That's just how you do it. Honestly legend you know. I mean that's my only real wants part of me wants to go man would have about one. Be ruby. rose became a legend. But it's like no with ruby row. That were brothers ever again. She bain in business. Wow so i was gonna say so. She can't do the thing that she did. Selected the higher you again. No problem with that. She's not coming back definitely to the show. That's what i think that the character. That's my big predictions for the season. Yeah the character. Kate is going to be the woman back then by the gotham river. You've got it want closer. I mean we still that other. She's closures is going to be. She's going to be the woman she's gonna fly into about our every so often they're gonna bring her back like this thing and then like maybe two or three seasons down the line they'll find a cure and should we back and it won't be ruby rose because she's been woman back for three years. Wow did you get your is done. I don't know it looks great again. They could use the hours actress because there was supposed to be twins identical exactly. They should how he's amazing. Give me that urine ridge rigid enough daddy. Daddy no i love it. I think sure they could've killed alice off. Made her bat woman to said he had some cosmetic surge. Yeah they were saying they did. The sisters were supposed to be identical twins. And i was thinking as you know when alex went missing. Justin bieber to be honest. Oh or ellen degeneres netherlands. She looks like the love that that's it should be. you know. don't expect. Ruby rose baghram on day. And i'm glad you're back. I you to watch the gotham river. Maybe at the end of the season. I'm going to put that out her. The story is good and what you saying. I was listening to back. One of our batman episodes. Didn't you say like some of these weird guys are like. Oh ruby ruby rose because she was attractive. I'm like this girl's very attractive. Also racism philip. Okay all that. It's a weight at that. Was that was our everybody on. Bad woman in I just thought it's like oh we won't tolerate hate. Speech am i right in the u. w. bat women's little bio tagme garbage. You have to say that isn't it. You don't see that on on eros or lashes or even black lightning yet right on being. Why why because all the comments over the summer ever since she was announced why because he's a black woman. Still big team happened on twitter about that we just had an armed insurgency in the capital's so you know we're we're we're very cautious about nazis. Now we're like a little like you know. Maybe we should let nazis. Just talk all the time it you know. What's the hateful part of the you know fandome out. It's like george carlin. Speaking of which did you see. Who's the new batman. Oh for that audio cassie. Yeah from less world. Yeah yeah. I remember jeffrey. Every right thank you. Yes oh he is such a great batman voice so and gravelly. Which i. I like a good smooth baritone that man so i'm back batman so dc's putting on podcast hbo. Max at least put out this podcast. Which i'm sure they'll put out more but they always on the twins a little too late. Your marketing team sucks brawl young. What's with the audio part. They're going to do that. They just do like an animated thing because we are a sequel. Well true and then we got and then the movie. They're doing that nobody's buying. Ps by the way. But you know what you can do. Twenty million batman things no. I don't think the marketing pissed off the beans for us to be this really simple podcasts. Search cheap now through you know. It costs almost nothing to evacuate very expensive. Your professional podcast on specialists professional. Let me put it this way. Talking to rob southgate liberty. That if you're doing an animated show comparatively but what you can do is it comparatively so said. Here's the cost for live action. Here's the animated. Here's the contro podcast. Well this one just says the voice actor when we have to pay them for their voice. That's a much better deal. Men's like a third of the cost so yes so.
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"higgins" Discussed on Capes and Lunatics
"Way. There's another says there's another in. This is okay so this is miles per hour. I changed all mcqueen's. Mother was dead for years now. Alive in the whole show great job writers never met. Susan guys competing. Good i am by young fella. Now though because i knew the first three episodes. I don't know what's happening now. I'm very nervous. But i will say this. I enjoyed it very much. I think that from being a tapped assassin is a really awful job because it seems like every top tier assassin gets. Beat up a lot. 'cause like you know. Even you know to see the whole thing with like alice. And what's her name. Sephora sephora Safai whatever. It was a little weird that you know this four. It hurt her smith assassin. Who's just so in love with us syrah but like not interested wants alice. And it's like. Oh being the favourite before i think they're retreading euro This point is very league of his ass off. We've been here better. i got. Yeah oh no secret even marry. It's like the drop funds that you know but let's not supposed to cut james top of your head you're like hurting the blood flow man like that's like not a good place to put a car. It's cool yeah he you know he's bain if it makes you better job. It's not. that's what. I'm better their job. Especially over man. Find another method of giving himself pain that honestly not play Kyle legislate himself and he he'd be much better off. That's all i'm saying. You know it just makes sense now. Don't has always in the gutter. I apologize responsibility. I was gonna say thank. Thank you my teeth my masters but now i'm still doing cited for that one but i'm nervous now i don't like not knowing what's coming next so the i'm here like i said i think she's too much better. Actor actress than rudy rose especially in this role. Yeah no i mean. She's great and i we actually get. We actually get the curly hair wig now to show that we've made her her own special bet suit even she was like. Did you see that way. Did you see that readily yeah. She's looking to stay that way. Back martin city where get founded on history of struggle wings in the air. I don't know she's she's been going about this into the first season at aero. Wigs are thing well class backs in the first couple of seasons. All of queen on that island like they had like these on his head. You know all along. I know that he'd be all because oh no he intentionally bag so he could go. Well he went. I found the boat off. I just got another. He was on admiral. Cw writing w writing. And i just don't want that woman there. I think you're really gone out of their way to try to not go down that formulate road. I think that's the best will also don't you don't have lean into like black lightning combat by whitening lock their audience so we've already hemorrhage the ruby roseanne saying no. Maybe lighten up for you know what i feel. They're doing i kind of selector. They're doing terry mcginnis with her and remember when they did what what was it. What the joke. The joker returns. And yeah what was it was it. Jason title was the other one who tim surgery his. Yeah infected with. The joker index gets turned into the joker. And it is just this idea that you know all my goodness think. I'm the old one. no. I'm very different person. Yes i believe that you know problem exactly and and i think that's what they're going. Which is that this is not like. I think that tension between her and luke about that woman doesn't kill and she's like why not kill people maybe maybe to adjust in recalculate. Oh by the way. I have seen my favorite moment in. This is where we do. Get world chris. Detective bat women. And that's we're we're glad when she says. Oh you know and allison killed so many people yet. She still walking around but you know. Look i don't think i don't know why that is. Is you know. The guy in charge of crows has no sympathy. For what would he have sympathy for met. Because she's white and say oh no and then she together and you know i love that aspect of it that that oh see this woman she can piece together things but also she just doesn't know things out of hand she has to get the clues but people are more than willing to give me the clues when they have a secret to hide so i love that aspect of it. I thought that was just a brilliantly written scene and how she pieces together exactly what the whole back story of everyone in this. And you know. I love marian this. I thought mary was great in this. Although again like i said i thought it was a little weird that she gets the drop on zaza one point and i thought the actual zaza in introduction is very weird. We're like taunting this woman in the bathtub with her airpods in. And it's like hito it's like dude like is this like i don't know it was just very weird scene and in fact even when i was watching wisey monologue. You don't mind over. Got a monologue like opie muji. No one else villains. You've got to do it here. So i'm telling you i'm telling you because this was a thing we were discussing. Because he was talking about.
Capes and Lunatics
"higgins" Discussed on Capes and Lunatics
"Some our friends. Some i've worked with orders are just people that have admired or who's worked at admired and Had always wanted to find a way to do something together. And oh manda best star yet to come to like you. Guys didn't see anything at covers. Wise by. that's important was important to me. Because i felt like as the other part. Marcelo design is so stunning. It's simple it's elegant. it's but also iconic it reduces down to a small size like really well. The is read in the helmet. So so expressive and so that coupled with thought What we're just talking about cavalry design. Yeah no no before that. Oh the covers. Yeah so because i knew we had a winner with the design and the genre we were looking to be telling stories in here it meant. I felt like okay. The the the best thing i can try to do now is see if i can make it. Like how do i help. Make the characters feel validated. And i thought well. If i got other artists to draw him that makes him feel like he's accepted More in my mind anyway. You know like these some of these lake. David finch drawing your original. Your new original character does kind of validate the character a little bit in the market in my in my mind anyway. Maybe that's because of an insecure writer but it sounds but it's been really fun to see all these artists interpret this sign that they all seem to really enjoy rendering and the shapes of really pleasing draw Is really neat. That's a really special cool feeling. And and and what's come from. That is as you say. Some really stunning visuals and covers that. I think really catch your eye along with the logo. That rich plume did that. just has personality energy while still feeling contemporary. I mean i. The are impressed me so much. I like i'm the interior but like it's not in the works yet. But ernie talked like any like posters or like any way the merge. Yeah we're already. Allied people are asking me that actually. It's pretty cool. It's nice to hear What i would say is subscribed to my newsletter You can find it at radiant dot com slash newsletter. It's kyle higgins. Lack market news is part of my space. It my companies black-market narrative so the newsletters kind of associating with that but that'll be where we'll start announcing some different merge that we are putting together talking about And yeah there's there are posters out there that went to comic bookstores so you can find them on ebay or you can track down at accountable store. But they're like by twenty four so those are out there right now but some. Yeah as far as bigger stuff like a dream for me is is like a poster raw from these covers with mondo like that or bottleneck gallery. That's the dream for me. So we'll we'll see if it comes. If something like that come to fruition at just the design of like get like you were saying the costume and stuff. I mean action figures. Come on the cost to make so significant but it's up but never say never never say never. I think. I do think we've got something i've got. I think we've got a design. The look that you know really has a shot at a penetrating market. Start t shirts. Free walking billboards although my static or stuff like that is so minimalist. Like i like like the t shirt design that is like like the sophisticated kind of looking x. Men shirt just like the little x. You know pain or something. So i would want i would probably wanna do stuff. That's way more visually a low Visually more subtle than what a walking billboard tee-shirt would need to be going. There are people with a k. What's that oh is that the london underground. The london says the line threat our area. Do you work for the trains to ac- no way that'll go wrong. Wow quite are not enough. So here's what is it. And i'm sorry i didn't know this was spoiler. Free so my apologies. If i said anything untoward. But i just want to let people know. This is a really fascinating book with an amazing dynamic between Nathan and and i guess his high school best friend who You know i actually. I'm interested in his story as sort of a bound bon avante bohemian and how that relates to tune as and because he is such a. He's such a guy who seems to be at once both together and an erstwhile dreamer. And i do feel. Maybe that's just. Because i'm a guy who went to new york at a point to pursue the grad -ness of the of the lights and the things of that nature so i do identify with that and that idea of the person who goes out to to explorer and then maybe never quite gets there in the way they imagined but actually probably accomplishes more than they're willing to give themselves credit score and then the friend who saved behind who i also have their own life and But also a passion of their own. And i do. I'm interested in that dynamic between those two friends especially in how it's going to all and how it's going to evolve within the context of one them gaining superpowers. And whether or not that's going to cause between that you know that to me is like man. If the other time ed reached out at that point you know very very different book and you know and.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"higgins" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"I won't say who I'm rooting for, but I know who you're rooting for. Because you got the home team for the first time ever hosting the Super Bowl. Rob Higgins is the executive director. The Tampa Bay Sports Commission. We really appreciate it. Thanks for having a song. That s O guys. Big weekend, obviously down in Tampa. You know one of the things we didn't get to ask Rob Higgins. Although he alluded to it, Lin she was this idea of Uh, you guys up in Boston should just be saying You're welcome, right? I mean, like the Brady effect. I think you cannot understate the excitement locally but also nationally in terms of looking at Tampa. It's inescapable that Tom Brady is the sole reason why the Tampa Bay Buccaneers air in the Super Bowl, you know, and I'm just sorry. They just He's a difference maker. He makes everybody else around him better, and they got off to a slow start this year. But remember They didn't have a chance for many O T A s and the camp any exhibition games so basically their exhibition games and they're sort of getting to know each other came during games accounted. Radio, he says in Ballistics said the same thing. I don't know what type of team I have until after the sixth game of the season and from the six game on Tampa Bay was just roar and they were rolling. And they're rolling right into the Super Bowl. Well, and what's interesting to me Bar is this notion and Rob Higgins was alluding to this toward the end. Winning begets winning. You know, if if you have these if you get used to winning and again, Lynn she is like, you know, nodding his head here because you know Boston all that we're not going to deal with that. But it's a serious thing when it comes to driving. The business is driving the economy, driving evaluations of team winning. There's a story about Tom Brady going into the Super Bowl, and it was told by another teammate when Tampa Bay won the NFC Championship. One of Brady's teammates started crying. And then Brady. According to what this player said. What in the blanket you crying about? You haven't won anything yet. Thanks. Now granted, Okay. Brady's been there. 10 10 times for the Super Bowl. This poor guy is the first time there but it goes back to what you're saying. Winning begets winning, and that's Brady's mind set is like you haven't done a dog gone thing until you take the whole trophy Vince Lombardi Trophy home. So that's his mindset. No one thinks that some time.
Environment: NPR
Scientists Have Found Some Truly Ancient Ice, But Now They Want Ice That's Even Older
"It's chilly across the country today. Highs of just fifty eight in miami and sixteen in minneapolis which makes minnesota colder than an arctic as mcmurdo station but the cold weather doesn't last forever in the twin cities and in antarctica. It does ice their last hundreds of thousands even millions of years and as npr's nell greenfieldboyce reports that makes an arctic the perfect place to find some of the oldest ice in the world. Just how old is the oldest ice. On earth john higgins says. Nobody really knows you know. Would i be surprised at this point. We had five million-year-old is i mean. I'd be surprised. But not it's not unfathomable i think he and some colleagues recently collected ice samples in antarctica. That were later analyzed and shown to be as old as two point six million years. It's beautiful stuff when you pull out. The is it. Essentially as crystal clear accepted filled with tiny bubbles the bubbles contain air from when the ice formed and this trapped air is what scientists are really after higgins says if you want to understand how gases like carbon dioxide have affected the climate throughout history. You know you can't really do better other than getting a time machine and going back in time and taking an air sample then using these ice cores which physically just trap samples of ancient air to release that ancient air. All you have to do is melt the ice. That's the sound of a research camp manager in antarctica making drinking water by melting scraps of two hundred thousand year old ice in a metal pot to actually collect an analyze the release gases however ancient is has to melt in a lab. Sarah shackleton studies old princeton where she gets to watch the trapped air bubble out and that is something that i don't know if i'll ever get sick of watching. It's actually like pretty mesmerizing and one thing. That's released surprising every time to muse. Just how much gas is actually in the ice. She says it's a lot and samples from time. Periods undergoing past climate changes could be used to help make predictions about the future. One of the biggest questions in terms of kind of the modern warming and look anthropogenic. Climate changes helmich warming. Do should we expect with the amount of co two that we have in the atmosphere now. Antarctica has been covered by an ice sheet for at least thirty million years. But it's actually pretty hard to find really old ice. John gooch is a geologist. At the university of minnesota he says while snowfalls constantly add new layers of ice to the top of the ice sheet the oldest layers at the bottom can disappear. That's because of geothermal heat coming up from the ground so the rocks are giving off heat of slowly over time and so that has the potential to melt ice at the bomb. Still bits of super old ice like that two point six million year old sample can sometimes be preserved at the ice sheets edges the older snippets of ice. That we've been able to find come from places where the ice has flowed up against a mountain range and been exposed at the surface in those spots though. The ice can be all jumbled up and messy. It's not nice layers that have been laid down sequentially over a long continuous stretch of earth's history to get a neatly layered ice sample like that. Scientists need to drill straight down through the thick icesheet so far the oldest ice collected that way goes back eight hundred thousand years. Gooch says the goal now is to drill down a couple of miles to reach ice. That's older a million to two million years old whether or not we'll be able to find it at the bottom of the ice sheet where we can recover a relatively simple continuous record. Is i guess. That's the sixty four thousand dollar question at team from china has drilling underway a group from europe. We'll start in november. What everyone wants is i-i samples that cover a key time period about a million years ago. When there was a dramatic shift in the planet cycle of ice ages. Those had been coming every forty thousand years or so but for some reason that pattern ended and it changed to every one hundred thousand years instead unto us working on climate. That's a really big deal. Eric wolf is a climatologist with the university of cambridge in the united kingdom. It's a really big question as to why that change is fundamental tower climates. Work in a way you could say. We don't really understand today's climate. If we don't understand why we live in one hundred thousand year will draw the forty thousand year world. The coronavirus pandemic basically ruins the arctic research season. That would've been happening now but starting next fall researchers will be backed down there searching for really old ice nell greenfieldboyce npr news.
South Florida's First News with Jimmy Cefalo
Miami-Dade Commissioners Will Appoint New Commissioner To Replace Levine Cava
"Miami Dade commissioners continue playing musical chairs is they're set to approve a new commissioner to the District eight seat being vacated by Mayor Daniella Levin. Cava. After divided board vote 75 against hosting a $1 Million special election commissioners are expected to appoint a new commissioner today. But Commissioner Joe Martinez says he'll continue the fight for an election because you can't put a price on democracy. And this gives the incoming commissioner an unfair advantage for the next election because they're gonna be in office for two years without having to be in front of the voters without having to put your name up there. The top contender is fellow Democrat Danielle Cohen Higgins, a lawyer whose campaign manager also ran Cavazos mayoral race. Other candidates include commission Chairwoman Rebeca Sosa and Palmetto Bay Vice Mayor John Du Bois, Wendi Grossman, NewsRadio 16, the B U, Y. O D.
ABC Perspective
2 Pac-12 football games canceled as virus problems linger
"It's not that much of a surprise, but here we are about halfway through the college football season games are getting called off left and right because of the pandemic. Ain't Higgins to The Wall Street Journal has been following this story all fall and joins us now laying there have been game's canceled before now. But this weekend's L s U Alabama matchup seems to be the most impactful one yet. Yes. Yes, And it's funny because this is a game where last year it was down to the gates of the century between number one Alice, you and number three Alabama and you know you look a little bit different this year. Alabama's number one and L s U is currently not Frank. But the issue is that you know, this is a major rivalry game that was going to be on prime time television and because of an outbreak it Ellis you. They currently don't have any scholarship, tight ends or long staffers available and they're down to just one scholarship quarterback and you know, to be fair to you, Jason leave. The quarterback that's available has played before, and he's great, but It's really hard to say the football game with just one quarterback, because if he goes down, you're kind of out of luck. And I think that this is emblematic of kind of just the trends that are going out of the country and that coronaviruses spiking and a lot of places and Trouble seeing that reflected on cultural bar rafters. Now the S E C was one of the first conference is to dive right back in there. They surprised by what's going on. Well there, commissioner. Great. Thank you said he is shaken but not deterred. And aside from sounding like a martini order, I think he's right in that the Way that the season was designed. They were supposed to be flexibility built in and that most of the schools are planning on playing 10 games over the course of about 12 or 13 weeks and with some flexibility on making up games and you know to this point Yes, you see, has been able to do that without too many disruptions. Previously, when Florida had a big outbreak. I think they moved around six games involving 17 to make sure that every team could put there. Gains in But the problem with L s U Alabama is that Was used already had to move one of its games because the Florida game got postponed. So that's now being played on December. 12 and Ellis You in theory has December 19th open as Saturday, but That's the same Saturday at the S E. C championship. And right now it's looking like Alabama might have a game that day. So in order for L s U and Alabama and meet its Probably gonna have to be some moving around of the schedule. And there's been some talk of playing next week and having ls use game against Arkansas. I believe be pushed around and being a couple games, and I think you know if you're really a puzzle master, there's a way to do it. But it would require moving several games at this point to get L s U and Alabama to play and if they don't play, this would be the first SEC came Steve. No
First Things First
Brandon Marshall on Browns chemistry now that Odell Beckham Jr is out for season due to ACL tear
"Shifting toward top story this morning news that we did all fear Odell Beckham junior lost for the season with a torn, left ACL. Keep in mind this is the third significant injury in Dell's career. This one has him out the remainder of the season head coach, Kevin Stephens, address the injury, and where the five and to Cleveland browns go from here. And Adele the energy brings the practice energy. He brings the Games you can't you can't No one else can bring that type of juice but. It's it's our job to find the guys that that can go compete that we can go put them in sponsor they can succeed. And I think. We'll be able to do that. That's not easy. Don't WANNA have to And I'm very disappointed for Odell. But that's the nature of this beast at injuries are part of this game and doesn't mean that many of us have to like it, but we do have to deal with it. Brandon. Brandon. How do expectations change now for the browns with Oh bj gone for the rest of the year Yeah I mean. They really don't change much. They should actually be better. Now this is unfortunate. Odell is a great player. It's it's going to be hard to replace his talent. You're going to miss them in moments you're gonNA, miss his playmaking ability. You're GonNa Miss, those times one to one going to miss those times where he breaks three four tackles and he can possibly. Get you back in a game or possibly even win one or two ball games but this team will be better because I believe there's no chemistry and no continuity. Well, we actually we all know that there's no chemistry and continuity. When you're dominant number one wide receiver, you put so much pressure on the play caller. You put so much pressure on the quarterback I experienced this throughout my career and I had. To learn how to communicate with quarterback communicate with the play caller because if you get an play callers, did they get out of rhythm and that's not what you want. You want that play caller to feel good about what he's dowling up. You also want that quarterback to be free think freely when he's dropping back going through the offense going through progressions. If he has one on one, he has landry on this. On this side. Well, people are going to say, well, why don't you throw del well, maybe two quarterback wants to go to Landry. So for that reason I think, Baker, will be better. He has a Guy Higgins that he has great chemistry with going back to his rookie year landry is his guy I think Baker will be better. There's going to be a lot of pressure on him to really work his offense now but now we're going to see if he is the real deal. So. If, if Landry's is guy, he's not, he's not having a bad year but he's on his spectacular year and I've heard you say though a wide receivers best friend is the other wide receiver because it takes them defensive pressure off him. But so far he's got zero touchdowns. He's actually thrown for more touchdowns than he's caught. So why do you expect Jarvis to be better and not worse? Well. It's more so about the offense I'm looking at. Them. Having success as an often when you look at Landry's banged up, he has a broken rib. He's been dealing with that but it could be because they've been they had too much emphasis on other guy on Odell trying to figure out how to get him going. So when that trade deadline come up, they're not trading him they actually find a way to make it work. So there's so many different reasons but I want this play caller to feel free and get into a rhythm I. Want this quarterback to drop back and go to his guys this team. How they win is on the ground and play action, but they're going to need to win throwing a ball like they did this past week sometimes in the national football league.
Saturday Morning Update with Rick Fowler
Women's March in Washington, D.C.
"Are pretty routine in Washington, we're used to them. But today we have two women's marches at opposite ends of the mall. And opposite ends of the spectrum. Let's talk about these two marches. The first one is called the march for all Women. This is going to take place in the steps of the U. S. Supreme Court later on today, and the same is it I'm with her, but the her in this case, Rick is not Hillary Clinton. You recall that you used that phrase in her 2016 campaign. The herd this time is Judge Amy Cockney Barrett as she's waiting out her nomination there to the highest court in the land. This has been organized by the conservative Independent Women's warm and some of the folks that are going to be along. You may notice. No, they are Fox News contributors. Sarah Carter. Teaparty Patriots cofounded Jenny Beth Martin and Jessica Anderson, She's executive director ofthe Heritage Action. That's the activists arm of the Heritage Foundation. Also, Heather Higgins, she's the CEO of the independent woman's voice. And also Tammy Blue. She may know her. She's a columnist. Actually, her work appears in The Washington Times. She's also talk radio host, she says. We should be able to all stand up and say that this accomplished Impressive woman at his Amy Cockney. Barrett deserves to be treated with respect that's coming from Tammy Bruce, she said. Yet the so called women's movement is standing by, while the mainstream media Questions. If Miss Barrett can be a Supreme Court justice and a good mother, in addition to vilifying her for her background and her faith, and that's Tammy Bruce talking, but At the opposite end of the mall. At the exact same time, there's going to be a another women's march. You recall the women's march of years ago where they do a million progressive ladies. Down on the mall that was in 2018. They're also planning an afternoon rally and march down the hall in that area. It's called the count on US events, and they're going to start at Freedom Plaza, not far from the White House and force trumps hotel down there, and after they get down down to the mall, they're going to have a mask. Texting effort about their cause. They expect to send out five million checks, and they also have 400 other marchers that are taking place in 50 other states. That's what they have to say. We need a huge and powerful mobilization to help energize the nation inspire millions to turn out to vote and to cap off Trump's presidency just the way it started with massive women led resistance. You got it. Two marches down there. One conservative one. Definitely progressive feminist. If you're curious about the conservative 1 march for all women simply go to march for all women dot com. If you're curious about the other is women's march dot com So That's what's going on downtown today.
Lance McAlister
Bengals rookie, Tee Higgins, getting more comfortable in offense
"Lance McAllister. He is Dave Lapham. It's welcome in a special guest. He's the Bengals rookie wide receiver for catches on Sunday. 16 catches on the season. We welcome in tea, Higgins t. How are you? I'm good. You're doing good. He had a 26 yard or yesterday. That was the longest play from scrimmage for the Bengals against that Baltimore Ravens defense If you played against a defense on any level that was more aggressive than what the Ravens took us a posturing yesterday in that football game. Um, I mean, I've been in the league knows. You know me plan against other sue in the national championship there, David, Mrs. Really aggressive. So that's the first time I've seen that since that game. See, I mentioned 16 catches. Now It's 16 times you've hooked up with Joe talk to us about the the comfort level in the chemistry you feel it's developing between you and Joe, Ah, utility and better and better each week. No, you listen to me more and more now, so just go out there and practice catching those, You know balls that he's given me, you know. With this behind me, or in front of me. He knows over the shoulder, so they're out there making those plays. Giving him confidence in me is, you know good so It seems like on a week by week basis you're learning and the one thing you talked about early, and teammates had mentioned it to you don't flash. Don't show your hands earlier. These defensive backs the guys at this level, You know, just kind of feed off of that. That type of thing. What other things have you learned little nuances that you've already applied in the early stages of your NFL career? Yeah. I can't do too much dancing at the London coach when you were going to get Stevie, you know, you gotta get point from point A to point B. And you know a lot of guys. Honestly, they're they're really good for defeat, and they're going to read you. So you just You can't can't do too much Daphne Blonde scrimmage. 85 games into your NFL career, Is it what? You thought it was the game? What you thought it be from a speed and everything you have heard? How was it played out for you? Yeah, that will be a new is gonna be a lot faster, if not more physical, You know that. It has been exactly that. Nah, just really well, and you know, really Now so plated Ellis you like you said, Death Valley. I've been to Death Valley Broadcasting games for that environment. There's nothing like in a night game of Death Valley. You haven't lived until you've experienced something like that. And then in the SEC, all the visiting stadiums that you go to, of all the crowd noise mirroring what's it been like? Plant in the National Football League with covert, You know 19 in the year 2020. That's been so different for everybody. What's that been like a Zen experience. Yeah. You know, having a no fan and stuff like that been really, You know really strange And we're you know, you know, I've been playing football on my whole life. Always have fans, and so is it really just feels like a scream? It's you got. Ah, Brain Accutane. Gotta bring no energy, So I mean, that's what we try to do. You make a play to bring all energy I'm getting so tight, you know, came allowing the crowd when there's no fans in the stadium, so That's really how we go about it. T fans get to see you play on the field, but I don't think they have an appreciation for everything that goes with it in terms of following the protocols in the testing, and that's got away. I would think that's gonna be on your mind. And yet you have toe push it aside to play football. What's it like dealing with everything else beyond just playing the game right now? Yeah. You know, you got to get tested everything the day at a certain time. And, you know, get our math everywhere. So I mean, It's been really, you know, really weird, But everyone's going to just too and you know, just following protocol just so we could go out there and play the game that we both. Yeah, it's an interesting year instead of going on the road and facing these hostile crowds. Your face in a hostile enemy and covert 19, you know, and it's like you never know when it's going to crop up like it did in Tennessee, in Miami and other places, And I guess this This is the year where you have to go from a mental standpoint, be mentally strong and be ready to pivot on a just, I mean the team that pivots and adjust the best, you know, be at the Patriots with what they're going through the Titans and other teams. And teams that really don't get affected by covert. But after almost, you know, work to make sure you don't every single day of the season, the team that handles that type of business best this year. The teams are going to be okay. Right. Just like you know, you just gotta be careful with the alpha people, not people, not always. In the building every single day, you know, just really quarantine yourself for what? You know a few more weeks. The season go through and you know everybody be alright, so To your body's taken hits now for five weeks. How Just how In general, do you feel physically at this stage of the season? I feel really good, You know, just getting treatment. And, you know, getting massages every week, you know, just got to take care of your body. You know, you don't take care of your body. You won't be able to play under sentence on Sunday. So You were exposed to. Ah, tremendous leaders, coaches players at Clemson. I think you thought that Joe borrow fit that category. A za an outstanding leader as he lived up to everything that you thought. My understanding is after the game, he instead to the to the defense. You continue to play like that. We won't lose another game this year. I mean, that's that's what you're looking for. From your guy at quarterback in it. Oh, yeah. 100% You know you want to go out like that is going to take Take ownership of you know how we play it off. As you know, we gotta compliment our defense when they go out there and get stuff. You know, we gotta go out There is four points where they'd be a field, road or touch now. And him. Coming up in, you know, speaking on it in a zoo, the game is really big, and that's what you're going to. God has run the offense see one. Ah, when all hick has been breaking, lose either good or bad. What has he been? What's job in like in the huddle? What kind of influence in leader has he been? From that standpoint? Got encouraging. You know he's gonna pick it up for my job. Go get a false start. You know he's going to talk to you encouraging you have that play behind, you know, And you know, we have a good place He's gonna you know. Giggle and laugh about it. Sometimes in the dependable know what the situation is. You know the guy that is the guy that you really want, you know, in the huddle. See how much carry over from Clemson in in your routes. The actual routes themselves are there to the to this offense here with the Bangles and National Football League? I know them different terminology, all those kind of things, but there are only certain number routes in a row tree, right? I mean, is it just me or is it just applying? You know things that you already know that you've done a million times? Make sure mentally you know, with the with the language and everything involved. You're on the same page as the quarterback. Yeah. Yeah, it comes and he basically ran everything. So I mean, you know you just from Beit was just you know, the different, you know, Route names and what? What The plate concept is So that was the biggest thing for me. But other than that, you know all the routes of the same You have two NFL touchdown catches. Do you have either football? Go out first. I have to keep down.