25 Burst results for "Inouye"
The Corner
"inouye" Discussed on The Corner
"Now. All butler tried, man. But Mueller came to survive. He came to survive. He didn't try to win. He came to survive. And it looked like he almost was going to survive the monster. And anyway, turned it up on him, and it was over as fast as it started. Ten rounds, ten rounds against inouye is a valiant effort. He got his paycheck lost his belt, but in a way, it's a different beast and now he's going to vacate all the titles at one 18. Maybe butler could fight for his belt back against someone else who isn't this guy. And that's when you're looking at butler, he's probably like, yo, I'm going to lose this. If I take less damage, I'm still number one contender, maybe I'm just going to get my belt back. If he cleans my clock, then I got a problem here. So you look at got to make a business decision sometimes and the way way too good at that weight. At one 22, we'll see what he is. And if he can really get tested there, does the power travel? Is it chocolate Cheetos? Number one case of this, right? You went to this 5 years ago. Guys number one, number two number three in the world. Pound for pound. No one's arguing. They top three something pound for pound. He could win. He moved up and really couldn't handle. So now this is what we see we're in a way. 29, this was a tougher weight cut than ever, so his body is ready to move up. One 22 is a whole different weight class. Whole different level of town. Yeah. Yeah, I don't think I have those problems with chocolate Tito head. Chocolate to those volume puncher. That's the first issue. He moved up, fought soaring Visa and he just wasn't, didn't have the power to overwhelm him. He's also a foot forward fighter, which means he blocks a lot of punches with his face. And that shit can't work when you move up and wait. You know why is a very skilled, heavy handed fighter? I don't think he's going to have any problems at one 22. Obviously the fight to make it Stephen Fulton junior, I just don't see that shit happening any time in the near future. I see NOI going out there trying to collect every other building. Probably, probably, but if you look at NYU, it is size. I think we'll see him at 26. I think he'll continue to move up. 30 might be his cap, but right now I have him as the number two pound for pound fighter in the world. Because he is wrecking people. He's a scary, scary fighter, passes the eye test, and then he just goes out there and his opponent is just fold. Yeah, don't try to give him a hard time in their first fight. Then he beat the shit out of no needle down there. For his troubles, he was like, are you motherfucker? You took me to the distance that would make you pay. Ain't too many built like the monster and the monster is going to be in for a hell of a 2023. We'll see, hopefully the full fight gets made because I think it's an excellent fight because Fulton's a tremendous fighter. But I don't see anybody dealing with any white power. No, no, they're going to stay away. Stay away as long as they can. Yeah, there's no reason to make that fight right now, especially in a way, it's 29. Fulton is super young. I don't see how he been looking at that. Be like, yeah, let's do this right now. He'd let it build out. But in the meantime, we saw a guy like Mick conlin looked great. And his fight in 22, and then he almost won the title earlier this year, which is still my fight of the year. And Colin obviously got knocked out in a fight. But it was still like one of those things in a way can come up and fight those guys. And they came in the belt. He becomes number one contender for whatever saying she can buy he wants. Out the gate. Yeah. So if him and top rank are smart, they go, well, we're going to force the hand of whatever champion we can in a different promotion. Yeah. Because we have no problem. So he's going to have zero problems. Adjusting to one 22. You haven't met at number two in the world behind. Okay, good. We're on the same page. I just wanted to be prepared. Yeah. Who's the number one fighter in the world? I'm sorry, guys. You got here's thinking Terrence Crawford's the best? I can't do it. I can't. Not until you fight spins. Yeah, it's because I understand Terrence Crawford, my argument for people who make Terrence Crawford won. I was like, I get it. Because he hasn't had a close fight. He's never been tested that close ones. Like people would push people to the brink and you got to battle through and face adversity. Crawford hasn't had a close fight. Dismantle everyone. He's that much better than people. So if you want to put him number one because of that, I get it. Even had some trouble when he first got to heavyweight. Now he's filled out. I don't think he has any trouble against any of the guys. So it's one of those things where, yeah, man. Usage still my number one. And I don't see it moving from that. If he beats fury for any reason. Yeah. He was retiring. His number one pound for pound. He's on touch. If he beats, if he beats fury he's untouchable. If you beat
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"inouye" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"I believe so during the quadrant 5 was a little more I wanted to stay in the pocket and really, really make my pick up that title, but I had to be a lot more smarter with wrong besides. So we've been working on that game plan and we're ready to go out there and execute it. Is there going to be a part of you tempted to bang with them a little bit to see what he's got in there to see what this heavy handed guy has got at one 15? I already know he's heavy handed so I don't have to go and test it out. I'm gonna be smart the whole 12 rounds. That's who we worked on and Robert would get after me if I did something like that. So I don't want to piss Robert off. He'll get after you. We'll be able to hear it on the broadcast. The entire time. He's not shy and we're quiet in that corner. You've got a lot to accomplish at one 15. You just got to one 15, but you're only what 22 years old at this point. You're still growing into your body. As you look at your future, how big do you think you can get? How high in weight do you think you can go? Eventually, I think, at the end of my career, probably one 26 or one 30. Really that high. Yeah. I mean, you look around those divisions, like they've become the cool divisions now. You look at inouye donaire with such a massive fight at one 18. Stephen Fulton may be against the winner of akman Daly of Ronnie Rios. That's a big fight. Do you look around at these other divisions? This could be cooled down the line? Yeah, of course, you know, there's a lot of big fights to be made down the line and to be a part of it. It would be, it would just be the cherry on top of my career, I'll be on my way out at that point..
ESPN FC
"inouye" Discussed on ESPN FC
"Go through the whole press conference the thing they meet it. You talk to everybody. You feel like a hotshot. I gave him the team bus and obviously full of smiles. We just want ice core game winner. It's a great and then from the back of the bosses guys named oriented. My says to me gingell. It's only ecuador did sit down. It's like oh wasn't just from other teams also happening. Well what about you yan. He yeah. I didn't have a trash talkers. I think that it was a bit osh. I never find myself. I just wanted to didn't want to multi to the players have played against but i remember at the end of my career i played in front went on onto norway. F- on the fantastic stations to play another year. Inouye so i came Not uh ability. Big time guy but came at least home. Play twelve years abroad. And i remember. I played a small team in norway in our premier league. In inouye i have had this young goalkeeper the only thing he said on corners and everything. You're you're husband urine aspen. You're aspen on going on. And on. And on. And i was nearly thirty five years of age and i wasn't that motivated but let's put it this way. I was motivated in that game on ended up with a hat-trick. I'm the only escorted norway that year. But at least the goalkeeper maccabee motivates. Did you did you say anything afterwards. Just those goals do the talking. You say best when you say nothing at.
Conversations
"inouye" Discussed on Conversations
"Show people have special. You are lighter on and so anyway. I was shattered by that and and cried. And i thought dad was trying to sort of remove himself from any accusations of nepotism and and maybe some criticism from other parents at all. You'd speaking kid better. I look back now and of nine for quite some time. That was just a generous generous. He's he really wanted joy to go and they knew that all we get more shot and some it was absolutely honest and Andre came from a from a pretty solid family but dad was always looking at kids and ease light of some of the kids who died. Used to call battles Used to stop him in the straighten and thank him our. Thanks mr kennedy. You know they have applied much after the under twelve but he gave them a great experience he was he was the best couch. Just fade where. Everyone and i love that kids kids now when you being fair. Was you'll mama's bigger a forty fantasy debt. Yeah she loved for calling. Would my uncle. Bob plied under non teens for collingwood back in the dye. My uncle would mad calling. So that's way the calling would You know barrigan came from. She was also an elvis fan. What story did she tell you about her. Elvis actually you know if i if i'm sort of prizing parents being honest all the time. I've got to pick them up on this one. Mum told us that she is the date. Elvis and she we had these big mira was not not a clear. Mary had a big picture of elvis. On of these big elvis haid was ever. President has because a big mirror with offices hit anyway. She told us with a stroke fast that she used to go out with elvis presley and i believe because why would and i believe that right up until the time. Oh maybe i don't know and and a teacher told the teacher about this and the teacher picked me up on it and say that's not true. I said how would you said. Now it's true. Mom told me anyway. Cheese seed sort of argued against it said mawson be true and went home and i ask mom about said. This doesn't believe you and she said oh you have got to come. She died at elvis. No dreams and i was relieved. Sarah because You know i thought that. That motivates second choice but Siphon the knowledge that that was probably a fist choice. All that kicking it. The lamp post paid off. You made the southern stingrays a representative team. That was feed into the afl told me about the stingrays. What was the uniform. The stinger is we had a. We had an awful. I loved it at the time had we've had an awful Big brown stingray on our chest jumpers we yellow and white and back in the day though different material and we used to have Call us so. That was great. I love being sting. Riot are felt. Lucky to be selected. Inouye was standup junior. I was a good junior and from my club is playa but for my sort of sixteen seventeen started to pick up and and sort of get more on my dad's physique and Yeah it was selected in the southern stingrays and yeah they. They used to do stories in the herald sun. I'd never had nine in the pipe before except for the local one and Recruiters turned up to watch. Exile plas- would coach our was greg hutchison ex and annex. Melvin playa It was just it was a joy to ply in that competition in is dies. Everything was new the the grounds with we plant..
Nobody Listens to Paula Poundstone
"inouye" Discussed on Nobody Listens to Paula Poundstone
"All right let me begin here. Rich if you ever podcast. Even though according to you we have diametrically opposed political views rich. I'll definitely listened to your podcast. I are the republicans that i have liked and have been interested in what they say. Well i listened to charlie sykes and publican and i liked worn rudman. The new hampshire senator who co-chaired the iran country hearings with daniel inouye I know that's not a long list but it's too and yeah i don't generally talk. I mean if i did on one or two okay. I don't think i generally talk politics. Very large percentage. But don't take anything. I say rich as something that you have to do. Okay so if i say vote no on the recall i ever said vote. No on the recall. If i said it certainly. I'm assuming that you're going to make your own decision. I don't think you should do everything that i say. Well i i wanna say paula that you you did an amazing job just there because we you know the old version of you and me could have taken a little offensive. The way rich chose the phrase some of this stuff in the past. I would have got really angry at fucking rich. that's yeah that's you know that. But that was paula of the past rich. If you wanna go out on a limb for angeline far can do it absolutely all right. So we're killing us we're nailing it keep it going tony. I feel peace with dash. Y'all are doing great doing great. This one is from lauren. I know boil listener since episode. One never miss out. Isn't it how they start out. But sorry tell they do it. but i'm about. To unsubscribe why because. I can't stand listening to bonnie and particularly particularly the awful theme song she comes up with. She is not singer. That is an understatement. I really liked the show. When paul now them in a guests that was preko vid but appears that you are not returning to that anytime soon. And i'm just about at my wit's end not sure what on subscribe but since the next two episodes are already in the can probably this week. Maybe i'll check that in a few weeks to see if anything has changed but anyway thanks for two years of a lot of fun lauren. Let me just say something too long. If bonnie is not a singer then how do you explain. The body burns lady gaga tour. Yes not a singer. What could king now. I criticised captain crinkle a lot on this show kind of part of our stick. But wow that's a that's a hard one to take because i love having on this show and Lauren if it if it means losing listener to keep bonnie on the show with respect and love don't let the door on the on ronnie. what's what's the good lawrence theme song bye and my fear. Land doing the show. I wanna thank you so much for responding in writing in we solicit people's opinions and that's your opinion and we really really do appreciate it and so we are going to send you a gift package from. Nobody listens to paula. Poundstone number items in here. a. I love captain. Crinkled t shirt. It's oh look and look at this. It's a cd. The best of crinkle steams. Yes that's very very popular. Also of course captain crinkle on your answering machine rains not home and this and this cardboard cutout of captain crinkle that you can You can both decorate with a paper doll clothes or just put it in front door. Ooh i like paper dolls. Yeah so that is yeah. They all get their allotted up. Laura thank you and thank you laurin. It has been a couple of years of lots of fun and you know. I think it was nice to write in. I really do. And i'm sorry. Lauren what a suck up. If i think really what's nice avert a write in and i'm glad she enjoyed the show and i'm sorry if my voice gets on your nerves. Oh my god you know. Body is now doing like armchair armchair therapy now. She's about to ask lauren to put her objections in an in an i sense yeah good ed through. I feel like i have gotten to this point. We haven't exploded yet. No let's pull around that band into the home stretch. I really appreciate the abrasive and cruel nature of lawrence comments. Thank you lord. Thank you all right okay. This wins from marcia. It's very short. Paula please stop interrupting adam so much you can. I don't think anybody more. Yeah what what sorry. Sorry go ahead. okay paula. Please stop interrupting adam so much. I don't interrupt. Marcia for god's sakes that was it again. Tony tony to start over paula. please okay. Please stop interrupting adam so much. So something tony..
Woman's Hour
"inouye" Discussed on Woman's Hour
"But there were some of the stories i never. I never heard stories effort. And i knew someone schools and just because with no togue starts. It's too horrible. They don't tell they telling me anyway. Someone recently nothing really changes look is horrible and i say you know what harvey which is jail. That's a huge change isn't jam. This is someone who hollywood for twenty five years. I mean rule like a king. This is really the thing And so there has been changed. That may to mit was shocking. Especially how fast. I said someone being was the same you know from like eve until ten minutes ago. Gay rights woman. I was never that people are always kit coming up until he thinking sanctioning friend. Thank you for fighting so hard for gay marriage. I never heard of getting marriage that it was not as thought ever came into my head. I'd never heard of it. No one when i was young. This idea that exist. It never occurred to me that this book to examples that. I'm not saying that yet. Feminism old equality leeann facility however you wanna time it but do you think you'll too cynical. No i think it's a really appreciate a pricey thing that it worked at tell i think in other words. Even though i turned out to be wrong. I still feel i was right. I don't think that all the progress of gay rights which. I'm well aware that perhaps you're supposed to call him gay anymore. We're ever supposed to call and tell me what you want me to call a call that i don't keep up with the every single second That in retrospect you know maybe was a more likely to happen because it can happen to anyone by which in any family could have someone letting for gay and show i. I never really thought about that before. Too perhaps But it should astonishing to me. I mean it's show succeeded that even the right wing you know People stop talking. They they know they lost. We're still fighting confederate war. The i mean the civil war you know that they're not willing to give up you know but this instead probably mostly can you imagine have marred. No no the first thing. When i first started making marriage. I thought i'd be like i actually thought it was horrible. I did who wants to be street. People to me seemed like a kind of a movement to free the masters you know. I think i would never want to do that And then when it became like really a big thing you know as long as it's not mandatory up for it's okay. It's still something that you know. Inouye appeals to me zero..
Giant Bombcast
"inouye" Discussed on Giant Bombcast
"Gonna do you wrong out of the gate. You just have to pay more attention. I mean look part of this game is putting titles in the environment and sort of you know basically being like. Don't talk to that guy or don't go in this event but then there is also outside of the narrative based stuff. There is sort of like quality of life advice. The will sort of say to you and be like hey. Don't play this game like you're never going to be here again. 'cause you will you'll have the opportunity to to see this area again and that's the key the cool thing. Is that the game. E every map that you visit in this game is is gated in a sort of you know way that you wouldn't need to explore a certain area until you realize oh i didn't realize there is this thing in this area i can now explore this and it makes sense and meshes along with the with the kind of like structuring. That they're trying to lay out for you. It is it it does feel experimental in a really kind of satisfying way Especially if you are just looking for something that's just fucking different and new. Like i do i do. I am able to scratch that ish with this game for sure. And i think that's probably the biggest reason why i like it so much and it's weird funky world. It's it's it's it's a strange place that they've created for sure. Do they give you like the you know. You're going after these targets. The visionaries like do they do a good job of setting up who these people are why they matter or or like do they give them enough personality to where you feel like you mentioned. Kill bill and the thing i keep thinking about is like all of those targets had a thing and fleshed it out a little bit and made and you know through various degrees but like do they make these characters feel human in a way that makes them feel like fully fleshed out or is it just like i'm the sword man. I'm double gun like per. Yeah right just you know. Do they feel like they have like meaningful personalities so without flirting too much with what they don't wanna talk about a talking. About part of understanding everything is going through the The sort of linear aspect of of what. This game is an as you do that. I think a lot of those answers. Those questions get answered. So so i have not felt a deep sense of absence with that kind of exposition But but you know people will play this game in different ways so You know in my for the first five hour playthrough that i did i failed a mission that the game was very much like do this do it do it do it right now. And you're just like all right. Well i'm trying to review this game so stop talking to me like that game. I need to play this thing and get to this spot so okay so we have another visitor again. We're talking about death. Poop and i'd say tapes in-depth poop. Yeah i think like. I wish i did that thing. Having gone back and did that again and realize like oh. This is what you know you you need to. Please don't push that was here but thank you so i wish i wish i got to that part and having gone back i realized why that game push me in that direction and then you realize like oh you can. It unlocks a thing that changes the play for you. But you don't have to do there. Is that sort of freedom there for sure. Oh that's pretty neat south a couple of weeks. I love gain stuff so surprise. It's still coming out this year. crime. Now i mean. I don't know what i'll say this like inouye. Did i get to the point where i was like. Oh this needed more time. Do you know what i mean like. I didn't get that five and that gives me a lot of Sort of conflict urging yeah definitely encouraging for sure. But but i but. I'm absolutely digging it and i can't wait to i. I'm i'm also not at the point where i can even even wrap my head around what the end of this thing is going to be like. So that's cool too. you know. Nice what else they had that. Call of duty beta over the weekend. I briefly looked at that thing. It was their new mode that they've been Loosely promoting as part of the big reveal of all their different stuff called. I believe champion hill. And it's like it's like a two two mode with multiple teams to basically so it's like to be to team death match. That is set. So it's it's a it's a map. Where they hub in the middle where occasionally all players will be there to make purchases like a counterstrike match or something really. Oh or like war zone or something. I'm going to run station going to buy a gun. I'm going to buy this perk. I'm gonna buy some additional armor. Whatever and you don't you don't fight in that zone. And then a timer will pick down and it will take basically The list of teams seven teams however many teams. It is Say the Somewhere in the neighborhood of of saturday somewhere in that zone it will take two teams matched them up and say okay go fight and all the teams go off into different spokes of the map. Where you've got like here's what area they don't really intermingle. You're just like oh. Here's these smaller areas where you can have these two two fights and you have a certain number of responds before your team is eliminated you can earn them by taking them for other players from other teams that sort of stuff and so you just kind of fight for a while and then whatever happens happens you lose lives you gain lives and whatever and then you off to the next round and then you're either spawned into another area against the different team or sometimes you'll end up with another by round retake the money earned by playing and go back in and and spend your your money on on upgrades and that.
Cheine On
"inouye" Discussed on Cheine On
"Air because we're really good at podcasting sales so good. Yeah yeah yeah. This is a super those super smooth transition into the next topic that we're gonna talk about. Yeah perfect what are we talking about. You're talking about music or do you wanna talk. I love music like so. I'm like inouye a musician. I would never consider myself musician. I can keep up with you a little only guitar yet. I can't keep up but we can. We can be a little bit by. I love listening to music like do. I know i've met people that just don't ours too. Isn't it weird. Meet somebody that doesn't listen to music out of all the people in this world. The only people i cannot understand are people that don't enjoy music. Yeah you can hear what kind of music it is man but like if you don't have some kind of feeling when you hear like a song that you like or that touches you in some kind of way that's strange to me. It is weird. It feels like they're kind of like dead. Yeah yeah for sure absolutely sake west. So what do you like to do. I talked to somebody recently and it was like we're talking like i'm not really into music a certain time you know like i'm not into music. I don't ever listen to it if it's on like that's cool bike. I don't listen to certain songs. I don't have any favorite bands at just just there. We just cool. That's fine but it's strange to me when so we're kind of like what do you. What what music did you start. Listen listening to when you were like twelve or thirteen that age when you start actually yes when you when you first hear music that you're like oh four. This is yeah dude. I i have to give my dad credit. Because it wasn't for my dad. I would be into none of the stuff and he would just religiously play like classic rock so i knew that that was there and then in the late nineties i think was when i was like you kinda like i was ninety two. She like kadam become conscious of music in the music. Like wasn't that great. That i was listening to like my first cd that i bought was smashmouth. Dude you know the the all the with all star heartache. Go back and listen to some smashmouth songs. It's there fucking good songs. They have some good songs..
Think 100%: The Coolest Show
"inouye" Discussed on Think 100%: The Coolest Show
"I wanna commend. I really wanna come. In sierra club on a number of recent actions i wanna commend them on their stance on the leadership undefined founders of the sierra club and being very clear of the racism and the patriarchy but in that aspect. I wanna thank them for a lot of the tone around the reckoning or post george floridian brianna taylor conversation at still happening. I want to thank a lot of the leadership. Now on this country around reparations. But and i know when pe- knowing you say but that you disconnect everything that you said before which he just said before the but i'm not doing now not discounting that but i am asking this question. There are many of those within the sierra club but typically on while different ranks. Who have rebelled against this kind of Racial justice is climate justice. Climate justice is racial justice. Kind of positioning that's is going there's been some rebelling there's been folks who've been listening attacking the new Share club president ramon invincible. Tonight the michael brune focusing attack you and in your leadership. I mean and i'm not saying no passing we debate some vicious like vicious attacks. Have come against you. That didn't tell me that everything is still kosher. The and i mean that that's still a very hostile. That's a safe environment. How do you bridge that component within the ranks of the series. Yeah i'm ultra instead it's perfect. It's not easy but at the same time what hap- bad that inouye compares to what these communities are being attacked by these corporations in these communities like you know no way is this what happens to us compare to what's going on with folks. You know cancer. Death valley now in louisiana. The houston ship channel. Alright or any of these other places. So i just want to say that okay and and you know we're going through a shift internally we've done a number of internal change processes in unlock the number of Journal change processes are happening now. Change is hard for people right and And so you know. I just try to Try to i try to be with the people who know who i vision at understand that we have to go through these changes and if we lose the folks that makes means that we will have room for the good new people. I'm interested in the good new people. I'm interested in the good new young people black people. That's what i'm interested in bringing in. So i gotta get rid of these other boats central k. You know and so. That's how i'm seeing and also that we have to do this. I mean it's mission critical as my brain says it really is. We cannot do anything by themselves. And so Have people now understand. We have to be in coalition. We have to support allied ships folks and being salad airy. You don't have to be in the lead so we have a democracy program and we're working very hard with confidence. Civil rights and others for the for. The people acted in john lewis. Act right we were at the vigil with quite a few scared of people at division saturday night at black lives matter plaza and also around the country and so i'm also the co chair of the voter protection project at the national bar association. And trying also you know through that way And also also have more and been active with them and they have doing block they've more environmental justice banning. Any you know. Aba and trying to build that up and they're gonna they're convention starts this weekend. Virtually and they're going to have an environmental justice section and our good friend. Ben wilson it on beverage and diamond usually leads that so You know there's That have been doing it..
H3 Podcast
"inouye" Discussed on H3 Podcast
"I am. What does it mean. Yeah great job love on selling that. Thank you thank you great contest. Okay so so we have. We've got the crate challenge. Which i definitely want to get to and of course. We have mr verified. Oh we got the birthday song. Go and i have a lot left. I wanna do An hour and fifty minutes. I'm going to need a burrito. Continue another was one. Oh i just took a bite okay. Deep throated i'll i want to go to the bathroom. Thank you thank you live you your real one. So i'm gonna go to the bathroom you want to do. The don day debrief you wanna take the lead on that. As i step away from on that as well are you serious. Or is that a sound actually. Okay go pee. Inouye christ can you. Yeah good sized bladder really bad. Thank you joe. I'm not taking a pause to just beat in my basement in my basement create challenges. We got birthday songs. How you found. What are we doing this weekend. Ula what are we doing. You have no plans currently could show it boy. We love him so it real quick feel obligated to read this off. We have two hundred and fifty pound british pound donation messages. and just says for donna. Wow.
Tribe Talk Connection
"inouye" Discussed on Tribe Talk Connection
"There's kind of an equivalence. Here the moslems commit terrorism and the jews commit terrorism. It's a bunch of crazies on both sides and while what goes into was totally unforgivable and morally reprehensible. It's important to understand that to be honest. That goldstein inouye represented the position of israeli government. Had he survived the attack. He would have been convicted but he's killed his killed by the people in the tomb but it's just important to not allow that moral equivalency to go completely derailed arafat was allowing hamas and his own fatah to carry out these terrorist bombings. The israeli government obviously had no hand in mubarak. Goldstein did but it's clear that the region is a tinderbox and israel is also a tinderbox because in light of the rising terrorism and in light of the increasing vitriol especially on the part of israel's right there is a real sense in israel that this is getting out of hand we are talking about each other in ways that we should not be talking about each other and we are talking about each other as being traitors when you call somebody a traitor. You're doing something very dangerous. In jewish law the term road. They've which means trader pursuer or something the punishment for that is death and therefore the vitriol. That was taking over. Israel was really really all consuming and talk. Robbing who is the prime minister there contributes to it in a small way. He actually says at a certain point. I can't be the prime minister of everybody. I promise certain people that i wasn't gonna pull out of this area. But what am i going to do. I can't represent everybody. And he kind of shrug that enrages people and as we all know tragically at the beginning of november nineteen ninety-five. It's robbing leaving. A huge peace rally in aviv is killed by amir assassinated the first real major political assassination in israel's history once it became a state thankfully so far the only one but that of course sets the country completely makes the country completely beside itself for those of you who've seen videos and you can find them on youtube israeli youth. Teenagers people in their twenties lit candles across the country by the tens of thousands. Something about what yigal amir had done shocked israel back to its senses and people wonder have. We really started to come completely apart. We really that unglued. Do we really hate each other. That much over the question of how and whether to make peace with the palestinians wwl kill our prime ministers and of course. This isn't any old prime minister. This is robin who had liberated jerusalem in nineteen forty eight. This is yes hut robbing. Who had been in the palmar in the pre-state era. This was hot robin. Who was the person who was shaking yasser. Arafat's hand on the white house long in nineteen ninety-three there's was a person of gigantic status in israel and a law student pumps bullets interim and he dies a very short while later in the hospital there..
GSMC Football Podcast
"inouye" Discussed on GSMC Football Podcast
"He doesn't know if he's going to have an nfl career. He's told to play with a lot of emotion. He's told to play with that energy with that. Fierceness with that tenacity. And then he gets flagged for showing a little bit promotion. he doesn't get flagged for swearing at him now. We don't know score autumn. We don't know if he called him a derogatory term. We don't know if he insulted him by nfl standards. We don't know if he was using abusive language. We don't know if he was threatening. We don't know if he was using insulting language or we don't know if he gesturing to the opponent to teammates to officials or to other league representatives. We don't know if he was using bathing or talking acts or words that would endanger the ill-will between teams. We don't know that from the video. We all saw that surface on social media the past couple of days. It seems like a running back was hidden the whole he. You know you didn't wanna bring brought down. He gained an extra five ten yards. He got the first down. He spiked the ball. He throws it around and he didn't seem like he was being a menace on the field. He didn't seem like he was using abusive threatening or insulting language. it didn't seem like he was taunting the person he just seemed like. He was excited to play an excited to be successful. Nola the through the flag on now. We don't know we don't know if he was the only people who do with people on the field specifically the running back the defender who tried to bring him down on the ground and the official. So i just have to beg the question. Why are you giving these officials. Subjective calls you should not the nfl should not be giving these officials who are part time workers who are not full-time workers who are not super professionals. Who are not the experts. You're giving them subjective calls on what they believe. Why would you let the official impact the game that nuts. We've already seen the subject of callers that they already have their trading with just basically no class and they're not suitable for calling the most objective called pass interference. The game has we don't see it now if they were able to get these calls right if they weren't mistaken if they weren't making so many mistakes during all these games then yeah i could see them giving more of a leash but it just doesn't make sense to me. It doesn't make sense that you are giving these people these referees more power than they deserve now. We learned about this message from the league being more aggressive with the cold with the caused last week and the just days later just days later in the first weekend of full slate of preseason games we saw arguably one of the most agree gis in terrible taunting calls inouye. That should have been called. I'm saying right now. That call was bogus and a lot of people around the league are saying that jeffs war to say that a lot of players around the league or saint in even the running back. Benny lemay said it to that. Absolutely a terrible call. And i can't believe i'm so fired up about the terrible call. That just happened in a random. Preseason game against the colts in the panthers but did what's going to happen breaks yourselves people. The nfl's awful taunting rules are likely going to ruin. Not only some games this year but major games now. I don't want some guy you know who's a participant. Just take this example. I don't want. I don't know alvin. Kamara get penalized for breaking off a couple of tackles and get thrown out the game because he broke off a couple of tackles and he spun the ball of ground and the referee through second flag. And he's disqualified crazy. That's going to be you know how many people are going to bash this rule. Just think of any big time superstar any big type superstar in the league. They literally can't show motion now the nfl it's not enforcing what they should be. Enforcing the nfl is making it. Like the note bundling anymore. And you know what they're gonna lose a lot of viewers because they're basically taking the human element the human element of emotion out of the game. It's crazy. now. Flags like that flagged like the one called codes for carolina. This past weekend are so dumb. They are so dumb and acted. Think that they're gonna keep this regular season. And they're going to put a damper on a few games. God forbid the tappin's in a playoff game no crazy that would be god forbid this happens in the divisional round and the you know the championship round in the wildcard round. God forbid this happens in the super bowl. What if. I don't know tom brady. And what if for example. Let's take a nail off the top. My head Fred warner they get into it. Fred warner gets a stack on. Tom brady during the championship. Game and fred warner gets up. And he goes heavens and he screams and the referees right there and he throws a taunting penalty adam. Because he's five feet away from tom brady and he's not looking at them. Are you going to tell me. You're gonna throw red warner one of the best linebackers in the game. The star of that defense in san francisco gonna tell me you're going to throw them out of that game too because he's showing a motion. That is ridiculous. I'm sorry the nfl it just stepping in it again. They're truly showing the no fun league. It's ridiculous so they're gonna give subjective calls to people who can't even handle the most egregious objective call. We have in the game right now it. It doesn't make sense to me. Good luck with that. Nfl just good luck with it. Because you're gonna have a lot of angry people out there bashing this rule you just know there's going to be a taunting call after a huge play. Leighton a game. That has everyone yelling at the game and then all day. Monday altay tuesday until next week when they're yelling out the call again the next week we watch those during the game too long not to know that something stupid like this is going to happen and just you know. Thank the nfl because the nfl reps already have one of the more difficult jobs in sports. We just know that all refs. It's a fast and furious and violent game. That is only becoming more difficult to appreciate. It just is now. They have to judge whether they think an emotional player is being a late or little too excited at the expense of an opponent and them for that. Are you kidding me. You are basically taking the emotion out of the game and you are penalizing. Four guys being too emotional. It's emotional game. It's a violent game. It's their lifestyle. That's how some people that's all their career is if you look at some of the emotional guys who are out there especially on the defensive side of the ball. That's their career that's their whole livelihood. Is there a motion. They play without emotion. They wear their emotions on their sleeves..
The Foxhole Podcast
"inouye" Discussed on The Foxhole Podcast
"And the bus these veterans onto the planes on the no the try around for thirty minutes they land and the land Their family members are there and They have waiting flags and welcome home posters and and they march off the plane and and do they have a band playing then and it's kind of like just mimicking A unit returning back home and I love doing it Because these grumpy salty veterans just you know they will an instance give you a thousand yard. Stare are like so feel who with with emotion and happiness and and a lot of a lot of motion going through their minds and the arts when we do function and it's great and We had actually one of the things that i that i we did. It was my colleagues. That invited A girl scout troop and and there were there and and And they went through the recognition. And my boss can the little like michigan on them and the whole thing See they will walk. You don't just separate bill and these little girls were you know handing Girl scout cookies a box of girl scout cookies to these vietnam vets and man they were holding back but when they saw the little girl. You know a girl scout cookies like that. That would that right. There just brought a lot of those veterans tears and Break got me choked up and and and everything because like you know we welcomed the home they. They're grateful appreciated. And the bow on top was to have a girl scout cookie girl scout given a box of cookies And i'm never gonna forget that out. My heart will fool right there and my heart was fool and I that's probably got me some some points on on on going on to heaven or something because that that they'll they'll off talking up and that's amazing murky do talk about that. I mean that's just goes in show is held. A veteran community is always looking at past present future and recognize the end of the the back that you do that like like some people. Tell me like we do at the fox theater company. That's like amazing. Were not that shit right. There is amazing. Work giving these guys that moment but i love how. He does hopscotched from school to work. I want to go back for one in just a marcus when we were in Iraq and going into college. Did you wanna say anything about that. A will point talking about Heading out and back into society. Yeah yeah to. This is fascinating first of all. It was one of the reasons why i love listening to the podcast. In general is like it's so good to hear the opinions of the first hand accounts of people who are there. Because what you know. What what i get his second and third hand in like all this stuff on the news. That's then repurpose for someone's agenda and blah blah blah blah and. It's it's it. Just it's i don't know man like y'all just almost brought me to tears like that. So warms my heart to hear about the camaraderie amongst veterans Specifically when veterans. Come back. because. I think it's something that's so lacking in society in general and i think it's something that veterans can really bring to society at large. But i'm sorry you were gonna say something who's there no i in you. You're saying in in. I'm sorry for jumping too much of a head with the richard. I got caught up with it. But you know i i i am right now where i'm at and and i i've done some good things I started kind of patting myself on the back. And say you know from compliments myself. Because i have gone a long way and matt. I mean you were there when i was Going to i would still tomorrow. You know i was still walking. And you know forty inch steps you know the whole thing and and Spending with my awe playing in twenty four twenty beers a fucking night thinking hell. Yeah yeah hey men for some people that is normal but inouye and we. We've come a long way. I think Just from my perspective on on on transitioning and my early years A lot of it was You know died and understand as we go through an identity crisis As we coming out of the military you know The the military by design Is is really good at making soldiers making rains making cellular's urban or what have you and we shitty at helping us transitioning out of military but to their credit. Their job isn't the job to win. Wars through job is to defend our country. It's not really to make You know good civilians you know. And and Helpless tradition now. And do you think that's a role like the the civilian government should That's that's more responsibility than no. I think it's society side I think is hope In a we we all pay taxes. We all have a say in in in what happens with our military. What happens with everything and i think at the end of day it. It is a a lot of it should company the a and then a lot of it The be as imperfect from perfect They there are some good a and some other people that could be better I'll remember that. But you know wherever the has gaps in in in in coverage gaps in were the nubia lot of Nonprofit stepped up like you like you guys are doing you know. And and and there's other hundreds organizations out there that are helping veterans wherever the sketching the system So i do your question. I think it's it's on everybody's and But the you know the the military you know the job performing service members and then horrible job Conditioning and one of the things that don't help us with who we are after working. Now you know we're at a level military a high level of you know at our physical standards are higher are ethical standards are higher. Our law centers are higher. Our performance jobcentres a higher. You know everything. Everything's at a high level and then when we get out we're still performing there but everybody's performing.
Parenting: Difficult Conversations
"inouye" Discussed on Parenting: Difficult Conversations
"Jen says stub one is to get comfortable talking about money all together as a family having regular discussions in including the family in their goals like reading those financial goals because you have participation in everybody is thinking about not just how to manage money but the importance that it can play reaching those financial goals. Jen says these conversations should happen at least once a month but they don't have to be serious or scary just the opposite. She says they should be casual and fun. I always start with money wins. It could be from finding some money. I'll on the street to be able to resist some impulse spending right. Why new were out and about so sharing. Those wins as like an easy casual way to to start those conversations. Jen says you can start a casual money conversation at the grocery store. And you're buying bread for example when there's like all sorts of types of red loves to choose from right is having them involved. Okay we like this type of bread. Here are the options. What would you choose. And why so in terms of comparison shopping. Or let's say you're out at the mall and there are some shoes or a toy and it's on sale so then as the discussion it's on sale now. Is this something that we really want right now or a need because having discussions of needs and wants us also something important to have you know. How does that impact what we're trying to do whether it's a family or what. The child at this is their money. What how does that impact their goals. I don't have kids yet. i'm working on it. But i did ask my godson wolf e who's five years old to chime in for this episode. And here's what he wanted to know about money. Ellen inouye kids. Don't get that much money from grownups..
EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
NIO Officially Launches Chinese EV Brand In Europe
"Had the news this morning. That neo is officially entering europe. The s eight will go on sale. Inouye from this summer goes on sale in july. He goes to the neo homepage. It's a beautiful set of shots of some nordic fjords and sunsets and things. I might rip these often have is my screensaver. Introduced calming looking at these photos of norwegian hills. How lovely but let's get into the details of what's happening then with neo and there was a presentation streamed earlier today on youtube. It was a prerecorded when it wasn't live streamed live but it was very polished and clinton a live event. But who cares right because we got to find out all about nieto's plans to sell at least two models to begin within europe and they've got global ambitions so we heard about their plans to be in some key areas i bergen stavanger trondheim and kristiansand in terms of having a physical presence. They're going to be in those main in areas but also they're going to have a range of service as well so they. They know that they have to support. Norwegian buyers of a brand isn't available at the moment They talked about charging they're going to build their own charging network. Their version of the tesla's supercharging. That work is being built in no way. And they're going to do some deals to allow access to other charges and they're going to bring battery swapping which is what they do in china and is very very popular to know why we'll wait and see if it's popular in norway because they know has those big open areas. It's largely a lot of space now in china where they do that battery swapping it's in very dense urban areas. Where perhaps you can't charge at home and we opportunity charging isn't as great as other areas and so norway way being an early av market and the world's number one av market remember what i was saying yesterday on the podcast over half of all new car. Sales electric over eighty percent have a plug socket. So there's a really good charging network in norway already and if anyone has watched A new videos will know that he's always like well. I could stop pay rocket. Five minutes on the mustapa. Five minutes on the stop and he like just jealous of your infrastructure however they are bringing battery swapping and that's interesting they have the next generation of battery swapping stations which has gone live in china or is literally about to go live in china the be made for norway as
EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
"inouye" Discussed on EV News Daily - Electric Car Podcast
"Had the news this morning. That neo is officially entering europe. The s eight will go on sale. Inouye from this summer goes on sale in july. He goes to the neo homepage. It's a beautiful set of shots of some nordic fjords and sunsets and things. I might rip these often have is my screensaver. Introduced calming looking at these photos of norwegian hills. How lovely but let's get into the details of what's happening then with neo and there was a presentation streamed earlier today on youtube. It was a prerecorded when it wasn't live streamed live but it was very polished and clinton a live event. But who cares right because we got to find out all about nieto's plans to sell at least two models to begin within europe and they've got global ambitions so we heard about their plans to be in some key areas i bergen stavanger trondheim and kristiansand in terms of having a physical presence. They're going to be in those main in areas but also they're going to have a range of service as well so they. They know that they have to support. Norwegian buyers of a brand isn't available at the moment They talked about charging they're going to build their own charging network. Their version of the tesla's supercharging. That work is being built in no way. And they're going to do some deals to allow access to other charges and they're going to bring battery swapping which is what they do in china and is very very popular to know why we'll wait and see if it's popular in norway because they know has those big open areas. It's largely a lot of space now in china where they do that battery swapping it's in very dense urban areas. Where perhaps you can't charge at home and we opportunity charging isn't as great as other areas and so norway way being an early av market and the world's number one av market remember what i was saying yesterday on the podcast over half of all new car. Sales electric over eighty percent have a plug socket. So there's a really good charging network in norway already and if anyone has watched A new videos will know that he's always like well. I could stop pay rocket. Five minutes on the mustapa. Five minutes on the stop and he like just jealous of your infrastructure however they are bringing battery swapping and that's interesting they have the next generation of battery swapping stations which has gone live in china or is literally about to go live in china the be made for norway as
550 KFYI
"inouye" Discussed on 550 KFYI
"Larger data, larger audience than daytime CNN and they are extremely radical and pushing extremely Radical views. And so it's up to the Facebooks in YouTube's in particular to think about whether they want to be effectively cable networks for disinformation, and then we're gonna have to figure out that way. And then Newsmax problem. You know that these companies did you hear this the way in and newsmax problems. So, so it's not just so. So plan part one is okay. We find guys like Ben Ferguson and we find their YouTube channels in the parlors and we find their Facebook accounts. We find there towards account and we shut them down. Because if they have a large audience, we can't allow them to have a large audience, not by the way nothing that they've said so far. Is based. In fact, it's a weather extremist. So therefore we should shut them down. Because what makes you extremist now? Will you like Donald Trump you voted for in the clan voted for him, right? There's some whites premise out there the voting form so therefore, that justifies us saying We need to shut you down. Which is goes back to exactly what happened this week with YouTube. Or I should say with Twitter with Jack. Dorsey, the owner's coming out in this video of staff saying, Hey, we're not done after the inauguration. We're just getting started. Folks way. Focus on this one big account, right? Quarter by the way, made a statement The remarks shown in the video were delivered to our more than 5400 employees. Right, and we and we need them to know what was going on. And there's nearly and are nearly the same words Jax shared in recent tweets that he set up too. Million's offering context around and reflections on our work to protect the conversation recently. They're not protecting speech. They're not particular conversation. They're destroying the platforms of everyone who has a voice that believes and conservatism and they say we now market as extremism. And CNN says We got another problem. We gotta figure out how to take out our competitors and Newsmax Inouye in and also Fox News, We gotta figure out how to shut them down, too. But the away and then and newsmax problem,.
KOMO
"inouye" Discussed on KOMO
"Co. Moh news 1000 FM 97 7 Looking at our top stories Now I'm Rick Found sites with ELISA Jaffe, Our editor is Jeremy Greater. The leader of the proud voice. Hawaii is being arrested for taking part in the capital protests Wednesday. Police were waiting for Nick Cox at the Daniel Inouye International Airport when he returned from D. C. He claimed he was working as a journalist and denied entering the capital chambers. King County Health authorities say part of their next vaccine rollout includes a fleet of mobile vans that will help get the inoculations to large workplaces and individual homes. They also plan to open a pair of large vaccination centers in the next three weeks. President Donald Trump has been permanently banned from Twitter and this after the president was criticized for inciting the mob of his supporters that ransacked the capital Wednesday, resulting in at least five deaths. Joining us on the co Moh news line is doctor Caitlin Carlson, associate professor of communications. At Seattle University and thank you so much for being with us and let's talk about this. Was this a smart move by Twitter? Your reaction. Hold on a second. I'm not sure if I've got you here. I've got Either. Up. Hold on a second. Jeff. Jeff Pooja was helping me with this. There we go. Can you hear me? Dr. Carlson? I could here. There we go. Yes, I can hear you now. Sorry about that. Do you think this was a smart move by Twitter? No, I think you know, Twitter and Facebook. Ah, lot of these social media companies have shown that they generally will respond to public pressure. And my understanding is there were even, um In letters sent to CEO Jack Dorsey from Twitter employees, So I think I do think this is the right decision. I wish it hadn't taken getting to this point for them to act so boldly. If you'll remember a couple months ago during the George Floyd protests, you know Trump was tweeting things like, you know if these thugs and you know When the looting starts. The shooting starts that to me felt like a real threat to, um, protesters. Unfortunately, nothing came of it. And so it's almost in some ways a little bit okay after the fact that we've had this violent insurgency on the capital Now we're responding. But all that said, I am glad that they've decided to pull the plug. They cited these two tweets from today. It's really pushing it over the edge and concerns about Additional incitement to violence, particularly around the inauguration on the 20th. I have people saying on my Facebook page, But what about free speech? And my response was he has the largest pulpit in the world. All he has to do is hold a news conference and you know and take questions and every media outlet in the world would be there. Absolutely well and just to clarify for your listeners, and for all of us, right? We have no right to free speech on Twitter. You have a right to free speech out in Westlake Park or Cal Anderson. But this is a private virtual platform. And so the terms of service that we click, I agree, too. Really mean that we are agreeing in a contract with the company to say I had here to whatever rules you decide, so there's you know, I think a lot of people are quick to invoke the First Amendment, but there's really No First Amendment implications. Twitter can do whatever it wants, Which is why we see Twitter do things like regulate heat speech, which is normally protected, are allowed in the United States under the First Amendment, so we really don't have a right. Quote unquote to free speech on on sites like Twitter, Facebook. It was interesting because right after he was shut out of his account, he switched over to the POTUS account and those, uh Those were quickly deleted by Twitter. And now he says he is switching to the platform parlor. Can a president really be silenced? I mean, I don't think so. You made the point earlier that all he has to do is call a news conference. He's got in incredible pool with the media. Everything he says, is always going to be news for the what I think Twitter has demonstrated, and Facebook as well is You know, we're not going to be the ones to hand you a microphone. And honestly, I think that's a good thing because when he's forced to, you know, hold a press conference. We then get journalists to be there to ask questions. Provide context, you know. What's been tricky about the past several months, and even several years is that the statements are made. They're they're bold falsehoods and you know Twitter or Facebook only after the fact and put a little label up and say, Hey, this is been contested. As opposed to you know, if you're on live television, we can cut back to the anchor or live radio like we're doing now cut back to you is the host and say, Wait a second. That's been disproven and and challenge him on some of that. And so I think In this instance and under the circumstances with this president. Having that context, having that journalistic expertise is what's best for us as constituents after citizens. Really appreciate you taking time and talking to us on such quick notice. Doctor Caitlin Carlson, associate professor of communications at Seattle University. Thank you. Thanks. 6 20 now would come. Oh news and Jim Chess Go with your coma. Propel insurance Money. UPDATES socks recovered from submitted a weakness to.
Monocle 24: The Globalist
US to step aside for Turkish assault on Kurds in Syria
"On Sunday night the White House announced that US President Donald Trump had spoken to Turkish President Richard Type Erred One and agreed that you had forces operating in northern Syria would stand aside in the event of Turkey's long threatened invasion of the area we've been in Syria for many years serious to be a short-term hip just short term hit we were supposed to be in and out that was many many years ago northern Syria is probably not a helpful way of thinking about the region concerned though is geographically the north of Syria it is practically Kurdish the area of Syria along the border with lucky has been controlled for some while by Syrian Kurdish militia called the white p g the white PG have been a key ally of the US led coalition Fighting Islamic state Turkey however considers the Y. p. g. terrorists allies of the PK eighty largely Turkey based Kurdish group who have battled Turkey for decades Turkey also wants to repatriate the two million Syrian refugees is currently hosting to the territory the wipe e. g. hold trump now seems with little consultation with anybody but other wan to have wait to in one Syrian Kurdish official by NBC News said the Americans of traitors they have abandoned us to a Turkish massacre if the why PG and Kurds in general thought their heroin in helping to tackle Islamic state would be some guarantee of American support in future they were reckoning without two things one obviously is the impulsiveness of Donald Trump who has learned what little he understands of the Middle East from Fox News which is worse than not knowing anything at ooh the other is a long history almost an ingrained habit of abandonment off the Kurds by those who profess to admire and respect them and promise to see Turku they fought with us they follow us they died with us they died we lost tens of thousands of Kurds died fighting isis they died for us and with us and for themselves but they're great people trump claims that he has not betrayed the Kurds among a series of bowl hinged and mentored tweets on the subject he has exclaimed that Inouye have we abandoned the Kurds who are special people and wonderful fighters codes will have ample reason for thinking that this is about half right the molten history of selling the cuts out dates back to the nineteen not when the Kurds hoped the dismemberment of the Ottoman Empire would at last permit them a state of their own the nineteen twenty treaty of several promised one in fact however western powers decided they cared less about this than they did about keeping the new Turkish Republic on board and the fledgling Kurdistan was quiet were encouraged by the West when there was a government in Baghdad that the West found disagreeable and ignored when there was an Iraqi rule of the West felt it could deal with in the one thousand nine hundred eighty s the west shrugged as Saddam Hussein waged a campaign of genocide against the Kurds including the use of chemical weapons in the early nineteen nineties following Gulf War One the Kurds were enjoined by President George H W Bush to rise against Saddam when they did a little help was forthcoming and the West continued to arm Turkey as it's brutal war with the PKK continued and when the United States removed Saddam in two thousand three Iraq's Kurds who had eventually being protected to some extent by a US imposed no-fly zone were the section of Iraq who did as it was hoped all Iraq would do embraced the opportunity and built a more or less functional and Western Friendly Society and there is indeed an argument that the West has no better friends or more reliable allies in the entire Middle East than the stateless Kurds as regards wine trump has done this varies the eternal Tara Khel response why does trump do anything assorted conspiracy theories are in play pertaining to trump's property interests in Istanbul his eternal Royat please Russian President Vladimir Putin for some reason and so forth but there is a simpler and likely explanation trump is now firmly in reelection mode he probably understands that he's best chance of getting a second term is to go to the people buoyed by a healthy economy and unburdened by American military involvement in countries his base couldn't point to on a map. It's hard luck for the Kurds of course but then it usually his
Rick Hamada
United Airlines flight diverts back to Hawaii after flames shoot out of the plane's engine
"A scare aboard a United Airlines flight yesterday morning departing Daniel K Inouye international airport. The flight had just taken off when passengers reported flames shooting out of the left plane engine the flight heading for majora in the Marshall Islands was diverted back on a little after an hour where dumped fuel the plane made a safe landing, no injuries were reported among any of the passengers
BBC World Service
Gaming associated with impaired social skills for some girls, but not boys
"Playing video games during childhood does not stop boys for making friends, according to a sixty s Donte from Norway. Bumped. The research suggests gaming is linked to weakest. Skills in goals. Oliva Conway reports the popularity of video games has prompted much concern. Among parents about the long term impact on that children's development. Most research has focused on Gretchen, anxiety and depression. But a study of nearly nine hundred youngsters Inouye has found that the effect of gaming on social skills depends on gender starting when they were six years old and following up at eight ten and twelve the research looked at the link between the time the children's spent gaming and how well they go on with others school in terms of social development boys would generally unaffected but goals who played lots of computer games age ten found to have weak social skills peers when reassessed two years later, the research say these girls may be more isolated and have less opportunity to practice social skills. However, they noted that all children who struggled socially aged eight and ten tended to spend more time playing video games in the following years possibly to fulfill a need. To belong in a way that's easily accessible and less complicated than face to face
FT News
VW chief's Nazi gaffe angers investors
"Independent. Investors have raised questions about the future. Volkswagen's chief executive Herbert dece after he evaded Nazi phrase in a management meeting last week. John many brand discusses the controversy with Patrick gave. Patrick what exactly did Mr. d say the private meeting to w clock badgers, and he was explaining that the twelve brands within Volkswagen that includes Porsche Audi Skoda's yacht. They're managed differently. And he was saying that Porsche because it has seventeen percent margins doesn't really have taught managing breathing down their neck about how to get things done. And he was basically saying if you are a different brand, and you want to have that same kind of freedom prophets will set you free. And so he said Yvette maxed fry which is really similar to our by MAC fry which was in blazoned at the Auschwitz concentration camps. So VW has unfortunate links with the Third Reich because we know is it possible that the head of a company that was founded at the behest of Adolf Hitler and relied on concentration camp labor during its early days could be unaware of the offense his remarks might have caused. I do think it's possible. The question is whether that. That means anything maybe that falls towards negligence or being Bolivia's. But you know, you're supposed to be super aware of these comments and of the history. And actually he's made a point of saying that he's aware of the history he visited outfits last year, he visited yet but shown in Jerusalem last year who was actually one of his first access CEO. So he is conscious of this. And this is just a major blunder. But I have spoken people who are in the room and more than half of them have told me they didn't make the connection either in part because what he was saying was really such a sort of benign comment that, you know, prophets will sort of help you. Nobody was thinking in terms of historical connections to folks against darkest days. Then again, a hassle going to people who say as soon as he said, I recognize the historical blunder, and it's worth knowing that Mr. de said the comments to an even five times, according to some people. So I think he was rather oblivious to it. I don't think he was putting on it. But it's hard to say, and I get inside his mind. So how did misdeeds explain it? Itself. Mr. has a pretty active linked in page where he puts up sell fees with join Adela from Microsoft, and that sort of thing that's actually working chose to write his apology. He basically said I apologize unreservedly Inouye was I trying to make this connection, and it's worth knowing that that came immediately. There was no hesitation on his part or anything and welcomed by multiple parties. And what's been the reaction of shareholders and investors? So when we talk about investors with Volkswagen it's worth knowing we're almost exclusively talking about minority shareholders because three groups hold ninety percent of the shares of the ten percent that's held by you know, you and I'm on pop investors institutions I've spoken to several who were outraged and defended and some of them as we've written in the have called for him to go. They think that this represents a really big misjudgment and calls into question some of his other decision making. But he's also made a lot of enemies within Volkswagen by trying to lift margin by. By going after the cost structure wanting to lay people off wanting to shift Volkswagen into a new direction focused on electric occasion, which will reduce the workforce over the next ten years. And I think there's a lot of people who weren't necessarily offended by the statement. But they see this as an opportunity to either hurt dece or to get rid of him because they're already against him when did Mr. deeds joined VW, and how'd you think his performance is rated currently by shareholders? He was a BMW board member for a while he joined Volkswagen in July two thousand fifteen now that just three months before the diesel scandal was exposed it's pretty unfortunate timing because it's not late enough to be fully cleaned from the diesel scandal. So he's actually been under investigation since two thousand sixteen by German prosecutors because there's a big big shareholder case that still hasn't gone to court or just in the early stages of going to court now where shareholders are seeking damages of nine billion euros because they believe. Board told them too late about the diesel scandal. They needed to be informed earlier. So DC's was the head of the VW brand not the head of the W group at the time. But he's implicated in that ended remains to be seen whether that be troublesome for him later on. He was only promoted to the Volkswagen group kief executive eleven months ago. So do you think he'll survive this latest scandal and give them the company's ownership structures? You explain it who would have the power to remove him basically to forces that could have the power. So one is the portion peac family that owns fifty three percent of the entire company so far from awful sources, I know that they still back him entirely, and he has such a big job to do right now. They've been very pleased with him. I would be pretty surprised that they turned on him over this comment. The other however is a little more contentious so Volkswagen supervisory board who really has all the power has twenty seats. Ten of them Gherman law, go to the labor union and then two of them come from lower south. Axes state where they have their headquarters. So that gives a majority right twelve out of twenty two basically the workers because Lower Saxony size of the workers because of the way politics works. So if they really turn against him than that's how you could see Mr. being ousted. So finally, Patrick VW has a history of unforced errors, and given this latest blundered, you think Mr. DC's really the man to turn around Volkswagen's fortunes. I can tell this blunder. It would be a really simple answer. And you would say yes shareholders have generally been big cheerleaders of Mr. dece in large part because he's known to be a very tough negotiator with the unions. He wants to cut costs here there and everywhere and Volkswagen under his leadership is making a full throttle turn towards electrification on a level that you're just not seeing with the groups that rival them in terms of car sold. So that would be renault-nissan Toyota General Motors, so electric vacation really is the future of automotive. Volkswagen has. Lake over everyone else. Nobody else is really willing to take that sort of risk. But the other question, of course, is corporate governance and cultural reform, and with this kind of comment, I suppose that gets put into question, but there are a lot of people who think that this whole episode was sort of silly. It was obviously an unfortunate error, and it doesn't have wider implications to really depends where you fall into that question. And I think one interesting parallel is that when the Volkswagen scandal was exposed Martin vinter corn the CEO step down within a week and the head of Porsche. But he has Mueller took over within a few months. He went to the Detroit auto show and was asked about this scandal by NPR, and he said, very clearly we didn't lie, and I would think that was actually a bigger gaffe than actually what just said because it was just months after the diesel scandal. It was a really sensitive time. And it was already clear at that point that Volkswagen had engaged in a cover up for a year after more than ten years of cheating. So to say. We didn't lie was just such a big thing. So I do think dis has a strong credibility with investors. Even with this gaffe, and in general, he does have the credibility to take this company in new direction. He's really got the portion peac families on board. And you know, they're often seen as the problem for Volkswagen being to your credit ads not looking after shareholders. So so long as these surprise next week. I think he'll be there for quite a bit more time at least a year or
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Not even a choice but a duty to make Oscar-nominated refugee epic says Lebanese woman director
"This is matt wells at u._s. news well the first ever arab woman directed to be nominated for the best foreign language film oscar has told you a news that she had a jucci to record the reality of the refugee crisis playing out on the streets of her native lebanon now dean la back is director of companion a hiring drama seems through the eyes of a twelve year old boy who decides to sue his own parents after years of abuse and neglect a child sees things so much more clearly says ms becky who spent three years researching her film which also won the jury prize at the cannes film festival last year with around million syrian refugees sheltering in lebanon she said she felt compelled to do something about it through her searing new film it would be a crime not to do so she told hafeez care you should deal i'll have a deal t._n._n. very excited about everything that's happening this is a huge rewards for everyone who's worse on the thin for every actor who who not beating actor who who works on the fed they access came with their own experience with their own life where their own struggle anything huge victory for its everyone of us reading who was so hard to make them happen what you'll feel has been described as even a very panoramic view of so many problems that we see all around the world today a story of any anybody's boy living in poverty his sweeney's parents in court for bringing into life another story an issue in migrant worker a single mother where can with no legal people's papers in beirut earn about syrian refugees trying to survive in lebanon today very compelling story what made you make this film i think it's felt more like at u._t. this and i said i it wasn't even troy i i'm actually surprised when people ask me this question because i think you know if i can do something about it and i can use my voice to do something about it and would be i think it would be crime not to do so so i decided to use my food which has been making 'cause that that story put the story out there and to talk about this because it's it's my responsibility to to do something about this and it's mainly you know being exposed to to the problem on a daily basis in lebanon because lebanon such you know such a small country and it's also meeting with its own economical problems for very long time and with the syrian refugee crisis the problem is is is you know is growing and you see it growing by the day you see growing by the site of the simpson working working on the streets working to feed their families sending gum carrying heavy loads working in very doing very difficult jobs and and and i think no you can't help but want to talk about this problem and and i chose to go to tie the sexes because i think a chai the he's things so much more clearly than any other because he's not informed or altered by society codes or hypocrisy or or politics i just wanted i was very much inspired in a way that by the picture of of that small tries each other that was found dead two years ago on the shores of thirty and i remember thinking very when when when i go to sixer if this child could talk what would he say what would she tell the world how would he addressed the adults that could him in the situation but then it started leading wanting to about the children you can't have took about the parents but they'll go but the justice system but took about the migrant worker situation let's talk about syrian refugees because it's all intricate it's all sides of one vicious can and one thing need you to another you can't help but go to watch is married in the situation but but on documented the people in the situation so it's all very very part of one big vicious circle us spoke about the actors and how they were not actually professional actors and how they actually do face similar problems like their characters some of them were migrant workers themselves the syrian refugee i think the child who was the main character was actually a syrian refugee who arrive to route actually yes absolutely them on the thing almost very very similar situation and yet the vein is a syrian refugees living in lebanon and very difficult circumstances for the best eight years dane is a child who never went to school the only different from the same is that she has loving parents but they didn't go to school so this is the street everything knows so or what he's talking about in different or or situation that he'd been he'd been facing a lot luckily now the situation is different now zane is in in norway he's been resettled and always thanks to the united nations actually thanks to the help of the the u._n._h._c._r. he was resentenced inouye and he's has a completely different path now if you get a completely different destiny and yes all of the other actors also are living situation
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Norway leads way on electric cars
"Driving has quietly transformed Inouye. Some thirty percent of all new comes in the country sport plugging cables, rather than gasoline tanks compared to to percents across Europe a role as countries around the world tried to encourage more people to buy electric cars to fight climate change. No way success has one key driver the government to help sales. The Norwegian government waived hefty vehicle import duties and registration and sales taxes for buyers of electric cars in this sense. No way is an outlier the country is very wealthy after exporting for decades. The kind of fossil fuels the world is trying to win it. Cell phone off. Incomes are higher than the rest of Europe. As probably says Norway has pledged to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases by forty percent by twenty thirty compared with nineteen ninety
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Senate, Mitch Mcconnell and Congress discussed on 60 Minutes
"A deal it did not want the bill was presented to the senate on march of two thousand sixteen the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell brought the bill to the senate floor where it passed through unanimous consent with no objections and no recorded votes without objection it passed the house the same way members of congress chatting away on the floor without objection the bill is read a third time and passed a week later with no objections from congress or the da president rock obama signed it into law without ceremony or the usual bill signing photo marino issued a press release the next day claiming credit for the legislation the drug distributors declared victory and told us the new law would inouye limit da's enforcement abilities but da chief administrative law judge john j mold rooney who must adjudicate the law wrote in marquette law review article that the new legislation quote would make it all but impossible to prosecute unscrupulous distributors i just don't understand why congress would pass a bill that strips us of our thirty in the height of an opioid epidemic in places like congressman reno's district and congressman blackburn's district why are these people sponsoring bills when people in their backyards or dying from drugs that are coming from.