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Finance Magnates
"isa" Discussed on Finance Magnates
" 4 p.m. Friday March 10th, 2023. Etoro taps money farm to provide UK clients with stock shares ISA. Both tutorial and Israel based social trading network is partnering with money farm, a European digital wealth manager to provide its UK clients with a stocks and shares individual savings account ISA. However, the launch of the ISA solution will follow a phased approach etoro said in a statement on Friday, explaining that both companies will introduce more product integration in the coming months LTP GTL TPG TSA is a tax efficient investment account that exempts its holder from. Paying the UK income or capital gains tax on earnings made from investment arranged with the account. Through the collaboration, over 3 million registered etoro clients in the UK can now open this type of account, while the ref quax would not finance magnates dot com to Torah qua target quack Blanco roquat follow qua tagged, said LTP GTL TPG T toro explains new partnership with money farmable pretender the partnership, etoro explained, money farm will provide the. Technology platform create and manage the investment portfolios as well as. Manage customer relationships however, clients will be able to view. Their ISA balance on their portfolio with E toro LTP GTL TPG GT the money farm globally diversified discretionary portfolios are risk rated. And customers will be matched with the correct portfolios, managed by experts. De toro noted that LTP GTL TP GT speaking on collaboration, Dan macho ski it UK managing director. Noted that the development is significant for its clients given the upcoming. Changes to the UK's capital gains tax threshold. In November last year, Jeremy hunt, the UK pass Chancellor of the exchequer, announced that the country of past capital. Gain tax allowance in April this year will be cut down to 6000 from 12,300 with. Further reduction to 3000 scheduled for April 2024 LTP GTL TPG GT toro UK clients will now have the convenience of being able to open a stocks and shares ISA with money farm via our app, while continuing to use the. Etoro app to invest in a range of assets from stocks and crypto to commodities. And ETFs we will continue to build our ISA offering over time and we look. Forward to seeing how our clients respond, explain that LTP GT LTP GT toro doubles down on portfolio expansion new partnership with money farm comes less than a month after the social trading network the dot finance magnates dot com for exceeder launch a social sentiment portfolio of fear and retail trader sex Bissau toast from safest got target clock line quat real quote follow-up launched social sentimental tagged, a new portfolio that offers retail investors exposure to use listed. Companies known for their solid ESG efforts. In recent months, the social. Trading network has also introduced other portfolio expansion opportunities to its clients LTP GTL TPG T in late January. The trading and investment firm will have dot finance magnates dot com fantasy toro into safe power Ed portfolio thought a jet shy grow thus from quote target quad blank plot will quote follow caught introduced investor a U.S. will tagged a new smart. Portfolio that uses artificial intelligence to provide retail investors with. Exposure to the stocks of 12 high growth U.S. based companies. Additionally, in November last year, the company will talk dot finance magnates dot com for exceeder launch chess options trading in the months after acquiring gets by quad target quad blank will quote follow-up launched options trading will tag in the united. States LTP GT this article was written by Solomon Oladipo at WWW dot finance magnates dot com.
Finance Magnates
eToro Taps Moneyfarm to Provide UK Clients with Stocks Shares ISA
"4 p.m. Friday March 10th, 2023. Etoro taps money farm to provide UK clients with stock shares ISA. Both tutorial and Israel based social trading network is partnering with money farm, a European digital wealth manager to provide its UK clients with a stocks and shares individual savings account ISA. However, the launch of the ISA solution will follow a phased approach etoro said in a statement on Friday, explaining that both companies will introduce more product integration in the coming months LTP GTL TPG TSA is a tax efficient investment account that exempts its holder from. Paying the UK income or capital gains tax on earnings made from investment arranged with the account. Through the collaboration, over 3 million registered etoro clients in the UK can now open this type of account, while the ref quax would not finance magnates dot com to Torah qua target quack Blanco roquat follow qua tagged, said LTP GTL TPG T toro explains new partnership with money farmable pretender the partnership, etoro explained, money farm will provide the. Technology platform create and manage the investment portfolios as well as. Manage customer relationships however, clients will be able to view. Their ISA balance on their portfolio with E toro LTP GTL TPG GT the money farm globally diversified discretionary portfolios are risk rated. And customers will be matched with the correct portfolios, managed by experts. De toro noted that LTP GTL TP GT speaking on collaboration, Dan macho ski it UK managing director. Noted that the development is significant for its clients given the upcoming. Changes to the UK's capital gains tax threshold. In November last year, Jeremy hunt, the UK pass Chancellor of the exchequer, announced that the country of past capital. Gain tax allowance in April this year will be cut down to 6000 from 12,300 with. Further reduction to 3000 scheduled for April 2024 LTP GTL TPG GT toro UK clients will now have the convenience of being able to open a stocks and shares ISA with money farm via our app, while continuing to use the. Etoro app to invest in a range of assets from stocks and crypto to commodities. And ETFs we will continue to build our ISA offering over time and we look. Forward to seeing how our clients respond, explain that LTP GT LTP GT toro doubles down on portfolio expansion new partnership with money farm comes less than a month after the social trading network the dot finance magnates dot com for exceeder launch a social sentiment portfolio of fear and retail trader sex Bissau toast from safest got target clock line quat real quote follow-up launched social sentimental tagged, a new portfolio that offers retail investors exposure to use listed. Companies known for their solid ESG efforts. In recent months, the social. Trading network has also introduced other portfolio expansion opportunities to its clients LTP GTL TPG T in late January. The trading and investment firm will have dot finance magnates dot com fantasy toro into safe power Ed portfolio thought a jet shy grow thus from quote target quad blank plot will quote follow caught introduced investor a U.S. will tagged a new smart. Portfolio that uses artificial intelligence to provide retail investors with. Exposure to the stocks of 12 high growth U.S. based companies. Additionally, in November last year, the company will talk dot finance magnates dot com for exceeder launch chess options trading in the months after acquiring gets by quad target quad blank will quote follow-up launched options trading will tag in the united. States LTP GT this article was written by Solomon Oladipo at WWW dot finance magnates dot com.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
Ruben Gallego Curses Fellow Senator
"Toll right now is 21 19 kids and two adults. And there's some very ugly stuff out there. The ugliest come from actually congressman. Gallego, who's really a lowlife, Democrat in Arizona. I mean, this is, this is a very bad thing with a congressman curses out, fellow members of Congress. Tweeted to Daryl Aisha, eff your prayers. I'd like to know if he actually did F or did the word. See if he could see find that, okay? Tweet to Daryl Isa. And he tweeted to senator Ted Cruz just to be clear FU Ted Cruz, you effing baby killer. So
AP News Radio
Federal grand jury indicts Nebraska GOP lawmaker
"Hi Mike Rossi are reporting an indictment accuses a U. S. congressman from Nebraska of lying to the FBI US representative Jeff Fortenberry of Nebraska has been indicted by a federal grand jury of lying in a federal investigation into illegal campaign contributions from a Nigerian billionaire a grand jury in Los Angeles indicted the nine term Republican on one charge of scheming to falsify and conceal material facts and the two counts of making false statements to federal investigators the charges stem from an FBI investigation of illegal campaign contributions from Gilbert should gory and I Jurien billionaire of Lebanese descent the contributions funneled through a group of Californians from twenty twelve to twenty sixteen what do for U. S. politicians including Fortenberry in twenty sixteen using an analysis of federal election records politico has identified three other recipients all Republicans as former U. S. representative Lee Terry of Nebraska in twenty fourteen representative Darrell isa of California in twenty fourteen and Mitt Romney during the twenty twelve presidential campaign there
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
Everything You Need to Know About Qualcomm's aptX
"Audio product is able to trance code codex that range from different like varying levels of quality. You have sbc which is sort of like a standard sbc a ac so those are the more or less the standard codex that the bluetooth radio inside of the ear buds and in the smartphone. Or whatever you're connecting it to. We'll be transmitting and receiving all right. So if it's pretty much everything supports that. That's just the way however you get a little bit more into the weeds when she gets something like a pair of sony headphones and they prefer l. d. c. l. deck l. Dak is their version of a higher quality kodak and it is generally cross compatible where you have l. dak and then you put it on pretty much any smartphone and they'll be able to support held back. Yeah then you get into qualcomm codex. It all started with apt x t x apt x supposed to be their version more or less of like what l. deck provided. It was supposed to be something that they would be able to provide and sends they build the bluetooth radios. They can ensure that has a level of quality without you kind of rolling the dice on whether or not the l. Ldc that you using on a smartphone or on a pair of headphones is actually that good. Yeah now that was years ago. Abducts started quite a while ago and since then the s that scavenger hunt. We did two years ago at cs where we look for products that are welcome powered. One of the cheats were if the buds has aptex. That's welcome. Yeah yeah yeah. So anything with abducts then com built the bluetooth radio for it and they made sure that their codex were installed. So they've they've been making things better over time so you have aptex low latency which was what they created for video gaming. So if you're using a smartphone with a qualcomm chipset in it was able to provide high quality yet. Low latency audio to a compatible pair of headphones which then meant it was good for gaming aspects of then came after affects hd rather came out after that an even higher quality of it. But he did not prioritize low latency prioritized higher quality for better enjoyment Optics adaptive was supposed to be able to move among them based upon what media or what you were doing on the smartphone and finally add snapdragon sounded. Then we have aptex loss lewis. This is the kodak that is for the audio files.
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"isa" Discussed on Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"And i can hear you. You just lost whatever. You're listening to be like what is going on here. Because i wanted to be ready for when she got my org and originally wasn't going to order anything but i was still thinking about. I had time to think about because she was talking to the person in the middle right next to me. Now mind you this particular flight. We were in exit row. So archer's did not recline. That's one of those things like if you ever find yourself in exit row you get more legroom but you won't be able to recline on a united flight. I don't know what i want. More legroom orrick. I think lake leaning more. 'cause like i don't really need legroom as much so that's that was a problem So i kept thinking to myself. Do i wanna drink so anyways he united has this thing right now where it's all contactless payments so before your flight. You are asked to register a credit card. Either to your account or to the flight if you don't already have an account so your credit card information is in your reservation that then they will access when you get something on the flight. So she showed so he goes. I'll have a whisky and she goes. I'm sorry i can't charge you because look at this grid on my phone. it shows. Cc on every seat except your c c credit card so they go back and forth because he goes. I just put the cart in though using the airport airline wifi. It should be there and she goes well. Can you check what version of the app you have here. Let me look. And she's going through the version of the app. She's squirrels all the way down to you. Have this version. he goes. Yeah i have this version she goes. Can you try it again so he tries it again. Still doesn't work and this back and forth this happening while i'm sitting here with the nba mode on being able to hear literally everything they're saying and i guess the funny part there is they don't think you can hear. Yeah maybe they didn't think i could hear or even then of course. The store has to do her job but she also doesn't care that she's literally leaning over me to talk to this person. I never got frustrated. I just thought to myself. Well i could do without this so finally she tells him try it again. I'll come back and check on. So she comes to me and goes. What would you like to have sir and i went. Give me to whiskies one for him. They will be sucky. Though or it'd be sucky are funny. If you went. Like i'd have to whiskies barry odd that would suck eight to be passive leamy. The stewardess leans over and go sir. This gentleman has has generously offered to pay for your drink. And he goes nab. That's cool and then he goes. This is my phone number. So we we we. We toasted to it. He was going to sacramento for a wedding. So shouts out to that guy. If you ever listen to this. I also found out through talking to him for a little bit over the drink that he works advice. Oh and i was like oh snap. So you're from new york. You live in new york. You work advice and you're going to california for a wedding and he was again. I'm like that's pretty cool. So yeah shot to that guy. His last name was towel. I forget what his first name but Mr tile thank you very much for for a lovely little moment there and no worries on the drink Are getting married because the guy beside me lived in california but was in new york for a wedding. Well there's a lot of trauma going on. Obviously we have been able to enjoy that But with all of that said let's go ahead and get into the actual thing. We traveled qualcomm. Brought out a bunch of people for a snapdragon sound events that included a mini concert with none. Other than stephen hawking. Okay someone's people are gonna go up all of the comments and go. They get steve. It is it is devious. But we just started to lovingly. Call him stephen. So did you. Okay so i was actually told about this event sometime ago and then when it became clear that you would be able to join. I told our friends i qualcomm. Hey he says going to be here. Obviously we all work together. So let's make sure she's on the list to up. Did you know at all what to expect other than stevie yoki no actually Stevie okay. i'm i'm well versed. We had like. I've i've done events and concerts and stuff like that and so i knew it was going to be like a fun part the but as do what. They were actually Announcing or talking about extending. I was not really sure i will say though that lake. It's a great way to sort of show off your by actually like making people like painting a picture of how this all fits into like everyday life and not just the tech aspect great. You're that's what i liked about like. That's what i like general a lot events like this. It's like a real life applications so we you know we're we're not throwing shade at anybody or anything like that. I won't we will. I will say though on the show that it did. Seem like steve. Aoki's was the least excited tech person to be there he performed and he's great as a performance and what now but you know being the people who are working with qualcomm. We did have a few of the friends. Be able to meet the guy and you know. Maybe he seemed just a tiny bit less-enthusiastic about that part then he was about performing. Which is that's what an artist is like. What the reason. I bring that up is because it's funny. That was the. It's funny that that was the that was the feeling that i got from him because actually throughout my entire career i have seen him like half a dozen times. He's actually a representative from the music industry for all of tech. Oh i have seen hinge makes sense because he's all up in the like tech side of it a little bit. The last time. I went to a concert of his run by a company. Was google google guy to perform at i o interesting and i i still love this story. Because steve aoki's was. He was doing his thing up there and the thing is he had this very large. Venue in san francisco called mosconi center but it was just google i o developers and nerds and why he was he. He was up there doing his thing and door like maybe a small group of like. Let's say influencers who were at the front there and those are the people who probably got their pictures. Taken out to stephen yogi concert but then he goes at some point. You're not at work. this is a party. get to partying. And i'm standing there with my tripod in hand with a backpack on like i can't steve. I can't i mean you gotta give it to like okay. I have to say this. I really enjoy. His shows is energy as lake up. There he's just it's amazing he's a great person on stage he really just. I mean i. I went there fully expecting you. Know this gig to happen and when you're actually there i'm just like holy. It's a party. let's go let's go is a. He has his way of getting people's energy levels up. And i love that totally and absolutely did we. Were on the dance floor for a while. And there's a lot of food and drink at the venue and it was a good time we will get into the snapdragon sound stuff after the break. I did want to talk about the experience of having this particular event. Because i'm sure that there are a lot of people who are listening who are wondering what it's even like to go to a concert quote unquote that company like qualcomm or google put together. So what they did was they had all of us who work with qualcomm come there and then they also had a hundred quote unquote stevie yogi fans in attendance. And they're the ones who basically took up the whole dance floor. The were kiosks with food. All different types of food and all different types of drink and fewer in the venue. That's all fine and whatnot. But then he had this his set was pretty pretty dope like his his his little lake a whole three panel background of lake whatever animation. Oh it's amazing is amazing. You should check out lake. The real said a lot of people put out on this event like it was a whole concert set up. It was very much. It had the feel of a big scale party but of course there were few people for less people i should say. Yeah i mean and of course precautions were put in place for this event. Yes oh like. That's why like everyone was able to relax a little.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP Show
A’s Pitcher Chris Bassitt Struck in Head by Line Drive, Carted off Field
"Other news in this game, very scary situation involving Chris Bassett, who plays with the Oakland Athletics. He was caught off the field the pitch for the Athletics after he was struck on the side of his head by a line drive. To want to know. Out in the second inning, he threw a cut fastball. Brian Goodwin drove it up the middle. He went down right after that, but he was attended by Oakland, A's trainer. Imagine Bob Melvin said. He was conscious. He was conscious the entire time. They don't think the ISA problem there to do some stitches. He's in a cat scan. They'll know more about potential fractures or whatever tomorrow or maybe even later on tonight, so good news there and it's very scary situation.
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"isa" Discussed on Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"All right. Finally have an opportunity to react to a big piece of news that happened but we had a special episode with someone from samsung. Which of course we just talked about all of samsung's stuff right now. Are you excited for these upcoming new pixels chess. I have the official announcement up right now. Google store dot google. So while you're pulling that up let me tell you guys the pixel two is the phone that got me into switch to android completely. That was the one device was What was it about. It was just the cameras. Were so good. I how do i explain this. I did not like the one so much because it felt a little too plastic it to me and then the google to had a very solid feel i like that and then the cameras were just too good to ignore. I was just like. I want this phone on me at all times now. So that was the phone so at the time that phone came out. I was fairly new in the tech industry. I was working for publication. I have had stuff written about android phones but never really fully dove in. I couldn't let go of at that time. I iphone six s. But when i got my hands on the big sel to iowa's just like i don't need any other formed is the phone i'm going to be using. This is my daily driver. So why haven't you been using pixels since while for one. It's not available. Ultra of other places. Show there's one big reason so late after a while like a lot of phones game in and they just was never really able to get back through like testing them out because it just so happened that everything they'd release i. I wouldn't have access to them. That's one big thing and honestly and a lot of of the roller. At least as far as i know a lot of people one the pixel phone is just that they're places with no google pixel support. And you wouldn't wanna buy a phone. Where if you know that something goes wrong. you've had really do anything about it so the thing is this time around. I'm going to be here for a pixel launch. Potentially we don't know exactly one yet room leg based on leg the last year's basing it last year this website says fall. Yeah so historically leg fall while yeah Because as far as i know it's more or less the same and like there was a year when it launched and like we were in japan. I remember that was really upsetting. But you're also upset because of the way looked why was do orange. Yeah i know. It was do rightly screaming inch back to those versions of the pixels. The reason why it's been really hard to like fully recommend the pixels is because unless you're looking for the best stills in the game like everything else about the pixels just as kind of like i wanna say home where. They weren't bad but they were an amazing admit range processors like i just like the feeling. Is that like this. Great lake algorithm right. That does it for photos but like every time you use it is ended like you know what what could i do if it had better hardware. That's the other thing too. Yeah a google has always every single year. Been trying to remind us that they're the best when it comes to data and we know this we give them all our data we know now with this new pixel which by the way has like a visor. Look lake this cream late cream orange thing. Yes obviously the and this is also the first time that they're using the word pro. I wanna see the orange one though on the pixel sixty have a interesting like yellow in yellow just like sea foam seafoam and a little bit. They bring back the coral in this time of the carl has an accent nod like the whole thing. Because there's two tone you have this black visor. That will have three cameras. One of which is if you look closely. That's a periscope and how can look real close to see how it's yeah okay. It's a different shape. Yeah so that visor is one caller and then you have the rest of the phone which is different color this the pixel six pro has like i love this cream and yellow. We're talking accent. And then the rest of the peach and yellow. It feels like for the first time de to go all in the whole camera. Hardware things right. It's like it has felt like for a hot while google. We know the algorithm is good. That that that that'll that'll do and always were thinking. Yeah like what. What would happen if this software was put on. Like a great sensor like sony imax. Or i mean they were sony. Imax is but the latest ones a frigging iso cell sensor like. Yeah and now it just feels like google just decided to do all. That just went like yes. Sure you know what let's try so which gets me really excited. There you go. I was going to ask was like it's it is exciting and we are looking forward to these new pixels because lord knows we take our pictures and leave so we're always getting our content. We're getting our pictures. He's in particular like him to take my photos. Well i mean we. I mean you do a good job. This is a. This is a conversation for our personal podcast. But like the whole idea that while i have been doing content as a means to an end for my whole life you still you still are able to view it as a fun activity. And so i'm i'm i'm i'm working to do program that about myself guys like you know you'll notice..
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"isa" Discussed on Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"I want. yeah it's Taking some time. Meanwhile i'm the i'm the nor me with the black addition but that's the other thing though coming right back to what we were saying before. We have ourselves a lot of accessories. I am excited for those cases. Yeah thank you for getting the mustard yellow for me in your order. Okay you got me another thing. Yeah chance no. Let's just say our orders have had like a mixture of things for the both of us. Okay let's just say it then we. We also got the watches because why not. We're already here in indies. So i went for will be of the two would find so interesting about the watches is that there is a bigger in a smaller. No matter what The smallest of the bunch will be the galaxy. Watch for which is like it has no rotating pezzo. You're not going to get the click click and has made to literally just click. Click like you're literally meant to you know you got. Yeah that is what you got. That's meant to be like the easiest one. To just put on an gala. The functionality i went for the smaller for the click like i went for the smaller of the galaxy watch for classic because i do want to click click. I feel like if i'm going to get watch. That is going to be basically the new version of. I still want there to be what samsung puts into it on the other hand lake. Which is the click. Like first of all the that watches looked really cute. I i've i've reviewed samson watches before i had the last one for a hot second adrian review it. They got to play with it for like a bit. But i was swamped so i i didn't get through. I'm i'm sorry sam. So when i have to say that samson watches historically are the better looking smart watches they look like your traditional watch but are also like very functional. I like to see how much they've improved from the last ones that i've tried because the last one i try it was this lake so prior to the one that i just played around with right they last last year or last last last year. Remember when we went to lake the june be the chicken lease we were shooting. The samson wash was way back out long ago. That was the last full review. I did a samsung watch. Occur which i love by the way it looked good but at that point battery was just i got a day and a half which was just very hard to deal with. That is my that is my main thing right now. Like i'm wearing my apple watch again now barely gets through a day and a half and i i hate i hate coming to bed and because i use the i use the What's it called What's the name of it. Yeah i use the checker but there's a there's a. There's an app on here. That is really good for sleep tracking and for a silent alarm in the morning not to say it wakes me up but i do use it every night and i hate like going to and realizing i don't have enough battery to get through the night. So here's the thing though. When i wear an apple watch. I always have like a wearable on the ready if you know this. I haven't been wearing it lake outside of like going out. I don't wear my apple watch for tracking because the way i see it when you when you have to track your stuff it has to be on you then for seven years and they actually have miami band six with me. Because that's when i put that on that's like that that thing stays on my wrist minus. Yeah so it's your ordering. Yeah yeah well. That's the thing like. That's the one question mark. I have that i'm honestly a little bit worried to find out which is what a battery life beyond this. That's because that's why i'm i'm recharging. My hybrid watch because nothing lasts for five days am so this is the new. Google samsung fit bid. Everything whatever so far it's basically ties instill in terms of design. Only now it has access to the full place. Yes so. I interested in cool. Yeah i actually asked that to my people and the lakers this then you google stuff. And they didn't react to that. Goes chet day phrase it out. Of course the way this was before this was pre-announcements. And i just got excited because you know i lake reviewing fitbit stuff as well ever since google aware if it bit and then add google. Was it google. Reo galileo where they announced the whole lake branch number thing. I got super excited. So when when they were telling me about. Then you launches. I just got. I went all northfield there and just blurted out like is this a new google thing and no one really acknowledge that question although during the launch and stuff they talked about it. So it's technically ethnically is but they're not calling it. Looks like when it comes samsung stuff. We have some pretty obvious things were excited for yours. Unfortunately coming a little bit later. I'm sorry but your watches coming in pretty quick. No and yeah listen my order. We've we've had told oh what's turned off all the ways already that time on by smart little boy just went out can my phone ear because you can see the always on display so dark guy. Well we're gonna shift gears and talk about a couple of other things but let's turn on turn on the lights and come back after.
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"isa" Discussed on Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
"Certain someone will finally be able to come back and i'll be able to see them up. She and she almost fell. That's what you get for already being excited. Once i hit record he says back on the show. Ace alright. So everyone's been like excited for you to come back. It's only right that you're on pocket now weekly. You know you. And i are together so we might as well use. I did use this system with not connected to the iphone. But i did use the road wireless go to to record a podcast between me and high may which one pretty well but there are a few things that i learned like cold microphone up and also this might just be your lightest. Podcasts set up yet. I have experimented with a lot. Being podcast hosts for a lot of different podcast of experiments. This might be my yeah. You're right this might be the most imbo in probably one of my favorite podcasting setups. Yeah i'm all for portability right now and this is just Probably like an eighth of your usual. Bob gates bob gates. Who it's lady grace podcast setup. Yeah yeah we don't have to go through but if anybody who's been following the weekly podcast for up until now you know that. I've done a lot of experimenting with audio equipment anyway. How cool is this. We're in the same room together. I know welcome. Back you said is actually non-dependent more than i did. I'm kidding everyone has been super excited for you to like be back in our whole community is probably like really happy to see me in your tweeds and not sad. Oh no i. it's everyone's. I'm just sad that i can't go out and see everyone right now. You know even if i'm here we're still laying a little bit of low trying not to you know. Just be everywhere. Yeah no matter how much we are tempted to. Yeah definitely definitely them dead. So i think for anybody that might be listening. Okay so we do have some tech talk. Obviously this is gonna be This show will be the opportunity to finally react to a couple of releases announces. That have happened recently but before we get all of that like as usual. There's a bit of like a check in all of that stuff. I really wanted to know from you. How i i'm sure. A lot of viewers or listeners. Out there are probably wondering like how like what what was it like to travel at all or to be able to go somewhere. I how do we honest. It was a little nerve racking. I had been at home for what a year and a half apart for that long. And it's like even even where even. When i was in manila i barely went out like i am privileged enough to be working at home the same with my other family members so we never really went out like i could count on my fingers the number of times i went out in the last year and a half which also means that when i am i am very paranoid with everything Then still happen when you've been sort of like what you Desensitized do things outside. Probably say and so dementia. Traveling was extra freaky for me but it was relatively smooth sailing flying. I'd say it was a little weird leaving because airport from manila. Fifty percents lowest. But other than that than present thing. Of course. i had to get like all my documents in order like i had. I had to the specific swab test at a specific time before my flight present negative results even had like paperwork for my vaccine card and all of that but after the initial shock aside from the masks in the fact that they hand out sanitizing wipes when you get on a plane. Yeah everything was more or less the same. It was the same long trip it was. It was all just very weirdly. Familiar fell back into old habits and whatnot. Like no i slept. I was already for you. Yeah yeah. I usually work on planes. I always feel like time. Spent in a plane could be used words a more productive goal so i usually bring work at it i you know and then when they get there at probably watch a movie but most of the time i'd usually be working for the first time i was knocked on lake both legs of my flame which is funny because you and i have traveled a lot of places together and i'm always the one that does knocks the hell out like the we hit a certain altitude. My body's just like oh yeah. They're trying to trying to write articles trying to do everything i can. Yeah well this one's asleep. This one's trying to figure out what flight contraption he is bought from amazon. So she he can he can. What is it mount his phone toddler. Now i want i view because i'm pretty much working nonstop in my normal life like a plane. Ride is almost like that's that's like built in rest time or time for me to play a game on my phone or something like that. 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Podcast Movement 2021
The Three E's of Podcast Production with Matty Staudt of Amaze Media Labs
"Just a little bit on. Why podcasts work. And this is something i call my three isa podcast production. The first one is empathy. You know we do these. Even when their thought leadership podcast a one on one interviews empathy is super important. We want to create an intimate experience with storytelling. So that's that's something that all great podcast do. The second one is teaching something. I'd like to say even if you're listening to two guys telling jokes in their garage for an hour and a podcast. You're learning something so Especially with brands. A lot of what they want to do is to educate people on the brand values on on getting maybe their thought leaders out and showing some of the things that they do so education is really important part of all of these things that we make and finally entertainment if a podcast isn't entertaining. Nobody's going to listen to it and that starts with the sound so creating great sounding podcasts. That are easy to listen to headphones. That are inviting and to make you wanna come back sourcing. Great hosts making sure. The guests are great. Everybody's prepped on these are all really important parts of making a wonderful podcast for a brand and especially when you're trying to make podcast for for some of these bigger brands. You know you want this to sound as high quality as possible.
Cultivating Place
"isa" Discussed on Cultivating Place
"Back now to our conversation with gardner an artist. Isa keto of isa caddo studios outside of aspen. Colorado eases gardens were dubbed mojo gardens after a beloved dog. We're back now with more from isa on how her art her contribution to community and her garden go hand in hand and how being human is often a search for connection and how gardens are instrumental in connecting us to our planet and to one another. You know i mean. That's one of the adjustments is is learning to expand our tolerance levels. And i think it's part of the the concept of of learning from our gardens and inclusivity in our gardens at one at one level and so that kind of takes me to some of the other ways you actually use your garden as a platform for contributing to the larger world Tell people a little bit about your with the writer in residence program and And and maybe some of your other thoughts on these ideas of of our gardens being Fuel and end food for improving our world generally absolutely so i. I grew up in a family where hospitality was big deal. You had people over for dinner. You broke bread My mother said.
The Birth Ease Podcast
"isa" Discussed on The Birth Ease Podcast
"These families to what is officially my one hundred episode of the birth east podcast. I can't believe i'm here and it's been such a journey. The last two years. And when i was gifted the opportunity to have the training and began podcast. I had no idea initially the commitment. That would be involved amount of hours. It takes if you don't have an editor and producer. But i've really learned so much and it's been such a gift to connect with so many amazing people that normally i wouldn't be able to connect with and to be able to share their wisdom with you. I'm just so grateful. I don't know if i can express that enough and so in what is officially this hundred. Episode of the birthdays podcast. I am delighted to share with you. This beautiful conversation with isa goo tardy. And i can't think of a more appropriate conversation to celebrate the hundredth episode of a pregnancy and birth podcast then to get to discuss the great mother with isa. I truly enjoyed this conversation so much and just soaked in her wisdom and her presence and again. It's just such a beautiful way to celebrate. I've been saving this interview for just this episode and so a bit about isa. Isa charity is the founding director and lead teacher of the foundation of the sacred stream though workshops and training programs of the foundation or a part of her larger vision for helping people who are interested in stepping into greater consciousness and leading happier lives. Her primary focus is on teaching writing and curriculum development. He says also the creator of the breaking therapeutic model depth hypnosis and the author of the bestselling book coming to peace as well as her new book the new return to the great mother birth initiation and the sacred feminine bruce lipton author of the biology of belief says of the book. Isa's work represents a life enhancing prescription for self healing and transformation that empowers women to gain sovereignty over their physical emotional and spiritual well-being. Welcome isa to the birthdays podcast. I'm so grateful to have you here with me today. While thank you so much for having me michelle. It's an honor to be speaking to members of your community about my new book. The return to the great mother. Yes yes and. I really enjoyed reading it. It's such a simple read. I really enjoy the way you write. And i loved all the stories and antidotes. It's just a beautiful work. And so i'm grateful to have you here today to share about it wonderful and so do you mind sharing with myself and the listeners. What brought you to your work. And what brought you to your experience with the great mother. Will you know. It's interesting because i encountered the great mother. Actually in the personage of the great mother. As i understand her enduring birth.
Therapy for Black Girls
What Influences How We See Ourselves & Others?
"What do you think we can do. Donna as a community to begin or continue to change the conversation around like light skin and pretty hair so to speak being the only things that are deemed attractive. What you said is so true. We definitely started so isa raise. Insecure shows us different spectrum of beauty. The black panther of course showed a completely different spectrum of beauty. But some of that is what we are going to do for ourselves as individuals as well as how we're gonna relate to one another so number one you know like the judgment of someone's character based on their hair got the stop because was often is happening is someone is saying someone with light skin. And there's no the silkier hair and they're saying their stuff up from like well. You don't know that you haven't had a conversation with them already. Assuming a character trait based on what you see just like. There's an assumption that if you are dark skin with kinky hair that somehow you are lazy and not willing to take pride in your appearance so that judgment of character based on the hair and our skin tone. That's part of what needs to sort of stop. We need to take stock of why we are feeling and thinking this way and figure out whether or not this thought even originated with us. Because what i'm finding is that for most people is not what they think i. It's what someone else thought that. They have adapted as their own
The Bugle
Corona Reaches Mount Everest
"Everyone wants tips on. I feel like it should be jury service. Everyone will get two weeks two weeks of just like she just around all the countries and sort it all out covid response infrastructure everything. That would be great. Wouldn't it but what she's going to have to go to mount everest if she's going to do that because covid has even reached their region climate under sherpur tested positive for covid nineteen. I mean that doesn't give much hope for if you can't socially distance l. the mount everest. The more crowded pulse of with the headline was bad because it said corona virus reaches mount everest. Which makes it sound like the little virus that good a year bigheaded before but now we have corona virus. The adventure is basically corona and ben. Fogel that is we just don't need it. Corona blogging about the view. What journey it's been onto get on the radio and chat so convincing. Everyone that the sheriff has love it and it's great bounce wells gap here anyway today so why won't often with degrade uncle teddy. I don't think wrote an isa anymore bigheaded than it currently is
Morning Edition
Arkansas passes bill banning treatments for transgender youth
"Sent a bill to the state's governor that bars transgender youth from seeking gender affirming medical care from member station K U A. R in Little Rock. Daniel Breen reports on items in the bill. I was still 15 70 opens up positions to legal action in license your penalties for providing gender based care to trans minors, including hormones in puberty blockers, the majority Republican Arkansas Senate voted in favor of it, sending it to Governor Isa Hutchinson for approval. This comes days after Hutchinson signed a bill barring transgender girls from playing school sports that correspond to their gender identity and another bill, allowing doctors to refuse medical services on moral or religious grounds. American Civil Liberties Union says similar bands have been struck down as unconstitutional and promise a court fight if the measure becomes law for NPR news. I'm
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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"isa" Discussed on H-sana
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Detroit Mayor Duggan doubles down on not wanting J&J vaccine for 'foreseeable future'
"Appear to walk back comments he made this week after turning down doses of Johnson and Johnson. Covert 19 vaccine have to push back from public health experts. This is what Mayor Duggan said on Thursday. Johnson and Johnson is a very good vaccine. Madonna and Fizer are the best and I am going to do everything I can to make sure the residents of the city to try to get the best on so as you know, I went to the White House got a commitment for 15,000 week of a modern adviser. We've been enlarging it. And this week we've got 29,000, Madonna and Fizer vaccine 17001st doses. 12002nd doses. Those majority Fizer vaccines will cover every single Detroiter looking for a shot next week. I expect us to have between 25 30,000 more majority and fires of vaccines and again, I believe we will have a majority. If ISA vaccine for every Detroit who wants one. The day may come when we have more Detroiters asking for vaccines. We have identifies her. In which case we'll set up a Johnson and Johnson site, But I have say for the foreseeable future, I feel confident that we will have a majority advisor vaccine for every Detroiter who wants to get vaccinated Detroit Mayor
Media Voices
Twitter buys Dutch-founded newsletter platform Revue
"Is twitter is getting into the long contin game by buying review. Which is an email newsletter service. Which actually we used to our our daily newsletter. We'll the subscription game as well against Again until we are making money. that's advertising led. A i mean we we use review. We use the platform and its gray's really simple easy to use platform. This actually took me totally by surprise. Because yeah i know you mean it does on the face of it makes sense for them. The kind of the initial release room. The co founder of review was basically saying well twitter's going to use their network to direct people to these news that is after the facts but they're also going to include love. subscription options specifically. Tweezers says a lot. That's good from the twitter perspective from isa perspective. They also immediately offered better terms. They're offering sort for five percent on any subscription revenue week. Oh rebate we got what is seven. Yeah about that. Thirty one cents for the for the rest of our like the i. It seems i still think i. This is a great move to buy in review in review. Must be the herp. But here's the thing is anyone who's really focused on creating content on twitter gonna make the move to an unused later Hustles on oppose again. That's a big one is if we had this weird can succo of life. Thank you you know if you start a newsletter. You use twitter to promote that newsletter. If you beg on twitter are you gonna start a newsletter to bolster your twitter content but the the question that is you know who is actually going to take up this review option as opposed to a substantial or. Can we speculate last week. Forbes's new i suppose business-oriented mid-size new set to contribute network asset the of different fine because It's but it's like these constant new points of differentiation between substantial review. And as they all as everyone pumps money into them. What is going to be the big draw for people. Is it going to be that you know. Five percent kurt that reviews taking the twin review taken can be ease of use you x. Okay let's figure the us p. For each of these things forbes us p is definitely the qena author benefit type thing if got the credibility of the brand. You've got the support that they've said that they're gonna have authors in terms of atma hennion and benefits i guess and and you've go their their distribution at the that can a migrating brand media brand level scale self sub stike. The plot foam is all emplaced to charge people for paid newsletters to be developed of the platform. More reliant on the pro fell with the newsletter create other plants in sub start brings to an review and say us twitter deal as really look and maybe the twelve distribution site defined the actual scale a distribution that you can get through the social network in which case expects. That's be a flurry of complaints. When people when they're changes again Also thank you know eventually. Everton this this pete. Would it peak news tape thing and all these platforms join an the fold by the way say dollars is a consolidation van christmas. She wrote the the newsletter space ends up. Yeah definitely it's thought that that phrase nature boss vacuum but it feels like the internet of boss having more than like two big providers for any
The Breakfast Club
HBO's 'Insecure' will end after its upcoming fifth season
"This one is truly sad. News me as one of my favorite show season five will be last according to east array. She posted very except our and final season. We couldn't have told the complete story without the tremendous support of our audience and the faith of hbo see Soon hashtag insecure. Hbo that's about right though five seasons. That's a great run. Like the wireless. Five seasons sopranos was like five or six seasons like you. Sarah one bra is it. Oversee shouted could definitely do a movie just like sex in the city did when that came to an end. Maybe they'll do more at some point but she said it was always the plan to have. This story told through five seasons but we couldn't have made it this far without the tremendous support about audience. I guess from the beginning in new it would be five seasons. Listen i'm happy. Easter exists isa is a young icon. And i'm glad he's taking a glass. One would insecure. She won
Bloomberg Surveillance
Biden to nominate Samantha Power to lead foreign aid agency
"Lester Munson We learned moments ago from what I think is the most important signal from the nation Biden administration that they will take John Fitzgerald Kennedy's U. S aid program. Which has been a political football for 50 60 years, and they will restructure it and elevate it to a white House position was Samantha Power. What is President elect Biden signaling Well for the folks who follow foreign assistance issues and soft power and, uh, these kind of more obscure aspects of American diplomacy. It's terrific news that the power is ISA Force. She's an intellectual powerhouse. I'm not saying she's right about every single issue, but she's dynamic. She's interesting. She's going to bring a lot of energy and verve to what has been frankly, a sleepy agency in the U. S government. I think it's a huge opportunity for President Biden. To make a difference around the world, particularly the developing world, A place where we haven't really been present for the last
Daily Pop
Sex and the City Is Coming Back
"Sex and the city is coming back. You guys parker cynthia. Nixon and kristin davis confirmed it with this teaser. They're bringing the show back to life on. Hbo maxima. here's a twist for one thing. The show has a new name. It's called and just like that. The other big changes. That kim cottrell will not be back. As samantha. super surprise about that part of it. But you guys here for this look. I think everybody has been waiting for this to happen for a very long time. Where that you like. The series are not whether you like the movies are not you know a character. You still know which character that you are. This show holds a place. And everybody's heart. I don't care who you are man ads. but also what if your character doesn't come back. Like i'm a combination of carrying samantha. So half of me is no longer in this series. And i think you know what i mean like me. That really upsets me. I i found out about this late yesterday was like what's going on. I didn't fully understand what was going on. I'm here for it. But the fact that they're trying to use a different title and try to differentiate from sex in the city as much as possible. I just feel like is the juice worth the squeeze like you have such an iconic franchise you did the show for however many seasons. You have two movies the second movie we let pass because whatever we're super fans and we didn't care as much as we should now to revamp it in like a smaller scale with only three of the women when it's really about the four of them and then also to know that whatever feud has gone on behind the scenes is so bad that somebody will not return sort of just jolts. I don't know the the magic of it all a little bit. Like do people want no samantha. In this show one time samantha. But i i. I love the other girls enough that i told him away without her own. No the problem is the show is called. Sex city remarried broadband. We know nobody's having sex in that city. Okay so give me somebody. I need you to cast somebody. Who's going to be that young sexy siren that's going to actually explore the city as a single woman and have these women go ahead and kind of guide her through now over the years i will say sex in the city has gotten a little bit of pushback because of their lack of diversity this is. Hbo's chance and sexy cities chance to show that they can cast somebody in that role at all. I want is a quarterly simmons or isa raid in that role. We had you know. I love the. I also think it's one of those things. Where if you're not gonna bring samantha back and i know i read a little bit about the show this morning. And it says it's about the women navigating friendships in their fifties. Then i think that you need to also include losing friends. People throughout their life people who have been friends for twenty years. If you're no longer going to have samantha around. I don't wanna hear that samantha's in la or central pay or dating. Some man tell us that samantha went awol. And y'all are not cool anymore. Like i love that. And pretend she's gone and it's all fine also. Don't you think that some are Critic his character is going to be like the one divorce because she's so least likely to be divorced. They've gotta have a good twist. They're already been divorced. she's dead. She converted also watch your language. Watch your language because you keep on saying if you're not gonna have some antibac- if you're not going to invite her in samantha. Was the one kristen her name. I'm i can into the one who said she would never do. Another sex in the city again never wanted to play that character again. It was not her. She wanted to move on. So we can't because a lot of people are pointing fingers at sarah jessica parker a nephew of why shouldn't come back but she said she wasn't going to come. Was it on like kim yet. Her but there was. She couldn't get the last. I think we're done with samantha. They hate each other and the fact that they hate each other to the extent that they hate each other and we still don't really know why is fascinating to me couple. Let's get a couple like major things about the story. What do you think so you think you guys both in kristen's karat. Why can blink charlotte. You think charlottesville. What about big and kerry together or broken up together can carry gonna be together. I don't think it's going to be. I think the new adventures are gonna come with the new woman. I think we're going to get the fashion. I think we're going to get the city. And i also think we're going to get a diverse for the character that we have always need it in this series or something like twenty twenty one like i think it's i think it's just give me comoro. You like let me get my life. Yeah i'm excited about this. I am excited to see what it's gonna be and how they're gonna do it. I'm sure it's going to be good no matter what the way. Let's be honest if kim control really wanted to come back on this show. They would have done it. She worked the last two seasons not liking. Sarah jessica parker joy behar and go back and rosie o'donnell crossing each other at a table for three years. These two can be on together at young to be kuenz. Has no interest was over sad. Can
Scientific Sense
Prof. Jack Burns, Professor of Astrophysical and Planetary Sciences at the University of Colorado in Boulder - burst 01
"Welcome to the site of accents. Podcast where we explore emerging ideas from signs policy economics and technology. My name is gill. Eappen we talk with woods leading academics and experts about the recent research or generally of topical interest scientific senses at unstructured conversation with no agenda or preparation be color a wide variety of domains. Rare new discoveries are made and new technologies are developed on a daily basis. The most interested in how new ideas affect society and help educate the world how to pursue rewarding and enjoyable life rooted in signs logic at inflammation v seek knowledge without boundaries or constraints and provide edited content of conversations bit researchers and leaders who low what they do a companion blog to this podcast can be found at scientific sense dot com and displayed guest is available on over a dozen platforms and directly at scientific sense dot net. If you have suggestions for topics guests at other ideas please send up to info at scientific sense dot com and i can be reached at gil at eappen dot info mike. Yesterday's a jack boone's who's a professor in the department of ece fisa goal in planetary sciences unto colorado boulder. He is also vice president images for academic affairs in blue sage for disuse system system. Jack while thank you. Joe is good to be with you. Thanks for doing this so you at your team. On deeply involved in the upcoming nasa missions to the moon including The designed to place radiofrequency absolutely on the far side of the moon and be kevin deemed really back there for almost fifty years. Now i know that china s landed. I was actually looking at some photographs that just gained today from From their lander. I israel in india. Almost got there but Fleas land properly. And so so. What's our interest. What's sudden interest in going back to the moon after fifty years. Yeah i don't know that. I would characterize as a sudden interest i think on the part of the science community and really the exploration community interest has been there for a while but what has changed in the last decade is the cost doing missions And the accessibility of the moon in this new era in which we have now. Private companies like spacex and like the blue origin company. Jeff bezos company They've put considerable private resources in developing new rockets of with reusability to lower the launch costs and also technology which was extreme in the nineteen sixties to try to get to the moon. All hannity vetted from scratch now is relatively straightforward at gill as you mentioned Even a small countries like israel Private companies have contracts with nasa to fly payloads. Now it's it's it's realizable to Envision going to the moon at a relatively modest cost certainly in comparison to the sixties and seventies. Yes so that's a. It's a very interesting phenomenon. Now it's it's almost like a business model question. Space is Blue blue horizon blue origin. Laura gin and that is another company. Lakers peterson things. Well lockheed you ally the united launch alliance which is the lockheed and boeing Company as well they all have these new generation of launch vehicles that are capable of going to so nasa in some sense outsourcing Some of the transportation right to so captain made a selection or are they going to do essentially multiple companies. Do it the the plan is to have monk multiple companies just like the commercial crew program To the space station there's boeing and spacex And for the case of the moon for the un crude landers that Landers that are just carrying payloads nasa has identified a out a dozen companies To be able to transport a payloads to the moon and at the same time. They're also undergoing competition right now. They selected three companies to design as part of a public private partnership the next generation of human landers. So that's the same. Mostly the same group that has spacex blue origin and the third one is is dynamic which is a company in huntsville alabama rate. So it's nassar's goal here is They are they going to take contracts from other other countries do send pedal to the moon in these companies. The the way this is working now is nasa is buying services so they're no longer buying rockets or landers which they will then own operate Instead the philosophy is To buy a ride for example a seat On a human land or or by space for a payload so these companies that are responsible for indemnifying Making sure they have a proper insurance for losses They take A bit of the risk and and then proceed along those lots now. What that means is that the companies then they own the intellectual property they owned landers they rockets they own the The other transportation devices. So that means they can sell seats. They can sell payloads to for example a european space agency Or the russian space agency or individual companies. That might want to puts a payload on the moon Investigation in this kind of a lower gravity environment so it's much more entrepreneurial than what we had before and it lowers the cost to the taxpayer for doing all these things by the artist program. Which is the new human programs. The moon the Recently released cost to get the first woman in the next man to the moon by twenty twenty four is a factor of ten less than the apollo program. Yeah it's interesting. I remember jack I was involved a little bit on the economic side of the next generation. Space legal program two thousand two thousand one two thousand two timeframe and this was a program was supposed to replace the shuttle and we did not go forward with it and i guess so. What was the arranged with the russian system to get their astronauts into space station. Yeah the the problem was that you might recall The shuttle accident that occurred in two thousand three And then president. George w bush declared that the shuttle really wasn't safe And that needed to be replaced and it took a while. We're still in the process of of fully replacing it. The last shuttle launch was twenty eleven If i remember correctly so in the meantime in order to get to the space station What we did is contract with the russians to use their soyuz spacecraft to go back and forth the space station so we. What we did is the buy seats. Those seats cost about seventy five or eighty million dollars so they weren't cheap but eventually got us back and forth. He said before we get the details of the Admission stack help philisophical question so way we have technology advancing the about conflict. Television's really taking off machines. Getting lot smarter What does sort of the basis for sending humans Could be not accomplished thing that human could do with machines if that's a good question i'm glad you answered that you ask that question because Excuse me i think what we're looking for now is is Really different mode for doing work on services like the moon or mars. Excuse me in that. We unlike apollo you had a single astronaut. Geologists such as astronaut harrison schmitt on all seventeen doing classic field geology. With a shovel to now advance unit twenty-first-century. We're gonna to do. Is i like to say we're going to bring Silicon valley with us to the moon. So we're going to bring advanced robotics. Be telly operated. That will use a machine. Learning artificial intelligence And will team with the astronauts so that they will these. These rovers advance scouting. They will identify interesting places and then the role of the astronaut is to make critical decisions on what to investigate What the samples. Look like i. i still think it's true. I've been told from my colleagues who are geologists stromer But who are uninsured. Scientists in that the difference for example between. Let's say the The curiosity rover on mars. And what it's been doing and having a human on mars that the work that the curiosity rover has done last seven years could be done in two days by geologists. a that's the difference and to also bring back. You know better selected samples and so forth. So there's no replacing humans and that's not going to happen anytime soon but you you do your point being. You only wanna use humans when you actually have to. Because their time is valuable and they're expensive and also Walking around even on the surface of the moon is dangerous. Because the you know the a space where the asian micrometeorites another possible dangerous but going into this new environment. I think what we're going to be able to do is reduced risk and improved efficiency. The i don't remember the numbers but a human Mission is about ten x the cost of a non human mission. Obviously the the efficiency and like you say what begin out of it different but guess on the cost side. It's about the fact of a magnitude different you know. That's hard to say because robots still are very limited in what they can do. They're just so many things that only humans can do is a little bit of apples and oranges but yet you're probably right that on the ballpark about a factor of ten. Maybe even more. But there's also much more than a factor of ten improvement in efficiency. So you know. Those costs will balance out and obviously the advantage of a human is You know they've been. The unexpected happens in michigan learning in As long as you have heard of data to teach a machine but then the unexpected happens machines. noel exactly. The rover gets stuck. It suffers a mechanical problem. That If you have a human there at least in the vicinity can help fix it. And move orders you know i think about for example servicing of the hubble space telescope and that was done five times by human astronauts and The astronauts such as john grunsfeld did to the servicing missions was very clear that the telescope could not have been repaired in upgraded by anything other than humans because the tab the complexity of the task the ability to be able to get in and To make repairs Make on the spot. Decisions just You know there was no replacing that so hopefully humans have a few more years of Do i think we've got many years to tell you the truth. I think it's going to be you know in reading some of the literature. I think it's going to be a quite a long time if ever that. We have truly Intelligent self aware machines can operate with the same decision making kick be very good at repetitive calculations outstanding job of there but You know making creative innovative entrepreneurial. Decisions were We're nowhere close to that yet So i do that. A multiple missions being planned An international collaboration so he's the first one that is supposed to take off as leave. Yeah artists is the new name for the human missions to the moon Artemis in greek mythology was the sister of apollo The twin sister of apollo. She's the goddess of the moon. So that's very appropriate. Since nasa has already declared bet up for that first landing which nasa has been planning for twenty twenty four would Would have that first woman in the next man on the surface the first expedition by humans to the moon in the twenty first century. So optimistic applaud. Its name the program programming program. Yeah exactly right so so andrade damasio multiple things going on And so do we have sort of a space station like that is going to orbit the out. Yeah in fact. That's honored design. And we'll be under construction in the next few years has called the gateway lunar gateway. And it's it's not like the space station in the sense of being gigantic And being really limited to that single orbit the gateway is really more of a spacecraft is going to have a pulse in system using a new generation of solar electric bad is ion propulsion That will be piloted for potential for optometry use in going to mars. I have just a couple of modules that will be there it will be a place where astronauts coming from the earth on on the orion spacecraft which is a it plus the space launch system is a heavy lift vehicle that will take astronauts the moon they will dock at the gateway and then they will get into a reusable lander go to the surface. Come back in that lander and then the next crew that comes in will do the same thing so you don't throw everything away like we did during hollow in the nineteen sixties again. The reusability idea is Is key to keeping the costs down so so it is more dealer so can't be attached as as alright right. Ds change in the future. Cab edge more against it. We can in fact The japanese space agency jaksa recently committed to fly a module And nasa has invited others such as the russian space agency to think about them attaching A module as well so it definitely is modular. That way you can add habitats you can add laboratories And can can grow over time. But it's also the the idea is that it's going to be long duration spaceflight and it's away way from the earth's magnetic field so you've got the full range environment of what you would have going to mars. So i think nasa all also looks at. This is a prototype of the vehicle that would be sent to mars. Lucchese david some Conversations yet again. Remember that To go to mars you would rather start off. Start off from the moon. Is that still thinking or that. Exchange i don't think that's been decided but there's this potential real advantages of a loon. First of all launching from the moon versus the earth requires much less thrust. What what we call delta the. That's the change in velocity to Get off there. Because there's only one sixth gravity on the moon and secondly if we're successful in mining water from the minute we know now there's considerable amount of water at the polls of the moon That's hydrogen and oxygen. We can convert that potentially into rocket fuel. You wouldn't have to bring that from earth so the costs associated with launching some could be substantially reduced in doing this from the moon versus from your so people are actively working that right now and seeing if that might be the way to go i of think that might end up being How missions to To mars or undertaking so under optimus Are there plans to actually create a habitat a big enough habitat for people to stave or extended period of time. So nasa has designs. And once again i should mention this is. This is all international Insa is involved. The european space agency is involved in providing a module for the service module for the orion. It also will be working on the gateway. The canadian space agency is providing the robotic arm And the same will be true on the surface The idea is that the first few missions will of just get started That first nation in twenty twenty four is planned to go to the south pole of moon. Will we've never been to before and look at the water. Ice situation there but Over time by the end of the decade the expectation is that will have multiple habitats. And we'll have people staying there for long periods of time like the arctic station. It's run by the national science foundation. The mcmurdo station as called in which you have a number of scientists come in and visit for anywhere from a few weeks to staying for year here so salama but when the next generation space program was in progress space. Too big big project. I would imagine spacex Others cab this business plan so what's the clamps time Do that The gay yes. So it'll be somewhere between three and five days to get from the earth and you're right about. The tourism spacex already has a fide a japanese businessman. If i remember correctly who has bought a A ride not the surface of the moon but to orbit the moon on a spacex vehicle. Sometime in a in a few years but the it'll be in a three to five days to get to the gateway and then Another day to get down to the surface. So i fully expect by the end of the decade especially given the accessibility to the moon by the private sector and by isa companies That they will be selling seats to wealthy individuals to spend a A summer holiday on the moon is so if the if the gateway is expandable perhaps Taxpayers can make some money nasa. Well it might be. Yeah but but once again this is. The transportation for the most part is probably not going to be through nasa but by these individual companies who own their own rockets their spacecraft and now they will sell seats to to wealthy tourists. yeah and so You you mentioned the european space agency. You mentioned the canadian space agency of so. Is this like the space station. A larger collaboration or those are the three major ones. Yeah it is and you're right. There are Oh gosh there's probably a dozen or so. Companies countries rather involved in the international space station and nasa envisions this much the same thing And i to. I order all the countries that are involved in. The international space station have been invited to become involved with the gateway And so as i mentioned several have accepted with With enthusiasms others are still keeping that around and take a quick break jack. Benny come back to talk about the radio. Frequency of savitri on the far side of the more that you're designing you bet sounds good. This is a scientific sense. Podcast providing unscripted conversations bit leading academics and researchers on a variety of topics. You like to sponsor this podcast. Please reach out to in full at scientific sense dot com back Jack you're talking about upcoming missions to the moon Some of the manned mission some of some of the technology that you're sending up there there is a gateway bridges like the space station but attested propulsion its zone. Sorta are based entity source. And it's more dealer things could be attached to it. That may be subject is imploding. Creating that a launchpad so to speak to go to mars perhaps habitats that a large announced a mining for water mighty for hydrogen and other things and so he the program is called autonomous. So could be portal light program and underneath optimists. There are various things being planned right. So what are the The primary objectives all of those radius approved betas projects. I should say under under optimus. Yeah we'll go. let me let me start off by just looking at the difference with The apollo program because the apollo program ended fairly abruptly once the political goals were reached and it was never Really a sustainable program so Nasa and i think all of the governmental space agencies are looking for is for arsonist to be the beginning of a sustained presence on the moon and in space and using the moon as a stepping stone for human and robotic exploration of the solar system including getting the mars so the philosophy of artists is really quite different. So you're there the stay So you need to figure out how to live off the land. So that does mean as you're saying mining's water being able to grow crops being able to manufacture Equipments the habitats themselves from the From the of the regular or the soil material so using the the kind of advanced manufacturing capability three d. printing Electrolysis so that's a really different approach. And it means that what will be worked on is not just get there but a flag in the ground rather in full of soil and return on instead it means You know how do you figure out how to be there for the long haul so that means than learning how to to excavate how to build How to really maintain a life in a in a certain sense of independence. Part of the reason you want to do all that is because that's exactly what's going to be
Pocketnow Weekly Podcast
Snapdragon 888 or Triple-8? (with David Imel
"Have you. I've had you onstream yard before right like we've messed around with these inc. Sell their plan really easy. And it's this is literally one of those companies that sort of they were around for a little bit and then cove it hit and then it was like this is one of those indispensable tools now. It's so nice. I mean this is of all the subscriptions that i have bought and i bought a lot of them in twenty twenty. This is the one that has paid the most dividends for sure. Anyway david back on the show all right. So i got no i. I figured we would just get on. We haven't really been able to kick it for a little while Busy with stuff. It's one of those like typical things this year. Where like we don't fall off the face of the planet but it's more like one message every five days and very infrequent comparatively. Yeah well. let's see how you've been for for the last like so long. I don't know. I don't even remember when you were on the show weeks. I guess i remember doing my darkroom. But it's been a while. I don't know what has happened in the last few weeks. There been anything that's happened. Did the iphone reviews that took up a huge portion of my life. Because i did all four. Oh god yeah. I did written components of all four. And then i did a video component of the rig the pro in the regular one in the mini. So what were what. Were your verdicts on them. Because i think this is always one of those really interesting things. Because when you and i were working together at andrew authority it was always really interesting for people to hear what andrew authority guys thought of the iphones Yeah i mean. I still like trying to i. O s a lot. It's just. I dunno it's too simplistic in i. Every time i jump back onto like a pixel five or something. I'm just like this is so much better from a software experience but at the same time. There's so many benefits to being on ios if you have other apple devices that just can't be matched by other companies. So it's it's hard because like a lot of people have started messaging me now. Because they saw that i was using an iphone recently and then they just a now they'd like won't message me on the other platforms that i have to do all carey so don't carry phones and it's like you know but yeah. It is a dual career at this point. But i have to admit i'm still doing my my content on the iphone twelve's basically I haven't said this on any platform yet. An david david noses because i've told like him and maybe just isa. I'm trying to log miss. It's not as easy as it's never easy. But i figured this year figure this year is the time to try because we're not going anywhere but yeah i'm going to be doing all the iphone stuff over the next few weeks leading up to christmas. All that stuff. Plenty of plenty of videos in the works. I don't know the iphone. Twelve pro has been a comfort zone. I find myself back to it. Because as you said it's a little simplistic yeah. That's fair i don't know like i. I just keep coming back to it. Though i will say. And i've i've been ranting about it for years that i hate the mac models because they're always like big and loud. I might actually keep this one of the max. Yeah i think the flat sides actually help. Yeah i'm i'm using the mini right now.
The Audible with Feldman And Mandel
Coastal Carolina will play BYU after Liberty game canceled
"It's not offering you wake up on a thursday morning to news that a new game has been added to the schedule. And it's a really great game Coastal carolina was set to host game day this week and they were gonna play liberty which also been pretty decent game. Liberty unfortunately had a big code outbreak. They had to cancel her. Pull out and lo and behold coastal and byu together and made this contingency plan in now. Bruce we've got two undefeated teams meeting saturday new year six Implications you know i. I was not rooting for liberty to to get bad results by any means. You don't want anybody to to get covid. But the upshot of it is we actually got a better game. Yeah i think in some ways this as much as any game we've had kind of an capsule isas Pity misers twenty twenty college football season the fact that this game was basically thrown together in the last forty eight hours Dino have coaches from from byu who are basically doing a crash course study on coastal and now vice versa. It's happening and on top of it is probably the most interesting game of the of the weekend in were in early december. I was gonna say late november but yeah we're in early december late in the year and to me this is the most compelling matchup of the weekend
The Bible Project
Our Collective Identity
"On the second page of the bible we get a wonderful little story about atoms. He's the first character in the bible and his name. In hebrew adum dom means humanity when it says in the middle line in the image of god he created him in english we have to use the masculine singular term to go back to that manatee of the first line. God created humanity in his image image. You got he created him. But that him doesn't mean male human referring to the generic humanity. Adam is in god's good world he sees all the other animals have male and female counterparts. But he realizes he's alone so i twenty one. He causes a tire day. Ma to fall upon the human divine stupor. This is not normal. Sleep this kind of sleep happens about half a dozen times in the bible and it's always god causing it and he took one from his sides now all english translations have the word rid. God took adam's rib it is certainly not what the word it's an architectural word that refers to most often. It's used to describe the side of a building. So god took a side of atom like a split them in half so it's the human becomes man and woman god turns one into and then at the end of the story the author steps in and gives us his reflection dear reader for this reason. I want you to realize this isn't just an interesting story about people in the past. He's telling the story as here for this reason. A man Each will leave his father and mother and he will cling to his ishaq isa being hebrew woman and they will become one flesh and so humanity starts as one and then becomes two yet is supposed teammate. Back as more. This is the way he revival work advancing an philosophical idea about the nature of humanity is unique kind of species that it one nurse consists of more than one. Nece